Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 13

3 . v Woodmard & Lothrop. Open 9 AM. New York—WASHDIGTON—Pa:is Close 5:30 P.M. - Embroidered Swiss $1 Yard; Was $1.35 50 remnants, lengths of 1% to 4 yard: Lot of Remnant Printed Volles, leng m Half Regular Prices. to 2 Yard Lengths of Giugham, Percale, Rld le Kloth, Japanese Crepe, Beach Suiting, etc. Half Regular Prices. 2% to 3% yard lengths— 32-inch Dress Ginghams. 30c, 40c, 60c yard; ere 38e, S0e, TBe. 32-inch Kiddie Kloth. 30c yard; was 38e. 36-inch Tissue Ginghams. 40¢ and 60c yard; ‘were 50c and 75e. Cotton Dress Goods Bection, Second floor. All fresh and desirable, endu of lines. Hence closing out. 24 Ricl’'s Kumquats. 70c each; were $1. 16 Rich's Stem Ginger. 7T0c each; were $1. 2 Park & Tllford's Cherries Glac “l?].ls-‘, e e. 8Ge each; ars Preserve nger. BSe jar, 6 boxes Imported Stuffed Pru'n.u' Ve ::n ':" 15"' d Pr jars Importe unes, 8135 each & bozes Imported Marron's Glace. 3186 ::’I.; ‘were $R75. Candy Section, Fourt foor. FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY Friday Specials Undermuslins, 78¢ 25 dozen Envelope Chemise, of fine muslin and nainsc k, bodice tops with pink, blue and lavender stitching; others with lace trimmings. Special, 78c each, 20 dozen Fine Muslin and Nainsook Gowns, round, square and V neck styles, with kimono sleeves; tailored gowns with s 1% to 204 Large Turkish Towels 50c Each Were 75¢ Standard _ Quality Towels, measuring 24x48 inches. Bor- der ends of pink or blue—ex- cellent grade. Linen Sectlon, Second fleor. The Day to Realize Real Savings on High-Grade Merchandise HIS is a day which is eagerly looked forward to by our patrons as a splendid opportunity to secure Woodward & Lothrop high-grade merchan- dise at tremendously lowered prices, and it is possible because we believe in clearing out all odd lots and Women’s Dresses Men’s and Young Men’s of Canton and Satin One and Two Trousers Suits PICTURES Reduced to *24.75 broken assortments after each week’s active selling. $29.50 Each Were *37.50 el Reproductions of Just 30 of these Suits, several different models, Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or A group of 25 smart dresses, in black, navy, henna and il e LULER Masterpieces plain and sports. They are of light and dark woolens, C.0.D als mail tan—broken sizes from higher priced models, now $29.50 : > J g T Splendidly taflored. Broken sizes range from 34 to 42, exchangeable; not sent , Of On approv A group of Taffeta, Canton and Romaine Dresses, sizes 100 “incher. 1o paiychrome frame. h orders t ed. 3% ta 40. $19.50 each; were $29.50 and $37.50. CREPE DE CHINE B el P but wonderful values for those who can be fitted. or phone not acceps 15 Odd Jersey Dresses. Special, $7.50 each. and WASH SATIN rning,"" by Zatska. $4; 10 Georgette Dresses, m black, navy, peach, copen and s orchid. Sizes 36 to 40. 6 Taffeta and Canton Dresses. .50 each; were $37.50. Camisoles , was 1 Plcture, ahother veralon of “‘Morn- ing.” col in broa ing red lnl‘;“ d palychrome High School Suits Reduced to $19.75 e 1 Colored Pict Mostly blues in single-breasted models; a group- : frame, 'she 14238 ".E'm- 15 ”"’?"5 ing of several lines; sizes 33 to 36. Former prices range Women's Dress Section, Third Soor., Special, 78¢ Each pe s $15 cach; were $25. 