The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1922, Page 23

By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. NOTES OF INTEREQT, M. U. Wallach, the radio enthusia §Wwhose advice concerning the elimina- tion of power line interference proved 80 helpful to brother fans in and around White Plains, has written us further concerning his radio experiments, In the following excerpts from his inter- esting letter radio experimenters will find some valuable matter which Will clear up @ number of hitherto unan- ewered questions: “Experimenting with grid leaks, 1 rewardeg with unusual results. 1 used @ fixed condenser in the detector circuit of .0005 microfarads capacity. ‘Thia type {s fitted with clips to accom: modate tubule? grid leaks. By experi- menting, with these leaks J found that @ detector tube responds readily to aly most apy change tn the grid circuit. On damp days a leak of approximately one: alt megohm produces better result an @ne of greater value, On warm Gays & leak of one megohm produces good results, and on cool days or eve- } nings a leak of from ons to three megohms produces a greater valume of tone, Due to climatic conditions, some broadcasting station# seem to transmit fm @ mushy tone. Varying the-grid leak bas overcgme this consideraply, “an experiment, which I found would produce easier tuaing. wag the combin- ation of @ variable condenser and a wariometer connected in series, viz: the rectly te my ground and antenna posts. ‘This seems to act as a stabilizer. The Getector circuit functions more evenly, and ] notice an increase in the intensity of the reception of broadcasted concerts. ‘This does not affect the strength of the C. W. signals, but it does increase the yolume of tone when music or speect fs broadcasted. This in no way acts as & loeding coll. The wave length remains game, but better control of the circuit 1s asgured. | use this in conjunction with the grid leaks. If « deteoter cireuit does not function prop- erly with this addition, reverse the con- nections-rotor to stator."* ——___—_—_—_— { QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. | D. B. C.—"Which of the three follow- ing materials will make the best panel: bakelite, three-ply, or a piece of well- seasoned oak?” Answer—Any one of the three will make a very good panel provided it is of bar gee thickness 80 it will not. warp. f the three, how- ever, the bakelite is the most desirable. Fan— “Can a regenerative set be made with honeycomb coils in place of @ vario-coupler and a tickler coll? What fs the receiving radius of a crystal set using honeycomb coils for the indue- tence, a galena detector, a variable condgneer and a pair of 2,200 ohm phones shunted eeross a fixed con- denser," Answer—A regerenative set can made using duo-later-honey- comb-eoila in place of other forms of variable Inductance and tickler colle’ There 1s no way of estimating the op- erating radiua of any set because of the varying differences whieh locality Impoges on the performance of an tr strument. ideal condition where there are no shielding effects countered or where there are no lar \ cities directly tn the line between the transmitting aerigl and the receiving cial, the range of such a set might reach forty or fifty miles; however, there {s but one way in which the range can be ascertained and that is by ectugl test and experiment. Robert Hall—"I am contemplating the purchase of storage batteries for a receiving set using two steps of radio frequeney, a detector and three steps of emplification, and would like some t to purchase dvice on the equipm hall I get @ large 160 a age battery or two 5! hour batteries of the |} Angwer—Do neither. hour six volt stera charging