Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1922, Page 16

EXTRA Same on a hot night Heckman-Miller Co. Distributor , 50515 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. Phone North 9400 Reduced Prices on Entire Stock Furniture, Decorative Accessories possessing character - and individuality for the discriminating. THE JOHN A. O’ROURKE CO0. 1216 Connecticut Ave. Rugs and Liniment Allstifand strained after that first strenuous day? matter—if you'vetaken Sloan's Liniment along. No rubbing needed—it penetrates. Im- mediately brings tingling ree lief to every sore muscle. —it kills pain! MEXICOMINING SILVER AT PROFIT 1l0id Mines Reopened and Prospecting Resumed on Lively Scale. PRICE FOR METAL HIGHER Demands From Indis and China | Has Proved Big Boom to Industry. By the Associated Press. CHIHUAHUA CITY, Chihuahua, Mexico, August 17.—Silver mines are being operated in Mexico at a good profit, it is said, with silver selling around 70 cents an ounce. When silver is below 60 cents, mines in this country cannot b worked at a profit, as a rule. When silver is above this figure a small profit, hardly worth while, as the usual thing, can be made, but when it reaches 70 a profit of around 10 cents an ounce is made. With silver sell. ing at 70 cents, or thereabout, conse- quently there is a big revival in the mining business of this country, and especially in the state of Chihuahua, which produces the principal part of Mexico's silver yield. Prospecting on Increase. Old mines are being reworked thoroughly. and prospecting is going on in almost an unprecedented de- gree. During the six months just past there passed through Juarez, Chihua- hua, alone. the Mexican consulate there reports, silver in refined form valued at $419,947 and ores contain- ling silver and other metals (mostly gold and lead) valued at $14,089. | During the same period in 1921 total { silver, silver ore and combined metal ore passing through that port was valued at only $5.499. Juares is the most important port for the exporta- tion of silver from this state to the | Uniited States. The average price of silver from 1910 to 1914 was 56.445 cents an_ounce. Labor and other costs were lighter then, and some Chihuahua mines pro- duced at a profit at that figure. In 1921 the average price was 62.62 cents. Price Boosted by Demand. Present_price of silver is caused b; { demands from India and China, it stated. The world's output in 192 was 175,000,000 ounces, of which Mex ico produced 39 per cent. and the United States 31 per cent. More than 40,000,000 ounces of this went to In- dia and 52,000,000 to China, being purchased by Chinese bankers. The government of Mexico, realiz- ing the importance of a revival in silver mining, is encouraging the re- opening of mines, some of which | have been closed for ten years. | It has been announced at the capi- tal that soon, in order to stimulate production, the duty on dynamite is [to be lifted. This will help mining considerably, as it is used extensive- ly in mining in this republic. The duty now on dynamite is $1.07 a hun- dred pounds, American money. PRINTER, 97, STILL WORKS. WICHITA, Kan., August 17.—Hiram F. Bearse celebrated his ninety-sev- enth birthday here yesterday by work- ing at his trade as a printer. Born in a log cabin in Seneca county, Ohio, Mr. Bearse still is hale and hearty. He does not drink tea, coffee or intoxi- | cants, and is a bachelor. He does not {attribute his longevity to anything in particular. Hot Water-- One Thing You Can’t Get Along Without--- And You Can’t Afford to Build a Furnace Fire to Heat Your Water During the Early Fall Months A GAS WATER| HEATER —either an AUTOMATIC Heater as shown below to the left, or a TANK Water Heat- er as shown to the right— providing real hot water service will be the biggest possible boon to your home