Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 21

4 HOUSE MEMBERS SENATE NOMINEES {Two Others Facing Primaries | in Race for Upper Body. By the Associated Press. Four of six House members seeking | senatorial seats in the next Congress | have hurdled the hazardous pr(mlfles‘y and the remaining two will take the | preliminary jumps early in August. Representatives Ruth Hanna McCor- mick of Illinois, White of Maine, Dick- inson of Towa and Pritchard of North Carolina have won Republican nomina- tions in their respective States. Representative Sproul of Kansas is waging a heated campaign for the Republican nomination in his _State August 5, while Representative Cordell Hull of Tennessee, Democrat, hopes to receive the nomination of his party August 7. | Mrs. McCormick and Pritchard are one-termers in the House. On the other hand, Dickinson is serving his | twelfth year, White his fourteenth, Sproul his eighth and Hull his twenty- nd. The Tllinois Representative was con- | gressman at large, while Pritchard was | swept into office with the Hoover land- slide in a normally Democratic district. As chairman of the House Appro- priations gSubcommittee for Agriculture Dickinson became a leader in the farm bloc. He sponsored the establishment | of experimental stations and extension | work of the Agriculture Department to | introduce better farming methods. H For many years chairman of the! House Merchant Marine Committee, White became recognized in congres- sional circles as & creator of legislation to stimulate development of American- owned shipping, to encourage and regu- late the radio industry and to formulate a broad Federal fish propagation and conservation program. ‘Sproul, an ardent dry, has actively supported prohibition enforcement, farm relief and legislation looking to im- provement in the condition of the Indian ‘wards of the Government. Known for many years as a_free | trader and as author of important reve- nue laws, including the income tax system, Cordell Hull has established a reputation for broad knowledge of tariff and taxation matters. When Repre- sentative Byrns of Tennessee withdrew from the Demoeratic primaries as a Benatorial candidate to seek re-clection 1 to the House, Hull practically was assured the nomination. SRR | TRV NEW DIEPPE CASINO STAYS ULTRA-MODERN #Une Nuit Aux Enfers” Program Frightens Away Many of Uninformed. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. DIEPPE (N. A. N. A)—The newly rebuilt casino is at ng more and more of the smari world, especially the restaurant, with its gala dinners. Perhaps this is because of the casion's modern cubist design which contrasts %0 oddly with the beaytiful old towers and _turrets of the Norman chateau on_the cliff. Some_of _these dinners are fancy dress affairs, others feature mannequin parades. Recently they staged a gala called “Une Nuit Aux Enfers.” Guests, who had been requested to come in red, black or yellow, found demons with pitchforks * depicted on the windows, while inside raged a “cotillion in- fernale.” 8o thoroughly was it all done that not a few guests were frightened m and dubbed it a little “trop mod~ (cupymne 1930, by North American News- per’ Alliacoe,) INDIAN GOODS MERCHANTS STRIKE ON “REPRESSION” 440 Foreign Cloth Dealers in Bom- bay Affected for Indefi- nite Period. By the Associated Press. BOMBAY, India, July 24.