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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

WASHINGTON. d. c., aug. a.
Practically every day now President
Wilson may be seen riding In an open
auto in Rock Creek Park or on the
Virginia highway leading TO Mr.. Ver-
o The latter In his favorite ride.
Tho president wears u little stiff
brimmed straw han which he holds
tightly with his right hand. He looks
much older than a year ago; the
lines In his face have greatly deepen
ed. He still does only about 10 per
cent Of u normal days work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

the cost of food, continues TO mount.
Figures gathered by the department
of labor show that on June 10 last the
average family expenditure wns 2 per
cent higher than on May IS; IN May
the expenditure vas . per cent high
or than In April; and In April the
expenditure vas 8 per cent higher
than in March. Since January of
this year the family expenses have
increased . per cent. Tho cost OF
food since 1913 has gone up on an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

How the democratic convention
happened to nominate Cox is ex-
planned in different ways by return .
ing boom managers who have talked
with Joe Tumulty.
According to Joe. It runs somthing
like this: Bob Woolley turns up.
I'VE could have put Mac over II
Il had not been for those COMPOUNDED
undated kilograms saying that Mac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

Political PARTIES are not corpora
lions. They are. private Institutions.
There n no more reaso why q dsmr
ocrnt should have a voice In the Sc
vicnh verAh than thnt tho unitnrhins or
Christian b~cienfigtB should have a
voice ~ the selection ~ a successor
to Hiahpp HenDe9sy IN the diocese OF
Wichiun And yet there Ia no pfae-
tlcal way OF preventing II,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

IL Is the shyster'B best hope to wig
gle himself into office. Any man hav-
Ing twenty or thirty or~lifty dollars
an buy II place on the party ticket
and have a gamblers chance OF vim
ming a fat state or county %cfflce; for
30 per cent OF the people do not
know he men running for state Of
flces and II the HeallawaR happens TO
have II favorable place on the primary
ticket, or an attractive name. lie Is
likely to get "a majority OF the vote
cast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09

AT the primary election two years
ago took the pains TO ascertain
what proportion OF the people know
those who were then running for State
offices. ] &C I'D not find a single voter
who knew all OF them. l do not think
that more than 8 per cent even knew
as many as half OF them. / venture
the assertion that there wasn't one
persoH In Wichita TuesdQy who knew
all tho candidates he voted for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
A MONDAY SERMONETTE ON
POLITICAL MORALS

TExT:-"No representative Of the Journal p~articipat-
cd in the conferences (that in the executive mansion Mt which
our governor abandoned the policy of a lifetime and came
out as an active candidate for a Nomination. or advised the
governor to be q candidate"
are not even committed to the Larrazolo candi-
dacy.'
From the Editorial Columns Of the Morning Journal.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
200 Dust and Moth Proof Bags,
Very Special at Soc Each

We have just purchased this lot of Gar
ment Bags that specially treated to pre-
when once they are put away in these bags.
They are 26 u inches wide and So inches long.
We believe it to be the best possible value.
100 PkEs. Tea. 1Oc Package
Two-ounce Pkg India and Ceylon Tea. of
a high grade and excellent for serving iced.
Try it at demonstration booth
Hand-panted Scrap Basket, shopworn.
S1.JO: 81.
8 Fruit Baskets, slightly shopworn, soc
each; $1.35.
10 Mexican Shopping Baskets shopworn,
SOC each; were 81.
10 Mexican Shopping Baskets shopworn,
Small Size Willow Clothes Basket,
slightly imperfect, 81; s195.
Splint Clothes Baskets slightly imper-
feet 85c each; SITS.
Small Size Market Baskets slightly i'm
perfect. soc each; were s1.25.
Splint Market Baskets, slightly imper-
feet, soc each; were 81.
2 White Enameed Kitchen Stools, slightly
imperfect. S1.5O each: were $3.50.
1 Round White Enameled Bathroom Ham
per, slightly damaged. $3.50; was $3.50
aged. 75c each: were 1925
White Enameled Dish Drainers, slightly
shopworn. $3.50 each; were 1895.
1 Infants White Enameled Bath Tub,
slightly damaged, $3; was IS.
Small Oval Frame Bathroom Mirror
slightly imperfect 1895; was $3.50
Large Size White Japanned Bread Boxes,
slightly damaged. 95c each were SIPS.
cial, $1.35 each
1 White Enameled Bed Pan. slightly dam
aged. $1.5O; was 81.
1 Medium Size White Tea Kettle. slightly
damaged. $1.95; 1925.
/ Small Size Round White Dish Pan.
slightly damaged. $1.2s; was $1.75.
slightly damaged $1S5; was $2.70.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
ALCOHOL BURNS BOY
TRYING TO FRY EGGS
Lad Saved by Unknown Man, Who
Uses Coat in Smother
ing Flames.

