Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1923, Page 18

s OFTCOAL MINERS & WAIT ON CONTRACT Union Men Are Seeking Pro- | posal to Supplant Pres- ent Agreement. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 4.—Union bitu- minous coal miners here to confer with operators on a natlonal wage and working rules agreement to re- Dlace that expiring March 31 today waited for a tentative proposal from the operators on the method of mak- ing contracts. The operators last night appointed ® committee of seven to draw up a plan for presentation to them goday at their session, called one hour in| advance of the joint conference. Indications were that the commit- tee would propose a method of pro cedure differing from any discussed in the two previous meetings of operat- ovs and miners here. Operators said they drew this canclusion from state- ments made by John L. Lewis, presi- dent of the miners, that district plans of settlement, a sliding wage scale and arbitration would not be accept- able to his organization. Several operators ventured the opinion that the conference would de- cide to return to the old central com- petitive fleld as a basis for negotiat- . ing with contracts extending the present agreement for one year. Both miners and operators admit- ted that their desire to reach an eement was stimulated by the at- titude of President Harding's fa finding commission on the meetings. It was reported that any agreement reached would be submitted to repre sentatives of the government for ap proval. §1,576,015 DUPONT TAX INJUNCTION SUSTAINED Collector of Interval Revenue Re- strained From Levying, But May Sue. By the As -ciated Press, P!HLADELPH!A, January 4.—The United States circuit court of appeals has sustained the injunction granted by Federal District Judge J. Whita- ker Thompson restraining the col- lector of internal revenue of Dela- | ware from levying on the property | of Alfred 1. du Pont to force the pay- ment of additional taxes of $1,576.015 by Dupont for the year 1915 The court of appeals also approved the ruling of Judge Thompson that the colluctor of internal revenue may flle a law suit for recovery of the taxes. The colleotor sought to compel du Pont to pay the taxes on a 200 per cent stock dividend of $26,245,065 he received @s a stockholder when the E. I du Pont de Nemours Powder Company, the New Jersey corpora- tion, transterred its affairs in 1917 to E. I du Pont de Nemours Company. the Delaware corporation. When the collector assessed the tax more than five years had elapsed since the divi- dend was declared, and du Pont maintained the government had lost the right to collect the taxes. On his refusal to pay the collector notified du Pont that his property in Dela- ware would be sold for the payment of the taxes. TAXI DRIVER ROBBED. New Orleans Chauffeur Blames Ma- rines From French Ship. BATON ROUGE, La., January 4.— Five men dressed in the uniform of French marines believed to be from the French croiser Jeanne d'Arc, now at New Orleans, last night kid- naped and robbed Joseph Dantonio, New Orleans chauffeur, tied him in his own car, brought him to Baton Rouge and disappeared with the auto- mobile. Dantonio, told the police that the men had hired his car in New Orleans to g0 to a suburb. sa gun in his 'side and ordered him to stop. Instantly another man in the party struck him on the head with a gun, knocking him unconscious. He was Tobbed of about $100 he said. At Baton Rouge, he said, the men took him to a raiiroad station, gave him money for a ticket to New Or- leans, directed him to take the mext train and warned him not to talk. 11th and G Sts. A, Lisner, President Fashiongrams From Paris McCall Printed Pattern 3021 A FULL length coat borrows the lines of the smart three - piece costume. Sleeves, blouse, low waistline and revered collar make up an at- tractive creation. New McCall Pattern 3021, 40c. Basement Store - $17.89735%0 Tene T (.._l-.