Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 11

SOO0INGARMENT TRADE MAY STRIK New York Protest Against Piecework Expected to” f Begin Monday. Wy the Associated NEW YORK, - November 11L—A strike of 50,000 garment workers In the metropolitan area next Monday appeared inevitable today as the re- sult of the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Man- wufacturers® Protective Association’s determination to operate on a plece- work basis, beginning on that day, and to increase the working week from forty-one. to forty-nine hours. Members of the Cloak, Skirt and Reefer Makers’ Union, afiliated with the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union, by a vote of 38,672 to 163, have decided to strike as a protest against the manufacturers' new plan. Strike headquarters have been established in a local hotel and a meeting of ‘all workers called for tomorvow to formulate a course of action. May Extéend to 100,000. ‘While the strike vote affects only shops in the metropolitan area, union leaders declared today that the situa- tion might eventually embrace 100,000 workers in other garment centers out- side the city, if the manufacturers at- tempted to smash the unions. Sample makers, cutters and press- ers, representing 40 per cent of the workers, are not aiiected by the pro- posed change of working conditions. ‘The manufacturers contend that a reduction in the price of clothes is necessary {in order that they may avert financial disaster, and that the plecework system which, they claim, means increased efficiency and great- er production, is the onl solution of their problem. “The only way to prevent a strike Dow is for the manufacturers to give up their plan for the introduction of k and the forty-nine-hour Benjamin Schlesinger, presi- dent of the International Ladies’ Gar- ment Workers” Union, declared today. “This is to be a strike of defense. The workers are trying to defend themselves against what they consid- er will mean sweatshop conditions. They do not want to strike. The man- ufacturers want us to accept condi- tions of labor on which we were not consulted. We had an agreement, made on June 3, for joint confarences, and a final report on condltions in the industry was to be made by Novem- ber 1. The manufacturers broke off negotiations before November 1 and the final meeting never took place. Manufacturers’ Position. “There will be no turning back from our decision,” asserted A. E. Lef- court, spokesman for the manufac- turers. “Only in - plecework can we find the solution to the ills of the in- dustry. Weekwork, we have pointed out before, is résponsible for a tre-| mendous decrease in production, con- sequent high prices to the consumer and the inevitable slump in business Which follow &s a natural sequence in | such conditions. The manufacturers | honestly feel that they are in the rlgh,: an‘? uultd a lcomlnulllnn of weekwork would spell utter ruin for the industry. . —_—— DR. THWING RETIRES. CLEVELAND, November 11.—Dr. Charles Frankln Thwing retired to- day as president of the Western Re- serve University after having been head of the institution for thirty-one Yyears to the day—a longer service than that of any other living college or university president in the United States. Dr. Thwing presented his resignation last June. Hls successor has not been chosen. Dr. Thwing celebrated his sixty-éighth birthday Wednesday. i" expects to devote the remainder of hiy life to writing boaks. il PRICE : F Much is written now- adays about quality and price, but it is not nec- essary ‘for ‘s to stress these. | Remarkable quality and price-fairness have always been the prin- ciples upon which this shop has grown and progressed. Sturdy, precisely tailored. Notable, very, for the markedly good quality and the workmanship. Priced from $12.95 to $35.00 DISCUSS RISE IN COSTS Charge for Foodstuffs More Than Doubled, National Chamber_of Comamerce Session Discloses. