Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1928, Page 23

THE EVENING 18] < STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1928 HOOVER INDORSED BYNEW YORK SN Supporter of Smith’s Policies | as Governor Prefers G.0.P. Nominee for President. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. @pecial Dispatch to The St \ NEW YORK. August 30—A develop- | ment of no small importance in the | political world hereabouts is the an- nouncement of the New York Sun that 1d support Herbert Hoover for the ally one of the stanchest sap- | President Coolidge for re- the Sun has for several tained & neutral attit as | candidates. During State iy has warmly supported ¥ of Gov. Smith's policies, and be- e of pect for Gov. Smith's| etting urged the drafting| {r. Coolidge at Kansas City. | Text of Sun's Editorial. The Sun's editorial reads, in part, as | tollo ng the belief that this de- d go to the Republicans the is “S‘.zu v the larger issues and s due regard for | the r and accomplish- | ments of Smith. It has| no sympathy with the contention that | his ability does not measure so high as | his eight vears in the chair have proved the ease which he grasps political prob- lems. Nor doe Sun_take seriously the allegation that Mr. Smith's election | would mean the ‘Tammanyizing' of the | Government; the_appointments which he has made at Albany are proof of the | ollowness of that argument. 'The pic- | ture of the governor in a tiger's skin | may cause in the West and South that | terror which it is meant to inspire, but | the Fast has outgrown such bugaboos. | Hits Tll-natured Criticism. i “Far from joining in the ill-natured eriticism—some open, some whispered— | which has been leveled at Gov. Smith by | 2 like Willlam Allen White | Democrats _innumerable, this | pewspaper believes that in nominating Gov. Smith his party took the omly| step consistent with the political ms~j torv of the last 10 years. Needless | to sav. he is not at the head of & unit- | ed party, for the agitation over prohibi-| tion, while cleaving both parties, has wrought the greater division among the | Democrats. But at least he is bolder, more magnetic and more easily under- || stood than any other living Democrat. | Tt is not the man with whom we find fault, but the history and the policies | of his party and certain views to which, | #s a Democrat. he subscribes and which he seeks to promulgate.” | Reasons for Supporting Hoover. ! The Sun then adds that it bases its | support of Mr. Hoover on thee belief | that there has been prosperity “under Republican administrations and _eco- | fomic depression or disaster under Dem- | ocratic rule.” Stressing the protective tariff and the accomplishments of the Coolidge administration both at home and abroad, the Sun points out that Mr. Hoover “has declared that he will carry out the Coolidge policies,” while Gov. Smith “agrees with his party platform in its hostility to the Mellon plan of taxation and its criticism of the admin- istration’s foreign policy.” In conclusion the Sun says it would be “an unfortunate thing for the United States 1o disturb the economic balance within its borders or to abandon the licles which make it respected on th sides of the globe,” and argues that the long association of Mr. Hoover with Mr. Coolidge “assures his ability to carry out the pledge that he will keep | the ship headed as it heads now.” | Touches on Prohibition Issue. | As to prohibition, the Sun says that while prohibition is a live gn topic it is a question “whether it would | be possible for Mr. Smith, as President, | to obtain the reforms he desires when | his own party in the South and West opposes modification. and whether, in | any event, it would be well to risk the| pessible lose of prosperity for the pos- | sible reform of liquor conditions.” (Copyriwht. 