Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1923, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1923. 1 = BORAH DEMANDS | RUSSRECOGNITION Sees Stabilizing Effect on World if United States Should Take Action. LODGE LEADS OPPOSITION Massachusetts Senator Defends Ad- ministration and Explains Delay in Acting. Demanding. that the United States ®overnment recognize the govern- ment of Russia without further delay, Senator Borah of Idaho, republican, in a two-hour speech in the Senate Yesterday contrasted the action of Washington in recognizing the revolu- tionary government in France with the fallure of the present administra- tion to deal with the revolutionary government of Russla. “I cannot understand,” said Senator Borah, “why it is not the part of wisdom, in view of the conditions which now confront us, to do the simple thing in accord with the best traditions of America—to draw as friendly a relationship between those powers (Russia, Germany and Turkey) and the United States as possible. Eftect on World. “What would be the effect tomorrow piorning if it were known throughout the world that the United States had yecognized Mexico and established friendly relations with that nation and brought back the sympathetic yelation of all the people of South ‘America_to the United States? Sec- ondly, that the United States had recognized Russia and established friendly relations with that nation? What would be the psychological effect upon the condition of turmoil which _now tortures the human family? Is it not time for us to take some “steps, to make some move, to bring back’ friendly relations among the nations?” “Senator Lodge, chairman of the forelgn relations committee, came to the defense of the administration, declaring that recognition had not been accorded to the Russian soviet goverment, not because of its form, but because there was no assurance that it could or would protect the nationals of this country and their property within the borders of Rus- sia. No Fear of Holshevism. Senator Borah declared that he had 70 fear of the bolshevist propaganda having any effect in the United States. He added: “Our conduct toward Russia has fed bolshevism from the beginning. It has strengthened Lenin and Trotsky every day that it continued to exist. 80 I do not know what they would do; T do not care what they would do. I am perfectly willing to trust the American people against such propaganda. T do not know of any soil so sterile in which to sow and let die the seeds of bolshevism as the common people of America. I will trust our people to deal with such propaganda.” The ldaho senator said that at the present time seventeen nations are trading with Russia, either through treaties or by recognition. These gov- ernments, he said, were Great Britain, Germany, Ttaly, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Turkey, Esthonia, Lithuania, Finland, Serbia, Afghanisfan, Poland, Latvia, China, Japan and Mexico. Facts to Consider. “I hope.” he said, “we have heard enough about the fact that after six yeurs this government in Russia is unable to meet its obligations; that it has no money; that it may any day fail or fall by the wayside. That is not a matter, under present condi- tions and circumstances, which ought to_welgh in the least. “The preponderating, controlling, dominating fact is that there is a government which has had an_exist- ence for nearly six years, perform- ing all the duties and obligations of a government." Senator Borah's assertion that the oviet government was now maintaining order throughout its jurisdiction and was affording adequate protection to foreigners