Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1922, Page 9

W[]l"_fl l][] ]US"EE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON 10 NAMELESS WAIF National )'o;rs. and for, white i 59.83, higher fhan in any poses Uniform State Laws | 7005 hsher 20l 30 e tion, the bureau announced as for lllegitimate Children. Conference Pro- TO “RIGHT CRUEL WRONG” and A'Inlured males in the lar cities o . the expectation of lif 8 3, as Recommendation to Legislatures. pared ",&‘,’(,,‘ 51 :’ hita @ difference ol g years. Congress Asked to Apply Statute | ¥or colored females in cities the o A figure 28 and for white fe- to District of Columbia. males The ave @ expec ( tion of life S zomes S for the nation P 985.23 N Gl for white males and. 5741 for ANCISCO, Calif., August 7.] White females - t to obtain justice for the b enitd is being made vy tme; CROWDS DELAY GLIDERS, al conference of commissioners 1 e laws, in session FRENCH CAMP CLOSED ; Har 2 enting ie has been devoted to con Scale. ¢ dra el ciated Press. RMONT FERRAND, France, 2 Mouiilard be ¢ to the nois to b sions of Wonld Preveat Osiracism. rs hope approva .u.f. hild proc ate o underiyir ny have in of death the i ree or on by the father, to w valid claim he origin father, rstood to hington here that lag hment of with that tealing also true imate arisen as this. country ren born States Represented. ed the at confe: i Jennsy Pdvkm, FIGHT ON KU KLUX KLAN URGED BY HIBERNIANS | National Board Also Advises Neu- | trality in Criticisms of Situa- tion in Ireland. Br the Assoviated Pre ri completed commis- but ntage be establish- father, it until after death for wide- holograph a pri gainst his v parenthood but | have informal con- some to the meeting sociation. thirty-one District’ of Columbia is Dro- . pro- the edings ences to the WIN LONGEVITY RECORD || AIMONG 14 U. S. CITIES The span of life which may be expected in Washington is higher than in any of the other fourtect large cities of the United States, the census bureau announced today. Expectation of life for white mules in Washington is pla result of the 1920 decennial census. According to the census bureau tables, the longest lived people in the United States are the Kansans, the expedtation of life at birth in With Field Cleared, Flights Will Soon Begin on Large will fear of accidents. Crowds have flocked to the and all n announced to mak uel l\I\I:.lvm.'-; L“" Mount Combergrasse at day- o] break today. ing and depriving natural | TR DN ;. . 3 o man and the Potez gliders Uie s alte Jan foes) "".,‘,"\.«',.'.'uf',tf{ are also reported to be ready and flights are scon expected to begin m‘ earnest. Prof. Institute of arrived in camp yesterday. He greatly interested in all the models especially the French machine _\\'hi\-n gned to carry four power motor. The officials I the local authorities in n and villages to post notices z keep the inhabitants aw move is made so that the can proceed with safety. A c has || This Your < most eruel phases of |} Guarantecs Satisfaction vary harshness of A the publicity at- e anmnd the required prociamation of | Geterred many a| rights which orded him For Clear. Records Use Only MULTI- KOPY CARBON PAPER eat e- of the behind | en- il- the children i i | | i i out of re comprehen- | r- would not be | ness well-done de- clear, clean-cut perfect copies of your correspondence. One way of being sure of this is by wusing Multi-Kopy Carbon Paper. 1 Bus mands 1\l You will find here over 100 different kinds, on five different weights of paper. There is a kind for your business. ATLANTIC CIT J.. August T.