Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1924, Page 19

Thé Greatest ATTAGHED HOUSES N SUBURBSSEORE Citizens Want “Community” | Buildings Barred From | New Developments. i tion of the so-called “commu- nity houses” in suburban neighbor- hoods of detached homes was- con- demned by the Federation of Citizens' ssoclations at the District building Saturday night. The fcderation adopted a report of its zoning committee, headed by Clay fton Emig, calling upon the zoning MEDICINE OVER SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS .OF SUCCESS L4 For Lent New York Cheese, 1b. . A0e Lnglish Dairy Style, Ih... . 48¢ Swiss Cheese, 1h Roquefort, ... Kraft Swiss Soft. Ib. s .69¢ Kraft Old English Soft. Ib. Ldam Holland. cach. ... Gouda Holland, cach. 1.0 460¢ agruder’s Best Groceries Conn. Ave, & K St. Established 1875 PPhone Main 4180 Throw of STUFFY COLDS Clear your head with MENTHOLATUM §/ Applyin the nostrils J | " { tion, William Henry White, chairman, | Antiseptic — healing i FOR BURNING ECZEMA, i Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic; Liquid—Easy to Use. | From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 | for large size, zet a bottle of Zcmo.i When applied as directed it effec- tively removes Eczema, quickly stops itching and heals skin troubles, also | Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafing. | It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. | emo is a clean, dependable and in- | expensive, antiseptic liquid. Try n.' as we believe nothing you have ever sed is as effective and satisfying. ! ‘cmo Soap, —Zemo Ointment, | sc. { i commissicn to |rohibit such struc- w in “resiude al A and siden- |Ual A, restricted” are i | On motion of William Henry White, |the rcport of the committee was amended (o recommend that the com- ! | munity house he eliminated from the ; zoning regulations. Natur: of Buildings. A “Ccommunity hou: tived by the delegates a {hous:s built 50 as to give the appear- |‘;u|( of one stiucture. Delegates {from suburban :.ctions supported the jeomr vittee port, declaring that the went to the out:kirts of the feity n order te home: {with the accomnanying surroundin, and that s Luflders are endeavor- | ling to capi ¢ th lue thus given | 3 W sec.ions 1y Luilding com- 1ation also adopted a_ re- || {port ot committee on charities ' | {and correctio indorsing in prin- || iciple the bill to nrovide aild for de- i dent children in their own homes. i| L. A. Simon. chairman of the com- explained that the purpose of || { the méusure s to extend financial as- || stance to worthy mothers to enable ithem to rear their children at home || when they would otherwise have to} plice them in some institution. Mr. | Nimon emphasized the point that this would only be given wherc the other was a deserving person und to take care of her children other way. ; Oppoxe Some Detailx. Many of the delegates opposed cer- res of the Capper bill, de- bring about such aid, but || joined approving the | 1 H! i hout coramit- It w : mmission | fon c wzislation, ap-| pu i , is now | ing the bill - federa- | tion concluded to leave the details toy that body. mittec on law and legisla- 1 ted to report at the n meeting on the proposed bill to giv the Distri mmissioners power to j on many municipal questions now require action by Congres: van H. Tucker told of the progress that has been made toward s cnactment of the bill to purchasc ad- | ditional parks for the National ! Capital i | On motion of Jesse C. Suter, it v voted to appoint a special committe to arrange for an entertainment and | smeker to be held this sprin, i Vice President George R. . presided in the absence of Pre: i Charles A. Baker. | AMERICAN U. ADDS Plans Under Way for