Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 14

i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1922. BIG ARCTIC TRADE | il Candy Specials , ¢ B Handkerchiefs woes | SEENBYEAPLORER{ o 3 A thron ssFss 1 I Thin Chocolate Luncheon > or 6 for $1. B H i} Era of Commerciai Develop;‘ Mints. Special, 60c Ib. (i Jozen Meats Sikk Handlor. H| ment Opened, Says I Gty e CLOSED SATURDAYS Close 5:30 P.M. o e ExTRA Then you won't stop Heckman-HMiller Co. Distrisutor de Isiand Ave. N.E. N e v PLANS GREATER CAI‘_.'ADA:‘ | Predicts Success for Amundsen in Proposed Flight Over North Pole, Holding Conditions Ideal. ,' | By the Assoclated Press, OTTAWA, August 10.—Vilhjalmur’ Stefansson, visiting this city, asserted that the age of exploration of the arctic regions was over and that the age of commercial development had begun. “I intend to devote the rest of my! life, not to the exploring of the northland, but to the building up of a greater Canada,” he said. “I ven- ture to prophesy that within fifty vears there will be less land in the northern hemisphere that s consid- ered worthless because of cold than there is land in the south that is con- || ed worthless because of its being Every Friday is Remnant Day Special Lot Taffeta Bathing Suits, $3.95 A very special price for these smart suits, of good quality taffeta, with collar and bindings of colored gingham ar white linen. Finished with adjustable belt. Special, $3.95 for tomorrow. Bathing Suit Section, Third floor. Good Values for Men 32 Men’s and Young Men’s Wool Suits Children’s Shoes Friday, $2.35 Pair 5 pairs Growing Girls' Oxfords, black calfskin and black and And every Remnant Day brings its accustomed splendid values and worthwhile savings to those who shop here that day. . Share with the hundreds of others tomor- row—in these values and savings. Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval. No mail or phone orders accepted. Petticoats 8 Charmeusette Petticoats, of fine quality, finished with em- broidered and scalloped edge. Reinforced panel back and front. $1.95 each; were $4. 100 Pairs Hemstitched Marquisette Curtains Special, 90¢ Pair Made of an excellent quality marquisette, white or ecru, finished with neat hem- stitching. 2’4 yards long—an extra good value. Curtain Section, Fifth floor. Exceptional Values in Misses’ Summer Silk Frocks ol cussing Amundsen's _ proposed i e — ! - . : 13 Tub Slk Petticonts, In flesh, s LITT SPECIALIZES — |50 oemans month gl Sitnescn $21.75 Each; Were $35 to $45 FRG iy it oh Y et Sk et ney Light and Dark Colors—Summer’s b s - = 5 Trow . embroidered scallop. ese are - | W does succeed, it will be merely Included are good models in serges, gabardines and mixtures. s“’f“‘“,'. o "“‘g“ggs inls's 5% semi-extra and splendid value. Smartest Styles—$10 Each; Were $15 _ i e Broken size assortments. % » 5 5% $1.85 ench: were §3.95. 