The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1924, Page 4

PAGE @ OPPOSE KENNEL NEAR HOMES Canine Boarding House |s Hurting Property Value Rea moving the ke Much as operate t like dogs individually, we aft this Kind of establishment} the president sal of the and much as W if section « nels, they are welcome South Beacon hill in. and go soon wan sists that they must 50, and stay go! "Instances some animal has frightened and eve bitten passers-by years res idents on Beacon hill have requested legislation removing this nuisance | from what we clusively residential legistation is tn effect and where adjoining residents a. nels may be maintained on annual | Licenses. Residents on Beacon > do not agree and the license he refused. We hope some home he found for the doge—away from our homes.’* LIBRARY BOOKS GROW DUSTY Homes Don’t Take Out So! Many Volumes Lately For the first time in years th Beattle public library has shown an metual decrease in the circulation of | hooks for home use, arcording to the | annual report of the library for the| year 1923, The report, the 33ni/ annual one of the institution, de-| clares the circulation of books de creased to 2,042,299 in 1923 or $9,085 | less than in 1922. Reduced appropriations, rising prices of books and increasing cont of service are declared to have inter fored with the growth of the library Since 1918, the report says, the num- ber of books purchased has decreased | 41 per cent in comparison with an increase of 49 per cent in the average cost of each volume. However, the report continues, Seattle still ranks | high among American cities in the mumber of books lent by its public] library. E. H. Weaver Heads Purchasing Agents BE. H. Weaver was elected presi- dent. of the Purchasing Agents’ association of Washington, at a meet- ing Thursday night at the Arctie club, Other officers elected were C. R. Eng- lish, viee-president; George Hawley, secretary; J. C. Irvine, treasurer; A. H. d’Evers and W. B. Donaldson, national directors. «Cy J. is the retiring president. Du: the last year the association has branched out. taking in members in Everett, Bellingham and Tacoma, Gladys Blakesley Dies in California Miss Gladys Marie Blakesley, 21, niece of Florence FE. Wuenscher, 717 Lakeside ave. 8. died of typhoid fever in Orange. California, according to worl received here. Miss Blakes- Jey had been a resident of the North- west all her life up to a year and a half ago. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Blakes- ley, three sisters and four brothers, all of Orange, Calif. Former Seattle Man Dies in California lL. L Bilis, a former resident of Seattle, died in Lankershin:, Cal. last month, according to word re- ceived here Monday. Ellis is sur- vived by a wife and two sons, Floyd and Harold Ellis. Two sisters of Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. V. 1. Cline and Mrs. D. Ferguson, reside in Seattle. McMillen to Head G. O. P. Delegates John 8. MeMillen, of Roche Har-! bor, San Juan county, was elected | leader of the Washington delegation to the Cleveland convention of the republican party Saturday. Commit tee work at the convention will be! handled by Col. William M. Inglis, Seattle, platform committee; Dr. A.