Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1923, Page 20

‘'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1923. Wm:m TREATY APPROVAL Near East Relief Official Advocates Ratification of Pact. J o BOSTON, November 26.—Ratification of the Lausanne treaty between the United States and Turkey was strong- ly advocated in a statement made public yesterday by Dr. James L. Bar- ton, secratary of the American Board of Mi: 'ns, chairman of the Near East Rellef, and represcntative at Lausanne of Amerlcan religious, edu- cational and philanthrople organi- zations. Dr. Barton sald that rejection of the treaty by the Senate probably would lead to the closing of all commercial | and other American institutions in Turkey, and urged that a strong em- bassy be set up there “to help Tur- key to give an administration that will be tempered with justice and mercy.” Text of the Statement. ! The statement follows: { “Turkey won her case at Lausanne | by securing from the allles and the Unit- | ed States treaties which Aid not contain, by any means, all that by right should have been In. Thase treaties, and espe- cially the one with America, contains | all that could have been secured u der the circumstances. The question is shall this treaty be ratified or shall | it be rejected? “If ratification means condoning the ecrimes against humanity of the pres- | ent Turkish government and its pred- wcessors rejection must follow. But after the reprated declarations at T.ausanne of the spokesman for the Tnited States of the universal con- demnation of the atrocities commit- ted ainst her subjects by the Turk- 1sh iciuls and by the government, there can remain no doubt upon this point. Woints to Results of Rejection. “The treaty is meager and in- complete, but if we reject it there will remain no basis for future nego- tintlo while by accepting it the way will be open for further nego- tlations upon points not now in- cluded. *“Whil American institutions are not named in the treaty, diplomatic correspondenc outside the treaty already provides for their contin- There is much reason for the rejection of the the Senate would lead to sing of all American institu- in Turkey, rellgious, educa- tional, philanthrople and commer- cial, and would close the door for future negotiations “The ratification of the treay would make possible the continuation in the country of established American interests. While our treaty does not gover the protection of minority vopulations the presence of Ameri- can institutions cannot fail to serve them in many ways. Tuikey in Sisterhood of Natfons. “Turkey has been admitted into the sisterhood of nations by the allied treaties; America can hardly afford to withdraw now its influence from that country In which its in- terests are humanitarian and not political. “T am convinced that we can best serve the minority races of the near sast and the near east itself by keep- ing in close diplomatic relations with Turkey aml so using the good office of our government in the best in- terests of all. “This means, therefore, the ratifi- cation of the treaty and the setting up in Turkey an embassy of special wisdom and strength to continue negotlations and help Turkey to give an_administration that will be tem- pered by justice and mercy. MINNEAPOLIS STATIONS ‘TALK’ WITH MACMILLAN Direct Communication Established ‘With Expedition on Green- land Coast. \ T T11TIE asv ausn Bs ,-ll”” A Once-a-Month Event of importance to all shoppers who are preparing their winter needs. Also many de sirable, dependable needs for home. All items listed below are new, wanted and at a price sure to create much enthusiasm. No C. O. D.’s. No phone orders on advertised items. $1.25t0 $1.75 Silverware Specials Drapery Materials, 2,000 Men’s 55¢, 75¢ Sports Hose, Pair $6.50 Brassieres and Pie Server guaranteed 10 years, eac || Yard and $1.00 Silk Four- Women's. Phoenlx and Onyx ;:"p" LT:".:. '2".."