outft. This arrangement wil! cost jess to begin with and prove more economical and ugeful than any com- bination that you ean employ. With the very large battery your set will be out of operation during the period ot charging. With the two smaller teries you will be obliged to have t recharged on the outside at some vice station, which will be an expens! ftem in the cost of operation, to sey nothing of the cost of the spare bat- | tery. With the battery and recharging outfit you ean Keep your battery in prime condition by systematically re- placing the small quantity of curre used by placing !t on reeharge every day er two. is will keep the bat tery in prime condition at very little expense. ‘ Get a Out of Luek—"I have a radio re- ceiving set which seems to be all right as far as 1 can tell, but it will ne operate on anything but a water pi > ground. In my apartment I have a v convenient steam radiator but for some unknown yeason {t won't do as a ground. The nearest water pipe {s in the kitchen at the far end of the apart mont. Will it be possible to run a wi to the kitchen around six right angle turns without Interfering with the r ception? Iam asking because I Gndel stand that the ground connection must be made in ag short and direct a path s possible.” Answer--If you are ab- solutely sure that it Is the fault of the radiator system and not the connectio: to it, by all means make use of the water line no matter if you have to tuke the connecting wire around a dozen right angle turns, It will serve as 4 ground without any noticeable difference to your reception. The six right angles are the most direct path that you can take, f WWZ—New York ‘ 360 Metres. 115 P. M—N known composers: (a) + Mendelssohn; from well- “Capriccio Bril- (b) waltz in D Nante, major, Glazounow; (c) “Butterflies,” Rosenthal 1.30 P. M.--Brief song recital by a- ward B mith, baritone: (a) ‘The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise,’ (b) “Philosophy.” 1.40 P. fashion Winter.” 1,50 P. M.-Now vocal selections sunz the Victrola for August: (e) “When —Vogue's Paris cable on w Furs for Autumn and Ts Kind," Moores (>) “Hymum 60 the So - WJZ2—Newark ( 360 Metres Chicago Board of Trade; ‘ rotor of the condenser to the stator of|fee and Sugar Exchange, as follows the variometer, I connect the leads di-| Opening prices, 12.00 A. M.; midday prives, 1.00 P. M. (closing prices on THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST Sun,” from “La Coe 4'Or,"" Rimeky- Korsakow; (¢) ‘In Vain My Beloved,” Lalo; (a) “Largo,” Handel. WOR—Newark 360 Metres 2.36 P. M.—-Comie songs by Paul Minert. (a) "My Duteh Girl's Name;"’ Co) Tim Buck Too.” 3 P, M.—Orehestral numbers: (a) “Blossom Time; (b) “Boating on the Leake: (c) “Coppelia Ballet;" (a) “Love Bends Roses.” 3.30 M.—-The story of the opera “pobin Hood," {Ilustrated with record- Fashions,” and _ other Ww “Household Suggestions” topics of interest to women by Maude Hall. 6.45 P. M.—Songs by Minette Toschke of Newark, N. J., lyric soprano. Pro- ramme: (a) “A Perfect Day;" (b) ‘One Fleeting Hour; (c) “At Daw ing” — Cadman; Voice Is Calling.’” (4) “Somewhere a “Reports and Prices on Farm Pro- ducts," by the New York, New Jersey and Federal Agricultural Bureaus at and 5.30 P, M ctive Bonds and Stock Quota- by the New York Stock Ex- “Grain Quotations,” by the Coffee and by the New York Cof- 9.00 A. M., 12.00 M Sugar Prices,”” Savirday); closing prices at 4.00 P. M and 9.00 P. M “shipping News’ (excepting Satur- day and Sunday), by the Marine Engi- neering and Shipping Age, at 5.30 P. M. “Location of Shi Corporation of America, at 9.00 P. M. “Weather Forecasts (official), at 12,00 M., 6.80 P. M., 11.01 P. M, “Standard Time Signals From Arling- ton,” from 12.55 to 1.00 P, M. and 10.52 to 11.00 P. J Baseball schedules of the American, National and International Leagw games at 1.00 P. M.; scores by innings at 4.00 P. M.; final scores at 7.00 and 9.00 P. M. 