comfort. It will give you hot water when you want it and where you want it without fuss or muss and at very small cost. SPECIAL—Positively Until Septem- ber 1 Only: i Special discounts on:all Pittsburg Au- " tomatic and. Lion Tank Water Heat- ers—With Usual Liberal Terms. to $1.95 pair. Qpen 9 AM. ooh mard &7 CLOSED SATURDAYS . othrop Close 5:30 P.M. Tomorrow is Remnant Day Th'u:e should be quick and active buying, as prices are 'way down. Such op- portunities for economy are most unusual, even in our Remnant Days, noted for Men’s Tropical Suits, *8.75 Were $16.50—No Alterations 33 Suits, including Palm Beach, Mohair and Crash, in various styles and colors. and 50. 17 Wool Suits, choice of styles and colors. Sizes 34, 35? 36, 37. 38, 42 and 48 Special, $2L.75 each. 12 High School Suits, mostly blue. Sizes 32. 33 and 34. Special, $19.75 each. Men's Clothes, Second floor. Sizes 35, 36, 37, 38, 44, 48. 11 High School Suits, in sizes 32, 33 and 34. No alter- ations. Special, $10.75 each. 80 pairs Trousers, Palm Beach or Mohair. Sizes 31 to 44 waist. No alterations. Special, $2.95 pair. Men’s Furnishings Reduced 36 pairs Golf Hose, of fine mercerized cotton. Light weight; ribbed, reinforced. Cordovan, gray and camel. Sizes 10 to 1134. Very Spe= cial, §1 pair. 63 Union Suits; plain mus- lin or checked nainsook. Sleeveless, knee length, closed crotch and elastic back webbing. Sizes 34 to 48. Special, 75c each. * 54 pairs Silk-plaited Socks; two-tone or vertical striped. Reinforced. Sizes 10, 10% and 1134. 65c pair; were SL 34 Pajama Suits, fine, soft- finished percales. Figured and striped patterns. Plain or frog trimmed. Sizes A, B and D. $145 each; were $2.50 and $3. 81‘Wash Ties, plain white or white with neat figures or stripes. Fast colors. 28c each; were 50c. 45 pairs Gloves; chamois colored lisle, self or black embroidery. Sizes 7%, 8 and Sl/sl. Greatly Reduced to S0c pair. All Men’s Straw Hats (mostly small sizes) Now Down to $1 All Men’s Panamas (mostly in large sizes) Now Down to $2.50 . Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. Men’s Tan Oxfords, *3.45 Reduced From 34 pairs high-grade Oxfords: end of several lines. Sizes 6, 10 and 11 only. Men's Shoe Sectlon, Second floor. Small Boys’ Suits Reduced to 75¢ “Baseball” and “Slipovas” 40 suits, in sizes 3, 5, 6 and 7 years. Assorted colors, includ- ing khaki suits in camp style, with sports collars. 60 Sports Blouses; good va- riety of stripes. Sizes 7, 8 and 9 years. 55c each; were $1. 40 Wash Suits: Middy and Oliver Twist styles. ~Plain colors and combinations. Re- duced to $145 each. 51 “Alheneeds” (one-piece undergarments for small boys). Sizes 3 and 4 years. From regu- lar stock, but mussed. 25c each; were much more. 20 pairs Washable Knicker- bockers; standard materials and serviceable colors. Re= duced to $1.65 each. Boys® Section, Fourth floor. Children’s Hose 18 pairs Black Silk Hose, fine ribbed. Sizes 7 and 7%. Greatly reduced to $1 pair. 40 pairs Infants’ Silk Stock- ings. white. pink and sky blue. Slightly soiled. Sizes 4% to 6. 50c pair; were 75c. 20 pairs Derby Ribbed Black Hose. Sizes 7, 7% and 8. 50c pair; were 75c. 34 pairs Children’s White Hose, fine ribbed. Sizes 8 and 8Y5. 20c pair; were 35c. Mg:uaien'- Heslery Section, Fourth Children’s Shoes Greatly Reduced at 95c Pair 13 pairs Misses’ White Canvas Shoes. Sizes 1and 2 B;1aend 1% C: 12, 13%, 1 and 1% D: 1 and 2 E. Reduced to 95¢ pair. 3 pairs Children's White Can- vas Oxfords. Sizes 9% B; and 9%c. Reduced to 95e pair. 2 pairs Growing Girls' White Canvas Shoes. Sizes § and 7 B. Reduced to 95e patr. Rediiced to $1.95 Pair 43 -pairs Infants’ Oxfords, tan calfskin and smoked elk. Sizes § to 8 C and 5°to 8 D. ,Redlleed to $1.95 pair. 3 p:rl Children's Brown Ox- . Sizes 8% and 9 C and 3% Reduced to $1.95 pair. 13 pairs Youths’ Brown Ox- fords. Sizes 12 C: 11% D; 11, 11%. 