Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 12

12 Abe Martin Says: It don’t seem-t’ us that ther’s as many sober second thoughts as ther’ used t’ be. Nobuddy kin listen in if you say it with flowe (Copyright, National Newspaper, Service.) pemmm sl e KOREANS ENLISTED TO HELP IN CLEARING. SIBERIA OF JAPANESE By CHARLES E. HAGUE. By Cable_to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1922, TOKIO, May 11.—The far eastern republic is preparing for an of- fensive movement, the purpose of which is to drive the Japanese from Siberia, in consequence of the breakdown of the Dairen confer- ence. With this end in view, ac- cording to Asahi Shimbun corre- spondent in Seoul, Chita is enlist- ing 6,000 Korean insurrectionaries. A considerable sum of money has ulready been appropriated for mu- nitions and other supplies for the Koreans, Some observers profess to see in this development proof that Japam has no intention of withdrawing her trcops from Siberia and this ms to be confirmed t fresh Japanese those whose time v of service has expired. Semi-offi- f y it is made known that the office is alarmed at the pos- of a recurrence of the Korean insurrection. Preparations being_made to take drastic measures in Siberia in the event that the reports men- tioned are confirmed. The author- ities are determined to prevent in- roads on their control in Korea and to prevent further aggressions in Siberia. SOFIA CHARGES SPIES DIRECTED BY WRANGLE KEEP TAB ON SOVIETS By the Associated Press. SOF Bulgaria, May 10.—The discovery of a widespread espio- nage organization directed by mem- bers of the staff of Gen. Wrangel, former anti-bolshevik leader in south Russia, is announced by the organization, they de- 3 s intended to keep track of all the Russian soviet govern- ment's agents in Bulgaria. Sev- eral Russian officers have been ar- rested. The announcement has drawn out ions of belief from of Gen. Wrangel's army now in the country. The presence of these troops 'in Bulgaria was recently pro- tested by the Ukrainian soviet gov- ernment. Bulgaria responded, how- ever, that all such troops had been disarmed. < At Genoa last week Premier Stam- boulisky of Bulgaria announced ‘that Gen. Wrangel had been granted per- mission to sojourn in Bulgaria as a private Individual and not as com- mander of his army, the majority of which took refuge in Bulgarian ter- ritory last year after its defeat by the soviet forces. PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY. | A petition in voluntary bankruptey was filed vesterday in the District Su- preme Court by Arthur C. Hennings 506 11th street southeast, a salesman. He lists his debts at $1,064.87 and says e has assets of $1,200. Attorney F. S. Paladini represents the bankrupt. Fish Specials. Shad Roe.......65c set Buck Shad......20c Ib. Split Shad......20c Ib. Salt-water Trout, 15c Ib. Halibut Steak...35c Ib. Butterfish ......25c Ib. Boston Mackeral, 30c 1b. Clams, fresh shucked, 50c qt. Fresh & Cooked Shrimp Crab Flake Crab Meat Many Other Varieties Special Prices to Restaurants and Boarding Houses Telephone Main 3381 Free Delivery = STANDARD FISH AND POULTRY CO. 906 Louisiana Ave. N.W. WHEN NATURE WONT PLUTO WILL /! 10C Stationery Specials One Pound White Linen Paper and 50 Envelopes to match, 39 480 Sheets of Wax Paper, regu- larly 35c package. At 25¢ Boxed Stationery, 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes. Choice of white or colars. Box, figure. style. 