Rudolph Robinson, eleven years old.
of 1912 X street. is in a critical con-
dition at Emergency Hospital suffer-
ing from burns received as the re-
suit of a bottle of alcohol catching
fire. The timely act of an unidenti-
fed colored man. who threw his coat
about him and extinguished the
flames, possibly saved his life.
The Robinson boy, with his play
mate, James kuffner. eight-year-old
the kuffner apartment, at 1871
street when it was suggested that
eggs be fried for lunch over an alco-
hoI stove. The Robinson boy, whose
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
inson poured alcohol from a oottie
into a can under the lamp. according
to the Kuffner boy. He left the bot
tie. uncorked. nearby, and when ne
struck a match the fumes ignited-
In an instant the Robinson boy was
ablaZe from head to foot. while MS
companion was burned on MS hana-
Screaming, the boys ran into the nall
way Young Robinson started Tor MS
home several doors away. AS ne ran
along X street colored man ran up,
and removing his own coat placed IL
about the boy and smothered the na1nes
He took the boy into the h street
home. from where he was removed 10
Emergency Hospital.
a neighbor, who witnessed the act
of the colored man, thanked him Tor
his prompt act 1t developed the
mans coat was badly burned
The kuffner boys hand, which was
burned, was treated by his father. A
neighbor in the apartment threw wa
ter on the flames and eXunguished
them before any damage was done to
the apartment.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Wash Dress Goods

Dress lengths Of Printed Voile from to s
yards to piece. 5ac yard. 75c; 75c yard
ST. 95c yard. s1.25: 81 yard. was
$50; Is yard. was $175; $1.5O yard, was 50.
100 Remnants of Organdy. Wolfe. Percale.
Gingham and Crepe; in lengths of 1 to 1Z
yards. at one-half their marked prices
to 4 yard lengths Japanese Crepe, 55c
yard: was 75c.
to yard lengths Serpentine Crepe, 4Oc
yard: was soc.
to yard lengths Printed Wolfe, Soc yard;
was 75c.
to yard lengths Printed Wolfe, TIC yard:
was 81.
to yard lengths Printed Wolfe, s5c yard;
was $3.50.
to yard lengths Printed voile. 81 yard:
was $1.25.
to 4 yard lengths Printed Wolfe, $l.25
yard: was $1.75.
to yard lengths Printed Wolfe. $3.50
yard: was So. I
Dress Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Fridnv Neckwear
OFFERINGS

"a Colored Organdy Guimpes.
in green, lavender. blue. pink and
mulberry; can be used for coats.
suits and sweaters $3.50 each;
we're s3.75 and $3.50.
4 Organdy Vestee Sets, in pink.
blue and yellow; ruffled trimmed.
$1.OO each: were $3.50.
s Oreandy Guimp and Cuff Sets
with black ribbon run through
neck and cuffs; in blue. pink.
yellow and old rose. $3.50 each;
were S375.
% Lace Collars, fiat atzshape. soc
each: were 81.
55 Lace Collar and Cuff Sets,
nat collars. $1.OO each: were
$3.50.
16S Hemstitched Organdy Col
lars and Cuffs. rolled style. 25c
each; were SOC.
Neckwear Section. First floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Friday Specials in
Bows Wear

Boys and Youths' Shirts, $1.45
each: were $2 md $3.50. 73 of
these splendid shirts; neckband
style with turn-back cuffs; good
assortment of patterns; sizes
12k to IA neckband.
80 pairs KntckerbOckers, &1.75
pair: were $2.75. Boys Blue
Palmer Linen Knickerbockers
sizes IL to II years.
BOys' Raincoata. $S.95 each;
were $3.50. Bestyette make; tan
rubberized fabric; sizes 16 and
18 years.
10 Dozen Wash Suits. S2.4s
each: were up to 1850. Excep-
tiona1 quality and best styles in
Bows Wash Suits: in all white
and plain colors: long and short
sleeve styles; broken sizes to
10 years
Boys Blouses, special, CSC each.
10 dozen OF these splendid
Blouses, assorted colored stripes
and a few plain white. Their
equal is usually marked at dou-
BILE the price
Boys Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Bedwear