Summer'f School to Open Junme 18 and Close August 30. i The spring term at American Uni- versity begins today and & num- ber of new courses are announced. Dr. Putney will give a course in the f Iuropean diplomacy extend over five terms, and Dr. Nations will offer a coufse [ln Roman law. Briefer courses, which will be given-during the spring term, | {include the following: i youtself from { THROAT INFECTION by destraying germs before they have a chance to spread. Forma- mint protects you by releasing in | the mouth and throat a powerful | yet harmless bactericide that keeps these susceptible tissues alwaysinan | antiseptic condition. All druggists. 5 1 ormamint GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS ! To avoid infection, dissolve a | Formamint tablet in the mouth | every one or two hours i [Alkali In Soap Il Bad For the Hair| Soap should be used very carefolly, 3t you want to keep sour buir looking its best. Many soaps and prepared sham. oos contain tou much free alkali. This dries the scalp, iukes the hair brittle. and ruins it. | The hest use is Mulsi . which is | pure and <res and is better than anything else ~u Two or three tesspoonfuls is suffici to cleanse your hair a1 sealp thorough Simply moisten haic with water and rob it in. Tt makes an abux creamy Jathier, which rinses remoriog e : | dandruft auickly aud evenly, an the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, || Iustrous, fuffy. wavy, and easy to man-| Mulsified cocoanut oil | pemsive and a few ounces will supply | | every member of the family for months. | xdvertisemeat. | Have C_olor in Cheeks Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablet : > —If your skin Is yellow—complexion 1 —tongue conted—nppetite poor | u have a bad taste in your mou no-gocd feeling—you sh Tabletv—La sub- | stitute for calomel—were prepared by Dr. Edwards aftcr 17 years of study. | Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a | purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, brigh Dr. Edwardy’ Olive Ti ety act on ! the liver and bowels like calomel— | vet have no dangerous after effects. —They start the bile and overcome constipation. Take one or two night- ) imd note the pleasing results, Mile ions_ of hoxes are sold annunlly 15¢ and 30c. I iman troops into Brussels. Financing and management of pub- lic utilities, Dr. Juchhoff; foreign ex- change and international finance, Dr. Juchhoff: American diplomacy in’ the Dr. Tansill; canon law, Dr. omparat constitutional a Necdham; _diplomatic rela- | tions between the United tes d Latin America, ind tries and resou of the United|! States, Dr. diplomatic pro- | tection of citizens abroad, Dr. Puller. | Tgnacio Nabong of Calumpit, Philip- | i 1 student at American | appeared before the aca. | demic council last week to defend his the: forq the degree of Master of Laws. Mr. Nabong, who is a grad- uate of National University, is turning to the Philippines at once Plans are underway for the sum- mer school at American University, | which will begin June 18 and cl August 30. Dean Putney will be director, and special courses In““ cachers will be given in history, ed- || ucation and economics. Dean Putney | and Dr. Tansill will give the courses | in history, Dr. H. B. Drury those i onomics and Dr. L. E. Blauch those | in_education. | Other instructors who will be as- ! igned Lo summer school work, so far | as plans have been compleed, are | Dr. ‘Gilbert O. Nations, William Al-{ fred Reid, Francis 8. Key-Smith and Richard V | Lucius Clark, chancclior of | American University, has been in New Jersey during the past week, at- || tending a series of conferences. Senora Dolores Castro _Cervantes will lecture at American Unive this evening, at 8 o'clock, on “His- | toric Cities of Belgium.” Senora ! Cervantes, who is now a resident of | Washington, Is a graduate of the University of Brussels and has had a remarkable career as a_traveler and explorer. She also had an un- 2lly interesting war-time experi- | having witnessed the first Ger- ssault upon Liege, the burning Louvain and the entry of the Ger- The lecture, which will be illus- trated with slides, will be open to the public. . \ Tomerrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, Dr. Paul Kaufman will give the final lecture in a series on bresent-day || “Poetry ~of the Religious || “ollier spoke at the uni- | What Psychol- Bring me an Oh Henry! back for dessert. It adds Joy to the whole after- noon. Henry! A Fine Candy" 10c Everywhere THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C ., MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924, - . 35¢ and 39¢ Grades of Fine Dress Ginghams 500 pleces of beautiful new Spring Dress Ginghams, in a wonderful as- toftment of &styles and colorings— very yard fresh. new and wanted or ‘women's and children's wear. Fine imported grades and equally as 29¢ fine domestic ginghams in the lot. Checks, stripes, plalds and plain colors in an unlimited assortment of styles. All warranted absolutely fast. 36-In. Genuine Irish Dress Linen 59¢ Yard . A strictly all pure linen quality, each piece bear- ing the words “Made in Ireland,” a firm woven, durable quality, in plain and the stylish herring- bone weaves. Choice of such wanted shades as tan, gray, orchid, copen, steel, reseda, russet, cocoa,' zine, lavender, Luciile and bisque. Shrunk to 3¢ inches, all ready for the needle. 36-In. Wide Ratine and Eponge 59c¢ Yard Choice of Check Granite Ratine, Homespun Ratine and Novelty Stripe Eponge. all the latest novelties in cotton dress goods. TFull 36 inches wide. The checks are in all favored shades and effects, in tan, brown and gray ungs, with neat colored over- checks. Novelty stripe cponge, in self-colored funcy stripes, of gr: henna, ‘copen, old rose, orchid. new green: also white with colored stripes. All 36 inches wid $1.25 Printed Crepe de Chine 79¢ A superior high-grade sill and cotton qualit: full 26 inches wide. Another of the spring's fav ite materials for dresses and overblouses. Shown in all the and effects; in lovely. and beautiful color combina- A = quality, with an hizh lustrous finish that closely resembles the all-silk crepe. $1.39 Seamless Sheets, $1.15 Senmless Sheets. of heavy. firm-woven quality that will wear and launder in the most satisfactors way—offered tomorrow at savings that urge you to buy a liberal supply. Perfect qyality. hand-torn and ironed; finished with deep hem. Full double- bed size, SIx§0 inches N $1.59 Bleached Sheets, $1.29 _81x90 Seamless: Blcached® Sheets: full double-bed size; perfect quality} made of extra heavy wrounil- thread sheeting cotton. $1.89 Bleached Sheets, $1.69 $1x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets: extra length for double Leds; free from starch or dressing. 39¢ Pillowcases. 29¢ 45336 Bleached TPilloweases; large si: woven grade; free from starch or dressin 50c Pillowcases, 35¢ i Bleached Pillowcases; very fine quali hand-torn and ironed. $2.50 Bedspreads, $1.98 99 Wkite Dimity H¥Mspreads; extra length for three-quarter beds. $1.75 Bedspreads, $1.29 Crochet Bedspreads: single-bed size: in Marseilles patterns. $3.50 Bedspreads, $2.89 het Bedspreads: double-hed size: heavy ra Marseilles designs. 20c¢ Muslin, 15¢ L Blezched Muslin: close-woven, soft-finish quali 25¢ Unbleached Cotton, 16¢ 9-inch Unbleached Sheeting Cotton: firm-woven round-thread grade. $3.98 and $4.98 Beaded Dress Ornaments, $1.69 A beautiful lot of Imported Beaded Dress Orna- ments and Half Belts, in an assortment of artistic designs andl colorings, all the most popular shades. Included @pe steel, crystals, jet and bronze effects. First Fhamge-Bargain Table. 