21c Main Floor. | Floor. '$3.00 and $3.50 Rengo Belt Corsets, $2.29 Made for the average and stout 1 Rubber top or medium height bust. Various length skirts. Sizes 24 to 36—but not in every Friday only, $2.29—Third THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. The Shopping Cc(lteihllth and G Sts. e PALAIS ROYAL Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922, ' [} in this group Floor. Originally $29.50t0 | $45 Suits, $22.50 Developed of tricotine, veldyne, novelty mixtures and tweeds. at $2250—Third Madeira and a variety oemstitcied idered coroers. Slightly soiled r 3 for $1.00, e Pure Linen Hemstitehed Hand initinl; odd 57 onderful Friday Our 'Wéekly Bargain Day—Selected items include ne w current merchandise, desirable quities. Daily needs for Men, Women and Children, also household needs at specially reduced prices for Friday only $1.25-to $1.75 Silk-Clocked Sport Hose, 95¢ ‘Women'’s Silk and Mercerized Hose, plain, dtopstitch and silk-embroidered _clocks. Gray, brown, French blue and periwinkle, also black. Some irregular. Friday only, 95c.—~Main Floor. $1.50 Silk Hose, $1.25 Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose. Rockford . fashioned, perfect fitting. Black, white, brown, gray, nude and beige. All first qual- ity. Friday only, $1.25.—Main Floor. 79c and $1 Hose, 2 for $1.25 Women's Silk-fiber Hose, seamed back. Black, white, brown, gray, nickel and nude. First quality. Others slightly irregular weaves.® All sizes. Friday only, Z for $1.25.— Main_Floor. 59c to 75¢ Hose, 49¢ Women's Fiber-silk Hose. seamed back. Black, white, brown. Also Mercerized Hose, plain and dropstitch. Medium weight and chiffon/ Onyx and other good makes. Friday only, 49c.—Main Floor. 19c¢ Socks, 2 for 25¢ Children’s Plain White and_Black Socks. Also Imported Socks, white with fancy tops. All sizes. Friday only, 2 for 25c—Main Floor. 75¢ Sports Socks, 59¢ Children’s three-quarter-length English ribbed. Plain and silk clocked. Also Imported Socks in half and three-quarter lengths. All- over stripes and fancy tops. Mostly all sizes. Friday only, 59c—Main Floor. 75c¢ to $1 Union Suits, 49¢ Women’s. Low neck, sleeveless, tight knee and umbrella. Also the popular closed suits, wide leg, built-up shoulder and bodice styles. Regular, extra and Jumbo sizes in the lot. Friday only, 499c—Main Floor. 35¢ and 39c¢ Children’s ' Underwear, 2 for 45¢ Including low neck, sleeveless vests, pants to match, tight_knee andilace trimmed. Also the bloomers in black and pink. Friday only, 2 for 45c.—Main Floor. Glove-Silk Underwear, $2.35 Women's Glove Silk Vests, built-up shoul- der and bodice, with tape strap; plain em- broidered and novelties; step-in bloomers in flesh; also daintily trimmed camisoles; also plain tailored. Broken assortment. Regularly $295 to $325—Main Floor. $2.25 and $2.75 Union Suits, Friday, $1.79 Checked and striped voiles, crepe and Seco silk; built-up shoulder and bodice. Broken as- sortment. Pollyanna and Regatta. Friday only, $1.79.—Main Floor. Boudoir Caps, $1.00 0dd lots. Made of satin, net and swiss, trimmed with silk and rosebuds. Slightly mussed. Friday énly, $1.00.—Third Floor. $1 Boudoir Slippers, 59¢ Made of quilted silk and finished with em- broidery and pompon. In pink only. Friday only, 59c—Third Floor. Cotton Crepe Kimonos, $1.59 Empire and straightline styles, with satin folds. In light blue, wistaria, old rose, blue, rose, pink and orchid. All sizes. Friday only, $1.59~—Third Floor. . . Pajamas, Friday, $1 Two-piece—of batiste, middy style. Trimmed with hemstitching. In pink, rose and blue. Friday only, $1.00—Third Floor. 