Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1921, Page 14

i MINE WORKERS’ HEAD SAYS HE WILL GO TO JAIL Howatt Also Declares He Will Re- fuse to Order Men Back as Directed. G, Kan., August 2B Howatt, president of dis- trict 14, United ine Workers of America, in a statement today gom that he would refuse 1} Alexan calling a strik being committed to jail September 8. He will further refuse, according to his statement, to order back to work the striking miners of the Dean and Rellance strip mines as demanded sev- eral days ago by the international ex- ecutive board of the mine workers at Indianapolis. “My position is unchanged,” he said. “District 14 may be spended from the organization or I may be kicked out of office, but the only way I would consent to put the men back to work would be under the customs and con- ditions that prevailed when the men quit work. In spite of the operators and our international organization I do not propose for them to take away the working conditions for which they have sacrificed and struggled for years.” PROBE INTO MILK PRICES UNDER WAY IN BALTIMORE State’s Attorney Shortly Will Be Presented to Grand Jury for Action. pecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. August 25.—A probe into milk prices similar to that con- ducted recently against the alleged coal combine, ‘whieh resulted in the! indictment of practically every retail coal dealer in Baltimore, is being con- ducted by, State's Attorney Leach and it is said-that ihformation would shortly bp. presented to the grand jury for -agtion. He declared that ihere is an association among milk dealers wheneby, through a system of controk of:supply, they are enabled to pile up profiisiat the expense of the consumer,” but that he was not pre- pared to. disclose the details of his investigation Just yet. - The prosecuting officer said that he had sufficient information, however, to show that the members of the al- leged milk combine were “‘as pretty a sct of profiteers as ever pretended to trying to protect the poor con- sumer.” He gives the so-called monopoly credit for cleverness and asserts that the members are holding the farmer between them and the fire of public criticism. One point brought out by the state’s attorney is that in| June the alleged combine received from the farmer probably §00.000 gal- lons of milk at 14 cents a gallon, col- lecting from the consumer 48 cents. DONATE PART OF PAY. ‘Wheeling Car Employes Provide for Abolishing One-Man Runs. Special Dispatch to The Star. WHEELING, W. Va, ‘August 25.—In their fight to secure the abolition of the one-man car system, employes of | ihe Wheeling Traction Company voted 140 to 71 to donate 10 per cent of their wages to the company, effective with the pay of September The company, in return, agrees to restore the two-man car on all di- visions. The agreement restores the two-man crews to the Mingo_Junc- tion-Steubenville, North York,-Wheel- ing, McMechen-Wheeling, Warwood Wheeling and Benwood-North Wheel ing divisions. Sixty more men will receive immediate employment. MAKE FLIGHT RECORD. Former Canadian War Airmen Set Montreal-New York Time. NEW YORK, August 25—A record non-stop flight from Montreal to New York in three hours and fifteen min- utes was completed at Mitchell Field 1ast night by five Canadian aviators who saw service in the world war. All are members of the Royal Flying Corps. The flight was made_ in an_ eight- passenger