Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 24

24 VANGUARD OF REBELS - DEFEATED IN BRAZIL Fifty Reported Killed in Action at Campo Grande—Mostly Foreigners. Dy the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES. August 21.—The Brazilian rebel vanguard, alleged to be composed mainly of Germans, Ital- ians and Spaniards, has been defeat- ed by the federals at Campo Grande, #ays a dispatch to La Naclon based o4 a telegram received in Rlo Janeiro frodn Gen. Nepomuceno Costa, com- manding the federal forces in Matto Crosso _state. The General reports that more than 50 rebels were killed and 64 made prisoners. There were 29 wounded among those captured. The federals are continuing the pursuit. Sy The world contains at least four mountains of almost solid iron ore. One is the Iron Mountain of Missouri, another in Mexico, another in India and a fourth in the interior of Africa. NAMED FOR GOVERNOR. South Dakota Democrats Select W. J. Bulow. HURON, 8. D., August 21.—Willlam J. Bulow of Beresford was nomi- nated as the Democratic candidate for governor at an executive session of the party's State central committee here last night following a protracted session, during the course of which names were proposed. Mr. Bulow's selection to head the Democratic State ticket follows thé recent death of Andrew Anderson, who was killed by a bull on his farm near Beresford, and who was a close personal friend of the new nominee. He is an attorney and was a State Senator from Union County for one term in 1899, Four years ago Mr. Bulow was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Union County bench. Loses Bobbed-Hair Suit. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., August 21.— Tura Norton, waitress, who says she asked Michael Schloss, local barber, for a boyish bob and was given a mannish haircut, yesterday lost her suit in District Court against the burber in which she had asked $500 damages. School Days Will Soon Be Here Which means new little wash suits and ever so many tub frocks are needed—and they are so easy to make. Woodmward & Lothrop French Handmade Dresses For Babies They have just arrived—these ex- quisitely dainty little affairs for those of six months to two years. All entirely handmade of finest nainsook and with irresistible little drawn work inserts, tiniest tucks or delicate tracery embroideries. Specials - For Junior Misses and Girls . Junior Misges’ Printed Silk Dresses in popular colors of good assortment. Sizes 15 and 17 years. Special, $10 Tweed Knickers of all wool; made with tailored pockets and belt. Sizes 6 to 18 years. - Special, $2.95 Gym Middies of white jean, plainly tailored with pocket and tie clasp. Sizes 8 to % Special, $1.25 Gym Bloomers of black sateen. Made with adjustable waistband. Sizes 8 to 22 years. Special, $1.50 Girls’ Annette Kellermann Bath- ing Suits, wool, in various popu- lar colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Special, $2.95 Girls’ and Juniors® Section, Fourth fioor. In yoke styles or yoke effects. Fin- ished with deep hems and so fash- joned as to fit comfortably and perfectly. Priced, $2.50 to $5 Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. Woodmard &othvop | Newest Hats Combine Satin and Velvet $10 and $12.50 These combinations are_ developed in designs for the new high crowns or are expressed in satin trimmings. The model illustrated shows one new combination. $10. Boys’ Sports Blouses 85¢c to $3.95 Were Much Higher Pongee, English broadcloth, madras, khaki, soisette and percale. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Sports Shirts Reduced, $1.15 and $1.65 White, khaki and tan. Sizes 125, 13 and 13%. Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Tomorrow—in THE MEN’S STORE For Making School Clothes Kindergarten Cloth, 50c Yard As practical a material as you could choose. In plain shades of gray, navy, cadet, yellow, brown and pink. 32 inches wide. Kiddie Cloth, 38c Yard Another suitable fabric for wash suits and’ smartly tailored frocks. In yellow, rose, laven- der, green, cadet, tan and brown. 32 inches wide. Ginghams, 38¢c and 58¢c Yard Fresh, attractive prints in most every color. 32 inches wide. d Imported Gingham, 38c to $1.25 Yard. Zephyr Prints, 50c Yard A dainty and durable gingham for school frocks throughout the year. 32 inches wide. Wool Jersey Cloth, $2.25 Yard In silver, French blue, delft, Russian red, almond green, buckskin, caribou, henna, African, navy or black. 54 inches wide. Printed Flannels, $2 Yard For classroom and sports wear. fashion shades. 27 inches wide. French Serge, $2 Yard Navy, brown, tan, green and cadet. wide. Dress Goods Section, Second floor. Mark School Clothes and Belongings With Cash’s Woven Name Tapes They Establish Immediate Identification No better way has ever been devised for marking clothes, linens and all belongings made of fabrics than Cash’s Woven Name Tapes (names or ini- tials). Woven distinctly on fine white or black cambric tape in colors of red, blue, black, navy, green or lavender. Colors guaranteed washable. 