—| Tesolutions deploring the situation in Jreland and opposing the Ku Klux Jlan were adopted by the national | — hoard of the Ancient Order of Hiber- nians, in conference here. The TIrish resolution spol of the division of the Iri people” £ that membe from obtruding ed of the our s 80 overwhelming as to cause aviation Edward Carner of the Mas. s {sachusetts ngers opinions or criticisms lest the harsh discord be transmitted to our side of the ocean.” The_other resolution declared that e the Ku Klux Klan challenge to our ship should be opposed intellectual power, ation of all Irish- = sive, sd_orsan REED BACK, VICTORIOUS, GETS HEARTY RECEPTIONH Declines to Discuss Primary, But Indicates He May Jump Into Tariff Fight. Back from his primary fight Children DRINK little throats crave in a cooling flavor- Missouri, where he was renominated drink these warm ‘Tuesday by democrats, Senator James days—AND WISE A. Reed declined last ni g ST eed declined last night to dis. . bt cuss any phase of the contest be- yond what he said before leaving his home state. Missour! and other friends of the senator met him at the station and gave him a hearty reception. Others Kept up a constant stream of con- gratulations over the telephone after he reached home, and last night he had dinner with former Senator Gore ) of Oklahoma and other friends. Senator Reed would not talk about reports from St. Louis that an inde- pendent candidate might be put put ju the field against him by party foes. Those who are close to him declared, however, that they did not look for such a development. STRUCT THEM TO ASK FOR— NERRMANN'S Beyond indicating that he might the jump into the thick of the tariff purity fight in the Senate, Mr. Reed said s o and_whole. he had no lmrpednua plans in view. ¥, by EX ‘wonderful d drink SON-IN-LAW ACCUSED . Bastcmiored . & lasting _ fasor ‘Wife’s Father Slain by Breaking genera- Skull With Iron Nut. MACOR, Ga., August 7.—W. B. Wat- son is under arrest at Perry, Ga., on a charge of murder, following the death in & local hospital late yesterday of hia father-in-law, J. B. O'Neill, a mer- chant of Byron, Ga. Houston _county officers say that ‘Watson attached a heavy iron nut to 2 cord and then swung it with such force on O'Neiil’s head as to fracture A his skull. The alleged assault oc- 3 o curred Thursday. and O'Neill was amtm here on Friday for an opera- glon. saidty We Will Redeem 10c and 15¢ “Sitroux” Hair Pearl Buttons Net Coupons Card, 5¢c Ocean pearl and fresh Clip the coupon from any water pearl Buttons, in “Sitroux" Hair Net advertise- ment appearing daily in the ‘Waslington newspapers, which 15 worth 1bc to every woman. n entitles the hold- ‘Sitroux"’ Nets selling regularly at fancy carved, fish-eye and plain styles—all the most desirable kinds. Sizes 10 to 36 ligne. Some subject to slight defects in finish. Rummage Sale price, S¢ a card. First Floor, = 10c ench, First Floor. h beautiful The assortment includes pink-and- : n Woven Strlpe Tissue . Ginghams Regularly 35¢ Yd.—32 In. Wide fine, sheer i oneier l 6c the most favored fab- rics for dainty frocks women and chil- dren. white, green d-white, blue-and-white, hite, black-and-white, etc. 32-inch R Cloth in stripes and ,.1'3.".,. colots on dark gruuml- 17C Warranted fast colors. Yard at 19¢ Yard-Wide Percales 32 inches wide. 25¢ Romper Cloth 36-inch Percale, in light grounds, with stripes, dots, plaids, checks And neat figures. Yard C 15c Standard Apron Ginghams Standard quality Apron Ging- hams. in_all size blue checks; C warranted fast colors. Yard at Coldenberg's—First Floor. | 69¢c Embrmdered Voiles In Beautiful Dark Grounds, 36 in. wide | 39c New and alluring wash fabrics of appealingly fine, soft finish—dainty and sheer, and of excel- lent wearing quality—extraordinarily low priced tomorrow at 39c a yard. Handsome satin stripes mrl emhroulcrcd designs on der groullds In a $1 Colored Linen, 59¢ Warranted all pure linen qual- ity, in a range of wanted colors. 36 inches wide. Very close, firm- woven grade. $1 Imported Swiss Organdie, 49c Imported from Switzerland —risp, Transparent Organ- 3 die, that is as sheer and fine 59c Dotted Swiss, 39"',( as could be desired. Guaran- 36-inch Dotted Swiss, with teed permanent finish, which selt-color pin dot. Very effec. tive for women's frocks. In all quent washings the beauty of Note the width— means that fri the leading colors. 