Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 15

INDEPENDENTS PUT | TICKET IN RUNNING John Zahnd of Indianapolis |, and R. M. Harrop of Omaha Are Standard-Bearers. NAMED BY REFERENDUM Planks. ated Press, Pi APOLIS, Ind John Zahnd of Indianapolis, inated for President of the United States on the National Independent ticket last night, while Roy M. Har- rop of Omaha, Neb., was chosen as the vice presidential nominee. Zahnd, chairman of the state ex- ecutive committee of the party said July 10— Inaudible based on the use of Equality for Women, Federal Re- | w: caught by small local stations which serve Repeal Are Among it this new vear, it the inaudible station KDKA at East at Manchester, broadcast audibly was nom- | = STUDEBAKER SINGLE RADIO SYSTEM FOR WORLD FORECAST Short Waves From Large Stations to Be Rebroadcast. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 10.—The whole civi- zed world will eventually be served by a single system of radio broadcast- ing; it was predicted today before the = contribution by W. tropolitan Cities, Great Britain, and Dr. W. H Electric and Manufacturing Corapany of the United States. orid power conference in a joint J. Brown of Met- Baston of the Westinghouse The system, it was stated, would be inaudible short aves sent.out by large stations and ould rebroadcast them on audible ave lengths. The possibilities of system were proved last was said, by tests between ittsburgh, Pa., and the station QAC ngland. which re- Just Drive It; That’s All the nominations came as a result of a referendum vote sent to all mem- bers of the party. The vote was: Zahnd, 653 votes. Harrop, 287 votes. N. Neilson, Fort Worth, votes. According to the rules of the party the one receiving the highest number of votes is the presidential nominee, and the one receiving the next high- est number is the vice presidential nominee. Sgattering Ralston, J. York, and James C. City, were recorded. Spurned by Two Candidates. Both Mr, Hopkins and Mr. Fuller fssued statements at their homes that they were not members of the In- dependent party and were not candi- dates for the nomination. Mr. Zahnd announced the following ‘executive committee to act until a new committee is elected in each state in January, 1925; each state at that time to be entitled to one member in | the national committee: o John Zahnd. chairman: Leonard G. Simmons, secrstary; Robert Schuyler. Edna L, Johnson, Edgar Pettit, D. L. Ray- H Tex., 212 votes for La Follette, A. H. Hopkins of New Fulldr of Kansas of Indianapolis: Franklin, In Ind: Roy Thomas _ e Campbell, _all mond 0. Rairdon, Earl Brown, Frankl Harrop, Omaha, Neb': Jackson, New Folden. son, Fort Worth, Tex. McGuire, Venice, Calif.: schmidt, Cordor,” Mo.; D. Roberts, Mont.; Junction, Colo.; City, Towa; C. 13 L. Armbrust, Armbrust, C. Christenson, Salt Lake ¢ Jtal The platform of the party adopted at a meeting of the executive com- mittee lust May has as its chief plank & demand for the repeal of the fed- eral reserve banking system and the establishment of an American finan- cial system of government-owned banks. Other planks are in favor of elimination of tax-exempt securities, government initiated treaties to out- law war, old age pensions, abolition of the electoral college. equal rights for wom: conservati of natural resources and better co-operation be- tween the government and the farm- ers 1,700 Votes Cast. The Independent party., as now or- Zanized. is composed of those who have signified a belief in the plat- form and who have paid $1 vearly Ques into the treasury Mr. Zahnd announced that approximately 1,700 ballots were sent to members in twenty-three states and that almost all_of these voted The presidential nominee, Mr. Zahnd, was one of the organizers of the committee of forty-eight when it was brought into being in Chicago in 1918, and was prominently identified with this group in their convention in Chicago in 1920. He was born near New Martinsville, W. Va.. April 13. 