New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1927, Page 3

NAVY STORM SEEN INNEXT CONGRESS ‘May Try to Equal That of Great " Britain Rapid City, 8. D.,, Aug. 8 (UP)— Secretary of Navy Wilbur arrives here today to talk over with Presi- dent Coolidge the future program of the American navy, following the breakdown of the Geneva arms limi- tation conference. The United Press is informed that the navy department’ already has worked out a project for building up the naval strength on a basis com- mensurate with the British naval program. The American scale would provide 20 additional = 10,000 ton cruisers including eight now under construction or authorized. It also would provide more capital ships to replace those which will be consider- ed obsolete in 1931. Wilbur long has been an advocate of a strong navy. In fact of the president's demand for curtailment | he has—as all other navy secretaries in history — insisted that foreign powers have an edge on this coun- | try and that the United States should strengthen its sea force. Coolidge was not surprised at the collapse of the Geneva conference. | He knew it was coming five days be- fore the complete breakdown was offictally made known. At that time he served warning that the United States could not be pledged to any program which increased the strength of the navies of the world | over the present status. The president wanted a curtall- | ment for economies and tax reduc- tio: but now that his effort has fail- ed, he has refused to make know officially his intentions. It is generally admitted that (1104 United States does not expect to en- | ter a naval race with Britain or any other country but that she must take | steps to protect her vast coast. There is certain to be a big navy fight in : the next congress when the naval| appropriations bill comes up. It is expected to be complicated by bills | for immediate increase of the Amer- | fcan naval strength to balance that of Great Britain. i Wilbur’s arrival added more sub- jects for discussion by the presldenfl than he has crowded into a one day's | fime in recent years. The Sacco- ' Vanzettl bombings in the east are | causing comment and the pmtdem! also is perplexed by the problem of | choosing a successor to Governor | General Leonard Wood of the Phil- | ippines who died Saturday in Bos- ton. Most prominent among those men- | tioned as successor to Wood are Car- mi Thompson of Ohio, who made a personal investigation of the islands | for the president; Henry L. Stim- | son, personal negotiator for Mr. | Coolidge in Nicaragua: former Sen. Rice Means of Colorado. Others include Frank V. Hodges, | treasurer of the republican national | committee; former Senator James | W. Wadsworth, New York, and for- | = Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wis- i iew of the comment against | acco-Vanzetti execution the | sident is more carefully guarded now than at any time since he. be- came the nation's chiet executive. | The entire summer white house de- | tail of secret service men is on duty | in addition to 50 soldiers from Ft., Meade. | The guard now resembles that of | war times. When Mr. Coolidge went | to church Sunday a detail of secret service men went ahead to search the church. | FEAR T0 TELL WOMAN OF DEATH OF BABY Child Dies In Mother's Arms As Auto Pins Them Against Brick Wall—Son and Father Held. w York, Aug. 8 (P)—Mrs. Mary Spero lay in a Brooklyn hospital | seriously injured today, unaware that | the two-year-old son she had he'd in | her arms was killed when an auto- | mobile pinned them against a brick | wall last.night. She regained consciousness long_ enougl. to ask whether her baby wags | safe. Physiclans, fearing the shock | might prove fatal, told her the child | was alive, and she again lapsed into unconsciousness. Trank Cassino, owner of the auto- | mobile, had permitted his son, Peter | to take the wheel just before the | accident occurred. The son had no | license, and with his father, was held on a charge of homicide. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ! ” Hot QOats prepared faster now than plain toast ATS to take 3 whild 0 ow they’re ready in 2% to S mmum. Thus starting days with less pour- ishing foods is a folly. Quick Quaker supplies the excel- fently “balanced” ration of carbohydrates, vitamines and fie “bulk” (to make laxatives less often needed) t};lat active people meod to on the da; rGrZC Quick Quaker. Food thet's delicious; food that “stands through the morning. Start esch day that way. .§'our grocer has Quick Qualser— also Quaker Oats as you have abways known them. Quick Quaker All Day Tuesday 4% >a Wednesday Till Noon ‘Dollar Day’ and all that its name implies when associated with this store once more wdl add to its laurels for money saving opportunities AT FIRST BARGAIN TABLE Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery $ Siix to the Hem—All the new and Wanted Shades—Slightly Irregulars of the $1.85 grade. HARTFORD Aug. 10th At Center Bargain Booth Main Floor 2000 Brand New Colonial Basque Frocks Fine Dimities, Summer Broadcloths, and Bright Prints—Ideal for Vacation or Business Wear. Sizes 16 to 18—36 to 44—46 to 52. At Boys’ Store—Main Floor Boys’ 75c¢. to $1 Wash Suits 21 for A great variety of styles and colors— Splendid Wearing Fabrics—And Will Tub Perfectly. Many Dollar Bargams Besndes Those Listed Below—No One Can Afford te Miss This Outstanding .“Dollar Day” or, to be Exact a Day and a Half of Dollar Offerings—All Day Tuesday and Wednesday Till Noon [?ollar Day Linen Dept. Main Floor. ALL LINEN TABLE DAMASK. Cream background with colored borders. 64 inches wide. Reg. $1.49, at per yard . ALL LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS. 44 inches in width. Assorted colors in borders. valus $1.39, now e2ch ...... PERRERY $1 BED SPREADS. Colored Krink- led bed spreads, already hem- med for'use. Size 80x80, in an assortment of colors. Reg. §1.40 value, each ml.w;‘ve CASES. Extra heavy cotton. 35¢c., now 4 for o .81 TURKISH TOWELS. heavy and bleached. 44. ° Double loop. On sale for for ... AL LINEN Ll\cfl ok BRIDGE SETS. ~30x26 inch cloth and 4 napkins to match. Reg. $1.25, now per set S aions DOUBLE ~ LOOP ' TURKISH TOWELS. 20x40 inches wide. Selling at @9 Extra Size 22x Reg. 45c. Reg. 20c. Aot Dollar Day Knit Underwear Main Floor WOMEN'S UNION SUITS. Made without sleeves. with low necks and either loose or cud knees. Sizes 36 to 50. Value T5c. Now 2 for . % i WOMEN'S RAYON BLOOM- ERS. Available colors Navy, Gray, Sand snd Henna. Reg. valus $1.00 per pair. On @ sale f0r, 2 fOF vu.vur... CHILDRE SLEEPING SUITS. An extremely - good buy. Sizes from 2 to 10 years. They come in gray and are made with a flat lock seam and drop seat. Regularly valued at $1.50—they are on sale for the clever buyer for WOMEN'S VESTS. Sleevcless. Sizes from 36 to 44. Great Dol ar Dy bargains at ERS. Fall weight with a Rayon stripe. Vests arc made slceves less and with the low neck. Value 50c. apiece—now @ priced at 3 for Dollar Day Housewares Downstairs 2,000 pleces of GRAY ENAMEL WARE. Every plece valued from (2% A 3,000 ‘leces MINUM All sized pleces. @) 1006 "quart white TEA-KETALES. Flare bottoms. Value $1.95 1 each. At . 