Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 12

VARDAMAN REPLIES = TOWILSON LETTER ; Served State, He Says, In- stead of Flattering Occu- pant of White House. WILL STAND ON RECORD Believes Mississippians Can Vote Without Being Told How by Former President. JACKSON, Miss.,, July 27.—Stung by the opposition to his candidacy for the United States Senate as contained In a letter of former President Wood- row Wilson to Dr. McCales of Car- lisle, Mississippi, made public Tues- day night, former Senator James K. Vardaman issued a 1,200-word state- ment yesterday in which he said he did not believe Mississippians need to be told by Mr. Wilson for whom they shall vote. Mr. Vardaman said that Mr. Wil- soms aacter states his conclusions without tng on thereror. Mr. Wilson's letter contained lhe assertion that he thought “it would be a great detriment to Mis- sissippl if he (Vardaman) were re- turned to the The forme: at his oppo- the same reason that he pposed me in 191S. He then said in discussing the question that he would be obliged to accept my elec- tlon ‘as a condemnation of my (his) administration.” M ardaman sald Mr. Wilson's tion is founded upon the fact I performed my dutles as Sena- th the intention of pleasing and serving the white people of Mississip- pi and not to flatter the occupant of the White House.” The statement reviews some of the events in Congress during Mr. Wil- son’s occupancy of the White Hou: and Mr. Vardaman said he was will- ing for issippl voters to take his record it was made and decide whether he had been faithful to the trust imposed in him. CHARGE DRY OFFICERS OVERSTEPPING RIGHTS Persons Prevented From Buying Medicinal Whisky and Grain Alcohol, Say Distillers. LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 27.—Dis- tillers of the country, departing to- day after meeting here vesterday to select a committee to work with the Treasury Department in relation to the concentration of medicinal whis- ky and grain alcohol, expressed en- tire satisfaction with the results of the gathering. Resolutions appealing to the Presl- dent, Secretary of the Treasury and commissioner of internal revanue to see that Prohibition Commissioner Haynes properly conducts his office in conformity with the legal regulations were passed and coples were sent to each of those named. In the event the resolution is ignored or mnot act- ed upon, federal Injunctions will be sought by the distillers throughout the esuntry to prevent the prohibi- tlon enforcement officials from ex- ceeding their authority and to force them to observe the laws and the limits _of their authority, Attorney Levl Cooke of Washington, counsel for the distillers, declared. Judge J. H. Hazelrugg of Frank- fort declared the prohibition enforce- ment officials had infringed upon the constitutional rights of citizens. He claimed the eighteenth amendment does not prohibit the use of medicinal whisky. Distillers claim citizens are now restricted from obtaining de- sired and required amounts of liquo through the personal instructions of prohibition authorities. The resolution of the distillers sald: ‘“The exercise of arbitrary discretion has led in the past few months to scandalous exhibitlons of corruption hy public officers employed under the federal prohibition commissioner and the distillers are convinced that pro- hibition may be accomplished only by the scrupulous adherence to the pro- ]\Ilic:ns of constitutional and statute aw."” BIGAMY CASE REVIVED. 1LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 27.—Mrs. Ethel Turner Osbaldston Stewart, al- leged bigamous wife of Donald D. Stewart, former clergyman, began her trip_ back to Boston today to face a charge of conspiracy in effecting Stewart's alleged marriage there to Miss Norma Lillian Ehrenseller. Stewart, accused of bigamy, grand larceny and conspiracy, obtained his freedom on a writ of habeas corpus and _has been missing since. and M e e SEEEEEEEEEEEER New McCall Pattern 2799 Ever see a Pattern like this 'WITH printing on it instead of old-style perfonlmm? It makes a vast differ- ence in your for cutting on printed lines, putting the ‘dress to- gether according to the lap-bmp directions on each pattern piece, is a far quicker and easier way of dressmak- ing. Only the new McCall Pattern is printed | | | | 39¢, 50c & 59c Under- twear, 25¢ Children's. vests, Broken assortment of pants, union suiis, walsts, bloomers, etc. ‘ Some slightly soiled. Friday ouly, 33c—Main Floer. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. O, THURSDAY, JULY -271, ig22: IIIIIIIIIIIIII’IIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIlIllIllIIIIlI-IIIIIIIIII-.-II-.II..-.IIIIIIIII-I $1.35 & $1.50 Union D i 2 Window Shades Suits, $1.19 3 Complete with all fixtures, All Women's. © Low neck ~ribbed, ; perfeet. tight knee and umbreila sty 4 3 Closed suits and envelope chcmise, = t '"‘z:;f"‘u‘::_:;_ ©Opaque . Shades. white and pink, built-up shoulder ; e drad, Opaaus Shades. e Regular and extra $1.19—Main and bodice. sizes. Friday eonly, Fioor. The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. 100 Wonderful Friday Bargains Est. 1877—A. Limcr, President day, 7Sc each —Second Floon $2.25 Union Suits, $1.59 Women's. Athletic style, low meck, bodice tops. Seco &iK.'and fag voile with satin stripe or doll White, flesh and & few colors. Good assortment of sizes. First quality. Friday omly, $1.59—Main Floor. o — OUR IMPORT ANT REMNANT DAY ---Friday Bargain Day---means big bargains here. We offer all broken assortments and remnant lots and a great number of special lots of new current merchandise at greatly reduced prices. for Friday only. includes the needs for the entire family. No phone orders on advertised items. Glove Silk Socks, Friday at $1.19 Regularly $1.75 and $1.95. Misses’ and children's. Rollette style top, 3% Icngth In black, \nhl!e pink, sky. Pongee and orchid. “First quality.” Sizes 6 to 10. Friday only, $1.19.—Main Floor. Women's Chiffon Silk Hose, $1.45 Irregular weave of $295 value. Full-fashioned chiffon silk in all-over silk, also chiffon net in glove silk. Black, white, gray, champagne and brown. Not all sizes. Friday only, $1.45—Main Floor. Children’s 50c and 75¢ Socks, 25¢ Broken assortment of silk socks in romper blue and green. Also 3 lisle socks in plain colors and fancy tops. Discontinued styles. Friday only, 25c.—Main Floor. $3.50 Silk Hose, Friday at $2.45 ‘Women’s, pure silk, in dainty lace ankles and Paris clocks; in black, white and brown. First guality, but v‘u:nt all sizes in all styles. Friday only, $2.45—Main loor. $1 to $1.50 Silk Hose, Friday, 69c ‘Women's Silk Hose, seamed back, in black, white, brown and gray. Also 3 silk hose with rolled elas- tic top. Black, white and brown. Slightly irregular weave. Friday only, 69c.