12 and 13 E. Reduced to $1.95 pair. 8 pairs Growing Girls Pumps, strap. Siszes 4%, 5 and 5% XA: 8%, 4% and 5 A. Reduced 3 pairs Growing Girls' Oxfords. bllc" Sizes 8 and 3% AA and 3 A. Reduced to $1.95 patr. Children’s Shoe Section, Fourth floor. $6 and More Also 30 pairs Oxfords— black or tan calf and a few white canvas. Sizes 6, 7 and wlonl_v. Very Special, $1.75 pair. Remnants Wash Dress Goods 200 pieces. in lengths 'of 134 to 3% yards Y4 the Regular Prices Including Embroidered Swiss, Organdies, printed and plain Voiles and printed Lawns. Cotton Dress Goods Bection, Second floor. Women’s Summer Knit Underthings —At Less 35¢ to $3 Each Were 50c to $3.50 600 Ribbed Cotton and Lisle Vests and Combination Suits. Various _styles and all sizes, but not in each style; slightly counter soiled. Kalt Underwear Section, Third Soor. Little Girls’ Summer Dresses, $3.95; Were $8 14 Dotted Swiss Dresses, in pink. blue or lavender. 23 Play Aprons, for little girls. Pink or blue chambri or of cretonne. Sizes 2 to years. Greatly Reduced to 50c each. 12 Colored Dresses, chambray, gingham or tan Peggy cloth. Some with bloomers. Greatly reduced to 75c¢ each. 19 Cretonne Nursery Shams, with borders of rose or green poplin. 45c each; were SL. Infants’ Section, Fourth fioor. Porch Dresses, $2.95 Reduced from $4 and $5 48 attractive Dresses of dotted swiss, volle. lawn or tissue ginghams. Slip-over or fasten- ing at the side front. Trimmed with collar and cuffs of plain or embroidered organdy. Belted or tle-back sashes. Colors: Laven- der, green, navy or pink. Sizes 36 to 44. House Dress Section, Third floor. All Girls’ Hats, 65¢ and 95¢ Emphatic Reductions Are Offered for Tomorrow’s Clearance Many styles and shapes of silk or straw—Hats that will look well next season. 12 Fall Sports Hats, for school wear. $1.45 each: were $2.50. 14 Coats. light weight and light colored materjals. Satin lined. Sizes § to 14 years. Greatly reduced to $5 each. 4 Coats, of light colored home- spuns: full silk lined. Sizes 12 and 14 vears. $.50 each; were $16.50. 1 Junior Girls' Coat, light col- ored. with pleated back, patch pockets. full silk lined. Size 15 Years. $25; was $45. 5 Tweed Skirts, light weight, plain or pleated. Sizes 14 and 16 seacs Greatly reduced to $3.95 each. 12 Dresses, of white organdy or voile. Slightly soiled. ~Sizes 6 to 14 years. Greatly reduced to $2.95 each. 35 Organdy Dresses, made over ginghams or voiles. Wide color range. Sizes 8 to 14 years. $2.95 each; were 85. 2 Coats, light-weight tweed or Polair cloth, full silk lined. Sizes 10 and 15 years. $19.75 each; ‘were $35. 2 Coats, one of Polair with stole collar, !Ile]l‘. cloth ‘The Girls® Section, Fourth fioor. Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Greatly Reduced to $2.75 Pair We have taken all the odd lots from our regular stocks and regardless of former prices, will clear them out tomor- row at this greatly lowered price. 110 pairs White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, some with black, tan or green trimmings. : Guban or low nesls 3%.4, 4%. 5, 5%, 6. B;2%,3.3%,4,4%,.5and7C. ‘Women's 8hoe Section, Third floor. 40 pairs Black Kidskin and Calfskin Oxfords, with low or Cuban heels and Good- year welt soles. Sizes: 41 and 5 AAA; 4% and 5 AA: 3%, 4, 4% and 5 A: 3, 3%, -z:and 4% B; 2%, 3,3% and 4 All Summer Millinery Reduced to *3.75 Disregarding Former Prices 50 Hats, sports and dress models, go in tomorrow’s selling. The Sports Hats are of peanut straw with coloretl scarfs. are of silk, embroidered in colors. models. Exceptional values. 16 Trimmed and Untrim- med Hats in popular colors. Greatly Reduced to $1 each. Millinery Section, Third ficor. Novelty Skirts, $10 Were $20 and U': 35 handsome sports and & skirts of Vella graine, Velette, Crepe Knit. Thisldu, Golfspun, Du Barry and Shinnia spun. Wrap-around, gathered and fringed models. Unusual values. 