12V4¢ and 15¢ Handkerchiefs 10c Women's White and Colored Handkerchiefs, with one-inch and one-half inch hems. Dainty em- broidered corners and hemstitched borders. ¥Full size, soft finish qualities. $3.50 All-Wool Flann er of fashion’ sports sult, all w $2 All-Wool Crepe, $1.69 t inches wide, fine, close-woven grade. in black, 1vy, brown, tan and cocoa. $1.69 Wool French Serge, $1.39 4 c WO < wide, 2 quality, fine twille tan, cocoa and brown. $3.50 Wool Velour, $2.98 es wide.callewool quality, with stylish finish; in black. na brown. beaver, 7d copen. $1.25- Corduroy, 89¢ 6 inches wide, novelty self-colored designs, in aver, grapkite, silver, pearl, golden brown, Havana brown, mateliot,.sand, scarlet and.black $1.25 Check Suiting s, 89¢ 54 inches wide, grounds of tan and brown, w neat colored checks; for dresses, sports su skirts, ete. $2.50 All-Wool Tubular Jersey © $1.89 - Soft, close-woven quality, made of finest all-wool imported yarns—one of the favored materials for the popular ome-bfece dresses and sport wear. 34 inches wide. Colors of black., navy, gray, French blue. green, henna, copen, tan and other wanted shades for spring. 25¢ Dark Percales, 19¢ 36 inches wide, choice of navy, copen or black grounds with checks, stripes, dots and figures; close-woven, soft-finish grade for women's housc wrments and aprons. 25¢ Shaker Flannel, 19¢ 27-inch Bleached Shaker Flannel, heavy, re- versible quality. z A 25¢ Dress Ginghams, 19¢ 22-inch Dréss Ginghams, In a large assortment of checks and plaids; warranted fast colors, 29¢ Romper Cloth, 19¢ inch Romper Cloth,«light and dark grounds with stripes and checks; also plain colors; firm- woven quality. Children’s $1 Silk Socks, 59¢ Thread Silkc Socks, plain white, sky, pink and navy blue with fancy colored tops. Perfoct qual- ity.” Sizes 7 to 9 Women’s, 'C,hiflon Hose, 59¢ Chiffon Silk Hose, silk almost all the way uj assorted shades, but no blacks. Three-seam bac seconds of $1.25 grade. 89c¢ Printed Tussah Silks, 59¢ An extremely high-grade and popular silk and cotton fabric that bears fashion's stamp of ap- proval. In a large assortment of the newest and most exclusive designs and color combinations, showing new and distinctive printings. Warranted absolutely fast colors. 35 inehes wide. 50c¢ Ratinspun, 39¢ Yard 36-inch Ratinspun,’a high-grade.yarn mercerized wash fabric, with stylish crepe weave. In a large - assortment of all the most popular and wanted shades. 65c Wash Satin, 49¢ 36 inches wide, & rich yarn mercerized cotton ave that is especially desirable for dainty rie; closely resembling satin. In all the wgnted shades. . 55¢ Shantung Pongee, 45¢ Yd., Yarn mercérized cotton fabric, with stylish demi- rough weave, in sprifig’s favorite shades for stylish and practical costumes. 36 inches wide. Men’s Fiber:(Glos) Hose, 35¢ “Greenback” Fiber (Glos) Half Hose. in black and plain célors; fully reinforced at all wearing points. Sizes 93 to 111¢; seconds of 65¢c grade. 32 inches Emergency and C;«qsualt}v Hospitals Must Be Kept Open—Help Raise $2 and $2.50 Wash Suits at Speci. lot of Boys' High- grade Wash Suits, in the new- est spring models, ashioned l of finest wash fabrics, includ- { [ ing Peggy, Pomono, Mercer- / ized Cottons, Jean, etc. Balkan and Dutch Daddy style In Oliver Twist. Middy, Plain colors and combinations. Warranted fast color—a new suit for any that fades. J\{st Unpacked—A New Special Purc!mse of 7 Women’s Spring Suilts $35 and $39.50 Grades $24.75 A Suit Sale emphasizing quality. style and value. The new swagger boyish and mannish suits —the