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., November 11— Why the finished product of the farm and cattle range costs the consumer more than twice as much as the r cattle.grower gets for hi: A uot was discussed yesterday at : Conference here under the guspices o the Chamber of Commerde of th Unlted States. J. N. Van Der Vrie general western manager of th chamber, said statistics showed th: the farmer and live stock raiser rc celved about 37 per cent of the pric the’consumer paid for_their product Thomas E. Wilson, Chicago packe A. Lincoln Filene, Boston merchan and H. P. Sheets, Argos, Ind., pres dent of the National Retall Hardws Dealers’ Association, were among t! speakers. Mr. Wilson said 89 per cent of amount the nael-ar~ = meat products went to the live stock raiser, leaving a' gross margin of profit ‘of 11 per cent to the packers. J. C. Mohler, secretary of the Kansas board of agriculture, that fermers everywhere were, now taking an active interest in.co-opera- tive marketing associations of their own, because they realized that und the present ‘i.. ; : marketing farm produects’ the, . mer received too little and the. ct sumer paid too_much. Mr., Van Der Vries said the conf: ence was making an honest effart find out some of the things that ¢ wrong with the present s: em of d tribution from producer to consum with a view to ellminating unuec sary costs and improving the syste Special Dinner Dance Saturday Evening From 7:30 to 12:30, Wardman. Park Hotel For Table Reservaitods Phone Columbia Two Thousand QUICK ACTION— THAT'S WHAT YOU GET WITH The HUMPHREY From theltix yon touch » match tu the burners, beat ‘starts to radiate. No rooms too large or small for The Hum- phrey RADIA: RB to thoroughly beat. Sizes from $15 up .Of course there is mo dirt or odor at- tached to one. Edgar MORRIS Sales Co. Distributors 1305 G_St. N.W. Main 1033-1033 IAn Adm—essage for Saturday Coats for Little Tots Sizes 2 t0 6 Years smart little coats, ‘Gizls” Winter Coats ‘Of high-grade materials and exceptional tailor- ing; heavily lined. Fur-trimmed and' plain models. Bolivias;-Chinchillas and Velours. Prices range from : ,$.’15.00 to $37.50 A special offering - in Girls’ #nd Misses’ Hats, consisting. ~ of Velvets, Beaverg and Plush. A, splendid. -assortment of styles sxd colors. -$2.95 Boys' Wash Suits, made of good qual- ity gingham, Galatea, etc., in Putch, Nor- folk or:: regulation several 8ray, For baby boys— styles in | All i brown, apd white, with or without; ear laps. Priced from— . Two-piece Jersey Frocks, Pleated Skirt and Overblouse, finished with detachable linen collars and cuffs, a very service- able style for school wear. iy onty . $8.95 Knit Sweater Sets. wool. Colors are white, buff, car- dinal and brown. Warm and comfy for the little tot. navy .31;50‘0;32'59} _"S“p‘ufiu $5‘50 RAIL EXECUTIVES COMING. FROM FARMS TO HOMES |committee Will Confer With L. & NEW YORK, executive committees of the Associa- tion of Rallway Executives will go to Washington tomorrow, nounced, to confer with members of the Interstate Commerce Commlssion jof ‘Governor General egarding the best means for bring- 3 ng about.a reduction in freight rates. The railroad executives announces that when the 10 per by rate cuts. C. on’ Proposed Cut Rate. L November 11.—The it ‘was an-|Refuse to Confirm Philippines senate, UK | Saturday—Day An;l Now for a D_o'uble Day in Women’s Coats .Two ‘new shipments placed on sale—all . lots revised and regrouped. It’s going to be a wonderful Appreciation Day for coat buyers! ‘ Just in From Wooltex— 100 Coats sent in “Appreciation” of :Washington's liking for Wooltex. 395 Wooltex Coats . 