Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 13

ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 " Surplus Nearing $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. NW. JAMES BERRY, Presldent -JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary Wardman Park Hotel Announces a Special Dinner Dance Saturday, Sept. 24 Phone Col. 2000. For Reservations. “Burchell’s” Bouquet Coffee Surprisingly Good 256 Per pound “Burchell’s” 1325 F St. NW. STOREKEEPER HELD FOR KILLING FOUR Indicted on Charge of Slaying Three in One Family and Firing Home. By the Associated Press. MIDDLETOWN, Conn., September 30.—Emil Schutte, a storekeeper in Haddam, has been indicted for murder on two counts by a grand jury. One indictment charged him with having shot and killed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ball and Jacob Ball, aged seventeen a son, after he had set fire to the Ball home. The other accuses Schutte of having killed his farmhand, Dennis La Duc, by shooting, and then de- stroying the body by fire. The crime alleged in the first in- dictment is_said to have been com- mitted on the night of December 10, 1915. The farmhand disappeared about April 24 last. Som Makes Complaint. Schutte was arrested _several months ago on complaint of a son, who claimed that his father had threatened his mother and had chased her from home, gun in hand. An inquiry by the state police led to the discovery of bones in the ashes of ia bonfire in a nearby wood lot, which | the police allege to be the remains of La Duc's body. A young son of Schutte told the police that his | father and La Duc had quarreled. | The boy also, it is understood, gave i the police information regarding the bonfire. The house in which the Ball family {lived adjoined the Schutte home. Schutte is alleged by the police to have had a houndary dispute with the Balls. The bodies were exhumed dur- ing the inquiry and the state alleges that Schutte shot members of the Ball family as they attempted to es- cape from the burning house. WOUNDED BY BULLET. Man Trying to Shoot Through Steel Rails Seriously Hurt. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., September 30. —Hobart Johnson, twenty-two, of Hampton, Tenn., had been told a bul- let from an Army rifle would pierce armor plate. He tried it on two steel railroad rails. The bullet passed through the first rail, struck the sec- ond, glanced back and struck Johnson in the thigh, severing a large blood vess His recovery is probabl 3 Organization. NEW YORK, September the league, 000,000,000 a year. for workers ‘western farmers to drive farmers in the northwest tional relations; to obtain the cost. By the Associated Press. tional Longshoremen's representing upward of coasts. transatlantic steamship traffic. scale is slightly mor. an hour for straight time for overtime. SAYS NATIONAL GRANGE IS AID TO WALL STREET Secretary of People’s Reconstruec- tion League Makes Attack on min C. Marsl, executive secretary of the People's Reconstruction League, last night charged that the National Grange, American Farm Bureau Fed- eration and National Farmers' Union Had memberships comprised chiefly of bankers and business men, who were engaged in “making it easier pickings for the Wall street gamblers.” He made this statement at a confer- ence to organize a state branch of and declared that Farmers' National Council, of which he was managing director, was a union of leading national and state farm organizations created to save the farmers of America at least $3,-| He explained that the council had, |3 ‘been one of the organizations which had formed the reconstruction league, designed to save $6,000,000,000 a year on farms and branches of industry, through a pro- gram of economic justice. that the council would co-operate with out of Washington. He asserted that mined to end investment banker ¢on- trol of the government and interna- ership of the railroads, and to make those who profited from the war pay LONGSHOREMEN ACCEPT 23 PER CENT WAGE CUT NEW YORK, September 30.