l Pink Silk Lambs Wool
Filled Comfort, slightly soiled,
SIS; was SIS.
l Blue Silk Lambs Wool
Filled Comfort, slightly soiled,
SO; was $5.
| Blue Silk Lambs Wool
Comfort, slightly soiled, SIS;
was SIS.
4 Wool Indian Blankets, 50
each; were $3.50.
S Satin-Finished Spreads, S.
each; were $50.
8 Corded Dimity Scalloped
Spreads, with cut-out corners.
3 #. by 6 in. $3.z5 each; were
S..
S Scalloped Figured Pique
Spreads, with cut -out corners,
S each; were $3.50.
Blanket Section. Second Floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Won1en's Dresses

| Turquoise and White Satin
Barre Sport Dress, size SO, SIS;
was $125.
| White Shantung Sport
Dress, trimmed in gobelin blue :;
size Sc. S5; was SIS.
l White Shantung Sport
Dress, with collar, cuffs and
pockets of white angora; size
"a. $45; was sos.
l Coral and White Crepe de
Chine Sport Dress, size SO, S45;
was SIS.
2 Fan-ta-si and Crepe de
Chine Sport Dresses, one gold
and one green; size 50. Sos
each: were $85.
2 Pussy Willow Silk Dresses,
one navy and white, one navy
and sand; size So. Sos each;
were $S5.
2 Black and White Pussy
Willow Dresses, sizes SO and 40,
$65 each; were SS5 and sos.
3 Black Wolfe Dresses. rib
bon trimmed; sizes So. 40 and
AZ. $195e each; were $3.50.
A group OF soiled Wolfe and
Organdy Dress including
white, maize, orchid and copen.
Sizes "a. 36 and So. $3.50 each;
were $3.50 to SIS.
l White Wolfe Dress, slightly
soiled; size "a, S.; was $40.
Dress Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Silk Underluear

II Flesh Crepe de Chine and
Satin Envelope Chemise in
camisole and corset cover
style, trimmed with val lace
and shirred georgette and rib
bon rosebuds. Sizes 36 to a.
$3.95 each; were $3.50.
1o Philippine Nainsook En-
velope Chemise, in corset COW
er style, hand-embroidered and
scalloped. Sizes Sc to AZ. SOS
each: were $3.50
II Nainsook Envelope Chem
Use, hand-embroidered and hn-
ished with hemstitching. Cami-
sole and corset cover style;
sizes Sc to a. $1.95 each; were
275.
Underwear Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Friday Sale Of
Bm1deuu Brossieres
AZ Fab
45c Zach

Only small quantity Of about
three dozen Brassieres. made of
lightweight pink material; fas-
ten at the back; sizes 80 to 40.
5 pairs Madame Irene and Lily
of France Corsets, Of broche and
couti1, low bust and long skirt
model; sizes 81, %. % and rs. $5
pair; were $40.
3 pairs c. B. Corsets. pink cou-
til with wide elastic at waistline; :;
long hip sizes 20 and 21. $3
pair; were 81.
3 pairs P. N. Front-lacing Cor
sets. of pink coutil. low bust and
long skirt; size 29- $3.50 pair;
were $3.50.
s pairs Net Corsets, with elas-
tic waist1ine; size -. 75c pair;
were $3.50.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Special Size Apparel

! Navy Tricolette Dress in tun-
ic style with wide girdle. Size
Az $45; was $95.
/ Navy Satin Dress with tunic,
narrow belt and braid trimming.
Size 441s. $45; was $50.
1 Navy Crepe de Chine Dress,
belted and trimmed with colored
worsted embroidery: draped skirt
Size 421a $45; was $65.
l Copen Georgette Dress with
deep girdle; braid trimmed. Size
40h $3.50; was $50.
l Navy Combination Dress of
georgette and satin. Size 44k.
$35; was $50.
2 Tan Tricolette Skirts with
gathered backs; waist measure
80 and "a. $3.50 each; were s25.
s Navy Tailored Serge Skirts.
waist measures SO to A. $3.50
each: were SIS.
/ Navy Serge Suit, braid trim
med size as. $35; was sS5.
1 Navy Wool Poplin Suit, braid
bound and belted. Size 461z.
$3.50; was $50.
2 Black Gabardine Suits in
belted models. Sizes 421ls and
49,. $29.5O each: were $50.
1 Oxford Suit, tailored; size
421a. $29.50; was $50.
1 Taupe Gabardine Suit. in
belted model size 3S1s. $3.50;
was $50.
Special Size Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Infants Wearables