598 and *34 Suits, *10) from $29.50 up. Men's Clothes Section, Second fisor. Picture Section, Fifth fioor. 9 dozen of these silk camisoles, in flesh or white; strictly tai- lored or lace-trimmed models, with ribbon etraps. 5 Pink Wash Satin Princess Slips, camisole top style; 36_to 42. $4.95 emch; were 3 Handmade Camisoles, tri med with Irish crochet, han MISSES’ Sizes, 14, 16 and 18 20 well-tailored, fine-quality tweeds and homespuns. Just the suits for vacation, motoring and resort wear. Blue, tan, rose, mulberry and orchid. 20 Misses’ Silk Dresses, for 12 Homespun Dresses, some WOMEN'S SUITS Half—Less Than Half—Nearly Half Regular Prices Margquisette Curtains Men’s Furnishings at Less . 12 dozen pairs Silk Socks, 80 Neglige Shirts, madras and afternoon or sports wear. with fringed scarfs and capes X embroidered, ribb t) . 81 Spec;al’ ’]_46' Pr_ woven Jacquard _self stripes fine count percales, in striped Including crepe F‘knn crepe to match. Tan, blue, brown Impor{cd Tweeds and Men’s Wear CIoth‘Sum— 36,35, 42 84.95 eachs were $10.50, and fancy clox. Seamless dou- and fi red atterns; fast col- de chine, Canton crepe and and orchid. Sizes 14, 16 and Strictly hand-tailored—beautifully lined TR e L S BT 100 pairs, with two-Inch hem- ble lisle soles, heels and toes. ors. Sizes 14, 1514 and 1634, taffeta. Brown, tan, black 18. $10 each; were $28 and 1 Blue Mixture Imported Tweed, size 36. $3250; was $65. embroidered and trimmed. with Irish crochet. Empire style; size 38. $7.95 each; were $12 $16.50. 8ilk Underwear Section, Third floor. $118 uell; were $250 and $3. 91 pairs fine catton Socks, full fashioned, regular and rein- forced. Sizes 9% and 10. 2%c pair; were 50c. 10 dozen Cambrie Handker- 1 Tan and Blue Velour Check, size 38. $§29.25; was $58.50. 1 Dark Gray and Black Pin Check, size 34. $23.75; was $47.50. 1 Black and White Pin Check, size 40, $23.75; was $4750. 1 Imported Tan Tweed, size 36. $2378; was $47.50. 1 Tan Covert Cloth, size 36. $23.75; was $4750. 1 Blue Imported Tweed size 36. $2750; was $55. 1 Rose Imported Eponge, size 36. $29.25; was $5850. stitched border and good quality lace edge. White, ivory and ecru. 2% yvards long. 25 pairs Ruffled Muslin Cur- tains, sheer quality, hemstitched borders and fluted ruffes. White. 3 yards long. $135 pairs wers and navy. Some beaded and paisley trimmed. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. $14.75 each; were $25 and $28, Misses' In cordovan, gray, Palm Beach and navy. Subject to very slight xrregularmcs in weave. Sizes 9% to 1134. 88c pry; if perfect they would be $1.50. 60 pairs Gloves, lisle thread, natural chamois color, with self 6 Sports Skir! mixtures, frin pockets. Mis: each; were $10.7! Section, Fourth floor. Extra Size 200 Remnants Curtaining Cre- r black embroidered backs. itchi tonnes. “Vollen, " Marquisettes, Sixes'Thar 5, T and 5. 636 P and idk colored ombroidered Suit C d : 1 Gray Mixed Tweed, size 36, $2375; was $47.50, Taffeta Dresses rmpers or upRGlstory fabrice e as o sute, ape NS A CDIE FGI L uit Cases and Traveling Bags ink DJERSEY SUITS, mostly in dark shades, good size rang®: 2950 Each; Were $45 4 10 % Lexs Regular Price. hecks, sleevel k th, 2 v + b A i % Cartain Section, Fitth floor. e cnten awd Spasug” Dok 73 Silk Fore-in-Hand Ties, col- Specially Pri s 13 DENTWOOD TWEED SPORTS SUITS, in rose and white, A group of taffeta dresses imaert. Sizea'40"lo {6 sk wuit ored gured and suriped patierns. pecially ’.