14 White Gabardine Skirts, wrap-around and button trimmed models. $2.95 each; were . Jersey Coats, $5 5 Sleeveless navy blue models. Sizes 16 and 18. . Were $7.50 each. Skirt Section, Third floor. HOUSEWARES 1 Colonial Refrigerator, hard wood case, three door style. 75- 1b. ice capacity. Very Specikl,’ $20.75. 3. Food Choppers, $1.50 eachs were 1 Dish Washer, water power, $76. - Irons, complete with $3.95 ‘each; were $5.35. Slightly .Shopworn or ect. 4 Funnels, gray enamel. 20e each; were 35c. 1 Bathroom Mirror; whits, square frame. 3 was S4.95. 1 ‘white 33965 throom Mirror, oval frame, bevel plate. was $5.! 4 Metal Mill Boxes, withoyt keys. Greatly Reduced to TSe - each. 1 White Enameled Commode. $5; was $7.35. 2 Kitchen Chairs, white en- eled. $3 each; were Kitchen Stobl, white en- ameled. $2 each; were $350. Others Also some flower-trimmed Flower Trimmings, many pieces of various kinds and colors. Greatly Reduced to 10c each. Women’s Lingerie Very Special 124 Garments —Nalnsook En- velope Chemise, bodice _tops, tailored; Shirt Chemise of col- ored batiste, and Step-ins of col- ored batiste. 8, , each. Garments, white batiste Gowns, lace trimmed: muslin Skirts' with lace finish, and batiste Step-ins with narrow ruffies and val lace. Special, 95¢ each. 75 Garments — lace - trimmed Gowns; nainsook Envelope Chemise; _Skirt Combinations; Matcella Drawers with lace or embroidery.. Special, $1.45 each. TUnderwear Rection, Third Soor. Gold Decorated American Porcelain 0dd Pieces Specially Priced 6 Meat Platters, 20e 3'..; 6 Covered Dishes, Tie each. 4 Covered Butter Dishes, 6Se each 8 Pickle Dishes, 3%c each, 3 dozen Soup Plates, $1.35 dos. 6 dozen Tea Plates, $1.15 dos. N Dinsier Sets 2 American Porcalain 94-piece sets. Dainty spray decoration and g:]d line. Special, $14.95 get. 2 Sets of 50 pleces. American porcelain with conventional bor- der and gold line. Special, $13.50 “'1'sz f 49 pieces with pink O eaoration and gold Tine. P ray decoration and gol 4 10.50. Special, P American decorated porce- lain Tea Cups and [Saucers. 2Se 5 d'oun Dinner Plates, Ameri- can decorated porcelain. Special, 155, doson. Caizs Bection, Fifth Ssor. their remarkable values. Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. All Special Size Wash Dresses Now Greatly Reduced to $7.50 75 dresses in all; in- cluding striped and figured voiles, tissues and dotted swisses. Light and dark colors. Sizes up to 52%. All 'way below regular price. Special Sise Section, Third floor. net; size 36. to $10. 12 Sports Dresses, colors; broken size range. 813 each; were $35. 4 Evening Gowns, of black lace: sizes 36 to 40. reduced to $10 each. 1 Evening Gown, of black $40 each Greatly reduced Women’s Summer Wash Dresses Reduced to $7.50 Almost our entire stock of lovely Summer Dresses, including some imported French handmade frocks, as well as other dresses of imported ginghams, plain or figured voiles, tissues, linens and novelty weaves. Remnant Day price—$7.50 each. Former prices were far in advance of the various 10 Georgette Dresses. after- noon and street styles: in colors; broken sizes. $15 each; were $25. 3 White Georgette Gowns, for afternoon. Trimmed in_foulard or crepe de chine: sizes 38 and 40. 5 were $55. 1 Crepe de Chine Dress, red $35; was $45. Greatly . and white; size 38. ‘Women's Gown Section, Third floor. Women's Suits Definitely Reduced 17 Linen Suits. Deeply reduced to $5 each. Irish or Ramie linen, in blue, orchid, oxford, white or tan. Sizes 34 to 42. 10 Rajah and Shantung Suits. Greatly reduced to $975 each. Orchid, purple or natural. Sizes 34 and 36. 7 Silk Sports Suits. Greatly reduced to $19.50 each. White with orchid, rose or black. Sizes 34 to 38. One-of-a-Kind Sports Suits Reduced to $19.50 Each 1 White Flannel Suit. Size 36. 