—The P!FC! Goods Merchants Association has de- | eided to declare a strike, beginning next | Baturday, as a protest against what is described as the repressive policy of the government. The strike i# to continue for an in- definite period. The decision of the association affects 440 foreign cloth dealers in the city of Bombay. ‘The association has hitherto im- ported abput $70,000,000 worth of for- eign cloth, most of it British, annually. Pass Lmed With Snowbanks. ESTES PARK, Célo. (#).—Fall River Pass, a connecting link between Estes | Park and Grand Laké, in the Hockyt Mountain National Park, was opened to BSummer traffic with 20-foot snowbanks on both sides. Altitude of the pass is 11,798 1eet. Pactorics in the Tran are pro- duflh: m‘ml) SHDOOOOOG v&orlh of | THE SHORTEST WAY TO PITTSBURGH DETROIT ‘ ' Connections to A/l Points “THEDIRECT WAY FARES” FARES One Round Way Trip ..$3.00 $5.40 . 5.00 9.00 Uniontown ... 6.00 10.80 Pittsburgh 7.00 12.60” Fairmont 6.35 1145 Morgantown .. 6.20 1115 Clarksburg ... 6.80 12.25 Wheeling ..... 680 12.25 Canton 935 16.85 Akron ........ 965 17.65 Toledo .......12.50 2250 Detroit .......13.00 23.40 Hagerstown Cumberland BLUE RIDGE TRANS. CO.! “A BLUE RIDGE LINE" UNITED BUS TERMINAL 12th & Penna. Ave. N.W. Phone Nat. 9711 THE EVENING STAR, WASHI NGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. WooODWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11'""F AND G STREETSs Tomorrow —Remnant Day Savings of | 4 and More See additional Remnant Day offerings in today’s edition of the Washington Times Reduced Vs to More Than V; for Quick’Clearance . . . Men’s Summer Suits, $12-25 Were $16.50 to $35 15 2 and 3 Piece Tropical Suits, were $25 and $35 . were slssn ... 10 Linen Suits, were $2250 . . . 8 ‘Nurotex Suits, were $18. Regular, long, short and stout sizes, in broken rtment, No alterations. Imported Linen Knickers, $245 Were $3.95 and $5. 75 pairs, plus-4 and regular models; waist sizes 30 to 42. THE MEN's STORE, SecOND FLOOR. Men’s Silk Hose, Special, 50c pair 6 Pairs, $2.75 A limited quantity, in the wanted plain colors and black; reinforced with seam- is 10 to 12. E&xclhle double heels. toes and soles. Sizes =i nl"; lnlhlnl Suit goilars o match:'sizes 14 to 1 20 Fo "W 24 Handmade JTiess " siripe Were 33 each | Now. : a3 Pairs_All 5} 1108 Were 5380 Go 34 Now THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Men’s Sports Oxfords, $5.95 fisar 51 pairs in straight and wing tip styles; various combinations in medium, wide and narrow toe lasts with leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes AA 9 to 11; A 73, 8, 9, 9%, 101, 11; B 6, 614, 7, 8 to 11; C 5% to 11%; D 5% to 8%, 10, 11. THE MEN’S STORE, SEcOND F1OOR. Beach Umbrellas, $3.95 Were 56 18 only at this greatly reduced price. Choice of many bright color combinations in attractive designs. 6-foot umbrella spread. BEACH UMBRELLAS, SIXTH FLOOR. Rayon Spreads, $12.50 wee sios0 9 rayon spl‘tld.! with ruffied valances. Size 72x108. 1 rose, 2 id, 1 gold, 1 blue, and 1 green. rumed edges, 2 M0x108 Rayon Spreads: 1 roee: e, 3 sold, : .hn‘v T 51 30 Palm Beach Suits, izes 32 to 40. svis s, BR0 that boys like. Ravon Spreads; 3 copen, n. Pl Aeiat Iy u»m and 1 were s‘:s 2 gold, 2 rose o $12.50 Were: 430 Now 518 Benning, Stcox FLooR. Summer Rugs Reduced 9 Rush Rugs; Greatly Reduced Tomorrow 18mi2 alse. IMPERFECT. Wa 4 30x60 size. Were . 