-";ed’ 4.75 Each ::e!‘lomslfire;‘;nd :::H;;smk bound. 3 different styles in sizes 34 fordtl};]e lcrger womsn, in navy were 31. . 3 W an ack: sizes 40%; to 46%%. Men's Furnlatings, First fleor. 1¢. Du Pont Fabricoid Suit 12 Genuine Cowhide T S Sa%Y on's Furulakings, Firet four Casen black cobra ‘Sraincd, lock Bapa_ bIack cobra &ramed and 3 Sports Suits in Tweed—Reduced to $10 Each 0.0 % rocis of seorgetio: 50 Scalloped and two catches, cretonne lined; tan boarded grain; leather lined; steel bead trimmed; sizes 42% 1 tan, sizeld2, was $25. and Embroidered poeket in top and both ends. most all are 18-inch sizes; & f 2 13-Pi s § 4 $ 0 18 and 20 inch sizes. Tt D st - I‘s‘rodwn, size 40, $29.00. 1 rose, size 38, was $25. 1675, E050 cachy were B0 ; 1 Three- 1 D c Nav i ’ 7 P e Men’s #7.50 to *9 Oxfords Special, $4.75 cach ST - paie Tl Lo s e G kel w TR uncheon JSets $ - Traveling Goods Section, First foor. embroidered in gold: #nd blue; size 38. 825, gray trelaine; size wil!h5c‘u‘!{lts:i‘i:ch‘l’v:;,l'nlz:lmlrgtd. Special, $1.55 Set Reduced to *4.95 pr. P e oo o, o T R s, en’s Sult Section. . 2 Mignonette Dresses, tn brown Representing a good pat- 41 pairs, in black and tan, including brogue lasts, straight ups e and black; eizes €2% and 50%. tern which the manufac- ; > $19.50 each) were $20.50. v and medium round-toe English styles. Broken lots in wid lfx . .3 5 s e ?,:‘:‘:’,:‘f‘,,:j‘,‘,‘*,,‘,,, and D. Splendid values, for these are all from our regular sleck Grouwing Girls Children’s Apparel . BpecialSlas iectite LIS four. 3 10 Guildeen's Froach Crespare, of fne Corsets Brassieres Bandeaux of high-grade shoes. Oxfords and Pumps 29 pairs Tam Oxfords, rouml white poplin; low n"rlk short ;-unu: 41 Shoe Pellshing Sets, includ- et BLOUSES Colonial Glass Tumblers Special, 45¢ Dozen 30 dogen to sell tomorrow at this special price. Clear glass. 15 Water Pltchers, clear colo- nial glass, 2-qt. size. Special, 35e each. 10 dozen Ice Tea Tumblers. Very special, 60c dozen. Odds of Floral Cut Glass 19 Cheese and Butter Plates, 2Be each: were 5oe. 5 Candlesticks, 35¢ each; were & Bon Bon Dishes, footed, 3% eachi m 75e. s, 28c_each) were §0c. 3 Plekl. Dishes, 35¢ each: were 3 Vuu. 10-inch size, 50c eachs were 81 3 Honey Dishes, 25ec eack: ‘were 3 4 Bon Bon Dighes, 350 each} ‘were 80c. 6 Butter Plates, 35¢ each; ‘ware T3e. Glassware Section, Fifth Seer, Decorated Porcelain Dinnerware All In the same attractive bor- der pattern. All at less. 2( Sauce Platea. 10e each; were ll Tea Plates, 15¢ each) were 12 Breakfast Plates, 30e each; ‘weve 40ec. 15 Tea Cups and Saucers, 35¢ each: were 3 8 Ple plates, 100 eachj were 30c. 8 Dinner Plates, 30¢ each; were 3 Meat Dishes, 13-Inch size. 81 each: were 1 Covered Dish, $1.25; was $2.35. 1 Camerale. $1.80; was g nce Roat on 1 Pickle Dish, i was 1 lnnv Rowl w was §1.50, 1 Pitcher, 4001 wea 1 Tea Pot, $1.80; was $L88. French China Border Pattern and Gold Lined. 1 80-pieca Dinner Set, §37.05: wan 885, 36 Individual Butters, 10e each; were 35c. 13 Dinner Plates, 45e each; were $1.30. 4 Soup Plates. 8¢ each; were I.H. vul:l-“. nn; 1 Mayonnaise Bowl. 1 Covered 1 1 Dish, §1. \u:; Dish, 14dneh" sive, China l«tl-; rlun floor. l% u'-. lpmh and some fllnull Tap Basvers. i l L 3 ""v'r:-n':'n-mu |-porle¢-:=¢ otoh; 'il“ OW‘.'III ts, natural eeler oty, nd : were o Ru':-':." Ty 3 Chiness Work Dabkets, cotored. 