1877, was a farmer, traveling man and real estate operator. He was a candidate for Congress on an inde- pendent ticket in Missouri and again in Indiana, when he moved to this state. Harrop Organized Party. Mr. Zahnd stated that as Mr. Har- rop was the organizer of the People's Progressive party at Omaha last Jan- uary, which nominated Robert R. Pointer of Dearborn, Mich., for Presi- dent, the People's Progressive party would henceforth join with the Inde- pendent party and go forward under the latter’s banner, as he understood that Mr. Pointer would withdraw. Robert M. La Follette was not in- dorsed by the Independent party, Mr. Zahnd said, because the members | could not indorse the platform of the | Conference for Progresatve Action at Cleveland on July 4 and 5. He stated that his party would have welcomed an invitation to attend the Cleveland | conference merely as observers, but | that no invitation had come and no | representative had been sent | Here! —to match \A perfect plastic in red, green Send for a sample can of Tilo-Plastic. Spreadlt—seehcweafilynulpphedandbaw ;moot_h}y it covers the surface without airholes or voids. Prove to or crack and peel in cold. TYLO PRODUCTS CO., Jamaica, New York City Distributors to h & West Co., 1332 New York Washington, D. C. 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RUTLAND FIRE CLAY CO., Rutland, Vermont Other Rutland Useful Rutland Patching Plaster your roof! and black' the Trade: Ave,, NW,, be applied on the ouuldo. PRITTPTTTEE T TRERTE ] u-nu:nnunnu EERIEANRENERNRN Regular $225 valses. The smart trim- ming and finish to gowns, scarfs and negliges, in the season's faverite shades, also black and white. Bpecially good fea- ture, it has the circled finished edge, can is Royal—Main Fleor. THTTH G & 11th Sts. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1922 TePALAIS ROYAL Service and Courtesy Established 1877 H L P L LT T BT TEPT T PR PR P PR T T Women’s Wool Sweater Suits and Dresses, Regular $7.95 and $8.95 values. the newest styles and colors. over models, canary and orchid and Mexico. to 42 in lot. AENEEEESEAREASRANNENRANERANRANY; $4.95 In all All slip- in tan, rose, navy, green Sizes 36 Palals Royal—Third Fioor. 100 Wondertul Friday Bargains AReEAENEEEERIZENNRERRRERREREE Remarkable Offerings For Friday Only in Silks, Cotton Goods Dress Goods and Linings . Silks Regular 88c All-silk Poagze, in the xasassnsesg fabric suits LT L LT PR R LT R B ET P EL T T T P T EL P R EL R PR E T TNINRNRAEI G rnansnandnen TLLTLRPP R ETTTTH Imported #1235 o 8140 Colored Check Pongee, 2130 Plain Import- ed Shantung. Thc Check Pon- goe ix the natural color, with contrasting colored checks. The Shantung s shown in a variety $ In Woolens Itegular $138 All-wool Jersey Cloth. 54 inches wide, tubular. A popular for bathing l 1 and dresses. In Linings Regular 79 _Silk-and-cotton Foundation Fabric, all the lead- ing shades are repre- sented includiog black 55(‘ and white. Cotton Goods 150 yards Fine Embroldery Dress Voiles. Regular 75c valu In two size dots, light and dark celors. 