Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1930, Page 21

GORE INCREASES LEAD IN OKLAHOMA Blind Former Senator Goes; 2,020 Votes Ahead in Dem- ocratic Primary. By the Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., July 31 = Thomas P. Gore, blind former Senator seeking to regain his seat lost in the Harding landslide, today gradually in- creased his lead over Charles J.| Wrightsman of Tulsa as the tabulation | of the Democratic vote in the State| primary Tuesday neared completion. Wrightsman and Gore were the lead- ers in a field of nine, including three former Governors. With 2,537, or more | than three-fourths of the State’s 3.338, precinets, reported. Gore had 56,665 ¢ votes and Wrightsman 54,645. The run-off primary election of Au-| ust 12 will determine which will be he Democratic nominee. Additional returns, bringing the num- | ber of reported precincts to 2,717, in-! creased to 55,782 the lead of W. H. (Al-| falfa Bil) Murray over Frank But-| tram, his nearest rival in the Demo- cratic contest for the gubernatorial nomination. Murray’s proportion of the ! total vote was considerably short of the 51 per cent necessary to nominate with« out entering the second primary. Mur- ray's vote was 113,645, Buttram's 57.863. Five Republican and three Demo- | eratic incumbents apparently were re- nominated in congressional faces. | POWERS OF PORTUGAL CONSTITUTION SHOWN | Universal Suffrage, Separation of | husch and State, and Other Provisions Explained. By the Associated Press. LISBON, July 31.—Seven hundred and fifty civillan governors and chair- ' men of City Councils of Portugal yes- terday gathered with the ministers of the interior to hear the government un- fold its projected constitutional re- forms. The premier said the new govern- ment_organization would be based on universal suffrage excepting where elec- tlons were not held on a party ticket, but from corporations whose candidates were chosen. ‘The minister of finance described the future Parliament, which he said would bave the lems]ntxve power, but the pre- rogative to appoint and dismiss min- isters would be vested in the President of the Republic, to whom the cabinet would be responsible for its acts. Under the plans every Portuguese 21 years old may join the National Union, ‘from which will be elected the members of Pasliament. Old parties, who voiced op- gsltlon to the government plan, would* ineligible to seats in the new house. No date was fixed for legislative elec- tions nor did a manifesto issued yes- terday make mention of a Senate, but pointed out that considerable time might elapse before the basic principles of the constitution could be under- stood throughout the country. The new ! constitution will uphold the separation ! of church and state and define Portu- al's colonial powers. It also affirms e government's adherence to the British alliance. INCREASE IS SHOWN IN-UNEMPLOYMENT July Total 1 Per Cent Higher Than June's, William Green Declares. By the Assoclated Press. i ‘William _ Green, president of the | American Federation of Labor, said yes- terday unemployment increased by 1| per cent in July over June. A statement issued by Green said re- ports from trade unions in 24 cities showed 21 per cent out of work as com- pared