1 White Flannel Suit. Size 34. 1 White Wool Eponge Suit. Size 34. 1 White Velette Suit. Size 36. 1 Blue Flannel Suit. Size 34. 1 Black Roshanara Silk Suit. Size 38. 4 Sleeveless Sults; two-piece styles of Man-of- War cloth. tural and black. Sizes 34, 36, 40 and 42. Greatly reduced to $5 each. Sleeveless Knicker Sult, Man-of-War cloth 1 Three-piece style. Size 34. Greatly reduced to $5. 1 White Linen Riding Habit. Size 40. $9.75; was tural Linen Riding Habits. Size 40. Greatly reduced to 29.75 each. 3 Khaki Riding its. Two size 34 and one size 40. $9.75 each; were $19.50. Women's Suit Section, Third floor. Handmade Blouses Reduced to *1.35 19 Fine Mandmade Batiste Blouses, the ma- jority with filet lace. Soiled from display. Sizes 34 to 4. Were much more. 57 Blouses, of check gingham, colored batiste, organdy or dimity. Greatly Reduced to $1335 each. 24 White Voile Blouses, pointed frills embroid- ered in orchid, blue or flesh. Sizes 34 to $1.35 each; were $2.25. 13 Colored Batiste Blouses, flesh or rose. Round collars with Irish lace trimming. Slzes 34 to 44. Greatly redauced to 78c each. 9 Crepe de Chine Blouses, navy beaded in white, or tailored styles of orchid or bisque. Sizes 34 to_40. $2.95 each; were $5.75 and up. 7 White Georgette Blouses: round collars, with filet lace vests and cuffs. Sizes 34, 36, 40 and 46. $3.95 each; were $5.75. Blouse Section, Third floor. Corsets, Special, *3.95 50 Lily of France Corsets of fine broches and brocades. Sizes 23 to 28. Ex- Elastic waistline and medium long skirt. ceptional values. Women’s Coats and Wraps—Much Less 7 Pongee Jackets, sleeveless styles. Greatly Reduced to $5 each. . 3 Motor Capes, homespun or spongeen. Greatl, Lowered to 52.!0 euh.p s . 2 Poiret Capes. navy and black, crepe lined. $45 each; were $59.50. P stl White Plaid Sports Coat. Greatly Reduced to 1 Street Cape, of poiret twill, navy. $50; was 1 Navy Twill Cord Cape. $35; was $49.50. 1 Black Spongeen Wrap. $65; was $89.50. 1 Marvella Wrap, for fall wear. $95; was $110. 1 Black Kasha Wrap. $59.50; was $89.50. 1 Marvella Coat; full lined. $95; was $150. 1 Tailored Coat, navy poiret twill. $95; was 2} 25. 1 Navy Poiret Twill Coat. $75; was $110. Women's Coat Section. Third fioor. " Sweaters—Price Lowered 5 Pure Fiber Silk Sweaters, in novelty weaves with racked bottom. pleated girdles and in black. navy and white. - Slightly imperfect. Sizes 36. 38 and 40. Greatly reduced to $3.95 each. 14 Fiber Silk Sweaters, tuxedo or slip-on styles. Rose, American beauty. periwinkle, navy, tan and browns. Sizes 36 to 44. $5 each; were $8.75. 5 Pure Silk Sweaters, tuxedos in copen. flame. lavender, gray and white. Slightly imperfect. Sizes 36 to_38. Greatly reduced to §5 each. 2 Pure Silk Sweaters, a black tuxedo and a navy slip-on. Both with short sleeves. Size 36. Greatly lowered to $3.95 each. 1 White Silk Slip-on. V_neck and long sleeves. Slightly solled. _Size 36. $7.50: was $I5. 1 Pure Silk Tuxedo, navy striped weave. Size 52. $15; was 4 Swiss Hand Knitted Slip-ons, novel designs: short sleeves. Navy, tan and green. Sizes 36 and 33. $8.75 each; were $17.50. 5 Imported Jersey Slip-ons. V neck and long sleeves. White, navy, brown and rose, with con- trasting bands and belts. Sizes 36 and 35. Re- duced to $5 e Sweater Section, Third floor. Annette Kellermann Black Tights, 81 36 at this special price for Friddy. Regu- lation styles. Sizes 38, 40 and 42. ‘Bathing Suit Section, Third floor. Women’s Silk Hose $1.50 Pair; Were $3 60 pairs Pure Silk Hose, with silk garter hems and double soles. Russian. tan and nut brown. Sizes 815 to 10. Slight- 1y uneven weaves. . Reduced to $7. o were < white: striped. ; and back 90 Ferris Waists and Double Ve Girdles, of fine batiste and fancy broches. For growing girls. 