—Main Floor. $1.25 Silk Hose, Friday Only, 95¢ Women's, seamed back, in black, white, brown, gray, champagne and navy. First quality. Friday only, 95c—Main Floor. $2 and $2.50 Silk Gloves at $1.37 16-button length. Good, heavy quality Milanese, in tan, caster, copper, mode, gray, navy and white. Friday only, $137.—Main Floor. $1 Gloves, Friday Only at 59¢ 34 or 12-button length, in chamoisette and chamois suede; 6 and 6%, in pongee color. All sizes, in brown and white. 8-button length and strap-wrist gauntlets, in white only. Friday at 59c pair—Main Floor. 75¢ to $1 Silk Gloves, Friday, 44c Two-clasp, plain, self-stitching and contrast em- broidery; broken sizes, in pongee and gray. All sizes in_white. Slight faults. Friday only, 44c—Main Floor. AH-Sllk Georgette Crepe, $1.49 ularly $1.69—3,000 yards superior quality Geor- gette grcpe Wonderful assortment of colors to choose from—in fact, we doubt if there is a shade missing. Friday only, $1.49—Second Floor. 36-inch Silk and Cotton Pongee, 59¢ Natural color. Regularly 69c. Friday only, 59c yard.—Second Floor. 54-inch All-Wool Serge at $1.29 Regularly $1.59. Friday only, $1.29 yard—Second Lo 0 D q Chinaware—Friday’s Specials 32-plece Cottage Set, neat flnrll border with lold- band decoration. Regularly $6.0f 10-piece Baking Set. brown e-rthanwnre white llned Set Conflsts 3-( 7-inch casserole, 6-inch bowl, §-inch bowl $1.29 tter, 12-inch size, choice of several pretty T8e Saucers, white porcelain. fer T9e Rrown Earthenware Mixing Bowls, white Hned = inch size. Each, 10c Colonial Iced Tea Glasses, clear crystal quality. Be Each, = h(kl-llll Fire-polished Table Tumblers, panel style. ach, 3c Sandwich Tray, clear crystal, daisy-cut pattern, 81 Porecelain Fruit Saucers, gold decoration, & for 29¢ Sherbets or Ice Cream Dishes, clear crystal, cut floral design, 8 for $1.19 Palals Royal—Fourth Floor. Housefurnishings Specials n Doors, walnut-stain frame, filled with bllnk ‘wire rlath Size 36x84. Only nine (9) of them. $1.29 Combination Offer, consisting of 1 white maplewood Pastry Board, 12x16, and 1 regulation size Rolling PIn S-qt. White Enamel Preserving Kettles, with bml hlndle lllxht imperfections, tno Polishing Cloth, for cleaning gold, silver lnd nlr_kel will not scratch the surface, 3%¢ Carpet Brooms, smooth-finished handles, four sewed, 39¢ Sanitary Tollet Paper, full 4-oz. rolls, 10 tor 23¢ Gas Plates, 2-burner size, for kitchen or !nundry use: Splint Clothes Hampers, with hinged covers; ul(ghtly damaged from handling; 12 only at Acme Ice Cream Freeser, 2-qt. size; makes coonng refreshing ice cream in 5 minutes. At g5, 44t Aluminum Saucepams, with-cover; regulasly c. 3% Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Axminster Rugs, $29.75 Size 9x12 and 8%x10%. This rug you can use very soon, and at this price it will be wise to make your ('h:lc;:‘. l-‘rlny.cl.ly. 75.—~Sec- $1.95 Linoleums, Friday, 81.65 Yard Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleums of the better grade.. Friday only, $1.65 yard—Second Floor. 89¢ Neponset Floor Cover- ing, 68c Yard Cut from full rolls; In all the wanted patterns. Friday only, 6f¢ yard.—Second Floor. Grass Rugs, $5 Each De Luxe Co. Rugs. 8x10 feet. in various patterns and colors. Not the imported Kkinds, but the Wis- consin Wire G 1 Exlday/ealy; 63 ench.—Second Hall Runners, 80¢' Yard Rattania Runners, 27 inches wide. Desirable colors and patterns. Fri- day only, 80c_ yard.—Seeond Floor. 59c Waste Paper Baskets, Friday at 10c Small lr\t. This price for Friday only. 10c each. Art Needlework Dept.