was controverted by Senator lodge, who gained the floor as soon as the 1daho senator had concluded. Opposed by Lodge. “I do mnot agree with the senator's views as to present conditions in Rus- sla,” Mr. Lodge said. “It is a truism that the United States cannot examine into the internal affairs of another govern- ment which seeks recognition, but at the same time it must also be conceded that it is the exclusive right of the recognizing power to decide when such recognition should be given. “It must also be conceded there are other things besides the internal status involved in the decision to recognize a government. One of these is its ability for international relations and another 8 to protect the nationals of other countries and to give them security and rafety in domestic courts. I cannot fgrea that this situation now obtains in Russia.” —_— TRIO ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED SHOPLIFTING {m [Wife Held for Grand Jury. Hus-i band and Sister Also ! ! in Toils. Mrs. Tlorence Begg, twenty-four vears old, Brookline, Mass, was ar- raigned in Police Court yesterday on A charge of shoplifting, having been arrested in a local store by Police- woman Irene Hubbs. She was held in bond in the sum of $1,000 for the action of the grand jury. Later in the day Detective Mans. fleld, Vermillion and Messer arrested William Begg, husband of the alleged shoplifter, and Miss Eva C. White, her sistcr, Charges of receiving stolen goods were filed against them. Following the Police Court hearing in Mrs. Begg's case, the police were told that her husband and sister were in the city and that they had alleged stolen property secreted In a 3d street rooming house. Detectives say they racovered alleged stolen property in The rooming house. Begg and his Astdr-in-law are saheduled for a Lotice Court hearing tomorrow. PURSE THIEF SOUGHT. Man Makes Practice of Robbing Teachers in Schools. School authorities and the police are anxious to establish the identity of an unidentified whiteman who has been stealing purses and money from teachers in schools in different parts of_the city. The latest school theft was reported vesterduy by Miss Julia M. Rawlings, principal of Wallach School, Pennsyl- vania avenue and 7th street south east, who told of the taking of a handbag containing $10. Police were told that the man has represented himself as being a so- licitor for a newspaper, but they re. ported he has no such employment. Two colored men were suspected in two instances. CHIMNEY BLAMED FOR FIRE. ks from a chimney.are believed. eos:.-:e. sét fire to the roof of the house -0f George Stormont, 223 § street mortheast, last night about 7 oclock. The first caused $10 damage. '@l M. B AZe. Eden Cloth, 19¢ Yard Very Fine Quality of Eden Cloth, in small stripes; very durable; suit- able for pajamas and other under- garments. Friday only, 19c yard— Second Floor. Friday Only, $1.95 Reduced from $.25, $250 and $295. Tmported g ‘Wool- mixed Hose, full fashioned; some with hand - embroidered clocks; plain_and derby ribbed. Also American wool and silk-and- wool. In tan, camel, gray, black and heather mixtures. TFirst quality. Friday only, $1.95 Main Floor. Sports Hose, 2 for $1.29 Regularly $1. First quality wool mixed hose, blue, brown and heather, also dropstitch mercerized cotton in tan, camel, blue, gray and brown miy tures. All sizes. Friday only, 2 pairs, $1.20.—Main Floo Women’s Hose, 2 Pairs, $ Regularly 59¢ and 75c. Heather mixed, some have silk clocks. English ribbed in _colors. Full fashioned cotton hose, in black. Lisle hose in black and colors. All first quality. Friday only, 2 pairs, $1.