Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 27

HANDKERCHIEFS. Special 50c Y5 dozen Qualities-especially desirable for_vacation use. "« 30 dozen Women's-Shamrock Lawn: Hari@kerchiefs. -- Speclal, 50c_one-half dosen. 5 25 dozen Men’s-White Cam- _bric Handkerchiéfs. Special, 50c one-half dosen.- 9 Handkerchief Section, Firfit flogr. we now pass on to you. a most attractive occasion. varied colorings. were $35. 72 Neglige Shirts, woven madras and a few light- weight flannels and oxford cloths. Striped and plain fast colors. Sizes 14,1434, 15. 16 and 167Z. $1.85 each; were $2.50 to $4. 81 Silk Ties, fancy colored. light - weight foulard silk four-in-hand and bat wing: Medium and dark colors. §5¢ each; were $1. 84 Night Shirts, fine. extra light-weight plain nainsook: full cut and well made. Sizes 15 to 19. $1.65 each; were $2.50. 19 pairs Black Brogue Ox- fords. Sizes 6, 614, 832, 9.C: 6, 633, 10 D. 13 pairs Sports Oxfords. smoke horse with dark tan saddie strap and leather soles. Sizes broken. Men's Shoe Section, First floor. Boys’ Remnants 4 doz. Shirts and Blauses. white amd neat colored stripes. Blonte sizes 7 10 14: shirt sizes 13, 13% and 14 neckband. These are a bit mussed from counter 3115 each; were $1.50 and Knicker Suits, medium and light weight wool. The majority have two M':;l knickers. ’]Oflolroelkfl :I“lfr s s 1 regular s T e, ‘38075 ‘ouoh; were §12.50 and $15. 11 Mobair Motor D rs, oxford Rizes 10, ‘2...14. 16 and 18 yrs. S5 oach: wers 34.50, ul!llu Lots: Blouses, Play Buits, Wash ‘Alheneeds.’” Buits and "At Groatly Lowered Prices. Boys' Section,” Fourth fioor. Silk Parasols 33.95 Each Were $8 11 Women’s Colored Silk Parasols, purple, brown, green and pongee, with borders of dresden, or black and white check parasols with red-or blue silk borders. 19 Women’s Silk_Umbrellas,. for sun or rain. 25-inch size. Navy or red, with assorted wood handles, bakalite or leather trimmed. _Special, $395 each. Tmbrella Section, Firat floor. Women’s White Silk Hose, °1.25 pr. 25 dozen pairss White 'Silk Hose, full fashioned, with lisle - garter tops and soles;: slightly uneven weave. Sizes to 10. . Seconds of the regu- h:o 00 quality. s All-silk Hose, black and Russian tan; slightly uneven weave. Sizes 5 and-9%. 83 pair; wereo §3.50. - 50 pairs Mercerized Lisle Hose, white and tan; uneven weave. pair; were $1. .5§l nl.:l‘l Brown Silk Sox for women. Sizes 95, 9% and 10. Reduced to 50c pair. Hoslery Section. First fleor. Wash Satin Princess Slips ’3.95 Were $6.75 and up in pink or white—Wash s F camisole tops. Sizes 36 to 43. - : 19 Camisoles, wash’ satin. or crepe de chine; tailored or lace el d with ribbon straps. Sises 36 to 44. TSe emch; were S1. 11 Camiisoles, flesh dolor wash satin; trimmed apnd filet lace. ders. Sizes 36 to 40. with geor; 3 Built-up shoul- $1.96 eachy A Friday Sale of Men’s Cool Summer Beach: . and Bath Robes $3.65 and $4.50 This special pu-chase was made at a time swhen we' re- ceived the benefit of very remarkable price concessions, which Open 9 AM. Those going to the beach or seashore or those who like to lounge around home in a light-weight robe will find ‘this 25 Beach Robes of light-weight Eden Cloth, - Special price, $3.65. 