with 20 per cent last month. “An increase in unemployment in | July is not unusual” the statement | added. ‘“Our figures for 1928 showed more out of work in July than June, but this year the increase is partic- ularly unfortunate, for wage earners| aiready have a long period of lowered | fncome and privation behind them. “Also, their buying power is important at this time when stimulation of trade and production are especially needed.” Eight of the 24 cities reported better conditions during this month than last. These included Boston and San Antonio. The others were not named. BRAZILIAN CRISIS PASSES! DIO DE JANEIRO, July 31 (#).—Of- ficials of the state of Parahyba, where State President Joao Pessoa Was assas- sinated recently, believed yesterday all danger of serious trouble has passed. Acting President Albaro de Carvalho | broadacts a statement to the effect that | he would carry on the principles of the | Liberal party in the footsteps of his predecessor. He denied he intended to ask federal intervention to maintain or- d Never too WARM Never too COLD Your drinking water is kept at the | fdeal temperature AYT, DAY![ GENERAL .ELECTR!C BOTTLE WATER COOLER A water cooler modern as electricity ~—convenient as electricity — quiet— efficient—economical a5 electricity! So easy to install. Costs about the same amount as &ld style ice coolers. Call us for details. National Electrical Supply Co. 1328.30 New York Ave. N.W. Phone National 6800 $2.95 Handbags Just 75 of the Iohl‘ Straws, tol shades. F only coqeiee smart Summer il THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1930. broken i and black and whit day only .. Women’'s $1 Gloves 195 pairs Summer silk gloves— style and size 1 - 29¢ Thrifty Friday Again! Odd Lots Are Reduced at Least 25% and There Are Scores of Specially Priced Items — You’re Sure to Save! 39¢ to 79¢ Wash Goods 19¢ Broadcloths, suitings, silk and cotton crepes, rayon prints and rayon brocades—short ends and broken lots of fast selling pieces. Third Fleor Jr. Miss Savings Are Large! (30) Play Suits, of linen and pongee; printed and pastel silk ;ns;mq:]” ey iece dresses with ackets; to 19. Were $5.95. Friday only, $4'45 (9) Chiffon and Crepe Dresses, printed and pastel shades; 13 to 17, Were $10.75. Pri- day only - (5) Jr. Miss Dresses of linen, organdie and crepe; 13 to 17. ‘Were $5.95 to $10. Pri- by ;lee\s}ess frocks: s annel ere $595 and $7.95. any only, $2-75 Second Floor Look How Much You Save in Silverware! (8) Silver Table Flowers in black pots. Were $1. 690 ) bonbon dishes, bridal b!:keu and silver plated sugar and creamer sets. Were $395 $4.45. Priday only.. (5 Prs.) Colored Glass Salt and Peppers, silver tops. Were loc 19c. Priday only..... (3 Pes.) Silver-Plated Relish Trays, with handles. 3 9 ‘Were $4.95, Friday only Street Floor Dresses Reduced in the Inexpensive Shop! (30) Inexpensive Dresses, printed crepes, flat crepes: and silk shantungs—many with Jackets, others with short sleeves. White and shades. Were $6.74 and georgette and crepe—both i and dark shades. Were , $5.74. Friday only... (5) White Crepe Dre.-. with n;,okd;me“d, iun‘;.;‘n ?flckl Small E ere - aayonly $L.74 (15) slllll" Frocks of plain or printed crepe—all this Summer’s styles. Were $9.74. 