| D, Sloan, Yakima, credentials; Thom. as P. Fisk, Longview, permanent or-| ganization, and Mrs. Harry John! Miller, Everett, rules and order. Chinese War Donor . A { Arrives in Seattle | Honorable Ho Kom Tong, the first Chinese to receive the order of St. John of Jerusalem, arrived Saturday from Hongkong, en route to Buck- ingham palace, England, where he will be granted an audience with King Georgé June 24. Ho was hon: ored during the world war when he contributed $500,000 to allied funds and raised funds for the St. John ambulance service, are on record conside wilt] “Straw Hat Day” Set for May 15 “Straw hat day,” the day when men’s felt hats will be cast into cor- ners, to repose the rest of the sum. mer, has been set for Sunday, when the male contingent will blossom out in “straws.” Hat dealers point out a general straw hat improvement, in- clubing * trim-cut, braided rough straws, with fancy weaves, and “au. tomnpile tire’ brims, flat-brimmed, vollo@brimmed, dish-brimmed, fine senna and Chinese split straw. Camp on Mountain . Side Is Selected Mount Baker has been chosen as the site for the summer camp of the Co-operative Campers, it was an. nounced Monday. The camp is to be STAR pitched in the Austin paxs district, near the Chain lakes, between the summits of Mount Baker and Mount Bhuskan. oa ee Ne ee e Tuesday—Big Sale of Small Quantities Jewelry —Spanish Hair Pins, t h Combs, bi —Spani —Gold Filled Bi with lets, ecret A BO Brace- effects? B5¢ reduced 1.50 —Novelty Galalith reduced to —2 Metal Girdles; Solid Geld Novelty with fillgree mount ing, set with reduced to mitation jad 3.50 | 2 Sterling Silver Pendants, gree mount French jet and rhinestones reduced to —1 Black Grape Pendant, ne se ings 5.00 former Stationery —Crane’s Ream Stationery 24 envelopes: educed One-fourth ~ireeting Cards; birthda wedding, anniversary and baby congratulations; re duced to . Halt Price —Hard’s Gilt Edge Corre- spondence Cards, reduced to 75¢ Correspondence Cards, jorge deckle edged, and tissue lined; formerly 2.25, at.. 4 sheets and 1.25 ah hwiek, Wash Goods —25 Yards Printed Lin serie Crepe, with grounds of rose,. lavender, gold and pink, with dots, check or striped patterns; 30 inches wide; formerly 6c, at —350 Yards Dress Gingham, in plaids in various color combinations; 32 inches wide; formerly 20c, at.. —225 Yards Embroidered Swiss, with self colored em- broidered dots, in a good range of plain shades; 29 inches wide; formerly @5e —MaeDo Street | —16 Suits —160 Yards Glos Tubing, tn plain or drop stitch weave, for vests; plain shades of orehid, mais, pink, flesh and white; formerly 1.25, at % yard for... —MacDougall-s. Basement Floor, Neckwear —23 Pieces, including or. gandie collar set, organdie vesteo with collar, eyelet embroidery collars, organdie collar with pastel embroid ery and ratine collars; re uuced to . —I1 Pieces, including ratine vestees, organdie and nov elty collars, reduced to ... —26 Pieces Neckwear, in- cluding embroidered organ- die vestees and novelty col- jars, reduced to —liL Veil Lengths, of one yards each; formerly 50c,at 25¢ Ribbons —%3 Yards Ribbon, inciud- ing fancy ribbon in change able taffeta with novelty edges; formerly 1.00, at.... —9 Yards Fancy Brocaded Ribbon, for bags, vesting and trimming; formerly —150 Yards Wi h Satin. Rib- bon, for lingerie straps and straps and trimmings, re. duced to ... Street Floor Corsets and Brassieres —5 H. & W. and DeBevoise Corsettes, in hook-back styles of pink brocade; size 38; reduced to ...... «. T5¢ —4 