Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1921, Page 10

10 ARBITRATION BOARD CUTS | yn,fxee for, poth Camdian ana "WAGES OF PAPER MAKERS |meaiis ™™ P ©© the seme Labor organizations—International Brotherhood of Paper Makers, United Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mills Workers, United Broth- hood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, International Association of Machinists and Inter- national Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen and Oilers. Companies—Abitiby Pulp and Paper Company, Spanish iver Pulp and Paper Company, Union and Pa- er Corporation, St. ice - Paper Company, Ltd.; Minnesota and On- tario Power and Paper Company, F. T. Frances Paper Company, Hanna Paper Corporation, Cliff Paper Com- pany, Tidewater Paper Mills Com- pany, St. Regis Paper Company and Pettebone-Cataract Paper Company. CHARGE MANN ACT BROKEN. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., August Gordon Strachan, forty, rate clerk of the state corporation commission, was arrested at the state capitol yester- day on the charge of transporting Mrs. Mabel D. Lydiatt, a divorced Richmond woman, to Washington in violation of the Mann white slave law. Strachan immediately appeared before United States Commissioner Flengen- heimer and was released on $2,000 bond to awalit trial in October. Reductions Ranging !'rnm 10 to 25 Per Cent Agreed On—In Effect to May 1, 28282. NEW YORK, August 17.—Wage _¥eductions ranging from 10 per. cent for skilled men to 25 per cent for common labor yesterday were agreed upon by the board of arbitration con- sidering the wage dispute between union paper mill workers and eleven mews print manufacturing companies. The award, which fixed 40 cents an hour as the rate for outside com- mon labor, effects about 12,000 work- ers and will become effective August 22. The International Paper Com- pany was not a party to the agree- ment. The agreement provides for a re- turn to the 1919 schedule of prac- tically all classified positions above common labor and paid below 60 eents an hour and a 10 per cent re- duction on all positions receiving 60 cents an hour or over. The average at 16 per cent. A slightly lower rate, it was stated, ‘was fixed for bag factories, craft and specialty paper mills. The agreement will continue in effect to May 1, 1922, but is subject to reopening by either party after December 1. The sime wage scale A O 5 17.—T. 1,500 Lingerie and Sil An opportunity for all women, and especially business street suits. Garden Sets With bonnets to match Aprons and Apron Dresses Woodmard & Lotheay DOWN STAIRS STORE Of Lesser Priced Merchandise 85¢ These are made of dainty cretonne, in the most desired colors. Trim- med with white braid around neck and pockets. 95¢ ‘We have sold hundreds of these garments and the values in this new lot are just as fine as any we have seen. Percales in stripes, checks and plaids—a variety of pat- terns in pink, blue, green and lavender. Slip-over styles, with gath- THE EVENING STAF, BANK TELLER AND CLERK" MISSING WITH $75,000 President of Denver dent of the institution. said. All of the missing funds are 'n cur-|{ added. The youn‘! “taken everything in sight”™ when he closed: 2 night, the bank's president sald. The books were not tampered -with in an effort to covar| rency, Mr. Evans man is supposed to have his books Saturday up the loss, the Mr. tocted. Morse had béen with the Interna- tl Trust Company as its head tellér | for more than three years, Mr. Fvans. He was married, but had no' -4 said. children. A Midsummer Sale of l( BIOUSGS AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES women, to lay in a supply of pretty blouses—so needed to wear with skirts and sweaters, sleeveless