monoplane. Lieut. J. Cross Field piloted the craft. o Fresh Film— The age of your film has much to do with the quality of your pictures. Be sure that you are supplied with fresh rolls or packs 'and you will eliminate one of the chief causes of trouble. Even though you should happen_to use an old film it is often possible for US to give you en- tirely satisfactory prints because we handle each order _individually— that’s seal. service, The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) 14th Street, ;o 225257, Bottied In Washington, D. C., by SAS8-O BOTTLING CO., Phone Lincoin 1212, Aclean kitchenis kept free from ynsanitar disease-carrying in- sects by liberal use of "PREVENTOL PRrREVEATOL) > MAKES & GREAN HOME 4— New York ™" WASHINGTON Paris _ _ i - ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921 Woodward & Lothvop. Open 9:15;- Close 6 Closed Saturdays Friday—A Splendid Collection of Remnants REMNANT DAY at this store not only offers an opportunity to secure useful, seasonable merchandise at low prices —but it offers you the opportunity while the goods are desirable. A Remnant Day every Friday enables us to dispose of Remnants as fast as they accumulate. Thus you get them as soon as they reach the Remnant stage. And you get them at extremely low prices—always. TURKISH WASH CLOTHS Specially Priced 5c Each Choice of pink or blue borders. Perfumery Section, First floor. Children’s Summer Footwear $2.75 Pair Formerly $5 to $7 13 pairs Growing Girls’ White Canvas Pumps, welt soles and low heels; sizes 435 and 5 AA; 4, 434, 5%, 6 A; 4%, 5% B; 24, 41,5, 5%, 6% C. 9 pairs Growing Girls’ Black Calf Pumps, welt soles and low heels; sizes 2%, 3 AA; 2%, 4% A;2%,4B. 5 pairs Growing Girls’ Tan Calf Pumps, low heels and welt soles; sizes 4% AA; 3 B; 2%, 3C;and 3 D. 32 pairs Misses’” White Can- vas Oxfords; sizes 12%5 to 2 A; 113% to 2 B; 1135 to 2 C; 1134, 13, 13% and’1 D. 3 31 ‘pairs Children’s White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps, welt soles and s%n'ng heels; sizes 9, 9%, 10, 11 B; 9, 9%, 10, 11 C; 8%, 9. 9%, 10 D. 10 pairs Children’s Black Calf Oxfords and Pumps, welt soles and spring heels; sizes 9, 94, 11 B:8%,9C; 8% D. Children's Shoe Sectlon, Handkerchiefs Specially Priced 20 doze.. Women’s All-linen Handkerchiefs, a sheer quality, full size, %-inch hems. Special, 18c ‘each; 6 for $I. Broken lot of Men’s All-linen Initial Handkerchiefs, in these initials: A, E, F, G, H, L, M, P, R, S, T, W. Specially priced, 25c each; $3 dozen. ‘Women's Handkerchief Section, First floor. Fourth floor. FURS Special value in Marmot Coats, 36-inch length, self trim- med; attractively lined. Just 2 of them. Specially priced, $79 each. 2 Hudson Seal Chokers, neck- tie style. Special, $27.50 each. 1 Hudson Seal Choker, neck- tie style. Special, $39.50. 1 Handsome Hudson Seal Scarf. Special, $45. 1 Brown Wolf Choker. Spe- cial, $1450. Spe- Sne- ¢ill.B$‘;;wn Wolf Choker. 1 Blue Wolf Choker. cial, $15. 1 Kolinsky Choker. Special, 5. Fur Section, Third fioor. Odds and Ends in Fine Corsets Reduced for Friday 28 Fine Corsets, back and front lace models, medium bust and waistline styles, of satin, pink broche and plain materials; in the following sizes, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28. 29, 3C, 34 and 36. $350 pair; were $5 to $10. 3 dosen Elastic Sanitary Belts. 350 each; were Tbo. ' Corset Section, Third floor. Women’s Knit Underwear " 15 dozen Women’s Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck, sléeveless, trimmed with lace insertion; sizes 5 and 6. 