Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1922, Page 15

A i E Woodmward & Lotheop DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise Not Returnable or Exchangeable; Not Sent C. O. D. or on Approval; Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted [ END-OF-SEASON CLEARANCE 48 Imported Gingham Dresses Greatly Becoming street frocks of and cuffs or braid trimming. Reduced to 2.35 better quality ginghams—many with organdy collars The most popular colors. Sizes 16 to 40. Women’s Apparel at Greatly Lowered Prices + Deeply Reduced to $3 6 Silk Sports Skirts, plain or pleated; blue and white stripes or high shades. were $5.95. 5 Pleated Sports Skirts, black and white $3 each; were $5. 2 Sports Jackets, cardinal wool, finished with 30. stripe; all-wool serge. white braid. Sweaters Tomorrow at %1 Reduced from $1.95 20 Shetland Wool Sweaters; white, jade and orchid. A trifle damaged. 80 Shetland weave Sweaters, all periect. In copen, jade and gray. DOWN STAIRS STORE Blouse Remnants, 50c 75 Blouses, were $1 and up. Some all white, others with contrasting color collars. Mostly tailored styles. includ- ing tuxedo or Peter Pan col- lars. Misses’ Bathing Suits $2.50 Were $4.95 100 All-wool Suits, with round or square necks. Almost all colors. Sizes 28 to 34. DOWN STAIRS STORE Morning Dresses Much Reduced $] 150 pretty frocks of voile, chambray or gingham; large collars, sashes; some with organdy or embroidery. 36 Wash Frocks, of dotted Swiss, trimmed with organdy. Greatly reduced to $1.95 each. 125 Bungalow Aprons, of per- cale or gingham. 68c each; were $1. 30 Bungalow Aprons, of per- cale. 38c each; were 75c. White Sateen Petti= coats, Very Special, 95c 50 with reinforced panel back and front. 100 Sateen Petticoats, white or dark colors. 55c each; were DOWN STAIRS STORE. + Sheets 75c; were $1.25 15 offered tomorrow. Double-bed Size, 81x90, Seamless Sheets. Soiled and mussed, but perfect weave. 50 Sheets, $1 each; were $1.25—81x90. Torn sizes and hemmed. Of good heavy sheeting. Only slightly soiled. 12 Crochet Bedspreads, $1.84 each; were $2.95—12 in double-bed size; neat designs. A bit soiled. DOWN STAIRS STORE Remnants Wash Dress Goods at Less 2 to 5 yard lengths. Voile, 38 in.; 20c yard; was 28c. Printed Batiste, 38 inchj 20c yard; was 28c. Imported Gingham, 32 in.; 30c yard; was 38c. Japanese Crepe, 30 in.y 20c yard; was 28c. Ratine, plain colors. 36 in.; 45c yard; was 58c. Gingham, fl;}!ain colors, 25 in.; 8c yard; was 10c. DOWN STAIRS STORE $3 each; were much more. 28 Gabardine Skirts, $1 each; were $1.95. Deeply Reduced to $5 20 Tub Silk Dresses, crepe knit and beaded $3 each; satin. Well made and.good styles. $5 each; were $10 and up. 8 Linen Suits, tuxedo models: orchid and copen. 34-inch-length coats. Sizes 16, 18 and $5 each were $10. 6 Linene Suits; brown, jade, rose or pink. $5 each; were $10. DOWN STAIRS STORE. Hats Women’s Pure Silk Reduced to $1.50 Hose, Special 25 Trimmed Hats for sports 5 C or dress. Very attractive and in a good variety of shapes and colors. Were much above this price. 6 Hats Reduced to 50c 100 pairs in black, nude, gray; with high spliced heels, lisle tops and slight irregu- larities. If perfect, would sell 8 Hats Reduced to $1 at §1 pair. Sizes 8% to 10, —including sports and dress h;"d"°‘ all sizes in every shapes. shade. : Trimmings Down to 50c and $1 Men’s Socks, 16¢ Pr. Flowers and feathers. 6 Pairs for 95c 100 pairs Medium Weight Cotton Socks, with deep rib- bed tops and reinforced soles. Black and white. Sizes 10 and 10%. Very special. DOWN STAIRS STORE Children’s Wear Lowered to 68c 72 Dresses, including ging- hams in checks, plaids and solid colors. Sizes 2 to I years. 68c each; were $1. 