80 3N areolok” Raes, of Trenen twine enabi Tho, " 5 2 flo\r? I--hnu. shape, of will were ‘.1. amper, wm enameled. W.08; le xlll. white enameled. mper. paond Dleached, Y Baket. Tor marketing. L35 was ¥ Wilew Hamper. medium size. $1.75; Basket Section, Fifth floor, Couch Hammocks Floor Samples 2 at $845 each; $12.45. l at $32; §32; was $4 “! ing velvet pol!:herl and dauber. 18c met; were Men's Shoe lu!lu. l'ln! Goar, toes with rubber heels. Sizes 6. 6%, 7, 7%, 8, 8%, 9, 10 and 11 D. Very special at $3.95 pair. Boys’> Summer Wear At Greatly Reduced Prices 10 Dozen “Alheneeds,” 55¢ Each; Were 75¢ The well known undergarment for boys; made of checked naine sook; sizes 3, 4, 5 years only. Slightly mussed from stock. No undegwaist is necessary when the boy wears these. Smail Boys® Eton Col- 43 Small Boys' Wash Sults, rve- Sorar o To dueed to $1.18 eachelostly lar and Button-on Blouses, greatly reduced te 3Se¢ each— plain colors and short sleeve Sizes 3 to 7 years in the lot; the models; H!dfl{ and button-on standard “Kaynee” Blouses, suits, in sizes o 3. 4, 5, § years. made of excellent materials. 6 dosen Rompere snd “Slip- ova¥ Sults, reduced to 35¢ each— Plain colors and combinations;: siaes 2%, 3, ¢; good quality and well made. Boya' Section, Fearth floor. Reed and Reed-Fiber Furniture Reduced -u;'g:« 2 Odd Brown Reed Settees, up- holstered in I'M quality up- estry; ok and 4 Rockers and 8 Chalrs of split reed, soft green stained: excel- lent for porch use. Reduced 0 cughions. ““‘ eachs (Seat $4.95 each. 936.50. 1 Reed Chair, prown finish; rich tapestry upholstery; box- spring aseat oushion. Speeisl, 1.8, l High-back Reed Chalr, soft, brown finish; tapestry uphn- 1 4-ft, Reed Bettee, box springs, tapeatry cushlons, up- holstared back: froated brown finish. Less than one-half— $16.75. stery: spring base. §13.75; was 1 Brown Reed Fiber Settee, 1 0dd_Buffet, of fine round tapestry box-spring cushions, reed; solid oak fop and front upholstered back; ¢-ft. _ai oasing; r|cr\ -ml ue walnut fine than halt price—316.75. ish. 2750 Reed Fiber Settee, 1 Froned nvewn Reed Chalr, ats, no cushiona. Halt ::g::;;im :wcll";;ad- L] rice—g8.75 each. T rown ‘Reed Fiher Rotker, $ Ivory-finish Reed = Fiber v Rockera, cretonne upholatered. JOven fatat fendl bk Mg al—88.28 special, $4.78. T High-back Solld.weave Heed Very ® each. 3 Frosted Brown High-back Fiber Chair, upholstered seat Sewing _ Rockers, upholstered and back; in_cretonne; box- meat and back. Very speelsl— spring seat cushion; plain tvory $8.35 each. finish. $15.75; was §32.50. Wiljow and Reed Furniture Sectiop, Pifth foor. SUMMER RUGS At Friday Clearance Prices 5 8x10 Willow Grass Ruls $3.78 each; were* $11.75. 1 9x12 Willow Grass Rug. $9.50; was $1350. 2 6x9 Willow Grass Rugs, $5.95 each; were $7.50. 19x12 Rag Rug. Slm. vu $22.50, 3 8x10 R-gRRun ; were $16.50, 3 4x7 Rag Rugs. $.78 eu were $13.50. 1 6x9 Linoleum-Rug, slightly damaged on the end. $6.50 was $10. Rug Section, Sixth fioor. Furniture and Beds These articles offered subject to slight damages, m or imperfections—all sold “as is.” vlv 3 wan 1 Combination Maho, ufi Bed, 3.3 size. 81 $ White Enamel Beda with 1l k springs, 4-foot width. $8.98 were §14.50. 