25c each; were 37%c. - ' Ribbed Cotton Vests. B L S g M SR e o Y and 6. §3 each; were $3. Women's Knit Underweaer . Sectios, Third floor. Flannels A lot of short lengths, % to 2% yards; slightly soiled. . Priced. at just 35 their regular price Remnants of Double and Single Faced Eiderdown and Beacon Cloth, in 1 to 2% yard lengths; soiled. Marked at ¥, former prices ‘White Goods Section, Second fhoor. - Children’s Socks 12l4c pair; were 25¢ 40 dozen T%airs Infants’ Fancy Top Lisle Thread Sox, sizes 415, 5, 6, 6%. 123 m;: were 25c, 18’ pafrs Misses' ‘White Merino English; sises 9. Slightly U pates ’ Plain English Silk Lisie E—u . In tan. biack nd white, size Children’s Hoslery Section, Fourth Remnants of . Cotton Dress Goods At Y, Price 1% to 4 yard lengths. Included are plain and printed voiles, printed lawns, embroidered Swisses, embroidered organdies, dimities, etc. Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second fioor. - Venice Lace Roll . Collars Specially Priced, 65¢ Lovely collars, in a delicate cream color; various designs from which to choose; adding a smart touch to sweater, coat or frock. Neckwear Section, First floor. ‘Children’s Knit Underwear 11 Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton Com. binagion Suits, round neck. elbow slseves, nkle length.’ to it children from 6 to 11 years. “76c suit; were $1.25. 13 pairs Children’s Fine Ribbéd Cot- ton Pants, ankle and knee lengths, to it children from 9 to 11 years. 0 ; were 50o. 14 Children’s Fine Ribbed Fleece-lined Cotton Sleeping Suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length,” with feet: to fit children from 6 months to 2 years. suit; were $1.25. Children's Knit Undes pazen's rwear Section, Friday Special Hemstitched Voile Curtains, $1.25 pair An excellent value in sheer Voile Curtains, 24 yards long, pretty for the bedroom, or any- where a simple curtain s wanted. 1 Pair Fine Volle Curtains, hem- atitched and trimmed ‘with drawh work, .50 pair; was $5. 1Ly fuir, Jiufled Dotted Swise Curtains, 1 pair Marquisette Curtains, with fine band-drawn work. and pretty Oluny U odit Toins Veils Hemett hed Our- pair ine Voile Hemstite! tains, $1.75_pair; was tnes CRL78 et $3.60, lin ~ Ourtains, wif alarce and artiste steacied” bordor: P T i remeea Grash,_ 0w enct valance. $3.78 pair; was 35 Pl F ‘Groen g ance 5,08 Talr; was ga 1 TR TR ‘-: large number of remmants of cretonnes, poplins, mets, silks and varicus dra} T S el g A 8 Blue and White Japanese Lancheon Sets, consisting of 6 2:-‘(:":.: doilies, 6 10- jes_and - tachi donlestenat ch round doilte, 5w stenciled inches 3 trimm 40 square, §1.16 Sach; ware $3.85. Curtain Section, Fifth floor. Good Values in Housewares 15 dozen Dish Cloths. Spe- cial, 5c each. 6 Universal Food Choppers. $295 each; were $4. 36 Golden Star Furniture Polish. 35c each; were 50c. 50 Nickel Toothbrush Hold- ers. Special, 20c each. 25 Waste Baskets. Spedlal, 35c each. 3 Toledo Cookers, slightl; 5 ] it S Mesar mowtet 3 Aluminum Fircless Cookers. $19.50 : were §35, e ato e an . $11 oach: were $12.50. iy 6 Stepladder Obairs. Special, $1.75 10 Ctses Swift's Borax Sosp. Special, 1 6-foot Plain Kitchen Tabl, 5 s Tt F iR teben Tabie, damaged. 1 4foot Bettee Table, slightly damaged. $15.50, was ), I”Klu:h-- Btools. $2.35 each; were Boss Oven. $3.75; was $6.50. 