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THE WORLD'S Harlem Office Now Located at 2092 7th Ave. Near 125th St. HOTEL THERESA BUILDING AUGUST SALE DEPTS. Muslins and Sheetings Sheets an Linens Decorative Linens ‘owels Towelings Silverware Pillow Cases lows juilts ‘omfortables Tickings FOURTEENTH STREET 3Oth Annual HEARN © Founded 1827 17, 1922, ‘ Blankets Flannels Housewares Cutlery WEST OF FIFTH AVE scape August Sales FRIDAG. AS TSUAL, BARGAIN DAU August Sales and Clearances Mean BIG SAVINGS Blankets, Flannels Friday August Sales All-Wool Plaid Blankets—variety of color combinations—size 60x80— Towels. Towelings Friday August Sales Full Bleached Double Thread Turkish, Towele—hemmed—white Housewares Friday August Sales Bread Boxes—white enameled— size 1314x9}, rex inches borders— 8-ineh soisette cl rrr * our reg, 81.1 serge Oe WERE Bis. isc eoseess Sale 16% value s9.95 . Sale OL Round” Aaee ep Cake Cimeate- Good Size Turkish Bath Towels— = Cotton Blankets—plaids—assorted white enamelled — size Pes hemmed—white terry stri a] colors—to-d 4 inches—our reg. $1.54 border—were .48.. BO 3147 “OF White Enamel . : ‘namelled Clothes Hi Turkish Bath Towels—ja ae or All-Wool Plaid Blanket ers—made of nd Clothes nate plain centres—hemmed—white or ment of color combinations, elled—size 27 14x18 }4x8 4 ine! eolored borders— ing Seoich pleids—S-irch soisette our reg. $4.25, WON choi tise re sessas . 67 bindings—also th eolored Heavy Turkish Bath Sheols—large orders and stitolied edges bt taba Galvaniged Dish Drgin. siéehemmed— —full size—value 610.97.....'%-'7& ——Ignives, forks, spoons, ete. 4 were $2.28 1.66 Handsome Lambs? Wool Blankets our reg. 06... 78 Huck Towels—fine quality uffion aids, various colorings — size x! linen (part cotton)—hemmed or 78x84—als0. white with contrast TAh'e, Oilcloth “a superior quality hemstitched — for doctors’ or —borders—satin bindings—for twin, agsortinent-—our reg. 88 38 dentists’ use— full end extra size beds—also pie cy, Se . ee were $2.88 and 83.96 dor.....74 white, with 100 per cent wool fill- chen Sets—made of white wood ing—to-day's value — 10 picces — consisting of one Bleached Cotton Huck Towels— ling pin, potato masher, steak ai Kopdoopad stsiba beatae $25.05 and $27.95...Sale 18.76 7° , eee ree Cire tere gale @34 Handsome All-Wool’ Blankete— Feu pe el is BIO ia Heavy Cotton Huck Towele-hem- Pitids, variety of colors—also pit ihoomss.and tack to gg Medi whitey Guard Fite white with contrasting color bore Gitik T., ° Peas ate ween je 14 —ders—size 70x80—also Scotch plaids Crumb Tray and Scraper—white Fai BiahedceLl Huck [Various clans—size 60x80 and —- ¢namelled—attraetive u tlie lad AA 68x80—8-inch silk binding—-today's _designs—ourreg. .54........ 46 Towels—hemstitehed— — 1 ga value $15.04...... Salo LO, O'Cedar Mops~ choice of oil or the d ; Handsome All-Wool Blankets— Bue ainnnereCUr Pure Linen Damask Towels—hem- plaids, various colors—3;inch satin | T€#- $1.00......... 66 stitehed choice designe. wey binding—also Sentech ‘plaids of “‘Mirro” Aluminum Sauce Pan— were $1.07..... Sale’% various clans—-inech silk binding with cover—3-qt. size— Beott Mille Towelings—18 ins. 2 our reg. $1.45...... 74 full sito—today's value 810,85-— Sale 12.45 Crib Blankets — white, with pink or blue borders— today's velue .26...... A? Crib Blankets—wool mixed plaids— ‘ Sale wide—absorbent—for and «and roller towels-~ were .20...,..