10 Sport Froeks, smart two-piece models, with —Painting. j the first fight in a u:lmlnuoun se]r(;es‘ n 3 <X “’i’ Tan Blush 12 Radium Petticoats, double to OVerblouses; in rose, orchid and blue; sizes 14, 1 plf:"d o ana . he added. - conditions are idea] . pairs Youths' Tan Blucher i s, doub! . sizes 5 312.75 each —Paperkanging. i only the ill-informed who believ 10 Wool Sutts, Reduced to $llo75 each Qxtords; sizes 12 C; 11, 1%, 12% hip style; silk lined;’in white. — WerIEh e Upholsteri fiving conditions over the pole : i ariced 7 D; 11, 11%, 12, 13, 13% E. $2.95 each: were $3.95. own Dilly Capes, of Scotch Chenille, In red. Sizes 14, 16, $6.7 = f’ ols! cr:\r}:; N I rone. Stk thore aificult iehan Broken sizes, and for that reason their price is greatly lowered. ‘s pairs Children’s Tan Blucher ]s I;Tddh.m Sllk Petticoats, of flelt::enre'-:!: higher priced. o tave the Work Done s mep dre P 7 splen quality; double to hip o Swixs and orx-nly Frocks, ver (the AUt A e e ot 60 Pairs Palm Beach Trousers, Oy sizen 8, S e iy, 8tyle, in White. 5 eachs were brownand orchid. Sizes 14, $39 ovcks were giop. B BAVY, Geo. Plitt Co.. Inc., i . they are better because the tem- \erature is about as warm as over - Atlantic, and is more uniform be- Special, $4.50 Pair Women’s Knit $6.75. Petticoat Section, Third floor. 15 Dotted Volle and cult! 595 cnens mere .(')'.l'ndy Dresses, with handmade collar and White Silk Spor!l Skirts, full models; sizes 25, 28, 5 lengths. ,-“:‘,'":_':_". and a few box pleated i abk light |‘~h:.r.;n;,3:.'uiu"s“ sndins ey Broken size assortments; in natural, sand and gray. & 17 Pairs Wool Golf Knickers, $4.95 Pair d 4 Dozen et oSt ot SoanutE Brenn, e 16 5 T etese cacns | ) ptical Service i “;‘m‘? X‘.x:;::\”mn e otained, 19. lfafim:rrousers, $4.95 Pair 17 Yiercertzed Liste. Combina- PREIIIpPINe GOWNS coors efa™ais, Prnts, Drevzes, with hand drawnworic i aried - and that is Men's Clothes Section—S oor. tion Suits, low neck, sleeveless were $19.75. 1275 eac Tha‘ Rea“y o :l:’(:ll.lp;v::-? ::fi:s‘i, Lg,o;? .’h‘é‘é‘fi S gcial $2 feotors "ix‘z’.’.’s‘ffi.’.fi‘f.‘." %19 s plece styles; very attractive URGES BANK OF NATIONS 1¥ soiled. $1.25 eachi were $1.75. /4 > Misses' Section—Fourth foor. i Serves Ontamatsts & Opticians 935 F Street N.W., TO STABILIZE EXCHANGE Senator Hitchcock Would Estab- for Money Rates. outlined hig plan for establishing a system of world credit through the formation of a bank of nations in an vesterday _at the midsummer Men’s Furnishings Offer Some Unusual Savings subject to very slight irregularities in weave, but nothing to effect 12 Dozen Men’s Plaid Muslin Union Suits Very Special, 75¢ Suit. Sleeveless, knee length, closed crotch; with elastic webbing across 14 Cotton Combination Suits, bodice or low neck, sleeveless; envelope or closed styles. Sizes 7, 8, 9. Slightly soiled. 58c eachs were 85ec. 12 Swiss Ribbed. Lisle Vests, 3 Cotton Combination Suits, 200 Cotton Dress Daintily hand-embroidered and hand-gcalloped gowns at a price much less thun usual. With round or V neck, some with short kimono sleeves, others sleeveless, lish World-Clearing House 60 D R i low neck, short sleeves; slightly binations, ozen Pairs Men's Seamless Lisle Socks, 6 Pairs, $1.35 i, 2 o o TENt with Tiible Lects sudl thes and @oublo soles;: | 8olled Sitess, 8. liS0eienckiiwere. lch 36land 401 Mednoed ta 193 2 Philippine Stralght Chemine, NEW YORK, August 10.