Corsettes, including: 1 Netherall, size 32, form erly 7.60; 1 DeBevoise, size 42, formerly 2.45; 2 B& J corsets, size 38, formorly 3.50, of pink brocade; re- duced to —80 Brassieres, including: B & J, Neat Form and De Bevolse; in hook-back styles, bandeau types, and medium and long line styles of pink brocades and batiste; large sizes only; reduced to —23 Corsets, including Modart Front Lace, Nemo and Marvene; In pink bro- cades and coutils; sizes 21 to 24, 32, 36, 36; gence 5.95, ce hOB —18 Nemo Corsets; pink , low top, elastic at with self - reducing strap and medium ‘long hip; sizes 24 to 26, 30 to 32, 96 and 36. Reduced to,...82.05 —MacDougall-Southwick, ‘Third Floor, Silks —86-Inch Navy duced to, yard...., Me —10-Inch White Brocaded reduced to, | in black, navy, white; erly An unusual sale Tuesday of small lots that have been assembled during the month occasion as this—at reduced prices. scribed strictly in every case. Embroidered hand-embroid. grass 1 or ne 1 —10 Chinese Tea Cloths; ered on Chinese lin en ge hemstitehe 8.05 11.50 former 7.60 —t Round Madeira Embroi dered Centers; soiled from display; 3¢-tnch size; form erly 7.60, at 5.00 13 Damask Table Cloths Irish linen round pure attrac nter design formerly 12 | Linens and Towels * Some single items, Values are exceptional and are 1 some one size, 2al savings. Because of the small quantities, we cannot fill mail orders. Toiletries —L-ounce Layna Perfume, Mayo, Chauson d'ette (Song of Summer, re —8 Ounces Luxor Bouquet Perfume, reduced to, 1.50 reduced —6 Pivers' Floramye Toilet Azurea Water; seduced | to 1.75 at 10,00 | —I47 Linen and Cotton Mixed Towels, of very good grade Irish hemstitehed en formerly 4 —10 Round Thread Lunch Cloths and Scarfs; stitched and hand hem embre blue and green, or green; wizo 54x54; 20,00, at 45x45; 36x36; —4 Scarfs, 7.50, at . designs gold and formerly 12.50 8.50 formerly 1 at formerly 1 18x45; formerly Men’s Furnishings Vassar Under wear; some with knit tops and soclesette bottoms; sizes uM, «636, 38; some madras athletic union suits, M4, 36; reduced to —58 Athletic Shirts of nain sook; sizes 34, 36, 38, 44; reduced to . . BBe 3 for aoe . 1,00 —1 Dr, Deimel Union Suit; size 42; linen and mesh reduced to —? Pairs Dr, Deimel Draw: es; size 38; reduced to. —19 Vassar Union Suits; fine combed cotton yarn, in white; sizes 3 “4, 46; formerly seenvede’ —133 Men's Shirt ras and percales; patterns and stripes; alight- ly solled from display; sizes 14 to 16%; formerly S50, at —23 Dress Shirts; slightly soiled; some Tuxedo, sizes 14 to 17; reduced to. 2.35 —65 Pairs Men's Lisle Hose; some sizes 9% sizes 1.65 7.50 3.75 silk have in lot; to 11%: reduced to..3 for 1.00 —18 Pairs Men's All-Silk Hose; McCallum make; black and gray; sizes 9% to 10% FOAUCED tO sscetseee ee n's —95 Caps, dark patterns; sizes 6% to 7; reduced to,. 1.00 Silk and Muslin Underwear —46 Crepe de Chine Chem- merly 2.95, 3 Dark Silk Bloomers; medium sizes; formerly 1.50; at —22 Muslin Chemises; 48 to 62; white; medium sizes; 1.95, at... —2 Muslin Chemises; extra size, 48; formerly 2 —2 Muslin Gow neck style; size 1 erly 1.25, —33 Muslin Gowns; high neck style; sizes 16 and 17; some extra size, 18 to 20; reduced ta —243 Muslin Gowns; slip- over styles; in white and orchid; sizes 16, 17 and extra sizes; reduced to —138 Camisoles of tatin, with bodice and regulation tops; navy, black, brown; reduced to. . 