1 Ren atmet: Sighy damaged. $37.80, was 38 Cans Theros Canned Heat. 100 cax; was 186, Clesing Out Ever;Ready Flash Lights: 2, $1 each; were $2. 3, $1 each; were $1.75. 2, $1 each; were $1.50. 1, 3135, was $2. 1, §1, was $1.50. 1, $1, was 31.75. 1, T8, was $1.65. 1, 800, was $1.35. House Purnishings Section, Fifth floor. Comforts and Spreads 2 Green Dotted Silk Mull Cemforts, lamb’s wool filled. $9.75 each; were §18. 10 Silk Mull Comforts, lamb’s wool filled, in pink, ind yellow. ! s el N e T BT 6 0ld Rose L. g u.qflb Comforts, solled. $2 8 Satin Finish Spreas slight] is- cotored. 80,98 each mery ga EhtIY dis Bedwear Sectiom, Second floor. . Chinaware 1 100-plece I P! ;l:::!fl China Dinner Set, ‘conven! T tion, it m $57.50; was W.ltm 1 Decorated Haviland China Tea_Pot, with mat-gold handle. $1.95; was $4.50. 6 Limoges China Bouiilon Cups and Saucers, 'conven border decoration. 05 A gbien Sorcolain Oral Coversd pheassat design. $1.78 eaohi L Engiish Porcelain Covered Sugar 2" dosen 4ineh Bagce Dishes, "{1% %m.m-tm s o ra o Taporied Fottery Vi #9138 60ch Srors 00 "‘Zfl;:'; Tmported China ol 17. Broaktas Se sssing. L pikelipdpd Pots, with Bambo handies. 166 each; T?.'Gymm: decora 180 each; were 50o. = e Chiza Sectlon, Fifth floor. Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Friday Final Clearance Men’s Two-Piece Tropical Suits Greatly Lowered to $11.75 The former prices were $18 to $35 83 Suits are all that remain from our season’s selling of Men’s Tropical Clothes—Palm Beaches, Linens, Mohairs. As every man knows from experi- ence who has ever bought suits here, they are the best tailored, the finest qual- ity and the most satisfactory wearing clothes that can be had. 2 Shown in grays, tans, sand, green and neat patterned effects of desirable colors; two and three button models. Sizes, quantities and n'lqterub' are as follows. Reguiars .......... Palm Beach Cadets Suits Mohair Suits Linen Suits Stouts . Silk Suits, two only, in size 36. Mon's Clothing Section, Becond floor. The Friday Selling of Men’s Furnishings Offers Many Worth-While Economies. 30 dozen pairs Men’s Pure Silk Socks, with lisle double heels, toes and soles; fine, sheer, even weave and seamless; in black and navy. Sizes 9% to 11%. Special price, 55c pair. 80 Men's Fine Quality Madras Union Suits, sleeveless, knee length; closed-crptch style with elastic inset across back; sizes 34, 36 and 38. 95c each; were $2. £ 115 Men's Special Quality Foulard Four-in- hand Ties, neat figured patterns. Soc each; were 86 Men’s Fast-color Madras and Crepe §ilk ‘Wash Ties, white grounds with neat stripes and embroidered figures. 35c each, 3 for $1; were 50c and $1 each. 70 Men’s Pongee Silk Shirts, soft cuffs at- tached, with separate collar to match; sizes 14 to 17. Special price, $3 each. 96 Men’s Woven and Printed Madras Shirts, good selection of patterns; fast col- ors; sizes 14, 1414, 15, 16 and 16%4. §l.l§ each; ‘were $250 and $3. 15 pairs Men’s Pure Wool Scotch Golf Hose, light and dark gray colors; size 10 only.. pair; were $4. 28 Men’s Golf Caps, medium and dark col- ors; sizes 674, 7 and 7%. $150 each; were $3. 90 pieces Men's Fine Striped Madras Shirts and Drawers. Sleeveless coat style shirts, sizes 40, 42 and 46; knee length drawers, sizes 30, 34, 42 and 46. 75c garment; were $1.50. 20 dozen Men’s Fine Union Linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, with narrow or wide hems. 6 for $1; were 35c each. Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. Men’s Footwear Reduced for Friday Clearance 13 pairs Men's White Oxfords, some leather trim- med and some plain. Sizes 8 and 9%AA; 6, 8% and 9B; 6 6%, 7%, 8 and 9D. $2.50 pair; were $7 and $8. 22 pairs Men’s Black Calfskin Oxfords; odd sizes, 8, 83, 10 and 103%AA; 7, 10 and 11A; 6, 6% and 9B; 5% and 6%C; 5%, 6% and 10D. . $2.95 pair; were $10 15 pairs Patent Leather Dress Oxfords; sizes 7%, 8%, 9 and 9%C; 7, 8, 8% and 9D. Special, $5.25 Pair. 22 pairs Men’s High-grade Tan Vicl Kid Blucher Oxfords, medium round toe; sizes 8, 8%, 9, 9% and 10A; 7%, 8, 9 and 10B; 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 9 and 11C. $4.50 pair; were $10. Men's Shoe Bection, First floor. Boys’ Wash Suits Greatly Reduced 150 Boys’ Wash Suits, assorted middy, Oliver Twist and Junior Norfolk styles, also camp suits; broken siges, 2%, 3, 4 and § years only. Greatly reduced to $115 each. 20 Boys’ Washable Norfolk Suits, best grade ma- terials, broken lots from our regular stock, in sizes 6, 8 and 9 years only. Greatly reduced to $2.95. Boys® Store, Fourth floor. Petticoats MILLINERY 5 Felt Hats, in orchid, tan and Friday Specials in the Linen Section 10 dozen 13-piece Liberty Luncheon Sets. 55c set; were 95c. 16 Madeira Scalloped Pillowcases; size 13x17. 93; ;;dcll: werg $L50. S adeira Boudoir Scalloped Pillo es; si; 14x18.° $175 each; were $175, e 40 dozen Turkish Wash Cloths, seconds. 6 for 50c. o 10 dozen Turkish Wash Cloths, seconds. 6 for 25 dozen Mercerized Tape Border Cotton Nap- kins, for camping and outings. $1 dozen. Linen Section, Second Soor. Friday Clearance Sale Women’s White Footwear Offering Substantial Reductions and Excellent Choosing - $2.25 and $2.75 pair 65 pairs White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, with military or Cuban heeli; sizes 4%, 5, 5% and 7% AAA; 4,41, 5, 5% and 8 AA; 315, 4, 4% and 5% A; 3Vl. 4 and 4% B; 2%, 3,3%,4C; 3and 3% D. $225 pair. 84 pairs White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps, klacl;aAn‘g t:n“;;in;mer‘]i;;i“{es 4, 45, Ssand 7 AAA; to 34, 4%, 5 an 33,4,4%, 5 B; 2%, 3%, 435 C. 8235 pair. 7z S 82 pairs White Canvas One-strap Pum; ith French Louis or Baby Louis heels:’siz‘;s l;?z ‘:; 8 AAA; 435 to 8 AA; 414,6,6%4,7,8 A; 3%, 5%, 7 B; 23, 3%, 6,6% C. $275 pair; formerly $6.50 to $10. Also 69 pairs Black, Tan and Patent Leather Sur?ps_. with F{;/n::h Gl}fuifiabayy Lou;z/olr‘ Cuban eels, in sizes 0 2] to A; 34, LELSTBADE S 4G 647 B; 24 o pair; formerly $9'to $iL. ‘Women's Shoe Bection, Third floor. Summer Porch Dresses At Very Low Prices Smart porch dresses, are made of dainty figured or striped lawns and voiles, in surplice and square neck effects, with three-quarter sleeves, roll collar and cuffs, and sash; in blue, black and white, brown and white, also very pretty plain organdies in pink, blue, navy, orchid and yellow. Greatly Reduced to $1.95 and $2.95 Another group of becoming porch dresses . includes white dotted Swiss, and colored striped or dotted voile; with dropped waist and sash effect, three-quarter sleeves, roll collar and cuffs, some with vest effects. Speecially priced, $3.95 Crepe Porch Dresses are becomingly made in the jumper style, with adjustable belt and pockets, and slip waist of dainty dotted Swiss, with collar and turn-back cuffs trimmed with rufiing; another model in crepe is the two- plece style with organdy collar and adjustable belt; in plain pink, blue, copen, lavender and rose. Speeially priced, $3.95 House. Dress Section, Third floor. Friday