Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1923, Page 19

ALLIES PREPARING 10 LEAVE TURKEY Will Evacuate Constantinople ! as Soon as Treaty Is Ratified. BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. : Caprright, 1 % CONSTANTINOPLE, August 16 vacuation of Constantinople will be- %Zin two days after of notifica- | tion that the peace treaty has been ratified. British headquarters an- Jounced today. The evacuation is ex Focted 1o be completed twenty days ! dater. The French, because of the, fielay in arrival of transports, will not | Pe ready befere October. 1. ¢ British preparations for departure Are watcr 2 by the Greeks Bnd Armenians. who are selling out find are migrating to ypt The Turkish govepnment. A..u fording to reliable news from An-i Eora, Intends to expel all re Greeks and 3 are being %Il Christian inhabitants from Fuburbs, same measur. De applied to the remaining Population in Constantinople as 25 the allies have quit Turkish terri- tory. | Deport Armenians. { The anthorit supported the | Yed the deporia E of 35.000 Ar- s from Bitlis and Van. Re lled to sign a pap ave hom ving they hetr own desire. { recently, the Turk arliament Rives the fmpressicn of assembly b humble als who are keen Official opposition in the ass oes not exceed twenty-five me t is headed by the deputy fro derum. The majority of the a: are so anxious to please their le that when the question arose for wal to decide, whether .he awi Tesent Angora or Smyrna pot permitting one man to repr oo o — the majority Kemal is alio hould retain both ur Groups Likely. nali @hat soon a by TaVoring the wstab- <hment epublic with Kemal a | life long p y ©2 A small of munists 3. An impe group favoring the restoration of a mon: the sultan as const 4. A group fave lishment of an absolute mona it was in the davs of Abdul The third group th the long run. sir are supported by the uni sive party, the only well organized nolitical roup In Turkey, FIVE UNDER ARREST IN GEORGIA MURDER; Slain Man Said to Have Been Ab- ducted From His | Home. By the Associated Press. | NEWNON, Ga, August 16—Flve men today re under arrest h n with the mysterious de Trouton. aged thirty-three whose badly decomposed and - wa< found fl nere Tuesda s n is momentarily expected, to Sherifft S. P.| Carpenter. > Trouton, it is said, was abducted | by unknown men Friday night | after he had been summoned from his home by two men whose names were ! said to be Freeman and Feltman. These two men were arrest so0on after the finding of Trouton’s body and told offic t they had a pid Trouton to > alking vith them, when suddenly an automobile con- | taining three or four men drove up to the curb and Trouton was ov. powered and ried off. Trouton father-in w d brother- we arrested terday. The rants charge the prisoners with plicity in the abduction of Trouto Officers assert they are nearing a solution of the crim KILLS MOTHER-IN-LAW, THEN ENDS OWN LIFE! Celumbus, Ga., Woman, 75, Shot Dead at Door of Her Home. COLUMBUS, Ga., August Alexander Harris. seventy-five, wa Shot and instantly Killed here early ! last night by Charles Wilder, forty- iwo. her son-in-law, who- to the police, later committed Wilder's wife witnessed the double tragedy Mrs. Harris was shot as she stepped to the front door of lier home. Wild er firing point-blank at her. the po- lice sald, the bulle® entering below the right collarbone. Wilder then made his w through the house, | entered a back room and fired a bul- let into his head. Wilder and his | wife were separated. JURY TO STUDY RECORDS. May Indict Those Involved in| Sanatorium Probe. DFORD, N. (. August 16.