—A wage reduction of approximately 23 per cent, to take effect at midnight. September 30, has been accepted by the employed along the Atlantic and gulf This announcement was made last night at the longshoremen's he: quarters at the conclusion of a series of conferences which have been going on for several weeks between rep- resentatives of the longshoremen and The new contract provides that the forty-eight-hour working week shall continue, and that 65 cents an hour shall be paid for straight time and $1 for Sunday and overtime work. The former scale was 80 cents an hour for straight time and $1.20 for ovértime. The new contract affects only men en- gaged in_working transatlantic ship- ping. and does not include coastwise It was pointed out that the new an double that of 1914, when the wage was 33 cents ARRESTED AT STATION. Three Men Charged With Bogus Check Scheme in Cafe. Charged with making bogus checks at the Union station restaurant, Les- ter F. Wilson, the checker, giving bis address as Oak street Clarendon, Va., and George R. Thomas, Elm street, and John Mills, 1919 12th street northwest, waiters, were arrested Tuesday night in the restaurant by terminal operatives and local detec- tives. According to station officials| the method of operation consisted of taking orders from customers in the restaurant on bogus checks. Conse- easterly wind quently the cashier not only did not dicates A ‘ml see the checks nor the money paid clared Mr. Dunning. in. The three men were arraigned in Police Court yesterday morning. They waived hearing and demanded to be A Open Winter Seen By Prognosticator Of Long Standing | FORT DODGE, Iowa, Septem- 30 ~For exactly 100 years no prophesied by Gene Dunning, who for fifty years has beem Feort Dodge’s weather prognos-’ tieator. Mr. Dunning has not saissed on his predictions n twenty years. He has kept a daily weather record for a half century. “If for three days Defore. and six days after the sum crosses the equator- a south south- 30.—Benja- the be harder than last year, but by mo means a hard winter.” T [N in” all He added 'all street were deter- public own- DAILY BALANCES 3% 4% EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY Munsey Building Pa. Ave., Between 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. nd 45 cents i FrT— intérest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly ; nterna- Assoclation, 15,000 men interest on special savings accounts—compounded semi- companies. “Ily WILL COMMAND BATTLESHIP. Capt. Douglas E. Dismukes has been detached from command of the naval training station, Newport, R. I, and assigned to the command of the bat- tleship Nevada. tried by jury. The case was set for October 14. ' The men accused, are alleged to have been trapped by the use of marked money by customers in the restau- GOES T0 U. S. 8. HENDERSON. Lieut. Commander Charles F. Greene, at the Naval Academy, An- napolis, has been assigned to duty on the U. 8. S, Henderson. The Family Shoe Store 3 Is the Big Store for LITTLE FOLKS’ FOOTWEAR We take special care in filling Children’s Footwear needs in our Juvenile Sections. Stocks were never so complete as right now. Quality of construction and the best of styles and materials. Every child can be fitted. Prices always moderate. Specials for Saturday The Ideal Shoe for Growing Girls and Little Misses—Made of mahogany calf or gunl metal; solid leather soles and rubber eels. Growing Girls, sizes 2% to 7, $3.85 Misses, sizes 113 to 2.......$3.45 Children's, sizes 8% to 11....$2,95 Boys’ School Shoes We carry a complete line of Boys’ and Little Gents’ Shoes—Made of the best of leather and built for hard service, as only real boys can ive their shoes. In brown calf and gun metal. egular lace and blucher models— $4.00 $5.00 The Famous Cadet Hosiery for Children | Growing Girls’, Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Tan Calf, Patent Colt and Gun Metal Lace Boots—Moderately priced. Sizes 2% to 6... Sizes 11}5 to 2.. Sizes 8% to II. Sizes 6 to 8.. ..