—Main Floo; Children’s Hose, Friday, 29¢ i Reduced from 59c¢ and Broken assortment of ribbed wool mixed hose, full length, in tan and white, slightly soiled, otherwise perfect. Sizes 8 to 9. Three-quarter wool mixed with fancy tops. Slightly imperfect. Sizes 9 to 10. ¥Friday only, 20¢ pair—MVain Floor. Kayser Silk Hose, $1.95 Regularly $2.25. Full-fashioned mer- cerized garter top with Pointex heel. | In black only, rst quality. Friday only, $1.95—Main Floor. Children’s Hose, 2 for 49¢ Regularly 29c_and 35c. Long ribbed stockings, also 3% Sports Hose; roll top. White with fancy tops. 4 to 91y, Friday only, 2 pairs, 49c.—Main Floor. Holeproof Hose, 89¢ 1f perfect would sell for § and wool and wool mixed sports hose. Plain, _dropstitch and self-clocked. Black, brown, tan, camel and heather mixed. Very slight irregular weaves. All sizes. Friday only, 88¢ pair—Main Floor. Chiffon Silk Hose, $1.39 Pure thread silk with seamed back. Black, gun metal, polg gray, nude, otter, cinnamon, beige. First quality, in sealed package. Friday only, $1.39— Main Floor. ? Women’s Underwear, $ $1.25 to $2 values. Union Suits, with low necks, no slee and ankle length. White and pink. Size 34 and 3 Silk- top Suits, tight knee length. zes 36. Glove Silk Camisole: Jers Knit Bloomers, etc. Slightly soiled and dis- continued styles. Friday only, $l~— Main Floor. 59¢ to $1 Underwear, 49¢c Children's Vests, Pants and U Suits; some slightly soiled. Women's Union Suits and separate pieces. Win- ter and spring weights. Broken assort- ment of styles and sizes. Friday onmly, 49¢ each.—Main Floor. Women’s Union Suit, 89c Silk Regularly $1 and $1 Medium weight, low neck and sleeveless, knee length. Fleece lined, high neck, long sleeve, low neck, sleeveless, ankle length. Regular and extra sizes in- cluded. All first quality. 88c—Main Floor. Women’s Union Suits, 59¢ Regularly $1. Swiss ribbed, high neck, long sleeves, short sleeves and ankle length. Regular and extra sizes. Low neck, sieeveless and short sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 34 to 36. First qual- ity. ¥Friday only, 58c—~Main Floor. Women’s Union Suits, $1.59 Friday only, Regularly $1.95 and $2.25. Medium and fleece winter weight suits. Broken assortment of styles and sizes, includ- ing Carter and Athena makes. Friday only, $1.59—Main Floor. Petticoats, Friday at $1.00 Special lot of Petticoats, mude of sateen and Websterloom, in black and colors, flat pleated flounce. Friday only, $1.00~Third Floor. Aprons, Friday at 59¢ Some slightly soiled. Odd lot of White Aprons, with or_ without bibs. Friday only, 59c.—Main Floor. Boudoir Slippers at 79¢ Japanese Slippers, of quilted silk em- broidered vamp, kimono shades. Fri- day only, 78c~Third Floor. White Outing, 16¢ Yard 28 inches wide; medium weight. Friday only, Floor. 16c yard.—Second ZhePALAIS ROY; The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. 100 Wonderful Friday Bargains Fridayy—Our Weekly Bargain Day!~Needs for Men, Women, Children and the Home at Reduced Prices Also New Spring Merchandise at Special Prices for Friday Only--No Phone Orders on Advertised Items '30 Spring Dresses. Friday Only, $18 So you better be here early. Silk and cloth fashion these at- tractive models. Friday only at $18.—Third Floor. Dresses Reduced, $14.75 Taken from our higher priced racks. Destrable Crepes, attractively made. Fridny only, $14.75~Third Floor. Dresses, Special at $10 Choose from Jersey, silk and cloth, smart styles. Spring’s recent additions to our stock. Friday omly, $10~Third Floor. ;65';0 Drawstring Bags, $4.9_8- Crochet Bags, trimmed with steel beads, finished at bottom with large cut steel ' tassel, chain_ handle to match. Black, navy, tan and gray. Friday only, $4.98.