569.50 Made in the superior Wooltex style—embroldered and furstrimmed coats, in velora, velvosuede, Ermin- ine and revolia—collars of wolf, opbssum, nutria or =elf material—full backs, front belts, deep yokes and side panels. Colars are the best—navy, burro SRS i $130.00 to $197.00 Just one of*akind.of thess eliborate, wenderful ‘Wooltex Coats. Wooltex coats, developed in_ Panvelaine, Marvella, Mbussyne and Pollyanna. Beautifully hand em- brotdered -and collars-and cuffs are of beaver or mole, Colors: Sorrento, reindeer, taupe, burro and navy, . = > Domedetm s 99850 Choice new. winter styles—in rich, deep-pile “fabrics, trimmed with expensive furs, Wwhich are lavishly used. Orlanda, Marvella, Andrea and Duve- tyn are the fabrics used, beautified with hand em- broidery and trimmed with caracul, Krimmer, beaver, wolf, squirrel and Kolinsky. Needless to say that the styles have. distinction worthy ‘of these fine materials. You. will find the choosing a most pleasant task! . * $95 to $120 Winter Coats, $73.50 Ot Pollyanna, Panvelaine, Erminine, Cordana and Veldette with large collars and cuffs of wolf or collars of b&aver, squirrel, taupe, wolf or dyed fitch. In _colors—navy, black, Malay brown, burro, marmot, sphinx gray, Sorrento, tortoise shell and Volnay. $79.50 to $85 Wintetr Coats, ‘With self collars and collars of fur—beaver, wolf and squirrel—in shawl and shoulder shapes. The materials are Erminine, Normandy, Rivola and Velonde. All the best shades, too—reindeer, burro, Sorrento, marmot, brown, navy blue and black. $50 and $55 Winter Coats, $37.50 With collars of nutria, opossum, mole ahd beaver- ette, these coats are filled with style and value, Splendid cloths, Including Normandy, bolivia and veldyne and a variety of models. Self-collar coats also in_ this group, in navy blue, black, reindeer, ‘burro, Sorrento.and brown. $12.50 and $14.50 Separate Skirts, $8.75 A big assort- ment of prunella and_serge plaid and striped skirts —all _ best_color com- 4 binations — box . and side plaits— tan and blye, ‘brown and tan, black and white, blue. tan and brown. Put them on your list! nella cloth— block checks, plaids and stripes In re- markable array —box, side and double box plaits —some stitched to the hip: in yoke effect, giv- ing a slender line—combinations include navy and tan, brown and tan, blue, gold and brown, navy and henna, black and white, gray and black. In the group are styles especially designed for large women. For Large Women o Dresses—Suits—Coats! $75 to $95 Silk Dresses for large women . $9250 to $110 Coats for large women. $89.50 to $125 Suits for large women. Women’s Dresses Offer Special Appretiation Savings It may have been long, long ago—but we don't remember ever offering better dress values. You Must Be Sure to See ~ These $47.50 to $57.50 $29.75 Dressesat.............. Quite - handsome dresses in this moderate-cost Appreciation, group—and a Mg assortment. Rosha- nara, Canton' Crepe; Kitten's Ear Crepe, Crepe Met- eor and Geovgette of beautiful quality— and styles for street and matinee wear—featuring the sea- son’s new ideas in sleeves, waist and neck lines and use of panels. Bright colors, too, which are used in conjunction with the navy, brown and black of the dresses, make for effectivenesa. All sizes. $35 and $40 Silk Dresses ............... $60 to $70 Afternoon and Dinner Frocks. $50 to $60 Silk Party Dresses ............. $75 to $85 Saturday—A Great Appreciation Women’s Suits We are just putting on sale a new group strictly tailored, containing most phenomenal values. $75.00 Suits Go-at the $44.75 Appreciation Price of . ..ieoee | There’s nothing so dressy as the strikingly smart tallored suits featured in this group. Mads of tricotine, duvet de laine and moussyne. They display the much-favored long jackets, nel backs and notched revers; some are belted. The season’s most popular colors are here—navy, burro, taupe, marmot, sorrento and black. £ . 