59C Yau, Tixsue Ginghams. Regular 25c value. Excellent color- ings: 30 inches wide. Ghecks 210 d wripes lsc Color Crash Table Regular $1.50 value. Brown and blue horders. ldeal summer_covers for the porch. Size 45x5D inches. 98(; ach, 10 Bleached Mercerized Table Covers. Regular $3 to $4.50 values. _Slightly roiled. Size T0K70. 3150 te cse Hemmed Blue Print ‘_l‘;hfl-llmh..’.nrgular 35 59¢ value. Fast colored Size 10x30. Gach, c 18 All-over L‘E‘ Searfs. Regu- tar 3%¢ value. For bu- raus, - chiffonfers and talles. 8ize 18x35 25C inches. Each, Wnst-colored Hemstitched Nap- kinm. Regular $3.50 values. In blue, yellow, pink : and Kreen damask. Size t4x14. Dozen, 2'25 Remnants of Silks Remrumts of Cotton Goods Remnants of Dress Goods Remnants of Lim'ngs / Price Palais Royal—Seeond Floor. sxszraeneznazznamaan [ ELPTTITT TN Moire, fancy stripes. colors "and many tombirmitions. fur irdiar s Tinery, ‘ete. Reinants of plaids mare, stripes. dresden. etc. 415 40’5 Inches wike, 1a Al Colors and muny combinatins for cAlGreR's b ribbons, etc. Palis Royal—Main AIETEIINLREEN R TERNNI) ENBRRR R ANSRRRS 7,500 Yards New Cretonnes, 22¢ Yard In a wide assortment of de- signs and colorings suttable for draparies, slip covers, laundry bags, couches, hammocks) ete. 36 inchés wide. TPCPTRLFETITLELEEEEETE L T e en g Cretonne Sofa Cushions, 53¢ Eu:i For perch and homs Many wtyles ‘which to choose. i Stenciled Cruh Goods Guaranteed fast colors_ and washable. Table Scarts, 8o and Plllovw Covers, oo eaah > ok F Covers, $4.95 and $5.95 cash. Bar Harbor Chair ) Cushions, $1.28 Each Rgnhr sl ss vllnel u* 'nn"un nna o hou: sides Holland W'mdw Shades, $1.28 Each Guaranteed. Shown in all the waated Solors. All with ‘builion fringed bottoms. Mousted Hartshorn Rollers. Door and Window Awnings, Sl 58 Euh Well _made, £ iaches wide, in bloe. ul vim awsiag ‘tfll- Curtain Materials, 18c Yard Of voile ‘and gerim. Fioe . i ecrs, cream 'and white. *'36 inches . Palsis Reysl—8ecesd Teer. For the Beach . 150 Chinese Parasols $1.25 d - $1.50. . values. (Sbghtly damaged) 59c Large and, medium sizes, in all colors. Crooked and straight bam- boo handles. These are an exceedingly geod vl:l!uhe. and the damage is very slight. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. £ Colored Silk Umbrellas & Factory Samples, $2.99 .‘ TETTTEE EET LT Womien's Silk Umbreilas with wide satin -border. Leather trimmed ban- Leatherette Handbags, $3.98 with brass ssaps aad ‘Bise, 16x18 inches. Bluk hndd&l&m. $3.98 size. zmnlnnuuu. Hig - Josther, corners. lo Jean, r Of - white Lousda! Closed All Da dy o Friday becomes Saturday during July and August, so ubly important as the Bzg Week End Bar- gain Day. Supply your Vacation and Summer Needs at these low prices, reduced for Friday only. No phone or C. O. D.’s, on Advertised Items. !llllillllllllll H £ YouNeverHeard of Such £ Sports Hats for $1.00 But for Friday only. All taken from our better line of Sports Hats. A good range of colors and styles. Or Trimmed Hats for $2.45 A splendid opportunity to ®et a good hat. just what you need to finish out the summer. The styles are all new and good, and all the season’s best colors. Friday only. Palais Royal—Second Floor, SERNANNEESRRINRINANIAININ 2! RIRZIVERREREEN] Special Friday Bargains in the World’s Best Toiletries We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Coty's 1. Rose Jacquiminot and Paris Toilet Water. $1.98 bottls. Regular 50c Dorin's Compact Rouge, in silt boxes with puff and mirror. 29c e c Mary Garden Taleum Powder. 