38c Printed Voiles, 16¢ inches wide. In light und dark grounds, with neat, styl printings. Termed mill wecnmd but the faults are very slight, $1.25 Imported Dotted 45 inches. wanted street and shades. In_all evening 50c Plain Color Voile, 29¢ —note the width. Swiss, 79¢ two-pl. 30 inches wide. Beautiful .mm’ of W crisp quality, grounds of navy are strictly per- blue and bl . with stylish -a es are subject to woven white pin dots. Made in slight mill imperfections. Switzerland. Women's Handkerchief Values Worth Up to 19c, at Manufacturer’s samples—each handkerchiefs on original sample card. Pretty embroidered corner and fancy bordered handkerchiefs; nice sheer quality. ‘ : Regularly up to 19¢ cach. At 9c. Women's Pure Linen Hand- Men's Pure Linen Handker- kerchiefs, goud sheer chiefs, fine qualily hem- quality. hemstitched bor- loc ; full size. Reg- 25C der, full size. At, each. 9c each. At. Women's and Children's Men’s Handkerchiefs, plain Handkerchiefs, in plain white | white hemstitched bor- hemstitched lawns of sheer der; soft finish. Usual quality, u»gumrh up to 3C lnc kinds at 25C 10¢ each. Men’s In tial Handkerchiefs, full snze. linen finish, hem- stitehed border; good assortment of initia each. Six in box for Goldenberg’s—First Floor. 47c RUMMAGE LOTS OF Muslin Underwear $1.98 and $2.50 Petticoats| de “Flexo” Petticoats, h flounce of imported eyelet effects and ery underflounce; zuaranteed ist- e V6] 60 o 36 inches $2 Voile Nightgowns Sleeveless Nightgowns. of sheer for summer frock and launders perfectly. 39c White Sklrtmgs 3€-inch White X elty Skirt- ings, in the stylish l 8 honeycumb weave. Yard, 59c White Gabardine 36-inch White Gabardine, hand- voile. in dainty shades of orchid, | some sarn-mercerized c ¢ ht blu quality for 44 i dresses. Ya P S dainty trimmlngs All 8izes .....e---n $1 Nightgowns 29c White Nainsook 38-inch White Nainsook, a close woven, soft-finish grade for women's and chil- Pink Batiste Nightgowns, with | dren's underwear. Yara, 16(: silk-like finish; round necks and | at . : dainty stitching, in blae. I Also white nainsook 79c 89c Imported White wass Organdie, 45 Inches Wide. Always one of the most attractive and desirable white fabrics Fine, sheer, transparent quality, with nent finish; retains its crispness and fresh appearance indefin Full 45 inches wide. ENTIRE STOCK OF Women’s Apparel at Deeply Sacrificed Prices We MUST clear racks and empty cases of all re- suits, coats, capes and wraps and we haven’t considered former prices or actual cost—complete clearance is our maining lines of dresses, before the season ends, Up to $39.75 Cloth Suits High-grade Tailored Cloth tricotine. Long-line models avy blue and $ 9 5 i 19.7 Wash Dresses, of imported dotted Swiss, tissues, imported English and Scotch ginghams, ete. extra sizes . All-wool Jersey Suits, smart tallored models, tuxedo front back and narrow belt; styliSh pockets; all pop- $3 69 sizes 16 to 40.. Y Misses' and Juniors’ Coats, of suede velour, herringbone, Tailored, dress and sport styles. Wanted 59 75 to 19 years Misses' and Juniors' Coats, fine-quality materials and Balance of our regular stock $12 50 . $5.98 Wash Dresses dark colored voiles. and nov- elty dress fabrics, in all lead- (omblnlllonl Broken sizes .. alfl'l. Suits, of Poiret twill and hlfllk Broken Up to $8.98 Wash Dresses polka dot voiles, All popular mod- Up to $12.50 Jersey Suits styles, with inverted plait ular _shade Up to $15.98 Misses’ Coats polaire cloth and mixtures. shades. Sizes 13 Up to $29.75 Misses’ Coats smart styles. Broken sizes. ;:lghns up to Wash Dresses, of light and ing styles and $2.45 rma- tely 50c White Voiles 36-inch White Novelty Volles, in attractlve broken checks, plaids, mercer- 24C ized stripes, etc. Yd. at 39c White Batiste 37-inch White Mercerized Ba- tiste, extra fine, soft, clinging