dresses and This sale includes French and domestic Voile Blouses, Lawn, Organdy and Madras Blouses. Dozens of pretty styles at these remarkably low prices: 15 Dozen 38 Dozen 20 Dozen HANDMADE BLOUSES FRENCH AND DOMES- . FRENCH AND DOMES- $1.65 TIC VOILE BLOUSES TIC VOILE BLOUSES K $1.65 $1.95 5 Dozen 5 Dozen 6 Dozen FANCY FRILL BLOUSES FRENCH VOILE EXTRA S1Z% BLOUSES $2.95 EEOUSES Sizes 44% to 54% (all short sleeves) 1ZeS 44 5472 15 Dozen X $1.85 EXTRA SIZE BLOUSES 15 Dozen 5 Dozen Sizes 44% to 5434 EXTRA SIZE BLOUSES EXTRA SIZE BLOUSES $1.95 Sizes 44% to 54% Sizes 445 to 5434 7 Dozen $2.95 i HEAVY CREPE DE S Dozen 5iDozen ETT! H CHINE BLOUSES HEAV%{L%%%%(S; = BLAC%IE)UISNI?S o $4.95 $4.95 $2.95 and $3.50 T hec’ Very Newest ANew Lot of 30 Dozen Pairs reations 1n Children’s Th? Popular Women's Black Bungalow Cotton Hose Special, 28¢c pair Fine quality Seam- less Black CottonHose, with elastic tops; knit to fit. Reinforced heels and toes. Medium weight for fall. Sizes 814 to 10. A very de- Iufinflm| Says Young Man Is Supposed to . ; Have “Taken All in Sight.” ‘ DENVER, Col., August l‘l--ldvlnl A. Morse, thirty-two years old, head teller at the Internatiomal Trust Company here, has disappeared, along with about $75,000 in -currency, It was announced by John Evans, presi- Miss Mabel | Penfold, twenty-two, a filing clerk ht the bank, also is missing, Mr. Evans , president declares. { Evans said the loss wax lul).v’ covered by insurance and that the| tank’'s condition would not be n(—l A unique and service- ered skirts, pockets and tle- backianahes sirable hose at a low able garment for any child oopenat-the - front styles, t] 't t; H aged 2 to 6 years. Pack; trimmed with Bratd. price. The First Fall Showing of Women's and Misses’ Canton Crepe Dresses $18.75 and $24.75 An early fall showing suggesting what you will see the first-crisp days of fall. These dresses are of the popular Canton Crepe; hdave been especially selected, and are of an exceptionally good quality silk, in smart new styles with contrasting trimmings, including embroidery and beading that make the garments most at- tractive. : STRAIGHTLINE AND BOUFFANT MODELS—Colors are mostly navy, black and brown. Sizes 16 to 42. YOI-I Shoulcl Buy Gencrously 0{ These Good Sheets at $1.00 A special purchase brings what we believe to be the best. hand-torn, seamless sheets at this low price. Double-bed size, 81x90. Perfectly made of a dependable quality bleached cotton. 5 Qi “CLASSIC” PILLOWCASES, of a fine quality bleached 'cotton.: .Size 45x36.. A remarkable value. 50c pair. 3 B 2 GOOD QUALITY WHITE CROCHET BEDSPREADS, double-bed size, in an at- tractive assortment of patterns. Particula;?r good weight for fall use. A value you , will find hard to duplicate at this price. $1.95 each. Warm, Serviceable Blankets $2.95 pair - A Value of Real Interest We have secured one of the best blanket values obtainable at this low price. A grade that looks well, wears well, is light and warm. All have neat pink or blue borders. Edges are bound with silk stitching. Size 64x76. - 4 You will make a decided saving if you purchase your blankets now for the cool days that are coming. . ; g g % B | | B LT O Open 9:15; Close 6 WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1991, Woodwark &Wotheoy = - New York—WASHINGTON—Paris A Clearance Sale of WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS At Greatly Reduced Prices If you are preparing for a vacation trip at the - seashore or simply outfitting yourself for the local bathing beach, you will find this a splendid oppor- tunity for saving. We have reduced every bathing suit in stock, including the well known Annette Kellermann Two- . in-one and other Suits of like desirability and style smartness. They