363.50 $100 to $175 Suits collection of .fashion suits lavishly Fur Trimmed, at....... A stunning embellished with fine furs and hand embroidery, The styles include all of the season’s style variations, from the long coat to short box and belted styles, with collars and cuffs, tabs and bands of beaver, squirrel, mole :mld x:'“n-kv. dyed fitch—handsomest ba.. ot Borrento, wage reduction first was proposed ey intended to pass the decreased cost of operation along to the public SENATORS FIGHT WOOD. . in the Jot. cent additional | decided to remain firm in its refusal to confirm a number of important appointments by Governor General Leonard Wood, Senator's - declai they had not been consulted regard- ing the appointments, a right they insisted is glven them under the Jones law. They also) asserted there are others better fitted for the posi- tions than Gov. Wood’s appointees. Appointments of Philippines Mrs. Robert Grosvenor and Mrs. Robert Peabody, soclety women, have MANILA, P. L, November 9.—The|formed a parfnership and opened & in caucus today, French shop in New York. of All Days DR. JOHN GEIGER TO WED. “lh;f to Surgeon General En- gaged to Dauc.hur.o! C. W. Morse. MIAMI, Fla., Wovember 11.—Dr. John Cassen Gelger, assistant to the surgeon general of the United Stateg, has announced his engagement to iss Annie Elise Morse, duug' harles W. Morse, president of Morse & Co. of New York. Dr. Geiger, who has been attending the twenty-fifth annual convention Swanson, States minister His homo is in Our 1216 F St. N.W. The &y for little things—neckwear, gloves, hosiery and so forth—and no less suits and dresses! People have come from Richmqnd. Roa plates nearby, to attend our Appreciation E like ours to attract from so far away. But Week and the wonderful merchandise we o your year-round patronage. a day for big things—coats, noke and Baltimore, as well as the smaller vent. Quite a compliment for a little shop then people do talk of our “Appreciation” ffer during this event—in “appreciation” of And Saturday is always the big da& We prepare great assortments for Sat counters and racks overflowing with the prices which show a real appreciation. Do Not Miss Saturday! FURS are Headliners for Appreciation Saturday and here are a few extra big fea- tures that will ap- i peal to every one with an eye to economy. Wraps, Coats, rich, j and finished, “Appreciation” prices. $200 to $250 Bay Seal Wraps $150 Superbly-de- signed garments, in 45 to 48 inch lengths; made of the finest quality bay seal—the kind that is guaranteed to wear. New_Bal- kan blouse backs, straight-line mod- and tuxedo with full Every garment beauti- fully lined with novelty silk. Only a limited number of these coats to offer at this price. N o $250 Jap Mink Coats, $155.00 Extremely modish garment in three-quarters length; made entirely of choice selected pelts: dis- plays a large, full shawl collar, bell cuffs and all- around belt; iined in self-colored figured silk. $95 to .$110 Marmot Coats, $69.50 Threeaquarter-length garments, in taupe and ‘Kolinsky, displaying a roll collar, convertible. belt:; and bell cuffs; handsomely lined throughout in silk. $200 to $235 Jap Mink Capes, $155 Very handsome capes In 30-inch length; trimmed with tails and paws; finished with half sleeves and deep crush collars. . Fur Stoles at Appreciation Prices $150 Squir- $ 5 0 rel Stoles, $95 ggtts)let““k - The beautiful quality of these stoles makes them particularly admired. In sizes 10 and 12 by 72 inches; they are fully lined with silk; have set-in pockets and are trimmed with tails and paws. Footwear Looms Large for ~ Appreciation Saturday! Featured are three great assortments, covering nearly every footwear need—and with the Appre- ciation saving you a great deal of money. Pairs of Young Women’s Low 3'= Shoes ....... The very newest styles are in this group, including such popular features as 3-strap Pumps, in_black suede and patent kid; 3-strap Patent Leather Pumps, with low heels; Oxfords of patent kid, with welt soles. All sizes in this the most remarkable foot- wear offering this season. $10 Sorosis Oxfords and Bmgue$7 00 Strap Pumps are Featured at Brogue, blucher and plain oxfords, in Scotch grain, nut brown. calf and 3 black or brown kid; straight and wing tips, low and Cuban heels, and welt soles. You'll ‘find your style and size in this group—at an Appreciation saving. 