$4.00 to $7.50 .-$4.00 to $6.29 -$3.50 to $5.00 -$3.00 to $4.50 Sizes 10% to 13%. Sizes 110 6.covveccommencss The most durable hose made. Reinforced Knee, Toe and Heel. Will outwear two pairs of ordi- nary hose. All sizes. Pair, JOS. S 310~ 312 SEVENTH STREET $1.00 Imported Bead Necklaces, 50c $1.00 Necklaces, Imported Fancy Bead Necklaces, beautiful cut crystal effects, In sapphire, amethyst, rose, emerald, aquama- Men’s “Onyx” Brand Silk Hose, 50c Pair Men's Onyx Half Hose, Full-fashioned Thread Silk Half Hose, high-spliced heel, All=Silk Crepe de Chine, $1 Yard Crepé de Chine—39-inch Colored Crepe de Chine, rich crepy finish; all-silk quality; in a large assortment of street and evening 50c Seamless China Matting, 25¢ Yard 80c China Mattings—Extra Heavy-weight Seamless China Mattings, in striped or checked designs; best colorings; also plain rine, topaz, etc. in graduate effects ......... SATURDAY’S 25¢, 50c and $1.00 SALE! Tomorrow—a day of tremendously good values in our famous Tfiple Valaé-Giving Sales. Every department contributes one or more surprises. The whole store is overflowing with sensational savings. This Satur- Some with single or double tasseled pendants; others full reinforced sole and toe of lisle 50 thread; mostly black; irregular C weaves of $1.00 VAlUeS....cccseneen 50c¢ ] o BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE' day sale event magnifies each 25c, 50c and $1.00 spent here—gives it greater buying power. Don’t miss reading a single item in this lis Any Article at 25c Shirting Madras—36-inch Shirting Mad- ras, light grounds, in neat colored very fine stripes quality Orienta Coffee—One-pound pack- ages of Orienta brand Coffee o 250 Three Cans Soup—Campbell’s Condensed Tomato Soup . Libby's Salmon—Tall cans of Libby's Red Alaska Salmon 39¢ Corn Straw Brooms—Four- selected string Carpet Brooms, 39¢ Fruit Presses—Or potato trongly presses; full size a made Two Pairs Men's Hose—Of good quality light-weight maco cotton; fully re- white and plain colors; seconds of 23c values...... Men’s 50c Belts—Harris make, in all inforced; black, in black, tan and gray, Men’s 40c _Garters—Paris Pad Garters, fine lisle webbing: in black, white and plain colors; fresh stock Week-end Packages Toilet Articles— Colgate’s week-end packages, assorted size packages of Colgate's most 1 toilet preparations, for. boxed, containing vore: Shaving Cream—Williams’ Shav- ing Cream; full size pack- ages . e Four Cakes Toilet Soap—Lana Oil and Two Buttermilk Tollet Soap; sold Cakes fOF .iemescsmemmemeccrcoccccs Baby Pants—Good quality rub- ber, white and natural color; large, medium and small sizes. Pair.ce..n regularly at 10c a cake, Notion Dept. Six Spools Silk—Sewing Silk, 50 yard spools, black and colo; QUAMEY «cecereiecscroscoseenseaces 50c Stair or Hall Runner—22%-inch Feltbase Feltoleum Hall or Stair 250 Runner, with neat borders; also re- < versible napier carpet, in green, tan and red. Yard Two Yards Cretonnes—34-inch Cretonnes and Curtain Scrims, in white or ecru color grounds; choice of floral or bird de- slgns; any quantity cut from full 250 rolls,” for 5 pe 25¢ 25c¢ 25¢ 25c¢ White Organdy—40-inch White 25 Organdy, fine sheer grade, perfect C QUAHLY, JAT.v.oasisecssaronsssaomens Check Nai k—32-inch Whit e e Ve 25 ¢ 25¢ white checks, yard eeceovestace White Voile—40-inch White Chiffon Voile, a fine, sheer, two-ply Mercerized Pongee—32-inch Pongee, a yarn mercerized quality, in navy, tan, light blug, old ro: and 250 25c 25c¢ 25c¢ Double-grip 25¢ quality, Y&rd ec..oecccess BraY, YArd ccecccecccccosmesioncccccce ‘Table Oilcloth—5-quarter White Table Oilcloth, seconds of the stand- ard quality; yard Firat Floor. Aoossosessansasey Dress Glnfil.umb—.