Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1928, Page 25

- CHANNEL TUNNEL PLAN IS REVVED | | Peace Progress Renews Talki ICnr'struclmg Tube From | ngland to France. * | TONDON (. —Progress toward peace 1 dicarmement has revived agitation for early construction of a of invazion from the continent. rooted in English history, has, ded to the point where an from London to Paris| | ssed as an engineering as 25 political question. Gen. G. Barker. colonel com- + of the Royal Engineers, has! this mooted question to the | ain by a letter in which he says ould be “advisable to reopen the subjeci, k""pmg in mind the changed conditions.” Gen. Barker was secretary of the Channel Tunnel Military and | Civil Committee which began to inves- | tigate the subject in 1884 and turned it down. Amcrican Achievements Cited. i New experience gathered in America | from tunneling the Wellington holes | under the Hudson and in England fmm[ building the roadway tunnel 44 feet in diameter under the Mersey is lead- ing experts here to believe that the | construction of a tunnel under |h€‘ Channel would offer little difficulties | except those of finance and time. The consequences of the building of ; an under-Channel tunnel would be, far-reaching. and the committee which | deliberated on the project permitted the consequences fo influence their | decision. They thought that such a} tunnel would render England more lia- ! ble to attack from the continent and ! would lessen her famous position of | able insularity. Parliament, as . refused to sanction the build- ing of the tunnel. But since those early days the air- | plane has come and Britain is now little more insular from a military viewpoint than France or Germany. The | last air maneuvers over London dis- closed hot vulnerable the capital is to | attack from above. A tunnel lmkmg England with the continent would add | little to her danger from attack from the east Why Project Was Turned Down. When Parliament turned down the @hannel project the argument ad- %anced against it was that of the dan- ger of a surprise attack. A continental power, it was said, might mass troops at the French end of the tunnel and pour them, without warning or decla- ration of war, into England. But a num- ber of new precautions might be added now to these advanced when the pmjrct was first under consideration to guard agnmst surprise. l And it is readily admitted that Eng- || land's superior navy could sink depth bombs or torpedoes and demolish the tunnel within an hour or so after the | | il first attack. | Proponents of the tunnel project | ®ave a number of arguments in their | favor. The improvement in transpor- | tation would be tremendous. The( American tourist who goes from Lon- | don to Paris, unless by airplane, must | board a train in London for the south coast, get out and embark on a Channel boat, toss about sometimes like a rub- ber ball, for practically an hour, and then get on another train for Paris. If the tunnel were constructed he could get into a non-stop express train which would whisk him from one capital to | the other without a halt. The trip mow occupies almost half a day. It could be made in several hours. Possibilities Outlined. ‘The recent act of Parliament co- ordinating railroad and read transport operation may have the effect of mak- ing the tunnel, if built, open for motor- driven vehicles as well as trains. Financing of the project, according ! 1o its supporters, would be done equally by tHe French and British governments. But, judging from the present condi- || tion of British governmental finance, a il good deal of the money advances would | || ave to be made by private capital. Construction of the tunnel would cer- tainly absorb a considerable amount of | England’s present unemployment. Some_agitation is now under way to || Induce Baron Emile D'Erlanger, British | eapitalist, to call a meeting of various nterests in October or November. FIREMEN CELEBRATE MORTGAGE BURNING, MBallston Ceremony Wiping Out! $1.200 Debt Participated in by Auxiliary and Senator Ball. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. BALLSTON, Va., October Ballston Volunteer Fire Department | celebrated the burning of its mortgags | of §1,200 last night at the firehouse. ‘The auxiliary participated in the cere- mony, Mrs. Elmer Elsworth Speer, || president, igniting the papers, which were held by John E. Crack, treasurer. State Senator Frank L. Ball, honor guest, praised the work of the depart- | {n-nt and commended it for fighting res not only in this community, but throughout the county. He commend- ed the department as first to be or- ganized in the county, first to have motor equipment and first to have a :u;]dmg, worth about $25,000, clear of ebt The department was organized in 1904, with Dr. W. C. Welburn as its; first president, and Emery Bell, as its first chief. Howard A. Smoot. vice | president, and Eugene Payne, a member | of the board of directors, were charter | members and present last night. | Other speakers were Mrs. Elmer Els- worth Speer, president of the auxiliary; || Mrs. Catherine M. Rogers, president of the auxiliary of the Arlington-Fairfax Counties Association, and Eugene | Payne. Several selections were given | by the Auxiliary Kitchen Band: violin #olos by Miss Thelma Lewis, Scotch gketches, by A. Patterson, and solos by Mrs. H.'D. Gilmore. | ‘The present officers are: J. R. Mal- foch, president; Howard A. Smoot, vice president; John E. Crack, treasurer; Grover E. Payne, secretary; Thomas J. Crack, Eugene Payne and J. P. Di- [ine, directors; Frank E. Biggs, chief. Ashton, No. 2—F. Owen, deputy chief; William Rothery, captain; Wilfred Chis- ®olm, first lieutenant: Clayton Owen, #econd licutenant; Wililam Bristow, fire marshal, and Frank Vitale, financial secretary. Two Oflicers Reslgn, @pecial Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va.. October 3.—County Officer Hugh E. Walton resigned yes- terday, 24 hours after the resignation | of Deputy Sheriff E. Lee Shelton ©herifl Charles A. Murphy declined to wisclose the reason for the changes. Dims Political Ardor. SOUTH BOSTON, Va./P.—Citizens | fiere who are caught fighting over pol- ftics will be fined $25 and costs, Mayor Wilborn has proclaimed. - . A great part of the “silent vot because it is listening to disc one it the band wagon. —NaCh- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 e 3.—The ||/ Advertised mer- chandise on sale at these prices tomorrow only. Nonz sold with- out cou- pon. Wlth Cnufion only Dress Buc les. 4Tc Fancy buckles, slides and pins to enhance vour simple frocks. * Scores " of pretty With Coupon Only Filet Lace Scarfs, 57c Fine-mesh filet in Aoral and figured designs. 18x43- inch styles Street Floor 2 With Coupon Only Dress Flowers, 57c Stunning new flowers in a very wide assortment, consisting of the proper sizes for dress, coat or suit. Many smart colors. Street Floor With Coupon Only Triangular Silk Scarfs, 69¢c Dainty Silk Crepes in pastel and vivid_colors, with striking hand painted motifs, Street Floor " With Coupon Only Fall Neckwear, 65¢ Plastrons, Sweetheart Col- lars, vestees and smart collar and cuff sets of fine lace in imported and domestic va- rieties. Cream and ecru. Street Floor With Coupon nly Boudoir and Breakfast Caps, 32¢ All colors. Daintily made of silk and lace, Slml Floor th_h Coupon Only Girls’ $1 Frocks, 79¢ New Wash Frocks of cot- ton prints and ginghams. Chic designs, plaids and checks in pretty colors are shown in many smart fash- ions. Sizes 7 to 14, Steoml Floor 3. with Cauron only Infants’ Flannelette Garments, 39¢ Gowns, Kimonos and Ger- trudes of white, fleecy flan- nelette, trimmed with pink or blue. Second Floor th Coupon Only Infants’ Chinchil'a Coats $2.49 Made of the fine Conti- nental chinchilla cloth, in white, pink or blue., Single- breasted style with roll col- lar and tin; n'ul?c Warmly lined, in sizes 1. 