35¢ and 39c Sleeveless Vests, Friday, 3 for 89¢ ' Women's Low-neck Sleeveless Vests, built-up shoulder and bodice style. Regular, extra and jumbo sizes. White and pink. Friday only, 3 for 89c—Main Floor. Notions-Friday Specials 2 Riok x;?: asmorteq colors, Jellow, red, lav. ender, blue, green, Copes , black. ' Yard, Hickory Oorset.Gurters, covered with best qu:x'xd:,v 39¢ 6¢c satin. Pair, Folding Bkirt Markers, with chalk, 11 Each, € Sanitary Bloomers, with net, also muslin 75¢ Wire Hair Puffs for dressing the hair. 15¢ Pair, , Palals Royal—Main Floor Bargain Basement Friday Bargains M $7.95 to $15 Dresses, $6.95 Last of lots—75 Dresses in all—of silks, krepe knit, crepe de chine, various styles and colors. Friday—Bargain Basement. 25c¢ Vests, 2 for 25¢ Women’s; ribbed, low neck and sleeveless, -with tubflar neckband. 36 and 38—Bargain Basement. . Large Vests, 3 for 50c Women’s, ribbed; sizes 40 to 44. Low neck and sleeveless—Bargain Basement. 69c Union Suits, 49¢ Women's flesh color ribbed suits, low neck and sleeveless—Bargain Basement. Dress Ginghams, 10 Yds., 95¢ 27 inchyin plaids, checks and stripes. Makes pretty dresses for children.—Bargain Base= 25c Hose, 2 Pairs, 35¢ ‘Women's. and ordovan. 9 to I Coats, Capes and Dresses Originally $22.50 to $39.50 at $19.50 Capes and Coats, fashioned of shawsheen, tricotine, veldyne and novelty mixtures. 38 in all. At $19.50. For street, afternoon or sports wear. At tractive models of Canton crepe, taffeta and homespun weaves. There are gnly 115 in this group. At $1950.—Third Floor. . 50¢ Waist Suits, 39¢ Children’s Low Neck Union Suits, waist style with button attachment. 2 to 13 years. Friday only, 39c.—Main Floor. Dress Voiles, 18c Yard 300 yards of 40-inch Dress Voiles, small de- signs, good coloring:. printed on a good cloth. Friday, 18c yard.—Second Floor. Poplin, Friday, 25¢ Yard 250 yards 27-inch Mercerized Poplin, good shades. Friday, 25c¢ yard—Second Floor. 650 Remnants—Special Of ginghams, ratines, voiles, muslins and white goods. All good lengths at half regular prices.—Second Floor. Dotted Mull, 23c Yard 200 yards Dotted Mull, white grounds, in five different shades of dots. Friday, 23c yard. —Second Floor. $1.50 & $2 Beaded Bags, 89c Imported Beaded Bags, dark and light color- ings. Frame or drawstring style. Neatly lined. Finished at bottom with beaded fringe. Friday only, 89c.—Main Floor. $3.50 Pocketbooks, $1.98 Imported. Of black and steel, also steel with jet beaded tassel and handle to match. Silk lined. Flap front, with button fastener. Friday only, $1.98.—Main Floor. $3.50 and $5 Bead Bags, $2.79 Imported Bead Bags, black and steel, gold and jet, blue, iris and gold and“many other beautiful colorings. All are neatly lined. Fri= day only, $279—Main Floor. $5 Glace Gloves, $2.95 12 and 16 Button Length Imported Glace Gloves, perfect fitting. Paris point stitching. White only. Friday only, $295—Main Floor. $2 to $2.75 Milanese Gloves, Friday, $1.49 - Fancy Strap-wrist Milanese Silk Gloves. 8-button, white and colors; 16-button length, of best quality heavy Milanese silk, in white only. These gléves are subject to slight faults. Friday only, $149~—~Main Floor. $1.25 to $2 Gloves, $1.10 Chamoisette and Chamois Suede Strap-wrist Gauntlets. Colors and white. Some have wide strap with pearl slide, also gauntlets. Em- broidered in colors, with embroidered stitch- i;:"g to match. Friday only, $1.10 pair—Main loor. 9¢c to $1 Gloves, 49c 12-button-length Chamoisette Gloves, in chamois color and mastic. Size 6%. Two- clasp Chamoisette Gloves, pongee, chamois, gray, black, white and white with black stitch- ing. Two-clasp Italian Silk Gloves, double tipped. All sizes, in black and white. Size 6%. Pongee. Slight imperfections. Friday only, 49c—Main Floor. Silk Fringes, 65¢ and $1 Brown, tan, jade, gray, navy, copen, rose, white, pink, henna and black. 4einch, 65c yard; 6-inch, $1.00 yard.