--++- Sale, yd. .2S Cotton Glass Check awellnsee various color cheeks-~good quality—were .17.Sale, yd. «1 “Toilet Paper Roll Holders-- white enamelled—our reg. Aluminum Kitchen Set ing of one sluminum ladie, one slotted wisiog spoon, one cake . value 85.47. 2 turner, one basting spoon, one Pure Linen Crash Towelings Silk Embroidered Flannels—hem- eke mixer and a wire rack sorted noes borders—for ish atitohed or :calloped—variety of holder—our reg. .98 OAs A and roller towels— altedue a's jl “ patterns—today’s value $1.27— White Enamelléed Drain Board— were .34.. - Sale, yd. .22 Sale .8 for sinks—our reg. $1.04.... 1.70 Hearn Goodwear Crash Towelings — Bleached Domets — 25-inch — soft Wire Clothes Lines—galvanized— wee Ghe eae h qual- “downy nap—value .18..... . 100 ft. coils—our reg. .64...) 6 LeU MMABEESAG OMene Cicee All-Wool Flannels—35-inch—plain Galvanized Garbage Cans—tight Sore aaty Sale, yd. .80 for babies! me) od fitting covers—size 11}9x10}4 Evra Haney All Linea Coie value $1.32.......... le 84 inches—our reg. .75.... 58 Bleached Domets—97-inch width— soft downy nap— value 22... As Table Felt—54 inches wide—ex, cellent quality—-value $1.17.. .7& Canton Flannels—bleached or un- bleached—S0-ine! Gray Enamelled Preserving Ket- tles—18-quart size—~ our reg. 81.28. Towelings — firm, close weave— food wearing ,quality — red and Jue borders— were 48,.....066 - Sale, 3S 72-inch Pure White Irish Linens— for sheets, pillow cases and art - 04 Soaps Leary Gd RG veto 88... 20 Friday August Sales Pure Linen Pillow Cases — hem- Special Purch f Manuf. - ‘ itehed—45 inches wide x $4 inches Comfortables, den ClosecOutiel Armourentone long— . ster Series Toilet So; were 82.07 pr........ Sale 2.29 Pillows teasoned—teg. 5c a cake August Sale, doz.. 1D 10 ct. Armour’s Vene! Soap... ( half dozen cake: dozen cakes... n Excelo Floating Castile ‘Soaps were 12 bar. rs 98 ct. White Olive Oil ‘Cas tile— average 4 pounds 72 36 ct. Large Bar White Castile Hearn Complexion Soaps—(con- taining pulmolive and eceoanut oil) 8c cake—6 for .45. OO A REMINDER SHOP TOMORROW We Close All Day Saturday yee Women’s, Misses’ and Junior Misses’ . Dresses Friday Clearances Women’s and Misses’ Summer Dresses—gingham and voiles— Friday August Sales FLORAL SILKOLINE COMFORT- ABLES—white cotton filled—full size—reg. $2.44............ LS4 ATTRACTIVE FLORAL SILKO- LINE COMFORTABLES — plain sateen borders, white cotton, filled , hull size—reg. 83.38....... 2.87 WINTERWEIGHT COMFORTA- BLES— plain sateen centres — floral borders — full size — shits eotton filled—reg. $4.7: FLORAL SILK MULL COMFORT- BLES—plain borders—eotton filled full size—reg. 84.8: Smiles Cucumber ‘Oil Soap— were $3.97 and 04.97........ 1.97% NEW GOOSE MIXED FEATHER —S‘*° - res eee God eed FAT8 PILLOWS—assorted striped tick- (10% evkes kde i ie Hearn Lemon Oil Soap— werg $9.73....... 20428—reg. 1. os. ‘Sale 1.27 — reg. Se a cake, 6 for .27. aT were $10.73 and $12.73. 2398—reg. box of 6. were $13.73 to $18.73 24x20—reg. 75 ct. Stanley’s Pom: deus ome were 819.73 to $24.73, . 3 26x80—reg. quet—(3 cakes in ho: ay Sale Junior Misses’ Summer Dresses— J 10 ct. Stanley’s Nurser; “4 le fiagham, vole, dotted” Swine— "PILLOWS vce icing an balf dozen.......,--- if METS hight snd dark lore anges. B.B2 —-10x28—reg. 85.07.....Sale 8.89 7ct. Hearn Borax nae aa 5 See eet tetscr two 2x88-—reg. 85.08.... Sale 4.35 8ct. Hearn Blue Mottled Laundr, te eorgette 4x3 6. 4.91 Scap. Sale 3 mod oue with short sleeves, _£4%30--reg. $6.37 Sale 4. Largest cake of iis Kind tritamed with rosettes and with @¢g80-~reg. 97.19... Sale 5.43 ee ee tuoks—~one trimmed with ribbon NEW WHITE GOOSE AND DowN °“t: Swift's Pride Laundry Sale 4 china silk linings—orchid, copen, MIXED FEATHER PlLLOwe - fie 6 cakes. dandelion—~sizes 14 to 18 woven Hiking various trig 18 ct. Swift's Pride Washing were $24.73. 