3 years. Second nmr With Coupon Only Children’s Underwear, 39¢ Nightgowns, combinations and costume slips of white muslin, trimmed with bands of contrasting color, lace and embroidery medallions. Sizes 4 to 14, Second Floor 10 With Coupon Only Men’s Shirts and Drawers 49c ea. Short-sleeve BRalbriggan Shirts, sizes 36 to 46. Ankle- length drawers in sizes 32 to 44, Also fine nainsook shirts and knee-length drawers, Street Floor 11 With Coupon Only Men’s Hosiery, 18¢c Formerly 29¢ to 3c. Per- fect” and irregular. Rayon and lisle or plain color cot- ton. Fancy patterns and plain colors. Sizes 10 1o Street Floor ’ Wlth Coupon Only Men’s Union Suits, 48¢c Athletic style of fine nain- sook, with yoke-back and taped armholes. Bartexed lhmuglmu( Sizes 36 to 44 With Coupon Only Men’s Overalls, 97¢ Blue denim, finished h double-stitched seams and bartexed pockets. Sizes 38 to 42, Street Floor 14 With Coupon Only 79¢ Work Shirts, 49¢ Heavy blue chambray, triple-stitched seams. = Two pockets, Sizes 1435 to 17. Street Floor 15 Street Floor 13 Satisfaction S;'nce 1859 INGSP 810-818 Seventh Street With Coupon Only Our $1.59 Felt Hats 7% 51 With this coupon only —otherwise the hats are §1.59. AIll the smart shapes that women and misses like. Small and medium effects, nicely trimmed with self cut- //t‘_f‘@ outs, arnaments, pins and ribhons. New col- With Coupon Only Men'’s 35¢ Collarz, 25¢ Van Heuzen and Aratex, perfect. All popular styles. Not more than four to a customer. Sizes 14 to 17 Street Floar 16 With Coupon Only Men’s $4.50 Sweaters $2.98 Slightly irregular, cotton and wool mixed. Vee nack, two buttoned pockets in light and dark leather mix- tures, Sizes 36 1o 46, Street Fleor 17 With Coupon Only. Men's $1 am'rsl.SO Ties 85¢ Fall styles in imported and domestic silks and rayons. Wool lining. Stripes, figures and plain colors. Street Floor 18 With Coupmz‘ only Men’s Night Shirts, 95¢ Broadcloth Fruit of the « Loom muslin, and striped broadcloth. Yoke back, WWhite only in sizes 16 to 20 Street Floor 19 With Coupon Only Men’s $1.69 Work Pants $1.05 Good quality cotton work pants in medium and heavy weight made with belt foops. cuff hottoms and wide cut legs, Dark patterns in striped effects, Sizes 30 to 42 waist. reet Floor 20 With Coupon Onln Men’s Union Suits, $1.09 Winter weight ribbed suits with long sleeves and ankle length. Close fitting neck, reinforced seat, sleeve and ankle cuffs. Flat locked seams for comfort. Sizes 35 to 46 in ecru. Street Floor W!t'h Coupon Only Men’s Eagle Crepe Mufflers, $1.68 Perfect genuine Fagle crepe washable mufflers in full oblong shape. Stunning new patterns on white, tan, eray and blue grounds. Every man and woman knows this exceptional quality. Street Floor 23 With Coupon Only Men’s $1 Shirts and Drawers, 67c ea. Fine ribhed perfect qual- ity undergarments, Me- dium weight, long sleeve shirts in sizes 36 to 46. And ankle - length drawers in sizes 32 to 4. Finished with cuffs at slecves and ankles, Street Floor 23 W'ith Coupon Only Men's Fancy Hose, 27¢ Perfect and irregulars. Rayon or lisle with rayon, \eu patterns in striped and cts and all good es 10 1o 1115, Street Floor 2 With Coupon Only Men’s Pajamas, 94¢ Perfect quality plaza pongee and flannclette pa- jamas nicely trimmed and well made. Plain colors and attractive styles. Sizes A to D. Formerly $1.30. Street Floor 25 Wt!h Coupmz Only Men's White Shirts, 79¢ Genuine White Broad- cloth Shirts, well made and well cut. Collar attached or neckhand style in sizes 1314 to 17. Street Floor 26 With Coupon Only $2.25 Lambsdown Union Suits, $1.77 The genuine “Lambsdown” long sleeve, ankle-length suits that most men like, Heavily fleeced and perma- nent color—silver and ran- dom. Sizes 38 to 46, Street Floor 27 With Coupon Only Boys’ School Caps, 85c Usnally §1. Allswool suiting in one picce and goif styles. Light or dark mix- tures, Sizes bl to 7. Street Floor With C(mpnn Only Boys' Sweaters, 98¢ Also sizes for youths 36 to 40. Firm cotton or ravon with cotton. Fancy patterns in pull-over style. Boys' sizes 