—Main Floor. $3.50 Crochet Bags, $2.98 New Crochet Drawstring Bags, trim- med with crystal beads; colors, black and steel, all-jet, green, ecru, brown, steel and garnet. Friday only, $2.98— Main Floor. $1.25 Change Purses, 98¢ New Change Purses, special—back or top strap style leather leaf grain. Color and many other grained leathers; lined with moire or figured satin. Colors, black, brown, gray or navy, with center compartment. Friday only, 88c~—Main Floor. Matteawan \-Ielour Hats, $1.79 Only twenty in all. Desirable colors and black. At a special close-out price For Friday only, $1.70~Palais Royal —Second Floor. Fancy Feathers, Friday, 39¢ Home milliners, a splendid opportu- nity. Ostrich feathers in colors. Friday only, 39c~Palnisx Royal—Second Floor. safin Camisoles, Friday, $1.00 Special lot of Heavy Satin, lacey or embroidered styles, pink only. Friday only, $1.00~Third Floor. Corset Covers, Friday at 59¢ 0dd lot of Corset Covers and Bloomers, neat styles, just a little mussed. Fri= day only. 59c.—Third Floor. Now In Progress February Sale of Furniture, Save 10 to 507 $3.50 Fo_ldinlg Cahrd Tables, made strong with leather- ette top. At $2.89 $2 Solid hOa_k Costumer, made strong, with six coat ha}t}\ge‘:s, Ats . $lo49 athroom Stools, white enamel. At 51000 $2 Bedroom Tal;l;‘. made strong, wit shelf. At $l-49 Bed Pillows, filled dwi!h all new feathers, coveres in art ticking, 98¢ I'(itchu’;l Chglirsb, (\)(f hardwood spindle back, unfinished. At 79¢ Taborets, mission style, fumed oak. At 49c¢ fiSll Bcdl Spring, gray enamel nish, close-woven wire. At $8.95 Drop-side Couch Bed, gray enamel finish, Rome link spring, size 48x72. At $5.4‘9 inches. At white enameled. At $7.95 12x24. At and spring, 36 $l l 95 . with spring, mahogany finish, size $7 45 o Simmons White Enamel Bed Foster Ideal Crib, Hall Glass, of Birchwood, dull Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. $1.75 All-Silk Georgette Crepe Friday, $1.59 Yard There are over 75 shades to choose from. In Dress Goods 54-inch Tweed and Homespun Suitings, Friday only, $139 yard. These goods are 100% virgin wool and a splendid color range to select from. Regularly $1.59 yard. Friday at $1.39. In ings Silk and Cotton Brocades; also Printed Cotton-back Satin. Fri= day only, $1.35. Our regular §149grades. Choice assortment of color combinations to choose from—at $L39 yard. Palais Royal—Second Floor. China and Houseware Cupw and Saucers, American porcelain, Rosebud decoration, coffee size. §3 25 Special, ¢ for - ‘\\lle;v Set; . '1; pieces, ]lh(n blown, cluster Grape design, Regularly $1.69. Special, $1.39 ‘Water Tumblers, thin blown, bell Regularly $1.43 dozen. . dozen. $1.19 El rthenware, 4- cup capacity Spe 50 Pitchern, vle, 1%-quart capacity, Regularly 39 Special, 33C Mixing Bowl Sets, pieces, glazed stoneware, Zane Grey. Regularly 98c. i 85¢ elf watering, sub- Cholc: f 2 8. Special, S $z'79 Clothesline Reels, Ever-ready for kitchen, bathroom, back porch, 29 laundry. ete. Special C Serving Trays, wicker frames with funcy cretonne “under glass. *assorted shapes and sizes. Regular price 5 Special, $1.19 Ash Sifters, galvanized, “E. Z. ;OV?I', fl‘ls over any size can or arrel. Regular price $1.75. Special, $1.39 casy to Supreme Polish Mops, reaches under radiators. 