—Main Floor. Stamped Goods at 25¢ Includes towels, combing jackets, vanity sets, scarfs, etc. Friday only, 285¢ each. Art Neediework Dept—Main Floor. Shetland Floss, 10c Ball 0dd lot in red, brown, navy, black and American beauty. Friday enly, Oc -Art Needlework Dept.— o Window Shades, Friday, $1.29 Each Sunfast and Lonsdale Holland Shades in white, ecru, green and blue. Mounted on Hartshorn 1 proved rollers. Friday only, $1. T —Secona Fiou Velour Portieres, $15 Pr. High grades In sample palirs only. Various colors in the lot. All made with French edge. 45 and 50 inches wide. Friday onmly, 813 r. —Second Floor. Children’s Coveralls, 75¢ Of navy or khaki jean. some with red piping and white stripes. Low or high neck: 2 to 8 years. Friday only, TSc—Third Floor. Neponset Rugs, $9.65 Ea. Regularly $15.25. Size 9x10% feet. Fridsy only; $9.65.—Second Floor. Boys’ Button-on Suits, 88¢ One-piece style, also some with white jacket, braid and emblem trimmed. 2 to 7 years. Practical colors. Friday enly, SSc~—~Third Floo: $1.95 Cushions, $1.10 E Cretonne covered In round shapes with plain or large button center. Friday omly, $1.10 each. —Second Floor. Crib Blankets, 75¢ Pair 25 Babies' Crib Blankets, pink and blue borders. Sizes 30x40. Friday only, 75¢ pair—Second Floor. Summer Dresses, $1.98 0dd lot of organdie, batiste, tissue and voile dresses. The last of many Jots, in white and colors. 6 to 14 yearl Values, $2.25 to $3.98. Friday $1.98—Third Floor. szbon yon Specials Faille Moire, Roman stripes, vhln color, floral effects, etc. 5 to inches wide, for girdles, d.t ete., Fard. Ribbon Remnants, of Dresden, tin and taffeta, many long 5 and 6 inches wide. 35¢ yd. n Ribbons, light and dark fancy = satin _ stripes. to 5 inches wide. Dr graunds, taffetas, etc., 4% Extra good for children's hair rib- bons. 18e yard. Two-Tone Satin Ribbons, 5 inches wide, many combinations for girdles, etc., 8%¢ yard. Palais_Royal—Main Floor. Handkerchiefs ‘Women's 15¢ and Shamrock 25c Pure Linen wn Hemntitched Handkerchiets, in solid colors and plain white. Various attractive sports effects in colors. 12 for $1. Men’s 20c and 39¢ Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with narrow hem, others have embroi- dered initials. Odd letters. 5 for $1 Men's 15¢ Cambric Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with narrow hem, full size and good quality. 12 for $1 Palais Royal—Main Floor. 25 Dresses, Friday Only at $6.95 Of voile, dotted swiss and organdy, large patch pockets. becoming neck lines, sleeves 3, EIEOW and short. Ribbon and self girdles, effectively garnished with dainty motifs. All wanted shades for summer and the most desired all-white. Sizes 16 to 38. Values $8 up to S$15. Friday only, $6.95—Third Floor. Sports Jackets, F: Yay, $4.95 to $15 Of velveteen, jersey ai . flannel, buttons, stitch- ing, narrow belts, notch and Buster Brown collar, also the graceful loose-back effect. Workmanship the best. For outing, vacation and sports wear. In jade, red, tan, gray and black. Sizes 16 to 38. Friday only, $4.95, $8.75 and $15.—Third Floor. Novelty Skirts at $5.50 and $7.95 Sports silks in all new shades and stripe effects. Full gathered back, narrow belts, slit and patch pockets, neatly trimmed with small pearl buttons. Waist bands, 26 to 31. Friday only, $5.50 and $7.95— Third Floor. $3.95 and $5 Silk Bags at $1.79 Good quality Moire Silk, in four styles, lined with changeable silk, gilt or silver finish. Engraved frame, fitted with pune and mirror. Others with center com- partment. Friday only, $1.79.