1 0% were 075, Now 8 Huvy- quality Fiber Rugs; Reduced 1 6x9 size. Was $1250. Now 4 437 size. Were n 75 apd uo " Now 3 3x6 size. Were Rucs, Firta FLoOI Ruffled Marquxsette Curtains,$1.25° Very Specially Priced 100 pairs. . beautiful quality marquisette. ..with wide, double- ruffie valance ant tie-backs. 12, 124, 13, 1 C; 12 pairs Junior Boys’ Special, 35¢ 3 Pairs for 51 132 pairs of hghl,-we\ght gou hose; in patterns and colors Sizes 9 to 11. Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable nor exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. nor on approval; mail and phone orders not accepted. Reconditioned Hoover Vacuum Cleaners $ 1 8.50 Were $24.75 17 Hoover Cleaners left over from our spe- cial selling that included cleaners recondi- tioned with new bags, new cords, new belts and overhauled motors. Each is guaranteed for 90 days. 50 Liauid Soray Guns. Were soc. Now.....1se 25 Pints Miracle LI presents, flies, ants. ‘moths, beetles, mo: Were Heavy Castoiron Door Stops: bor and girl Waerions, TMPERFECT. Were 150, Now, Flower-basket Door Stops. Were us« Now . rproof, Card Table Covers: dark colurx . Now 3 Mediym-size _Folding _Ironing Boards: -u ’s'v;n'n't's ~ Eliently x{avm c‘r Were E‘ ow : 4 Biue. 4-compariment, Hehl Veses orn. Were $1. L lmnml Decorated cuek-r Boxes. Were um\ * 12 Imported Medium-sire Witlow Clothes Baskels, 12 Tmported Medjum- s HOUSEWARES, Frrrn FLOOR. Summer Golf Hose Boys’ Khaki Shorts, 65¢ 5% rar 60 Bl-ll's reduced for tmmedgn'e clearance. 5, 6 and 7. aputacturers kock ! A7 pecial.... .58 a; 5 Sell tor' mtich more. " Eizes 26 to *SToRE, FOURTH FLOOR. Girls’ Oxfords, $2:75 were ss 30 pairs girl! tan elk mnccssln-tne oxfords; crepe rubber soles. Sizes 11Y, 12, 12%;, 11 A; 1143, 12, 1213, 13, 13%, 1%5 B; and ]2‘7 D. Misses' Pumps and Oxfords, several ltyleé: Sizes 515, 6, 612, T AA; 6, 6% A; 3, 3%, 613 B; 4% and CHILDREN'S SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR. Girls’ Beach Robes, 95¢ Were st 10 printed cotton beach robes. Sizes 2 to , SIXTH FLOOR. A e o 550 Wnd 18, 196 {0 Screens, Screen Doors—--Reduced ks Subject to slight mars and scratches. Bring the correct meas- urements when you come. 12 Doors. Were 34.75. Nl \rrren s thurrd Sire IR Were Screens, SixTH FLOOR. Glass Salad Plates, Reduced to 15¢ 12 m:ugn xhape glass plates. Choice of rose and green. inted Bonbon Dishes. Size 24333 Were 600, Now..400 Size 18x33. Were 50c. Now ‘350 ere. » Sugar and Cream Sety. Rose and green. Were mo: 18 Straw Hats, 2 Lemon: /30 o as o bonnets and novelty straws. pink. Were $3.75 to $7.50. Now.50e GIRLS' MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR. 23 Women'’s Coats, $29-50 Were $39.50 to $79.50 12 black and navy silk coats in straightline and fitted models; En Molberrs-colored Glass Can Ware ‘st halt and less B e W ere move. Now.0c RAI their original prices. GLASSWARE, FIrTH FLOOR. Breakfast Plates; 10c "ere 25c each 48 Americm Pm'oellm Plates; nnncme decou lons. 4 Were 1 Eme P,o,leun Salad Bowl, more Now, ea Bavari: CI It “!l;ehen“des?é:. "v?"m' .f:l;‘:. Blous short and lone slu nd 10, 32 3 Girls’ Hats, 25 early season models greatly reduced. 15 Woel. and Wool and Rasen tere; white and pastels. Were §5 and §7.50 35 Imported Wool Berets. in ALl sizes. _ Blightly soiled. Were $1.25. Now 500 Milan poke 11 fur-trimmed and plain dress coats of wool crepe, covert and . 10 of Openstock B ing Dessert mnerw Fancy ORina' and iy o2 80" "Row, 3150 Pottery: reatly reduced. Crina, Frrry FLOOR. Luncheon Cloths, Special, $1.75 12 Colored Linen Luncheon Cloths. White hemstitched hems. 45 and 36 inch sizes. Rose, blue and green, 12 #3-inch Scarfs to match. Spe. 24 18;inch Naoking, Spectal., ol ..., 73 s 4 |isxis-inch ~Gblons. 