30 Terry-Cloth Bath Robes, subdued or-the more positive colors. Special price, $4.50. Also 18 pairs Golf Knickers, $3.95 phir; Mercerized Duck and Aeroplane Cloth; different. sizes. Men's Clothes Section, Second floor. Men’s Haberdashery at Interestingly Low Prices 120 Union Suits, figured and striped madras; sleeveless. knee length, closed “crotch [ _and elastic back inserts. Sizes 34 to 50. Special, 85c suit. 90 pairs Silk Socks, full fashioned. reinforced; slight irregularities of weave. Black, cordovar and champagne, 1114, full fas . Black; size 10 oaly. 20c pair; were 40c. 10 dozen Handkerchiefs, sheer cambric; colored in- 4 for 50c; were 25c each. Men's Furuishings Section, First floor. Men’s Shoes - Rediiced to *1.95 Pr. Former Prices Were $6.50, $9 and $10 11 pairs Goli Oxfords, black gun metal: plain toe with . hack cordovan saddle strap. Sizes 634, 8, 9. 10 C: 6. 7. 8, 844.9D. Also $550 and $750 Ox- fords, $3.95 pair—19 pairs tan oxfords in several 3 Sizes 6, 6%, 10 and 11°C; 6, 6%, 10 and 11 D. Children’s Shoes 2.35 pr. Many Were Twice As Much 24 pairs Growing Girls' Sports Oxfords, white or cream elkskin, trimmed with black or tan calf. Rubber soles and heels. Sizes 41, 5, 5% and 6% AA; 3%, 4 4%, 3 ¥ 3, 5, 5% and 6 B. $3.35 pair. 17 pairs Growing Girls” Ox- fords, tan or black calfskin with welt_soles and low heels. ‘Size 2%, 3, 315, 414, 6 and 615:AA; 25, 3 and 5 A; 4%, 6% and 7 B; 2% and 4 C. $235 palr. 2 pairs Misses’ Pumps, patent toe style with turn soles; round toes and flat heels. $2.35 pair. - 25 pairs Growing Girls’ Pumps, tan calfskin with one-strap, round toes, welt soles.and.low heels. Sizes 4, 413, 5 and 6 AA: 315, 4% % and 6 A3 3, 3%, 4 and 5% B; 3 and 3% C. $335 pair. Children’s 8hoe Section, Fourth fioor. Children’s Sox 72 pairs Imported Sox, fancy striped. Sizes 61 to~9%. ‘80 pair; were 70e. 60 pairs Fancy Checked Sox, Sizes 7 o two-tone color effects. to 93. 50c pair; were T0e. = 0dds of brokenlots, including <good quality sox and sfockings —at greatly reduced prices. Hoslery Bection, Fourth Little Children’s Apparel 8 Children's Rompeérs, of ging- ham.or striped percale; finished. ‘with collar, cufts and belts; sizses 2 to 5 years. 50c each; were §1. 10 Children’s White Cambrig Night Drawers, high neck and long sleeves; 2. BOc- emch; were $1. +8 Children’s’ Checked Gingham Dresses, in .varied ¢olors, with white pique collar edged with braid. S8ises 3 to 5 years. $1.285 each; weve $2.50. ka 18 . Children’s Play Aprons, in fancy materials, with straps over ths shouiders: pockets of plain_or nursery figures; .sizes 2t0 5. 75¢ emch; were $1.50. Children’s Section, Fourth fioor. Underthings 78¢c each; were $1 ndth "higronk Sommt oy yoke el lace and embroidery. o 18 Btep-in Drawers and Vests to wfii"‘l ‘;! &Ink T Diuer piping. © The eachj were $i. e 19 Envelo] Cheml: fine mlnmkl:. ‘bodice 'o.;" brol trimmed—t| ?“,"m.rf.'dn mfi'&' ‘ltru'. :95c emch; were $1.50, - e any Folks Flnd R " New. York—WASHINGTON—Paris it Profitable to 'Shop Here® 'REMNANT DAY You; too, will agree that the values and 'savings afforded are entirely worth your while'to come here'and make your purchases. - Friday Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable. or exchange- - able; not sent C, O, D. or on approval. No mail or phone orders ac-- cepted.” "= Women's Suits 1 Model! Suif, in Z'higldy silk. salmon and White mixéd, handsdinely embrotdered In black; white- satin lined. Size 38. $58, was $95. 