—Third Floor. 59c¢ Shopping Bags, Friday at 44c Boston or Shopping Bags of automobile leather. Box or broken bottom style, double handle with cen- ter strap and buckle fastener. Neatly lined. Friday only, 44c.—Third Floor. $2 Sports Hats, Friday Only at 59¢ 25 dozen, we offer a choice collection of the season’s best styles and colors. Elegant opportunity to get a sports hat to finish out the season at a frac- tion of former price. Friday only, 59c—Second Floor. $4.50 Gage Sailors, Friday, $1.98 Just about 75 white hats, in smart styles. Also combination colors, such as white and navy facings, white and rose, etc. Friday only, $1.98—Second Floor. Untrimmed Hats, Friday at $3.29 Regularly $4.50 and $5.95. All our regular stock of Garden Hats, in all the most desirable straws, styles and colors. Friday only at $3.29.—Secend Fioor. Cretonnes, 35c¢ Yard 130 bolts o gooa Cretonnes, that are' remarks vllue- Friday nd Floor. only, 35c yard. Crib Blankets, 81 50 Each "us Men’s 2-Trousers All-Wool Worsted Suits, Friday at $24.75 Good quality wool worsteds, in neat silk mixture 20 Babies' Crib Blankets, single effects, conservative models, half lined, with good size, 36x50 inches. Pink and blue; qualnv Alpaca, medium weight, suitable for all vear beautifuli quality. Friday enly, ‘round wear. Sizes in regulars, stouts and longs. $1.50 each—Secomd I'loor. Alterations limited to adjustment of trousers and 50¢ Trarupareni Organdv Friday, 25¢ Yard 8 pieces, 1n light blue, nile, brotwn, rose, copen, yellow, pink and fan- gerine. Fi Second Floor. 45c¢ Dress Crepe, 251: Yd. 300 vards Japanese Check«d Crepe, in rose, blue, green, black, pink and brown checks. Friday only, 25¢ yard.—Second Floor. $1.25 Imported Swiss, 69¢c 30 inches wide. Ddtted Swiss, green, henna, red, yeljow and lav- ender. All with biack dots. Friday only, 80c yard—Secord Floor. Dress Remnants, 15 Price 400 remnants of yoiles, ginghams, tissue ginghams, white goods and domestics. Frll.y only, % regular price—~Second Flsor. Curtain Material, 35¢ Yard Blocked voile and Marquisette, in the finer grades. Friday only, 35¢ yard. —Second Floor. 50-inch Cretonnes, 82¢ Yd. For Draperies and Slip Covers. Friday omly, 82c yard. = 5, Children’s Hats, $1.00 0dd 1ot of straw, organdy or Swiss. White and colors. - The last g.fl many. Friday only, $1.00.—Third oor. Children’s Sweaters, $1.88 Ideal for cool days and early fall wear. Slip-on or button front. Ppactical colors. Styles for boy or glrl. 2 to 12 years. Friday onmly, 84.88—Third Floor. 50c Union Suits, 25¢ Women's. Low neck, bodice style, with pink ribbon; also tailored tops. All perfect. Sizes 34 and 36. Fri- day only, 25c~Main Floor. nd Floor. Flowers, Friday Only, 19c Bunch One large table of assorted flowers in all the best ;:t'y]es and colors. Friday only, 19c bunch.—Second oor. Toilet Specials for Friday 98c Red Rubber Fountain Syringes, with hard rubber fittings, and regulation length tubing, each, S4c 25c Red Rubber Rapid Flow Syringe Tubing, regu- lation length, best quality, Strip, 19c 10c Olivilo Toilet Soap, 6 cakes for ac 25c Best quality Peroxide of Hydrogen, puw:d bottles. At 30c Tubes Safetic Shaving Cream, 2 for 27: $1 Juliet Safety Razors, complete with two extra blades, each, 59c Palats Royal—Main Floor. $2.50 and $3.50 Corsets at $2.29 Broken lot of C-B, Rengo Belt and Palais Royal Special. Desirable models for every type of figure. Low or medium bust models. Sizes 21 to 3 in one make or another. Friday only, $2.29—Third_Floor. 