5c La May Taleum Powder, 16c box. 9 Oraze Blowom Taicum Powder. .hrdn de Paris Bouquet Flears 12¢ box. Amoray Taleum Powder, 15c bex. Mennen's Talcum Powder, 18¢ box. e Bourjois Mamor Lescant Talcum farke nox. 43c. c Pinaud’s Lilas Talcum Powder, 39c Origan. gular 35c Smelling Salts, 23c bottle. (o ReEular ISc size Tiotex, tints as you rimse. Regular 50c X Razin’s, flitory. the famous French de- wder, e i For removing super- doex not irritate the sk r 45 Rubber Gloves, gaod quality, 36 Marvel Whirling Spray Bulb Srringes, $3.50. Regular fc Bathbrishes, with strap and long stanle Good quality. 4%c each. Pullman Aprons, assorted color- $1.59 itiess Ruhkr Sponges, ex- ster] 39 each: gular eelient ‘quadity ‘o] 2 cakes. Cotiate’s Big. Bath Soap. reraler loc 1 large size Cake O e e All for_S6e. assorted han- eacl Fiexible Nail Files, ascorted sizes. 100 each. 41, Tin Rozes Wood's Professional " Cleass- ing Cream, Paleis Boysl—Main Floor. Women 's Stamped Dresses, $1.25 up a0d stamped for simple embroidery Made ot "Pers " ine simevane Whne srpund ik brown cross bar. Regular $1.95 valge® Stamped Curtains, 49¢ : Regular T9c value. Sash curtains. stamped white crosa har muslin. Three peautifal signs for simple embroidery. Stamped Pieces, 2 Pieces for 25¢ One special ot of odds aad ends and soiled pleces. Regular 25c & 3%¢ valne. Palais' Royal—Main Floer. Bathing Accessories Bathing Slippers, 69c¢ to 89c Pair Assorted sizes, fastened with ome strap. Bathing Caps, 19¢ to 89¢ Made of rubber assorted with colored trim- miogs. Bathing Garters, 21¢ Pair Assorted colors, made of all rubber. Two-Button Brown Bathing Bags, 50c Each RaMerized with rubber strap handle. Drawstring Bags, 69¢ to $1.39 Assarted Sl paists Raysi-Matn Floar, Large Assortment of Excellent Quality Linen-fiish Paper In choice of white and tints. 1c Box Palais Royal—Main Fioor. RENNSNENTENEEREER Curtain Values for Friday, $1.15 Pair Colered Dotfed Voile Curtatns. ‘Hemstitched Marquisette Cur- tains. Ruffied Grepadine Cartatns. on de- nayy, Cretonne Whln' ‘Draperies. Cross-stripe Dra- peries, with vlll.-at Palais Royal—8econd Floor. A Friday Sale of Women’s Coats 1 Tan Coat, $72.50 Regular $125 value. summer fur collar. 1 Black Coat, $59.75 Regular $75 value. With tan embroidery blocks. 1 Tan Cape, $65 Regular $115 leopard fur collar. lBrownS:thoa!,“S Regular $75 value. 1 Black Coat, $69.50 Regular $110 value. white fur trimmings. .1 Black Satin Coat, $45 Regular $65 value. White fur trimmed. Sport Coats, $14.25 Regular $13.50 to $25 values. In gray, tan and two-tone ef- fects. Black Silk Capes, $23.50 Regular $29.75 value. Of flat crape, all-silk crepe de chine lined. Sizes from 38 to 52. Palais Royal—Third Floor. With tan value. With With 22 Inch Wavy Switches, $1.75 Regular $2.50 values. Made on 3 separate stems. Palais Royal—Beauty Parlor—Baloony. 28 Children’s Rain Capes, $1.98 Of rubberized sateen. Bright lined Sizes to 12 yei 8 Short Coats, $2.98 Regular $3.9% and $4.50 values. For infants wp to 2 years. Made of all white, serge or cashmere. ~ Slightly soiled. 20 Coats and Capes, $5 Regular $5.98 to $10.98 values. Made of de chine, cashmere, and Henriette cloth. 