56c each; were $1 and up. 50 Garter Brassieres, flesh color satin stripe poplin. Four hose supporters and inverted hooks and eyves. Back fasten- ing. Sizes 34 to ¢6. $1.38 each. Corset Section, Third floor. Special, 100 Brassieres, odd lots in- cluding all-over lace, em- broidery with lace, satin and lace, and all satin. All sizes in the combined _group. Greatly reduced to $1.50, $2.50 and $350 each. 200 Dress Trimmings; white or black. Of round mesh net or nainsook. Sizes 34 to 44. - each; were 75c. Exceptional Reductions MISSES’ APPAREL . Small quantities of expensive suits, capes and dresses *way below regular prices. 3 Novelty Suits, one an import of chinchilla cloth in chamois color; a bisque color suit with Persian braid trimming: the third a green basket cloth with white silk braid. Sizes 16 and 18. Greatly Reduced to $25 each. 3 Novelty Jersey Suits; white and orange. combined. Sizes 16 and 18. $i5 each; were much more. 1 Rose J Suit; tuxedo style. Size 16. $10; was $19.75. 6 Suits, Tweeds and Home- spuns. Rose, orchid and mul- berry. Sizes 16 and 13. Greatly 50 each. Misses’ Bection, Fourth flogs. Philippine Envelope Chemise, $1.95 7 “hand-embroidered Che- mise, in corset-cover - style. Sizes 36 to 42. Were $3 each. 5 Princess Slips; brown satin. Camisole top. Sizes 38 to 42. $595 each; were 0.50. 3 Princess Slips; pink wash il Camisole -top. Sizes $3.95 each; were $5. Third 13 Swing Hammocks. wove " stripe with wood spreader and head rest. In perfect condition. 5 Couch Hammocks, of good .grade duck l:,glv or khaki. Ve special, each. % .lt'Couch Hammocks; juare box mattress; khaki or gray; complete with extra pair . 4.75. Hammocks; green and Gl Adjustable head of hanging chains. $9.35 each; 81 10 Dresses, Swiss organdies and fine voiles. Navy, brown. rose and tan. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. 8330 50, Thompson orchid or corn 16 and 18. $.T5 po! of tweed or Teddy cloth and fiber silk. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Greatly Reduced to_$10 each. 2 Capes, of tweed and home- spun. Weather-proof. Sizes 14 Ang“lsA Deeply Reduced to $7.50 3 Red Seotch Chenille Capes: light weight. Size 16. Much be- low regular; $5 each. 40 pairs Women's Outsize Silk Hose, lisle garter tops and soles. Sizes 9% and 10 in gray and 9% in black. Uneven weave. $1.25 pr.; were $2. 12 prs. Women's White Silk Hose, colored clox. Broken sizes. $2.35 pr.; were §3. 40 prs. White Silk Hose, semi- fashioned. Sizes 9 and 9%. $1 Ppr.; were $125. 18 prs. White Lisle Hose, full fashioned. Sizes 9, 9% and 10. 55¢ pr.; were Thc. Hosiery Section, First floor. Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs 18¢, 6 for $1 25 dozen plain, ail- linen handkerchiefs, full size. Very special value. 10 dozen Men's White Silk Handkerchiefs, one- half-inch hems. Special, 35c each; 3 for $1. . Handkerchief Section, First Extra Special-Cut Glass Ice * Tea Sets, $1.95 Set One of the most important Specials we have ever offered for Renmant Day. These are.fine loral Cut Glass Sets, including a_graceful tankard shaped jug and six fancy shape tumblers. choice of three I ;l sell complete at 30 Colonial Glass Water Pitchers, two-quart size, in two shapes. Very Special, 35c each. Women’s Silk Umbrellas, $4.95 10 Umbrellas with wide self- color satin ers; bakalite trimmed handl with leather wrist strap or ring. Were 38. 2 Black Silk Umbrellas ‘with bakalite trimmed handles and gilk cords. $3.85 ench; were 96. 3 Silk Sun Parasols: groen or dresden. 8645 were $13. , Tmbeella Section, Firsy floor. cut patterns. The pitcher and 6 glasses will 20 dozen Colonial Glass Water Tumblers, fine and clear. Special, 35c dozen. Glassware Section, Fifth floor, White Sateen Petticoats Special, 85¢ 50 Shadow-proof Under- skirts, of good quality sateen with double panel back and front and embroidered scal- ope P petticont Bection, Third Soor.