1-Piece Dresses, Friday Only, $1.66 Special lot, made of linene, slip-on tnodel, with white collar and leather belt. In blue, pink, rose, een and white. Sizes to 44. Friday only, $1.66.— hird Floor. Long Kimonos, Friday Only, $1.98 Made of Serpentine Crepe, in plain colors or floral designs. Some hand-embroidered, others ribbon trimmed. $2.50 and $2.98 values. Friday. only, $1.98.— Third Floor. Women’s Camisoles, Friday, $1.29 Made of wash satin, various styles, in plain or trimmed. Strap or built-up shoulder. - Friday only, $129—Third Floor. Nightgowns, Friday Only at $1.33 0dd lot of batiste, crepe or nainsook. Dainty styles, lored. some elaborately trimmed, others plainly tai- In white and colors. Priday only, $1.33. Floor. $1.50 Silk Gloves, Friday Only, 98¢ -Full elbow length. Double-tipped, Paris point stitching regular wide cut arms; every pair perfect. Few sizes in tan and beaver. Full lme of sizes in white. Friday only, 98c—Main Floor. 5 S z Women’s Union Suits, 69¢ Richelieu and Princess May, low meck, tight knee and umbrella style. Bodice top, some have crochet yokes. White and pink. Mostly all sizes. Friday only, 69c—Main Floor. Women’s 29c Vests, Friday, 2 for 45¢ Low neck, ribbed, bodice style and built up shoulder. Regular and ex- tra sizes. Friday emly, 2 for 45e. Main Floor. Notion Specials 15c Embroidery Edging, white, assorted colors. Friday ealy, 11c yd. Insertion. white and assorted colors. Friday only, 19c yard. Delong Hook E: white, black. rustproof. Friday . 3 cards, 21c Snaps, white and Best quality. Friday only, 3 dox. 19¢ FElastic Girdles, with four elastic straps. Small, medium and large. Friday only, 69c each | Ready Made Round Garter for bathing, assorted colors. Friday only, 1Pe Palais Royal—Main Floor. $1 Dotted Voiles, 60c Yd. 250 vards. Embroldered, In grod colorings. Friday omly, 60c yard.— Second Fleor. Furniture Specials 100 Bed Pillows, new feathers, size 17x24-inch. Each, 7o Breakfast Room !‘ picces, 013 Ivory and blue, neleh Drop leaf table, LTS5 $27 Brans Bed. dull finish, con- tinous post, heavy fillers. At $20.25 75 Solid i"aple Porck Rockers, cane seat. $1.69 15 Art Reed Arm Chatos, fumed brown finish, cushion seat. At $10.85, 75 Folding Camp Stools, canvas top, made of hardwood. At 8% Hardwood Kitchen Chalr, natural finish, made_astrons, Kitchen Stools, white enamel, 24 inches high. ~ At 31 Folding mvas Hammoek Chair, with arms. At 198 Regularly $245. All Couch Hammecks at re- | bears the label duced prices: larly Sale Price $36.00 237,00 £28.00 3100 12300 Sty Regularly $245 and $2 £20.00 ::;:,,. stock, the finest made; $14.00 Palals m—ro-nl Floor. * sleeve lengths. Every suit with extra trousers. Fri- day only, $24.75—Main_Floor. Men’s and Young Men’s $15 Palm Beach Suits, Friday, $9.95 The season’s lowest price, just because they are broken size assortments. Sizes in the lot 34 to 39 lars; also some shorts and stouts. No alterations. F iday only. $9.95—~Main Floor. Men’s $6.50 Trousers at $3.75 About 15 pairs of all-wool cassimeres and cheviots. Neat gray mixtures. Sizes 29 to 34 waist. Friday only, $3.75—Main Floor. Men’s Silk Socks, Friday, 48¢ Pair Extra fine quality silk with reinforced feet, heel and toes. In navy, black, cordovan, champagne, white. Stamped second quality, but the imperfections are <o small you can hardly find them. Sizes 912 to 11!. Friday only, 48c pair.