65¢ —MacD. ail-Southwick, Third Floor, Art Needlework —25 Balls Black Angora Yarn, reduced to. . 25¢ —200 Yards Cord and Braid, in gold and sil reduced Osi . —Pocket Mirrors, with satin backs; formerly 10¢ each, ates: .3 for — Stamped. Rag Dolls; originally 26c, at ......... 413 Pieces Stamped Goods, of scarfs, centery and baby dresses; formerly 50c, at... —35 Pleces Stamped Goods, of linen towels, Mbrory scarfs, pillows and center: formerly 1,26, at....... —25 Embroidered Models, in gowns, aprons, rompers, children’s dresses, towels, searts; formerly 6.00,. 2.95 —50 Sets Steel Knitting Needles, 1; formerly 20¢c, at... —5 Beautiful Cushions, broidered piece; Be 10¢ 15¢ 29¢ . 69¢ . be Searfs and elaborately em. Halt Price 15.00 | —VPetrole Hahn Tonic, for the ha reduced t O5e —Ii Creme Anlelus Lemon Tissue Cream; reduced t —5 Violet Toilet reduced S$ Miller ced tc B5e Cerate; Boe Teo Cops; 50¢ | —Dr. West's Tooth Brushes; | lined; 3 | pockets | lack, children » educed to 25¢ —Hand Brushes with Han dies; reduced to a5e —Hair Brushes; large size wolkd back; genuine bristles; reduced to. 2.75 ebony Umbrellas Men's Sik Umbrelias 3.95 8.95 S Women's Silk Unbrel with wide satin bo “8.75 uthwiek, Handkerchiefs St Children's White Lawn Handkerchiefs, with colore embroid former f nen, Lawn and Pon dherehiets; form ttt Linen Handkerchiefs, n, croms-barre white 1and wit embroidery; former! —MaeDougall-Southwiek, Street Floor, Vanities and Bags | ° 13 Bags, including: § pin | seal pouch bags, molre vanities, patent leather with cord handles 2 patent box-bottom bags; formerty 1.95, at.. —13 Beaded Powder Puff Bags; formerly 1.60, at.. —4 Matipee Bags, of moroc co leather, with formerly —3 Children’s Vanities, with fittings; reduced to —10 Bags, including: 1 pu ple saftian matinee bag, for merly 2.95; 6 black pat ent purses, formerly 3.50 ‘ k patent and tapestry : formerly 3.95, at 1.65 1.00 several 2.95, ut 1.65 Gloves —66 Pairs Women's Lamb Gloves, in broken color range and size assortment; reduced to —i8 Pairs Gauntlets, sortment; Women’s Silk in broken size as few sub-stand ards; reduced to 1.55 —It Pairs Strap - Wrist Suede Gloves; fine quatity, in gray and sand shades; broken size range; reduced —13 Pairs Fine Kid G oe | lets, with fancy cuffs; ors of black, gray, cham pagne, with contrasting shades; broken size axsort- ment; formerly 6.00, at —Macd. Street Flo 2.50 4.95 Laces and Trimmings —60 Yards Hand-Made Filet Lace Edgings, in pretty patterns and desirable widths; reduced to....:. —30 Yards Rosebud Import- ed Trimmings, in pink and pink and blue, for lamp shades and pillows; form- erly 1.00, at, yatd.......... — Fancy Cord Girdles, brown and gray; formerly 6.00, at......... —1t Braided Coat brown and blac to os, 1.00 —250 Yards Faney Trim- ming Braid; reduced to —200 Yards Fancy Trim- ming Braid; formerly 75c, at, yard . 50e —MaeDougall-South wick, \ Street F Girdles, reduced 10¢ Bed Spreads —8 Floral Print Bed Sets, for three-quarter size beds; scalloped with cut corners; bolster to match; good grade unbleached muslin; formerly 5.75, at 3.95 —7 Novelty Bed Sets, for full size beds; blue stripe or all white, with scalloped, embroidery and cut corners; of novelty weave; formerly 6.00, at... as 4.95 —MacDougal Maxement Floor, Special —10 Pleated Skirts in wool granite cloth. 