new sport jackets in semi and box styles—the new single and double breasted modes. Faultlessly Tailored of fine Poiret Can be worn with or without beits. Twills and Hairline Stripes—the fav- ored fabrics of the season. New hipline-fitted skirts or wrap-arounds Peter Pan, tuxedo and regulation collars, tai- lored stitching and fine buttons. ets. or bell sleeves. immings of silk Smart slash pock- Pencil stripes give' the final note of man- nishness, and there arc plenty of these styles in the group we have marked for - Tuesday” selling at this moderate pric Colors of Navy. Black and Tan Sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 44 Goldenberg's—Second Floor, Men’s $1 Work Shirts, 72¢ Kendall Blue Chambray Work i at- tached; close woven high-grade quality; full cut and perfeet quality; all sizes. Men’s' Golf Hose, $1 Plain colors and heather shades, with jacquard figured cuffs; also plain styles; slight seconds of £1.50 to $2.00 grades. Men’s 69¢ Underwear, 48¢ Dalbriggan Underwear; famous Morris make: long or short sleeve shirts, full length drawers. with double reinforced seat; sateen waistband; per- feet quality Men’s 75¢ Suspenders, 39¢ Police and Fireman's Suspenders: extra heav webbing; stout leather castoff; striped webbinz (Limit, two pairs.) $1.69 Sweeping Brushes, $1.39 s, with long tra Quality Floor Sweeping Brush handle; 16-inch size. $3.49 Eleetric Irons, $2.49 High-grade Nickel-plated Electric Irons: col plete with cord and plug; full weight and unteed. 85¢ and $1 Draperies, 67c Yard-wide Glos and Sunfast Draperies; plain and figured all-over and hordered . biue, zreen, gold, hrown and multi- or, suitable for cither window or door draperies. Full ‘bolts from which we will cut the required number of yards. . Goldenberg'e—Fourth Floor. $7 Part-Wool Blankets, $4.95 A mill's end of the season surplus. left after all orders had been filled and sold to us at a fraction of their real worth. Good heavy-weight Part-w Blankets, with soft fleec sh. - Blue, pin 1 gray block aud plaid efects; also white ancy borders: wide solsctte bound style. es for large double beds Floor. 59¢ and 69¢ Cretonnes, 29¢ de, fast color, heavy-weight Washabl he prettiest of patterns and color- e of soft or tapestry finishes, both of desirable for spring and summe decorative purposes; As much draperies furniturc S0 You may be of yards alike (First Floor. Bargain Table.) New Spring Silks $2 and $2.25 Grades A sale that offers the newest and choicest weaves and colorings in silks that are right in demand for Spring—at satings too important to miss. Included are— All-silk Chiffon Taffeta, All-silk Satin Charmeuse. Rich Canton Crepe, Spiral Canton Crepe, “Krepe de Leen” (Glos), All-silk Brocade Flat Crepe, Sport Satin (Glos). All-silk Black Satin Duchesse, All-silk Satin Messalime. All-silt Crepe de Chine, All-silk Changeable Taffeta. Printed Canton Crepe. All-silk Printed Crepe de Chine. All-silk Black Moire Taffeta. very. wanted Spring color for strect and evening wear. Widths 35 to 40 inches. " Goldenbet, Small Wares 25c Stickeri Edgings. white and colors. Piece, 9c. > - Blanket Binding, 174 and 2 inch widths; white and colors. . Choice of sateen or mohair. Yard, 10c. : Hairpin Cabincts, about 300 wire hairpins in each. “Former 19¢c grade. At 9. Nassau Basting Cotton, 250-yard spools; all numbers. THREi:b spools, 16c. Belding Spool Silk, 50 and 100 vard spools; as- sorted shades. Former 10c and 18c grades. AtSc. 39c Steel Scissors, 474 and 5 inch sizes. Pair, 25¢. Aluminum Thimbles, all sizes. THREE for 5c. Enameled Shoe Trees, assorted colors. Pair, 19c. Defiance Safety Pins, one dozen on card. TWO cards for 7c. Vaglo Hair Nets, double mesh. each. At 16c. Smith’s Bluc Label Sewing Necedles, assorted size. 7¢. $1.25 Serving Trays, 89¢ Mahogany-finished Frame Serving Trays; panel effect; glass-covered bottom; size 12x18 inches. Regularly 15c Food Choppers,” $1.69 Keystone Food Choppers: medium size, with thre cutters; easily clcaned and adjusied. $1.98 Cooking Kettles, $1.29 Auminum Cooking Kettles; 12-gt. trade size: guaranteed quality. 