?"‘?;% l‘)’n' it 81k Figured Drapery Madra, 2 . /3 : ey S aran 3 ! Y . A I Bandeaux e o 5 4 B et Dy Mudrs | | in-Hand Ties, 2 for Dladn and_ribhed, drop titch and = 1 Plain und Elgured Drapery * | o silk embroiderad clocks. Black, Wonderful _group of silk or lace 4 1 Repps and Popiins, 50 inches wide Open-end Silk Tie gray, brown, heather, belge, camel ;)‘r---n-r\n_-n and b Cousters, set of three for s1 R ¢ Monks Cloth, 50-in well with slip Fitat aual & W and - . Child's Siiver-piated Drinking Cup 51 . extra_quality Sfteiie and uhed i1k sports hose in &1k and every deder Storling Siiver piated Dining Cup 5 : Colored, 50.in patterns and c« fher iseh Black. Deewa: Deige T ot itk derrey HBlorling Bllver 'Baby Mpoons, At s Giaker Crafs Nets Stripes, dots, fig Slightly \rregulars of §2 grade satin, brocade and all-over and with good mirror, asitary cu andee Nets caded effects. Doflar ‘Sal pglish ribbed mercerized sports Long' line of uarrow back styier o s Palais Royal—Beoond Floor. ade cts. Dollar Sale, Black, brown, gray, beige. White, pink and orchid. Sizes 22 nife, Fork and Spoon set, in lined box, 2 for $1—Main Floor. ootted two-toned. First to 48, in one style or another 10 3 3i Gualits. Dollar Sale at $1 pair. Dollar' Sale st $1.—Third Floor. Teay bandles, warranted to wear. Main Floor. | Si Iver-piated Candle Sticke, good size, 1 - - . > Siivecpiatet Cantie 350 i Marquisette Curtains, Pair Men’s Night Robes al Plerced Biiverpiaied” Bon Bos Baskets wil 400 Pairs Finisnea Lace Bdge. Dollar B < ’s Ni B iotod Balt 4 Pogper. Hers ia white! By $1 pair.—Second Floor. Childrn's 30 nd S Hoe, § 7 Women's Nightgowns at | ot st s v secs i st v 3 Pai ade R i Sanacitis, Nut Pick Sets with 6 picks and 2 cracks, 2 ssta Main Floor airs at $1.—Third Floor. tar Boys' ard Girls' English Ribbed and Fine X et — Ribbed Hoss Sizes 6 11, 0 ohe Kaee” e, bisck ana brown Novelty Aprons at ooty Hoss v ) asi g 2,0 daiaiy feured peroalc: attractive styles: Sizen @ fo 10 Perfect Colors.” Dotfar Sale' at $1.—Third Floor. r? 1 s Gl 5 BlicE Glass .\'.‘;lt and Pepper Shhakers. Wislh Rl el G i g G Gl i (i L = _ o sterling silver tops, in lined box. Pr., $1. $ - Palais Royal—Maia Floor. 0n” Bartthora milers, Dupies Men’s Handkerchiefs, 6 for ¢ 1 Heavy-weight Napkin Rings in round, . S s Cretonne covered. Rar Harbor :."m' of tue 3 A $ Baby Ratiles, seari Bandles withiTarge tas, tutted with Butioos, " reren lV'l_gns Ul:u_iershlrts,‘z for _$ | | sterling bells, at s S 0 0t leaticw Vo st S to 46. Dollar Sale, 2 for $1.—Main Floor Sale, 8 pairs, $1.—Main Floor. = e und American Holland shades. S e AT S Children’s 29c and 39c Hose, ¢ 1 S s SI e 4 Pairs Art Needlework Specials P oeres an oo G o $] | Men's Union Suits at 51 laces. Dollar Sale at $1.