—Rec- | of the ve_ investigation of the administration of Dr. L. B. M yer at the 8 sanatorium were leigh at the nd jury which is considering the alleged admissions of Dr. McBrayer to the legislative com mittee that he violated criminal laws of the state at various times. “ 1t was indicated here that the grand jury will make its report on Friday. Judge N. A. Sinclair, in calling the fanatorium matter to its attentio said that i there had been crimin violations there should be an invest zation by the grand jury looking to the returning of indictments against those violating the laws. i il CRUELTY TO BOYS. | g ‘i ! Chicago Parental School Officials Dismissed. By tie Asscciated CHICAGO, \ngufll 16.—Further in- quiry iInto conditions at the Chicago Parental School will begin tomorrow before Chief Justice McKinley fol- lowing the dismissal yesterday of A. R. Davis and Timothy Shea, instruct- ors, and the suspension of Fred E. Smith, superintendent, after a coro- | ner’'s investigation of the death of James Wright, fifteen, found hanging in a wire cage, in which he was kept} in solitary confinement. The death of Orville Vardaman two years ago at the school will be taken up. After boys confined in the institu- tion testificd they were subjected to cruel and _inhuman ° punishments. Charles M. Moderwell, president of the school board, ordered the dismis- sal of Davis and Shea and the suspen- D gioa of Smith. Women’s Skirts, $3.95 Were much higher. 30 Knit- ted Sport Skirts, in wool, also novelty silks; white, tan, blue, black and gray. Silk Skirts, $5 Were very much higher. Pleated and wrapped modeéls; pongee, silk ecponge and crepe de chine; white, tan and gray. Skirt” Sectlon, Third floor. Sateen Petticoats, 75¢ Were $1. 50 White Shadow- proof Petticoats of excellent quality; finished with scal- lh\p(‘d edge and hemstitched hem. Broadcloth Petticoats, $1.50 Were $250. 25 White English Broadcloth Petticoats, rein- forced back and front, fin- ished with hemstitched hem. Silk Petticoats, $1.95 - Were $295. 15 Tub Silk Pet- ticoats; flesh 'and white, pancled front and back; fin- ished with scalloped edge. Fetticoat Section, Thitd floor Women’s Hats Reduced 25 Trimmed Summer Hats, $5 each; were $7.50 and more. 50 Untrimmed Hats, white straw, 52.50 each; were $3.75. Milline: tion, Third fvor. Bandeaux, Brassieres 12 Straplesy Bandeauy, $1 each. med: s o 38, 40, 40 1 and Regu S Broches and fancy materials izes 40 to 1 5 Treo F tic Girdles, 83 each: were much more. Trimmed in .\ lln 3 and Zh only. Corsets Rcduced 6 Binner. Bon Ton and Nemo Corsets, £4.50 e and £1.15 emch. Pekin striped ma- terial, elastic waist line; four hove suporters: size to 30 Corset Section, Third floor. ING STAR, WASHINGTO HURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923. Woodmark & Wothrop Open 9:15 A.M.—Close 6 P.M.—Closed Saturday riday sent C, O. D Slip- On Sweaters, $1. 85 varlety of wanted colors. Sizes 36 to 14 Women’s Sweaters, $2.95 Were 8535 and 86, 10 Wool and Slip-ons; jockey. brown, navy aud 8 to 44. Boys Un.wn Suxts, 65¢ Were She. 120 Kaynee Suits: good quality dimit zes 4, 5, S nd 11 y Boys 'Wa:rh Sutts, F$I.2:a reatly 59 Oliver Suits: sizes ek 7 s the bined group; mot in both les. Bofrs' Straw Hats, $1 Greatly reduced. 14 h: navy, brown. black and white: sizes 610, . 613 but not all sizes in all colors Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Men’s Fine Shirts Now, $1.35 Were $2.50 and more. 96 colored shirts; attractive striped patterns ; fast colors ; sizes 14, 1414, 1575 16, 17, 18. Men’s Night Shirts, $2.15 Were $4 and more. Light-weight silk and couun V-neck style: only 20, Sizes 15, 16, 20. Men’s Hose, 35c 3 prs., $1 Were 50c. 8 prs. light-weight ll-fashioned, black cotton hali hose; size 10 onl, Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. Women’s Oxfords, $3.75 Greatly reduced. 