3gc frrigating. with handle, Spectal, Androck Dish Drainers. heavy, re- tinned, with wire holder for spoons. cut- lery, etc. Regular price $2.39. g7 29 Special, “Shino” Polishing Cloths, unequal for silver or nickel ware. 3gc use on gold, Special, Electric Heater “Double Action,” poldlsf‘lefl !l;lfl h;:dy with nickeled trim end legs. Regular price $4.50. Speclal, $2.79 Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Inlaid Linoleums $1.50 Yard Armstrong’s better grades of Inlaid Linoleums; about 20 pat- terns to select from; mostly in part rolls, but enough of some to fit out entire rooms. Friday only, $150 yard.—Second Floor. Remnants Half Price Remnants of wash goods and domes- tics. Voiles, gInghams, batistes, lawns, unbleached muslin and sheetings. Fri- day only at 3% price.—Second Floor. $2.69 Table Linen, $1.90 Yd. . Just three pieces of extra heavy pure linen Silver Bleached Table Damask. Friday only, $1.90 yard.—Second Fioor. Nikpan Napkins, $1.00 Dozen Ready hemmed; regular price, $1.25 dozen. ~ Friday only, $1.00 dozen—Sec- ond Floor. Real Kid Gloves, $1.59 Pair 2-clasp pique and overveam, Paris point and embroidered stitchings; self, contrast and two-toned in tan. mode, champagne, white and white with black embroidery. Every pair perfect, all sizes in the lot, but not in each color. $2.50 and $3.00 qualities. Friday only, $1.59 pair—Main Floor. Chamoisette Gloves, $1.15 Pr. Kayser's 16-button Chamoisette Gloves, spear point and two-toned embroidered stitchings, in covert, coffee. beaver, mode, beige, biscuit, pongee and white. Friday onlv, $1.15 pair—Main Floor. Fabric Gloves, 55¢ Pair 2-clasp Suede Fabric Gloves, plain and embroldered stitchings in covert, beige, black and white. Broken sizes. Friday only, 55¢ pair—Main Floor. The Suits come in fine all - wool tweeds, in four distinctive styles; crepe de chine lined and_ splen- didly taflored. Sizes 16 to 44. The Coats come in wide varlety of imported and do- mestic mixtures; overplaids shad- ow plaids, camel- airs and polairs. Sizes 16 to 44. Palais Royal—. Third Fleor. 0dd Sweaters, Friday, $3.75 Splendid values in odd sweaters; all wool, good and warm. There are odd colors and sizes. Black jade, brown, etc. Al sizes collectively. Friday only, #3.75—Third Floor. Wash Blouses, Friday, $1.00 Including voile, dotted voile, dotted swiss, gingham, check ginghams__ All colors. Friday only, $1.00—Third Floor. $4.98 to $5.95 0dd Suit Blouses, Friday at $3.75 New red, bisque, brown and light shade of georgette crepe and crepe de chines. Overblouses and Tie-backs. All sizes. Friday only, $3.75—Third Floor. Notion Specials Elons Hair Nets, real human bai Friday, 20c dozen. All Rubher Household_Aprons, assorted colors, with butterfly pocket. Friday only, each Too. Lingerie Braid with bodkin, fast color, super- ior quality, assorted. Friday enly, 3 for 1%c. ety Dimple Never Lost Safety Pins, rust proof, guaranteed. At 9o card. Smail cuhe pins, 100 count assorted, 3 for So. (7lArtex Wash Cloths, “assorted colors. Friday, c each. band made. Palais Royal—Maia Floor. Curtain Materials Friday, 28¢ Yard An extraordinary Friday Spe- cial. New Spring Curtain Mate- rials—40-inch Plain Marquisette, New Spring Cretonnes, Figured Curtain Swisses, Plain_ Cream Madras, Colored Curtain Marqui- sette, Colored-bordered Voile, Figured Curtain Nets. Friday only, 28¢c yard.—Second Floor. Drapery Repps, 88¢ Yard Sunfast, 50 inches wide, in all the wanted shades. Friday oaly, 88c yard— Second Floor. Window Shades, 55¢ Each Guaranteed window shades, on strong spring rollers; white, blue, yellow and green. Friday only, 53c cach—Second Floor. Cushions and Pads, Friday $1.05 and 55¢ Each Chair Cushions and Pads, made to fit | your wicker furniture. All are tufted, with buttons on both sides. Covered serviceably in the better grade cretonne. Friday oniy, $1.05 and 55c each.