—Main Floor. Ratine Banding; 20c to 25¢ Yd. Embroidered in colors for -~ sport-we'ar dresses and sweaters—also wool krimmer. ::1:c and 25c yard; regularly 25c to 50c.—Main oor. Toilet Goods for Friday 850 Garwood's Talcum Powder, 1b. boxes; Violet, 19¢ Carnation and Rose. At 250 Perfumed Bath Powder, excellent for perfum: Jgc ing and softening the water. At 120 Velour Powder Puffs, 25¢ 8 for %0 Long Adjustable Handle Bath Brushes. . 25¢ 450 Largo Bize Whisk Broomus, double sewed. 32 oo x!umu Absorbent Ootton, 1-1b. rolls. 35¢ Af Southern Silk Tissue Toilet Paper, 2,000 sheets to 33¢ each roll. At 2 rolls for Main Floor. » S Cheney Bros.“40-Inch Shower-Proof $2.49 Silk Foulards, $1.98 Here is a splendid opportunity, for this exceptional saving is certainly worth tak- ing advantage of. Unrestricted choice of every design in our stock. Friday only, $1.98—Second Floor. DRESS GOODS— - 54-inch half-wool, black and white checks at 89c yard. 50-inch all-wool only, $1.19 yard. . 50-inch mohair suiting, black, brown and jasper, 69c yard. Friday only—Second oor. LINING SECTION— P Satinette Skirting, black, white and white glith black. Friday only, 79c yard—Second oor. $7.95 Fiber Silk Sweaters, $5 Navy and black only. Tuxedo styles, with pockets and sash. Heavy quality. All sizes. Friday only, $5.—Third Floor. $2 and $2.95 Wash Blouses, Friday, $1.50 An incomplete assortment of sizes. Of voile and nainsook. All white. Touches of lace and embroidery. Friday only, $150.— Third Floor. $5 and $5.95 Silk Blouses, Friday, $2.95 In navy, henna, brown and black. Not all sizes—36 to 42. Only 60 in the lot.—Friday only, $295—Third Floor. Children’s Bloomers, 39¢ 0Odd lot. Made of pink or black sateen. 4 to 12 years. Friday only, 39c~Third Floor. o . .- Kiltie Skirts, 88c White, red, blue and khaki. pender attachment. 6 to 14 years. only, 88c~Third Floor. Red Star Diaper, 10-Yd. Pcs. 18 inches, regularly $1.59—Friday, $125 piece 20 inches, regularly $1.75—Friday, $1L35 piece 22 inches, regularly $1.85—Friday, $145 piece 24 inches, regularly $2.00—Friday, $1.55 piece 27 inches, regularly $2.15—Friday, $165 piece 30 inches, regularly $225—Friday, $1.75 piece —Second Floor. $1.98 to $2.98 Children’s Tailored Hats, $1.45 One large table of Children’s Hats in’a fine assortment of choice styles, in dark colors only; neatly trimmed with grosgrain, ribbon band and streamers. Colors: Black, brown and navy. Friday only, $1.45.—Second Floor. $1.75 to $2.98 Infants’ Dresses, Friday, $1.59 Long and Short Dresses, made of nainsook, in dainty styles. Lace and .embroidery storm serge, in navy Bib and sus- Friday trimmed. Some a trifle soiled. Friday only, $1.59—Third Floor. Drawer Combinations, 39¢ One piece. Of cambric. Neatly trimmed with embroidery. 2 to 6 years. Friday only, 39c—Third Floor. De Luxe Co;flfirasstqss Attractively for y Only Don't overlook the fact that these rugs were made in_ America of heavy Wisconsin wire grass Most featured during special sales are the im- ported Japanese , ‘made of rice straw and short Weeds, but featured as grass rugd. Theso grass rugs are teed to give real service. Eegularly 395 8x10-ft. size, .95 6x9-ft. size, 5 414x7%4-t. size, 3; 3x6-it. sfize'. $175 2Yix4ysi-ft. Size, §4.95 Ox12-ft. size, Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs 800 Empire Heavy-grade Rugs at lower prices than ever, offered. Every home can use one, two or more of these for various parts of the home. On sale—Main Floor. 4 sizes featured just for Friday: 18x36 inches, 55c .