1 Imported, Tweed Suft, in copen and gold mix- ture, with -4 st potkets::lined in heavy crepe: size 36. §24.78, was 3 1 Men's Wear Cloth Suit, in pin check. hand- somely :taliored mnd. lingd in gray crepe; size 34. .50, wan $59. 1" Black and White Pin-check Suit, strictly tai- lored: with 4 large patch pockets, rotch collar; size 40.. $21.73, wan $43.50, 1 Tan Suit, strictly tailored. lined in self crepe. with: strappings .of -the -cloth; size 3. ¥21.75, wan_$43.50, <us * G J Black and Gray Fine Check Men's Wear Cloth Sdit. bn'sfze 31: radiun lined. 82059, was $41. 1 Black and White Cheviot Suit, with cape and siirt: nicely made and bound In-white silk bruid; size 38 Y250, was $42.50. 1 Navy Woolspun: Suit, gray F1S.T0, was 637, - S 4 Model Suits, of imported cloth. trimmed;. size 38. Reduted to S each, were $32.8 1 Tan Tweed, size 36. 1 Copen and Gray Mixed Tweed. size 36. 1 Fuchsia Eponge, size 24 Every Dentwood Tweed Suit in " Our Stgek Now Reduced to $12.50; were $25 - In smart mixtures of orchid and gray. blue and , white and orchid and tan; sizes 16 to 40. In tuxedo front.’ link-bution Bnd Norfolk models. Women's Snit Section, Third floor Special Size Apperel 1 Figured Voile Dresses. trim- med with embroidered ors collar and euffs in bhack. brown or French blue and white ¢ binations; sizes 404 Lo 46 $9.75 ench: were §12.50, 2 Taffeta Dresses, with em- broidered side panels and geor- gette sleeves: black. size 46%: navy, size 44%. $18.50 each; were $37.30. 2 Nuvy Crepe de Chine Drestes, beaded with steel beads: sizes 4215 and 50%. 325 each; were $45. 2 Embroidered Tricolette Dresses, black, size 4215: brown, $15 enehs were $IB.50. rown Basket Weave ndy: 37 flesh, much “higher each; were rpse; 2, size 38 Women’s Blouses pit Blouses. overblouse and tuck-in styles of crepe d m- net and georgette, in navy sizes 36 to 46. 23 Suit Blouses, crepe de chine, Jap slik and satin, black, henna, flesh and zes 36 and 38. 23 Lingerie Blouses, of batiste. in orchid, copen, Nile. flesh and 2, size 24; size 40; 4, dize 42. #1 cachy were $2. 30 Tailored with Peter Pan and V necks: 5, | Dimity Blouses, , Sweaters and Bathing Suits Fiber Sweaters reduced to $1.95 each—12. plain weave fiber tuxedos, it brown and hemna; small sizes only. Were $3.95. \ 11 Slip-over-Styles. of fiber silk in fancy block . weaves; incomplete size assortment. Greatly re- duced to' $S1.95 dach. s 2 Fiber and Mohair Mixed Tuxedos, navy blue: sizes 40 and 42. $750 each; were $13.73. 1 Navy Blué Pure Silk Sweater, tuxedo model; size 52. " 25, was $29.50. 3 Satin Bathing Suits—2 trimmed in contrasting shades. 55 Bathing Bags Special, ‘1 The most attractive and practical bag for car- rying your bathing suit and all accessories: made of imported water-proof fiber, in black or tan. They may also be used as a shopping or overnight Dblack and 1 purple— $12.50 each; were bag Sweater and Bathing Suit Section, Third flosr. _ Women’s Coats 5 Changeable Faille Evening chi wraps, chiffon lined, in rainbow ., blas eolorings, orchid. tea rose and white, bisque and taupe. blue. 83050 eanch: were 300.50 meh; were amd §76 each. in georgette, 1 Knitted Sports_Coat, half lined. $25; was $49.30. 