1 white, sime embroidery trimmed. Slightly soil- ed from bandling. Jack Tar Dresses, $2.79 Each r $5.98 value. One and two piece mod- oystar or pure white Lonsdale Jean. Colors with all-white coliars. Braid oldeal forthe “col- lege and school girls’ » is Royal—Third Fleor. {ONAASIALSUASINEAEINKRRREIRRASIURS SNRARR Decorated American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Ware 19¢ With Pretty Floral Spray Decoration and gold line edges. Slightly imperfect. Included are Platters (3 sizes), Jugs (3 sizes), Gravy Boats (fast stand), Sauce Boats (plain). Cake Plates. cov- ered Butter Dishes, Sugar Bowls. Cream Pitchers, Oval and Round Vegetable Dishes (2 sizes). Fri- day only. el of RTI94A2T59 02720009 N 30 1HNN T2 IRNARARNTY, TABEERNNRIEEZEESEREIRENEBRERIISEIRALESALA) China and l!omfmixhinp ‘Water Tumblers, a dozen, Friday only, 6 for 18c. Cotonias | glass, 5 * ounce size. "Choice of two styles. ‘Water Ptichers, regularly 59c, Friday only, 4%c. Colonial glass, 3-pint ca- pacity o clb—wlltn Jm ‘Bread Boxes, regularly $139 and 3159, Friday only, choice, 35a These boxes are slightly dented and scratched, but not to hurt their usefulness. Choice of 1:0ll and square top styles. 35 only—Wash Bolilers, regularly $1.50, $2.25 and $3.00, Friday only, choice, $1.00. Some with copper and tin bottoms. Dented. but will not leak. S UNTINTEENENY R R ERETIANEN RN ENTNINARNNGY 50 Only—Screen Doors Friday Only, $2.95 Left from our big sale. Sizes . 32x84, 30x78, 34x82, 32x80. Not all sizes in every style. Included & in this lot are 10 pairs of Double & - = Doors, size 4x8. [LITTTTT T PT TR TR = xxaE EERENNSERRREETENRNENREELY Motal Bgg Crates, regularly $1.50, Fri- . 8129, Two-dozen 8iz6 eEE containers, bound ith metal White-finished Medicine Cabinets, regularly $1.75, Friday only, $L39. Good size mirrors, Has one shel only—Porcel '.‘h regu- larly $259, Friday emly, These tops are subject to slight lmpmeenon-. but not to burt their usef AEENERANEEEYaRaSRESLESERN IR RARENS! Summer Dresses of Linen and Voile $4.75 A limited quantity of Summer Dresses, in sizes 16 to 33. A good assortment of colors. All are much higher-priced dresses, but ars slightly soiled frem handling. For Friday, $4.75. lais Royal—Third Floor. LR FLTT T Choice of any regular 50c values. % and % lengths. Women’s Guaranteed Chiffon Hose, $1.85 Full fashioned, lsle top. Guaranteed to give rvice. In black, white, orieatal, searl, Deach, airedale, " albino, Funmetal rese, “beigs and’ silver. Children’s Socks, 2 Pairs for 50c Regular 29¢ and 35¢ values. Plain and fancy 'Og Bome ribbed and some plain. In black, HE, blue, brown, light biue, and champague. d % l!nflh Women 's Fiber Silk Hose, 69¢ Pair Regular 79c values. Seamed back, in black and' Calore. Burson Full-Fashioned Hose, 89¢ Regular $1 vale. Knit to it. Seamed back, in black, hasel. Lope, fog. cianamon, blush, peach and Women’s Fiber Silk Hose, 44¢ Regular 50c value, Seamed back, in black. white, French, tan, beige, airedale,’ peach and dawn, Palasis Royal—Main Floor. A 5 Women’s Union Suits, 49¢ Regular 85¢ and 58¢c Vl.luel. Low peck, less, tight knee and umbrella. shoulder and bodice style. Also the popular Narrow shoulder strap. Reg- e 'xtra large Union SIZILI. bfllltflp tight knee and umbrella. full cut. Siges 46, 48 and 50. All perfect. Pollyanna Athletic Suits, $1.95 Regular $2.50 values. Women's suits. made of seco and figured silk. in white and pink. Bod- style buttons and ribbon strap. Broken sortment of styles and sizes. Women'’s Glove Silk Vests, $1.65 Regular $1.95 and $2.25 valves. Bodice style itn "selt picot snd ribbon strap. In piak. or chid. mfle and peach. Sizes 36 to 44. B S ok Tt oot enck atik 1n, evecy strie. "Bt Clnldren 's Athletic Union Suits, 49¢ r 39c to 85 valne. Girls' suits are of roed it Hat B e "Waisk cats, with button and garter attachments. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Boys' suits of cross barred muslin, good cut.” Sizes 6 to 16 years, Al Srst quality. Royal—Main 12 Crepe Kimonos, $1 In orchid and blue crepe, a few figured the lot. Slightly soiled from dispiay. Apron Dresses, 88c In neat check gingham and percales Made like dresses with pipimgs of plain colors in regular and extra sizes. White Uniforms, $1.79 Small lot made of “Fruit of the Loom” in waist-line ‘and straightline styles. Sizes 42, 44, 46 only. White Sun-Proof Skirts, 79¢ Regular $1 and $1.25 values. In good gualit steen. | Scalloped bottom, made. with Gouble panels. Palsis Boyal—Third Floor. EIRTEEYIEIEEINEERNNENENNNENNNRNNNNNNNEV, Gold Seal Congoleum and Waltona Art Squares All perfect, in one piece, with- out borders. 8xl5 e, $12.48 ox13 fr, 3040 9x10% ft., $8.40 among ANREINARANARALANLY De Luxe Co. American Made Wire Grass Rugs In Three Wanted Sizes 6xd ft., $4 4%3TyH ft, $3 36 ft., $1.50 Wool and Fiber Rugs ide range of colorings and designs. l‘fi,x.l 4 Ty ..u* :fi i a*fc i F" e 37.95 Ca'hm-Teed" Felt Bue Hm Covering, 49¢ Square Yard This swell known make is guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Regular €3¢ value. Rag Rugs, 79¢ Hitand-miss style. Made of new, clean rags. 25350-inch sige. Japanese Grass Rugs, 35¢ 27x54-tnch e in blue, green and brown. Cocoa Door Mats, 98¢ Large size, extra quality imperted fider. Filail Boyai—Semad Tisor. LUR T TITITTET T FE PR TE T CPEL TP PP P PIEe T T i Bargain Basement Friday Specials Four Big Bdrgains in Ready-to-Wear $395 to $455 Dresses, Friday only, Jast 25 in all, from broken lots. Mate- rials of voiles, ratine and tricoknit, sport fabrics. Regular §295 Sleeveless Jackets, Friday only, Parkerwilde flannel, in several models and most of the wanted shades. Sizes up to 44. Middy Blouses, §1 lo Je ¢ Knet. of white Loaals uw E Khekl . Middy Skirts, $1 wome have underwaimt attached. Pallsis Reyul—Bargain Basement, years. Children’s Undergarments, $1 Tricoknit Petticonts, $1.98 foll pleated motels, $1.49 skirt to match. $1.95 White Petticoats, $1 Begular $1:50 value. Of good quality sateen. Corsets and Corsetlets O-B and P N Corsets length slender ly nine Teft in this lot of sleeveless uckeu with Trimmed in contrastin; Your Choice of Our Spring and Summer Regular $10 to $25.75. Friday only. materials. uits, Price, ’/2 Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. Women’s Silk-mixed Hose, 54c Pair. 2 rregulars of $1 grade. Won-n s silk and fiber lfllhfle'll-lhn[lfll‘l"m. hmm"ahlb Regular 25¢ Children’s’ Socks, 2 Pairs for 39¢ mamwflurmmwn;u or bioe. Bises 43% to Women’s Fn!l-l"uhued Silk Hose, 96¢ (LTI BEENZEENNESRRSNIRENNNY H Men’s Summer Mercerized Socks, 4 Prs., $1 1.200 pairs fine wearing socks. Double sole, high spliced heel and reinforced toe. Colors, black, navy, cordovan and suede. Sizes 9% to 11%. Men’s Sample Union Suits $1.35 Regular $1.75 and $3 values. Some with small spots. Sleeve- less and knee length. 600 suits in the lot. Made of English broadcloth. Finest jacquard ma- dras. k mixed and brode soisette. Sizes 34 to 44. TERRCRR TR TER T TR T L PR R R PP T PRI Y 295IEERRREISXBRRREINNT Men’s Madras Shirts, 69¢c lar” $1.50 and c vlln!l 14, 15%, 164 and 17. Men’s Athletic Umon Smts, 2 for $1 Regular $150 valve. Al sleevelass tnd knes length, | Mado of checked naiasook. Al pecfect. Sizes 34 to 42 Men’s Summer Night Robes, $1 Vee neck style trimmed with white braid, Fine quality cambric. Full cut and well made. Sizes 15 to 20. All Men’s Straw Hats Reduced for Friday, $1.95 Sizes 6% to TH. Men’s Collar- Aua:hed S]ufl.s, Sl 39 Tn white and tan. Fine summer s foct and well e, T e 4t