éach 24x36 inches, 65c each 24x48 inches, 85c each 27x54 inches, 95c each Palais Royal—Second Floor. Perfect Window Shades Water Color Opaque Shades, each, 45¢c Special Oil Opaque Shades, each, 85¢c Duplex Shades, white to green, each, $1.05 American Holland Shades, each, 95¢ Sunfast Holland Shades, each, . $L55 Second Floor. Shetland Floss, Ball, 121/>c 1,000 balls in the lot. Used for light- weight articles, sweaters, scarfs and baby needs. Cologs are light blue, pink, red, henna, pumpkin, tan, also black and white. Friday only, 12'3c.—Main Floor. Awnings, $1.35 and $2.69 . Just in time to get your Awnings and Awn- ing Materials, featured at special prices for Friday— 6-0z. Grade Awnings, 28 to 50 inches, at $1.35 8-0z. Grade Awnings, 28 to 30 inches, at $2.69 Ribbons—Special Remnants of Dresden, light and dark grounds, moire. satin, taffetn and brocade effects. 6 to 9 inches wide. All colors. bb6c yard. Fancy Stripes, 415 to 5 Inches wide; light and dark colors. "~ 180 yard, ‘Two-tone and Ombre Effects, & inches wide, in all the wanted combinatious: for Jh’dl!fl. scarfn, ete. 89¢ 3 ‘Wash Ribbons, 1 Is to piece: pink, blue and & pisco; No. 11, 460 & piece; No. 2, . T8¢ a_piece.—~Main Floor. Summer Sash Curtains —made of marquisette or lace. ‘white. No, & _piece: Marquisette Curtains, pair, 59c Lace Sash Curtains, each, 35¢ Scrim Sash Curtains, with panel, each, 49c Second Floor. Porch Shades, $4.89 Capital Brand Wide Slat Porch Shades, 6 and 7 foot widths, at, each, $4.89 Other sizes featured at special prices. Second Floor. New Cretonnes, 58¢ Yard Featured for Friday. About 2,500 y®rds that will move swiftly at this special price for Friday. 69c to 98c grades, cut from full bolts. Friday only, 58c yard.—Second Floor. Middy Blouses, Friday, 88c White Lansdale Jeans, regulation dtyles, with navy and white braid-trimmed collars; some with emblem, others- with detachable flannel collars. A few khaki among the lot. Sizes for women, misses and children. Friday only, 88c—Third Floor. . D Dainty Summer Curtains Marquisette Curtains at, pair, 95c Voile Curtains at, pair, 85c Ruffled Curtains, with valance, pair, 75¢ Second Floor” F 3, g 50 Kitchen Tables, hardwood, with drawer, 25x40. $3.89. $250 Magazine Rack, fumed oak, three shelves. 75 Kitchen Stools, white enamel, 24 inches high. 9149, 10 Art Reed Armchairs or Rockers, fumed finish, cushion seat and back. $10.95 each. $5.00 Lawn Settee, all-metal frame, 4 feet long. $3.49. One Hundred Solid Maple Porch Rockers," good quality. $2.19. Fourth Floor. Housefurnishings $1.25 Serving Trays, mahogany finished; convertible ggc back, glass bottom, $2.55 Gas Ovens, * size; patent flame s T35 Mop Outtt,31.00 and 1 Bottle of “Shino $1.98 Irons, Mrs. Pot cc::t:: fl;;lll&hurler $2.19 ‘Triangle-Shape Oil Mop ggc 8 irons; complete Gy 40 s with stand and handle, $1.95 Soales—Family Scales, weighs by ounces §) 40 up, o 24 bandle, 19¢ 490" Tub, small size, galvanised; soldered seams. 3gc side drop handies, 0o Garbage e, G-gallon size, heavy galvan- gQC 1zed: tight-fitting cover. 9.25 Wash Boil nds. 10qt.,, heavy galvanized, bail 3 lers, No. 8 size, heavy retinned; $3 79 copper bottom, cold wood handles, i $035 Proserving Kottles, heavy alumipum, 8-qt. 89¢ size: handle, 5 in Screen Door, walnut staln, flled with §3 60 black wire cloth. Any size at % Walnut Stained Screens, adjustable frames; 15x33- 29 inch size, , ‘Blue aid White Enameled Coffes Pots, white enam- 50 eled lining. hioged covers; 8 different sizes. Each, ous China and Glassware’ Studio Dinner Set, pretty pink rosebud decoration. §2 49 American porcelain, ‘80.piece Dinner Sot, foral spray decoration; gold- §7 08 lined edges, ® " {00-picco Dinner Bet, trl-color scroll, with & $32 50 rosebud and foliage decoration, T.plece Water Bet, colonial glass; 5-pint pitcher, 50c tumblers