600 SPLINT HAMPERS. Large size with reinforced o boMs] corn_brooms, 2 for oo $1 ICE CREAM }REE ERS—2- quan enameled, top crank WALDORF TDILET ' PAPER— 14 rolls for . )lEDlCl E CABID Medium size, White enameled FLOOR PUSH 'BROOMS—14- inch size, polished handles ALL Y o RE —3100 oft Toguiar price, L Seciar $7.98 I\IT(‘HE\ STOOLS — 100 slightly shopworn kitchen stools. Choice of metal or wood R. F. D. galvanized iron, aluminum $ finish Dollar Day Notions Main Floos SHOE BAGS. 12 pockets of heavy ticking and with bound edges. Several patterns. éui 79c. Now 2 for ... GIRDLE HOSE SUPPORTLRS. Flesh colored with plain and fancy designs. Reg. 75c Sale price 2 for GUM RUBBER BABY PANTS. In white with dainty blue edges. Reg. 95c. value. 4 for IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER: Extra heavy pad for all standard sized boards. Valued s 8125, Now on sale @ SA\IT:\RY NAP- KINS. 12 to one box. Regularly 39c. per box, at 8 boxes for .....coeeeeee Children’s Hose Main Floor CHILDREN'S % LENGTH SOX. In Rayon and silk. Colors ar Black, White, Champagne, Ap- ple Green and French Nude. Irregulars of the 50c. value. Now 3 pirs for ..... . CHILDREN'S PURE SILK HALF SOX. Sizes 5 to 8. Sole, heel and toe reinforced. Colors on hand are White, Peach, Pink, Sky, Champagne, Orchid and Apple Green. Doilar Day @9 price, 4 pairs for ...... Domestics Main Floor. PEQUOT PILLCW CASE TUBIN! 45 inches wide. Rej 3 \ rds lor UNBLEACHED (‘OTTOV Ex- tra neavy. Reg. 15¢ 9 yards for $1 SINGLE GRAY BLANKET! E: heavy. Suitable for camp- ingrand for Bed Covers. Size 7"xao Reg. 8149, at $1 PI AID CRIB BLANKETS. Col- ors pink and light blue. larly 59c. Now Selling for $ Riforn Dollar Day Drugs and Toilet Goods Main Floor Ballantine Malt, at 2 cans for $1.00. Willlams’ Root Beer Extract, 6 botties for $1.00. Seidlitz_ Powders, 1 dozen In a box, 6 boxes for §1.00. Dr. Heckler Brand 5 Grain Aspirin_Tablets, 100 in each bottle, 4 bottles for $1.00. White Enamel Irrigators, 2 qt., complete with rubber tubing, at $1.00. Regular $1.25 value. Fountain Syringe, Regularly $1.50, at $1.00. Arnco Naps, eanum mpkms, 1 dozen per box. 1. Waldort Toilet l’npcr. 1 %ons for $1.00. Mothex Moth Proof Garment Bags, 2 for $1.00. 5 Yards Sterilized Gauze, 3 packages for $1.00. Hair Clippers with White Handles, No. 000, at $1.00, Jardin De Rose Bath Sets con- taining large jar Jardin de Rose Bath Salts and a can of Jardin de Rose. 2 sety for $1.00. Kleenex, large size box, 3 for Daggett and Ramsdell Cream, 3 jars for $1.00. Ipana Tooth Paste, 3 tubes for $1.00. Squibbs’ Tooth Paste, 3 tubes for 51.00. Mavis Talcum Powder, 6 cans for_§1.00. Kolar-Bak, at $1.00. Wrisley's Bath Salts, 3 jars for $1.06 Cold Lady Esther Cream. Regularly $1.25 Jars for $1.00. Palm Olive Soap, 15 cakes for Lifebuoy Soap, 18 cakes for $1. Rinso, 18 boxes for $1.00. Dollar Day SILKS Main Floor. GENUINE PONGEE SILK. 1% yards 107 a s ART SATIN. inches wide, for . PONGEE. silk. Value $1.59. Now Pper yard BLACK SAT value £1.59. per yard . 1 LOT SILK REMNANTS, at $1.00 per yard. Values up to $3.98 a yard, PRINTED TUB SILK. 36 in- ches wide. Values to 8159 a yard. Now selling i Ber vara . 81 1 LOT OF DRESS GOODS REMNANTS. Valucs up 108398 per yard. Selling at, per $1 yard, while it lasts .... 3 YARDS OF BLACK AN WHITE CHECK SUITIN $L.00. 56 inches wide. up to 98c. per yard. INDIA ALL WOOL TWILLS in al shades, 36 Inches wide. Valus $1.59." Dollar Day Price St e DI ALBATROSS. 38 inches wide. Reg. value $139, now per yard SATEEN of high grade quality. Valued at 39c. 4 yards Or ..uiiiiinnins CAMBRIC. Value 15 cents a yard. 10 yards for . yards, 4 N. 4 Now Dollar Day Jomen’s $7t0 $9 Sample Footwear $ Newest Styles in Pumps and Oxfords—Size 4-B. Women’s $5 and $6 Blonde Satin Pumps Also Black Satin, Patent Leath- er, Black Kid and Tan Calf All Sizes But Not in Shoes. Every Style. Men’s $2 Brown Leather Slippers Leather Soles, Rubber Heels, All Sizes. These on Sale at a Main Aisle Bargain Table, 1 Children’s $2 Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords $1 pair Dollar Day At Third Floor 3_ FOR $1 Step-Ins and Bloomers, made of a good quality of Muslin, in white and flesh color. Both plain and lace trimmed. 