12 36-inch Searfs. Speci I8¢ 12 Vaniiy Sets.” AT EwshoimeRy, Seventi FLoon. e Art Embroxdery Greatly Reduced 10 Chints Searts, Pl horders. Were 50c. Now....25¢ Wer As 36 to 44. WOMEN'S COATS, astel- ere 35c. Now . silk, Were Hl As 4 vpairs Chintz Curtains, orchid .. llfl vn'l rreen borders. Were §: hets. Were $1. 'Now 25¢ ol 4 Little, Women's L !Ill Rayon Pl 3 padding for qvlflunl (:I: 45% lnd Iax fose” and " bia ver Blue. green, ite. ~ Were 315 5 Velyit-cov pastel shades. Were $1.78." As ART EMBROTDERY, SEVENTH FLool Lawn Swings Reduced 4 Lawn Swings, frame in red enamel and swing section in natural wood. Were $6.95. NOW........... $5 6 Folding Lawn Benches, all.wood 1 rmu 2%z Couch Hammo construction, na finis Now 16 Were $1.65. Now’ 3 k Bocker,'" canvas 6,25 Now.. 88, t 2 w-mn Hlmmnrlu Were 14 Lawx Pursrrure, FOurTH FLOOR, S Dolls Greatly Reduced (2 Baby Dall T iRt TMPE L e el i RIS rden Seiai incii § P ere LA e o AT "k:. om Seiai incliding ymail fors 2 Ilulmr(el I)oll v 0e L4 Now 25 ek olm.mm G v or r Chime Bells. Were 50c ficking.” Hith 1 Tar Tov Srork, FountH FLOOR. 'me.'.' Were S0c. Marianna, trimmed with broadtall, kolinsky and galyac. Sizes & Women's Coats of brondcloth and faille silk, trimmed wit and squirrel. Sizes 3 Tum: Fxoou 10 Misses’ Imported Tweed CQats’ $ 15 Were $29.50 and $39.50 10 colorful imported tweed coats in straightline and fitted Bizes 14 to 20, Misses’ Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Little Women’s and Larger Women’s Coats Greatly Reduced 7 Coats; were $39.50 to $69.50; now $22.50 Coats of covert and tricolaine: sizes 37's. 39 and en’s Coats of sharkskin and wool crepe; sizes .6 Coats; were $39.50; now $29.50 8 Little Women's Coats of silk faille, in flared and stralght-line mod- els; sizes 3513, 37% and 41z 6 Coats; were $59.50 and $69.50; now $39.50 8 Little Women's Black Kashmir Coats, trimmed with galyac, sauirrel and broadtail; sizes 35% to 43'a SrecIAL-B1zE APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. Notions Greatly Reduced Many slightly soiled or damaged. 8 Mat Bags. heavy aualify art 36_ Assorted Enamele compartmenta Stands to fasten on door. = Were 50c: Now . .81 Were 50c. Now 36_Waterwave Oombs, 5 inch lengths. 6 in box 8¢ box. Now ... 18 Red Ravon Hancers. solled. Outdoor Toys Reduced B b + B 3 T Sand Bexes: with small Girl's Made ohnse fiirs e were 1850 oreaniv o) IRE; Jags \" 3 'un Tenis 1 Imporied Aeropinne it - s wingaye -t . 2 e arn, ingipiead and T2 o nrufl!‘ls s : 31700, N burnt or Com % ;,fllllpuefl Now Ne'nuw,Axs " with odles ang .25 ‘THE Toy Srore, Fourti FLOOR. Luggage Reduced 4 Leather Wardrobe 2 Leather 3 ow’ 8.50 e 140 logsepact. Were i Ycgiresyr, Mashie Niblick. Wag 5 Cans Golf Grip Drossing. ' Were L 10 Colored Cry: 4 Rock Crystal Neeklaces, 1 was 2 were $4.75. Lo &, "now 1186 3 French Enamel C 12 Beach and G' ™ Hats_in brient colors. Were 31. Now-sde 14, Paper-covered Handuerchis Were 50s. Now....25¢ P'vls'r FLOOR. Novelty Jewelry Reduced . :mu Fearl and Cevtal B el ere 0 kY 310, Now Faner Crytal Necklace, et in sterling L 816 Pins; 1 was 3 were 34; now ere 43! ow - g Rhinest al 4 et TR N Were Now . 