quality, with rich mer- cerized finish. Yard, 250 at 39c White Pongee 32-inch White Pongee, beauti- i’ul.d lull!rou!, YB;In-tmarcerlzed grade, for men’s shirts, women's waists and 04 dresses. Yard, at..... 24" gowns, neatly trimmed. Princess Slips Women's and Misses' Princess Slips. of fine white nainsook; double material to hip, tailored and lace trimmed yokes. All gizes. $l _00 Worth up to $1.50. $2.50 Prmcess Slips “Mildred Stout” Princess Slips for stout women, with shadow- proof; round or square yokes; Women’s Nightgowns Nightgowns of pink and white blue; all full cut gar- ments . Toilet . Goods 10c Bottles of House- 10 for . a variety of styles and shapes. _ Regulacly up of “imported steel; 3% 9 and 4 inch Sizes......- fgc\ 10c_Cnkes of Poco Hard-water Castile Soap. Blossom Taleum Powder, pressed-glass pomade jar; 8c Tregularly 15¢, 8t......... ebony solid backs. Val- ues up to $1.50, at... regular $1.00 size, 590 2B secBisecoumepinemonnge g L ers, re‘ullrly 26¢ l. pac! Petroleam lace trimmed and hemstitched. Sizes $ l ,98 nainsook; round neck 59 Goldenberg's—Third Floor hold Ammonia, correct Hairbrushes, gond quality to 79¢, at..... Djer-Kiss Talcum Two cakes for. 1 oc es, good quality ‘Armour’a Sylvan Toilet 47 to 51 . and sleeve stitched in e ODDMENTS OF strength. Two bottles bristles, solid backs, in 39 s0c Cuticie Scissors, Powder, a box at...... 15¢ Cans of nge gc Jelly ( to Vaseline). A(trutlvo genuine 79C ‘Water, assorted odors; ENTIRE STOCK OF Boys’ Wash Norfolk Suits Regularly $4, $4.50 and $5.00. $1 .99 Choice at ..... Cool and dressy Norfolk Suits of light-weight materials, including gray crashes, striped Daytonia, Khaki and plain shades in Lenard suitings, with knickerbocker pants. Sizes 7 to16 years. Clearance price, $1.99. Boys’ $7.45 to $9.75 Genuine Palm Beach Suits, $5.95 Rummage sale includes all these fine summer suits for boys— at a new lowered price for final clearance. Of genuine Palm Beach and Panama Cloth, in plaited models; all the newest shades. Full cut knickers. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Bays' Department—Third Floor. 1.35 Seamless Sheets quality bleached sheeting—the seamless kind, one perfect. 4 * $250 Dimity Bedspreads Bleached Sheets, double-bed size— $1.75 Seaml ess Sheets very fine quality and 72x80 White Dim- Pillowcases Derfect quality..... $1 79 and ironed; 81x90-Inch Size for Double Beds These sheets are made of excellent wearing handtorn and ironed, free from starch or dress- - 98 ing. Full 81x90-inch size for double beds—every $1.59 Seanlllets Sheets 1x90 Seamless 80x90 White Dim- ity Spreads, full heavy round thrud 25 quality $l perfect quality..... $l 98 99-inch' size Seamless m'fi;h““she'"' $1 39 $2.25 Dimity Bedlpreuls S ity Spreads, = e 1;3:& i oAt Ten Bl e 45x36 Bluchcd Pfllo'mel. T omeay fres. e from rom 29C 18 Bleached Muslin starch and dre; 36-inch Bleached l(lulln. a close- " < ity Spreads, single- Ded aize—jerfect l .05 SEMPANNUAL* RUMMAGE SALE A List of Bargains That Will Make You STOP — LOOK —and BUY For those who are seeking savings on wanted merchandise, this Rummage Sale carries a message of great economy. We are concentrating our energies on a com- plete and absolute clearance of all odd lots, remainders, broken assortments and rem- nants—and prices are down to the lowest possible level. Toothbrushes 9c Each Toothbrushes, good quality bristles, bone handles; assortment of desirable shapes and styles. First Floor. ' Wool 79c Vestee Sets, 50c Embroidered Organdy Vestee Sets, with tuxedo collar attached; the popular styles for wear with sweaters and dresses. First Floor. $2 and $2.25 Slip-On Sweaters, $1.59 Smart models in round neck style, with tic colors. of morrow at belt—perfectly $2 and $225 slip-on fashioned of fine wool yarns, in an assortment of pretty Clearance of our regular stock sweaters to- $1.59. $5.98 Fiber Silk Sweaters, $3.98 Broken sizes of women's fiber silk slip- on sweaters, in