30 to 34 Street Floor 20 With Coupon Only Boys’ Sweaters, §2.98 “Farmerly 0 to $498 All-wool in fancy patterns or plain colors. Pull-over stye. Sizes 30 to 40 Street Floor 30 With Coupon Only $2.50 School Knickers $1.89 All-wool Golf Knickers in light and dark tweed pat- terns fully lined. Sizes 7 to 18, Street Floor 3 With Coupon Only Boys’ 79¢ Overalls, 49¢ Blue denim, made with strap and bib. Two pockets, Sizes 6 to 10, Street Floor 32 With Coupon Only Boys’ $1 and $1.25 Pajamas, 97¢ Muslin and flannelette in onie and two piece styles. Trimmed with rayon frogs. Sizes 6 to 18, Street Floor With Cupmt Onlu Roys’ Shirts, 79¢ Formerly $1 and $1.25. Novelty broadcloth and fancy percales in collar- at- tached style. Full-cut sizes 121 to 1414, Street Flonr 3 With Coupon Only Boys’ $6 Trench Coats $4.98 Sizes 8 to 18 Years. Double - textured tan twilled fabric with plaid back or black and tan leatherette in reptilian gram with suedine linifg. Belted at waist and sleeves with narrow strap and trench buckles. Flap at left of chest. Guaranteed rain- proof and all seams ce- mented, Street Floor 35 With Coupon Onl $7.50 and $8 Suits, $5 Four-piece heavy woolen mixtures and tweed in hard or soft finished fabrics. Single and double -breasted models with one pair long and one pair short pants or two pairs of knickers, Com- plete with vest. Medium and dark Fall patterns. Sizes 7 to 16, Street Floor 36 With Coupon Only $1 Boys’ Blouses, 55¢ Irregulars of “Bell Brand” and perfect Argo Blouses with high neck and long sleeves. Genuine hroad- cloth, in plain colors and figured patterns, rayon striped, woven madras and fine percales. White, tan, blue. Sizes 6 to 16, Street Floor 31 With Coupon Only $1 and $1.25 Knickers 77c Woolen mixtures and heavy corduroy with buttons or fasteners at the knee. Large, roomy pockets. Me- dium or dark colors. Sizes 0 to 16, qlrrfl, Floor With Coupon Only $1.50 and $1.79 Golf Knickers, 97¢ Waol-mixed fabrics in goli style, fully lined. Hard-fin- wshed materials and tweeds that will give sturdy wear. Light, medium and dark col- ors. Also heavy corduroy. Sizes 7 to 17. Street Floor 29 With Coupon Only $2.50 Wool Sweaters $1.79 All-wool and woolen mix- tures in pull-over style. Many color combinations, including navy, black and red. Also fancy patterns in sizes 28 to 36, At the same price are grouped small check lumberjacks in light color. Street Floor 40 Street Floor 198 ors and plenty of black. With Coupon Only With Coupon Only $1.50 Wash Suits, 96c Fountain Pens, 59¢ Fall-weight suits in_ but- 1 gold fum_ pen ton-on style. Pants of cor- points. Black barrel. Choice duroy, Daytona cloth, crash of clip or ring style. Usually tweed. Blouses of hroad- $1. cloth, crash, Dayvtona or Pegey cloth. Light or dark combirations, Sizes 3 to & Street Floor 41 Street Floor 56 Wi!h. Coupon Only 39¢ Sanitary Aprons, 19¢ All rubher aprons in regu- lar sizes. Voile and net top. Street Floor 57 With Coupon Only Women’s 75¢ Underwear 48¢ Gowns, chemise, hloomers, step-ins and costume slips of soft muslins, voile cotton crepe and sateen. Lavishly trimmed with lace embroid- ery, also tailored styles White and pastel colors The costume slips in rezu- |- lar and extra sizes. The other in regular sizes only. Bargain Booth ] With Coupon Only 39c Sanitary Belts, 19¢ Fancy clastic. Al sizes— small, ‘medium and large. Flesh color Street Floor 58 e With Coupon Only $1 Cretonne Garment Corsets and Girdles, 95¢ metal top evelet. Bound. All well made of firm Fastened with snaps. rayon stesped cottons. The Street Floor 59 girdles with clastic top and —— wores over hips and_ba ‘ Flesh only, in sizes 28 to With Coupon Only The corsets of firm coutil ithiclustic tons Hieshicolor $1.25 Bed Lights, 81c in sizes 25 to 36, Jap silk and crepe in Second Floor 13 pretty colors. Several styles with lace, bud and galloon trimming. With Coupon Only Street Floor 60 Infants’ §1 Bath Robes 9¢c " With Coupon Only Reacon and Lawrence Pictare Frames, $1 