—Main Floor. ol 10} Men’s Underwear, 69c Garment Shirts and Drawers—shirts have 7 sleeves, draw- ers are ankle length and reinforced seat. All sizes, Friday only, 69c garment—Main Floor. Men’s Silk Shirts, Friday at $3.69 29 Shirts_that are sllghlh soiled from handling. Neat :stnpes "5‘ the fnllo»\xng sizes: 6 3 Mooy 15 B 15 e No exchanges or refunds. lormen\ $6, §7.50 and $8.50. Friday only, $3.69—Main Floor. = Any Straw Hat, Friday Only, $1.65 The newest styles, in sizes 654 to 7%. Friday onl: choice, $1.65—Main Floor. Men’s $6 Panamas, Friday at $2.95 18 hats in the lot, genuine South American Pan- ama, small sizes only. 63 and 67%. Friday only, $2.95— Main Floor. Men’s $5 Summer Robes at $3.15 50 Robes of Hashi Dati Crepe—plain_colors with contrasting collar and cuffs. All sizes. Friday only, $3.15.—Main FI Bathing Suits, Friday Only, 10% Off Men's and boys. This means 10% off on any Bathing Suit in our entire stock. None reserved— Friday only.—Main Floor. Men’s Union Suits, Friday at $1.98 Sllk and Silk-mixed quls. athletic styles. 34, 36, 38, 42, 4. All perfect. Regularly §5 and $ 30 Frldgy only, $1.98.—Main Floor. Boys’ $1.50 Sports Blouses, $1.29 Silk striped and plain colors with plenty of white. Mercerized. All sizes, 6 to 16. Friday only, $1.29.— Main Floor. Boys’ $3.50 Sports Blouses, $2.95 . Of all-silk pongee, with low neck and 3 sleeves. Sizes 6 to 16. Friday only, $2.95—Main Floor. Boys’ $17.50 to $20 Sampeck Norfolk Suits, Friday at $9.45 A sensational clearance special of about 40 suits of this famous make, comprising all-wool fabrics, known as the best make of boys' clothes. Sizes 8 to 16. All sales final. Friday only, $945.—Main Flogr. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Friday at $5.45 Two-trousers Suits of “onlen Cassimeres, in neat gray, brown and blue mixtures. Both knickers full lined. Sizes 7 to 16. Worth $7.95. Friday only, $5.45.— Main Floor. Boys’ Palm Beach Knickers, $1. 95 The very beét grade; every pair Sizes 7 to 18. Friday only, $1.95.—Main Floor. B el ¥l ue GOTERY Boys’ Linen Knickers, Friday, $1.75 . Choice of the best in our pair guaranteed pure im- ported linen in natural (nsl;'r and gray. Limit, 2 pairs Friday only, $1.75.—Main Floor. to a customer. Bargain Basement—for 4,000 Yards 20c to 28c Yard Wash Fabrics—Friday at 15¢ Yard Comprising 40-inch Printed Voiles, 40-inch White Organdie, 32-inch Dress Ginghams, 36-inch Summer Percales—the qualities used in women's and children’s dresses and men's and boys' shirts and blouses. $2 Corsets, Friday at $1.85 " “P. N."—practical corsets, of light-weight coutil; medium bust, long hips; boned throughout. 23 to 34—Bargain Basement. $6.95 Linene Suits at $2.19 Only 25 of these women’s 2-piece suits, in rose, tan, copen and navy. full skirt—Bargain Basement. Pleated coat and Rubber Girdles at $1.69 12 and 14 inch lengths—of coutil and bro- caded material. Small sizes. Friday, $1.69.— Bargain t. $10 Sports Coats at $3.95 Of all- wool Jersey, pleated and plain, with or without sleeves; true sports coats.—Bar= gain_Basement. 69c Drawers, Friday at 50c Full extra sizes, of good muslin, with hem | and tucks. Friday, S50c—Bargain Basement. $9.95 to S12.95 Capes, $5 Eleven of these black silk capes, with silk crepe de chme lining. ¢ Friday, &!.—Barxlln Dressing Sacques at 39¢ ‘Women’s, of percale, in neat checks, stripes and figures; light and dark colorings. 