--ua;====.......... W ST | Notion Specials Rubber Sanitary Aproms, net top, white, flesh, eac $5.95 Separate Skirts Friday Only at $4.95 Pleated and sports models of pru- nella, camelair and vefour checks, Friday only, $4.95—Third Floor. hite, flesh. colored. At i ::-n- Coat Hsagers. Fridey, 27c with 39¢ itary Napl! absorbent, 290 lized, 1 dozen to box, initary Belts, assorted sizes, Palats Royal—Main ¥loor, TP The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. SRo HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1923. SSCEUENENENNENSNENENEEEEGEEEAC 2n at - |Ribbon Specials Remnants of Satin, Dresden, M and Fancy effects, 4% to 5 inches wide. All colors and many long lengths. 190 Toire Friday only, yard, Remnants of Satin, Taffeta and Fancy All colors and 9 Paiails Royal—Main Floor, | effects, % to 1 fnch wide. many ‘long lengths. ] yard, Friday only, Handkerchiefs, 25¢ 60 Pure Linen Initial, also Cam- bric Handkefchiefs; slightly soiled and mussed.” Values, 30c to 75c | Friday only, 25c—Main Floor. 100 Wonderful Friday Bargains Stock=taking is about over, and, logically while taking stock we found many odd garments, incomplete range of sizes and small lots; the majority of them have been ushered in this Friday bargain announcement and repriced at savings sure to attract much attention. Shop early. No phone orders on advertised i tems. $2.45 Regularly $2.75 to $295.° All- over silk hose, in plain and lace clocks. Black, brown and’ gray. All first quality. Friday only, $2.45~Main Floor. | S— Silk Hose at $1.59 Regularly $250 to $295. Full‘fash- ioned pure thread silk, in black, white, brown. Pointex and square heels. Slightly irregular. Friday only, $159. —Main Floor. Sports Hose at $1.59 Regularly $1.75 and $195. Silk-and- wool and all-wool English ribbed sports hose, black, brown, tan, blue, heather and gray. All first Friday _ only, $159.—Main Sports Hose at 69c Regularly 79c to $I. Mercerized sports hose, in plain and dropstitch, in black, brown, blue, gray and camei mixed. First quality. Friday only, 69c. —Main Floor. Sports Hose at $1 Regularly $125%and $1.50. In wool mixed, silk-and-wool and mercerized. Black and colors. All first quality. Friday only, $1.—Main Floor. Children’s Hose, 59c Regularly 69c to $1. Wool, ribbed, in black, brown and white. Good as- sortment of size: First quality. Fri= day only, 59c—Main Floor. g y e Children’s Hose, 3 Prs.,$1 Regularly 50c and 75c. Ribbed, silk, in black, white and a_ few colors. Slightly soiled or imperfect. Sizes 4 to 6%. Friday only, 3 pairs, $1.—Main Floor. . Union Suits, $1.69. Regularly $195. Winter-weight cot- ton Carter suit, low neck, ankle length, tailored top with crochet edge. Built- up shoulder and bodice. All regular sizes. Friday only, $1.69.—Main Floor. Athena Suits at $1.69 Regularly $1.95. Extra sizes in winter and medium weight cotton, high neck, long sleeves;-Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, low neck. sleeveless, ankle and knee length. Extra sizes. Friday only, $1.69—Main Floor. G y 0 0 Children’s_Suits, $1.95 Formerly $2.25 to $295. Carter wool mixed_suits, long sleeve, ankle length. Also the popular Duofold suit, discon- tinued styles, mostly all sizes included. riday only, $1.95.~Main Floor. Fi Friday only. in Fioor. Children’s Underw’r, 39¢ Regularly 50c. Fleeced vests, high neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. Pants to match, ankle and knee length. 