55.74 Friday only. Second Floor Only 40! White Coats % Very Special 40 White Coats. just pur- chased! Fancy basket weaves in sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 42. Second Floor Sensational Jewelry Bargains! (51 Pes.) Novelty Jewelry, in- cluding chokers, earrings, bra lets and animal pins. 290 Were 49c. only. . (76 Pes.) Novelty Je'elry. in- cluding beads, _bracelets _and watch bands. 'Were 25c. ] 5o Friday only ... (41 Pcs) Novelty Beads, in g:lfilx shades; hem]ltlle and elite. Were $1.00. Priday only 69¢ (39) Seed Pearl Necklaces, also sport bracelets. 39c. Priday only w2 c":i"“:v Lighters, slight- ly damaged. Were $1.00. Friday only . 69c (5)" 400-Day Clocks, slichtly damaged. Were $7.50. Priday only . s Street Floor Clearance— Men’s afford to miss! Just 602 s I's Economy to Buy Summer Rugs Now! (5) Grass and Fiber lup, all of the best make. Sizes 6x9. $i8 to 82150 €0 OF Priday only (8) Grass Rugs, attractive stenciled d;;lfl\ssias%:‘nl!orevefilble. Size 6x9. Were $6. o Toidny ol rcnsy 2O (2) Crex de Luxe Grass Rugs. size 6x9. Was $14.50. %95 Friday only (8) Crex de Luxe nd Wicker Rugs, size 4.6x7.6 and 4x7. Were $10. Pri- $4 95 day only 4)" Saien Fiber Rugs, scatter size and reversible. Friday only.. Crex Ultra Grass and Chenille Rugs, scatter size, Were $4. Priday only (17 Yds.) Chinese Matting, remnant lengths. Regularly 40c yard. Friday only, lsc ylrd Fiber Rugs, size Kooltee axt: Vwere $5.75. day only. (13 Yds.) Fiber and Grass Runner, remnant Jen%hix Was 75¢c to $1.25 yare - day only, yard 19¢ (20 Yds) Iniaid Linoleum, remnant lengths. Originally $1.15. square yard. Friday only 590 —square yard Fifth Flos Look! Only 5¢ for hese! 0Odds and Ends in Notions: braids, elastic rem- bands. Were sc Odds and oe dye, dly-dnlm transfer liquid, sani- tary skirts, step-ins, hat stands, bath mats. Some soiled or mus- sed. Originally 35¢ to $1.00. Friday only...... Street Floor $1.15 to $1.35 Bed Sheets 95¢ Single, 34 and double bed size sheets of a heavy snow white muslin. Free from_dressing, hand torn and hemmed. Third Floor Printed Cotton Net Only 69c Yd.! (150 yds.) Printed Cotton Net, cream or white with pastel flowers; 35 inches wide: fine for evening frocks. Was $1.50 690 yard. Friday only Third Fi Lamp Shade Materials Half Price (10 Ydf.) Lamp Shade Velvet, green, gold lndnpl.skls. ‘Was $7.50 yard. ldl%’ $3 75 only, yard (6 Yds only, yard (10 _Yds. ings. Was $1.50 ylrd Fri- day only, ylrd (25 Yds.) $2.25 yard. only, yard (30 Yds.) Silk Fringe. Wls $1 and $1.65. Friday only 830 yard, 50c and. (23) Stenciled Table Covers; 36 inches aqum Were $1. 500 Priday only (40) Were 50c. only I..... Third Floor Inexpensive Shop Clearance $15.74 Spring Coats 1930 Spring styles of tm:ovu, tn- colines and wool crepes—in bla blue and green. Sizes 14 to 44. $23.74 Spring Coats Handsome models of the se son’s smartest materials—all with *14.74 the new fitted lines or belted. Sizes 14 to 42. Second Floor Glassware at Temptingly Low Prices! (54) 7-Pc. Water Sets, of rose glassware. Were 89¢c. Friday only.. . “ 49¢ Wl o and Plidly $1 49 EM“DS only ... (18) 5-] Pe. Enmvod ‘Glass Re- freshment Sets, with tray and 4 glasses. Were 95c. day only. (12) Im Vases. Were $1 Frld:v (;l;n\' (11) Heise; Tumblers. were $1.00. l"fl- 250 day onl (8) ;Ielny ngo _Tall Goblets. Were $1.00. Fri- 250 day only. - Remarkable Reductions on Daytime Frocks! (35) Daytime Frocks, Uniforms lni Hoover Aprons of chambray, pique and prints; broken sizes; nll‘htly wlled an\m.lly 59c $1.95. Friday only . (19) Daytime Froel Dl hand- kerchief linen, and Hoovers, in broken sizes. Originally $195 and $2.95. Friday 890 Pique Suits, tel shades; small sizes: a bit pasf iled. Originally $5.95. !P?fldly nnlyn.n“y. $2-89 Third Floor Shirts Formerly $1.35 and $1.55 95¢ Men—here’s a sensational shirt sale you can’t ts—of fancy broad- cloth and madras—all collar-attached styles and all formerly $1.35 and $1.55! Sizes 131, to 17. =iy Men‘l Pull-mr Swuhn Fancy Rayon size 10% 25¢. "N.l'n irts, Were - Priday only 25"‘ @ ;tlll A Wash Ty, ere d5c and Hoc. 0. Priday only 19¢ (4) Cotton Pajamas, sisen A snd D Wers l)c 8166 Pridey only Man's Wear (12) Mes 'ltlmu.m n ‘; nrrg:wl Satin #5.00, Priday only > (4) Men's Silk Pajamas, white, tan and blue. Bizes A and B, Were #1560, Priday only (1) Nummer Robes, small wlzen Were $3.95. $1 95 ¥riday only .. (30) Athietle Union Sults. Wern 3100, Priday 780 omly ; ) T !1 , small, Inrge .lm Wer 4 llh Alu I‘ - $1.69 ) Bilk Shi w (LR My mly ..o Rirast Planr Handkerchiefs Cost Little Tomorrow! (150) Men’s Initial Handker- chiefs, mussed and soiled, and Women's Embroidered Corner and Sport Print Handkerchiefs. Were 12'3¢ to 35¢c. Fri- Zsc day only, 9¢ t0...c.cuuue Street Floor Cretonnes and Auwnings Reduced (200 Yds.) Cretonnes, marqui- sette and otner curtain materials, remnant lengths. Were 26c to 50c yard. Priday only, e 0 10c (300 Yds.) Drapery Fabrics, in- cluding cretonnes, curtain mate- rials and linens, remnant lengths, Originally 55¢ to 75¢. Fri= 190 (200 Yds.) - nants, including cretonne edgings, chintz ruffiing and bindings. Were 10c to 20c yard. Fri- 3¢ day only, yard. (30 Yds) G ntz, 50 inches wide; beautiful pattern and colorings. Originally 390 $1.25. Priday only, yard.. (16) Custom Made A .vnings, mounted on galvanized hardware. Most every size in the lot, Were $3.97 to $16.80. Friday only— 69¢ to $5.95 Fifth Floor Tots’ Clothes at Great Reductions! (18) Baby Boys’ Suits, ni.us 2 to 5; sleeveless dimities, Were $3.50. only .... (4) Baby Boys' Suits with lheer tops; sizes 2 to 5. Were $l $2.50. Friday only .. (28) Handmade Colllblnltlom. sizes 4 to 6 years. Were sl $1.50. Friday only (30) P. K. Hats for boyn or girls. Were 59c to $1. Frid: ly 250 only (25) Ensembles, sheer dressrs with pique co-t_x. 2 to 5 years. Were $1.9 Friday $1 Fourth Floor Odds and Ends of Furniture! (67) Card Tables, with ma- hogany finished, red, and green frames and hllcl;voom. ition tops. ere oo o . 3139 1%) Bar Harbor Rockers, in the natural finish. Were $2 50 $3.95. Friday only vu) Hand Woven Fiber Fern- in green, tan and brown. Cr)mpleu ‘with metal containers. Were $7.95. Friday wer $4.85 (10) " 'Steamer and Porch Chairs, cretonne and canvas cov- ered. Some with tops. Were $12.95 to $14.95. $895 Priday_only.. (7) Hand Wov ber Chairs, with seats and backs upholstered in crew‘;nvnz. sm;l:l‘s;tsiuea cush- fons. ere i Fritay oy $8.75 (7)° Willow Chairs, green with cretonne-covered seats and backs. Were $7.95. Friday Fifth Floor Odds and Ends in the Sport Shop! (27) Cotton Broadcloth Biouses, long sleeve styles. Orig- c inally $1.95. Friday only (12) Sleeveless Sweaters, rayon and wool. Originally 496 $1.95. Friday only (551) l(hrdl:;: Sweaters, wool; mostly large sizes. Were $3.95. Friday only ... $2'9s (28) Lace Weave long sleeve Were $1.95. onl 1 l;')h Stllca'ad nq:;sguu. short engths. ere Friday only $1'49 (69) Rubber Scarfs, in at- 'rrlctl\!wmlrbgfllud pat- terns. ere $1.00. Fri- day only . . 