Is Children's Wash Dresses,
in white or colors, made one
piece or waist styles and fln-
ished with tucks or colored en-
broidery, shocking or lace.
s1S5 each; were S2.75 to 81.
3 Dozen Children's Gauze
Vests, in summer weight !;
soiled from display. z5c each
were Soc.
II Children's Silk and Lisle
Vests, with low necks and short
sleeves. Soc each; were 81.
II Pairs Children's Muslin
Drawers, trimmed with tucks
and embroidery. Size 2 years.
3Sc each; were 75c.
10 Children's White Milan
Hats, trimmed with band and
streamers of white grosgrain
ribbon. Small sizes. $l.4S
each: were $2.7s.
4 Children's Black or Brown
Milan Hats, in poke shape,
trimmed with ribbon band and
streamers. SENS each; were
$3.50.
infxnts' Section. Fourth Fiooe
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Won1en's Skirts

F1esh-colored Georgette
Skirt, with pin tucks. deep
hem and tie sash. Size %,
S18.7s; was $3.50.
Flesh-colored Georgette
Skirt, with tie sash and hem
stitching. Sl3.75; was SIS.
Light Green Baronet Satin
Skirt, with set-in pockets and
belt. Size 26. S13.75; was $3.50.
2 Taupe Satin Skirts, with
fancy pockets and belted. Size
80. $3.50 each: were $3.50.
2 Blue Tricolette Skirts, with
inset pockets and belted. Size
%. $16.75 each; were SIS.
White Tricolette Skirt, with
set-in pockets and button trim
med. Size 26. S1675; was SIS.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Friday Reductions on
Mems White Oxfords S.. rs
We're $3.50 to $3.50
Were $3.50 to $3.50

About Is pairs of Mems White Canvas
Oxfords, made in two different models, both of
which are desirable and good looking The
quality is of the best, though some may be
slightly soiled and mussed from handling and
trying on.
With Leather soles Sizes 8, s1z, 9 and o1x A; T.
H. 9, o1z and 10 B 6z, T. TX, 8 and C; g. oH 10,
IoH and II D.
With Rubber soles-Sizes 3d. 9, TO- 1oH and II
A. 6H, 81, g. 10, 1oH and II B; 6. 6H, 7, TX,
8H, g, 91z, TO- 10H and II C; e. 8, 9, oH and 10 D.
Tan Oxfords, SITS Pair; were $l1 Tan Neolin Sole
Oxfords, nice round toe model comfortable Shoe
for weather; remaining lots to be closed out
Sizes 7, 8, 80, g. oH 10 and IoH A; oH 81z O.
o1z TO- 1oH and II B; 6, 6H. I, Tx, 9, o1z, 1oH and
II c; 9, o1A TO- IoH and II D.
Imitation Wing tip O,fords SITS Pair; were sl3
Narrow toe model in mahogany colored calfskn imi-
tation wing tip; sizes to H. AA to widths
Mems ShoesF floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Children's Shoe
Reductions

25 pairs Tan Play Oxfords. neat
square toe model. with welt
soles; sizes 8. Sk, 9 and 9kD.
$1.s5 pair: were $3.75.
43 pairs Growing Girls Tan
Calfskin Pumps. perforated imi-
tation wing tip and military heel:
sizes 4. AZ. 5. s, 6k and 7AA /:
az. 4. Az. 5. 51h. 6. 6k and IA;
2k. 3. 3h. 4. Az. S, 5h. 6. 6E
and 7B: 2s. 3, 3k. 4, and SIC.
$5.75 pair; were So.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Friday Specials
Printed Foulard Silks

Printed Fouard Silks of exceptionally desirable
grade; in wide range of figured and floral pat
terms and blues, green's black and other col
ors; 40 inches wide. $2.95 yard $375 to $3.50.
Cream Fuji Pongee for mems shirts womens
dresses, separate waists. $500 yard; was $3.50
% Remnants Japanese Broche Wash Silk Shirt
ings; to yard lengths; 81 inches wide 81 yard;
was $4
10 Remnants Black Crepe de Chine, 2 to 6-yard
lengths. $ yard; was S4
20 Yards Black Charmeuse Silk $3.50 yard; was
$3.50
so Yards Navy Blue Charmeuse, $3.50 yard.
Section Secopd floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
HszN July
f4 Victor Records