1 White Spongeen Cape, lined $195 with crepe de chine. $35; was $59.50. to 1 Navy Poiret Twill Coat-Cape. crepe de chine 1lined. 59.503 was §79.59. 1 Brown Canton Cape Wrap. hand embroidered. with deep fringe. $35; was $05. 8, size 36; 5, 50; was $35.50 | size 34: 1. size 36: 8. size I3: 6. "1 Evening Wrap, French model, e e Tiae | Size 403, sizc 42: 1, ize AL 236 w{in squiteel collar 8835 was ternits Dress; sie 35 $B30; eachs were £3.05 W et N1 wan B47 - : 50 Pongee Blo w eter L =¥ 1 Tan Bassm, Weave Sport Pan or V neck and convertible “l a!n’mlr‘ %_::KQO{""'&‘"P;";;':::: Cape, trimmed with tan and collar, long or short sleeves. ('_"‘ | P = 3 zrr-n*.& check: size 441 815 Special, 83. 0. i's Coat Bection, Third Boor. wan 835, 3 Special Bize Section, Third floor. Fine Corsets Reduced. To the Low. Price, %2.50 both front and: back laced models—in Broches and fine coutils, from ouf” best makers—including Madame 50 Corsets, including Blouse Section, Women's 2 Dresses 5 Thffeta Dresses, in nav. black: sizes 34 and 38. $15 eachs were 325, i Fi ity 2 Taff Dresses. in black, Irene, Modart, Bon Ton, Lily of France—Bertha May maternity 12 Taffeta Dresses i i TS 24, 26 navy and brown: sizes 36, 38, models arid others in the lot. Sizes 22, 23, 24, 26, 30, 32. Were 5. e Loy 5 45 Llly of ¥ranee, Special Wals fine stripe coutil, walohn boned. Siz 18 Ideal Waists for girls, special supporters, Sizes 23, 24, 25. 1o 27, 15 Cornets, greatly reduced te 83c each—Fancy.and plain batiste. +-cco and coutils—Lily of France, Bien Jolie, Franco. Sizes 20, 21, 22, 25 50 misses’ wal deal maternity corsets. Special, 100 Satin Brocade Bandeaux $1.50 Each Designed on_long line and flat figure effects—elastic at the waistline. Sizes 34 to 4. Corset Section, Third' fioor. | welt soles. Sizes as follows: 5,54, 6, . 7%, 8 AA; 34, 47C;25,3,3%D. 4, 414, 5,6, 7, 5% g; 2%, 3,3%,7C. Women's' Shoe Section, Third -floor. Misses” Apparel Much Less - 16 ‘Dresses, afterncon -wnd sports .models of taffets, crepe Imported Gingham Dresses, m::(u.:’ checks; green, blu';‘.v yellow,.réd and navy. Bomae wi n embroidered - linen collars an 6 and 18 years. c-nfl-— l:‘" 1t iso oo $10.30. 7 Homespun Dr "“‘p”"'“"d- Coats, home: X lines, with wi and herringbone tweeds. s 16 and 18, blue and ‘x“reen, mixtures. Sizes. Fae A 18. Very 5 $18.75 each, - . IR § 6 spois Skirts, T"‘“d or ham_ gathered, plain colors or plaids. Sizes 27, 28;.38 and 36. ~ Greatly i reduced 'to $8.75 eack: Taffeta Evening Dress, 9 Suits, vd‘u: silver ribbon. - Size 16.. 29 and 32. §5 each; were $10.75. $16.95; was S Forks. $4 fi;ml §8. ; 0-year Pl‘-ufi' zDe:s'seu“Spcons. bridal ~ $1038. wreath - pattern, - dozen;; 1 set of "% dg:n; Bouillon ‘brass lace . top b) otto! lace top ani it ¢ Spoons, 2; was 8 Corsets, Special, $2.50—O0f ; 50c emch—Clasp front, 4 hose - 1 Small Size Corsets, 35c ench—Were much more. Girdles, Woren’s Pumps and Oxfords Reduced to *4.75 Pair A lot from our regular stock, in-which quantities and . sizes have become broken—hence these extreme reductions. 