350 bodice h'ip« ‘Were l295 Priday only 980 $1.00 to $2.00 Underwear 49c 150 pieces—including rayon bloomers, vests and pants, and cotton knit union sults. Sizes 36 to 42—but not in each style. Third Floor 20 Spring Coats Were $10.95 5 Handsome tan tweeds — for traveling, motoring or general Fall wear. Smartly tailored and silk lined. Sizes 38 to 46. Second Floor Half-Price Sale Silk Remnants Regular $1.00 to $3.00 yd. Tomorrow 50c to $1.50 yd. Flat crepes, sport silk: rayon cre printed crep sheer printed chiffons, tub silks, plain silks, nd georgettes—in good lengths and colors. silk shantungs, novelty Third Floor Save in a Big Way on Girls’ W (31) .Camp .Suits,. two-piece style with ahorm tan and blue! Friday Exib $2% $1.69 (“) Play Suits, piece but- ton on style; blue or green; 6 to 8. Originally $1.95. Friday s9c Dresses, pas! 8 to 14. Priday only (9) Silk Dmlei. llght ahldu 1 3 l"ri':n yl:’ nlywere $5.95. $3.95 (40) Summer Straw Hats. Were $1.95 and $2.95. Pri- $1 day only e Prices Slmhed on Toys! (10) Children’s Books thl'- were $1.75. Priday 250 131) " Children’s ‘Books that were 49c. (1) Carro: Originally ‘1 50 day only & (2) Moving Picture Machines. Were $3.75. only .... (1) Moving Picture Machine. Was $7.50. !"rmay $3 75 only Men’s Hot- Weather Suits Reduced 25 % No restrictions—to- morrow every hot-weather suit in the store will be reduced one fourth. Linens, Palm Beaches, mohairs and tropicals—in grey, tan and blue. Sizes 35 to 44. Street Floor Great Reductions Tomorrow on Shoes! (100 pairs) Imported Sandals, in many color combinations; good size range. Were $3.95. § QF Friday only, pair o (25 pairs) White Kid Pumps; only a few of a style or size but wt;ng:r:‘;ll values, Were $6.50 an Ffldly vnly, LG $2.85 (10" "pairs) " Girls’ Plll'n‘n of patent leather and tan calf o fords; broken sizes; few of style. Were more. (15 pairs) Shoes for Girl dren and Misses; all-white pumps, :horl‘shnrs Were $3.30 o pair, Friday only, pair .. 31‘95 Secor Three Fur Coat Bargains! (1) Black Caracul Coat, with fox - collar. .00. Friday only ., (1) Black Caracul ‘Coat with mink collar. $99 50 $250. Priday only (1) Beige Lamb Coat. 325 Was $50.50. Priday only, (13) Red Fox Scarfs. Were $15. Priday $5.50 Sec Wonderful Bargains in Housewares! (23 Pcs) Wooden Ml;‘n] Spoons, Moore Push sc ‘Were 10c. Fri only.... 20 (73 Pk(ld .;5’1‘!“!;!]‘);1;““ ‘Were c an c. Friday bl 10c (ll "Pes.) ‘Whisk Brooms, and heavy mixing spoons. Were 29¢ and 39c. Frldny 190 ) ‘Moth’ Rel”ller Were 49c. Priday only. . 35¢ (7) Ail Metal Hose Reels. Were $1.95. Sixth Floor Clearance Spring Coats (12) Sports Coats of bright tweeds and imported woolens; sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 40. Were 81650 and $25. Friday 47 5() (10) ‘Spring Dréss Coats, broad- cloth, covert and trico; black, blude 4lznl.