65 pairs White canvas oxfords; odd lots from regular summer stock that we have reduced because of the late- ness of the season; Cuban heels. odyear welt soles Boudoir Slippers, $1.50 Were much more trimmed pompon trimmings; luvender, Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. Bathing Tights, $3.95 Were 85. 13 Annette Keller- mann Wool Tights; extra sizes, 48 to 54. 6 Wool Bathing Tights, $2.95 each; were $3.95. Sizes 00, O gured Crotonne Bathing . 33.05 each; were $5. Sizes tonne Bathing Pathing Sult Section, Third foor Children’s Shees, $2.25 Were ing Girl Pumps, prs. Growing Girls” Black Patent Opera Pumps. turned sole; TA 5 6 1.6 C. 25 prs. Misses' White Reignskin One-strap _Pumps; 13, 13%, B I White Reign- ,.km One-strap I‘umm 11 B; H i Bov sizes 4,5 B. Children's Shoe Section, Fourth flour Wardrobe Trunk, $38.50 Was $50. Wardrobe Trunk, vith lift bulge top good, heavy hardware. Floot sample; slightly marred. 1 Man's Wardrobe Trunk, $38.30: was S$52.50. Tan fibe covered and bound; slight break in the fiber. Slightly marred. Man's Wardrobe Trunk, was 880, Hartmann" stle Grande: black fiber cov- cred: blue Keratol lining. Floor sample. ull Size Wardrobe Trunk. $47.50; wan $65 heavily reinfo plain lining; Keratol panel drawer: slightly marred. Trunk Section, First floor. Kitchen Furniture lightly da ged or shop- excellent values, Unfinished Gateleg "I-'il was $13.50. Size $1.95 each: were 1 Porcelain-top_Kitchen Table. £6.95; was $12.30. Two draw- rs. Size 25x40 inche: 2 Small Folding Clothes Bars, 95¢ each; were much higher. Housewares Section, Fifth fioor. Radio Reductions 1 57 Federal Receiving Set, $58.50; was $98. 1 ra- dio detector, 2 stage audio. 1 58 Federal Receiving Set, $60.95; was $116, 1 55 Federal 2-stage Am- plifier, $34.75; wan $38. 156 Federal 1-stage R. F. and Detector, $31; wax $52. 1 9 Federal 2-stage Am- plifier, $34.75; was $58. 1 60 Federal Tuner, $25; was $42. 1 52 Federal 1 Stage and Detector, 831; wax $52. . 1 Tuska' Tuner, $20; was 232.50. 11 D-4 De Forest Receiv- ers, $10 each; were $17.50. 4 D-5 De Forest 2-stage Amplifiers to match above . receivers, $10 e¥ch; were $37.50. Radio Section, Fourth floor. Men’s Union Suits, 85¢ Were $1.50. Sleeveless, knee length, closed crotch; plain and striped madras; sizes 34, 36, 38, 6. Men’s. Bathing Suits, $2.55 Were $4. 31 all-wool suits: on piece style; black, navy 1 heather with white cross stripes; sizes 34, 38, 40, 42, 4. Men’s Fom<m-Hands, 85¢c Were §150. Color ped patterns Women's Blouses, $3.95 31 Crepe de Chine tie-on and _slip-over na light figured 6 to 4 Blouses, $3.95: were Crepe de Chine and Geor- gette: white, flesh, brown, na and black; extra sizes in rust; sizes 34, 36, 38, 42 and 46 in lot. Women s Blouses, $2.95 brown Llouse; E have fril square necks bands and insets of inz shades of rose, co 1 copen - zes 36 to 45 in L i -in Blouses, 85 each: were much higher. 3 rosc dimity white. 1 black; sizes 4, 34; ;1. 46. Were $285. 15 tlouses, white, rose, |.|\,. hid in voile and whit V and square necks; to 46 in lot. ©. Third floor Women s Gloves, $I 2:7 Were $2.50. were £1.50. mode. sand, masti Women's 2-clasp Sil 45c palr; were S white, black, navy and whi embroidered in black; sizes o162 Glove Section, First floor. Girls’ Furnishings 153 Girls’ Aprons greatly duced to 65¢ each A cham in - checks; trimmed with rickrack o 16 to 18 years irls veaters, $1.85 each: were much hl'hff Pret col- ored stripes with low n nd g sleeves; sizes § to 14 3 rs, Girls' Bloomers, each: were much more. White cam- ¢ with elast in waistband ars only. 12 White Jean 65¢ each: were much higher. On body: full pleated; sizes 6 and 8 years. Girls' Furnishings Section, Fourth floor, , Infants’ Apparel 2 Hats and Sunbonnets, 95¢ ch; weré $1.85. White nd Jlored organdies; piques and colored gingham 10 Yoke Dresses of nainsook nd law: e each: were 8 mmed ith lace and broidery. 