‘!z-in:h Dress Ging- hams, in a large assortment of plaids, checks, stripes and plain zsc COIOTB oecevronocccoracnaonnes ‘Two yards Muslin—36-inch Bleached Mus- Ilin, fine close-woven grade, free from starch or dressing, 2sc OF teeveveoven attractively trial yards_Unbleached Cotton—39- Unbleached She‘:‘t’ll:;d.ec%!lon. o& 2§‘l¢h ERAEEE C hevay, firm-woven grade, for mak- ing sheets, fOr ........ o Shaker Flannel—27- Bleached Shaker Fiannel, a heavy Clach double fleeced quality for winter 250 FArments, 10T peew.errsmmanancens s 19c Laces—Imitation Calais Val Laces, in white, Sany, Tw cream and ecru colors; widths up to 256 sold 25c¢ 25c¢ 25¢c good © M cotton; high neck and long sleeves, % 50¢ es’ Union Suits—Medium-weight Stamped Nightgowns—Good quality white nainsook; assorted pretty designs . 69c Table Damask—58-inch Mercerized Table Damask, excellent grade for general sorted patterns 75c Storm Se: close-twilled quality, in black, navy, brown, burgundy, gray and greei Yard 98c Coaster Sets—Imported Coaster Sets, one large tray and six coasters 75c Sets Tea Spoons—Set of six Rogers Nickel Silver Tea Spoons; Pretty desiBns aeeeeenseeneeconncens 75c Wash Tubs—Galvanized Iron rop han- ankle pants; sizes 2 to sted finished Underwear, natural gray color shirts and drawers; all regular sizes; seconds of values . Piver’s Extract—Genuine Azurea Extract: a high-grade perfume. half ounce .. esssassscasnrans kerchiefs, Maderia effects, scalloped edges; embroidered corners, includ ing dainty eyelet patterns ..... Playing Cards—Smart Set Play- ing Cards, highly-glazed finish; gold edge cards; attractive backs....... Stationery Dept. Boxes and Double Dorines, ox- Any Article at 50c inch Storm Serge, Men’s Underwear—Medium-weight Wor- make, Two Handkerchiefs—Women's Handker- Silver. Penclll——Sterlinfi‘ Silver or Gold- Vanity Cases—Metal Vanity Cases, Dorine white, navy blue, brown and black ...... aessasese eceseansace shades, including plenty of $1.00 white. Sold in 20 or 40 yard rolls. Yard ......... ssemesssaamenaans = 25C 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c fine 50c Rubber- 50c 50c 50c BOld DENS.cervnnanenanannnannns lengths, fine quality imported beads, with beautiful luster and Rnish; 201id €01 CASD. +as--rsre $ l ‘00 Solid Gold Neck Chaints—Solid Gold Neck Chains or Locket Chains, fine $l 00 quality soldere: in] yles; wel oo it s * Up to $2¢ Lockets—Gold Filled Lockets, with silk ribbon soutoir graved, embossed and plai $ effects 1'00 chain; an assortment of en- Umbrellas—“Skulmate” Umbrellss, for t of bargains! No mail or phone orders accepted. y rticle at 1. Cups and Saucers—Sets of six l 00 Eight yards Longcloth—36- each Japanese China Decorated 0 inch Longcloth, a fine, Cups and SAUCETS ...nrrrneees i soft-finish grade for lin - $l _00 gerie .i..e.... rks—! (O s, P S | e e Chre Tabiemeoon or Forks; pretty de- A Fraae. o B S inen Sfinialy $1 .00 rown checks Men' $125 Work Shirts—Of khaki A cloth, with collar attached: per- $l 00 s:%fl':::mfi'.’:‘!'i‘i‘i Shests— iii‘.sflfii’éi ;I‘.‘.‘:‘;fl{;"‘u o . l'fm;ldt mrefla sheeting cotton; $l‘00 el . perfect quality ......... eeeerens Men’s Union Suits—Fall-weight Spring- 2 e O o, Dntos Sacits. Tull- $149 Georgette Crepe—40-inch, r- G 4 tment closed crotch; sizes 0 Lol s . ::‘;“:ubjeu to slight imperfec- $l,00 ‘if.’a.“fl".z,“.‘?}';'i Co Hore Eal Caprigic, win aon | U, Tabe, Sl Mol B reakable visor; o 'weeds, in plain colors, checks and novelty $ loped; assorted patterns; &3 $ . patterns. Worth $1.50...5.. 1'00 “‘;;‘“ “’l‘;‘i“’ fop = Coty’s Extracts—Including $ $150 aper Cloth—18-inc] yard .e Three Silk Handkerchiefs—Men’s Fanc: Stk Handkerchiefs, in an assort- $1 06 Stmorm. Qllr-gm' Infi’el_‘rge-‘ed 50;::1':‘" All-wool rown and burgundy ....... Handbags and Purses—Women's Leather n " Handbags and Purses, black and Boys® $1.25 Waist Suits—White Knitted . Waist Suits, with fleecing that will not rub colored eflecsa. an assortment of $l m off; high neck and long sleeves, Sxcentionsl yalnes in iy now B ankle length; sizes 2 to 12 $l _00 % years . Beauty or Party Cases—Women'’s leather s = ’ covered Beauty o b Party Boxes, pretty Three