2 FOR $1 Gingham Bungalow Aprons, Reguiar and extra sizes. Gowns, Slips, Bloomers and Step-Ins. Reg. and extra sizes. Khakl Knickers, Sizes 14-16- 18-20. Girls’ Dresses, mng and short sleeves, with or.without bloom- ers. Sizes 4 to 14 plhilippine and Hand Made fean Gowns, _Pleated Skirts an bodice tops. Made of Pongee and Rayon Alpaca. Wool Slip-on Sweaters. or without sleeves. $2.00 Extraordinary value In Girls' Polka Dotted Silk Dresses, with white collar and cuffs. Colors Tan and Navy, and Red. Sizes gzto 16. Regular 85.00 value, at With Dollar Day At Baby Shop—3rd Floor ~ $1.00 Infants’ White Dresses, smocked and embroidered. Little Boys’ Wash Suits. Infants’ White Rompers. Hand smocked. Values up to $3.00. On sale for $1.00, Children's _ Sample _Panty Dresses. In andle, English Volle and Cham- Value up to 1.00 hand Sacques and Sweaters. Infants’ Pink and Blue Enit- ted Capes. Children’s All-Wool Sweaters. Coat and Blip-on styles. Values up to $3.00. Now § 4 ror $1 Infants’ Pads, 17x18 inchet Infants’ Muslin ‘Gowns, Ger- trudes and Diaper Drawers. Also Muslin_Bloomers. Bizes 6 to 14 years. Values 39c., at 4 for $1.00. Th M ’Dollar Day : e Men’s Store—Main Floor $1 $1 $1 1 MEN’S 2 for . MEN’S 25c. BEACON split sole half hose. 6 pairs for .......... MEN'S 50c. FANCY HALF HOSE, at 3 pairs for i SILK 5 pajrs for These are In both blnck and colors. MEN'S MADEWELL SUITS. Regular 81.50 grade—at €ach .......... ME! SHIRTS at $1.¢ '\D EACH. Your choice of Woven Madras, collar attached or band style. Also plain White Bfoadcloth :‘l!iia collar attached. Sizes 13l 0 MEN'S r. In all plain colors All sizes - UNION PAJAMAS at $1.00 per with Da{lar Day Sporting Goods Main Floor. FlLL SIZED TENNIS RAC- QUE! while thev last LIMITED QUANTIT Reg. $2.00. Selling ea BASEBALL GLOVES, Gitchers, Flelders and _Basemen gloves. Valued at 82.00, now each cesenes ALBERT GOLF BALLS. Reg. 390. value. A “bargain_, at for . 2 rr $1 Little Tots' Sample Dresses of Voile and Chambray. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Children's Cross Bar Muslin Combinations. 3 to. 8 year sizes. Musiin Princess SLips, trimmed with dainty embroidery. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Infants’ Gertrudes. each. White Dresses and Values up to $1.00 3 ror $1 Chlldren’s Apron Dresses. Infants’ Flannelette Gowns, Kimonos and Gertrudes. Infants’ White Silk and Wool Stockings. Infants’ Shirts and Bands, of silk and wool and cotton. Vaiues up to 69c. each. At 38 for $1.00. MEN'S U, 8. KEDS, in brown or white. Lacings to the toe and ankle patches. $1.50 value. Sale price ........ MEN'S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS, $l 2H0F ciiviininnninnnnnnns MEN'S $2.00 and $3.00 STRAW HATS, OVERALLS and JUMP- Blue, White and Hickory Stripe. Sizes 36 to 46. l:.SO each, MEN'S KHAKI TROUSERS, Heauy grade of sulphur _dyed knakl, especially well made, strong_pocketings, cuff bottoms Sizes 26 to 42. Regular value. On sale Value 81.75 MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS, Sizes 15 to 19. Dollar Day price, each .. Dollar Day Luggage Downstairs. FIBRE SUIT CASES. 24 inches long, reinforced on all corners and ends. Good lock and catches. Sale 18 inch _traveling bags ol dnk brown embossed fabricold. Wat- :rpmcl lining. On sale At s . OVER) ricold, Some with leather co: Whtie they st .....v.... S1 P e tte =, Dollar Day Chinaware and Lamps Downstalrs 10-PIECE _ COOKING SET. Brown and white glazed earth- enware. One 6-inch casserole, one ‘513-inch bowl, one 6-tnch bowl aléld &ix Individual custard cups. Regularly $1.39, o e ST 3-PIECE TEA SET In import- ed and decorated China, Tea- pclh sus:lr ; bou}j;na ream pitcher. Value 8195, for . S B | CUPSYAND SAUCERS. Biue Dragon ware. 6 cups and sauce ers orated Rockingham ware. 5- cup sizes for, b ... 