—Senator their wearing quality: in biack, navy, cordovan, tan and gray; sizes 1,23 Cotton CombrRTOR Knee: hand-scalloped; size 44: $1.28 A.KAHN Inc. Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska 91 to 11%. If perfect would sell for 40c pair. size 5. 50c ench; were 8Se. euch; were 32. Enit Tnderwear Section, Third floor. 8ilk Underwear Section, Third floor. Women’s Blouses Women’s Suits Reduced 19 Linen Suits Splendid Values at $7.50 Each In natural, white, blue, orchid and gray. e Sizes 34 to 42. Reduced neeting of the Natlonal Retail Dry the back. Sizes 34 to 46. Goods Remnants SR laain Goods Association, one of the organ- 'q Qi 5 2 na 17 Colored Batiste Blouses, in pink, I n natural, gray, Sleev {zations sponsoring the national mer- 68 Men’s Silk Four-in-hand Ties coptn e atiraztive Hod: Durple and orchid, Sizes 34 and piecerar momor e onity 3 o I S I Striped and figured effects. 63c each; were $1.00. Lengths 1% to 5 Yds. o iy Dimnel Gt UL 30 SiaiSeadk:Geicgis. 1. $3; was $7.50. ) to furnish credit to a lot of bankrupt 9 Men’s Fancy One-Piece Woolen Bathing Suits At Half Pri ongee and Tricolette Blouses, one- 5 Sleeveleas Sports Suits, man- 1 Wool Plaid Suit, smart model, v T the world” the son t rice ot-akind models: sizes 34. 36, 40, of-war (mercerized): in tan. n tan and black. Size 36. $20.50, governmentsiin the Worid, & = In gray. green and brown: with contrasting color stripes. Sizes @ reduced to $1.35 eacl Sizes 34 to 40. $5 1 Sk 3s - 4 ator sald In_outlinipg his proposals 38, 40, 45, $3.25 emch; were $0 and $7. Plain and printed volles, e andmade ‘Batiste Biouses, lnce 4750 401 85 ieack; mere AS 93206 | for the bank, which he said is to == . broidered Swisses, dimitles, tis- 11, size 34: 3, 36; 1, size ® 1 Wool rpoup Suit, black and have a capital of §2.400.000,000. and Men's Furnishings—First fioor. sue ginghams, Swiss organdies. 5 1, size 46, 2 Sleeveless Sports Suits, in Whi ation.” Size 34. currency based on the dollar, “but I 11 to 4 yard lengths— 1 man-of-war (mercerized). black. 819.50; wan 50. ~ a plan whereby credit may Dress Ginghams, 30, 40c, 60c, n raried summer Sizes 36 and 35. $5 each; were 1 Flannel Suit, in marine blue. Stop Laxatives Nujol because it acts like this natural lubricant and i [ i SPRID FIELD, Il . Backediby B eainent tocleack e - i Muitia Gorset Covers, plata strle 315, D (ton of the Tllinois % 5% = 2 4 4 Velette Skirts, in brown, blue | George L. Mercer, one of his support- 20 dozen Colonial Glass Table Tumblers. Speelal, 35c dosen, Cach: were 0. bird for, and black; wrap models. $10 irr’ and state miners’ statistician, has 11 dozen Thin Blown Handled Ice Tea Tumblers, in dainty were $15, jannounced bis candidacy to succee floral pattern. Speclal, $3 dozen. 3 Thisldu Skirts, in rose and John L. Lewis as international presi- | 5 tangerine: hem and fringe styles. dent of the United Mine Workers of 24 Ice Tea Sets. Special, $1.95 met. Covered square-shape ats $10 each: were $15 and § | ; SEEKS LEWIS’ OFFICE. | od Press, America. Glassware Specials 15 dozen Thin Glass Handled Ice Tea Tumblers. Special, fug. with 6 tumblera, Qecorated in the popular grape pattern. special and timely value. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. $1_yard; were 3Sc, 50e, 75¢, $1.25. were $1.50. 35 Envelope Chemise, of fine muslin or mainsc corset cover and bodice top styles intily teimmed; sises 40 to 44, 68c_each; we: 13 Shirt Chemise, of colored batiste, prettily trimmed; sizes 38, 40. 68c each; Greatly Reduced to $1.45 Just 31—both trimmed and un- sty wach: ‘wero $1.95. Were $2.95 Just 36 of these smart white wash skirts—attractive styles in gabardine and surf satin, with thus _ replaces Mercer, Backed by Farrington, ! 23 Paira Step-in Bloomers, of pink ba 16 s e i fixte.” trimmed in hemstitching or con- ;K‘g;:*;d and button trimmed i uglrt Black Kid and (-mun Oxfords, with Cuban or Wou! e Miners’ President. 56 onial Glass W itchers. 1al, R trasting color bands. zes 23 and 25. 0 8. military hee size Colonial Glass Water Pitchers. Special, 35c each. asting el e O e it Skiztsdin tans .7 AA; 4, 4%, 5, gerine and brown; gathered sports models. $7.95 each; were Third floo t Rection, 50 Dozen Pairs Women’s Silk Hose $7.50. Size 4. $19.50; was $24.50. $2.75 Pair sortments—dbut exceptional values p-lru Patent Lenther “rl Tan Pumps, sizes 5 and § AAA; = : oh higher price while saving worth- Third floor. 1d trimmed shapes, mostly sports * models with ribbon trimmings; White and Gol Bath :1 o'wels e $1.25 Pai Housewares Reduced g,.; He 3 Decorated also a few maline turbans. Un- 29 Pair 5 Opal Glass Rolling Pins, 35¢ wing ammocl.s rnm‘rxnt'(!‘ hats in both large and An uneven weave causes this each; were T5c. . . S . small shapes. low price, for ordinarily they 2 Turkey Feather Dusters, 50c Porcelain Dinnerware Special, 6 for $3.60 Flower Trimmings would be priced $2 pair; with each; were $1.25. Reduced S, ially Priced oer 8 lisle garter tops and soles: in 2 Turkey Feather Dusters, 40c peclatly r'rice A splendid value in extra Reduced to 10c black, white and colors. A few eaeh; were 85¢. 17 Woven Striped Swing Ham- 12 Covered Dishes. Special, 75c each. heavy, high grad fect batk Flowers of all kinds and colors in outsiz 4 Round 13-inch Padded ocks, with wood spreader and 3 Dozen Oatmeal Dishes. $1.35 dozen. ¥, high grade, perlect pathh _some French ones included. 20 dosen palrs Women's Mer- Leatherette Chair Seats, 35c each in perfect condition. 12 s jowls, 45¢ each. towels—in all uhne, 24x45 Millinery Section, Third floor. cerized Lisle Hose, in black were $1. $1.25 each: were $2. 18 Cr VP“:::;"D”E °l°";~ 5 inches—towels that would ordi- o few in white and colors: als 6 Round Papier Mache Mats, S Woven Striped Swing Ham- 18 Open Vegatebie Dishas, 280 sech. natily sell at $6 for 6. 20 dozen Dotted Swiss and outsizes in the 16t. Uneven in reduced to 35¢ each. mocks, with wood spreader, head ne g weave, and low priced for that 3 Large Steel Door Mats, 8325 rest and fringe edge. $1.65 each: S, Dosen Pie Plates, zen. 4 Dozen Dinner Plates, $1.85 dozen. 