to match, ‘Gups and Baucers, thin china, biue and flower $7 O decorated. _6 for \ 5 Tplece Fruit Set, clear crystal, panel pattern: 4Qc 7-incl. bowl, 6 saucers to match, Covered Butter Dishes, highly polished glass, 29 colonial pattern, Slop Jars, white overglazed stoneware, with ball GOC and cover, Stone Jars, 12-gallon capacity, smooth, glazed; §] 95 Horseshoe Brand, - Bowl and Piicher, plafn cable sbape, white 7 19 overglazed;_tull size, * 14-ploce Punch Sefs—13-inch Punch Bowl, with $2.08 twelve Cups, colonial sbape, Toe Tea Bets, pretty cut pattern, tall covered §j Of pitcher, with tumblers to mateh, Bulbs—Choice, 2 for 5c Tuberoses. Calladiums. _Gladioins, nursery _grown.| Jardinieres, Sinch size; underglazed blended GO lors, “Mabogany Cunilesticks, 101nch sise, highly vol- 69c finish; brass-li cup, ished, mahogany fin o Men’s Shirts, 89c Broken lots of Good Quality Shirts. Madras, percales and crepes. The colors. of crepe shirts are woven through. Cut full. Neatly made. Sizes 14 to 17, except 15. Friday only, 8c—Main Floor. Young Men’s Suits, $10.75 Just exactly 17 suits that were formerly last scason in our stock at $2500 and $30.00 and worth right now $17.50 to $22.50. Good qual- ity woolen and all-wool fabri Well made and trimmed. Medium and light colors, suit- able for immediate and Summer wear. Sizes as follows: 2 4 2 2 4 3 33 34 3 36 37 B All sales final, No alterations. Friday only, $10.75—Main Fioor. - Top Coats, $21.75 Strictly all-wool garments, finely tailored. Comprising standard staple Oxford Gray Chesterfields, also Tan Watér-proofed Young Men's Coats. Sizes in the lot, 35 to 42. Reg- ular $30 to $40 values. Friday only, $2175— Main Floor. 2 Men’s Pajamas, $1.19 Summer weight; plain color cotton pongee. Collarless, two-piece style. White, tan, laven- der and blue. Sizes A, B, C and D. Friday only, $1.19.—Main Floor. Men’s Shirts and Drawers, 69¢ Unbleached balbriggan. Shirts, half sleeves. Drawers, ankle length, reinforced seat and crotch. Shirts, 36 to 52; drawers, 34 to 50. Some slightly imperfect. Friday only, 69c gar- ment.—Main Floor. . == irts & Drawers at 65¢ Men’s Shirts Of fine-count Sexton make, athletic style. nainsook. Shirts, sleeveless and coat style. Drawers with reinforced seat. i 46; drawers, 30 to 44. Friday onl ment. Men’s Socks, 6 for $1.00 Black lisle, light weight, dependable. Some have slight rmperfections. Sizes 932 to 11!.. Friday only, 6 for $1.00.—Main Floor. Men’s $2 All-Silk Socks, 79¢ All silk, silk tops, reinforced heels and toes. Some have Pointex heels. = Sizes 9% to 117.. Only white. Friday only. 79c.—Main Floor. $1 & $1.25 Boys’ Blouses, 59¢ Samples and special lots. Made of good quality materials. Plain white, neat stripes, with light and dark grounds. Some have collar attached. Sizes 6 to 16. Friday only, 59c.—Main Floor. . Boys' Two-Pants Suits, $5.75 About 200 suits of durable woolen cheviots and cassimere; neat patterns, in blue, gray. brown and tan mixtures. Both pants full lined. Sizes for boys 9 to 16. Norfolk styles. Fri= only, $5.75—Main Ficor. Boys’ $10 and $12.50 Suits, $6.95 Broken size assortment for boys 13, 14, 15 and 16 only. Tailored of strictly all-wool. guaranteed fast color, double-warp serge. Trousers full lined. Friday only, $6.95.—Main Little Boys’ Suits, $4.45 . Little All-wool, guaranteed last color blue serges. in Middy and Balkan styles. Made with double yoke front and back. Sizes 3 to 9. Friday only, $4.45.—Main Floor. $1.50 to $1.95 Wash Suits, $1.15 Comprising guaranteed fast color standard fabrics, in Galateas, Peggys, Repp. Twills, etc. Models—Middy, Dickens and Junior folk :’tly‘es' Sizes 3 to 8. Friday only, $1.15.