1928) the presidency gove: U. S. TOURISTS WISE. | Bome Finds Them No Longer| “Free and Easy Spenders.” ROME. (#).—Tourists from the United States who brave the Roman Summer to visit landmarks of the re- public, the kingdom and the Catholic| Church know exactly what they want | to see and are determined to spend as| little as possible. | That is the conclusion reached by the | director of the oldest American tourist Rome. He says that 1928 e end of the stream of free- penders from across the At- The reason is that travelers are rr and more cautious, ba_().—Divorce, until | Cuba, has 1 past five years. Legal | h permission to remarry | upon in Cuba until re- | regarded as contrary to | mrand the poliey of Open Saturday Until 6 P.M. Phone Franklin 8725 Fitbou Boom Hioer Smart Shoes for the Wide Foot FITTED our way, in” Wilbur Coon Shoes, the wide foot loses inches | in sppearance. They ean be had as | wide a5 EEEEF See a pair of Wilhur Coon Shoes on your fect . . . after that you'll wear only these remarkable shoes Custom-Made Stylish Stouts Complete Line of High Shoes We also fit extremely narrow and hard-to-fit feet Sizes 1 to 12 28 Modish Styles—~AAAA to EEEEE Im All Leathers and Fabrics { Special Notice! MR. J. T. NORRIS MR. H. O. BRUBAKER ¥ormerly with the Family Shoe Store, are identified with us OYCE & LEWI CustoM FITTING SHOE 439-7"StNW. | Just Below B The Rule for Thrifty Friday No C. O. D., Mail or Phone Orders Accepted. Such Outstanding Values Necessitate Your Prompt Attendance to Avoid Any Disappointments. Thrifty Extra Special! 2,000 Yards of $1.50 and $2.00 Silks *1.00 yd. 40-Inch Printed Silks 36-Inch Heavy Col- ored Pongee Yards and yards of value! 32-Inch Plain Broadcloth 32.Inch Striped Tub Silk Exquisite silks of high grade quality in a large .election of colors and color com- binations. A Friday special, indeed! Silks—Third Floor Smart Dresses at Tremendous Savings for Misses and Women (2) Misses’ Ensembles, sizes 14 and 16. Formerly $39.50. $2] Friday only ... (6) Misses’ Black Lace Afternoon and Dinner Dresses, one and two piece models. Sizes 16, 18 318 and 20. Formerly $35.... (1) Miss' Beige Georgette After- noon Dress. Size 16. For- ,21 merly $45. Friday ....... (4) Misses' Printed Chiffon Dresses. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. For- merly $25. Friday 816 50 only .......o..oun..n . (1) Miss' Rose Georgette After- noon Dress. Size 18. For- 318 merly $35. Friday only... (1) Miss’ Shell Pink Chiffon Aft- ernoon Dress. Size 14. For- 821 erly $35. Friday only..... (2) Misses’ Satin Evening Dresses. Sizes 16 and 18. sz—, Formerly $39.50. Friday.. ' ) " Flat Crepe Dresses. Sizes 16 and 18. Formerly s 18 $39.50. Priday only ...... (12) Misses’ Wa: ‘repe Dresses, slightly soiled. Sizes 14 to 20. s; Originally $10. Frid: R Dot (1) Mslllle :\‘lk P(green Georgette Dress. b T merly $25. sf‘fd $16'50 0 Floor Junior Misses’ * Dresses—Save! (2) Junier 15‘&:’ Georgette ant T Fermerty 325 $16.50 (1) Junior 15. Form 1“:'“ iy e 3 erly $25. y ¢ ' $12 nis Dresses. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. Formerly $5.95. Friday 83 9; 5 Second Floor Women’s Dresses at Big Reductions (1) Navy Georgette Street Dress. Size 36. Originally $35. $2l Priday only .............. (1) Black Lace Afternoon Dress. . (5) Women's Street Dresses. Originally $16.50. oy o 812 ) Tan Georgetle Street Dress, with surplus front - tiered skirt. Size 36. Originally $39.50. $29 Priday reduced to ... 