2 to 16 years. Friday only, 39c—Main Floor. Union Suits at 94c¢ Regularly $1.25. Regular and extra sizes in fleeced suits, low neck, sleeve- less; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and high neck, long sleeves, ankle length. First quality. All sizes. Friday only, 94c~Main Floor. Bureau Scarfs, 75¢ Each Regularly $1. 200 fine Yace-trimmed scarfs, excellent assortment. Sizes 18x50 and 18x45 inches. Friday only, 75c_each—Second Floor. Wool Blankets, $9 Pair Regularly $13.50 and $16. 10 pairs of fine wool blankets, double-bed size. Plaid designs. Slightly soiled. Friday only, $9 pair.—Second Floor. Carter Underwear, 89¢ Women’s. Ribbed Winter-weight Vests and pants to match. Ankle and knee length. Regular sizes. Friday only, 89c~Main Floor. ¥ 0 | Trimmed Hats, 93 Winter Hats in a good as- sortment_of desirable styles and colors. Just the thing to finish out the winter. Friday only, $1.98.—Second Floor. Velvet Hats, $1 133 Untrimmed Lyons and Panne Velvet Hats, all the season’s best styles in black only. Friday only, $1— Second Floor. . 200 Odd Hats, 49c. Ready-to-wear Hats in a good as- sortment of desirable styles and col- v only, 49c.—Second Floor. Angora Wool Hats, 49c Also suede-like hoods and tams. All the best colors reduced to a fraction of former selling prices. Friday only, 49c—Second Floor. Fine Black Kid Oxfords { and Pumps, $1.95 Pr. ‘650 pairs. Women’s. Former val- ues $2.50 up to $6.50 pair. In the com- bined lot, and models suitable for street or dress wear, with Turn or with soles, with Cuban or Louis heels: All sizes collectiv ' Glace Kid Gloves, $1.45 2-clasp Imported Glove, embroid- ered stitchings. Colors and white. Broken sizes of $2.50 quality. Friday only, $1.45 pair.—Main Floor. $3 to $4 Gauntlets, $2.85 Strap-wrist, of glace kid, in_taupe, oxblood and white with® black stitch- ing and gore, washable capeskin, in brown, gray and beaver and mocha- line. A washable sueded skin in nat- ural pongee and sand color. Friday only, $2.85 pair—Main Floor. 16-Button Gloves, $1.45 Chamoisette and Chamois Suede, plain and embroidered _stitchings, in sand, beige, brown, pearl and white. Broken sizes. Also Fowne's Filosette Gloves, Strap-wrist Gauntlets, Van Dyke point style in mode and gray. Broken sizes. Friday only,® $L45— Main Floor. TV Top ' Coal Friday, $15 & $16.50 Radically reduced to make a sensational sale for Friday. Sizes for women and misses. Friday only at $15 and $1650.—Third Floor. ‘ 450 Remnants, Half Included are crepes, white goods crashes, ginghams, bleached and un- bleached cottons, all desirable lengths. Friday only, ¥ regular price—Second Floor. Drapery and Curtain Materials Divided into five great lots Lot 1 10c Yard Lot 3 30c Yard 1 to 8 yard lengths, marked for quick disposal at about 20c on the dollar of their real value. We just finished our inventory and hundreds of short lengths were discovered in the most desirable fabrics. Many pleces are alike and enough of some to drape an entire room. Kapock Sunfast, Silk Figured Imported « Cretonnes, Domestic Cretonnes, Scotch Madras, Cur- tain Marquisettg, Dotted Swisses, Dainty Voliles, Figured Nets, Denim and Burlaps. Second Floor. Scrim Curtains, $2.68 Yd. Mayflower scrim, with hem- stitched borders and large corner designs. Regularly $3.50. Friday only, $2.68 yard—Second Floor. Cretonnes, 29c Yard 25 bolts of very fine cretonnes that formerly sold at more than double our special price of today. Some discontinued patterns.' Fri- day only, Z0¢ yard.—Second Floor. Sofa Cushions, Half Price High grade samples, made of silks and fine velours. 'Very well made in various shades. = Reg- ularly $5 to $25. Friday only, $2.50 to $12.50.