12.75 g0x28-—-reg, 83.62. ee Pewee iessssaiseaes ss 4 Girls’ Summer Dresses—Organdic 9x03 reg, 7 ct. Lifebuoy— —pink, blue sud aa ruffle 24130—reg 14 doz... BO.....1 doz., Sale. 75 \—¢ 7t years~ e WE AB Metircres MAD scale 4.00 557 BOREAS os. tenes ‘ D say mbra: NEW ALL WHI E GOOSE FEATH- $ Cirle: Bipemier emery nny Eeaeres. Slo’ Bele 89 Sale, 6 for 1D years—were $1.94.....- 1.60 Children’s Muslin Underwear Friday Clearances Little Tots’ Dresses and Woolens Friday Clearances Boys’ Clothing Friday Clearances Bevel Tropical Warned: Gal\ecs LittleTots! Khaki Play Suite—sives Children’s Cambric Night Drawers Lisp oo ae Ai A 0 8 years drop seat—frog trimmed— eaten TL.50 Little Tots’ Rompers and auet Children'sWhite Batiste Bloomers Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Suite 9 winghem and chambray—sizes to aisen 6 to 14 years— aH c rn hi r- nverted 4 re $ Lie Fe Raper HPenr etingm hg S11 ie G5 Misses" Costume Slips—lace trim’d of trousers: Infants’ Nainsook Slips—voke an! cep shadvwproof — hem—-lece were $12.50..... 550 bishop styles—lace and embroid 120 edge—~soft — muslin—sizes i y tri i ere .97 © » 2 ears Y Men's Priestly English ery trimmed——were .97 . t y j Mebsir Suite—fine sssortment of | Infants’ Flannelette Wrappers and OS. ceeeee eee esages 1.258 brown, blue and black—hairline Nightgowns—pink or blue r ’ a stripéerall sizes O50 {iamed—were 67 _.41 Women’s Muslin and elsewhere 916.50 Boys’ Washable Trousers— Khaki— sizes 8 to 16 years Infants’ Hand Crocheted Sacque white with pink or blue trimming were 81.50 OS Silk Underwear were «08... - +50 infants’ Hand Crocheted Bootes Friday Clearances Boys’ Washable Trousers ~Pure white with pink or blue 1en's Plisse Crepe Envelope linen crash in tan: also best quality trimming—were .67..,., a) hemises—in pastel» with khaki—straight kniekers styles —~ trap oF bulls ‘p shoulde and sizes 6 to 17 yeurs : trimmed with leees, tucks aod were 81.50 ore >) Music French knots— He Khaki or White Duck Trousers Fridav Cla w, were $1.68 i. ell tailored~-straight or knicker jg “rearances Windsor Crepe Gowns—llesh or Reins Portable Phonographs—in ws!) white tailored styles were $1.25 and 81.5 1.00 any finished ease she $1.48 is Young Men's Suits—zray and Plays all records i%.7 Women's Camisoles -(r brown mixtures--ali> navy blue Record Albums—10-inch 5 chine and Tru-hu silk in! serge and unfinished worsted were .75 ; A trimmed with fine tre single or double breasted sizes Sepreaste cl Mhagaarenh Reve Hiiching aud double-t « 2 10-inch standard reeore n--flesh | white a2, 50 to 832.50 17.50 3107 and $8.28 . 1.37 Annual August Sale of FURS Cocinaad Upholsteries, Draperies Friday August Sales Table Linens Friday August Sales Pattern Clothsand Napkins—heavy quality linen, in round designs— Cloth-—size 70x70-— Art Crash Curtains—1 and 2-pr. lote were $8.50 .. Sale 6.74 ers—centre Cloth—size 70x88— Were 60:07 3.94 were $10.50 ... Sale 8.75 pe Purchase of : Figured cogte Moots elours—also extra quality plain Sos aoe velours—30 ‘ches wide-for furai- Napkins to match—size inhileeware eek 22x22—worth ¢1v.05...Sale BSH Mr wer 2.44 70-Inch Bleached Linen Damasks =. tipnlnns aloes 1 f ——were $2.25, Sale 1.68 Spe alata lace edges or hem- 22- ee Breached se Damask were $1 7 and 82.47 1.36 Napkins—were $4.07 dow. s —voile, » ne Salo, dos, B95 ore tite bematitehed, ready. Totnes Crash awe Linen tohang—.68 value 47 amasks—teavy qua ity | Bas at Linen Damask Sets— bashed: OO soiled trom handling — imp Cerner titched—eloth size 72x72 haud made laces on finest mar- ani dozen ea te match quisette 0 were $17 95 oa, 8.95 to 832.50 ance 15.00 Bleached +Linen ‘seal Hem- stitched Scis—heavy qualit cloth size 68xG8—}3 dozen napkins Marquisette and Fine Scrim Cur; tains—were {9.97 to 811.97.6. 