—Main oor. Boys’ $1.25 Knickers, 75¢ Made of durable gray and tan mixed tweeds and dark mixed cassimeres. Sizes 7 to 16. Friday only, 75c—Main Floor. Summer Knickers, 75¢ Washable Government Khaki, Daytona cloth. gray crash. Every pair well made and fully guaranteed. Regular $125 value. Sizes in straights, 4 to 10. Knickers, 7 to 17. Friday only, 75c.—Main Floor. 63 Smart Trimmed Hats, $2.88 Formerly $5 to $—an assortment of hats fashioned of extra fine materiais that have sold at much higher prices, but only a lim- jted quantity, in ali desirable styles and colors. Friday only, $2.88. 36-Inch Pércales, 7c Yard ‘Light grounds—with dots, checks and floral patterns. Lengths of 1 to 2 yards. Many matching.—Bargain Basement, $2 to $3 Corsets, $1.79- . For slender and average figures; elastic top or low bust; medium long skirt. Fancy bro- cade and coutil. 19 to 30— Basement. ’ v ST Petticoats, 88¢ . White muslin, with lace and embroidery flounces; also of sunproof sateeh. Regulyr and extra sizes—Bargain Basement 3] 19 Women’s—with long silk boots, high spliced heels. Nude, gray, sand, cordovan—9 to 10— an Lasting Satisfaction — True Economy - The List for $1.50.to $2 Corsets, 79c _ C. B. 8 Net Corsets, low or medium -bust mos;lllfl’lfil""h V::oul ength skirts. 2o'o-l' and durable, 19 to 33.—Bargain Base- * $1.98 Suit Cases, $1.49 Black Keretol—cretonne lined, brass lock and safety catches. 24-inch size—Bargain Basement. Gloria Umbrellas, $2.95 t' an;n'l—;wi!hdivo -likle ?llg’lf; h'a:ndles, ips and stub ends. egularly $3.49. Friday, $2.95~Bargain Basement. : 25c Brown Hose—sturdily ribbed and rein- forced. Size assortment broken—Bargain Basement. ‘Handkerchich, Gfor Boc ‘Women’s—Imported Irish. Lawn, plain and sports, in new wolors. Any 6 for 25c—Bar= Baseme gain : et s L Ribbed, reinforced, black, white For twin beds—hemmed spreads. Friday 0.—Bargain Basement. ‘| only at $1.09—~Bargain Basement. 4 19¢ Hose, 4 Pairs, 50c Buster Browfi—Heavy Ribbed Black Hose, with roll cuff tops—6.to 10—Bargain Base- $5.50 Hat Boxes, $450 Black enameled; with hat form—protected with leather corners—Bargain Basement.. 39¢ Fiber Hose, 2 Prs., 69c Women's—with long silk boots—high spliced heels—nude, gray, sand and white— 9 to 10.—Bargain Basement. $5.95 New Dresses, $4.89 Of imported gingham, in checks of every color; lgce and organdy trimmed.—Bargain Basement. New Black Capes, $12 The last moment fringed capes, an unusual assortment; full lined and unlined. Friday, | Bates’ [;ressm(inl;gham, 11c 32 ihch; plain colors and checks. Mill rem- - nants—15 tpo 3 yards. Friday, 1ic yard—Bar- ‘36-Inch Sateen, 20c Mill lengths -of 2 to 5 yards] The black sateen used for bloomers and aprons. 20c . nf $1.95 House Dresses, S1.79 " . Extra sizes of gingham, in assorted stripes, made :iu: hc: orglmfbroi ered effects. 46 to 52. Tomorrow Is Suggesfiv; $1 Traveling Bags, 79¢ Collapsible Black Wate;_proof Bags, with brass lock—18-inch size. Friday, 79c.—Bar- gain Basement. 1,000 Yards White Goods, 5¢ Bleached Muslins, Sheetings, Voiles, in 15- yard lengths. Basement. $2.95 Slip-On Sweater, $1.95 The needed light-weight sweater. Some with pockets and sashes. All sizes.—Bargain Basement. : $1 Bungalow Aprons, 79 Of percale, stripes and novelty effects: Friday at 5c yard.—Bargain Slip-over, open side.. Some braid trimmed. All sizes.—Bargain Basement. $5.00 Sports Skirts, $2.95 _ Of Johnny Walker and Kelly Tweeds, in all colors. Fringed-at bottom of skirt—Bargain Basement. SanSRNEEUNAN l\lll. g amammasEEsEEDEEEEEEEER EEREEENERSEOPNNIBEGIIREEANRIE pigdn » EEEESEER . 5 ’ IS Liif " » 4 " " 0] n P [ z =4 - a n n " - " = - = » m ) ™ ™ = u ™ ™ ™ ™ = - n - 1] -