—Second Floor. Fabric Gloves, 95¢ Pair Two-clasp, strap-wrist and _elbow length. Colors. and white. Broken sizes. Friday ‘only, 95c pair—~Main Floor. Art Needlework 85c_Stamped Children’s Dresses, bleached. Three designs for colored em- broidery. Sizes 2, 4 and 6 years. ggc All made up._ At - 10c to 13c Stamped Napkins, on white and unbleached material; 4 assorted patterns for colored and patch- work embroidery. At c $1.25 Stamped Bungalow Dress, un- bleached. One design for colored 79 work. ~ All made up. At c $1.69 Stamped Gown, on fine quality nainsook; two designs for white g work. All made up. At 3% to $1 Stamued Table Covers, Scarfs, Pillow Tops and 13-piecs 2q Lunch Sets; odds and ends. At c for colored work. s 29c Stamped Dry Well Towels; two designs At Palais Royal—Main Floor. | Furniture Specials G S22 33250 Tea Wagon sample, §1¢ 5 Friday, & $30 Tea Wagon, fumed oak, $15 00 $60.00 sample, at $120 Three-piece Library $15.00 $22.50 Suite, golden oak, leather seat, Reed Settee, cushion seat and back. Friday, '“;.Y finish, ummeh.l Friday, 820 Steel Bed, white enamel, sample. Friday, $10.00 $18 Steel Bed, white enamel, sample, Friday, $9.00 $225 ~ Tapestry Three-plece Library and kapock, sample. Friday, $19250 Art Reed &plmls- e, loose cushion _seats, large size, sample. _Friday, $96.25 $200 Hand Decorated 6- plece Breakfast Room Suite, §70() (0 Three-piece Library Suite. upholstered in velour. gg0) Q) Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. $45 Simmons Steel Bed, old Suite, filled with hair, cotton gp72 50 sample, 20.60 sample, Bargain Basement List Below Bungalow Aprons, Friday at 79¢ ' Last of higher priced lots: of su- perior wash materials, with trim- mings of rick-rack braid, etc. ¥ri- day, 79 Boxed Handkerchiefs at Half Price Left over from the holidays; some slightly soiled. Women's—50c boxe: 2Bc; 69c boxes, 35c, Men's—$1.00 boxes, 50e. - Suede Gloves, 69c Women's Suede - finish _Gauntlet Gloves, with wri , 89, Crepe Kimonos, $1.29 ‘The floral effects and the ribbon trimmings give charm to these “Em- pire” and Shirred Kimonos. 36 to 42. At 3129, Sports Hose, 68¢c Wool mixed—women's Hose, with silk clocks; fashioned with seam, 9 and 9%. Irregulars. Friday at 50c Cashmere Hose,"2 Prs., 50c Half price for women’s Black Cashmere Hose. Irregulars of 50c grade, reinforced. $1.50 Hose, $1.00 ‘Women's, with long silk boot. Full fashioned and reinforced; irregulars, black only. Friday, $1.00. un- | Cou¢h Covers, $1.88 Ea. Of tapestry, desirable sizes and colorings. Friday only, $1.88 each. —Second Floor. Window Shades, 35¢ Each All perfect, included are Hol- land, Duplex and Oil Opaque, in various sizes and colors. Bring your measurements. Friday onmly, 35c each.—Second Floor. | Drapery Materials, 40c Yd. 50-inch plain sunfast material in full bolts. About 300 yards in all. Friday only, 40c yard.—Second Floor, Now in progress — Sale of Jersey Dresses, $9.50 Reduced for Friday only. Good quality jersey. Swagger one-piece modzf); for women and misses. Enhanced with tucking and little Dbuttons. Choose _from black, brown or navy. Splendid values for Friday only at $9.50.— Third Floor. 3Hu Towl, 25¢ . 900 fine bleached face towels, large size; plain white and colored hem- stitched borders. Friday only, 25c each—Second Floor. Cnce of Rugs Friday Only, $5 Each _Congoleum Rugs, 9x10%-foot size. Congoleum Rugs, size. Congoleum Rugs, 6x9-foot size. De Luxe Co. Grass Rugs, 8x10- foot size. ; Neponset Rugs, 6x9 feet Axminster Rugs, 3x6 feet. Velvet Rugs, 3x6 feet. 7¥4x9-foot The Congoleum Rugs are in the new designs, but have slight mis- prints. All others are guaran- teed perfect goods. Friday only, $5 each.