‘l ‘gvreenhlsl wdzu. 36, 38 ant ‘ere an( 355 Friany omy - $7.50 Second ’Iol)! Odd Groups of Underpriced Underwear! (47) Printed Percale Dance Sets. Were 29c. Friday lgc 32) dotted Swiss bed jackels, pongee petticoats, pongee chem- () ises. Were 69c. Friday only (36) Striped Rayon Dance Sets, pongee pajamas. Were S0 99¢c. Friday only 1u; Crepe de Chine” Gowns, Step-ins, Chemises and Dmce Sets. Were $1.59. $139 Priday only . Third noor Boys’ Furnishings at Low Prices! (20) Boys’ Sport Coats, blue and tan flannel; double breasted; broken sizes, 10 to 17. $6 7 ‘Were $8.95. Friday only. (8) Shaker Sweaters and Blue Reefer Coats; broken sizes. Were Friday only.. (13) Khaki . were $1.95. nd Biouses, broken sizes 7 to 1414 neck. Were 7Q¢ $1 and $1.50. Friday only. (20) Ideal Waists and_(4) Searfs. Were 65c and $1. ]()o Friday only. . (48) Blouses, sizes 6 to 13; and (4) Union Suits. Were 75¢ to $1.50. Friday only. 3% (118) Boys® Wash Suits, sizes 2 and 3, and (2) Corduroy Shorts size 6. Were $150 and SQo $1.95. Friday only 19 sa'ana 150, Poi 505 Were 95¢ an e day_only 29c 90)_Sun’ Suits for small boys. Were 89c. Friday 20 only (31) Bathing Suits for small boys. Were $1.29. day_only (2) Sport Coats, blazers; sizes 6 and 7. Were $495. QQ¢ Friday only ¢ : (6) Bathing Suits, 4-year sizes. Were $195. Friday QF only ... . Yellow Slicker, ~size 10. $395. Fridsy QOS¢ opsack Suits, size su )w"e 815, !‘rlm\v $6 05 Street Floor Girls’ and Boys’ 39¢ Cross Bar Union Suits Size Range . No. of Girls. No. of Boys . webbing across ‘the As you see the Elastic and 1 ki tyl d ooes krise: wyies with flu«h seats mmfluue are small. Arrange to be here um Fou No Mail, C. O.D. or Phone Orders Accepted on Thrifty Friday Items Linens and Home Needs at Savings! (142) Rayon and Organdy Scarfs—and vanity sets. With floral centers and plain borders. Were 39¢c. Fri~ 250 day only.......eeeene (75 yds.) Mercerlud Dunuk. in green or pink; 58 inches wide. Was 69c yard. Friday only, yard . (56) Linen Hucl els, with hemstitched hems. Were 50c. Friday only. (55) Huck Towels, Boon Mills quality in solid colors with hem- stitched hems, green and pink only. Size 18x36 inches. 210 Were 20c. Friday only.. (4) Figured Organdy and Batiste Spreads, in peach, rose, blue and orchid. Were $3 69 $4.95. Friday only... T (14) Linen Bridge Table meflth‘ellllssfic fl:lbden- ers. Were $1.19. ay oI s 89c (1) Madeira Luncheon Cloth, size 54x54 inches. Was $11.95. Friday 5895 Blu!'.e Scarfs and Were 59c to_T9¢c. 39¢ to 59¢ Third Floor $1.95 to $2.50 Silk Hose $1.29 194 pairs—broken lines, including Proper ingrain chiffon hose with tops and K. T. C. chiffons with novelty heels. Street Floor Summer Hats Drastically Reduced! (48) Hats of Straw, Felt and Silk in most all colors. $l 7 Were $3.50. Friday only (138) Hats that were s ores Pty waist: LOZC Second Floor. Cretonne Parasols Reduced! (12) Cretonne Parasols, with enameled handles; all-over gay patterns for the beach. Were 82 95. nl; Street Floor QOutdoor Furniture Now Reduced! (6) Folding Rocking Chairs, Originally %4'35“ f = day only ....... $295 (9) Window Awnin; Ol'lsinllly $5.00. Ffldly $2 s() 'Inl' Rocker. e 60c (1) Originally ;1.45. only ....u... Clearance of Dresses Dresses Originally $10 Women’s and misses’ styles of flat crepe, printed crepe and georgette—this s s Every dress de- 7.95 season’s models. sirable! Sizes 14 to 46. Dresses Originally $16.50 & $25 Women’s and misses’ dresses—and a few coats. play and handling. 