—~Second ¥loor. Curtains, Friday at $1.55 Pair Marquisette Curtains, Voile Curtains, the better grade Swiss. Some made with valance to fit between. All are trimmed with neat lace. Friday omly, $1.55 pair—Second Floor. Floor Coverings, 45¢ Yard Large remnants of Floor Coverings, in wood, tile and novelty designs, cut from the full or part rolls. Neponset and other grades all at one price. Fri- day only, 43¢ yard.—Second Floor. Congoleum Rugs, $8.88 Each 9x12-ft. Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, made without borders, but all are per- ;;lch Friday only, $8.88 each.—Second oor. e e e Flannelette, 19¢ Yard Regular 25c Flannelette, 36 inches | wide; very desirable patterns; heavy Friday only, quality, for kimonos. 19c yard.~Second Floor. "$1.50 to Brassieres and Bandeaux, Friday at 79c Regularly $1.50 to $4.00. Plain and silk styles. Hook front or back models; some are trimmed with lace and ribbon. Sizes 32 to 48—Friday only, 79c. — Main Floor. o Toilet Goods Perfume, $L00 Size, 79¢ _ Dralle Illusion (oil of flowers) Per- fume. Friday only, 79c.—Main Floor. Rouge, 50c Size, 39¢ Compact Rouge, Rigaud, Mary Gar- den Friday only, 39c—Main Floor. Rubber Gloves, 69c Pair Rubber Household Gloves of the best quality. Regu'ar 89c wvalues. Friday only, 69c—Main Floor, Dresses and Suits, at $2.98 50 Jack Tar Regulation Dresses asd Suits. Spring sport shades. Sizes to 18. Friday only, $2.98~Third Floor. Panti Dresses, Friday, $1.00 Special lot of Panti Dresses, made of gingham and pongee. Varfous styles, 2 to 6 years. Friday omly, $1.00—Third loor, Barnsley Crash, 10c Yard Regular 12%c Barnsley Crash, 17 inches wide. Friday only, 10c yard. —Second Floor. Men’s Overcoat Bargains The far-seeing man will buy for future use. 19 Young Men’s Overcoats, $21.50 Best in stock, plaid back, all- wool, belt all around and belt back models. Formerly $34.75 to $50. Medium and small size men Sizes as 7 2 1 34 35 36 37 38 The season’s lowest price, and about $I5 to $25 less than next season’s price. Friday only, $21.50. —Main Floor. 7 Men’s Overcoats, $17.50 Staple Oxford gray all-wool Meltons, Chesterfield model. Sizes 2-35 and 5-36. Formerly $29.50. Friday only, $17.50.—Main Floor. 2 Men’s Overcoats, $10.00 Ulsterettes that formerly were $22.50. Sizes 35 and 36. Friday only, $10.—Main Floor. have an opportunity. follows: 3 6 Men’s Pajamas, Friday, $1.25 Plain color cotton pongee, plala white, blue, lavender, tan, all perfect. Luw neck style. Finished with pearl but- tons and loops. Sizes A, B, and C Friday only, $125 suit—Main Floor. Infants’ Bibs, Friday at 69c 0dd lot of Infants’ Handmade M Bibs, extra pad attached. Values $1.25. Friday only, 69c—Third Floor. Rubber Diapers, Friday, 15¢ Tan Rubber Diapers. Friday only, 15c. —Third Floor. Children’s Waists, Friday, $1 Children’s Shirtwaist or Guimpes of tan pongee, neat ruffle on collar and front. 6 to 14. Friday only, $1.00.— Third Floor, School Dresses at $1.98 School Dresses of fine gingham and chambray. Varlous stvles and colors. 6 to 14. Friday oaly, $1.88—Third Floor. Stamped Articles at 25¢ Odds anc ends, containing center pieces, library scarfs and pllfow tops. Values 59c to Sic. Friday only, 25¢ each. —Main Floor. $1 Bungalow Dresses at 79c Stamped on unbleached material, two simple designs. Made up. Frid only, 79c.—Art Needlework Dept.—Main Floor. $1.25 Pillowcases at $1.00 Stamped in three simple. patterns for white and colored embroidery. Friday only, $1 pair—Art Needlework Dept— Main Floor. 69c Garden Aprons at 39¢ Stamped on unbleached material in two simple patterns. Friday only, 39c. —Art Needlework Dept.