—Second Floor. Floor¢Covering Friday Only, 45¢ Yd. Regular 59¢ and 69c value. Ne- ponset, Blue Ribbon and Certain- teed Floor Coverings, for your kitchen, pantry, etc. Friday only, 45c yard—Second Floor. Oval Rag Rugs $1.38 Each 300 Rugs, made in 13x36-inch size. Very desirable for in front of beds, kitchen or bathroom use. Friday only, $138 each.—Second - Floor. Axminster Rugs Friday Only at $31.25 50 High-pile Rugs that sell regularly at $42.50. 9x12-foot size. The newest designs and colorings. Friday only, $31.25.— Second Floor. Corsets, Girdles, Neglige Belts, Brassieres and Bandeaux—Remarkable Savings. $7.95 0 Critty Bien-Jolie—that sells regularly at $10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20 and even | higher. $4.7 Palais sell _normally at $7.50, $12.50 and even higher. ner, Bien-Jolie —Corsets, including Bin- and Royal—custom-made—that $8.50, $10, $2.955ouis i tor sao0. $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 and even higher. Girdles $2.49 N::I?;: Belts, Bien-;:\?g' and other fine makes, that sell regu- larly at $3.50, $4.50, $5, $6 and even higher. $2-4 sell normally at $4.50, $5, $650 and even higher. Other Brassieres and Bandeaux at 39c Each —Front-lace Corsets that | i $l 8 Corsets for every-day . wear — Bien - Jolie— that normally seil for $3.50, $4, and even higher. $1 9 —Brassieres and Ban- . deaux, made by’ De Bevoise, Bien-Jolie, H. & W. and others, that normally sell for $3, $3.50 and $4.50. —Brassieres and Ban- $l -4 deaux that normally sell for $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. 79 —H. and W. and Neatform C Brassieres and Bandeaux. Formerly $1, $1.50, $2 and higher. 95 —~Brassieres and Bandeaux, C the famous H. & W. and De Bevoise makes. Palais Royal—Third Floor. —Blankets and Comfortables— Low Priced at $3.98 and $4.98 Friday Only. at $3.69 Double-bed size. These heavy Army Blankets make good auto robes. The comforts, filled with pure cotton and covered in bright color materials, are'as ornamental as useful. Doities at 5¢ Of good damask in artistic floral designs; made with scalloped edges. 1,000 at bc each. Two-Piece Pajamas, 88c ‘Women's. Of batiste and nainsook, le in dainty colors of flesh, lavender, blue and maize. SSc~Bar- gain Basement, $1.00 Gloves, 79¢ Dent's 2-button Suede Gloves; women’s, with embroidered backs; 6 to 7 sizes. Friday, 79¢. $1.25 Hose, 79¢ 7 ‘Women's English Ribbed Wool Hose, heather effects. Friday only at 79e. All Coats at Finally Reduced Prices were- less than $19.75. Coats of fine cloths, full lined. with large fur collars. 16 to 44. and Velours. sS ”—Nono ‘were less | than $12.95— some were $14.95, ©Of Chinchilla, Tweeds, Herringbones F $4.89 1Lt 1o Slzes | ¢ Full-lined Coats, many with far collars.— Bargain Basement. Turkish Towels, 14¢ Guest size—with floral designs; in pink, gold or blue. Why pay 25c? Table Damask, 25c¢ - Mercerized—a s pleces. Friday at 25¢ yard. 1,500 Yards, 10c Yard Unbleached Muslin, Crepes, Ging- hams; mill lengths. At 10c yard. +2,000 Yards, 12c Yard Percales of quality; used in men's shirts and women's tub dresses. Fri- dsy at 13c yard. Bedspreads, $1.29 Heavy Crochet Spreads, for three- e b et 139, -like finish—full | Choice for $3.60.—Tomorrow—Bargain Basement. 20c to 25¢ Towels, Friday, 4 for 50c Turkish Towels, last of quick sell- ing lots. Amy 4 for 50e. ' $1 to $1.39 Cloths, Friday, 79¢ Damask Table Cloths, 58-inch, héfi- stitched or scalloped edges. Cholce for e, . Blankets, $1.49 “Woolnap,” a famous name for fa- mous Blankets. Not wool, but look- ing and feeling like wool. 3,000 Yards, 12¢ Yard ‘White Wash Goods—crepes, bleach- ed muslin. Last of many lots. .Fri- day at 120 yard. ~ Bargain Basement. | “value. | the stove as in the oven. | all-weather corduroy, broken size as- | Bolster Cases, 60c Each | 