39¢ and 49¢ Embroideries, 29¢ Swiss and Cambrie Embroideries; camisole width and flouncings: assorted small and large patterns. 19¢ Embroideries, 1215¢ and Cambric Embroideries, edgings tions, beadings, seamings and beaded edges. 29¢ and 35¢ Embroideries, 19¢ Embroidery Skirtings. cambric and Swiss, inches wide; also insertions, 2 inches wide, in man attractive patterns. $3.75 and $4.25 Porch Curtains $2.95 Ready-to-hang Porch Curtains: of heavy-weight blue or tan stripe canvas: mounted on heavy rods: complete with ropes, pulieys and all attachments. Sizes 6 ft. or 7 ft. wide, with 7-ft: $-in. drop. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor, Grades of Spring Low Shoes attendance all day today, but there are still unsurpassed values | ° in this wonderful offering of ! Enthusiastic women’s Spring Footwear for to- | A great variety of | MOrrow. crowds were in a Pair! smart models—at a fraction of their intended selling price. Every pair fresh from the manufacturer and offered at this low price because he was overstocked. In the Smartest New Spring Models Every Pair Brand-New and Absolutely Perfect Complete Range of Sizes and All Wanted Widths Two-strap Sandals Cut-out One-strap Pumps Hollywood Sandals Cut-out Grecian Pumps Cut-out Gore Pumps Cut-out Cross-strap Pumps Lattice Strap Pumps Cut-out Ankle-strap Pumps One-strap Sally Junior Puritan Pumps Lattice Strap-front Mah Jongg Pumps Goldenbers's—First Ploor. , Sizes 3 to 10 ycars. Colored Indian Head, 33¢ Regular price from full piece: yard popular fast-color cotton weave, . desirab) linen finish. In mill léngths from 4 to 10 vards. A1 colors made by the Indian Head Mills are represented in this lot. s Women’s Neckwear, 22¢ Women's Spring Neckwear, including col cuff sets; in Tuxedo, panel and circular effec ongandy, linene and lace. Veiling Lengths, 16¢ Fancy Mesh and Dotted Veilings; hoic of octagon or hairline meshes; plain and combination colors. One-yard lengths. e Drape Veils, 31¢ Scroll and Dotted Bordered Drape Vell: pe s " and fancy meshes; all wanted colors: one and onc- quarter yards long. * Girls’ Dresses, $1.19 School Dresses: good quality materials: i1 s; all wanted colors; some with trimmings; others with whife color trimmings; sizes 6 to 11 yea 2t o Women’s Slips, $1 ‘ostume Slips; of black, navy blue sateen: stitched yolke and double straps; full lengths, %% Ni 5 Women’s Nightgowns, $1 “ine Grade Nightgowns: white and flesh colors g0 fan novelty designs: round neck and kimono sleeve models: full cut sizes. Jacquette Sweaters, $2.98 Stylish New Jaequette and Slip-on Sweate: such wanted shade Mexico, ne, la blue, cte, with beautiful striped comi trimming. Jersey Sweaters, $5.98 Waool Jersey and Tuxedo and Jacquette Swe all wanted staple and fancy spring shades $2 C. B. Corsets, $1.29 Laced front model: of pink coutil; long length h low bust: guaranteed boning: manufacturer's continued number; sizes 21 to Seconds Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, $12.85 When Perfect, $18.00 The nationally advertised Gold S Congoleun Ilugs here tomorrow at a hig saving because of some slight fault hardly noticeable, and in no v will affect wearing quality. Congoleum: Rugs lic flut to the floor and can easily be washed with soap and water. 