—Main Floor. Ribbon Specials for Friday Remnants of Dresden, light and dark ground, Moire, Satin and Fancy Stripes, 5 to 615 incies wide. Al colors and many long lengths. Friday only, 27c yard. Bomnants of Dresden, Moire and: Taffeta Rib- in bons, 41 inches wide, many long lengths. Friday only, 17c yard. Dresden, Moire, Satin Plaids, fancy stripes, Dresden, Moire, Satin Plaids, fancy stripes All colors for millinery, sashes, etc. Friday only, 83c yard. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Handkerchiefs men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, white with embroidered corners, also solid colors. Slightly soiled. Values up to_60c each. Friday ouly, 3 for $1L00 ‘Women's Colored Noveity and Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with embroidered corners, in various colors and designs. Friday only, 3 for $1.00 Women's Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled, a collection of pure linen and fine shamrock lawn, also a few novelty ef- fects. Values up to 35c each. Friday only, 8 for $1.00 omen’s Colored Novelty Handker- ghiefs. regularly 10c. Friday only, 6 or Men's Pure Linen Imported Handker- chiefs, with colored borders, also white and solid colors. Slightly soiled. Values up to 750 cach. Friday only, 3 for $1.00 Men's 19c Odd Initial Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs. Friday only, 8 for $1.00 Palais Royal—Main Floor. Men’s Union Suits at 98¢ Medium and light weight ecru cotton with long sleeves and ankle length. Form-fitting. Sizes 40, 42 and 44. Friday only, 98c~—~Main Floo: Men’s Union Suits at $1.98 Seconds of $4 grade. About 70 Chalmers_suits, part wool in medium weight. Long sleeves and ankle length Sizes 42 to 46. Main Floor. Men’s Socks, 20c Pair Good quality cotton, with double feet, heel and toes. In black and cordovan. All perfect. Sizes 10, 10% and 11. Fri- day only, 20c pair—Main Floor. Friday only, $1.95.— Men’s Underwear at 69c Gar. Medium weight ecru cotton, ribbed. Shirts with long sleeves, drawers with reinforced seat and anklelength. Shirts, sizes 34 to 46. Drawers, 30 to 40. Fri- day only, 68c garment.—~Main Floor. Boys’ Cotton Pajamas, $1.15 3 300 one-piece suits, low neck style, finished with silk frogs, and pearl but- to! Ages 4 to 14. Friday only, $1.15. —Main Floor. Men’s Athletic Union Suits, 59¢ Some slightly imperfect. A few have stains, but nothing to hurt the wearing qualities. Sleeveless and knee length. Of checked nainsook, cut full and with elastic across back to give when bending over. Sizes 34 to 46. Friday only, 59c suit—Main Floor. Boys’ Overcoats, Friday, $9.75 Formerly $14.50, $17.50 and $20. Fine all-wool fabrics in Herringbone weaves, also fine Chinchillas in small sizes. Made mostly with Raglan shoulder and con- vertible collars. Many with all-wool linings. Sizes 2% to § only. About next winters prices. Friday only, $0.7! —Main Floor. Boys’ Mackinaws at $5.45 Formerly $9.75. The best in stock Every coat all wool, heavy weight. Small sizes, 7 and § only. Friday only, $5.45.— Main Floor. Boys’ Overcoats, Friday, $3.95 Of blue chinchillas. All in sizes § only. Formerly $7.95. Friday only, #3.95—Main Floor. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits, $5.95 Norfolk style of sturdy, close-woven cassimeres that will stand hard wear. Both knickers full lined. All neat pat- terns. Sizes 7 to 16. Regularly $7.95. Friday only, $5.95~Main Floor. in B Be Early T Get First Choi d Greatest Savi s ' ==z z=3 Taffetas, Crepe de Chine and Wool Crepes argain Basement ‘arly Tomorrow=-Get First Choice and (reatest Savings pyesces i cor sghinsanvori cromes §4 s 5 ) » . . Picking Up Bargains Petticoats at $1.88 | 50c Boys’ Hose at 39¢ Boys’ Hose, 2 Pairs, 50c | Corsets, Friday at $1.29 | St l' 9 Y d mTho :l:neu silk nounc?s ;‘;‘63 Spf;:-‘;.:tflo::aw«{h ml?vzslfimtl:;: "r"'grumrr‘r[x;;-t 127‘;;-;“?