1 100-piece Imported China Dinner Set. 100 each; 85¢ in the lot. 100 Yards 6o-Inch Round Voile Kimonos Special, $1.95 reason. @5c pafr: regularly they would be $1 and $L2%. 40 pairs Women's Plain Black were $2.05. each: were $6.75. 6 Galvanized Dipper: 10 10c each. reduced Couch Hammocks AR On At ded_ for international trans , F p Agg s between the individuals, = M O f d Kiddie Kloth, 30c yard; was ® Coiored Tucked Batiste Blouses, in Women's Suit Soetion, Third floor. i 4(J}n§u{)n{“gr:~ . I?'fl:)!‘tjl'&::hsnd corporations in dil ens XI0r S Sl Jossds wnd bisque. $195 each; were 3 Nujol is a lubricant—not a B vhich T i = 7 Colored cmk.d Gingham Bl l;i‘n’:nul gripe. “Lmh w :m[ :)(:T;m; Jhe great’ clear- 59 Palra Oxtords, including tan calf, Norweglan grain, hrogucs and ' o Cre ‘“““;“' omen L) P d 0 i ea 1”" ;"“im'“ed’ exchange. The result would be 8 9L s 6 6 B . S ll’nPS an X, Ords uhnc;'lmue‘] id Jtares that weild Be the one waol 2 inglish toes. and leather Muslin . 1 ing liquid is pro- | tion whose officers would have knowl- soles. . Sizes 6, 6is. 8, 51, 11 A; 107 B; 6. 6%, T, 8, 9, 11 D. $1.75 pairs % - . duced in the howel to kee; {edge of what exchange ought to be. % RS 3 7 7 . t r d d t e tie hon ot "m“; Tt would be one institution with Wexe S50 Undergarments White Wash Slll»l'ts reativ educe: 0 d | power enough to stabilize the rate Men's Shoes, Second floor. = v moving. D z. Doctors prescribe { of exchange. . ‘ 30 Low Neck Gowns, fine muslin, Reduced to $1.95 dllnl"\' lflnlmefl sizes 16, 17. 85c each; beautifilly decorated: 2 cups short. §94: i i Dainty sule- in white and silk Hose, best quality pure 4 Refrigerator Pans, shopworn, ! WD, e Fattera Zaglis Thread White Linen colors—the breakfast coat fin- thread silk: sizes 9 and 9% only. mow 15e each. , | Porcolatn Dinner Set, very specially $225 yard; was $3 ished with scalloping—others §2 pair; were $350. Slight ir- 50 Cans Sunbrite Scouring Reduced H riced. 33830, plain or tucked: the volles aré regularities cause this low price. ~ Power. Speefal, S can. | P Large Blue and Whits Canton China Adaptable for all kinds of {,"|jajas of black and white, 'a Brown Silk 6 No Dusto Garment Bags, 30x 6 Khaki and Gray Couch Ham- | Vases, low priced, $8 each. fancy work; an especially good or green and white. o sizes 66: shopworn. Reduced to 50c¢ mocks, with square edge box 1 @ Py s " i 1 17.plece Imported China Hand«deco- quality. Kimono Section, Third floor. iz r; were $1.25. each. mattress, complete with extra J There are many ‘bridal veil’ falls in | ratad Tos Sot.” $7.95; was $16.60. Women's Hosiery Section, First floor. 2 White Enamel Shoe Black- DAIr hanging chains. $9.50 each; thi v iR loveli | = %n;rl:m Imported China Syrup 300 Yards 17 Inch = 5 ing Boxes, $2.25 each; were 83.75. Wre 8MTR Lo g . s country, but few, men say, lovelier | o R od Secoaicd Susiimieres, Pure Linen Crash Toweling Children’s Apparel - oE Wit Enamel Gathroum 3 Grem snd Whitc Stines thez he h. di | 25¢ each: were 53¢, I T br ll Mirrors; shopworn. $2.25 each; Couch Ha . Wit an those that come down to the | e tes Tauertsd Chins Fruft Sets Special, 25¢ Yard moretias ere $4.75. able head and back rest; square Columbia River. * * There I sat d T pleces, $3.85 each were $6. o i 15 Small Boys' Wash Suits, 3 Gas Irons, shopworn. $2.30 dEe lox mattress. $1643 each: L - sat down Cnina. Seetlon, Fifth floor. Linen Section, Second floor. smocked and Copperfield styles, Deeply Price Lowered each; were %5.25. e N N and looked at my fellow traveler, half e 11 Mews Blaek Upion Siik - S NoEligan bl HoRE s fee Ay duck. Very special, §7.58 in hi i ! < Pl brellas, assorted wood handles. 