—Third Floor. Bors' Heavy Ribbed Hose, black Onyx and . - | D oy - D bl Ho Boudoir Caps and Bandeaux $ 1 83 Stamped Linen Guest Towels, hem- | maiched tnto pairs. Doliar Saie, $1 sach white and hrown. Sizes 4 to 61c. All perfect - B ———— | Step-ins and Bloomers at Sizes 34 to 46, Athletic Suits, made we: and cut to fit. 8 exs and knee length, Misses' and Children's Fine Ribbed Hose. Floor. Handsome stsles, of satin. silk, net and lace; v n t and la Dollar Sale at $1.—Main Floor biack. whife and brown. Siaes 5% 1o 10. stitched hem; slightly soiled. Dollar Sale, - 1 el PRItS and bronea various atyles and colors: all neatly moxed for e ok, gifts. Dollar Sale at $1.—Third Floor. Infauts’ Casbmerette Hose, Sites 4 to 8% ;ch e e e ———— B e sty Matcerizes Soucis | Christmas Aprons at Dollar Sale. 4 pairs, $1.—Main Floor. made with fine lace trimmings, xome with rib- Children’s $1.25 to 31.50 von. Dollar Sale at $1.—Thind Floor. H $1 Foot Warmers, 4 Pairs 0se of the finest wool fabrics: various colors. Children's Silk and Wool Three-quarter Doller Sals, 4 pairs, $1.—Third Floor. Sports Hose. — . ey - b . . Roys' and Girle’ Three-quarter and Seven- | 53 wife: very neat pretty designs for quick em- =) e BEown, ray. camel. heatner and biace U Dressing Sacques at broidery: stamped on good quality unbleached Ribbon Specials Gl S Guarier S sucke, pia nOL, POAL el Gunneiotie. g ant dark . Dollar Sale, 3 for $1. o R i T . and_ English_ribbed. shudes. with or without collars, Dollar $1.25 S illovicasss i resden. Moire, affeta. Ro s and Two. . . Q. . _Sale, L % stamped on e h c o' Dollar Sale. be ampec. of € SHaylaDing orar m'a:'fin'un.r-, Yons ri:wly Dresden, light and dark Regularly $1.05 Choice of the best in L - » o — B i 7.7V7777‘ = i 2Pun e e S| Momen's Sl snd B Vot ] | S5 e omeen g e | REASLT ISR 0 | o i BT R 2 for $1. Stamped Towels on cotton huck towel- | Ni $1 | ing; easy designs; regular size. Dollar Sale, : 2 1o bor, 3 boxes, 2 for S1. o6 Romners I . 25¢c Honey Comb Towels, three beautiful de- Toe Sotoren Shoe. T i et rod. 8 puire, Boys’ $1.25 and $1.45 $ 1 ;lggr'si.mmpm fos/ embroiicry; Dellis Sale, AT rine Tape Messures, assorted colore, 5 for Knickers | - g 5 ourist (omb n Cases, rubber lined, assorted eolors. Qoo wikiity Corti $1 30c Combing Jackets, on easy good quality | e iimecomomniion Comets. 2 for o Cescmery Sane Indian Head. Dollar Sale, 4 for $1. Wporied Fincasnlons. assorted cotors, 4 for $hacaatimeree ung ; 39¢ Kitchen Aprons for the dainty house- Palsis Royal—Main rlfor- e Dollar Sal in B ards. 2 Pws Rezularly $1 to $1 Low neck, ribhed, b ranin Ribbons, light and dark grounds; Taffe = bodice style, ribbon strap, pink, White, honey cloth: also 69 Scarfs, Centers and Lunch Sets satin stripes: Moite, Natin, Plaids, Brocad i o Enelich Ribbed Silk Hose, full length dew, maize, orchid, _ Attractive for giein, stamped on white needleweave and special i : olors and many com First and nd qualits. Al rized shecting. Dollar Sale, 3 for S$L. comm 2 S Wop Mixed Hows. lcar. Ut op shoulder ana bodln stvle Wil $149 Lunch Cloths, size 36x36 inches, on e e nd Girls' Three-quarter Length Wool ; Jacquard cloth; have a two-inch hemstitched $1.25 Ribbon g tane Sijonnished with | 7 Dollar Sale, at $L—Main Flaor. Mised Hose, roll top, self color and fancy = = e knotted bows, also lace trimmed: all colors and many tops. All perfec hem. Dollar Sale, $1. combitastias, 51 g Mercerized English Ribbed Sports Hose, fancs ’ - . 