10 12 Sorosis Street and Single-strap and strapless street pumps, in dull or patent leather: Junior, French or full Louis heels. Evening Slippers are ‘of black or white satin, some with beading on strap. Choice of baby or full Louis heels. [ — Still More of Those Gloves! In Spite of Rapid Selling We are Continuing to Offer Centemeri $3 Gloves, $1.15 Imported 2-clasp glace kid gloves in white and black, with self and contrasting embroidery: also others in brown, mode and castor, embroidered and with Paris polnt backs. @ ¥ $2.75 Washable Chamois Gloves, $1.95 Pair Gauntlet style, with elastic at wrist—natural color —a mighty flw glove at this low price. Gloves, $1.45 Pair a —ot earance and very serviceable. —Tvo‘-‘::?gl;.’fn ‘white, gray, m);suc, beaver and tan ir. et wrist, In white, biscuit, beaver, sand and brown at $L45 pair. 8 French Kid Gloves, $3.95 Pair 13-button length fine French Kid Gloves—with Parls point backs—beautifully fine skins, in white and black, with white embroidery—champagne and n. S i ¥ Centemeri “Fielder,” $295 Pair This famous glove, in French pique—in tan, gray, black and white, also strap-wrist, gauntlet style, with self or contrasting inset at wrist—and self or contrasting crochet embroidery—the glove ‘we sold last year at $5.50 pair—while this quantity lasts at $2.96—in all sizes. HANDBAGS—A New “Appreciation” |Feature. . . . . A very -delightful variety of styles—serviceable dull and patent leathers for every day, and rich wvelvets, silks and Canton crepes for dress wear. All them it] t indispensable vi ‘:':l‘rmr .n%“ m%nwlmflmflmt ‘color urday’s selling. Tomorrow you'll -findthe best of Fall apparet and accessories—and ‘ Petticoats Galore at Appreciation Prices The kind of petticoats you like, at prices that urge you to buy two or more. $5.00 to $7.50 Silk Petticoats— Tailored and Plain—Offered at... 53'95 A wonderful assortment of styles and a maze of colors mark this special group. included you will find petticoats of all fersey, satin, taffeta and taffeta with jersey tops. Fancy pleated models, tailored flounces and clinging straight-line effects are well represented. $7.50 and $8.50 Silk Petticoats, $4.85 These are made of the finer rades of satifi, Jjersey and taffeta, in a variety of attractive’Styles, including plain tailored and fancy effects. :. Many New Features in This Group e of $8.50 to $12 Petticoats. . 56'85 We have added many new lots to this group— values are getting better every day. What a practi- cal, useful Christmas gift suggestio: Petticoats ace of all jersey, satin and radlum silk of a heavy qual- ity; some have fancy pleated flounces daintily trim- med with ribbon, others are straight-line models, hemstitched, embroidered and fringed. $12.50 to $18.50 Evening Petticoats, $9.85 We can’t say enough about these evening petti- coats! In white and flesh color crepe de chine, geor- gette crepe and soclety satins, lace trimmed. Some real handmade laces In the lot. ¢ Also street petticoats in radium silks and Milanese sllk jersey. We've Arranged for More of That $1_95 Philippine Underwear ..... e We started Appreclation Week with what we thought would be encugh for the week, but by -da¥ night it was all gone. Those. who, were pointed will be glad to know that we Have more of these sheer, dainty gowns and envelope chemise <0 offer at $1. Some of these have hand-scalloped yokes, others feature pretty hand-embroidered sprays. .