2,500 Yards Velvet | | Corduroy, 88c Yd. This is the famous Corduroy, supple, of good weight; comes in the medium wale. An ideal fab- ric for robes, dresses and sep- )| arate skirts; over 50 desirable colors to choose from. Palais Royal—Seeond Floor, Woolen Section All-wool Imported Crepe, only, $1.95 yard. Rth)\'e of the most popular colors. egularly $2.25. Tgl:ltse )s'upple crepes will be in great demand for the coming season. Buy now and save 30c yard. ) 0 Lining Section Fancy Sateen, Friday only, 42c yard Regularly 49c. Small designs, suit- able for dresses; both light and dark background. Palais Royal—Second Floor. China and Housewares 17-Plece Japanese China Tea Sets, pretty rose bud decoration, $8.45 ¢ 95 value. Special, e 5-Piece Mixing Bowl Sets, vellow ggc stoneware, $1.19 value. Special, 82-Plece English Porcelain Dinner Sets, blue willow decoration, $22.50 15 39 value. Special, - Decorated English Earthenware Tea Pots, 6 and 8 cup sizes, values up 98¢ to $1.50. Special, | American Porcelain Cups and Saucers, floral decoration, $3.00 dozen $1 19 Special, § for o i Brown and White Earthenware 39c Custard Cups. Special, 6 for Coffee Mills, with 1-pound Containers, fastened on board ready to hang .39c | on_wall, 95c value for Tea, Table and Desert Spoons, made of pure aluminum—regular price 10c ¢ each, to close out, Special, Black Japanned Dust Pans, with long hancles, the “Non-Staop” kind, 23¢ (¢ values. Each, Round Iron Roasters or “Dutch” Ovens, absolutely air-tight, self basting and roasts equally as well on top of An assort- Friday ment of sizes. Values up to $4.25. Cholce, ench, $2.95 Wire Waste Paper Baskets, suitable for office use, made by the Massillon Wire Company. Values up to 31.75. ggc Special, -each, Nickel-plated Coffee Urns. “!].'ni\‘ersn!" make, 6 cup size, regularly $15.00 values for $9.95 “Radio” Electric Stoves, toasts, fries or_grills, complete with socket, g5 cord and plug, $1.49 value for White Enameled Steel Table Tops, subject to slight imperfections, sizes 25x40 and 25x41%, regular price §7 89 $2.75. Special, = Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Friday Only at $7.95 Regular $10 grade Corduroy Suit. All made of the well known Crompton sortment. Both knickers full lined. Sizes 8, 13, 14 and 15 only. Friday only, $795.—Main Floor. | priced ‘ti Men’s Union Suits $1.29 Broken sizes and lots of Heavy Ribbed Cotton'Suits; long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 42, 44 and 46. Friday only, $1.29~Main Floor. Men’s Union Suits, 95¢ 108 suits of medium-weight ecru cotton; ribbed. Long sleeves and ankle length. A few have minor de- fects and some slightly soiled from handling, Sizes 38 to 42. Friday only, 95c.—Main Floor. Men’s Madras Shirts, 95¢ Broken lots and sizes of woven and crepe madras; slightly soiled. Some 14, 14% and 15, but mostly all 1572 to 17.. Friday only, 95c.—Main Floor. Men’s Silk Ties, 50c About 200 open-end ties with slip- easy bands. Odds and ends of higher i i Friday only, 50c.—Main Men’s Smoking Jackets $595 grade, $395 | $10.95 grade, $6.95 $695 grade, $4.95 | $13.50 grade, $8. $900 grade, $595 | SISS0 grade, $995 Boys’ Pajamas, $1.10 One-piece Flannelette Pajamas. Ages 4 to 12. Friday only, $1.10.—Main Floor. s Boys’ Pajamas, $1 Two-piece Flannelette Pzian}a:. Ages 8 to 12. Friday only, $L.—Main Floor. Young Men’s and Men's $35 to $45 Overcoats Friday Only at $25.75 About 60 fine quality . Overcoats from our regular stock at the season’s lowest price. Models include young men’s raglan and kimono sleeve style, also some staple dark gray Chester- fields, fine all-wool coats. Sizes in the lot 33 to 38 only. Friday only, $25.75. *—Main_Floor. A y 0 Men’s Suits, $25.00 Clearance of all single trousers suits, in our stock at greatly below wholesale cost. 3 stout blue serge suits, tailored by Schloss Bros. Sizes 38 and 40 in_stouts. - Formerly $45 Friday. only, $25.00—Main Floor. Men's Blue Serge Suits Friday Only at $25 Two suits, tailored by Schloss Bros. Sizes for tall men, 39 and 40. Long Formerly $45. Friday only, $25.