2 ght Light Doll Frames, complete Paleis Royal—Main Floor. | T cuft fop, | New atvlen and colors.” AID ferfect: ‘!:fle“ b4 _UT:"}| Suits at e with china head and clectric fixtures. Dollar $1.50 Brief Cases at oul o : : — =T 3 bray.” Dollar Sale, each. 1. | | g 4ion For Dollar D : Toants' Ribhed Tiote, tiber sk and all silk g Pelsis. Royai—Main Floor, ection For Do ay e ok . ke 16 " Knit Underwear, 2 for ‘ S el sives’ suRe o Fountain Pens at 1 Women's. o8 . | Plain Sateen, 3 yards ""Dollar Sale, 2 pairs, $1.—Main Floor. WeEE otin ey e to R e, Slemier Tloth, 2 yass 31 n’ ¢ $1.19 Printed Tea-Gown Satiz, silk & cotton, yd., $1 anen’s Si“( Hose, P, air $ I Bante.Aino"Sikbea it v N Yard Goods Paleis Boyal.—Second Floor. Boys’ Koveralls at nelies wide All worth from $1.3 2.00. Some_gold band trimmed. Dollar Sale at $1.—Main Floor. sleeves or Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. Regy | { i i Regularly $1.25 o $2.50. Full fashioned izes. Jumb #xtra sizes, - | 18c_Outing Flannel, heavy qu ora. Gift Sta onery 2 Boxes il chiffon, fn biack Trregular of $2.60 sizes. Jumbo and extra sizes, ulso resniar Outing Flannel, heavy quality, dark colors. | t Statx ) sizes in unlon suits, low neck, sleeveless, tight 8 yards, $1 Regularly @8 box. Contains two quires of Yalue. Women's all-silk and silk and fiber hose, knee and umbrells style. Also clobed sirte 29c Kimono Flannelette, most desirable patterns, per. assorted colora: Dollar "o | amed back, black and au l:mdneflwmlnllhnhnde‘s Dollar Sale, 2 for $1.—Main Floor, o "o 4 yard 4 Geteard R B $] d Ch- = {,_iu",‘,f"m;,_"' oo Bl o s ik an = hose, — cilsdens 25" Filk and Co b M | Diack, gray. Brown. e Bave ik emorold ant Ot Orebo, besstfulectt Qi Housewares an ina = = ered clocks.’ First quality. Dollar Sale, at $1. | ?, = Lingerie " Plisse Orepe, 3 yards $1 h Stools, white enameled finish, with | S T = — g]omen s 59c and 69c Vests, $ i sgte, rmned I 2oty ikee, on Tenlt mffiiri‘?;';cu Jegs, Regularly $1.50. Special, Sports Felt Hats, 2 for Women’s 59¢ to $1.25 Hose, $1 | 2 for 20 e S ] e e ated Press. APOLIS, Minn, November 26—Radlo communication between Minneapolls and the Donald B. Mac- Milllan arctic expedition in Green- land, eleven degTees from the north pole, a distance of approximately 3.000 miles, bacame a fact early yes- terday when two amateur operators in _Hennepin county worked with Donald Mix, operator on the Bowdoin, the Macdillan ship, for long periods. The first direct two-way communica ton occurred early Saturday morn- ing, but it wae belleved to have been due to phenomenal atmospheric con- dition. Don C. Wallace of Minneapolis, operating at station 9-ZT and J. M Kesson, Excelslor station 9,500, su ceeded in “talking” with Mix for periods aggregating an hour after listening to him sending messages to Pacifio coast statfons for more than two hours. —_— HUERTA ENTERS RACE FOR MEXICAN PRESIDENCY Runs on Platform of Co-Operatists and Opposition to Obregon Administration. By the Amociated Pross, MEXICO CITY, November 26. Adolfo ds la Huerta accepted the presidential candidacy and took an oath to carry out the platform of the national co-operatista party, at the closing session of & four-day aonven- tion, attended by 2,533 delegatés rep- resenting all the statew in the re- public with the exception of Lower Csiifornia. Prior to accepting the platform, the principles of which inciude the fu ance of co-operative enter- prises and the freeing of the munic! palitlss from the domination of the state governments, Senor de la Huerta expreased his stand relative to the agrarian policy, declaring he would promote division of the great landed swstates smong the