robipz in pink or blue i checks and plaid patterns. Swinging and pedestal Sl et S In styles in gold and verdi fin- fants to 2 years | ishes. Several attractive o styles. Second Flaor " siveidining With Coupon Only = ! " With Coupon Only e 592;’:" —— King-Nap Napkins, 3 for 95c and One Box Free To introduce our own brand of sanitary napkins. For this one day only, three boxes of one dozen each and one extra hox free. Street Floor White nainsook, hishop le, tucked in front, neck nd sleeves trimmed econd Floor With Coupon Only Wax Paper, 10c 96 sheets of best grade wax paper put up in sani- With Coupon Only tary package. Children’s 39¢ Golf Hose Street Floor 16 2 3: Perfect sport hose for hovs and girls. New pat- terns in light and dark com- binations. Sizes 7 to 101, Street Floor With Coupon Only Melba JoyPerfume, 30c oz. Very fragrant and last- ing: Strect Floor 5 With Coup(m. only 29c¢ Long Stockings, 19¢ o erfect, derby ribbed 50:. Princess Pat ~|-I-<Lm s, in sizes 6 to 0 Cleansing Cream, 36¢c Champ: tanbark, light An ideal cream for cleans- gray. Lrench nude and ing. camel. Strect Floor 48 Wi Coupon Only Street Floor 61 Wzlupmr only Children’s 59¢ Sport Hose, 33c Fancy sport hose for boys and girls. Rayon and mer- cerized lisle in new pat- terns, Periect. Sizes 6 to Wrth Coupon Oonly Castile Soap, 16¢ Large hars castile soap, the ideal family soap. Street Floor 19 Wi/,h Coupon Only i 25¢ Narcisse de Paris Talcum, 15¢ A soft, fragrant talcum. o With Coupon Only Sl e - 59¢ Long Stackings, 35¢ Rayon and lisle in derhy or plain rib. Al colors in sizes 6 to 10, Strest Floor 66 With Coupon Only Boys’ $10 Suits, $6.85 Four-piece suits in new patterns. brown, gray and tan, stripes, mixtures and i patterns. Choice of two pairs of knickers or one pair long and one r short pants. Sizes 7 to 17, Street Floor 51 With Coupon Only $1.50 and $2 All-Silk Hosiery, $1 Slightly irregular. Pointed and square heel. All-silk, full-fashioncd chifions, Also extra size pointed heel hosiery. Al new shades. Street Floor 67 With Coupon Only Boys’ Vest Suits, $8.85 Farmerly $10.95 and $12.75 All - wool single - breasted style coat, vest and two pa|r~ of knickers, Sizes 8 With Coupon Only “Temptation” Rayon Hosiery, 50c Perfect quality all ravon in fifteen beautiful new shades. Street Floor 68 —_—-— With Coupon Only $1.50 Perfect Silk With Coupon Only Boys’ $5 and $6 Slickers $3.98 Genuine Towers oiled slickers. Green, bhlack and vellow. Lined back. nap . fastening. Corduroy collar Hqsnery, $1 with strap. Sizes 6 to 18 A nationally known Street Floor 53 .‘ brand. Service weight, pure silk with four-inch Tisle welt. High spliced heel. All new shades. Street Floor 69 With Coupon Only Boston Bags, 88c Durable Dupont fiberoid. Roomy and convenient. With Coupon Only Street Floor 54 Silk or Bemberg Hosiery 85¢ With Coupon Only Slightly irregular. A well Alarm Clocks, 77¢ known brand of ,vn Bemberg Guaranteed, heavily nickel- or silk with a lisle hem. plated. Top alarm. S iendid harles ‘lrnt Floor Street Floor ki With Coupon Only $1 Wigwam and Other Hosiery, 50¢ Slight irreguiars silk chiffon. C wam and square heels. Street Floor With Coupon Only 50c Burson Hosiery, 29¢ Slight irregulars of mer- cerized licle hose in all col ors, including black and white. Also black with white feet With Coupon Only $1 to $1.50 Rayon Underwear, 88¢ Gowns, Slips, Combina- Panties, Bloomers and Hrn\ textured, per- o tailored, Many colors. Street Floor 3 With Coupon Only Children’s Union Suits, 75¢ Forest Mills, perfect, fleeced suits in Winter weight. High neck, long slezves or Dutch neck. elbow sleeves and knee length. attachment style for rls. Sizes 3 to 12. t Floor " With Cou»on Only Women's Union Suits, 50¢ Rayon-striped, band top. Knee length. Sizes 36 to 44 Extra sizes special at 39 Street Floor With Coupon Only Infants’ Rubens Shirts, 23¢ Straight and wrap-around styles. Good weight for Sizes from infants ars. Street Floor 6 With Coupon Only Kid Slippers, 98¢ Women's