29; BOs VOAUCER FO. aati an dbenic ss carta | reduced to . | outsize; ' taney | —10 Crepe de Chine Over- {—t outhwick, ® 7 White Linen Handier chiefs, it e and white —13 Colored Linen Hand. herehlet made; for Sweaters —18 All. Wool Knitted Sweaters, Tuxedo style; in navy, black, cardinal Harding blue; sizes and 2.50 AlLWool Sweaters in Tuxedo style; in black and brown; re savy duced to .. —36 Sleeveless eas: in and two-tone wool and glos , tan, sheik sizes 34 to 3.25 weave affect; in knit; and 42 \e Second Floor. Blouses —20 AILSitk Over-Blouses, fn fancy printed design: sizes 34 to 42; reduced to.. Se Blouses, in pretty bright colors and prints; reduced 0 eisai 105 —8 ek Silk Over-Blouses in white; embroidered in Oriental colors and designs; also, Inserts of real filet reduced to .. . 4.50 —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Flo Women’s Children’s 36 Genuine Itallan for little Hats Milan girls, 5 to 1% years; reduced to,......1.45 —M Trimmed Hats, for Women; smart styles, ‘in straw or silk, with trims of flowers, ribbons, laces; black and reduced Dougall-Southwiek, Floor. Coats and Suits Three-Piece Suits of Crepe Silk and Twill, in navy, brown and black, sizes 18, 36, 44; formerly 76.00, at ... 45.00 2 Two-Piece Velona Suits, box style, in taupo, size 38 and black, size 36; formerly ly 4 : » 25.00 —5 Knitted ‘Suits, tap on and coat style, in tan, brown, copper and jade; sixes 16, 1 38; formerly 45.00, at. » 22.50 —4 Red Chinchilla Jackets, of fine all-wool, Tuxedo style; sizes 38, 40; formerly vee BGO —8 Jacquettes, of th plat and India hand-woven fab- re; fancy tle-side sizes 14, 18, 38, 40, ly 15.00, at oi lish Tweed Coats, belted models, in gray hig brown mixed; si; 46; formerly —1 Top-Coats, fabrics, made in rs and olive elae 16, 36, 28; formerly 95,00, at + 18.50 —Macbougall-Southwick, Second Floor, Skirts Tan, navy were 50 alle weather England; mixtures, —MacDoug | merly 1.00, at | —16 Sports Blouses, | size 14%: formerly 65¢, at.. | shoulder, Boys’ Clothing Two-Knicker Suits, ol! 6 suits, of gs Spring Top Coats, of former —3 Spring Reefers. blu: ahoviet, Gu sizes 5, 6 weight alleround } former , at —it Wool Knickers, tan sizes 11 15. 16; formerly 1.95. at. : ip ee —10 Corduroy Knickers, double seat; sizes 12 and 16 reduced to 1.25 —?1 Khaki Knickers; for T5¢ —0 Wash white in Suits, button-to-neck mostly styles, with belts, middy nults nd Oliver Twists: | formeriv 75c, at...sseesevee —18 Wash Suits, nd middy styles, in sizes 3 to § 2.60, at Oliver dark colors; formerly and Khaki rs attached; sizes & to 16; formerly 60¢ white and tan; 13, 14, formerly sizes 1.35, —3 Juvenile Suits, Twist style, in tweeds and mixtures; sizes 4, 5, formerly 4.65, at, Oliver —2 Shirts, neckband style; 50¢ —10 Wool Caps, with non- breakable visors; sizes 6% to 7; formerly 1.60, at . Oe —§ Karoo Underw reduced to .., | —10 Wool Caps, some small shapes; sizes 6% formerly 650, at. —MacDoug: Third Floor. to 64 Women’s Knit Underwear —3 Women's Mercerized Lisle Suits, fiesh color, sizes and 36; at sees formerly 1.95, oeees trees cores LeBO —3 Women's Mercerized Lisle Suits, size 34; form erly 2.95, a 1.95 —5 Women's Cotton Bloom- ers, in brown, size 5 and 6; formerly 50c, at.... +, 25¢ —MacDougall-Southwiek, Thi Children’s Knit Underwear —I! Pairs Knee Length Cot- ton Pants; sizes 12 and 14 years; formerly 1.00, at.... —37 Suits Underwear, in. cluding: 8 Boys’ cotton sults, knee length, short sleeves, broken sizes; 5 Boys’ athletic suits, of nainsook, size 14; 4 Girls’ suits, cot- ton, sleeveless and knee length, size 2; 20 Women’s sleeveless veat: regulation size 42; formerly —6 Sults, 1 Knit Underveat including: 3 Girls’ cotton suits, long sleeves, ankle length, sizes 12 and 14; 1 Girl's. cotton suit, short sleeves, knee length, size 4; 2 sults, ibe, at . 