peons but only acoording to law and after previous indemnification. The revised rl-mm-n of the party, which politically is mainly founded upon epposition to the present ad- ministration and the candidacy of Gen, P. Ellag Calles, will be made lo after slight adjustments have made, The sessions were featured by vio- lent attacky upon the Obregon ad- ministration, which was charged with employing violence and armed forces in halt & dozen states, particularly in San Luls Potosi, Nuevo Leon and Coa- hufla, to impose Gen. Calles’ candi- dacy 'upon the people, 18 Heavy Unbleached Muslin, 36-inch, 7 $1.00. i y binati sisting of one . Low sleeveles -up_shoulder snd “6ic’ Fancy Art Ticking, featherproot, 2 yards, $1 Wash-day Combination, consisting of o 9, " Diilee Bdie. & for. ST Busen 2 Pairs odice ~ ! et Jananes Crepe, biain colors. 4 varda i 22-inch wash tub, one wash board with re- Including Fiber Silk and Silk Tose, seamed band and Sho g $125 Embronderad’ Pillvwoamn b ot ot versible rubbing surface and three bars of - - back, 1n Black and colors. | First and “sccond 2" for 1. | Lo Muatin, St OC SRcuitiviaTe Jatndry soap. Regularly S1.50. Special, SL00. qualities. Seoond 5 5 B N v Wool and SiIk Striped Hose, in black only. BEONE R ESS0r. Folding Step Stools, 3-foot size. Regularly e N a1 L Careiie Sight terogul fegabigiiotee e $1.49. Special, $1.00, T of colors o choose from in velvets, metailic, o e teikionel | Tace w 's Handk Pastry Combination, consisting of cne good | Rl “Dailde Saie”at $1. —Secasa Fiekr. . MHirst anatiir - omen’s Handker- size pastry board and one_ hardwood rolling | g g Dovis Fiose, Eilish ivted, in binck, brown, hiefs, 3 New Cretonnes, 3 Yards pin. Regularly $1.20. Special, SLOO. p T, Alio Heather Mixed Sports Hose, with silk chiets, fol’ In floral or stripe designs, in all the wanted Garbage Cans, corrugated style, l4-quart 98¢ Cl\lldren s lams, 2 for embraidered clocka. Firat quality. Wilan s - colorings. Dollar Sals, 8 yards, $1.—Second size. Special, $1.00. Fibrslarea Heaie) Lot andiseise Full-Fashloned Onyx Hose, black and dantily embron L Floor. , s il Jelustic “bands hekd sise, (o't any ap B S Aol CRiTere, aim whits — e Metal Waste Paper Baskets, in assorted e e a e Regan b Doer Sie § Tor 31 Table Covers, Each shapes and decorations. Regularly S125. Spe- 2 lar Bale, irs, —Main loor, D Y odet K E ~ ) w’ 2 3,.91 _;A75 H A rfade of Crash and are stenciled Rolled-top Bread Boxes, whitc or oak ja- omen’s c to c Hose, $ ' ra " Dollar Sale, 3 d panncd finish. Regularly $1.49. Special, $1.00. | Hatr Bands at 3 Pairs ‘ Women's N; - s Rhaminurn ea Keftes, choie ot 3or ¢ quers | Hair Bandsat ) omen’s Nightgowns $ =% TE sizes. Regularly $1.50. Special, $1.00. oses 1 or. pink. blue, rose. o, reerisa Lise T, seumen back, Ot naineotk and crepe. dataticnt, stylss with Tapestry Table Scarfs, Each Willow Clothes Baskets, family sizc. Spe= | fnendes i af wrordh oo sy il Ince xnd embrode = = ; Pande . 41l pew “aud’ up Siante: e e Blcer Mircertied Tioas: sign: Bsh, a5 cmbrotdery trimmings. Sises o, 50. bout 85 that will sell fn an hour. So be cial, $1.00. Doflar Sdle ot $1.—Mata Floor " lar and extra sizes. Irregulars. here early if you want one. Dollar Sale, 81 Ash_Cans, black japanned finish; 18-gallon Burson Cotton Hose, regular and extra sizes. “ R 7 each.—Second Floor. 