1 Ivory 4.6 Simmons Bed. $8.78; was $15.50. mzm:;th«h Panel Screens, ivory m"n,' unlzl" Amcwr. ma- {, Bedroom C{un a'm wu .I 1 get 5 Dining Ch walnut finish, le-tbur 5 Chaise Lounge Cot and Chalr lluu and dealgn. "-l'n Comblnl!lon Pleeal. with mat- tress pad and slip-over, for chair. 3 Telephone Eundl. mho an sieTs ".l Anlsh. 3 Englander !'ol(lnc Cots, with 1 3-piece D Tt Suite, mattress pad. single size. 1LY mshogany Amish: B i nd velour upholstered: t-c"hn; ’d bed “vcumt. 823750) zltlh uhn lmlfl I.él.lm fine $4.35 Pair Were $6.50 and $7 31 pairs Growing Girls' Sport Oxfords, smoked elk trimmed with black or tan calf: rubber soles and heels; sizes 4% to 6 AA; 3‘,, to 63% A; 3%, 5, 6 B; 6% C. 22 Dilr! Growing Girls’ Black and Tan Cslfskin Oxfords, round toes, welt soles, low heels; siges 3. 3%, 4%. 5% 6, 615 AA; 31z, .7 B; 2%, 4, 615 C. 25 palrs Tan Calfskin Pumps, d loQ welt soles, 1o 6 AA; 3 B: 3, 3% C. " 3Juvenile Sboe Bection, Fourth fSoor. FOR GIRLS 18 Junfor Su Hght coloted and well styled; sizea 13, 15 and 17. §10 each; were §35 and $39,50. light welght,” high , 10 and 12. $5 25 Middles, white with colored (‘“I n R eoren® saesr “Bpeciat;” @B ers, of pink chambray, nd and olnll;':m slzes m-. Lo Y Base Ball Suits $2.95 Each Were $3.95 All made of good quality material, in Hght sray, with green stripes and blue trim. ming—eomplete -m- pants, shirt, eap and belt, t 6, § size 8, 8 size 10, size 14, 3 size ..samu Geod Beetion, Fourth Clu'ldren’l Hosiery pairs Children's Three- ?‘uu(er length White 8ox, with ney tops; sizes 7 ta 10. 35¢ pair; were 50c. B 27 pairs Derhy Ribbed Sox, e-quarter length; in black, TR lnd t%: in_cordevan, aize 7. 3B paiw) were The- 43 paira Infants' Whltc lex. fancy tops: sizes 4 and 4%. 13%e pair; were Children’s Hoslery, Fourth foor. hand-embroidered. .60 and 24 Children's Handmade Phllipoine Drestes, made of fine batiste; band-embroidersd and Sealioved ang sjsares. 138 onch; Widran's Rompers: In plain colors, stiipes or hecks: naried of walst styles: l: rhmmy. = 4 giogham. 2’ [ittle (Giris'_ Novelty Aprons, of cretonne or nursery pattern cloth. ' 980 sach; were 32. Tnfante- Bection, Fourth Seor, 100 Pure Wool Annette Kellermann Bathing Suits Special, $3.95 ‘Wonderful value, in bathing suits, plain_colors or with con- trasting trimmings; in orange, black, brown, navy, copen, henna, green, 1zmrple and jade. ot neck 1. 100 Annette Kellermann Black Bathi; Tl"lll sizes 34 to 46. Special, $1 each. Bathing Buit Section, Third floor. 22 ]. S. Brown & Son Mercerized Double Damask Tablecloths, *3.95 Less Than Half Price The very best quality mer- cerized damask, 2x3 yards— 12 Pure Irish Linen Hem- stitched Table Covers, 38 inches 82 nu h; were $3. Pure h Linen Hem- stitched 'r;bl- Cavers, 24 inches square. TSe each; were SL50. 14 dozen Pure Irish Linen 10- inch Dollies. $3 dozem; were $5. Linen Sestion, Second floor. Coaster Wagons C Coaster Wagons, $5.45 cach; $8—Size 14x33, equipped v;‘lh solid tires and 10-inch 5 iter Wagons, $6.45 each: ‘were $0.25—Size 16x36, with solid tires, 11-inch roller-bearing wheels. Toy Store, Fourth flcer. -Tennis Rackets $3.25 each; were $4.75 17 Harry C. Lee Tennis Rackats, well made and strung; good Tnlity rackots - at an uuusun y low price. Goods Bection, Fourth fleor. Sunbrite Seeurisg oan. 500 Cans ». Polish, B Hucpat i oo Matchloss Liquid Gloss. 