are in a variety of materials and practi- ca!Iy all wanted colors, at the following lowered' prices: 75 Cotton Jersey and Surf Satin Bathing Suits. Reduced to $2 Each 50 pairs Gray and Black Wool Tights. Reduced to $2 Pair " 15'pairs Black and Gray Wool Tights and a few Cotton and Wool Jersey Bathing Suits. £ s Reduced to $3 Each 25 Wool Jersey Bathing Suits, in iety of coll 1 a few pairs of Silk Bloomfrs. e TR Reduced to $4.50 Each 12 Wool Jersey Bathing Suits and a few fine Silk Suits. Reduced to $6 Each 6 Wool Jersey and Silk Bathing Suits, also 2 Extra Size Suits. i Reduced to $10 Each 6 Novelty Silk Bathing Suits. Reduced to $15 Each Bathing Suit Section, Third floor. Women’s New Autumn Hats Specially Priced, $7.50 Smart and beautiful new hats, either widely brimmed or small and saucy, some are soft crush shapes. They are of velvets, duvetyns and faille silks, in the brilliant autumn reds, such as cherry and the orange and henna tints. also the warm wine tones'and browns, with the navy, citron and black hats included. Each hat is new and different and at the special price of $7.50 averages about one-half the usual price. Millinery Section, Third floor. e’ i The Remaining Stock of . N, ’ - Girls’ Summer Dresses At Greatly Reduced Prices Voile and Organdy Dresses reduced to $3.95 Rose, blue, brown, tan and orchid, in both plain colors and figured patterns; sizes 6 to 16 years. Checked Gingham Dresses reduced to $4.95 Blue, red, pink and brown checked gingham dresses, some with white organdy collar and sashes; many different models ; sizes 12,°14 and 16 years. White Gabardine Skirts reduced to $1.95 and $2.95 Splendid quality, finished with belt, pockets and buttons. Girls® Section, Fourth floor. Hemmed Huck Hand Towels in all sizes, $1.20, $1.50, $1.80, $3 to $3 dozen. 1 Extra Heavy, Huck Tewels, A special value in All- the best values we have ever offered. single defect. Shown in these desirable colors— Blue and white block plaids Blue, tan and white plaids Blue, gray and white plaids Blanket Section, Second fioor. Supply Your Blanket Needs Now The August Sale Offers Splendid All-Wool Blankets, $8.95 The reputation we have established for Fine Bed Blankets at the lowest prices con- sistent with quality is being augmented during this August Blanket Sale. These Fine All-wool Plaid Blankets at $8.95 pair, full double-bed size, are one of We secured them from a well known American mill. They were sold to us as being subject to slight imperfections, but in the large majority of cases we cannot find a Every pair of these Blankets is soft, fluffy, warm, splendidly made and finished. Pink, gray and white plaids Your choice of any coloring at $8.95 pair Gray block plaids Tan block plaids Elegant and Exclusive Fur Coats and Wraps In the Summer Fur Sale At Very Special Prices A showing of magnificent and high quality fur wraps and coats in the preferred peltries. Each one of these models is exclusive and dis- tinctive, the only one of its kind, and for that reason, as well as the the very special prices now prevail- ing, is most interesting to the dis- criminating woman. HANDSOME DOLMAN WRAP of Eastern Mink in rich dark tones, which is evidence of high quality; the skins are superbly blended in tone to carry out perfectly the lines of the garment; deep shawl collar and gold brocaded lining. $1,875. 