16 Unbleached Apro 95¢ ench; were $2. Fancy stitching in blue and red: pockets trim- med_with applique. 5 Rompers, 95¢ each; were 25. Pink, green and yellow chambray, piped in yellow and lavender; embroidered figures on the pockets. Rompers, 95¢ each; were $1.95. Pink, green and yellow, with bands of yellow and green over the.shoulders. Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. \ Men’s Oxfords, $6.75 Shaving Accessories Were $12. 5 prs. White Buck- o Ready Steomping Ma- skin Sport Oxfords, with black chines, 50c each; were 95¢c. saddle straps; crepe rubber Complete with strop for sin- soles: stub wing tips: sizes gle and doublc cdge blades. 7V B, 714, 8 8% C; 9 D. White' Buek Ox- atee NGl B e wrds, < trim. white ivory ot (Mo cats, miisgor: pair; were $10. 4 Y 45 C. 2 Razor Set, $4; was much t Golf Ox- more. With powder, s0ap cans, e r brush, comb and mirror. Rubber soles; 1 Razor Set, greatly reduced to 1 C st e Section, Second floor. Cutlery Section, First floor. Annual Clearance Sale Men’s Tropical Worsted Suits Reduced to $19.75 An excellent assortment for men of stout build; plain and striped ‘effecls; and a good assortment for men of regular build. Wherever well dressed men congregate, you will find Tropical Worsteds the choice of the majority. These suits are tailored in the finest manner, silk trimmed, cool and smart. Now greatly reduced, they are an investment for wear this summer and next. Mohair Suits, $l6.50' were Linen and Linen Crash Suits, §25. The cool. popular sum- $10; were $16.50. l!rnkrn sizes. mer suits; broken sizes. B 3 2 size 3 39130 4042 44'48 4 High School Suits, greatly s reduced to 55.75 each. 1 36: 1, 35 short; 1, 40 stout. , 33 . ’ Wool Suits, $19.75 § Englsh Qulft Suits,: greatly were much more. Sizes reduced to $20 each. Sizes 1 3431, 40; 1, 42; 1, 44; 1, 38; 37; 2, 38; 5, 40. e stout. Men's Clothes Section, Sccond floor. each; were $30. doaca Women’s Dresses, $5 Girls’ Apparel Lower Cotton o Girl Summer Hats greatly Diresse a B, Normandy ! each. Made of voile S and gingham . E S d eet afternoon; broken Summer s greatly 4\‘ Aad reduced to $295 each. Leg- 10 Better Voile Dressecs, $12. and_Milan; in attractive s ‘and irs and styles, cach: were e For afternoon and street we jain Coats, 81.05 eac d with pleat® and ha nl:lA 'an and blue. T Drestes, port Dresses. tremendously reduced to S7.50 each. Bamba- es 34 and noon and Street Dresses, . Flowered i models; cou; sizes brown Section, Fourth House Dresses, $2.95 < Were &4 12 dresses of figured Gray Georgette Dress, awn and checked gingha For afternoon effect; roil collar; s: copen in_pink, lavender, blue orange; sizes 36 to 44 Crepe ; Soane Apron Frocks, $1.35 4\!‘] :;{lbrnnnn Slightly Speclal; 27 Frocks of flowered iled; size 42 lJawn or chambra; combined en’s Dress ction, Third floor with checked gingham: novelty style: in green, pink. ender. Women’s Underthings LT 78¢, 95¢ and $1.85 Dress Goods, 15 Price Sample of €9 pleces, con- 500 remnants: lengths of 1 t "gowns und envei- rds. Ginghams, percales, ¢ e and pajamas; dered Swiss. plain a plain crepe and printed voile panese cre ailored. fin- and others; good colors and de- ished w stitching, s@npiy gns. Dress Gingham, 25¢ Yd. or elabora trimmed with b Was very much more. and embroidery insertion, g apd fu st vards plain pink gingham inch width. e styles; pink, orchid Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second Cotton Underwear Section, Third floor. floor. Reed and Reed Fiber Furniture Reduced Savings of 25% to 50% 2 High-back Reed Fiber Rock- 1 Oval Reed Fiber Table, ers, $4.15 each; were $7.75. $1675; was $3250. An- Woven seat and back tique brass and blue fin- over maplcrfraxmc; natu- ish. ral shellac finish. 