—Main Floor. Boys’ Overcoats, $10.95 Regular $15 to $20 grade. Compris- ing many of the finest overcoats in our stock, strictly all-wool fabrics, with all-wool linings. Ra; Izp and regular shoulders. Convertible ‘collars and muff pockets. Sizes 3 to 11. Fri= day only, $10.95—Main Floor. — Men’s Suits, $22.50 About 20 suits of fine quality all- wool fabrics from the best makers. Sizes in the lot as follows: Quantity | 1 1 1 1 8 Sizes H B .8 & 2 Formerly $35 to $50. Friday only, $22.50.—M: Floor. Little Boys” Overcoats Friday Only at $6.95 Regular $10 to $1250 grade. Good™} quality tvoolen chinchillas and all-wool meltons; made 'with all-wool linings, convertible collars and muff pocketsy 'S=ix=s 3 to 8. Friday only, $6.95.—Main foor. Small Boys’ Corduroy Suits, Friday at $2.95 Regular $395 value. Velvet-finish corduroy in middy and Balkan button- on style. Broken sizes 3 to 8 in the lot. Friday only, $2.95—Main Floor. Regularly 85c. 36 Mohawk cases, some slightly soiled. Size 45x72 inches. Friday only, 60c each—Second Floor. These Specials $2.50 Suits, $1.98 Women’s Silk and Wool Union Suits—40 per cent wool—first quality. Low neck, no sleeves, ankle length. 42 and 44. Friday, $1.98. Corsets at $1.00 C-B, May-O-Belt, P. R. and other reliable makes, of firm coutil, pink :nd white. 19 to 36 sizes. Fridey, Y Quitte T Boys’ Suits, 79¢ Regular at'$1.00; fleeced suits; high neck, long sleeves, ankle lengt] to 12 years; irregulars. Friday at 7fc. Umbrellas—Half Price Slrnsl f India Silk Umbrellas; only 2 . Each at half priee. | Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Friday Only at $7.95 Regular $10 to $12.50 grade. Norfolk style of woolen and all-wool cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds, both knickers lined. Sizes for boys 7 to 17. Friday only, $7.95—Main Floor. X : Stationery Specials 1923 Calendars; vdlues, Reduced to 10c each. Fancy Tin Boxes, 13c, 23c and 25¢ each. \ 75¢ Boxed Stationery, 2 paper and envelopes. Friday, - Palais Royal—! Bungalow Cases, 40c Ea. Regularly 65c. 20 Fruit of the loom slightly soiled. . Size. 45x36 Friday only, 40c each—~Second quires of for Friday Only $5 Umbrellas, $3.98 Women's Silk Umbrellas; fast col- ors; Bakalite trimmed handles. day only at $3.98. $1.25 Suits, 95¢ ‘Wonien's Fleeced Union Suits; neck, long sleeves, ankle lengtl and 38 sizes. Friday only at 85ec. Suits, Out Sizes, 95¢ ‘Women's Ribbed Union Suits: sizes 46 to 50; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length. _ M . 9 ? ‘Springtex” at 69c Fleece-line@ Vests, Dutch neck, el- bow sleeves; 36 and 38; irregulars. Friday, 60e. &« Palais Royal-—Bargain Basement. Fri- Undergarments, 69¢ ., For stout figures. Drawers and corset covers, of ‘nainsook, finished . with neat embroldery trimmings. 89e. —Bargain Basement. Rompers, 69¢ Each checks and plain colors. ‘Some with touches of hand-embroidery. Sizes 2 10 6. @9c—~—Rargain Basement, Dresses and Skirts—=Finally Reduced ‘Women’s and Misses’ Ve- lour Dresses, / None were less than $5.75, some were $795. . 4 89 Skirts of wool Prunella cloth, in splendid variety. Many ‘were $7.95, a few were $4.95. . - . = v - On Sale Tomorrow—Palais Royal Bargain Basement. 25¢ to 60c. Peg-top style. Of linene, chambray, - (AR RN NREERERERRRERERENRRERRNRNRENENNERERERERLELNERERENRERERNRNNNDERERNRNENNNNRENNENRERERNERNNEREREENEREE N iy ey |