l Think I'll Get Wed in the Sum- ! JOBS
mer.-Sir Harry Lauder. Sl.z5
Goodbye, Sweet Day-M erie
Alcock 45lzs
The Meeting of the Waters-Merle s1.eo
Alcock.
Who'll Take the Place of Nary !
Crescent Trio. 1917,
Marion you'll Soon Be Marryn' ise.i 90.
Me)-Rachel Grant Billy Muir CSC
ray.
The Moon Shines on the Moon
shne-Sidney Phillips. ,ox,,
SO Long! Oo-Long (How Long You 1877 Se.
Gonna Be Gone? ?)-Victor Rob- ''~
Alexandria-Fox-trot-Jo eph c.
Smiths Orchestra. 186z3
Oriental Stars -One-step-Joseph &c
c. Smiths Orchestra.
Oh! By lingo Medley Fox-trot-
All Star Trio. 7shok
Nobody But You-Medley Fox-trot Sis s1S
Palace Trio.
The Tolls Are Pitch'd-Laura Lit
tlefeld. 1shzI
They Bid Me sleep-Laura Little $50 Ssc
field.
Red Seal Records
Samson and Delilah (My Heart at 64s77
Thy Sweet Voice)-Besanzoni sl.oo
Greatest Miracle of A1l-Sophie / 64ss7
Bras1au. ) sIoo
I,rro-Enr;co c,rrso ! 8S6l7
$150
p.-..re.- Alfred cor+o+ ! 1853
S1.50
Scotch p.s.o~.,. Mech, E,r,. 1884
o0oeN" ) S1.o0
Les Files De Cadix-Amelita CALI l 64SSS
Curci Sl.oo
Bohems- -orvil's Harold. } ;sss So
The Girl of the Golden West / 1856
Edward Johnson. $1.00
The Barefoot Trail-John McCor- I 64s7s
mack ) Sl,00
Espana Rapsodie - Philadelphia , 746zl
Orchestra. ! S1Se
Rigoletto - Monologo -Renato z46zz
Zanelli Sl5O
victrola Section, Fourth Aoor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
| Friday Remnants Specials and Reductions
1900 Yards Handmade Filet Laces
35c to $3.75 Yard
Eros,a Il to II I Thaxa Reo141 ar11z

Everyone who appreciates the beauty and durabil
lty of Handmade Fiet Laces and the numerous ways
in which they may be used will be glad to take ad
vantage of the opportunity that these very special
prices present.
In this lot widths and patterns that in
comparable for handsome curtains lingerie, house
hold linens, frocks, b1ouses, neckwear-and
practically all
The widths range from the picot edge to the
fashionable collar widths inches edges
serons in variety of designs of which match and
others odd.
Take advantage of these low prices in fine ace
in connection with of the pretty articles will make
while this
floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Manufacturer
Sample Waists
Specially Priced, SITS

Just SO of these manufacturers
samples made of georgette in
white, flesh. taupe. navy and
bisque in embroidered and beaded
styles. Blouse and overblouse
models with long or short sleeves.
All sizes in the lot. An average
saving of at least half.
Also the following:
IS Waists taken from regular
stock and reduced for tomorrow.
Made of georgette in bisque, ma
hogany, navy and taupe, of flesh
satin and black silk in tailored
and dress styles. All sizes in the
lot. $3.05 each: were $5.75 to
s11.75
35 Colored Flowered Organdy,
Rose Organdy and White Batiste
Waists in tie-on and tailored
styles, 81 each; were $2.95 to
s4.75.
dozen Manufacturers Sample
Lingerie Waists in tailored and
ace trimmed styles, $1.85 each;
were $2.95 to $3.50.
dozen Lingerie Waists of
voile and batiste, frilled, tucked.
tailored or lace trimmed. $2.9S
each; were SIS to S6.75.
Waist Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Children's Under.uear

II Pairs Boys Gauze Draw
ers, in knee lengths. Sizes so,
81 and "a. 75c pair; were
$3.50.
II Boys High-neck, Long
sleeves Gauze Vests, sizes %,
30 and 81. Slightly soiled. 75c
each: were $l.50.
10 Dozen Children's Jersey
Ribbed Bloomer Combination
Suits to fit children 3 to II
years old. Sl.00 each; were $l25.
Underwear Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Please remember that Friday Remnant Merchandise
exchangeabLe c. o. D. approval;
mail phone orders accepted
Ha,7n1ocks
Specially Priced