97 Fine Voile Scrim Curtains—that to match— 7 were $16.95 Sale 12.44 prelrhtes Li A ae aes oile'Scrim Curt ore Scarfs, Shams and Centrepieces Voll Seri © Ss ——trimmed with crochet | ce— 84 were $1.25... Sale. S2 Tray Covers and Doilies —hem- stitched or se llaped edge—some with drawn work— Plain Net Curtains iss pea 2.97 and $3.47....... 1.88 Reversible Velour Portieres—1-pr. lots—Freneh edgas— were were 29 ere $21.66 to 828.50.... 17.44 Bleached Linen ‘Dai 1-1 Bevatn Raver le-Figured Bor- Cloth: id Napkins— der Velour Portiergs- cloths-—size 70x70 +, -Sale 4,89 — were 838.50 28.50 colths—size 70x88 Armure Damask Portiere 1-pi cloths—size 70x106 ....Sale G.D4 Jotsswere 812.07 to 814.07. 0.94 Napkins to match, eoxee— New Cretonnes—shadow stripe— dseahesiiis cs, ‘Sale GBA all over designs— are 5 D. eval. .57 Ee Inch Bleached Linen | 4 Washable Couch Covers ie Hemstitched Linen Damask } Special Cloths—size 68x68— Mill Lengths of Madras Draperies POG. GOED. fo.) rics enloaroge 6.84 ~-all-over figure or double border, ‘ designs--were .74.......++ ‘ Hares tehed Linen Damar Nop soi Curtaininge--opeavorle bore were 812.50..... Sale, doz. @.9'7 —ders—white, cream and beige— d. 14 were .23.. G4-Inch Bleached Mercevized Damasks—were .b4.Sale, yd. 4°7 - Napkins—size 18x18— : All goods purchased during were $1,58.......Sale, doz, 1.26 August Sale, if paid for, will $8-Inch Colored Damask- 74 be held and delivered at your were $1.00.......cc0eee+ ieee convenience up to and includ- ing Oct, 17th. Here and There Friday Clearances Imported Novelty Crystal Necke laces-~-al! colors—also black jet= Cutlery Friday August Sales Kitchen Sets—set of six pieces with eceobola handles, consisting of meat . r, spatula, meat 2. Pearl Handle Serving Piece ling silver ferrules—pie knives, cold pectal sy meat forks, ony ladles, berry Mahogany Finish Clocks—well- spoons, cake knives— 6 Sena were 78... Sale 4G ant. 7.05 nless steel—co- andles—~ Paring Knives Imported Pearl Necklaces—solid cobols and ebony hendiey = = ym gold alnsp— eraduated-— a e14 ¢ fl were 81.97. “as «en Steel Shears—o}4 to & in. full yey ang Women’s Umbreliae— i} faney trimmed handles— rere 00s, Sele: 68 k—were 83.24 2.04 Imported Steel Scissors- 6 inch-- 1 Purchase of Boxed Station- were .68 to .87 Sale .47 ery—-24 sheets, 24 envelopes— Rogors 188] Steel Knives and white o eolors— 16 Forks—celluloid handles—6 kuives _were -25.- Oe Sill Pouch Hand Bags—moire silk inside ohange compartinents—navy blue aud black— and 6 forks were $6,07........ Stainless Steel K: Sale 4.24 ves and Forks— white ivory handles—set of 6 knives _ were 8 Ars § and 6 forke—made by Landers, - h Linen Hand- Frary & Clark—-und | Meriden— guaranteed stainless ES ca. .23 were $9.87 Sale 747 § dozen. . L385 Stainless Steel Carving Sets—3 Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs— prepes =~ aeg handles — guaranteed with 3 4 inch hems 46 stainiess— ie 12h A KM — were 86.97..... . Sale 4,24 were 1954, ..06.' &...6 dos Women's Union Linen Handker- chiefs—serviceable quality~ were .14..... ea. D Imported Eyelet Collar and Cuff S4eInch All-Wool Skirtings and _ Sets-—were .74..... . 43 Suitings—crqam and tan grounds Ribbons—sash and hairbow widths variety of color combina in satin stripes end moir Woolen Dress Goods Friday Clearances checks, stripes and pla various colors—were .45 B81 97 PLOT “Hana vainted Luste sates 54-inch All-Woel Novelty Home- —Seven-piece cake sets or seven: teen-piece after dinner coffee seta, seune numerous combinations ia chi of buff color, band painted in ecks and plaids- were 81.38 (Ae lovely designs in contrasting 54-inch All-Wool | Heavy Men's colors. Wear Serges—navy blue. 2.4% Brectal iy) cavaavtaesiecacse eee 52-inch All-Wool Poiret Twills Assorted Colored Glassware— fine twill, sponged and shrunk wls, plates, feoted bow navy and black....... 