1 Round Reed Table, $825; 2 Reed Fiber Rockers, $4.15 was $1650. ' Oak mpSfi 2. each; were §7.75. Brown inch diameter; brown fin- finish; high backs. 1 24-inch Round Reed Table, $8.25; was $1650. Gray: <lightly marred. 1 High-back Wing Reed Rocker, $16.25; was $31.50. 1 Broun Reed Chair, special, $9.75. Ycllow cretonn: cushion scat and bac fi)rriinghscm. 4 eacl igh-grade i Cushioned seat and back; and gRagc'l.(.ers.R:é‘t’hcr;:;: attractive cretonne; spring seat cushion, $13.75 spring seat ]cgnil]ruchol\ each; were $18.75. 'Large putty enamel finish. and comfortable; wide 1 High-back Reed Chair, $16.25; arms; woven back; fi(n- was $3250. Cushioned ished in antique brown. seat and back; high-grade 1 High-back Wide-arm Reed tapestry; box_spring seat Chair; has cretonne cushion; antique brown covered seat cushion; At S ceal action (hirth antique blue epamel Floor. $16.75; was $27.50. Member Better Business Bureau Remnant D Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not . or on approval; no mail or phone orders accepted. Fine Underthings Low Priced 17 Hindmade Gowns. Speelal, $1.95 each. Fine nainsoo trimmed with real filet lace: low neck and short sleeves; sizes 15, 16, 17. French Stralght Chemise. ea.; were 82. Camisole finished with French fold; intily hand -e mbroidered; zes 36, 40, 42, 5 Freheh Gowns, $2.95 each: were #4. Low neck and short set-in sieeves; yoke in t attractively - hand-embroidere and finished with scalloping; sizes 14, » 16, Silk Underwear Section, Third floor. Breakfast Coats, $2.95 eclals, 46 coats of box-loom pe: roll collar or collarless ilored, finished with he stitching or ribbon trimmed pink, blue, rose, lavender, v let, navy and black Negligee Seqtion, Third fioor. Women’s Silk Hose, $1.85 If perfect would be #3. pairs: black with ope: clocks, or plain; also a few co ors in clocked and novelty ef- fects. Irregular weave Women’s Silk Hose, $1.25 If perfect would be $2. 200 pairs. Lisle garter tops, a few with silk tops: b tan, fawn and gray: sightly uneven weav broken color assort- ment. Women’s Lisle Hose, 50c It perfect would be $1. 240 pairs full- joned black and a few white lisie; summer weight: slightly uneven weave; sizes 81z to 10. Women’s Silk Hose 2 to 35; were 33 to 87.50. 100 pairs of the ketter Erades: all silk; plain black, white 1 Women's Hosl . First floor. Kl fUnderseas Reduiced 15 Women's Fine Ribbed Lisle Combination Suits. $1 emchs were $1.50. Low neck. sleeve- : envelope style; sizes 4, 5 wise Ribbed ts, Z5e each: were 3 neclk,” sleeveless; under- shiclds; sizes 4 and 6; slizhtly soiled en’s Fine Ribbed L ymbination Suits, $1 e were $1.50. Low neck: crocheted fronts: s 4 and 5 ed Underwear Section, Women’s Umbrellas 53 95 Were 85.50. i Cloth wood, sterlin Women's Umbrell were 85, Tape (u\ ® piece -dyed cloth; assorte wood iandles, shed w wrist g8 or leather straps S Women's 22-1 un’ s Rain Parasol Umbrel each: were 38 Gr black, navy and gra: wood handles, bakeli med. Boys’ and Girls” Umbrellas $1.45 Were Gloria Cloth U 8d wood, silver-trin dles. Umbrella Section, First floor. Women’s Capes, Coats and Suits Greatly Reduced 2 Tan Pleated Silk Capes, caracul co]rar»' sizes 40, 44. $15 each; were $29.50, 2 Cocoa: Shade Silk Capes, with Bolster coilar; size 36. $39.50 each; were $69.50. Tan Pleated Silk Cape with Tan Grissitte collar; size 36, $39.50; was $69.50. : Pleated Silk Cape, fur coll; Cape; size ze 40. $39.50; was $69.50. 