$5 Philippine Underwear, $2.95 Gowns and envelope chemise of fine nainsook— with hand embroidery In delicate spray and floral de- slgns—entirely handmade—chemise with Straps or built-up shoulders—a few sleeveless gowns. $8.50 Philippine Underwear, $3.95 Gowns in round, square or V necks—also en- velope chemise—beautiful embroidery—some with hemstitching. All daintily hand-embroidered. $10 to $12.50 Philippine Underwear, $4.95 Handsomest of handmade gowns and envelope chemise—elaborately hand-embroidered drawn work, in combination with embrolidery in mo: designs. Eyelet and Calado work—exquisite Dleces. for gifts. o Meeting a Big Demand—" Silk Underwear Women are taking advantage of “Appreciation” not only to supply their personal needs, but they are looking ahead to Christmas giving—at a saving. $4.00 to $10.00 Envelope Chemise $3.85, $4.85, $6.85 In crepe de chine, satin and georgette crepe, trimmed with Val and filet laces, tailored styles, in radium, ‘“Moon-Glo” and crepe de chine, with hem- stitching and tucked yokes—orchid and light blue as well as flesh color and white. $7.50 to $18.50 Gowns and Pajamas $6.85, $8.85 and $12.85 Gowns and two-pléce Pajamas, of crepe de chine, satin and georgette crepe with val and filet laces, medalifons and rosebuds or in radium silks,. “Moon-Glo” and crepe de chine of heavy quality, in white, flesh color, orchid and light blueswith tucking or hemstitching. For a Busy Appreciation Saturday in BLOUSFS! Just received a new lot of the Pert=icet Tailored Cotton Blouses, also Tailored Silk Blonses, for @ dress wear, in new, becoming styles. and $3.50 Tai- lored Cot- ton Blouses 31.85 Clever tailor- ed efre in dimity and ba- tiste, with Peter Pan and roll collars. Four models pique . filet edgings, long sleeves and neatly turned-back . cufts. i i o find- at Really much better- than;you'd expect to. find- ! this prl:e‘ They have the popular Peter Pan or long roll and- turn-back cuffs.- Pussywillow, radium taf- feta and rich broadcloth silks are the materials used. The daintiest edgings of fing’knife pleating are used to splendid advantage- sn _some of these blouses. Coloi White, bisque, gray and navy. Blouses—Appreciation $6.50 to $850 B v $850 and slo.op,sak Blouses are * - Extraordinary louses and slip-ons, richly beaded or em- DrotaredTo be Pag. In 'tho popular shades of georgette and erep; de chl;:flt = 0 to $12.50 louses » Featured at $7.85 Georgette crepe and; ‘de chine have been used to fashion these beau new regulation and % B ana lace, tri o5, s Embioldery, beadlng 251 150 Vefbas the new:suit shades. - 4 of the Agsociation of American Dairy Food and Drug Officials in session hers,-left ‘for Washington’ yeSterday. SWANSON OFF FOR NORWAY. NEW YORK, November 11.—Laurits newly -appointed - United passenger 'today “on Stavangerfjord,. which Christiania, , Mr. Swanson was min- fster, ro Norway from 1911 to 1914. Lieut. Thompson, been relieved from Commandér Thomas station, Greag Lakes, Ih to Norway, was a the steamship sailed for has been ordered to Minueapolis. await orders. ““Appreciation!” - FOR MISSES You™! go far to see prettier styles—and nowhere will you be able to equal “Appreciation” prices. Misses’ $98.50 to $115 Wint 'Col!sOlferedn!.o........j.n.fT.... $75 These couts have the handsomest of fur collars— beaver, wolf, nutria and Australian opossum and are made of Panvelaine, Orlando, Gerona and ‘Mor- rett; rich’in style features that appeal to young woumen. A magnificent assortment, navy, black, brown and Sorrento blue—not many coats of any one style—mostly only one of each and worth while coming early to make your selection. Misses’ $115 to $145 Coats, $95 y e vl including cope backs, ach coat a beautiful one in nd Ermin- rs and cufls Distinetly S sty Misses’ $45 to $55 Silk Frocl;s,. $2! rable silk frocks 1n crepe, sat n and Lrocade ightline, ming, very unusual styvles and one of a Kin navy blue, black and brown. An Appreciation in- deed! Misses’ $65 to $79.50 Silk Frocks, $38.50 An Appreciation group of misses dresses in the finest of silks—mostly one of a kind and showing many new sleeve styles—bouffant and straightline draping—satin_and lace combinations. Canton crepe, silk faille and a few silk velvets beaded in contrasting