2 Women's cotton flesh color, sizes 36 and 40; formerly 950, at... —3 Children’s Cotton Vests, with short sleeves, size 2; formerly 26c, at... . 15¢ —MacDougall-Southwtick, ‘Third Floor, 50¢ Woolens —4-Inch French Serge, in navy and brown; reduced to .. ri ss 175 —40-Inch French Serge, in checks and stripes and pretty haitline effects; brown and white, navy and white, black and white, old blue and white, and cocoa and white; reduced to......1.95. aealbdapulteduitniab! Street Floor, and black. Sizes 26, 27, I-Southwick, Second Floor, MecDougall-fouthwick SECOND AVENUB AT PIKE some of one for just such an color—but all de- Women’s and Children’s Hosiery —lil Pairs Women's All Silk Hose, on se. 4 to 2.46 Silk 1.35 Sik Womens’ ved top, t —22 Pairs Women's Hose, " with 1 and bre with —* irs Women’ Sports Hose, in b sports shades; reduced tc —MaeDougali-Southwick, Street Fleer. Children’s Hosiery —79 Pairs Children’ 's Cotton Hose, & ing 66 pair Children’s lisie derby rib, » black and white pal. Boys’ heavy cottor hose, in black; reduced WO nsceeerere «+B for —39 Pairs Children’s All Silk Hose, fine ribbed, tn black and brown; reduced to —MacDoux Street Flos Women’s Wash Frocks Negligees and Aprons —53 House gingham, in stripes checks. Vest effects pique trim. Sizes 16, 18, 20 alto, 46 to 60; assorted col ors; formerly Tbe —2 Ratine Dresses, slip-on styles, round necks, kimono sleeves and self beit. Tan gerine and pink. Sizes 35 and 40; formerly 3.95, at...2.05 —50 Percale Dresses, cre tonne patterns in square and V-necks, long waist lines, self sashes and crepe trim, Sizes 36 to 40; form. erly 1.95, at. —35 White Madras Dresses, gingham trimmed. Long lines, slip-on styles, with round necks and pockets. Sizes 16 1.95, —50 Apron Dresses, plain colors, with gingham trim set-in sleeves, self ties, and large pockets. Sizes 16 formerly 1.95, eoeees —t1 White Muslin Cover. all Aprons, with round necks, pockets and self belts. Sizes 36 to 40; form. erly S5c, at —i6 Black Sateen Aprons, with self belts, largo pock- ets, colored binding and embroidery. Sizes 36 to 44. Formerly —80 Percale Aprons, slip-on styles, with square necks and colored bindings; sizes 36, 40, 44; reduced to...... 50¢ —t Blanket Robes, dark colors; fullcut with cord thes; size 38; reduced to...2.50 —5 Blanket Robes, full cut with cord ties, In dark col- ors; sizes 36 and 38; form. erly 5.95, at. - 4.50 —? Blanket Robes, in short coat styles, with cord ties, Pink and gray, with satin binding; size 38; reduced RO eseeeediecccveceseeene > 5.50 —140 Slip-on Crepe Kimonos, with large sleeves, and em. broidery trim. Blue, coral and yellow. Sizes 36 to 44; reduced to... +. 