10 Swing HammockS with wood
spreaders and head rests. $3.85
each; were $6.
9 Khaki Couch Hammocks with
adjustable head rests and wind
shields. $11.9O each: were SIS.
Baby Hammocks. suitable to
be used in an automobile or any
where else desired. $5.95 each;
were $S.
Toy Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Chidren's Hosiery

81 pairs Children's Pink SILK
Hose in plain style with double
soles and high spliced heels.
Sizes Z. TN, 8k. 9 and 9k.
81 Children's Plain Black Silk
Hose with double soles and high
spliced heels. Sizes and 71a. =
pair: were So.
10 pairs Children's Fine Ribbed
Black Silk Plated Hose in size 8
only. 81 pair; were 81.
Hosiery Section, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
TO GET FRISCO RETURNS.
City Club Members Will Keep Up
With Convention,

Members of the City Club will be
able to sit in comfortable chairs at
the clubhouse on Farragut Square and
receive returns from the democratic
convention by special bulletins.
Through an arrangement with a To-
cal newspapAr, these bulletins will be
supplied over special telephone wire
and will be typewriter for distribu-
tion among the members of the club.
This service will be offered between
noon and pm. and between and IL
pm, from the time the balloting
starts until the democratic nominee is
selected.
Members of the club are permitted
to take guests to enjoy this feature of
the club service.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Friday Sale of
Won1en's Colored
Silk Hose
500 Pair. Were 500

Just twenty dozen pairs OF
these Silk Hose in the shades of
gray, taupe, beaver and tan; full
assortment of sizes. Offered at
exactly one-ha1f price.
And the following:
70 Pairs Women's White Silk
Lisle Hose, irregular weave; sizes
9 81 and 10. 75c pair; were
$3.50.
SO Pairs Women's Full Fash
ioned Black Lisle Hose; sizes 8h
and only. Special price SOC
pair.
Also a table Of various quality
Silk, Lisle and Cotton Hose at
reduced prices.
Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Travelling Goods

II Wardrobe Trunks of medium
size with dark green fiber cover
and walnut binding. The interior
finished in cretonne. Four large
roomy drawers and provision
made for woman's hat and shoes.
$39.75 each; were SAT.
One lot of Overnight bags"
black genuine cowhide; COLLAPSE
BILE bottom: silk moire and leather
Innings. IA. Is and 16-inch sizes.
$11.75 each; were SIS.
One lot of Tan Travelling Bags
of genuine cowhide with heavily
reinforced corners; good locks
and catches: leather Innings; three
pockets. 16 and 1S-inch sizes.
$13.75 each; were $3.50 and
$3.50.
Travelling Goods Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Voile Breakfast Goats
SneciaI. SITS

A special lot of Wolfe Breakfast
Coats in figured or plaid pat
terms, with swiss collars and
cuffs. In f1ounce effect finished
with fancy ruffling, pockets and
adjustable belts.
Also the following
13 Flowered Cotton Crepe
Kimonos, belted with elastic;
trimmed with washable satin
ribbon: in rose and old blue.
1875 each; were $5.
Z Pink Japan Crepe
<imonos. belted with sash. En-
broidered in colored chrysanthe-
mum pattern. Finished with
loose pocket sleeves. $3.95 each;
were SIS.
Neglige Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Jersey Suits and
Ridin9 Habits

10 Wool Jersey Suits made with
belts and patch pockets. Very
desirable mixtures such as green.
brown, blue and rose. Sizes "a
to A. $23.75 each: were $35.
3 White Liner Riding Habits
with long tailored coats and full
cut breeches, $10.75 each; were
$35.
Jersey Suit Section. Third Floor
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Mems Umbrellas

7 Mems Black Union Silk
Umbrellas, with assorted wood
P. w. handles, sterling silver
trimmed. S.45 each, plus tax;
were So.
5 Mems Black Piece Dyed
Tape Edge Umbrellas, with P.
w. and opera shape handles.
$3.25 each; were S..
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Woodward &Lothrop
Women's Suits

20 Wool Suits in navy, tan.
black, checks and mixtures. Some
made with ripple coats and nov
city pockets, while others are
more tailored with long straight
lines. Sizes "a to A.. $29.55
each; were SIS and $50.
1 Tan Silk Tricolette Sport Suit
made sweater effect with long
coat finished with patch pockets
and scarf collar. $65; was 800.
Suit Section, Third Floor