colors, or silk embroidered in bright shades—in navy, brown and black—and all most wonderful Appreciation values! Misses’ $35 and $40 Weol Frocks, $21.75 For businesy and strect wear—>Misses' frocks poiret, twill - and blousg styles gn ilkstitching, s . Misses’ $67.50 to §110 Cloth Dresses, sss!sod s of Plquetine, i which -show coat effects and side s, some of ‘which -are plaitcd. Navy blue, black and brown—dresses: of character and distinction for the young woman. Misses’ $39.50 to $45.00 s in the popular -Tweed Suits, ........; - - Misd&s’ .smart tailored tweed sui Bannockburn tweedw—made with notched tailored reveres, belted: d without belts—a few three-piece suits in the Jot—mixtures indeed. Brown, henna, and tortc shecl. .An Appreciation opportunity to secure a serviceable knockabout suit. Appreciation in Millinery Sets Up New. Records! Below we cdn give you only a synopsis of what notable savings are featured in our Mil- linery Section. Most of these are pattern hats— one of a kind—and about !4 to !5 below ‘actual $25.00 Hat of fuch- in velvet, trimmed vith fuchwin; $15.00. $32.50 Hat of fuch- i velvet, with ox- trich to match; $22.50. 50 model ture Hat of brown velvet; monkey fur; $22.30, £43.00 black wat $45.00 Hat, navy, isoms velve sphinx algrettes; $25.00. i 32130 Mdtron’s Hat, mavy, beaver; ostrich trim- - - $1506 g fin;?fi 3 34 At . ze Neckwear "Appreciation - Just any quantity of pretty frills and fancies in our Neckwear - Section tomorrow—with “Appre- . ciation” prices an added attrac- tion. 3 2 e Sample Line of $4.00 and $5.00 Neckwear—Featured at $3.00 Just samples—one of a kind— and not another like it in stock. Among them you will find guimpes, with and without embroidery, some .trimmed with lace, buttons and ribbons—Peter Pan scts of baby Irish lace — vestees— three-piece sets of real fllet and ‘ucks—sets of filet and net—boat-shape col- lars, hand embroidered—baby Irish shields and georgette frills. Truly a wanderful collection at a real “Apprecigtion” price. other Lot of $6.00 to $10 Samples, $5.00 and $7.50 This collection includes many of the finer grades, such as guimpes of tan silk. -net vestees, embroid- cred and with collars of filet and baby Trish lace; frills with collars . of organdic and net; batiste guimpes with and without guimpes. ;¢ ‘Sampies of $3 Neckwear, $2.00 Tuxedo net shieids with collars of filet and val lace; shield and collar, embroidered with dots; J or boat-shaped collars of broadcloth. Bromley collars, «nd_ mauy. other good things space doe permit mentioning. $1.50 Neckwear Samples at $1.00 Including embroidered Peter Pan vestees of net, - sets of figured baronet satin, linen sets trimmed with filet, net collars trimmed with val and files 1ace, high neck shields, etc. $2.50 Scarfs of All Wool, a Few of Silk, $1.95 ThoSe soft, woolly scarfs, smart looking and com- fortable. In heather and blue-gray, with white bor- der; also a few of silk, in canary, blue, navy, black, white, honeydew and jade. | = Sty ... 3 . That's a true Appreciation value because full-fash- joned Silk Stockings like these are very hard jo obtain to sell at $2.00 a pair. We are constantly short of them—yet here they are at 3 pairs for §5— in black, cordovan, Russian calf and white. e o I Lo b Al silk, with silk garter hems—plain dmfiltltch ef- fects—black, white and various browns. > port Stockings, $1.75 Pair Wool and cotton mixtures in light and dark heather célorings—wlde and narrow ribs. Get That Umbrella NOW! “Appreciation” Offers You 5(?.'5,0 to $8.50 Umbrellas for 55'00 Not, many in the lot—but beauties, every one! 25- inch sizes in plain and noveity eilks. In blue, red, le, green, brown and black, with borders in op. C TO GREAT LAKES STATION. ‘aval Chdphiin Corps. hal ty at the naval station, Guantanamo, ("uba, and or- dered to duty at thé maval training ASSIGNED TO THIS CITY. Capt. Harlan P. Perrill of the Na this cily ani and: short ferrules .