18e csn; wes 18 Galvenized G-rha Talls, ex- t lu -Am!l. 18 'Hh Pvrtdl ‘la HOUSEWARES Al] Low-Priced for Fvidly Housewares, Slightly Worn or Damaged ”‘-’-‘F‘-:L am; mm. ":fu. --n.m' 1 nd g i “-'l . fco eapacity. Q'mu. wnl l lu-;“lw-:"w ""'rfi:‘..m.‘&%“ Tea Kettles. 'l&mllv». & " Remnants—Many *Way Below Half Price 23 Cnruu, maedium and low bust models, }l fancy broel and coutils. lesh and whi Sizes 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 30, 32 34. 8375 each; were $6 to 19 pairs Corsets, best mak. 14 pink broche or white coutil. Medium and low bust styles. Sizes 23, 23, 24, 20, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34 and 36, §3.75 each; were $6 to $15. 20 Brassieres, front or back closing styles and with_ bullt-up shoulders. Of fine quality all-over lace or batiste with lace and embroidery. Sizes 36 to 48. $L50 each; were 3 to . Corset Section, Third Seor. 40 Lagelle Walsts, for growing girls. Of white batiste with supporters crossed over the hips, giv- freedom of motion. ing Sizes 8, 10 and 12 years. 50c each; were 75 Brassieres and Bandeaux of silk batiste or satin stripe broche. Lace and embroidery trimmed—a few all-over em- broidery. Sizes 32 to 48. 170e¢ each; were $1 to $2. 20 Brassleres of pink batiste. B0c each; were 75¢ to $1.50. 100 Dress Linings of white muslin or black net. Sizes 36 to 44. 45¢ each; were 65c and 75c. Women’s Silk Hose Specially Priced 15 dozen palrs Black and Rus- sian Tan All-Silk Hose, slightly uneven weave, sizes 9, 9 $2 pair; were $3.50. 50 dozen pairs Pure Silk Hose, lisle garter tops and soles, in black, white and assorted grays or brown; some outsizes; irreg- ulars. pair; were 10 dozen pairs Brown silk Sox, with lisle mrn-over cuffs. Sizes 8% to 10. 50c pair; were $1.35. 72 pairs White Mercerized Lisle Hose, uneven weave. 65c¢ pair; were 81 Women's Heoslery Bectlon, First floor. Caper and Coats Reduced Small number smart Jersey Coats, hip length, wanted for sports wear _with separate sports skirts, For clearance, §§ each. 4 Polalre Sports Capes. duced to 97.50 each. § Homespun Motor Wraps. $13 each; were §33.50 and $35. 3 Scotch Tweed Capes. each; were . 3 Smart Plaid I:el. with b\‘l - liant linings. each; 1 Black Canton Crel Wrap, jade lining. 3 Twill Capes, in navy, jade or cerise lined. $1980 cach; were 1 Calro Crcp. ‘Wrap, squirrel trimmed. $78; was $118, gl‘lndnmo Creln Knit Cape, ole collar. m! 'was 995, 1 Cape Coat of Brown Canton, with deep frihge. §65; was $35. ‘Women's Ooat Sectien, Third fioar. Re- o Coate .50; was 75 White Wash Skirts Special, $2.95 ine a mhlond c!.. 't;hula °n" 'ltl ullerd or but\ea trime med pockets and bel ik lm o—- Qn.l!y Vi !-m Golt'?ufl and : Bl.rry.l .!por!:‘ Coats, in white, blue. or-:hld. unl.ry and green. .3 8ilk con-. 1 of brown velette lu the other in rose velle-grane. § !llE V:} ette cuu. Iu black, gald ’d rose, with v ite collar “= “h‘l‘lored Iu Velette Coats. $15 eachs wev White Sateen Petticoats Special, $1 18 dozen of theu good qual- ity, well made petticoats, double panel, hemstitched hem style, with the continuous placket. Silk Petticoats Reduced 2 Extra Size Silk Petticoats, in flesh, trimmed with lace, and mads of good quality satin. $5.95 eachi_were $13. 2 Flesh Satin Petticoats, lace and ribbon trimmed. $8.95 each: ‘were $10.50. 