5 HANDSOME ALASKA SEAL WRAP with large Japanese Marten collar and cuffs; a soft, silky gar- ments, “’5. Kodaks and Cameras for the Vacationist and School Boys and Girls No. 1 Pleture 24 x3%—315 No. 1A Picture 2%x4%—$16 A thoroughly reliable auto- graphic camera of high efficiency, easy to operate and so thin and compact as to be pocketed easily. Both cameras are fitted with kodak ball-bearing shutter, the No. 1 having two speeds and the No. 1A three speeds. ALASKA SEAL COAT, 40-inch length, self-trimmed and beautiful silk lining. $575. LUXURIOUS COAT WRAP OF GRAY SCOTCH MOLE with very deep cuffs, collar and tuxedo front of gray fox, beautifully lined. $575. MOLE CAPE WRAP, 45-inch length with self shawl collar, beauti- fully bloused at hips on each side, plain flaring back. $425. HANDSOME SLEEVE COAT- WRAP of Russian Kolinsky, blouse back, emphasized by skins worked in opposite direction; lower edge and cuffs trimmed with Kolinsky tails. $750. Fur Section, Third floor. Towels of Every Wanted Kind Many of Them at Exceptionally Low Prices Probably no n;onth in the year makes such a dem.znd upon your towel supply as the month of August. Cert.amly then it is most gratifying to those seeking to fil.l their re- quirements to find such a supply as we are offering at this time. We have only the best sorts of Towels—firm, full bodied, perfectly made and finished. There are dozens of new patterns and the prices in most cases are lower than they have been in some time. kind together in one place, 30 that selection is much’ easier. Fancy Colored Bordered Turk- ish Bath Towels in Jacquard and floral designs; very heavy, ele- gant qualities. 50ec, 63%e, $1and Bath Sheets, made of fine Turk- ish toweling, white with pink border, $2.50 and $2.75 each; all- white Bath Sheets, size 72x84 18x34, hemmed, 8 for $3.40. 17x34; hemstitched, 65¢. 21x36, hemstitched, 78e. 18x34, hemstitched, $1. 20x36; hemstitched, $1.50. 22x38, hemstitched, $1.50. Better grades _of fine' Linen Huck Towels, including the soft bird's-eye weave. = $18 to 338 dosen. -~ ’ Pure Linen Guest Towels with hemstitched énds. 15x24 inches, special, @ for $3. 15x24 inches, 50¢; 70¢ and $1.35. Imported Cotton Huck Guest Towels, hemstitched, 14x22, 83 with red or blue border, $3 desen. We are now able to get the Natural Tan Linen Fric- tion Towels from England for the first time in several years; very heavy, absorbent and the height of luxury in _bath towels. $2to $7.50 each. inches, $5.50 each. Plain White Soft-finish Bird's- eye Towels, size 22x40 inches, hemstitched. Special, 6 for $3.75. ‘Turkish Bath Towels, excellent quality, plain white. 30e, 35e, 50¢, 65¢, T8¢, 8Se atd $1. Turkish Bath Towels, blue borders. Very special value, @ for $1.25. Martex Turkish Bath Tow- els, good size and quality, all ‘white. Special, 6 for $3.90. Imported English Bath Towels, made by Christy; pink, blue and gold striped. $135 each. Pink and blue plaids, $150; better quality pink and blue, $2 each. Turkish Bath Rugs in colors of pink, blue, green and lavender. $1, $1.50, §2 to $275 each. No. 0 Picture 15x214—32.00 Ne. 2 Plcture 2%x3%—3$2.50 No. 2A Picture 234x4%—3$3.50 No.3 Pilcture 3%x4%—3$4.50 These cameras combine sim- plicity and reliability, are ac- curate, efficient and economical. No. 0 has one stop and No. 2 three stops. The No. 2A and No. 3 have meniscus achromatic lens, three stops and two view finders. - No. $1A—Autographic Pleture 2%x4%—3$23.00 A thin, compact camera; loads easily, operates quickly. This possesses many features which add to its efficiency. It has improved automatic focusing lock, double R R lens, bellows of black leather, back and bed cov- ered with fine seal grain leather; § autographic feature for recording data on film; loads in daylight with 12 or 6 exposures. New Bection, First floer. Coronado and Bayadere Stripes Are the New Designs in Wool Skirtings Approved for the Fall-Winter Season You can see them here now in all their beautiful de- signs and color combina- tions, especially designed to give the two and three color effects in the fashionable pleated skirts, 54 inches wide, $5 yard Dress Goods Section, Second feor.