2 S-st were NovELTY JEWELRY, Anul 10. Fisr lel Imported Silk Nightg'owns, 57'50 Were $15 21 Buumuuymhmldmd Silk Gowns France and Austria. Lace mmed Flesh and tea rose. T er ow 12 pairs Tmported Silk Siep: ful1Y embrotdered: Were $10.80 ried SUK Chemise, broidered. Were & Now. Snx Ulmll\WlAl, mo FLOOR. Silk Negligees and Tailored Robes, $7-50 Were $15 and $16.50 15 Lace-trimmed Satin Negligees nnd black silk crepe tailored robes. 3 chiffon and triple-voile negllgeeu re- e, ek slogette e Drinted chiflons. Wers 13350 " Now $1550 NrcLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR. Millinery Salon Hats, $3 Were $15 35 Hats of straw and combinations. MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. Misses’ Hats, $2 Were $5, $7.50 and $10 35 Straw and Felt Hats included. 37 Hats. Were 35 and $7.50. Now. s, Gardenlas. Reduced to B0 Flowers, Reduced to.... MrLLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. Handkerchief Linen Home Frocks, $145 Were $2.95 20 Sleeveless Printed Linen Frocks. .. cool styles with flared skirts. 10 Silk tn", lru#l black, green and navy. T Sleeveless. Silk C Were $10. Now 5 Don-Alls: trouser ‘costimes. One and two piece styles. Were $3.95. Now..SLd5 Home Frocks, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Silk Umbrellas $645 Were 510 6 Self-border and striped silk um- brellas. Mounted on 16-rib frames, with novelty composition handles. e and navy. Self-Bordered Silk Umbre 'fl : oo 45 " ‘Wome ll"-nl ! . wll| navy nnd brown. re $12. Now 7.45 4 UmBRELLAS, A1SLE 20, FIRsT FLOOR. 4 Silk Costume Slips, $145 Were $5.95 ; 15 Flesh and white crepe slips; dain- tily lace trimmed. Some models with = semi-bullt-up shoulders. u 'hnored and uze-'rvln--a | Stipss uuh whi ere $2.95 o 9 Tace. 5 gnoteite "Sooles. White, fiesn and’ -c ere 310._‘Now X3 Wool Bathing Suits, $1-95 Were §3.95 to $5.50 35 Misses’ and women's one and two Plece Wool Suits; sizes 34 to 42. Bright and dark colors. 10 Suk Shantune and Linen Sports Were 435, to 330, 1o Missea: ‘Sparts ¥ Were %1650 to. $20.5 Misses' Tailored Wers 318,50, fnsey’ Sleevel Riding Co: & ln’oru-l Beach 3 Tmpor SrorRTSWEAR, THIRD Froon. Linen Handkerchiefs Special, 2 for 25¢ 25 dozen Women's Handkerchiefs with colored embroidered corners. HANDKERCHIEFS, A1sLE 8, Fmst FLOOR. Chintz Shades, 25¢ Were 75¢ 50 8 and 10 inch Figured Chints Shades. THESE ARE SLIGHTLY SOILED OR DAMAGED— : Parchment Paper Shades, 2 green rose 8-inch: ue" 1330 now nl Jo e ‘ol ‘hnd vose, wers 18: 4 Fovtery Lamps, oral patter Lamps, SEVENTH FLOOR. - Gift Shop Reductions ANl GIft hep Remnant Offerings Are Solled or Damaged, Whs her Gl Articles Redoced " On n More Than One-Half Regular Prices. Gurr Sxop, SEVENTH FLOOR. Houschold Aprons, Special, 45¢ * 36 Rubberized Cover-all Aprons, in assorted patterns and colors. Norions, Asie 21, Fimst FLOOR. Turkish Wash Cloths, Special, 6 for 45¢ 100 dozen fine quality Turkish wash cloths. Special, 6 for 45¢; 85¢ a dozen. ;alm Gotwl Atsies 14-16 ‘msT FLOOR 100 Novels, 40c "5 wo noveh. ll!lhfly IOM from Innamu "Pnh nl(ll:w' m %{‘m “Am.. &“‘m" SoRe i, Anu:n.il.n.mm See additional Remnant Day offerings in today's edition of the Washington Times Women’s and Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords, $4-95 Were $8 to §12.50 55 pairs of Women's and Misses’ Perforated Pumps and Oxfords; blue, beige and green with turned soie and Cuban heels. Sizes in lot: AAA 5, 5%, 6; AA 5, 5%, 6%, 7; A 4,415,5,515,7; B3%,4,4%,5,5%. 