3 doz., $1.50, 6 doz.,$2, 1 gross, $3 Notiess Sectiom, First floor, Summer Needs Low. Priced Other very new models are of the fashionable shades of velvets with simple grosgrain swirls or cockade trimmings. Millinery Section, Third floor. J Bathing Suits Special, $2.85 All-wobl suits that look well because they fit well; in good-looking dark, plain colors or the broad hori- zontal stripes now being worn at Newport and other fashionable resorts. In the popular one-piece style; sizes 34 to 44. Straw Hats, $1.50 All our high-grade sailor straws now reduced to this low price. The season’s best styles and blocks with plain or fancy bands. A full range of sizes. In the newest Natural Muskrat Fur Coats Low Priced $115, $210 There’s a distinctive appeal to these smart models of natural muskrat— dark, carefully matched skins—48- inch length. 42 inches- Shagmoor Coats for Fall $39.50, $49.50 ‘The Smartest for Sports and Town Wear Decidedly English in line and effect are these great coats for misses and women. Of all virgin wool in tan, aire- dale, gray, brown and new nov- elty mixtures. Mostly with convertible collars. ‘Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Misses’ Dresses The Newest for Fall $25 From Betty Wales and Other Specialists in Misses’ Fashions The model illustrated shows the We show a black faille model, skins placed diagonally to effect a tubular in effect and with tan in- rich marking — and the popular verted gzanel and clever little cape mushroom collar—$118, back. 5. Other models of all natural muskrat It is just ane of the fascinating Fall or with natural muskrat and collars styles in this group. :’i‘:‘:fif;‘}:‘::“ $115 and $210. Models of fine twill or satin crepes - displaying very. straight lines, : pleated hem panels and jabots. New Silk Chemise Very Low $ 4 Priced at Very new envelope chemise in the favored tailored styles of radium with appliques crepe de chine with filet. Qualities are extra fine—a fumber have fancy embroideries. In shades of flesh, peach, orchid, pink or white. Silk Step-ins, Special, $3 Pr, New style step-ins of crepe de chine or radium silk, tailored or lace trim- ,med. Flesh color, orchid or peach. S1lk Underwear Section, Third floor, Oxford Shirts, $2.50 ‘The ideal outing and sports shirt with collar attached and one - button, single cuffs. Negligee Shirts $2.50 and $3 New shirts in the popular shades of blue or tan, with laundered collars to match. New Colored Voile Kimonos, $5 The softest shades of rose, peach and powder blue—with one model of tomato color for these draped style kimonos, attractively trim- med with narrow rows of cream val lace. Negligee Section, Third floor. Batwing Ties, $1 New effects in these smart ties, with square or pointed ends; dash- ing color combinations in stripes and figured patterns. [ Men’s Furnishings Section, First floor % . \ R School Handkerchiefs Should Have Monograms Which Are Included in the Price of the Handkerchiefs They aren’t lost so readily if initials or names 2\ h . . make them doubly important to owners. J H price for like articles. And these White Oxfords and Sports Oxfords $6-0 The White Oxfords are greatly reduced; the Sports Oxfords specially priced. g ‘White Buckskin Oxfords with either leather soles and heels or Neolin soles and heels. Arnold Glove Grip Oxfords in white reignskin. Sports Oxfords (Arnold Glove 'Grip) in tan elk with plain toe and crepe rubber soles. y Sizes in the two styles combined: Hair Clippers, $1.35 Barber Shears, 85¢ Specially Priced These prices are about half the usual > s N will offer a needed convenience for By selecting these in half dozen lots or more we taking perfect care of neat bob cuts. include name or initials embroidered with Purlok - A "‘Zf“" imported. make. machine stitch in white, black or colors. 5 Dutlery Section, First Goor. Croquet Sets For Girls— P For Eight Players White linen handkerchiefs with 1-8 and 1-16 inch hems—4 doz., $2, including name or o Model “O” set which includes' 8 mgonogram. | . Colored: linen handkerchiefs with 1-inch hem— natural color, hard wood balls, 8 mallets, 2 posts'and 9 arches, - ' % doz., $2.50, including name or monogram. For Boys and Young Men— ; X White l::: }undkerchiefs with 4-inch hem— SRR St 14 doz., $2., including name or monogram it ph" ym‘?°g". boxes Other Sets, $1.50 to $11.50 . Special Sale 1-Compartment Ideal Fireless Cooker $17.75 . No.-14-A—Ideal Fireless Cooker with one deep compartment, seamless aluminum lined. Equip- ped with water seal lid to prevent escape of heat. Complete with caster legs, utensils, two heat radiators, baking racks, ther- _mometer and 56-page cook book. Housewarés Section, Fifth floor. - Specially Priced Full-Fashioned -~ An exceptional price and these are in the very wanted shades: Atmos- phere, 3, silver, oriental pearl. and black. ' With lisle garter tops and soles. CHRpR e ¢ osiery Begtien, First Sosr. e Ano.t,her:;‘ de white linen—34 doz., 3356. ip-‘ cludmw r monogram. o