2 Flesh Crepe de Chine and Batin Petticoats, ribbon and lace trimmed. each; were $10.50 5 Radium and Crepe Petticoats, or trimmed with wide laca and insertion. $3.95 each) wi re $5, 4 Tub Sllk Petticoats, flesh and white; finished with deep bound scallop. $3.95 emchj were $5. _ Petticoat Section, Third Soor. hemstitched, Women’s White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps 1.95 Pair Were $4.50 to $8 Just 28 pairs of these White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, one or two pairs of a kind, marked extremely low for clearance. sm:fic «An‘.s 5 6% ";sscs AAA; 1, 3, Section, Third fioor. TRIMMED AND SPORTS HATS Greatly s 1 95 Reduced - 50 hats taken from our regular lines, that hereto- fore have been priced $7.50 to $18; styles for many types and occaslons. 95 Untrimmed Hats, $1.45 Dark and light colors, small, medium and large shapes; duplicates of hats that have sold in our regu- lar stock at much higher P Wi Section, Third foor. SSWEATERS Pure Wool Slip-ons, with -o‘v‘fl” fiber o:tlrlpn’. in black, navy, e:pcn and henna. l. Wb Sll 1 ovel er vfla'. n_ n saved. high ¥ ook w nlvy. hllel. en and jockey. epch) wore 96.75 and 36 Fiber Silk Tul'do Swea ain weave, In black, e Y " 7 Wool 8lip-ons. in jockey with Indian mof $3.95 each) were 73 Handmade Batiste Blouses, V and square neck styles; sizes 84 :ond 36 only. $1.35 eachs were §3.00. 30 Tallored Dimity Shirts, V and round collar styles; colored striped frills. Sizes 34 to 42 in lhe’sfot. $1 each; were $2.95 to 83! 11 White Crepe de Chine studded with steel but- zes 38 to 44. $1.95 each; were 87. 13 (‘eorgelte Crepe Blouses, last of lines, in brown, black, burgundy, and a few flesh-color satins also. $1.95 each; were $3.95 to $3. Gray and Navy Molre Poplin Waists, high-low collar, tucked fronts; 3 size 34: 2 size 36; 4 size 38 §1 ench; were 85. 35_Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine. and Jap Silk Blouses, 34 to 46 in the combined lot. $3.05 each; were £3.45. Blouse Sectlon, Third floor. Umbrellas, $3.95 35 Women's 25-inch Navy Blue Silk Umbrellas, assorted wood handles; bakallte trimmed; fin- ished with leather wrist loop or bnkl"lt ring. Special, $3.95 each. Men's 28-inch Black Tape Ed‘s Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, assorted wood handles, in P. W. shape. 81.85 each; were $2.50. Umbrella Section, First Soor. WHITE VOILE Special, 28¢ Yard ABOUT HALF PRICE 800 yards 36-inch sheer quality checked white voile, in very attractive patterns—small and medi- um checks. White Goods Section, Bacond floor. Silk Gloves 45c¢ Pair; Were $1 83 pairs 3-clasp Silk Gloves, Paris point embroidered. in black, white and pongee. Sizes 5, B%. 6. Also 40 pairs Fancy Silk Gaunt- let Gloves, in white, stitched in black. Sizes 5%, 6. 78¢ pairs were $2. Glove Sectlon, First floor. House Dresses 16 Porch Dresses, two-pliece styles, made of Ji ese crepe, d round or- , pink, rose 36 ang (0. of striped llvenl‘ler lm‘l yellow. Sizes 36 to 44. $1.45 emch; were 83. 3 Nur: Uniforms, blue and white striped. with high neck and long sleeves. Size 34. $1.45 esachj were $3.75. House Dress Sectlon, Third foor. gandy collar; in bl and lavender. $1.85 each; were Women’s Knit Underwear mbination Suits, lisle bodies; low eevel tight-itting ;aul. in pink and white. Size each| i-m Ribbed Cot- odice nyl‘o: ‘lllnuy 48 Women’, Vi 3 for L] € each. 18 Womln‘l ‘ItlHu\ Silk Cami- soles, in white; low neck, less, elastic at walst. 36, 40. $1.63 each; were §3.50. mmulmml—.