Specials in Women’s Woolen . . old_blue. eack; were $14.50 Special for Friday oL DIUC TS eadks ere Hosi 2 S o pild Felt Hats, in tan, navy, old & osiery ey oos at e s i 88; “blackiand’ white-" 96.50 20 iirs Women's Full-fashion e bty et ol gvsess ©8chs were 810 o S12.08. Woolers Bports Hoin besther. colors: cellent wear and service. In black, navy, 14 Felt Hats, ' in tan, gray, sizes 9, n;g,‘m, msi:. irregular in ‘brown «copen blue. An’ excel- orchid, navy, old blue, pink and weave. If perfect they be B ae Bpectally peiced: 966, tangerine. ~#5 each; were ke 8250 Now spactally putced, o3 Tt e Rt stitched hem. a“ each; were $4.50. sl PR S R T T stitched hem. $7.95 each; were $10.50. Petticoat Section, Third fioor. to_$9.50. 15 Summer Hats, pretty models in organdy, silk, ribbon, hair and georgette; included in the assort- ment are several with georgette. $3.75 each; were 9%, $22.50, Untrimmed Drooping and Leghorns. $1.75 each; were to $8.50. ~ ul!llb!r! Section, Third floor. 36 pairs Women's Black Silk Hose. full med with lisle tops; si Bl5, 10% only. $1.35 pair; were l‘;-' ® 19 pairs Women's Black Lisle Thread sailors banded H in weave; sizes 83, 9. i A Hats ‘Women's Hoslery Section, First floor. Girls’ Apparel 4 Green and Gray Plaid Skirts, side pleated, on bands,” with belts. ' Good for school wear with sweaters; sizes 12, 5 were patch pockets, suitable models sports wear; size 16. $7.50 each; wers $16.80, 14 Girls' White Shirt Waists, with .~ $1.95 each; were $3.50. Petticoats, with embroldered bottom: excel'ent _value, in scalloped lengths 30 and 32 inches. $1.95 each; ‘were $3.50. 11 White Skirts, of good quality gebartine, witn fancy pockets: sizes 25, . 28 and 20 waists. $1.95 each; were 0 White Skirts, of gabardive, with pleated front and ‘back, patch pockets; sizes 27,20 and 81 waiats. $145 each -embroidered Philippine Pop- splendid quality: lengths each; were $6. Burke ' Batiste Pajamas, htly damaged; size 18. 8Bc; was i Mismatched Pair Pajamas, two- co style in pik; size 120 $1.45; was Girle® Section, Fourth floor. ‘were Women’s Suits 2 Ten Plald Cheviot Suits, with hip 1 coats, nicely tailored, models suitable for early fall wear; parrow b!lal and ]w;lez: 1 .50 flhdh: ‘were ‘?i s n gray and green mix- tures, half lined with satin; 3-button coat, well tallored. $18.50 each; were Jersey Sports Suits, one in black ‘white check, the other in two of brown. Smart_and unusual . 325 each; were $39.50. 2 Crepe lnmi;edsnllfl. in SM# green. with s ¥ priced, $5 each. 1 Riding Habit, with black satin sleeveless coat and white herringhone ramie linen breeches; size 18. $22.50; was $565. 2 Golf Sults, fn jersey. one with sleeveless jacket, large pafch pockets. leather buttons, ne and gray checked knickers; the other in the same style, in_a black and white combination. $10.75_each; were .50. 1 Black Tricotine Suit, beautifully tailored model, lined throughout with beavy black Canton Crepe. Coat self trimmed, tailored strapped seams. An unusual valve. $65; was $115. 1 Black Tricotine Suit, man taflored, lined in striped gray crepe, a desirable fall model. 3$65; was $150. 1 Navy Tricotine Suit, with long - tline coat, strictly tailored model, lined in fancy crepe; size 35. $85; was ¥ ray sixea 1 ome: well " tailored, _stitchs $22.50 each; were $49.50. Women's Sult Section, Third floor. 