2) Aquamarine Georgette After- noon Frocks, sizes 16!, and 18, Formerly sold for $35. Fri- day only 821 —(5) Printed Chiffon Afternoon Dresses, in dainty floral patterns. Broken color and size range, 38 4. Were $2 Friday St L ~—(1) Independence e Georg- eite Street Dress, with the new hipline and pleated skirt. Size 36. Originally $25. Priday only ............. $12 (1) Black Street Dress, In flat crepe. Lake jabot and yoke; pleat- ed skirt, Size 42. Was 329 $40.75. Priday ........... —(3) Green Street Dresses, in flat cl!;! In little women's sizes 167 to 20',. Exceptionally fine 321 values, Were $35. Friday Second Floor Linens at Slashed Prices! (4) Linen Luncheon Sets, seven plgces, 59x69-inch cloth with 6 16~ fneh napkins to match. Hem- stitched hems. Were g= A= $775. Priday only,... WO« (5) Linen Pattern Cloths, pure Irish linen, hand woven. Size 70x 90. Regular $15 value A Priday only $7.40 (45) Linen Guest Towels, with fancy colored borders. Hemstitched hems, Were 39c. Friday 9@, e i 28c (70) Linen Crash Napkins, slze 13x13 inches. All with rose col- ored borders, Were 12),c. @ Friday only . ¥ (14) Porto Rican Hand-embroid- ered Luncheon Sets, on cream lin- en. 45-inch_cloth with 6 napkins to match. Were $3.50 = Priday only ... $2.59 Third Fleor Jewelry at Startling Reductions (6) Sterling Silver Compacts, with chain. Regularly 49c. ] 5., Friday . . . . (9 pleces) Novelty Jewelry, bracelets, carrings and pins. 75 | Regularly 81 Priday only. ac ) Bag Tops, gu- (3 larly $195. Reduced to $1.45 (9) Three-row Metal Beads. Reguiarly 69c. Friday |5 ancy Metal Beads. larly 78c. Priday. 38¢ (2) Faney Gold Necklaces. 71 Regularly $1.00 Priday. oC 0 ) Imported Stone-sel Noveltles, 2 papkin rings and 2 salve jars gularly [4 $1.95 Priday Y $1.45 (2) Sterling Silver Vanities, with fancy destgn. Regularly go =7 $5.00. Friday only Kireet Floor Women’s and Chil- dren’s Shoes Priced Ridiculously L o w @2 :"llfsl d“;ol:!n'i Riding Boots, sizes 415 and £ Reg- @ ular $16.50 value. Friday 32'79 (10 Pairs) Women's Leather Moccasin House Slippers, sizes 2\, 110 [“b;i V‘v"gil n;x:de. ideally com- ortable. ere $4.50. Fri- day only ceees 95¢ (14 Pairs) Tan Crepe Sole Ox- fords, !g;f golf, walk‘mg or sport wear. zes 4 to Tlg. Were $8.50. Friday only $3.60 (15 Pairs) Black and White Crepe Sole Oxfords, sizes 4 to 7. All this season’s m chandise! Were $8.50 33'6(‘ (36 Pairs) Women's Patent Leather One-swap Slippers, smart- ly trimmed with red kid. Sizes 4 to 8. Were $6.95, Friday only > $2.90 (39 Pairs) Women's Printed Silk Shoes, in wanted designs and col- ors. Sizes 3 to 7. Were $95. Friday only .. D2 14 (13 Pairs) White Crepe Sole oxford styles for growing Trimmed with red, blue and . Sizes 3 to 6. = $350. Friday only ....... Ay (13 Pairs) Youths' White Crepe Sole Keds, laced-to-the-toe 79 > styles. Were $2.75. Friday C (10 Pairs) Growing Girls' White Kid strap Slippers. _ Sizes 2t to 515, Were .$6.50. Fri- day culy o $1.45 {17 Pairs) Strap Siippers and Oxfords, in patent leather and brown kid. Sizes 812 o @0 915 11. Were $4.50. Friday o e onl16 Pairs) Misses” Slippers and xfords. Sizes 1115 to 2. Were $5. Friday.. 32'95 (11 Pairs) Big Boy Oxfords, in bla;k O‘;Ibrown leather. Sizes 6! to ‘ere $6.50. Fri- day only T $4.8 Second Floor Values Men Will Appreciate! (1) $195 TERRY ROBE, ‘small size....., $2:39 ATHLETIC SHIRTS. Tric > RTS. T - ) TS AT RE R = (4) 1.5 E HE BELTS. Friday only. 69c¢ Street Floor Real Wahl Eversharps 1 Off Could anything be more timely—with school just around the corner? Gold filled, folled and plate sterling silver in clip and ring styles. You can't do without one—as you know —for school. $2 to $5 val- ues—15, off. Street Floor Unusual Values in Hosiery (61 Pairs) $1.95 Run Check Silk Chiffon Hose, full fashioned. 