79 pairs Women's ghck “:ld T.al.n Calfl:ki? AnddB‘l:lcdeid» i , with Cuban and milita; eels an oodyear skin Oxfords, with Cuba rg", o o 5'/);' d 4,4y, 7, 795 A; 3, 3%, 4, 4% 52 pairs Black Patent Leather and Patent Gray Pl;mps. i i baby Louis heels, sizes 5, 534, 6, 6%, 8 AAA; T e o) O 8 AA: S, 4, 6,64, 7%, 8 A 3 44 de ® and crepe knit. Tan, brown,. black, navy .ami henna. ‘el Bt it~ hite kid beits and worsted embroidery. Sizes I Greatly tweeds spuns, all sllk lined. Rose, 6rchid and mulberry. 18. " Greatly 7 Sports checks; fringe hémis. Misses' Beetion, Foarth floor. . Golf Bags I " Reduced 8 5-Inch, 3-stay Stand ass Dotiors Teainer trmmed: and. bottom, 2-Inch leather cuffs. enehs. ch 3-stay Standing Bas 6-inch leather cut dottom with bood; chocolate color, canvas trimmed ' 1: tan leather. 6.20, 3 made % Lace Evening Dresses. over satin, in copen. jade and orange. Sizes 36, 38, 40. $13 emch; were $30. 1 Black Canton and Lace Cos- tume, for afternoon; size 40. $75, wax 8130, ‘Women's Dress Section, Third floer. Silk Sports Skirts Deeply Reduced 4 Silk Crepe Knit Skirts, tan- gerige. white and rose. $10 each; were $15. 4 Silk Vellette Skirts. rose and delph blue: wrap-around models. 815 emch; were §20. 3 Vella-graine Skirts. white with blue and violet stripe.. $15 eachs were 2 Eponge Skirts, fringe trim- ; stripes and plaid spart $7.50 each: were 812 and Al 80~ 3 White Homespun Skirts, poc- kets trimmed in tangerine. ench; were §7. 2 Linen Skirts, white and green and white and pink; but- ton trimmed. $3 each; were §10. - Skirt Section, Third floor. 50. Untrimmed Hats Reduced to " 75¢ Each Large, small, medium and - roliing brims, in black, brown, navy, red, ~sand, copen-and orchid. 2 Banded Sailors, Gréatly Reduced to $2 each. Of rough atraws, in smart shades. -pgr'(l‘srlmmed Hats—Reduced to $1.50 each. l;llntry Section, Third floor. med shades. $18. B; 2%, 3, 34, 4. o and “home- Bises 14, 16 and w1 : Sidrts, large or smal Remnants— - Cotton Dress Goods HALF PRICE In 1 to 2 Yard Lepgths ; Prench or - Jipasess Crepe: Fren Clow, Piaia nt pt 'Sihimitis 5, cunl Gwie [mgehe 16 Bags, 1o 3% yaras. @ . $10 ench} were i} Y Esira Size Sateen Petticoats " Special, §1 10 dozen of L ese fine quality white . shadow-proof skirts, with double panel back and front; finished with em- broidered sexliops. Specially cut for the larger women. | Petticoat Section, Third floor. Furniture and Beds Subject to slight damages, imperfections, scars —offered “as is”~—for Remnant Day’s selling ‘Wagens, with removable serving trays, 3 in mahog- 75 emeh; were $27.50, 5 Tea any, 2 in Amerlan walnut. 4 044 Sofa Pillows. $2.35 each: were $4.75 each. 1 Cheval Mirror, in ivory, full-length size. $535; was $70.30. 1 Breakfast or Dining Set, composed of odd pieces of Queen Anne style furniture—48-inch, 6-foot extension table, 40-inch server with drawer, 4 leather seat chairs; walnut finish. Re- duced to #05 wet. 1 Sutte, for the bedroom. ivory decorated, dresser, chif- forette and double bed. $115: was $185. 1 Bed Davenport, Armchair and Rocker Suite, velour cov- ered; mahogany finish. $115; was $195. 1 Floor Lamp, mahogany finish, with shade. Half priee at $13.50. 