2 and shadq ‘mod skirts. Sports Sults, o Teray sk — > Misses’ Apparel 15 Linen Eleeveless with patch pockets; some with leather belts, others with belts of self material; in green, leather. gray and rose. Sizes 14, 16, 18. $4.25 each; were $9.75. - i2 Sports Skirts, of silk and flannel, in stripes, plalds and plain colors, pleated and gathered models, patch pockets, button trimmed, in rose, white, flesh, and black, rose or copen with ‘'white; lengths 33 and 37 inches. $7.50 each; were §19.76 to $35. A small group of Cotton Dresses, of dotted Swiss, organdy and figured voile, in plain or combination colorings: sizes 14, 16, 18. $9.75 each; were $25 and R Gingham Dresses, 1o both 1 a 11 Gingham Dresses, in arge an small checks: sizes 14, 16, 18. $4.25 each; were $10 and $15. 2 Crepe de Chine Slip-on Dresses, in black and white combinations, with leather belts: sizes 14 and 16. $7.75 * were $15. 1 White Knitted Sports Slip-on Dress. with pockets and suede belt. $7.75, was 15, 12 Challis Dresses, sports models in black and white and white and red: sizes 16 and 18. $12.50 each: were $19.75. 2 Gray Drosws. one in Canton crepe. the other in georgette: sizes 16 and 18. $16.50 each; were $39.50. 4 Sports Coats, tuxedo and motch col- sizes 14, 16, 15. $5 emoh; lar models: were $16.95. Misses® Bection, Pourth floor. Sweaters and Bathing Suits 4 Sleeveless Crocheted Woolen Sweat- ers. in Amfl‘?.!-r;a ‘beauty and Fungi. $1 4 x.\'l" Sleeveless Flannel Coats. $1 : were $5. 6 Heavy Ribbed Woolen Sweaters, tux- e ot s S good golaen whade; good swea ers for s and ontings. $3.95 each; Srore '$6.50 and $9.75. 16 Annette Kellermann Two-in One Bathing Suits, in cotton jer- sey; blue trimmed in contrasting striped borders. $L75 each; were $2.25, 48 Wool Jersey Annette Kel- lermann Bathing Suits, subject to slight imperfections; so slight in fact that they do not affect the wearing quality at all. Very specially priced: beautiful color combinations from which to choose. Special, $3.95 each. Bathing Suit and Sweater Sections, ird floor. ; Waists and Over- blouses 21 Overblouses, of embroiderad dotted Swiss, hip length, in navy and white, copen and white, brown and white, rose and white, and white with green, lavender or blue. Some trimmed with filet edged frills. $2.95 each; ‘were $6.75 and $7.50. 10 Tailored Dimity Walsts. some with colored collar and cuffs, others with Peter Pan col- lar and cuffs, edged with narrow frillings. $2.95 each; were $5 to 6. 7 Eponge Overblouses, embroid- ered in silk and wool, in laven- der, jade and copen. $2.95 each; ‘were $9.75 and $10.75. 31 Voile Blouses, various styles, embroidered and prettily trim- med; also a few colored organ- dies, in rose and blue. %1 each; ‘were $1.35 and $2.95. . 15 Georgette Overblouses and Crepe de Chine Tie-ons, in navy, i flesh and gray. $L95 each; were $5.75 and $6.75. 27 Georgette Blouses, in smart color combinations of navy and bisque, mohawk and bisque, and bisque and flesh, lace trimmed. $2.95 each; were $5 to $10.75. 6 Georgette Crepe Overblouses and Satin Tie-ons, some with pleated frills, lace edged, in mo- hawk and blossom shades. $3.85 each; were $8.75 and $12.75. Blouse Section, Third floor. Women’s Coats and Wraps 1 Black Satin Afternoon Wrap. tuxe: del, with gold embroidery lived in gray brocs was $125. 1 Navy lived i gray radium silk. $32.50; . 1 Black Tricot -, Tined with gray radium silk. $25; was $68.50. Group_of Suede ur aud Chamols Sports Conts, in beize and 42. $17.50 each: were $40. 4 Gabardine Sports Coats. Balmacaan models, lined throughout. Kizes 36, 38 and 40, each: wes . 