two-tone colorings, made with round necks and tie belts. sweaters, tie. Lot _of ALL WE “E stockings, in chiffon and sian calf, cordovan, Up to $39.75 Silk Dresses High-grade Silk Dresses, of Canton crepe, foulards, geor- gette, ete. In light and dark colors. stock printed crepe taffeta, have slight defects, ‘All late summer models. All “as is"—no exchanges or refunds. $1.50 Silk Stockings Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings, with three-seam back, regular dresses up to $. Up to 319.75 Tweed Suits 4 in blac hite, gray and nude Silk-lined Kelly Tweed Pl T e A Suits, also of Continental Ful- All sizos, Sale price $l 25 wool Jersey. All-wool fab- pair rics. Notch or tuxedo collars, Goldenberg's—First Floor. narrow belts. Tallored and straightline scnenin S5 sizes . Up to $19.75 Silk Dresses Silk Dresses, for misses and stout ‘women; of Canton Crepe, Satin, Georgette, Taf- feta, Crepe de Chine, Krepe Knit, etc. This season’s most popular styles: sizes 16 to 5215, but not and style = Up to $25 Silk Dresses Summer Silk _Dresses, of printed crepe. Canton crepe, taffeta, crepe knit, etc. Broken sizes. All reg- purchases. Vanity Books, Good range of styles and shapes, colors. ‘Women's Leather Handbags, in an assortment of popular: styles; of black and colored leathers, in new de- sirable shapes. Reg- 2.50 to $3.50. l .79 ularly inE Up Women'’s Sl{k Idlld ,Le ther Handbags, black and colors; up- Upito 529'75 Coats and To-date ‘desirable shapes; choice Wraps ‘Women's Coats, morocco and novelty $3.29 of calf, Capes and leathers, fine quality Wraps, of suede velour, boli- moire silks. Values wia, chinchilla, Poiret twill, worth §5 and $5.50. . tricotine, etc. Suitable for Boston Ba; black leather- summer ‘even- fimened Autocloth: large fall wear ... frame. Worth $1.2 49c¢ Floor Covermgs Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12-it. size: many with fringed make—all pelr{:éf 528 65 $19.85 Heavy ends. Alexander Smith & Sons quality. Blue, ros: uiarly $50.00, now - Seamless Axminster and Velvet R by 9'ft. size, in oriental, Alexander Smith & Sons make. $40.00, at . tan and brown colorings. 6 in. ugs, 7 medallion and flar=1 dnsi:ns Regularly ¥oo 0 and Stenciled Grass Rugs, heavy double-warp grade: also Novelty ‘Weave Rush Rugs, in green, blue or brown stenciled designs, Size 3x6 ft. medallions and neat_borders. Regularly $1.50 and $2.00, at 97c Stenciled Grass and Crex Rugs, in 9x12-ft. and 8x10-ft. sizes, representing odds and ends from several special sales, $6.85 Good assortment of desirable styles and colorings to select Regularly $12.50 and from, but not many of each kind. $15.00, at Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Rummage Lots of Towels :125¢ 19¢ Huck Towels Bleached Turkish Towels, heavy double-thread quality; absorbent weave; size 20x40, for face or bath use. Seconds of 39c grade at 69c Towels 24x48 Extra Heavy Superior- grade Tarkish Towels, 39 C All-white Huck Towels, fine ith pink and blue bor- close weave, for hand 12‘/ , at.. seconds zc Odd Lots—Men’s Clothing Quantities are limited, and will hardly last all day. Be here “ early for these bargains. Y 24 pairs of Men’s Khaki 20 Men's Suits, represent- Pants, full cut and well made, ing broken lots and remainders in light shades; with of cloth suits suitable for fall cuffs and belt loops. wear, mostly dark Size 88 only. Sale 89(: colors. Sizes 33 to $10.95 price -..... 38 only. Sale price Men'’s Flannel Trousers, in light shades of sand and’gray; plain and stripes; cxceptionally well tailored. Sizes 28 to 34 waist measure. ' Values worth up to $10.00 _______ $3.95 Rummage of Men’s Furnishings 135¢ and Fiber Drop- in plain black and Men’s Summer Underwear, of balbrig- gan, white gauze cotton and nainsool short sleeve shirts, full length drawers, also a few athletic style garments in the lot. Slight seconds. Values up to 75c, at. Men's Knitted Neckwear, of fiber and silk, In plain colors and Men's Silk stitched Hose, blue and two-toned effects; fully strl ‘ects; - many \ different style weaves. 