1 Jupanene Dgcorated Floor Lamp, with shade. $22.50; was 845, 2 Mahogamy-finish Telephome Stands, with drawer. $11.25 each; were $22.50. BEDS B 3 Day Beds, metal ivory finish, with link spring, 2.6-t. size. $0.43 emech; were $18.50. REa 2 Wekogany-finisk Metal Day Beds, with spring; 2-ft. size. $9.45 vachs were A Lt = 1 ; nno;-irrmy Bed, 4.6-1t. size. $R.45: wan $14.50, -ft. White Ewameled Beds, with link ings. B o iy springs. $8.45 2 ‘! (hn‘-lnl“‘lnll ‘l’e.:"..!mh-y be used as metal chaise lounge, air or cot. Complete with mattress and slip cover f 2 $16.45 each: were $25. sl 2 Engiander Folding Couches, with wire link spri mattress; single size. B10.75 emch: were n;.esc.nk R Furniture and Bed Rections, Sixth floor. Reed & Reed-Fiber Furniture 1 Three-pieee Suite, settee, chair and rocker; stained in soft green, with woven seat and back: comfortable shape and size for the summer porch. $13.75, was $24.50. Chinaware 2 Decorated Haviland Chima Cov- ered_Dinhes. ; were 85. 1 Becorated Hasiland Chim Sance Boat, on tray. $1.95: was §3.90. Decorated French China Teapet, h China Soup re 50c. : ter-dinner Coffee e 5 Tm 25¢ each: 2 Chalrx and Rockers, in 2 Decoraied Covered Porcaioin Can the same finish as above. Spe- st cial, $4.25 each. 1 Three-piece Swite. of reed fiber, settee, chair and rocker: solid weave, high back style. in_brown finish. SI17.75, wax $27.75. 1 Reed Chair. upholstered %% Decorated Forceiatn Soup Plates, in tapestry, Spring seat, brown 25c each: were 40c. finish: slightly sofled.” $10.75, | Decorited Fronch China Tea- b2 1 Decorated French China_Gold” 1 High Back Reed Fiber lined Sugar Rowl, $1.50: was upholstered in _cre- 2 French i box spring. seat cush- eres. ion, plain ivery finish. $11.75, ups and San e, 25¢ each: were 45c. 48 Porcelain Bredkfast asintile were 400 3 Decorated Porcelain Tea Piates, Plates. decorated. 25c each: 2 Decorated French Chil Powle, $1.95 each: wers §2 was §: . = I‘ »v'viu!bfl‘ French C! Tea lates, $1 each: were 1 Recd Chalr, upholstered in 2 > A cretonne., box spring _weai: 1 Decorated Ohina Sauce Boat, in stand. $1.80: was 3 Decorated Fre Butter Dishex, $1.50 exch: wers $3. 13 Decorated French Chima Indi- vidusl Dutters. 10c each; were 20c. 1 French China Decorated Mavon- naise Bowl. on gtand. 80c: was $1. 1 Decorated Porcelain Teapot, 85¢: was 31.70. 2 Mrass and Green Decorated Jar- dinjeres, $1 gach; were 1 - brown finish. $5.75, was $1G.50. 1 Upholatered Reed Recker. woven seat and back. Special, 8.7 : 1 Upholstered Reed Chair. has new improved tape spring seat: enameled In_antique . 75, W $23.50. 3 1¥OEy: SERTG Ry Brars and Green Decorated Jar- 1 Four-foot Reed Fiber Set- diiere. $3.50: was $5. tee, woven seat and back: fin- 1 Brass Footed Javdhniere, 3150; jshed in light green. Special, 2 3275, " T Bras Footed Jardinieres, $2.50 AT ench: were $3.95. - T hra ardiniers. 83.05: wae 87. 1 Brars Footed Jardiniere, $3.951 1 Reed Fiber Settee, high back. woven seat and back: in frosted brown finish; 4-ft. 5.95. Forcelain 12nch Meat Platters, size. Very special. $5.75. T T Reed Rocker. putty 2 14.inch Frénch Ch enamel upholstered: has Mcat Platters, $1.75 each: were $3.60 ; slightly imper- 14 § O'clock Tea Cups of "decorated porcela; wers 508. Ohina Section, Fifth foor. Willow and Reed Section. Fifth fioor. Ice Tea Tumblers Special, 60c Doz. o Housewares 18 Scrub Mops, cotton string. ;ls(:huy soiled. 