89(, Broken lines, Friday only . (279 Pairs) 35¢ Children’s Sport Hose, broken lines. Mostly = small sizes. Friday only, pair © Street Floor House Frocks Price Reach Bottom Women's Apron Frocks, vy patterned prints. Well made, roomy and cut with kimono sleeves. Were $1.39. Fri- Q8. day only Saing 95¢ (10) Veile Frocks, trim styles in dainty prin Were (] $1.59. Friday only (3) Imporied Tub Silk Dresses, broken sizen and color ranges. Were $3.09. @9 165 Fetap only s B LD (15) Dresses — linens, prints, dotted swisses and volles. Some handmade. Were $2.80. D Friday only . 32'15 (14) Daytime Frocks, of hand- chief linens, volles and tub silks, Trimmed with hand- made laces, Were p $5.89. Friday only $4.39 Third Floor Wash Goods at Rockbottom Prices (367 Yards) Silk - and - cotton Printed Crepe, multicolored combi- Illilfllvnr, guaranteed fast color egular B5c to 95¢ values. m( PARY ol o s DIC (300 Yards) Embroidered Strip- ed Volles, white grounds with nar- row cluster stripes in dainty ]9 . colore. Regular 59¢ value C (282 Yards) Imported Volle, ex- cellent quality, 62 inches wide, A splendid_ color ' range. Regular fic 0 $1.00 grades, Priday ogm only .. ; 35¢ (346 Vards) Everfast Ballon Printa, guaranteed absolitely color fast ‘ormerly 45¢ yard, ¢ Friday only " 34e Third Floar kel Now in Progress—Don’t Miss Them The Annual Sale of China, Glass, Housewares, Unpainted Furniture, Rugs and Draperies at Unusual Sav- ings. Fifth and Sixth Floors. nsburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Friday Offers Reductions of 25% and More On the Things You Need Right Now; Amazing Reductions in Art Work (34) Bag Frames. Gold and sil- ome Tomorrow! A Regular $25.00 Simmons Metal Bed $18.75 handsome bed with rich American baked finish. h&s been scarred from use as floor sample—but the Drastically Reduced (1) Scotch Plaid Gladstone Bag, with tan cowhide trim; Colored Glass Bev- erage Sets With Tray Were $2.49—Tomorrow Friday, to clear at (52) Stamped Rompers, on lawn 3-year size. 12-inch Black Cowhide Handbag, with shell fittings. ular price, $6.49. - $4.49 (1) 20-inch Black Dupont Fitted On black sateen. neh Cowhide Zipper black. Were $8.95... (1) Black Cowhide Fi- §4,89 (13) Stamped Gow: Regularly 69c. day bargains at . Thi *1.49 A sensational reduction—special for Friday's selling! Transparent colored glass sets with six tall glasses and an attractively shaped covered pitcher. arate compartments for glasses and pitcher. Topped with You will be amazed that these handsome sets can be offered at so low a price! Glassware—Sixth Floor extraordinary! Short Lots of Toiletries at Lowered Prices Short Lots of face powder, rouge, lipstick, nail polish and combs. (59 pieces) Short Lots, including powder puffs, compacts, The tray has sep- Great Mark-Downs in Bedwear (5) Mitcheline Bedspreads, rose, $3.50 value. 32.44_ lankets, vivid Women’s and Misses’ Coats at Rockbottom wicker handle. (1) Embroidered Georgette Coat, color combinations. Fridey $13.45 ch Beacon Blankets, size with satin e 86,70, 80x108 Crinkled Spreads, Incense Burners. Special, Friday, at .. ¢ Bath Champagne. Priced Friday at . Only 495! Hurry! Men’s Shirts, 69c Fancy shirts and plain white styles—that sent the very best tailoring. Shirts that will fit as you want them to fit—and will give you excellent wear. Transparent Velvet Coats, Orchid and wine col- Friday Specials Silverware (4) Stag Handled Carving Sets, Regularls @ () iver - plated Bread Extraordinary Values in Rugs (17) Fiber Rugs, size 18x Silk lined. Was $25 (2) Novelty Stripe Grass Rugs. 50. Fri- $5.00 (2) Delhi Grass Rugs, 8x10 and Damaged. Were Faille and Crepe Coats, fur and self trimmed styles. Sizes 14 to 16. $4.95 value. P;lidn_v only lated Flower Vases. Friday = v 1.5 (2) Individual Sterling Salt and Pepper Sets. Friday re- $2.00 (12) Colored Place Card Holders. Regularly T75c.. Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Sets. Regularly $3.00 . Cut Glass Bowl, with sterl- ing silver edge. larly $3.50. Friday... (1) Crex de Luxe Rug, size 8x10. $18 86,75 Felt-base Hall Run- and 24 inches trimmed with mole Sizes 38 and 44. Were $49.75 and $59.50.. . (2) Light Tan Sport Coats, sizes 16 and 38. Were $25. Remnants Woolen G 25), Off Tweeds, flannel, kashas, twills, serge, crepes, novelty and plain coatings in a va- riety of colors and combi- nations of colors. Friday “As Is"... ner Remnants, 2! Were 39c yard. Fri voal Wiltos Rugs, 4.6x7.6 Were $27.50. Friday priced at... (50 yards) Inlaid Lin- oleum. Was $2.65. Fri- Tan Coats, with squirrel Some are slightly soiled. Priday only.. trimmed with 18. Were $25. Tan Kasha Coats, Friday Clearance of trimmed with fitch ) Felt-hase Sensational 7.5 3 trimmed with galyak caracul sha Housewares at Astounding Savings $1.55 5-pound can Mur- (20) Window § Girls’ Wear at Notable Savings Striped Jackets, red and white or green and white. Regularly $1 98 Short-Sleeved Dress, with Clearing Out Leather Handbags Leather Bags, pouch and underarm styles. Assorted colors. Regular $1.39 value. Extra Size Ottoman Benga- line Coats, sma Size 4675 to 521 John Boyle’s Awn- ing Stripes, short “h- $1.29 0dd Curtains and Black Velveteen Coat, unlined. Size 13. 65¢ 3-pound can Murphy’ Miss' Silk Moire Coat. Leather Bags. 35¢ 1-pound can Murph: pouch and underarm styles. Colors for late Summer and early Fall Were $1.69. Fri- $1.49 Folding Nursery Seat. Reduced tomorrow.. 49¢ Tin Jelly Molds. Re- duced Friday to 75¢ 4-quart Aluminum Pudding Pan. 55¢ 4 -quart Mixing Bowls. Friday only 69c Embessed Nickel Serving Trays. 10¢ Rising Sun Stave Polish. = Reduced Friday to k. riped Twill Suit, Smartly tailored. (1) Green Silk Crepe Dress, R $10.98 (32) Silk Dresses, short sleeved and sleeveless styles, Sizes 8 to $5.98 53.98 | (13) Organdy and Veile Frocks, slzes 8 to 14. $4.98 and $5.98 values. Fri (8) Organdy a Dresses, were §. 395 $2.98 t, size 5 $5.98 ses, were $1.98. 31'00 Was 50c yard. (10) Auto Wedge Cush- printed jacket. duced tomorrow Drastic Reductions Now on 781 Boys’ Wash Suits and Knickers Right at the beginning of school days—with plenty of “wash suit” weather ahead. comes these fine quality wash suits and knickers at Why, the thriftiest mothers will want four or five—for they will instantly realize the actual dollar-and-cents savings this group offers. early for best selections. (184) Wash Sizes 3 and 4 Were $1 and What an opportunity The Sport Shop Offers Great Savings (7) Wool Sweaters, in novelty £%. 2195 (4) Silk-and-Wool Coat Sweat- Regularly $5.95. Friday, reduced to.... Silk-and-Wool Sweaters. Regularly Friday only.... (2) Wool Coag Sweat- Regularly $9.95. lower-than-ever prices. effects. Regularly (155) Wash (288) Wash Sizes 215 to § Were $1.65 and (154) Was! Knickers Sizes 7 to 18 Were $1 and Good-by! $5.00 to $10.00 Hats, S§1 Straws—felts and silks— hats made with the best of workmanship — the finest fabrics — in the season’s smartest styles. usually large assortment of Sizes 3 to 8 Regularly $1.65 (9) Linen Riding Habits. Regu- r- ive long se! $395 and $4.95 uy two or three pairs! Button-on models. Broken lines. Un- Special for Friday. usually fine quality. (13) Silk Dresses. Slightly soiled casion. Many colors. Silk Underwear At Worthwhile Savings (2) Crepe de Chime Gowns, dain- tily tatlored styles. Were Friday only .... (2) Crepe de Chine Step-in Sets, tailored, well Were $5.95. Friday only (13) Pongette Slips, trim tailored Small sizes only. Priday only.. (3) Crepe