2 2 a0 “Ruben’s” Shirts, 4 for $ 1 : Regularly §125 Special, SLOO. Heather Mixea How, brown, gray ant camel, Tapestry Pillow Tops, Each ~ Serving Traye, mahogany ich size 12418 | Children’s Beaver Hats of cotton, some have silk clocks, First and The double breasted kind. Sizes to 3 y 3 Seconl aunlitien S i Doliar Sule, 'at'4 for $L—Third Floor. Regularly $1.40 and $2.25. Also Chair covors Regularly $ Special, $1.00. About_200, sailor shape. in black and brown Dollar Sale, 3 pairs, $1.—Main Floor. _ for seat and back. Many to match. Dollar Pie Servers, with nickel frames with brown | p 8" S "1l Froor ‘Women’s Vests, 3 for $ 1 Babies’ Stockings, 2 Pairs $1 £ale, "1 cache—Bacsnd Floor, gnd, white lining. ~ Regularly 1. Special, “:L]x’d Regularly 30c and G0c. Low neck, aleeveless, Al-wool” and silk and wool in whit Curtain Voiles, 5 Yards Cut Glass Cracker and Cheese and Sand- bullt-up_shonlder and bodice style, with o Trays, p: dai ign. Regu s e ) ilios e, with Ha5e Sizes 4 10 6%, Dollar Bale, % pairs, § Also double bordered Marguisette, wich Trays, pretty daisy cut design. Regu- Toilet Spec'a] - ond other raates Dotlay Beis, 5 tor B Floor. full of them. Regularly 25c to 89 yard. larly $1.75. Choice, special, $1.00. A Tlar Bale = . ot y $1.75. : a 2 Floor. Deies e 8 Tt s Mixing Bowl Sets, yellow, with brown band SLS0 Rigaud's Mary Garden Toilet Women’s Vests, 4 for $ 1 Babies Short Dresses, 2 for $ 1 12 and 16 Button Gloves, Pr. decoratians; three pieces. Regularly $169, | | Water, in individual boxes. Each, SL. hogf;: .':"i:’ .;::v:x:;:, 'hufll-upnlho:;m" ana o )ade “ngmfl:\; nainsook, lfl;:}xl:‘xy Jokes, 1ace Special, $1.00. x k . . 75tcxp4zr;d\e:r‘l}%x:§ragld Hair Receivers, ¥io' w atrap. Reguiar, sxtre and_embroidery trimma r Stone Jars for making sauerkraut, bever- imitation ivory, . Sueded Fabric ‘Gloves, pisin and two-toned 2 ; . be 204 Jumbo sizes. Dollar Bale, 4 for $1.—Main Third Floer. embroldered atitehinga, 1n il wanted. colors ages and many other purposes; 6-galion size. Hughes' Ideal Hair Brushes, rubber Reguiarly $1.30 and $1.75. Dollar Sale at $1 Special, $1.00, cushion, and dressing comb. Regularly floog == e _ — Children’s Underwear, 2 for $ 1 Baby Blankets at $ 1 s e Table Tumblers, heavy quality: pressed de- §1.25. Both for 1. B M T Bl G Blue and Pink with white figures, crochet Strap-Wrist Gauntlets, Pair sign, Regularly $1.50 a dozen. Special, $1.00 Palais Royai—Yaln Floor. ) Fleeco-Lined Vests, high neck, long sleaven, and_ scalloped edge.Size 30x40 inch. Dol Duteh neck. elbow alcevan. ankie and ko Balo, at $1.—Third Floor. = OF ks wcate Aalik, Chkmolsitts, Aamols a dozen._ . i pts. Also medium weight cotton Vests, = s suede, etc. Varlous styles and embrotderies: Artificial Fruit, 12 pieces, packed in carton. utch nock, elbow eleaves, knee punts, 2 to T~ all wanted colors and white: broken sizes. $1. Regular $2.00 value. Special, $1.00. $ 1 500" values, "Dollar S, 31 pair.—Main Cips and Saucers, "thin quality Japanese | Huck Face Towels, 5 for et Ohumots Suede, Mocha Suedine and other Fine 18_years. STaS Ribbes Light et Suie, bigh asc, Long Gowns and Wrappers, Infants' Athens Wool Mixed Vests, double china; blue dragon decoration. Regularly $2 Rlenched quality; large size: close weate: short sleeves, knee length, 6 to 16 years. 2 ‘0r hor— bord Dolls breast i 3 z = .00, all-white and red and_ blue orders. ollar e Syeas. A Iofauts. Of white fannelotte, pink and. biue Chamoisette Gloves, 2 Pairs $ 1 a dozen. Special, 6 for $1.00. A or$1.Becond Flowr. Children' ed " U vi 1o sibeves, Sokls lergth. 