50c each; were 70 doven Tumblers of a weight, Standard Carpet cleat glass, well Hnished. B Srccmr's295 eaths were SA. Also 18 dozen Colonial Glass Water Tumblers. Special, 45c dozen. 144 Water Tumblers, diamond pattern. 10c each; were 20c. 2 Diamond Pattern 5int Water Pitch- ers. . 850 each: 3195, 3 Floral Cut-Glass Grape Juice Sets, 7 pieces. $1.85 each; wers $1.95. 1 pair Richly Decorated Candlesticks. one slightly imperfect. $2.50 pair; were @ Cot-Glass Salad Plates. B0c each; wore §d. 3 Cracker and Cheese Dishes. 950 °';BE"P o Pruit Bowle. The swch - Y oach; 1 Nursery Refrigerator. oak wow bt 2 a finish, slightly damaged. $5;: was 4 Floral Cat-Glass Mayonnaise Bowls #7.75. on_trays. 750 each: were $1.80. 1 Dish Washer, H-B water D D«au;tea m;;-npmq Bon Bon Bower. & biviwoE. 511 was 7 Tinted Footed' Bon Bon Dish. 7se. 1 +Bathroom Cabinet, Fhite was $1. enameled with mirror door. a 3 Shoe Blacking Boxes, white enameled. slightly shopworn. $2.50 each: were $3.75. 6 50-ft. Length Garden Hose, good quality, but slightly dam- aged. $4 emch; were $8. 3 Herrick Refrigerators. white enamel lining, 100 Ib. ice capacity, slightly shopworn. $38.75 each; were $50. 1 Fireless Cooker, three com- partments on stand, slightly shop- worn. $39.50; was $42.75. .50, 4 Tinted Glams Salad Bowls. 750 each; ws trifie worn. $7.85: was $14.35. T 'Tinted Glass Flower Bowl, on stand, 1 Wash Stand, white enameled, slightly impertece. $180, was $2.75. slightly damaged. $8.95; was o2 wors §1. 5 $13.25. "15'1‘2‘\:4"%-» Bweet Pea Vawm. Hn:nlewlnu Section, Mifth foor. Z ;l: i R utt Bwis 3L was $2.50. Y Tinted Giam Flower Vase. $1.95, B-AS-KETS w4t Bited Glass Flower vawe. 3135, 15 Imported Straw Waite Baskets, was 38, two sizes., fiassware Section, Fifth fioor. Special, 25¢ each. 2,08l Willow, Clotigs Bhakets, slight- Leather Bags and 7 {weet Graw Work Basksts, alightly, Suit Cases > 1 Man's Kit Bag, 28-iach, extra heavy boarded cowhide, welted seams. heavy sewed-on cormefs; wolid brass 3 $87.50; worn, en 3 Natstal Colored e Siightly rubbed. kets. Groat T, s o Twine tfi‘m’m Bage. Bbo eash: were 90c. Large Imt ‘Waste Buskets. 800 Kit Bag, an above, byt' 28 2 'Imported ' Sewing Btaads, slightl e Bag Thinch_bluc W ly it 8. el tmperfect. $1.95 90, ack tollet articles. 383.78: 4 Fancy Scrap Bask tly im- perfect. oach: were The, 1 Wol s Fitted Bag. 18-Inch black 1, White Eaameled Copaer Hamper, Im- . conploe; & white tollet articles. $18.80; perfect. f o 50, .60. ‘oman's Fitted Suit Case. 18-4nch ed Bewiag Btand. $2.95; black cowhide, blue moire linigx, end 1 Ivor: way $5.90, 1 Split Bamboo Hanking Basket, with 9 white fittings. Slightl. metat” Tontts Rghly damaged: WLAD Dovhed: as 430, ” = 2 Biack Cowbide Suit Cases. cobra .50, e section, Fitth foor. 200 Short Lengths and Remnants graln, 22 and 24-inch bas box. lining. _ Pockets at eod aud at moire Top. " §11.60 each; wore §23.50. ml er Goods Bection, First foor. OF cretonaes, silkoliges, sateens, voiits . Imported White P e A tows, AFe. cuetaind oF Crepe Swizs ckairs thet need upholstery. 3 to % e i et Marqaissite For. $1 yard; was $2 PEERS W N i A Beautiful sports fabric or for afternoon frocks. Made in Switserland, with effective rafsed dot and floral designs. 