59c reinforced. Seconds of Regularly 31 & $1.25, at fsoiqus 1ity. C pair Men's “Faultiess” Make Athletic Unlon Sults, made of fine mercerized striped madras; blouse back; perfectly ~made; sizes 34 to 42. Firs! quality. Regularly $2.00. 95C a 4 Men's Thread Silk Hose, full fashioned, with high spliced heel, double soié and toe of mercer; sl 1 new and Staple plain colors. / Irregular sgc weaves of $1.00 quality. At, pall - women's neckwear, new and dainty and Cuff Sets, of sheer organd, ered effects. Women's Silk Stockings Worth up to $3 a pair KNOWN BRANDS, ]\'CL'LDI\G “ONYX,” 0,” “CONQUEROR,” “T. S. C,” ETC. lot, but not in_every color and style. $2.50 White Sweaters, $1.98 New short in low neck model with Beautiful stitching. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Women’s 50c Sample Neckwear at 29c sleeve white wool slip-on manufacturer's samples in a large variety of styles, including_Collar parate Collars and Vestees in new evelet embroid- e at 29c. Included are thread and ingrain silk i iff heavier l weights ; some silk all the way up, others i with cotton garter top; all fuil fashioned. < Colors of white, light and dark gray, Rus- Alice Blue and Fawn. | The whites are a trifie soiled, while the ma- jority of the colors are perfect quality; some | which class them “seconds.” All sizes in the These silk stockings sold Children’s 50c Socks Fine-grade Mercerized Socks, in three-quarter length or short styles; in romper brown, white, black and old rose, with fancy top and turn- over euffs Slight sec- 25C onds. Pair at $1.50 to $2.50 Handbags Various broken assortments from our regular stock, together with the remainders of several Included are Leather Handbags, Purses, Matinee Bags, also Silk Handbags, in moire and satin-: s!rlped effects. C Men's Leather Wallets, also Bill Folds, hip pocket books and card cases; fine quality leathers, including real seals and morocc in black and desirable, pr“nc.nl up to 3 Men’s Lenhet \hlleu. Bill Polds and Pass Cases: good quality leathers: Tell made. Worth up to 79C 0 Men's Leather Wallets, Card Cases and Cigarette Cases, as- sorted desirable shapes 420 and styles. Values worth up to $1.00. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Children’s Wearables Misses’ Princess Slips, with round voke of dainty Val lace Insertion, also Val lace insertion flounces. Sizes $ l 59 and 18 years: rt-‘"u- and 349\ it Cambric : slecves and i 69¢ regularly ldrelu Middy Blouses. of white Lonsdale Jean, braid-trim- me: collnrl:l::l'l"fl*:"fl’:.ed:\u white Goldenberg' ‘s—Third Floor. 39¢ to 95¢c Drapery 3 Materials At 24C .a yard Mill ends and remnants of fine quality drapery materials, in- cluding yard-wide Sunfast Dra- peries, Madras, Fancy Mar- quisette, Voiles, Curtain Nets and Cretonnes, in a very large a sortment of patterns—plain ¢ ors, two-tone, floral, bird and tapestry designs in light and dark colorings. Suitable for curtains, draperies, scarfs, cush- fons, couch and furniture cover- ings, etc. The higher priced fabrics are in_ lengths from 1 to 3 yard: others up to 8-yard length m;lr;-yt pt':::::-l‘:l!!:l:! Tables. Jersey Silk Underwear Values up to $5.50 $1.95 The lot consists of fine qual- ity Jersey Silk Envelope Chemise, Shirts, Bloomers and Camisoles—all beautifully fash- ioned and perfect quality. 29c Summer Vests Women's Vests, of gauze cot- ton; low neck and sleeve- less; extra sizes only. Slight seconds ....... 19C Children’s 29¢ Bloomers Children’s Jersey Knit Bloom- ers, lnkwhlle ‘n.nd xl:.lsck. with elastic knee and muslin l7c band— perfect quality. Siges 4 to 12 years..... Children’s 79c Com- binations, 49c Combination Garments, of walist and bloomers; the body of cross-barred muslin, with pink or blue cotton bloomers. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Geldenberg’s—First Floor.