82 pairs of Women's and Mluea ige Kid Pumps with t and spike heels. Sizes AAA 5, 5 B‘ 7, T, BpsM iuxt“;,mad‘:.mfl? 612, 7; A, 4, 4%, 5, 513, 6, 6%, 3,31, 4,4 , 5%, 6, 633, 7. Colored Kid Opera Pumps, $3.95 Were $8 to $12.50 81 pairs misses’ and women's kid opers pumpe with turned sole and :pn}; h'seus Raud ahme'lmddg:m;t Sizes AAA, 5, 515, 6, 615 and 7; AA ‘ Y2, , 7 an 4 415, 5 and'51; B 14, 5, R TG A R b i S A el el o s WOMEN’S AND Misses’ Smors, Tump FLOOR. Chiffon Silk.Hose, 75¢ Reduced from Much Higher Prices Silk hems and plaited soles offer long-weari: it - duced hose. Our finer hose . . . smn‘n f':;‘sfli::skfia;"a'ih&fi WoMEN'S HosIERY, AISLE 17, FIRST FLOOR. . { ¥ Were $19.50 Misses’ Frocks, $9-75 i 33 Street and afte TS e e, e g . { 2 7 g Misses’” Frocks, $12.25 55,5 41 afternoon, street and taffeta and satin. - Pastels snd hiace. Siors 13 1 g SeOTEette, Mrsses’ Procks, Twmp FLoor. Women’s Dresses, $9 Were $16.50, $19 and $25 30 frocks of flat crepe, chiffon and lace. S Street and pastel shades. Sizes 34 to 44. T SR it Pl ¢ e Prner © and llces e i) a0 £ 550" Now.. AI‘.‘.V."l' 5 ‘Womex's FROCKS, THIRD FLOOR. Misses’ Better bens,- $19.75 Were $59.50 to $69.50 15 Afternoon and street frocks, of flat crepe, chiffon and ::sml. Black and pastels A few frocks are im?orted Sizes 14 g ?oe chiftons .u-lfi’:n::::!pl:: ¥ Promty e eremm oo3 Biyuise zandy, ah nd pastels. Lon !\us ll'fo 0 to ane: l.ludl.u e Wl 5 Mmuu' BETTER GOWNS, '.lmn FrLOOR. s Junior Misses” Frocks, $12 50 Were $29.50 11 Frocks of chiffon, georgette and c!zp' sueu 13 and 15. 14 Junior Misses’ Silk Dresses. Sizes 11 to 17. . Were $16.50 to $35. Now ... -.87.50 JUNIOR Misses’ APPAREL, FOURTH :E‘mc Walnut Room Frocks, $i8-75 Were $49.50 and $59.50 9 Women's afternoon, dinner and in, chiff Jour and lace. Puuh md l(::et mu‘ 'oswl’;.u s‘f m’ e o s OM-II-I-IIII Printed " o CE .':..n:,-'n.!e;-::;-.,g;; de Jowr and cnn uln rints and is. 43 Were 3 950 tc us enc o, X ‘WaLxuT Room, 'nHlD Fx.oo Larger Women’s Frocks, $18-50 Were $29.50 to $39.50 8 georgette and printed silk crepe frocks, a few silk ensembles. Sizes 4415, 4612 and 48 11 Larser Women's Flat © Silk_ Frocks and Frocks! 13 and mbles Tgeites and 2"“: colors. ~Bizes 4%, )44 Prin 2 1o d 48%. Were 316 to u', ? Bere’s38 and s 12 ow. ] Furs Greatly Reduced 1 Brown Lapin Ji 15, Now . ive Was $195. vy ed Fox Seart. Gpectal it Fox Scarfs. Special . . Were $1.65, Cotton Underthings, 95¢ 115 a2 11 Pink volle step-in chemise, tailored or lace trimmed; sizes 36, 38 and 40. 28 white Philippine nainsook gowns, handmade and em- broidered; size 16. 18 white Fhllippln!l srtep-!n chemise; sizes 36 to 44. i : % ppine Paja pastel shades. 18 Pigk Vel Meemery, lace trigt Handmade -nq embroldered foen o F Sies i 16 CotTon UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Woodthrop Foundations, $3.95 Were 56.50 12; of fine broche, with lace bust. Sizes -37, 38, 39 and 40. 12 Long-line Satin Brassieres: pink O nite. Sizes 36, 40 and 42 l racium. belis. sibes 35 30, ‘Batin-and-ince. - laces and crepe de chine bandeaux. Sizes 38 and 38." Were 3180 to Colsn‘l, T}'flln FLOOR, Little Girls’ Frocks, 75¢ Were §2.95 to 54 17 white voile and printed dimity frocks + « o for little girls 2, 3, 4 and 5 years. 17_Little Bove® and Broad- ~ cloth 8 SF gnd ellow: BT g ot T 1‘;“: JUVENILE APPAREL, FouRTH FLOOR. Girls’ Wash Frocks, $1.95 Were $2.95 to $5.75 32; lawn, dimity, batiste, chambray, pique and voile. Sizes 7 to 14. Coats: blue, 10 Girls' Volle and Dimity Adana i1 50" No "fl-,“t prints and plaln eolors. Gmis’ ArpariL, FOURTR FLOOR. Rl et