Black, One-strap and Boudoir Leather soles. Second Floor szh Crmpon Only Women's Felt Slippers, 49¢ Assorted colors. Ribbon- trimmed style. Sizes 3 to 8 With Coupon Oly Women's Fall Shoes, $2.79 Pumps, oxfords and straps with high or low heels. Sizes 3 to & Patent, tan and blonde. Second Floor With Coupon Only Women's Juliettes, 89c Leather soles, rubber It tops, ribbon d Floor 80 With Coupon Only Men’s Felt Slippers, 79¢ A special lot. Dark gray only i sizes 6 to 11 Second Floor 81 With Coupon Only Children’s Shoes, $1.88 High and Low School Shoes_in tan and black. Sizes 3 to 2 Second Floor 82 With Coupon Only $1.39 Silk Crepe de Chine, 97¢ yd. An all-silk, 39-inch weave in more than twenty smart light and dark colors. For frocks and lingerie. Street Floor 83 With Coupon Only $1.35 and $1.50 Seamless Sheets, 79¢ Slightly imperfect. 81x%0- inch size. Heavy, bleached cotton, Street Floor 84 With Coupon Only 29c Pillowcases, 19¢ ea. 42x36 inch. Seconds of bleached cotton cases. Ex- cellent weight Street Floor 85 With Coupon Only 19c Bleached Cotton 12V5¢ yd. Jo-inch heavy cotton suitable for scamed sheets and pillowcases P Street Floor 86 With Coupon Only $2 Bedspreads, $1.15 All-white Dimity Spreads in 81x%0-inch size. Hem- med, ready for use. Street Floor 87 With Coupon Only $1 Luncheon Cloth, 75¢ Linen crash. 44-inch square cloth with colored border. Street Floor 88 With Coupon Only 25¢ Tea Towels, 4 for 79¢ Absorbent Crash Towels with woven, colored selvedge. Street Floor 89 With Coupon Only $2 English Longcloth 10-yd. pe., $1.25 36-inch chamois finish lingerie fabric. Street Floor % With Coupon Only 39c English Prints, 25¢ yd. Washable cotton prints in new patterns. Light and dark grounds suitable for women's amd children’s frocks. Street Floor a1 With Coupon Only 25¢ Outing Flannel 19cyd. laids and checks in 36- inch fast color Wdity. Warm and fleecy Street Floor 92 With Coupon Only 19¢ Dress Gingham 12V5¢ yd. nch fast color ging- hams in new checks and stripes. Gay colors and dark ones for women's and children’s frocks Street Floor 23 With Coupor Only Lace Curtain Panels $1 ea. Perfect Nottingham lace panels in and fancy mesh. b and 3 yard ‘rml\ll Floor 8 lengths, in ecru, ivory and white, Scalloped ~edge. Worth $1.30 and $2 Third Floor k1Y With Coupon Only $6 “Lucerne” Part-Wool Blankets, $3.98 pr. 70x80-inch large block plaid blankets weighing five pounds. Deep ribbon bind- ing to match. Third Floor 95 With _Coupon Only $1.50 Tapestry Panels $1.00 18x30-inch size. Imported wall panels in numerous popular subjects. Use these in place of pictures. Third Floor 96 With Coupon Only $1 Window Shades, 49¢ Seconds of oiled opaque shades. White. ecru and green. Mounted on reliable spring rollers. Third Floor With Coupon Only 59¢ to 79¢c Cretonnes 29c yd. Rich colorings in large and <mall designs. Light and dark grounds. 35 inches wide. Third Floor 98 With Coupon Only $1.50 Tie-Back Curtains 94c Set Pretty colors with double ruffled valance. Trimmed with colored voile bands. Third Floor 29 With Coupon Only 75c¢ Stenciled Covers, 39¢ 5-4 "size. Several good patterns. Third Floor 100 With Coupon Only 29¢ Double Rods, 19¢ -inch extension. double s, complete with fixtures. Third Floor 101 Wxth Coupon Only 59¢ Drapery Rayon 29c yd. Rose. blue and green in 36- inch width Third Floor 102 With Coupon Only $1.25 Rayon Cushions, $1 Round shape with rayon ruffles and lace trimming Sateen back, blue, rose, gold and green. Third Floor 103 With Coupon Only 35¢ Baby Blankets, 25¢ Plaid Robe Blankets, in blue or pink Third Floor 104 w:m Coupon Orly $3 and $3.50 Kid Gloves, $1.79 Women's new Fall fash- ions in fancy cuffed gloves. Washable. Perfect and beautiful shades. All sizes. Street Floor With Coupon Only Chamoisuede Gloves, 59¢ Novelty cuff and slip-on styles in_all the newer shades. Sizes 6 to 84 Washable ’ Street Floor 106 With Coupon Only 59¢ Chamoisuede Gloves, 45¢ Two-clasp style in black and many smart shades. Street Floor 107 e ——————