9x12-ft. size for large rooms. %n the newest and most wanted patterns and color ings, alws tile eff complete with borders. Goldomborg's—Fourti Floor. Stenciled Crex Rugs, 310.65 Pérfect quality Factory labeled Crex Rugs, in twelve of the newest patterns: colorings of greer Ulue. brown and combinations. Crex Rugs a made of tough western prairie grass woven to- ether with heavy cord. Sides and ends neatl bund in ex prings to mateh those in' rug. hich are stenciled with best oil paint rge room size. 8x10-f1. Size at $9. 6x 94t. Size at $5.95 Women’s $3 and $3 Silk Hose, $1.19 Kayser-make Glove-silk Hose: every pair per- fcet quality; in grenadine and novelty striped ef- choice of gray, beige, cordovan and Russian All sizes, but not in each style and color. = i 5 $1.25 White Dress Linen, 98¢ Beautiful close-woven quality: runk from 461 to 36 inches; warranted all pure en quality; in white only. $1.75 White Skirtings, $1.39 wide: White Satin Stripe Skirtings, 42 inches extra fine “glos” quality that will luunder pers fectly. $1.25 White Crepe, 98¢ White fon Crepe, inches wide; extra fine cotton quality, with silk overcheck $1 Imported Broadcll;th, 69¢ 36_inches wide; rich lustrous cotton quality: for men’s shirts and women's Wear. = i s = 59¢ White Voile, 35¢ White Chiffon Voile, 36 inches wide: extra fine shegr. two-ply quality, with taped edge. 69c White Poplin, 49¢ inches wid varn mercerized quality, with h lustrous finish. 69¢ White Batiste, 49¢ Imported White Latiste. 46 mercerized grade: for infants also lingerie. $2.25 Longcloth, $1.75 -inch Longcloth: ten t finish quality; for ling 69¢ and 89¢ Embroideries, 59¢ Swiss_Embroidery Flouncings, inches wide: ruffied. Bohemian and scalloped edges. Many beau- tiful patterns. 65c¢ Silk and Cotton Pongee, 49¢ Beautiful lustrous $ilk and cotton-mised mate fal that has the appearance of silk pongee. Show r cvery wanted shade for street and evening wear. 6 inches wide. 12V4¢ and 15¢ Handkerchief: 10¢ & Wonfen's White and Colored Handkerchiefs. with one inch and one-half inch hems. Dainty embroid ered corners and hemstitched borders. Full size, soft finish gualities. Children’s 75¢ Bungalow” Aprons 59¢ Made of high-count pereale. in blue, lavender. rose and green: trimmed with rick-rack bLraid; full cut sizes from 4 to 14 First Floor—Bargain Table. Men’s 50c¢ Garters, 34¢ Pair Brighton and Paris Pad wide web or fegular style; single grip: colors and striped effécts. Men’s $1.25 Nightrobes, 79¢ Trophy make White Cambric Nightrobes; extra full cut body; V-neck style; sizes 15 to 19; perfect quality. Men’s $1 Cotton Underwear, 67¢ Medium weight Cotton Ribbed Underwear; long sleeve shirts; full length drawers, with reinforced seat and sateen waistband; regular sizes. Men’s $1.50 Union Suits, $1.09 “Merit" make Spring weight Ribbed Un ecru and white: short sleeves; full length closed creteh; regular sizes. Men’s Lisle Half Hose, 18¢ Mercerized Lisle Half Hose; full reinforced heel toe and sole; black, navy, cordovan and suede; seconds of 10c grade. Men’s Thread Silk Hose, 55¢ “Oynx" Full-fashioned Thrtad Silk Half Hose. high spliced heel, double reinforced sole and toe of mercerized lisle; black and plain colors. Slight irregulars of $1.00 grades. 75¢ Canton®Grepe, 59¢ 36 inches wide, one cf the finest woven cotton fabrics and a decided favorite for spring and sum- mer wear. A complete assortment of all the wanted faney and staple shades. Coat Sweaters, $1.39 Wool-mixed Coat Sweaters; V-neek and roll col- lar styles; in maroon, oxford gray, navy blue and black; made with two pockets; seconds of $3.00 grad $1.25 Athletic Union Suits, 84¢ Of large plaid madras and 88x88 checked nain- sook; extra long trunk seam and -full chest size: doubie stitched throughout; made fn superior style; all regular sizes from 34 to 46; perfect quality. stylish nd children’s wear;