8 Middy Suits, of white jean, girls’ sizes. Full pleated skirts, blouses with braid and red ties. Greatly reduced to 68c Women’s Athletic Union Suits, 75¢ Were $125. Flesh color striped voile or crepe; bodice style with elastic back web- ooy bing. 24 suits in all. Sizes 10 Organdy Dresses; pink, 36to44. blue :ndI yellow. ’Sizes_7 to 12 years. In sizes 2 to 5 years, 3 3 Tk (boaneis 1o matchs &1 Swiss Ribbed Vests, 20c each; were $3.95. 3 for 50c; Were 30c Each 2 Black Sateen Dresses, with % . Z yellow. Sizes 12 and 14 years. 75, with built-up shoulders; Also 1 ratine dress, size 10. flesh or white. Sizes 36 and $695 each; were $10.75. 38 DOWN STAIRS STORE, DOWN STAIRS ETORE Clearance Underthings 38¢c Corsets Very Special, $1 100 Waistline and Low bust Corsets; pink coutil or broche. ELE Tight’ and § asetage’ bobifig, Extraordinary Savings four supporters. All sizes Tomorrow to 28. 30 Corsets, special, $1.88 each. R & G models; medium bust; well boned, graduated front steel. Of broche. Four hose supporters. All sizes to 32. 20 Fine Corsets, $325 each. Greatly reduced from higher prices. Topless with elastic waistlines; walohn _boned. Handsome broches. Sizes 21 to 28. 200 pairs Step-ins, of fine mus- lin; white or pink; tailored or lace trimmed. 38c pair. 150 pairs Bloomers; pink or white; full cut; elastic waist and knee bands. 38c pair. 210 Corset Covers, white with dainty edgings. Wanted styles. 38c each.. 20 Gowns, white or flesh color, with colored embroidery. 38c each. 24 Envelope Chemise, built-up stfvles, with lace trimming. All white 38c each. DOWN STAIRS STORE Hip Confiners Special, 78¢ 75 Hip Confiners, of pink coutil, with elastic tops. Short and lightly boned. Sizes 21 to 28. 75 Bandeaux, special, 65c each. Long models of fine broche; ggck fastening. All sizes to Maids’ Uniforms, $1.95 29; were $395. Of gingham, chambray or black gabardine. 14 Uniforms, black gabardine, with white detachable collars and cuffs. $2.95 each; were $545. 100 Bandeaux, special, 28c 32 Organdy Caps, 25c each; each. Of mercerized broche; were 95c. wide shoulder tapes; elastic 11 White Aprons, 2 for 25c. DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s White Canvas Pumps Reduced Tomorrow for Clearance 75c Pair But In Small Sizes Only 100 pairs in straight pump style or with Colonial cut. Cuban or Louis heels. Attractive footwear for now. Sizes 3, 3% and 4. Group of Low Footwear Reduced to $1.95 pair Kid Oxfords, One Strap Kid Slippers ‘The oxfords are made with plain toe and turn soles. The slippers are on comfort lasts with turn soles and low heels. Both groups in sizes 434 to 8. . DOWN STAIRS STORE. back inserts. Sizes 32 to 4. DOWN STAIRS STORE ! PRISONERS STRIKE AGAINST ROUTINE i\ l. W. W. Refuse to Work. Confined to Dungeon on Bread and Water. §|synpicaLism CHARGED Eight Men, Convicted Under State Law, Claim They Are Po- litical Prisoners. Special Dispateh to The Star, SAN FRANCISCO, Calif,, August 3. —A strike has broken out in San Quentin Prison. The participants are ight leading members of the L W. W. Serving terms under the state crim- inal syndicalism' law, they have re- fused to work in the jute mill. Their _| protest s that, as they are political - | prisoners, they cannot be forced to £ [come into competition with free labor. The eight were asked today whether hey wero willing to return to work fter having been locked in the prison ungeon since yesterday. long as I have strength enough se I will maintain my posi- s the reply of the leader, aveel. His followers nodd ssent. They were then sep- rated and placed in solitary confine- ment while the warden ordered that, until they announce their willingness 0 g0 o work, they are to be kept on 1 bread-and-water diet. The prison officials say that they xpect the