495 —50 Perlile Hoover Dresses, in gray and white stripo with white collars. Sizes 36 to 42; formerly 2.95, at ..... —3 Corduroy tuxedo stylo with three. quarter sleeves, and large pockets; Nght blue; size 38; ey 9.95, at .., —2 Novelty Crepe Dresses, with large lace collars, Kimono sleeves and round ° neck, in long waisted styles. Size 38; formerly 18.50, at..9.95 —8 Corduroy Robes, Full. - cut, with dlouse back, tux. edo collars and three-quar- + ter sleeves, Seco silk lined. Sizes 38 and 40; formerly 9.95; at . —MacDougall- ‘Third Floor Dresses, of and and 95e, at 1.25 Infants’ Department —6 Infants’ White Sacques, button style; slightly sotled; formerly 1.50, at. —18 Coat Biveaters, ripple skirt style, in brown, pink, blue, red; sizes? to § years; Not all colors in all sizes; Teduced to iy dem cciel —8 Dimity Dresses, write and colored; sizes 2 to 6 Years; formerly 2.50, at....1.50 —10 Children's Hats, sil and novelty straws, in blue, pink, tan; soiled from dis. sires 2 to 8 yea formerly 3.95, at. —50 Inftns' Caps, mercer: {mod crochet with — light Weight wool crocheted link ing; formerly 500, at........25¢ —MacDouga Third Floor, 3.50 1.95 Southwick, Chinaware —10 Pairs Torchiercs 1.95 Fern Dishes, ne —4t dardinieres, t i 4 z ty Sn ese —10 Boudoir Lamp Shades, of Japanese silk neatly made —18 Sherbets, ange finished gions; f for 4.06, at 6 for 2.00 —24 Sherbets, with crystal wis and form. 6 for 3.00 —18 Plain Clear Pressed Glass Sauce Dishes, in oct pattern; former. 14.00 doz, Curtains and Draperies | —Lace-Striped Grenadine, tn white and ecru colors; sheer, soft nets; 36 inches wide; at, yard sreevens B06 —Gilos Gauze, in two change. able shades, rose and gold j and sand and silver; 45 | inches wide; reduced to...1.0@ Short Lengths of Mohair and Velvets, suitable for holstering small chairs; in | gray, taupe, green and some two- toned effects; reduced to —Pillow Plush, in high shades of ruby, myrtle and gray-blue; 24 inches wid | 300 Yards Cretonnes, 10 at- tractive patterns; 36 inches wide; special...... 0 Torchon Nets; plain and figured, natural color; 50 inches Wide; special ..+-+-. scree 150— Yards Dotted Swiss, coin size dot in rose; 36 inches wide; special.......6 —MacDougall-South Fourth Fioor, ~ Women’s Shoes | <7 Pairs Satin One-Strap | Pumps, sizes 3 to 4%; for- merly 1.50; at Novelty ba Tan Calf One-Strap Pumps, with fiat heel; sizes | 3 to 4%; formerly 3.95; at. . —12 Kid Colonial Pumps, 6. 6%, 7; orig at .. tee One - Strap with beige trim; » 3, 3%, 5, 7, at oe z —32 Pairs Pumps, includ: ing: 8 Patent with gray trim, sizes black satin, one-strap style, sizes 3, 3%, 4, 5, 6, pairs black kid, style, sizes 3, 314; ‘formerly 2.95, at .. —17 Pairs Cross + Strap” Pumps, including 7 pairs patent, sizes 3, 314, 4, 5, 10 pairs satin, sizes 3, 3%, 4 4%, formerly 4.95; : —40 Pairs Brown Step-in Satin Pumps, sizes 2% to —40 Pairs Women's Brown Brogue Oxfords, sizes 3 to 413; reduced ta .. * Children’s Shoes —10 Pairs Boys' Black Calf Shoes, lace style; sizes 9 to 10%4; formerly 2.00, at.. —) Pairs Boys’ Brown Calf Shoes, lace sty! 4, 4%; formerly —15 Pairs Children’ Scuffer Oxfords, in brown calf and smoked elk; sizes 5 to 71a}. formerly 3.00, Ats.s...++1. L005 —14 Pairs Children’s Patent and Elk Pumps, with bread toes; sizes 3% to 5, 6, 7% formerly 2.25, at lt Chiffon Dresses, in pastel shades; sizes 14, 16, 18; formerly 25.00, a 15.1 Lace and Ch Dresses, sizes 16 and 185 formerly 95.00, at.....++-A5A 15 Embroidered Crepe — Knit Dresses, sizes 16 to 38 formerly 12.95, at. —8 Fox Scarfs, in brown, taupe, black and natural red colors; formerly 15.00, eal} German Fitch Chee rormerly 15,00, at «+ —4 Fox Scarfs, double-toe furs: former! oy second flo