36. $25; was 54950 hrmd and embroidery tr: was $5950. Black Braided Silk Coat; size 40. $39.50; was $69.50. Black Silk Coats with colored embroidery collars and $25 cach; were $49.50. ort BSuits, copen, tan, wisteria, brown mixture and ture; sizes 4, 36; 1, 40. $25 each; were $49.50. size 40. $35; u-ssos < Suit, embroidered jacket, size 40. $45; was $89.50. Tan Silk Suit; size 38. $25; was $49.50. fannel Suit; size 36. szs was $49.50. zes 2, 36 1, 40. $15 each; were $29.50. e 40. 525 was $49.50. (me. Hair Knit Suit; size 38 SI vas $29.50. Congress Cloth Suits; orchid and w size 36. $1250 each; were White and Copen TImported Fabric Suit; size 36. §25; was $49.50. 3 Dark Camel Hair 3-pc. Travel Suits $49.50. pe. Silk Suit; gray; size zes 34,38, 40. §25 each; were $39.50; was $69.50. Tan Vella Vella Coat Dress; size 36, $25; was $49.50. Jacquettes; light mixtures; size 36.” $1250 each; were §25. 1glish Imported Coats; 2 size 36, §29.50. , 38,1, 40; 1, 42 $15 each; were Women's Coat and Suit Sections, Third floor. Special Size Ap arel 4 Poiret Bivill Sul l'll‘.ll were $55 and $7 navy, 1 black: box-coat mode (h(l o the side; sizes 4 let Twill Dresses. ‘IHW each: were $290. ] med in braid; E models; sizes 481, 1 Navy Poiret Twill $19.50; was '$20.50. model, finished with an tive buckle: size 46% 4 Skirts, %10 each: were $12.50. White thistiedew; gathered model; waist sizes 36, 38, 40, s 2 Roshanara DPleated Skirts, $12.50 each; were $25. Colors, orchid, copen with white; waist sizes 33, 36, 2 Wool Skirts, $10 each; were very much higher. Homespun; ray and beige; waist sizes I5. Wool Skirts, greatly reduced 1o %10 each. Novelty mixtures of black and white; waist sizes 5 and 3. 1 Black and White Crepe de Chine Dress, $29.50; was 835, mmed in black: size 52 Special Size Section, Third floor Housewares Reduced All slightly shopworn, damaged or soiled; but' remarkable values. 1 Invalid’'s Bedside Table, $3. was $10.50. Finished in w with oak stained top. ¢ Wood Chopping Bowls, $1.45 ach: were $2.65. Oval shape Short-handled Pancake arners, greatly reduced to e each. 18 Adjustable "Trousers Hang- ors, greatly reduced to 5S¢ each. 6 Large Potato Ricers or Fruit I'resses, greatly reduced to cach. 7 Wayne (ed'\r(‘\l Paper ( ment Bags, 75¢ zach; were $1. Suit size; moth and dust proof. 48 Small Size Dish Cloths, 4e ecach; were Ke. 18 Galvanized. ;17-inch Refrig- ecrator Drip FPans, 45c¢ eacl were 73c. 12 Coaster Sets. 95¢ each;: were much more. ‘onsist of tray and_five coasters. 1 Manning-Bowman Electr Percolator, 75; was $17. cup size; nickel finish; rose- wood handles. Housewares Section, Fifth floor. e Misses” Apparel 6 Summer Silk Dresses. emchi were %15 and $1 mall checks and ipes d sizes 1 Dresses, T and _crepe 16, 18 yea! 127 Misses Marbletex Dr georgette, rt, slightly soiled: Knitted Cape, broidery, $19.50; was $20.50, Size 16 vears. 1 Misses' Cocoa Silk Pieated Cape, $18.50; was much more. X ar; size 16 year: Tan Poiret Twil Sport were vel d mate; rs, ¢ Wool 1 ach: were X16, with brown jersey were 835 and 839.50, W 001 i silk materials; brown, .black tan and rose; all-ovs broid- in dark shades; es 14, B Suit of Tan Poiret Twill. $22.50; was 829.50. Size 16 y AMisses” Roshanara Silk Suits, 0 each; were very much Coats tied at side. Navy, black and tan; sizes 16 and 18 years. Misses” Section, Fourth flaor. Children’s Socks, 20c Were 25¢. 100 prs. in plain white and white with colored tops; s 6 to 9, a broken sort 24 prs: Children’s Silk Socks, $1 pr.; were much more. Best grade, full fashioned: white and pink: slightly soiled; sizes 4, 414, 3%, 714, 8% and 9. Broken assortment. 29 prs. Tan Socks, 35¢ pr.: were 50c. With fancy colored tops: sizes 615 to 8. Children’s Section, Fourth floor. Semi-Annual Sale Furniture and Rugs Begins MONDAY, AUGUST 20th A Bigger and Better Sale—Values That Invite Comparison Furniture, Beds, Rugs, Wicker Furniture, Lamps