Women's Union Suits—Women's Shives: wall’ iande; Blick and light-weight Union Suits, crochet neck and e el i anaane l 00 arms; tight knee; perfect qual- e e Wl b e ° ity. ~Worth 85c each; three 1.00 Fountain Pens—Aiken, Lambert Edu- : " Japa- cator Fountain Pens, a reliable 1 0 mf:“‘s‘"‘("’gol:e'—“g“_ h:fi'y‘ Lm“ggflcd Japa pen: Atted with 16 Keomt ¢olid $ 0 ©ilk, guaranteed to wear quality, 2 for ‘men's shirts and women's l. Pearl Bead Necklaces—18 and 20 inch we‘l;;' eaeens S ol omen’s $2.00 ose—Bla and cordovan; fashioned leg: double toe and heel, fiber silk all the way up, including garter l 4 0P - oonsnsmen . Women's Sport Hose—Silk and Wool Sport Hose, two-toned combina- tions, all sizes; subject to slight . $1.00 $1.00 50c Boys' Hats—New Fall Hats, alpine shape; of cheviot and Five Handkerchiefs—Men’s and Wom- en’s Handkerchiefs, white hem- stitched border, color roller edge 25C and pretty embroidered corner styles. Writing Paper—Flaxweave Writ- ing Paper, fine linen finish; 72 sheets in each DacKARO.......ceees ‘Three Packages Envelopes—To mateh Flaxweave Writing Pape! 25 in each package...... ....-.p 25c S6c Silver Thimbles—Sterling Silver Thimbles, manufacturer's odd lots and broken assortments; various sizes 25c Jewelry Dept. Ribbons—Including triped fan- : 25¢ 25¢ Pair ‘Third 3 Texoleum Rugs—18x36 Tex- oleum Felt-base Rugs, meat border (4 design and colorings. . First Floor—(None Delivered). 48c. Washable Cretonnes—Yard-wide Ifi'“h.b::fl‘kEImmhel:'a light or dark 25 o pe or designs; Sy I8 o Fansottar. 2 40C (d Filet an 4 inches....ccemees eesctannnn 39c Satine—36-inch Fast Black Satine, splendid grade for petticoats, bloomers and aprons, yard. Linen Dept., First Fioor. ‘Two 19¢ Huck Towels—Hemmed Huck Towels, all white; absorbent fine close woven quality, for.....s 25¢ 39c leces—White Li Centerpoces, . 36 inches. roouds 250 stamped in SImple AesiZNSmmmasnca Vests—Ribbed Cottom- Vests, band top; perfect *Forest Mills" 250 Infants’ 35c Shirts—Co i fx}km?" £ lon:'x -lam-,“:.nan ls‘}lnl.nl. high First Floor—~Underwear 8 ‘Women's made with quality; well known brand tieseren Women’s 50c Hose—Meércerized Lisle Hose, In black, gray, tan and cor- 25c dovan; mock seam b £ fashioned;’ mostly dl“:l‘;e:?:‘. .“mt . Children’s 35c _Stockings—Blac s?::ovlmaa!fll:\l}ld C:.ltl'.on SMKI‘EII kzslld : ines: #1 ‘wearing quality., = _:o:. c 25¢ t Bloomers, made with elastic waist 500 and knee: pink and black .. z First Fioor. Silks, rich, lustrous quality, in a 50C large assortment of colored stripes. . Children’s Stockings—English Ribbed Stockings, in black, good wear- ing quality; sizes up Two Pairs Women's Hose—Full Seam- less Black Fiber Silk Hose, slightly 50 imperfect. ~ Worth 50 ir; t DAITS fOT .. sre e ne > it JUC Collar and Cuff Sets—Of fine 50C ecru color; new shapes............ Bromley Collar and Cuff Sets—Of white pique, linene, embroidered net lanstylu{, i esh Veiling—Plain and Fancy Mesh Veilings, chenille dot. plain and SOC Firat Floor—Velling Dept. Two Copies Sheet Music—In- 50 gluding all the latest hits of the C Hickory Waists—For boys and on; for .. ts—] 5 ‘Bascment—Music Deps girls; all sizes; correctly made.... $1.00 Sofa Cushions—18x18 and 20x20 Nodas De fons, with large button on top; fin- quality mercerized lisle Wwebbing; ished with ruffe; filled with 'soft 5OC plain " colors only; kid castoff. o 5 pair .. RS 8x6-ft. size; good, heavy quality; in white, 1zed Aprons, for kitchen use; large ecru and green; termed run-of-th size; well made; in an assortment of perfection. Worth $1.00 each. . L Ay 7 $1.00 Framed Pictures—10x20 and 12x16 mouldings; assorted subjects and upright shapes.. . 