30 pieces in all in- cluded; slightly soiled from dis- 295 $10.75 Sport Dresses This Summer’s smartest styles of fl.t crepes, silk shantungs and silk 37 75 piques. pastels. Sizes 14 to 46. Plenty of white and cool Second Floor Important Savings on Corsets! (26) Lace Brassieres and open :;;uh %np ;;nund“‘gdlr- es. ere 35c. b v 26¢ 130) Brassieres and Light- weight Corsetlette: Friday only . (12) Crepe de e Wrap Around Girdles, lace trimmed. Were $245. Friday $186 onLv (8) Corset- lettes, with inner bel'—s and dia- phragm control; b cade. Were $1. h net or white au-ml Were $1 lnd $1.50. ey 76¢ and $1.16 (29) Sanitary Skirts, shadow proof with lace trim; s Were $1.95. Friday only. Third Floor Odds and Ends of Stationery (315 pes.) Writing Paper, Verse Mottoes, Desk Pieces, Photo Frames, Cigarette Boxes; some damaged. " Were originally 5¢ to 1 $1. Friday_only. Y2 price Street Floor Bedwear Priced Ridiculously Low Bed Outfits, solid or cane panel styles with slepektn: layer-felt mattress and immons link spring. Were l32 90. $23 Priday only (1)) Coil Spring DaBed. velour covered cushion with deep val- ance. Full size when ol ned Was $47.50. Friday only . (50) Cretonne Spreads, sizes 80x105 and 72x105 inches. Pleas- ing color combinations. Were $1.88. Friday $l.29 only . (20) Heavyweight Cretonne Spreads, brightly colored designs: double size. Were l‘ 95. $3 69 Friday only 2 (9) Candlewick Spreads, green, bll:ee. !‘c;ld l:l‘d';ielk;;ndouble-bed size. Were $4.95. - day only . oa! $3'69 (8) Silk and Rayon Bed Sets, with shirred insets and ruffled valances. Pastel shades: size inches. Wi $3595. Friday omy. . 912,95 Third Floor T hrifty Friday in the . Basement Store (149) Receiving Blankets, pink or blue in solid colors or designs. 30x40 inches. Were 50c. (50) Misses’ Silk Shan- tung Dresses, smart tatlored styles in white with con- trasting trim. Were $2.44. Friday only $1.84 (122 prs.) Shorts of broad- cloth and novelty voile. Pastel shades; sizes 28 to 38 Were 50c. Pri- Ry g eneir, 39€ (75 nn) Wmn'- Bed Room Slippers, ra; felts and imitation !u'.hm—u— Broken sizes. 69¢ Sio0 Brtay eniy’t 3% (42) Women’s Sfigs, of rayon twill, in tan, green, navy, black and peach. Sizes 36 and 38, Were c 69c. Friday only.... (250 prs.) Women's Shoes, patent leathers, kidskins and slun Broken size and styl Friday only...... §385 and® $3.19, sfi':,'fi ” (52) Crib_Sheets, with colored hemstitched borders. Sizes 36 to 54. Were 3Q) 59c. Friday only.... 97C (80) Boys’ Linen Shorts, Were $1.00. only ... (30) Boys' Wash Suits, of broadcloths and chambrays in“dark andlight ‘colore. izes . Were e T 390 (32) Men’s llyon Amfl! Shlfil. Paris-knit; ; white only. Sizes 32 and 34; were 59¢. Fri- 250 day only . (100) Men's Ties, silk and rayon in striped and Xm patterns. Were more. Friday only, 4 for..... (50) Girls’ Fancy Froch. of flat crepe, organdie and radium silk; pastel shades. Sizes 7 to 14. Were $395 and $5.00 Fri- $2 day only . (50) Girls’ Washable Dresses, voiles, dimities and organdies, tailored or fancy styles. Were $1.59. ”c Friday Basement Stere