3 5 . i out of the boat in his anxiety to see ! 5 w;’fy. it Mot S I5iinches. £4.45 cachs were &5 TSIONA T Gl e L T R eh sy Siammorkand s g oottt both sides of the river at once. He had COI'SBtS and Br assieres ets sizes s 4,5 vears. 4scemchs 3 MUS DG VNIRRT Mowsewares Secton, Fitth oo Fuirth Hours : : were S3c. . .boo i ofi 1 7 9 handles, bakalite trimm: £5.45 e my note k’ and lt endw hm' 33 Fine Corsets, $3.50 each: were $5 and $7.50. Including Irene, n(‘ \!A"(hlllll: (;’::‘:.SLI‘:‘;“:;I{::F!::!& each; were $9. i “Young feller * * it's not you nor.any- | Lils of France and Woodthrop, in flesh broches and white satin. Sizes cuffs bound with blue organdy. 3 Mens ?k;ike?l‘;;h‘;g:rgv:s i3 - - , 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 32. $1.50 eachs were $3. ches, 5 t l ]',[ kr t C tS i z ’ 50 Madame Lyra and American Lady Corsets. Greatly reduced 14 L Nainsook Slips, with P. W. silver trimmed handles. Na ura Usrra oa body like you can put this down. l to 8175 each. Some fancy brocades and fancy coutils: Tow bust and ' lace trimmed yoke ‘and Tlace 3196 ench; were BB 0 ih Ui ‘I can’t, I know it,’ I said humbly.” i SIS Sammer Net. Co ¢dged neck and sleeves. 95c eachs ()L "Vope eage. 25 inches . s ) ly. 50 Summer Net Corsets. SL5O each; were $2, $225 and $2.50. were $1. rellas, tap :] 10 T v i various wood handles with bak Rodyard Kiplng, From Ses 1 Ses 185, Col-cpatiah et combinto wHE DI, TR kel e Ten and "l B, st e M ek e ery opecual, . 2. 3 - 75 Brassieres. Greatly reduced to 95¢ each; were $1.50 and T The Columbia River, its scenery accessible by atsiiing modeln, wiih CIRatic o Rold them Armiy around the walst. > Bl ‘Tmbrella Section, First foor. e e L e the famous Columbia River Highway as well sh color, fancy brocade, with ribbon straps; sizes 36, 33, 40, 42. BOJ'S ouses cholcest pelts: smartly worked in 5-skin border, and showing new as from Union Pacific trains which follow it Corset Bection, Third floor. Sweaters :t);leflffenl(lur:;n 4 large shawl collar, bell cuffs, fancy silk cord girdle— ot eautifu e for nearly 200 miles, is one of the great events ; Reduced to 68c 5 Imported Wool Jersey Siip- Fir fastios, Thisa ook " in a trip to the Pacifi rthwes those 5 3 wonder ciges o Women’s Smart 1 s B it o SRS 1 o, D PO es 7.8 ind © years. From sleeve styles. Sizes 34, 36, 36. P 'acoma t lar_stoc] $6.75 ench; were o ’ ortland, and Seattl eSS amall boys. ber Sweaters, tuxed . x o Taffeta Dresses i S B e g e m:.,:’.:,"n:’v‘.h; = Girls’ Apparel ty; 3 ips to Rocl hable ] siz>s 3 each; were : xm‘m;s:‘ln'l’“&mwne' MNP RRinin de Crae Laka Reduced to $ 15 Lot h“‘l‘ cn.l:: o5s% mm‘:”«fi BT pure Silk Sweaters, tuxedo e uce X atiol ar] ‘cloth. Sises o rears. real u S 1 5 Reduoed styles, in striped and ' blocked t (i Two splendidly equipped trains from Chicago—the lhow’n“!lln L e s Yaiden SN low Do ‘,,’,' ‘,’,.