2.68 81.25 Men’s Work Clothes Friday Clearances Men’s Alpaca Office Coats were Books for Week- ‘End Gifis ell ve tailored finest ade fabric The Shadow of the East—E. M. eevee bins ateectae (6 46 Hull Another hook, just out, by regula) d stout— the author of “The Sheik,” that 84.95 and $5.92 promises to be as popular were $4.95 and 85.95 ee eacecee 59 Automobile Dusters gunsmeial—all sisss but not i Blood and Sand—Vincent Ibanes och el one of this distinguished author's were 82. to 84.25... 17d earher books, recently pro- duced in motion pictures,. 1.64 Other New Fiction Glimpses of tt were $5.75 and 87.95 Men's Sweet-Orr Khaki T light and dark shades ~various lengths~ a Moon sizes 8010 50—were 32.75... 2.04 Edith Wharton........+5. LG Robin- i s 1.64 ’ Frances Hodgson Burnett. §, Women’s Double Extra SHOT Size Vests \ Elinor Glyn.......-eseee 1.64 Low neck The Breaking Point aces oi 27 | Mary Roberts Rinehart. 1.64 Kit t | The History of Mankind 1 Hendrick Van Loon 4D Store Closed Ail Day Saturday See Page 8 for Other Hearn AUGUST SALE DEPTS. Rugs Lace Curtains * Portieres Poles Shades Muslins, Sheets, Sheetings, etc. Friday August Salea Mustiins, Sheetings, Etc. Bleached Muslins—s6 j re —, worth .16 Saie .10% Limit 20 yards. 40-Inch Unbleached Musline— worth .17., le. Limit 30 yards. 76-Inch Brown Sheetings—heav; quality worth 54, Sale my No Mail or Phone Orders Extra Fine Bleached Muslins—s6- ineh—soft finish for under- wear—worth .21.......Sale . 10% Limit 30 yards, Sheetings Standard Quality BLEACHED UNBLEACHED - 45 in. wide, . 21 in. wi -25 -29 .-81 B87 -41 Pillow Cases and Sheets Pillow Cases Hemmed. Hemstitched. Reg. Sale. Reg. Sale. 81 .22 35 .26 . & .28 83 .27 36 626 Shi Hemmed. Hemstito! Bale. 8. 54x90... “77 31,07 54x90. -89 63x90, . -89 $1.22 63x99, 97 8139 1 72x00. . 97 9134 1 72x09... 1.04 s147 1 72x108.01.47 LUT 147 1 $1x00..81.87 1,04 8147 1 81x99..$1.49 LAT gi.so 2 81x108.81.46 1.24 00x00, 81.56 1,24 gi.60 TL. 90x103.91.69 1.32 No Mail or Phone Orders, Size before hemming. Hill Pillow Cases ‘ Hemmed. Hemstitohed, eg. Reg. Sale, aT 3 .29 89 4 31 42 40 6.88 54 x36... 48 49 «37 Embroidered Pillow and Day Cases —initialed and sealloped—also laee trimmed—large assortment— 42x36 inch— were ep: 19...59to .O4 45x36 ine! 84 ery --6Dtc .93 50x36 inch— were .O4 to $1.44....7D to L.24 64x36 inch— were .08 to 81.69....89 to 1.34 Unbleached Pillow Cases 45x36—worth .33....Sale .20 Unbleached Sheets— 54x90—worth .96..Sale .74 54x09-—worth 81.10..Sale .7®D 63x90-——-worth #1.10..Sale .7®@ 63x99-—worth $1.22. Sale 84 72x00—worth $1.22..Sale .S4 81x90—worth $1.95. Sale na worth 81.47..Sale 1.09 ‘o Mail or Phone Orders. Bed Spreads Crochet—single and threes quarter reg. 81.79..... E24 Crochet: It size—hemmed— assorted patterns—reg. 81.97 ¥.4°7 Full Size Crochet Spreads—medal- lion centre— reg. 82.08 +22 Crochet Spreads—full size— sealloped and eut corners....2. 4°77 Full Size Satin Marseilles Spreads hemmed or sealloped-— reg. $4.08 and 85.49. Sale 3.67 Novelty Spreade—Summer weight-— 72x90.......+ Peg. $3.98.... 2.97 81x00. 3.24 Prompt Deliveries of Goods Bought Friday 4u bought Friday will be delwerad Saturday for pointe on lar routa according to our regular Drivers and wagon boys ree oliday during the week to maks ay which other employeaa res customers recewing schedule same and deprives ++ Peg: 84-49... goods our tine This ine promptty ao pur store were nf a holiday. During August Advertisin g