31 inches wide. = Imported St. Gall White Swiss, lacé stripe and faney weavés. 31 inches, wide— equally lovely for summer wear. Sbe yard; was $1 White Goods Section, Second Boor. G B e "Samna ions, va ations, SR Ut avn. statin, which £36 [ scurcely. discernidle; mmhxu h (¥peaking with the { character. Representative Byrns Fla: Mondel’s Assertions on| Party Achievements. Setretary Weeks, of candor,” when he public address that sudden Imr R serted in'j) Congress higtory of the count bluntly told the truth, Representative Joseph W, Teuncssee, as the authorized spokej man for the dem _ Representative ing democrat on r u committe s “wiecion by 18 House de ats Y speech of House Legder Mondeil oy the day the House adjourned on “the acoivewens ol CoLgeess.” Tnis B hzukd9n<; u:der tension of pe- marks” in the Cengressiona cord mariks" | gressional Record Supperts Weeks' Views. “Mr. Weeks irs quoted as hav clared in a sudden burst of c samd Mr. Byrus, “that this Congress, which is_overwhelmingly republicas, had reached. the lowest ebu in # entire histoyy of the country. Céfin sidering hy: long service, in tHe House, the Sendte and as creum of War, tefstimony coming from sl a high rmepublican source wiil ufin doubteddy be accepted in preferendd 10 the oinised opinion of Mr. Mondpl whose randidacy for the Uni tites M:s1s upon the record made Congress under his leadershij Referring to Mr. Mondell's refer- ence to newspaper editors, Mr Byrns declared the editors could rt in the fact that ‘fu sms they have been harsh than > was - the " dif K\lguighed Seoretal of War.” il The difference is that the Secpgs ey ot War trankly and biundy ta the truth” Mr. Byrns added, “wh from ming wils | United * Statés Senatorship uppermost in his mi Denies All Mondell's Claims, After a general denial of the claimh Mondell us to the tinds, Mr. Hyeds the most disaps the gentleman ovrously prosecute the »«ur"prumeers. o _“For fourteen months the Actorney General (00K Lo Steps Lo bring these T e’ said, “and purpose to let ati run o escape criminal and civi] lia 13 “So evident did this become. added. that two Tepublican regre sentatives—Woodruff and Jeh felt it their duty “to bring neglect of the Attorney General the Department of Justice to the atd tention of Congress and the country. Trkep Up War Proascatioms, Touching on the failure of th House 10 act on the Woodrufi-John son resolution for an investigatiol and the subsequent appropriation tail a miliwon 1o war fraut ution, Mr. vims declared “Ihe money asked tor ¢ and unanimous : irom L lor thig a the admini ) members of were actuated by a_high public duty, can claim little therefor. BUYS KITCHENER CURIO. American Collector Is Owaner ..o Famous Fish Bowl. LONDON, credi June em of th collection of curios of the late o 1 Kitchener, has been_purchased b, American coliector ‘and will sho. be shipped 1o the United States. Very few bowls of this size ani which are characteristil of the Ming period (1365-1643) 1 2 feet § inches in height has a diameter of 2 feet § inches. /ADelightful | Dail)/jflealflt } Beverage | Your Physician| will Approve | [ S ! E . E. Dyer & Co.’ - AND M. E. Horton, Inc. Distributors in Washington AND F. S. Harper, Inc.” Alexandria, Va.