4 Short Motor Coats. in plaid woolen mixtures, trimmed with leather but- tons; sizes 31, 36, 38 and 42. $10 each: were_$39.50. 2 Woolen Slecveless Sweater Coats, green and rose. $3.50 each; were $15. ‘Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Women’s Dresses 2 White Tricolette Dresses. sizes 40 $14.75 each: were $26.75. Je Clive Drese, size Sports Dress, lue; size 3K Net Dance Frock. size 36. $36: was $125. 5 Women's Dress Section. Third Soor. Special Size Apparel 1 TaMored Suit of tan covert, size 4435, S was 80. e Suit_ belted model: was $75. 13 ersey Suit, with collar_and onffs of mavy and tan check: size 381 $15; was $26.50. 7 3’ Flesh Baronet Satin Skirts, 34 and 35 waist measure. each: were $15. A group of checked and figored Veoile Maternity Dresses, sizes 34, 38 and 58, $7.50 each; were $16.50 and $19.50. Special Sise Section, Third floor. Parasols and Umbrellas 10 Women's in blue, green, br ity bakalite Tings and $6.95, plus tax; were $12. 10 Men's 28inch Sk Umbrellas with ;’k W. handles. $6.95, plus tax; were 3 Women's Fancy Son Parasols. $5, plus tax: were $12. 3 Women's Fancy Sun Parasols. $4: were $9.50. Tmbrella Section, First floor. Infants’ and Children’s Apparel 15 Thildren's S navy, copen and sheph made with belt or ree white or colo: bray, gingham and madras; some trimmed with smocking, others with collar and cuffs in a con- trasting color. $1.23 pair; were $2.25. 34 Infants’ < nd _Wool Shirts, winter w slightly soiled’ from _display; sizes & months. $1L45 each; were $2.25, 5 dozen Infants’ Rubber Diap- ers, made bloomer style: small and medium sizes. 2%¢ each: were 50c. Children's Section, Fourth floor. Muslin Undergarments 16 Double Pamel Muslin Petticos sealloped at the bottom; sizes 34 and 68c ; were $1. 41 Muslin _Gowns, with lace edge and medallions, ki prettily trimmed and sleeveless stvles; sizes 16 and 17 68c s1. 175 Nalnsook Bnvelope Chemise. dain. ly trimmed with lace and_embroiders: camisole and corset cover styles; sises 3§ 10 44. 950 each; were $1.50. 39 Fine Nainook Corset Covers, lace trimmed; sizes 40 to 4. each; were Muslin Underwear Sectlon, Third floor. Summer Breakfast Coats 2 Lavender Cotton Crepe Wreakfast Coats, trimmed with_ ribbon: adjustable belt_and pockets. $2.95 each: were $4.50. 8 Figured Voile Breakfast Coats, some plain, others trimmed with rufling: ad Justable belt snd pockets. $1.45 each, were $2. 12 Dotted Swiss Rreakfas: ished with quilling, roscbuds Justable belt and pockets. §I were $3. Kimono Sectlon, Third floor. Hand-Embroidered Lingerie 11 French Percale Skirts, hand scalloped and embroidered, In lengths 38 and 40. $2.45 each; were $3.50. 7 3 Extra Size Philippine Skirts, with hand-scalloped ruffi lengths 40 and 42. $L95 ea were $3. 5 pairs French Open Drawers, daintily hand embroidered, scal- loped and trimmed with French dots; lengths 23 and 25. %245 pair; were $3.75. 6 Philippine Corset Covers, hand embroidere dand scalloped: entirely hand-made; sizes 40 and 42. $2.45 each; were $3.50. Silk Underwear Section, Third floor. Women’s Skirts 16 White Gabardine Wash Skirts, pockets plain or hand embroidered. $1.95 each; were $5 to $7.50. 4 Black Tally-ho Silk Sports Skirts, full gathered models, fan- cy slashed pockets. $850 each; ‘were $13.75. 2 White e Skirts, tailored models, stitched and button-trim- ko 3 were $17.50. 1 Blue Serge Skirt, double box- pleated; size 31 wailst. $8.75 was Skirt Section, Third Soor. N e e S S T