36 to 42. At 39c—Ba rgain Basement. Capes, Friday Only at $8.95 Regularly $19.95 to 8750 Fmeen Canton Crepe and Crepe Knit Capes, with silk fringe; rich lining—Bargain Basement. Aprons, Friday Only at 69c Bungalow—regular and large sizes; of per- cale and gingham. in checks and plud Rick- rack trimmin; in Basement. Summer Underwear at 70c Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Bloomers, Petti- coats and_Step-ins, lace’ and embroidery trimmed. n Basement. Friday, $1 Kimonos, Friday at 85c Empire style, of crepe, in floral' effects; made with full skirt; variously trimmed.— Bargain Basement. . Girls’ Bloomers, T"rulay, 25¢ Full' cut, ‘of. pink and white crepe, fimshed WIth mfle szes ‘10 to 18. ° Friday at'2Sc.— Satme Aprons, Friday at 90c 2,000'Yards Voiles at 12¢ A Step Ahead in Values for Friday Silk Dresses $9.95 to $14.95 values. Posi- $ 5 7 5 Ll tively for tomorrow only, The broadcloth silks used in some of these dresses are worth more than $5.00 a yard. Other dresses of crepe de chine, foulard, Canton crepe, tub and printed silks. Choice for $575—Bargain Basement. Juveniles’ Socks | Women’s Hose For Friday Oqu And Underve-r 25c Hose, for 25c— 19c Socks, 2 prs. for 25c ]Vgonfens Bll“ Hose. 9 to | 25c Socks, 2 prs. for 3% rregulars. i 3% Socks, 2 pra. for 49c | (o o8 BT 'M]..Eslp urson 49c Socks, 2 prs. for 59¢ | Hose. Regular and ou#- These are “irregulars” of sizes. Broken asmrtmeln Irregulars. . ‘Women's Vettl. 3 for 'c —Swiss ribbed. Irregulars | oho'igher cost vests. | the fashionable rolled cuff- top socks. All sizes and wanted colors- in one style or the other. Count the 36 inch; dots, lengths of 1 to 3 yards. Bargain Basement. 3,000 Yards Percales at 8¢c stripes and checks. Friday, 8c yard— Handkerchiefs, 6 for 50c Women's—of real Irish linen—wonderful Mill Friday bargains. At 6 for 50c.—Bargain 12c ynrd—Bargain Base: 1,000 Yards Sheeting at 12c 36-imch_Unbleached Sheeting, extra heavy weight. Mill Iengths of /, to % yards. Hair Nets, Friday, 12 for 25¢ Cap-shape \'ets of real hair. Three shades of brown, blond and black. 12 for 25c.—~Bar- gain Basement. At May-O-Belt, Lyra, Grecque, of coutil Sizes 21 to 36. At $289. Higth-Grade Corsets, $2.89 Regaliste and La and novelty brocade. it. Handbags, Friday Only at $1 Women’s $1.25 to $1.98 Leather Bags, black and cblors. Some moire silk lined—Bargain Linene Sports rgain_ Basement. Skirts at 39¢ / Regularly $1.50—in rose. copen, tan and l navy. Last of lots—limited number. Friday t 39c.—Bargai mg;_&gs, Friday at $1 Of split cowhide—$1.98 grade—black and brcmn szes N and 15 inches. At $Lo0— $25 to $35 Suits, Friday, $10 Just 18 of these Womcns Silk-lined Trico= tine Smts. buullfully lallorzd and silk hned. Friday at Basement. Underwear, Friday at 76c Camisoles and Corset Covers of wash silk and satin, strap and built-up shoulders— Bargain Basement, Wool Tweed Smts, Friday, $5 Hloomers and/ Step-Ins, 33c Only eleven of these Tailored Suits—suit- Of batiste and crepe, in pink, blue, orchid ;I:l: or early (:2 wear. Friday at $5.00.— and white. Friday | lt 33c.—Bargain $6.95 ta $9.95 Dresses, $2.89 'l'Elnng Fnday at 10c savings in buying a half 32-inch Striped @nd Floral Tickings. for S cushions, pillows, ztc. Miil leng\hs at 10c yard—Bargain Be dark grounds. Fi Basement. Fridigy— v Extra sizes, 46 to 50.. Of | About 100 of these Dresses of Imgorted il light and l:euloy"“jmfles, fata | S0 doriphars nainsook and crepe. ' Swiss and Organdy, in sports effects. L Bargata Basemeat. Bargain Basament. | gt $289—Bargain Basement. 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