strike will be broken as oon as the new course of treatment as did its effect. Others have tried he same stunt, they declare, but never succeastully. However, convicts in whom the men confided before they announced their position declare that they were de- termined to hold out. According to them Gaveel said: “We are not ordinary prisoners. We were convicted under a law written into the state statutes as an emer- gency war measure and which now s being used for oppression in times of peace. The government is strong enough to seize and imprison us, but it cannot bring us into competition with free labor. We will not work no matter how long they keep us in the dungeon. “The eight of us are not criminals. e were arrested and convicted for expressing our opinions. These opinions may be wrong, but we do not think so. We have never de- fact that here In California a man cannot express his opinions without being arrested and compelled to work."” Warden James Johnstone stated to- day that he has only the one way to enforce disofpline, confinement in the dungeon. This is a brick bullding above the ground, but practically dark. The interiors of the cells are very gloomy. Unlesa the doctors so order, the bread-and-water diet s not varled. When it is, it is by the addition of vegetables. “I cannot review the cases of any men gent here.” sald the warden to- “The courts pase on these cases. work i3 to make rules for the guidance of the inmates and then en- force such rules. That i{s what I am doing in this case.” Gaveel's fellow strikers are John ,_Harold Walton, Michael J. . Patrick Casey, Jack Martin, . They claim American birth and citizenship. A number of men convicted with them are under bond pending appeal of their cases. (Copyright, 1922.) —_—— AMERICAN TO DIRECT FINANCES OF PERSIA Mills Paull Appointed to Draw Up Budget and Institute Reforms. 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The IZED collar that resists wilt and stays fresh through the day, dauntless, deal-driving spint survives, too. TOLMANIZE! =) @_. % % 5 () The Tolman Laundry F. W. MacKenzie, Manager Cor. 6th and C Streets NN\W. S Slow-wilt is a comfort- conducive secret of TOLMANIZING. Phone Franklin 71. 7 ) (] Especially Large Is the Display of Karpen Overstuffed and Cane Panel Suites, and Every One Spectally Priced for the August Sale of Life Time Furniture You'll be interested to know that of the great display of good-looking Karpen overstuffed and cane-panel suites, every one of them bears a specially fixed August Sale tag. These August Sale tags mark a further reduction from an already low price and now at these prices you can buy a fine Karpen suite or single piece at a price that is even less than you'd pay for an ordi- nary one. These August reductions are in every department, too—so whatever you p Life Seventh Street Mayer & CO o Between D 8 E TR RSOOSR ) need you can buy it at a very pleasing price this month. These Few Items Are But Typical of Many More That Are to Be Found in This Very Beautiful Display Karpen cane panel three piece suite, with loose cush- ions, taupe velour....$285 : Three piece Karpen cane anel suite in tapestry, penesque cushions, $250 Karpen Suite with cane 1 anels, tapestry uphols- : XY conesnsrasenesoholD Karpen chair or rocker, i wool tapestry with needle - point embroidery. ..$34.75 H Karpen pillow arm suite i in tapestry, Karpenesque 3 construction .........$250 E, Three piece Karpen over- o stuffed suite, loose cush- 5 ions, tapestry........$195 Karpen overstuffed suite 2 in tapestry, Queen Anne s Style covecerencoese..$235 )_ - Three piece massive suite S with pillow arms, logse 3 cushionsin velour only, $325 O :é:. 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