‘,','1"‘.' fi" Suts. Nortolk weavem: In copen, white gtay, rea OREGON-WASHINGTON LIMITED and CONTI- 2 Black Silk Dresses, sizes 38 and 40, Reduced to $19.50 e {, lavender and flame. Siightly tm. s e 2 NENTALEIMITED. oack: T "ecton, o foo, Perioclit perfect would acll for S e e R rTine: lof e aises: exodlient Tor 1 Navy Blue Cloth Dress, handsome Nemser model—with each; if pe on Dresses, slightly: solled: Elzes P e Dl Wt Fares Greatly Reduced 3.4 X oA L R e e Moo e, B Mandsome Swiss Hand-knit T Ol e e i e War Tax 1 Navy Blue Nemser 'ws, coat model; size 33. $65; Ch Id H ’“4 Hi :I:: flbv:r 2 fl-b-“- s each. . Write Round trip only little more than the fare one was tiaren s 08!813’ it oave 1 Imported White Ormandy 11 Girlw’ Dresses, in colored for Free way. Let us tell you how ressonal Women's Dress Section, Third floor. D Sosor. Sldes 36 and 3% Dress, trimmed in colo voiles, smartly_trimmed; sizes Jos 150 patrs Th bon and embroidery. Size 14: g, 10, 12, 14, Reduced to 95¢ et =N B can make this trip, and send you booklet, I3 Mercerized Lisle Sox, with ey I S B Dl alightly soiled. .Reduced 10 each. i ‘The Pacific Northwestand Alaska.” : omen S Coats tops; sizes 7 to 9%. 3 patrs, §1; Greetes J $12.50. S Plain Colored Organdy : For information, ask— S Small lot of Pongee Slesvaless Jackets, in violet, flame, gray e . Wilte SHK Sex, with Children’s R N ooney) ) DresesiwiWruilies ani il 4 e %fly Railroad ‘ncm “uh and natural. $8.50 each; were $12.50, fancy utrlped tops, _slightly in colored ribbons and foliage. to 95¢ each. i 3 L. Davis, Gen'l Agen w. 5 Taffeta and Canton Crepe 2 Navy and Black Twill Boiled; sizes 6 to 9%. SSo patry Knit Underwear Sizes 10, 12; slightly solled. e . ¢ 544 Widener Bldg, 1335 o et l:., mh Evening Wraps, chiffon lined. Capes, $45 each; wers were Reduced to $0.50 each. mntor - Misncs! - LAght= b * Pl Feadion Genl Agent, U. P. Sretem, Greatly reduced to $29.50 each. Black Cape Wrap, 9653 @ pairs Woolen Sports Hewe, 19, pairs Coton Gause e oL Imported White Orandy T B M ey SoBiComl Truse Midg tasth & Marker Sta., 7 Sports Coats, in tweed and as_$89.50. in heather mixtures; some with jiei “350 oo, 885 and o0, EaRtb: over SUnItEalk. | Drieey. s aroetly fupters Philadelp homespun. Reduced to $10 | 1 Navy Twill Cape, $355 was fancy tops; & few in plain colors; 50 Boyw: d,’: = “Nainsook Bhirts, D e hand vaiiien . eacl El -:l. Mo P eoat u:.sg.o Dt .1;;;. 7, 7%, 8. 50c pair; were n‘mme -tyle. 8 28_'-;;4 30; slightly tol‘l’in and flowers; size 8; s'?“‘:lrl: “l";lrrl lllll-m! Gray | hair ll ats, ngee oat, $12.50, so 1 v ong sleeves avy Polre e, antung Dust Coat, 3 Lisle Hose, n ightly solled; size 3 p raides ts. Sizes 16 an: 3 = £5T5 St & 10 only. . Sbo patr; were B0 seei; were '{'“" L Girl's Section—Fourth fioor. years. $6.50 each; were $9.50, Children's Hi Bection — Fourth xnl' Undnr'!l! Bection, ) floor.. Fourth ficor. ‘ Union Pacific System e