5 iale ek edgn on Collar and' cufls. Opon oF Sloses e Two-clasp, In colors, _Strap-wrist gauntiet Porcelain Combinets, complete with covers e and bail handles. Regularly $150. Special, Zafein " Fioor. Women’s Spom Bloomers, Babies’ Knit Garments at $ 1 Three-Fold Bill Books ’l'(‘.!l‘:‘ly Enameled Double Roasters, slightly 0dd Blouses and Sweaters Dollar D ain' Floor, Dollar Sale, at 2 for $1.—Third Floor. in white; broken sizes, Dollar Sale, # pairs, 3! i i = s 0 to $2.00. All - white and 2 for Eaoit Bonnets, Toques and Helmets, dainty imperfcct, but nothing to mar their usefuliess: | qonenos of color, round nnck, V. necks, open all white of frimmings of pink and Finishod with or without identificati i 3 5 : ront. o e, dimity, ‘all-wool sweaters Slight irregulars of $1 and §1.25 grade. Styles for boy or girl. Dollar Sale, at qucl::llucllf facing; de’of pin sea size 1074 to 15. Regularly $200. Special, $1.00. | front of white voil -":Y-‘E“Y"kn(; ll::nfl‘ln.bll;):'uel:lwlth nflr‘:'a h’i‘u« $1.—Third Floor, 'lvlullrlfl! $1,50 and X ale, §1 -— 1 Sb G» s — ] » olors. Pin ue, ain Floor. -~ e peah, maise,” brown, a wiite. "Low : D . . ift Stationery at $ Baek" et o maten Hborein bagior e S0 Children’s Vanity Bags, 2 for 31 sm-..nm box, tied with sithon; wakes: i Mo T Sock en’s Wool 0CKS, ribbon strap. Regular and extra sizes. Dollar Tagulary, e ani 0. Cosibinate. coless. ifts for Christmas, Dollar Sale &t $1—Main $1.98 to $3.98 S Dollar Sale, 2 Pairs Sale, 2 for $1.—Main Floor. with embossed designs on 1id of box: fitted with Lol Pear] Bead Turkish Bath Towels, 4 for Untrimmed Hats $1.35 Bed Pillows at §1 e . Made e 1,200 Fine Towels, in pink, blus and_yellow This ix your chance to secure Filled with all new foathers. coversd with bine and et bty tor lotw shocs.” Siies stripes, also plain’ white; ‘excellent quality. hat inish out the season. Wan. white ticking. Size 17x34 inches. Dollar Bale at 5 St iy Necklaces at Dollar sale: s Por 31~ Bocond Flope " duslits: derful sssrtment of lgyons and 94 to 114 Doller Sale, 2 pairs, § Panne velvet; good styles and colors; . T = n Fioor. g ] Pt Children’s Little Red Chair ‘ sted Doliar Bals at §1.Msin Flsor. Dollar 8ale at $1.—Second Floor, and Rocking Chairs to Match < Cape Skin Gloves, Pair Dellar Bale. 2 for Men’s Socks, 4 Pairs Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits . “gnePfl;n:.mfl;m s n”ea high neck, long sleeves, Duteh neck, 51-75 Blthroom s“’ols 59¢ Necl:wenr, Dollar Slle, ; Sresr shades GE dark tan, browd aad elbow siceves, low heck, sleaveloss. - Medium: white enamel, slightly marred, at u | fec. bigh 1 Two-clasp Light-weight Mocha Skin sioeves, knee length for giris; high Beck X snoet Smoking stll! dl f :‘f:,‘,,'.". gray and ,,.m,...,Z, | Palnin Royal—Feurth Floor. Dollar Bale urse and mirror. Dollar Sale, 2 for $1.—Main Foor. Relief ~coughs Sizes 6% to 11%. Mercerized Socks, with double fect, high spliced 2 beaver. Sveight Cotton Suits, ' Dutch _mack, elbow or Glove in medium ~ gray shades. slecves, knee length for boys. Including collars of lace, met and organdy, T !.sluo lnhu ‘t'hnge:‘- sln:eplux Garments with ~ feet. e iy Sileh, ! ghass: Al (. Dollar Sale, 4 pairs, §1.—Main Floor. Sotlsr Bule, 3 tor $1 "Mt Fioor 0 e Bt pep e T Doar Sale st $1.—Main Floor. Pl iy 5 TR R REEEEEE-B-EEERE-EE-EEFEEEEEEENNEE-E-R-E RS RN IEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIII-IIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“.