81 7-PIECE WATER SET. Crystal barrel shaped jug and 6 glasses. Regularly $1.49, oo BRIDGE AND BOUDOIR LAMP SHADES, hand-painted and crystoline finish. Reg. 81.98. 1 Imported and decorated Ching Ice Cream Stts. consisting of one tray and six plates. 6-PIECE CHILDREN’S SETS of imported china with colored Kindergarten decorations. Con- sisting of plate, mug, cup, saucer, bowl and jug. Reg. 81.49 value, Complete for Lo vovosinss DRESD DECORATED CHINA. Flom.l decorations. nut sets, Roll Trays and Cake Plates. 8! Assorted colors, - Wired oompxev.e Dollar Day Curtains Draperies Fourth Floor 1,000 YARDS RAYON DRAP- ERY DAMASK. Striped pate terns, 36 inches wide. Reg. value 8$1.49. Dollar Day $1 per yard, . AWNINGS—ready to hang. Shades on hand: Blue and White, Brown and White, Green and White, 30, 36, 42, 48 inches wide. Value $1.49 each. $1 Dollar Day, each . CRETONNE—In new and col- orful patterns. A fine selection of coiorings. Value 38c. per yard. Dollar Day 8% yards for .......... FINE RUFFLED CURTA Dolted and flgured Marquisette. Also hemstitched and ~ruffled voile curtains. Regular 81.50. Dollar Day, $ & pair . feanenn CURTAIN PANELS of figured Rayon and Marquisette. Every one beautifully trimmed on the bottom with 8 inches Bullion Fringe. Reg. $1.50. Dollar Day, each . Dollar Day RUGS Fourth Floor 30x60 INCH RAG RUGS, Hit and miss center. Fancy colored border. Dollar Day, each GOLD SB\L CO\OOLE M. Two yards wide. Latest pate terns, all perfect. Regular 75c. —at 2 sq. yards for ciisieieee HASSOCKS. Mohair and Ve- lour coverings. Bale price, each . o CONGOLEUM " RUGS. Large Ae‘ectlon of patterns. Im- erfect, gxfi Size, Teg. ll 95, lt snm ea. 3x3 Size, reg. for $1.00 18x36 Size, reg 19 n 4 for S1. 4 ft. 6 x 4 ft. 6 Bize, reg. nus COCOA DOOR MATS, 1ax30 ifichu. Reg. Cotton {illed. TAPESTRY 27x54 inch size $1 $1 $1 $1 1 $1 1 1 .81 81 .81 1 BOOK an 1] 50, now o for sal Dollar Day Corsets Third Floor C. B. ALA SPIRITE BODIC- ETTES. A better lot of combi- nation garments, elightly irregu- lar Brocade and Swamie. in- cluding many values to $1 85.00. Dollar Day at .... C. B. CORSETS AND GIR- DLES. High grade models but did not pass the inspector. Pera haps en ofl spot or a dropped stiich, but nothing to impair the fit nor the wearing value. Regularly $5.00. TRIM FORM GIRDLES. A sash model with a longer panel back and lightly boned over the abdomen. Value 89c. FORM COMBINA- TIONS—of novelty _material, cross-boning over the diaphragm and four hose supporters. Reg. 8., at I B dororonesing Dollqr Day Stationery Main Floor MAGAZINE RACKS. Made of wood and colored in red and green with silhouette ship de- signs. Reg. 81.25, now .. TRIM . with the Bronze {finish ship design. Valued at extra heavy. 81! CASH BOXES. Fireproof cash boxes, with two exira keys. Size 101,x74x4%. Reg. $1.50 val n’Sale HOLLAND ' LINEN ~ 'POUND PAPER. 3 Ibs. of paper and 6 packages of env!loru. Reg. val- ued at 8165, Dollar Day b LETTEII FILES. " ‘Dust proof and made with extra locks. Reg. 50c. each, $ Now. 3 for ............ Dollar Day Silverware Main Floor ROGERS’ SILVER PLATE) TABLEWARE. Included in this lot are knives, forks, teaspoons, tablespoons, iced teaspoons, fruit Tiiver and’ ayster Torks, Dojler Day Price SILVER PLATED HOLLOW- WARE. Bread trays, Relish dlahes snd Butter dishes. $1 Dollar Day, each POCKET BILTMORE WATCHES. Fully gusnmsueld timepieces with unbreak- able crystals. Each .. Dollar Day Women’s Hosiery Main Floor WOMEN’'S FULL FASHIONED PURE SILK STOCKINGS with lisle tops and 20 inch boot. Silk all perfect. Colors are Gray, French Nude, Skin and Peach. Value 81.85 a pair—they are on e for 3 palrs for ....... BURSON STOCKINGS. Regu- lar and outsizes. This is a cot~ ton number and comes in Black, White and Balbriggan. Value 35c. pair—they are 4 pairs for WOMEN'S LISLE STOCK- INGS. Colors: Gray, Black and White, Reg. value—now 4 palrs for Dollar Daq Handkerchiefs Main Floor EMBROIDERED LINEN AND SWI HANDKERCHIEFS. Al white. Regularly 25c. aplece. 6 for ...... NOVELTY SILK H. CHIEFS. Hand pal handkerchief and chantilly iace trimmed and embroidered han- kies. Irregulars. Values 1 up to 50c. Now, 6 for ... EXTRA FINE PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, !} inch hand drawn hem and midget spoke hem. 26c. kind. Dollar §1 Day, 8 for . eeiieiaas PURE_LIN MIDGET HEM HANDKERCHIEFS, All Linen, Including the hem. Washed and ready for use. Suitable for tat- ting edge. 10 for MEN'S PURE KERCHIEFS. Full sized. stitched. Irregulars. 25¢. Quantity limited. 8 tor MEN'S ‘FULL-SIZED HANDKERCHIEFS. 10c. value. 18 for . S Wo! HANDKERCHIEFS. Soft and fast colors. Regular value 18c. Now 7 for .... $1 1 1 ’ Dollar Day Art Goods p Main Floor CRETONNE PlLLOWS. Lary size, made in beautiful floral designs and in various color comblnations. A vast assorte ment of shapes and styles. Regular 79c. aplece. At 2 for fieriiiieans APRONS. To embroider. Both stemped and tinted. Three very pretty patterns for simple em- broidery. Regular SBC $1 value. At 3 for COLORED CREPE NIGHY- GOWNS. Ready to embroider. Hemstitched necks. Value 89c. HOUSE Ready to embrolder. Entirely made and _trimmed with white binding. The colors are Tan, Blue, Peach, Tango, Maize and Steel. Five pretty patterns stamped for _stmple '?‘cmf»"y‘ Regularly valued at 75¢. At, 2 for .. Dollar Day Wash Goods Main Floor PERCALES—In a large range of new patterns and of lovely colors. 36 inches wide. Reg. 19c., at 7 yards for ... IGURED VOILES. colors, L DRESSES. DIMITIES* AND Beaut!ful patterns and 36 and 40 inches wide. eg. 49c. and 59c. Bale price—3 yards for ... “[ILL RUNS, WHIT) . KLE VOILES 'AND CHEVIORS, 36 inches wide. 20c.—at 7 FIGURED RAYON CREPES. Vari-colored and with an as- sortment of ratterns. 36 inches wide. Value 7Sc. e ) | FNGVISH PRINTS, Warranted fast colors 82 inches in with, Reg. 49c.. how 3 varae for NRESR 32 nchen wide Checks. Plalds nnl‘ strines in many colors. Reg. valua 10~ @ vorde for Dollar Day Leather Goods Main Floer LEATHER AND SILK HAND BAGS. Made of silk moire and fine leather. Combination and plain_colors, fitted with purse and mirror. Some lined with leather and silk. Regular 83.00 values BRIEF CASES—in Tan only. With leather straps, handie lock and key. Large size with 2 Flde pocket. Regulaf 8150 alug N BAGS—in Tan only. 15 inch size With two handles, Jeather eirap and roller buckles. Tubberized lining. @y Spectal at FLASHLIGHTS Black and nickel. Complete with battery and bulb. Two cell size, with safety icck, switch, octagonal head and hinged ring hanger. Eveready and Niagara makes. Regular §1.50 and $1.85 $1 values for .. 4 DOLLAR DAY AT Toy Department Downstalrs $2 Mama § Dolls Famous Horseman Indestructible Dolls—Very pretty faces—charm- ingly drested. They Walk and i Dollar Day Groceries Third Floor. IMPORTED JAPANESE CRAB- MEAT. Namco Brand. 6%-0z. cans, at, 9 for RUMFORD BAKING POWDER. 1 lh MM. 4 f .o eAST(.‘)B 'COFFEE 1n'1 ib. tins, CAMPB! $"" PORK BEANS. 12 cans for .... HAWAIIAN SLICED "'p) APPLE. Paradise Island Brani No 3% cans, at GRAPE JUICE. Brand, at 3 qts. for . GCl'".l’!O in the l-ll'l packages, Slor . Wl'fl’l‘l NAmA IOAP 25 bars for . AND