“,%' 'Rolb;:‘zd 'ncd-sn;‘rlxglt;me{r‘ma’kea.s:rt“:o\;';i; Tweeds, Herringbones and Velours, all $9 80 us! m, C 1ar pettioonts. Thocotten tops assure | Browns and grays, 8% to 10. Bar- | Friday—Bargain Basement. ’.sm. 20 to 30. Coats ;?‘}%rss. Sizes 16 to 4. Values $1295 and O -splitti fes. Col n Basement, = q = argain Base- .95. —but only 3,100 yards. e 3'9 Hose. Friday at 49 Union Suits, Friday, 69¢ _ 38-inch-wide Unbleached Mus- | menmt. c Hose, Friday at 49c Women's—medium welght—low New Spring lin. Mill ends—3,100 yards in all Women's Wool Mixed Sports | neck, sleeveless, knee and ankle Boy" Suits Fridny sl.oo . Camel's Hair effects and novelties. Sizes s uggestng sheets, pilowcascs, | Bloomers at 70c e gkt o 50 i | Ky S and ol ity tiart | Boys Suits, Friday, SLOV| Suwits 305% iimied vt Reduced'ts 99 etc. e srns mfiluomg,l:l?}—'lnn“g:lcc.revei: l't::!; dny—Bargain Basement. L_—Mi— b;" '{"} n'ugx;u zonn's and _two —Las : ; Kim¢ ece . Frida; Towels, 11c—125,051015:,'5¢ | Shades, biack ana white. Friday— | Hose, to Be 59¢ GEgERIRIMOsAT BOC Bargain Basement. 7| New Spring Turkish Towels, Some *i ds,” | Bargain Basement. 4 Women’s, of serpentine crepe. o Prunella Cloth—new pleated models. $4.95 s D o uae e seconde? J Women's. Silk mixed, irregu- | Plain colors and figures. Friday— | .- 5 SkII'tS and $5.95 values, in limited quantity, 4 39 at itc each. : Nightgowns at 59¢ B e rin Baanck and cor- | Barsain Basement. Bungalows” at $1.19 % i S St het. Ex- - 3 = = B i 1 t fast Spreads, $1.79—25, T | | womenn crepe ana naimsock: | €7 00 Hose, Friday, 69¢ | Union Suits, Friday, 89f | cotor e eerBior vattousty | NewSpring All-wool Poiret Twills, Tweeds and $ Aoriaa girec esularly at 32. § 5 lies. ALl sizes to 50 Friday— Women's first quality wool- | proxen M A S L ::‘::’.“d' i Slllt' {3 Ml ures SSIECRIS O halnewsl g 18‘89 —= Bremium® | PArsain Basement. mixed hose, flat ribbed, heather | gain Basement. to $24.75. Sheets, $1.59 - emium” effects, 9°tc 10. Friday—Bargain | SwoBasement = 5 79 larly at $1.75. Slze $1x00.Friday School Bloomers at 50c .;IL'_'!&""T.‘—SO‘. Suits, OQutsizes, at 69¢ Union Suits ;lt»z‘f:l'. ‘C 37 Winter Faszim‘i&hl utyle; and“mater;all;,g Siull sl 6 89 T e Tl Girle’. 8t 6 to 16 . B S W —Arst ality, 0 uits—low ined, wi arge fur collars. A to Cases, 4 for ST-EUT Sallis: | satecr Bloomers:"in Jink,, wais | orns mnnn o ceeateos 2 put. | Tiobed Union Sulte, Siscs 4b.5 o1 . Taday boar open | Coats 55 values, o well made. | and black. Full cut, Friday— SORE embeadaraa: ‘lo zoy'a A Low neck, no sleeves, tight knees. | 8nd closed styles. 36 and 38. Fri- %;Q Saxse inche-'; ‘ne‘n:_n:y at | Bargain Basement. Tl Mareats Masesat: " | Friday—Bargain Basement. day—Bargain Basement. 18 Girls® B n_Basement. B 2 Of warm cloths, lined. Sizes 2 . e s 7ious | Bloomers, 2 Pairs, 49¢ | Aprons at 2 for $1.00 Vests, Friday at 2 for 25¢ | Hose, Friday, 2 Prs., 50c Couly SoPimi et 6years. § 3 19 Bates’ 12¢71;..; ° Ginghame | Women's, | Jersey ribbed, rein- “Polly Prim” tub aprons, braid | Women's — irregulars — elastic | W om en’g—Burson’s; outsizes, . sell_regularly at 3%c yard. Mil trimmed. As practical as orna- | ribbed vests, bodice and V styles. | fully large limbs. Black, with lengths. Many match. ” Friday at Yard—Bargain Basement. forced crotch and elastic bands. Pink. Sizes 37 and 2 Friday— | Bargain Basement. mental. 36 and 38. ment. ~—Bargain Basement. Friday—Bargain Base- Basement. white feet, 9 to 10%. Bargaia Friday— On Sale tomorrow—9:15 o’clock—Bargain Basement LS