Jant HESE Sizes 14 to 300 Men s Polka Dot Four-in-Hand Ties, 2 for $1 Made with slip bands. Summer ties reduced for Friday. Palsis Royal—Main Floor. (LEEEEITT IR L PRI B ELIT TP L P T o BroKen sises Men’s and Young Men’s Two-Trousers Palm Beach Suits, $15.95 The season’s lowest price. Tailored, Genuine Palm Beach Suits, odd size assortment, for men " of regular build. Extra good assortment for stout, - tall and short men. Positively the lowest price these two-trousers suits will be sold for this sea- son. Moderate alterations free. Men’s Four-Piece Golf Suits, $31.50 Also the season’s lowest price. Fine quality, strictly all-wool, high-grade fabrica = Hand-tai- lored. Comprise coat, vest, knickers and regular trousers. Sizes 35 to 42. Regular 3$37.50 and $45 values. No charge for moderate alterations. Palais Royal—Main Floor. hule Boys’ Wulnble Smb 95¢ st o gk o B g 7 B Regular .25 and $1.75 vah > ” e Boys’ Summer chken, 75¢ Regular 95c to $I & Boys Blue Serge Suits, $6.95 Regular $9.95 value. The lowest price in long mfl l’nl‘ guaradteed strictly all wool. Double color serge. Coats have alpsca (l'r' t.:(dllllsmnn. hucken also lined. Sizes 7 to Boys’ Khaki and Linen Knickers, $1.65 Regular $1.95 value. trimmings. “Made with X Snlklet. $1.79 $2.50 valve. Made of good quality SOk liged with_changeabie® silk *ponch Mounted on faucy or plain gilt frame with ‘silk bandle to match. Vacuum Bottles, 62c Each Regular 79 value. Black enamel bady, shoulder and cup of aluminum. Cup has han- dle. Keeps hot or cold. Pint size. Boston Bags, $1.44 r $2.50 value. Made of cowhide, in tan. itched hl!fllfi. I‘E'ell made bag peatly Biaee 28, 167ad 15 Palais Royal—Main Floor, PfireSflkGlovesSl Regular $1.50 and $2 values. 16-button lemgth, Double tipped. Paris point stitehing, full line of sizes in white. Alss silk drop-stitch weave gloves in pongee, mastic, mode. ad beige. Al perfect Clnmon Suede Fabric Gloves, 79¢ Pair 12button length _and strap-wrist armatiet styles, Two-toned embroidery stitehings, ia gee, mastic and beige. Silk Gloves, 39¢ Pair 3 Glaspe. Double tipped, Paris point stitchings, Al sises’in white. Iriogilars of 1 alnes. Paiais Floor, time. Best grade make ra anq and watch Royal—] ckets. Floor, Regula moire, Double. £ iied. L Thousands of Yards of Dress Goods 1,800 yards 40.inch Voiles s, m value, 140 yard. First ity et s $7inch Dress Ginghams, regular ch White Dimity, regular 28c 38inch Muslin, regular 1Sc vals Lengths, 8 yards, 20 yards. uml"._f‘, tron. $150 vaive, 1,000 yards, 25¢" values, 8o uum Hnsh Unbleached Cotton Crash, 80 yard. Plain Colored Chiffon and Figured emnants, 500 yard. Regular 7o¢ to Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. o Demlar soc Bayr' “Dnion Sults, 2-yearold size, Regular c Children’s Socks, black only, 3 Regular 25c Women's Black H egular 3oc Nasaroth Waits, & for e B Reguiar §139 SUK Gloves, 31, Women's Milaness Silk Gloves. 16-button length Tith double Snger tips. * Embroilersd back “hite, Dlack, (a3 or gray. Sizes & to 8%~ Kiddies’ Creepers and Rompers, 69¢ A pew lot in good wash materials. Cute styles, some sre plain, others have touches of hand work. of creps gowns, pajamas, and priscess’ Oonsisting slips in small Joscons 2 B e Thr izes loned. with liced beel. medium gray and airedale. Sizes 9 -flhlllllr.::ll fn!: Sizes 6 months to 5 years. Regular 75c value. o, P Palais Royal—Bargaia Basoment. ‘7'ILO' s SREIRES For_summer wear in @il the new shades. Sev- Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. ersl styles from which tos choose.