98c Grass Rugs—27x54 Double Warp Stenciled design Grass Rugs, in 50 and neat border designs cevcecussncs C blue or pink plaid or jacquard de- < igns, ine. grado cotton, with sofe DIC | Sivels to MARH oerearreseoneors Firat Floor. $1.00 and $1.25 Soft Sole Shoes— For infants; in assorted colors. C White Gabardine—36-inch, White Gabardine, a yarn mercerized grade Mercerized Satin—36-inch Mercerized Wash Satin, a high-grade cotton 50 light blue, mais and tan......... c __Three Yards Pajama ‘White Pajama Checks, a oclose- woven, soft-finish grade f 50C th—34-inch fl‘nllh grade for middy blouses, eotc. . . aki twilled Wool 500 grade fofr infants’ wear........... ‘Three Percale—36-inch Percales, light grounds, in checks, ging—Ve Edgin 50c Five ¥ o 50c Tub Silks—34-inch Stripe Tub 50c quality Venice lace, in white and and lace; an assortment of pleas- 500 combination effects: yard.......... round shape Cretonne-covered Sofa Cush- Men’s Suspenders—Harris Oiled Opaque Cloth Window Shades— Rubberized Aprons—Kleinert’s mill on account of a very slight i Notion Dept. Framed Pictures, gilt or dark wood 50 c First Floor. green or brown medallion, oriental First Floor. 89c Crib Blankets—30x40 Crib Blankets, | milled Pencils, with silk ribbon fleece fIIBh ...coecernecesneoonanes Statienery Dept. Sizes 0 to 4.%..... L AR for women’s and children’s wear... fabric, with lustrous finish; in pink, Checks—36-inch ‘Three Cannon ‘White Cannon Cloth, a heavy linen< 50 C Wool Flannel, ft-finish plaids, dots, lII;—dunl. etc.. oc 79c Lace Huck Crash, absorbent close-weave for towels or scarfing, for : 85c to rfs—La ge Somters, Tin "8 varlety of protty © Siyles. Bach. " e eececccsccses idiza silver effect; practical shapes ......... . Shopping Bags—Lar {e made of extra quality black 1 finish auto cloth . Leather Goods New Ribbonl—lnc]uding plain satin brocade: d Dresdefis, in light and dark 5 five and six inches wide . Boys’ Blouses—Of good quality percales, white grounds with colored stripes; sizes 6 10 15 YoArS.oeeccecs Boys® Belts—Cowhide Leather :;1:1::, in black and cordovan; an B R B - moires 50¢c with 50c 50¢c 50¢ Infants’ Dresses—Long and Short Dresses, of white nainsook; trim- med yokes and skiri also neat hemmed models .... S eeshae Children’s Bloomers—Of black satine, elastic waist; fully rein- (o.:eed sz 4 to 12 years. A pair . R0 Little Girls’ Guis f white cross barred muslin; neat collar and cuffs; sizes 2 to 6 years....... Third pink 50c 50c 50c batiste, boys and girls; well made of good quality handle five inches- wide; satin striped taffeta and for .. Grass Rugs—3x6-ft. $1.00 neat border designS....,sseessa Floor. Panel Lace Ecru Panel Curtains, 2% yards and 72x80 Blankets, ig coverings blue and white stripe ticking, $l.00 inch Rubber Stair Treads, neat corrugated design. Worth 12%¢c w‘}: added soles, in blue, pink, D 3 $1.00 rainproof American (cotton) taf- feta; an assortment of pleasing $l .00 Three yards of Ribbon—Pretty Ribbons, moires, in every desirable color % for hi bows and sashes, 51.00 $L.75 double-warp Stenciled Grass Rugs in green or brown, oriental, medallion and First $2.00 Curtains—White or long; neat or heavy worked de- ("' -‘::'n., @aCh.cccccechosmensosncn $l‘ ‘white, tan_or trh:r: soft fleece quality; sold in f pairs, suit- able for blankets as well as for $ l .00 $1.75 Bed Pillows—21x27 large siz¢ Bed Pillows, covered with heavy filled with sterilised feathers... 15 Robber Stair Treads—6x18- each;. fifteen for ... $1 '00 s $128 Slgpcb—Felt Slippers, old,’ rose and lavender; sizes 3 107 .. . . tweed MIXLUreS....ecocacvcnnses Boys' Pants—Good quality Corduroy Knickerbocker Pants, full cut; sizes from 8 to 17 years Flnt,l’l;dl’. ¢ B ajamas—O! Dln|:y.he|lo. white and striped percale, in blue, effects on white grounds; trim- med with frogs...... $1.00 jldren’s ol e, 2 $1.00 impes—Of white ma- ol Pt —on coliar and well made sizes 6 t0 $1.00 1.00 od quality cot- Cotton Petticoats—Go s 70 201,00 iy lors ; floance: desirable lengths. ....... 5 Corsets—A special lot of a well known brand, of pink coutil; well boned; medium bust and extreme long 1.00 hipe; all SiZeS. .. .cooaroasocacecs Third Floor. B Corset Covers—Ami-French Cor- set Covers, fine white nainsook; silky black piush, with fur pom- POM wevvvss sonecesccassasssccan ave SPss