de Chine Gowns, dain- tily lace trimmed. Were §4.95. Priday only .... (4) Crepe de Chine Vests, im- Were $4.95. Fri Huge Reductions in Infants’ Wear Radical Markdowns in Boys’ Wear Wash Pants, sizes 4 and 5. Washable Crepe Dresses, Regularly $9.95. Novelty Furniture Drastically Reduced Windsor Chairs. Were $2.98. Friday only Fiber Tables, 31 inches (36) Infants’ P. K. Hats and Friday 1 9 c ook Buy Domestics Friday—and Save SIZE WOOL REFILLS, for your comforts. Hats and Caps. Friday ]()e Boy's §1.95 Long Panama Reduced from 10¢ Sweater Sacques, white trimmed with pink. b Oval Fiber Tables, 22x32- Were $21. 39_95 Venetian Mirrors, 8x16 inches. Were $3. . T §2.95 quer. Was 349:. nP'fl- 33.69 day. (10) Foot Stool high. Were $2.75. Fri- (14) Boys’ $2.95 All- Over Sweaters, Friday only..... (43 YARDS) 63-INCH A. R. A. UNBLEACHED SHEETIN: evenly woven quality. Reg- ular 35¢ value. sizes 26 to 98(7 Pink Sweaters, sizes 2 and 3 »ognnes Reduced 31 (18) Boys’ $1.00 Khaki Long Pants, sizes 6 to 9. for clearance to Imported Batiste Creepers 2 value. sl .50 (23) Panty Dresses, sizes 2 to 4 reduced Q=0 (1) ‘Boye $1.25 Long White Sallor Pants, sizes 12, 11 de Chine Chemise, lace trimmed. Were $5.95. Friday only Crepe de Chine Chemise, taflored styles. PFriday only.... Philippine Gowns, Hand embroldered Friday sl.o(‘ m Silk Slips, trimly tatlored with inverted side pleats and deep hems. Were $2.80. Friday only Remnants Sheetings and $1 and $1.50. Friday only. (4) Ribbon Coat Hangers, pink it oo Sports Coats, 3-fold size. Were $13.25 day clearance at P Hand - Painted Carrlage 29 $1.50 Bleached and unbleached Real Savings in and muslin—all a Special, Friday at white batiste. Short-Sleeved plain chambray. Men’s $1.95 Gray Summer Office Coat, size 42 (15) 250 Children’s Rub- & super-excel- Boys' $1.98 Corduroy Tong T Pants, sizes 4 and 5 (10) Baby Boy Suits, (35) 100 Pes. Hat W vards to plece. useful lengths. special, Fri- &= *‘m’f w are truly ex- Values that Sunny Bob Hair Friday, reduced to. . Sc Boxes Assoried Hair Basement Bargains Save 25% and More WOMEN'S PORCH FROCKS, sizes 34 Friday 88‘,‘ (60) RAYON UNDI Chemise and Vests, Odds and Ends of Knit Underwear Children’s Athletic Union Women's 35¢ Beac! assorted colors. PAPER PARCHMENT SHADES, for bridge or floor lamps. Originally 39c. 19¢ ‘Tomorrow reduced to.. BED SHEETS, size. Slightly imperfect. Regularly $1.00 (25) MOTH BA( Suitable for holding 8 to 46. Were §1 25¢ Beach Hats, Friday ] Q¢ " Bathing Caps. large assortment colors (no red (50) Children "2 81,49 PONGEE AND DRESSES, (6) Cotton Vests, women's sizes 9¢ WEAR, slzes 4 and 6. sizes 7 to 14 ()9(‘ ABLE SILK Stationery Reduced to Clear Friday Wax_Sets, with Friday only..... (700) MEN'S AND BOYS' HAND KERCHIEFS, stripe and woven borders or plain white, Were 8¢ each. Friday only. .. WOMEN'S SHOES, buck and White, Slightly solled. Broken sizes. da (30) SCARF Cotton Vests, fine rib. Bodicestop style. Were «pm oc (40) INFANTS' SILK DRESSES, 1 Crepe de chine and radium. iy 8,79 CHILDREN'S Friday reduced to FLANNEL COATS, 8506 and $10.00 $3.50 and $5.00 silks and combinatio $1.05 and $295 values CHILDREN'S LOW patent and calt shoes, Silk Bloomers, tan Were $4.50. sz 9-) s . s ¥ (1) Glove Silk Vest, bodice-top ri ' $1.95 (2) Glove Silk Union Suits, flesh 89, Pri- s]lqs (3) Cotton Unlon Suits, with Sets, scissors and in leather pouch. Fridey 80 letter opener (300 PAIRS) Regularly $1.19. SHORT SOCKS. Cotton or novelty effects, Sizes Were 200, 15¢ A RAINCOATS, solled ll:m"lb .Vlvluf‘. 50‘. covered. Were §1. (22) Bridge Sets, score pad and Regularly 7. g, 514 (40) Hoxes Stationery. flat and Reduced tomorrow to.., Rasement Rtore Were $125. Friday Q) 81 l'rldngi re‘d v