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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
HAGEN, TITLE HOLDER,
IN BR| T|SH CONTESTS
America Will Participate in the
Championship With Best
British Talent.
Nv Associated press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Now York, June 2 Walter &. ilngen
Of Rochester, N Y, the national open
title holder. has gone TO England To take
part in the British open championship
competition, which viii begin at Deal,
England, on June % The kentiah course
is laid out over the sand dunes bordering
the North Sea and the pick of the best
British professional talent and hall o score
of lirst-class amateurs viii make up the
field OF contestants against whom the
small team of American professionals,
headed by Hagen, viii have to compete.
In Hagen the United stnte8 has a reai
home-hred professional golfer, who has
learned everything he knows about the
game ON this side Of the Atlantic Ocean.
Born ut Rochester. \ Y, - years ago,
Hagen was first attracted to the ancient
game when az a schoolboy he spent his
evenings on the local club course working
as caddie Although from his earliest
efforts to master the intrlcncics OF the
links game Hagen gave promise OF IN.
usual proficiency, II was not until the 1911
Of 1913 that he jumped into public notice
That was the year IN which Francis
Ouinet tied with and subsequently, dc.
feated the British experts, Vardon and
Raw. in the national open championship
tournament at the Country Club, Brook
line. Mass This famous trio had scores Of
3Oi each, while there was n qladr1ple tie
for fourth place between Hagen, JIM
Barnes, Macdonald Smith and Louis
Taller. the French professional, with
scores of 3n7 each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
ATHLETICS WIN
DOUBLE-HEADER
Mack's Nine Wins Third Straight
Game, in Hard Hitting
Contest.

In game featured with home runs,
the Braves triumphed over the I'hililes
So, despite the fact that three OF the four
homers were made by members OF the
Cravath elan, two being secured by asey
Stengel. Myers hit routed the Giants,
when Brooklyn made a clean sweep OF the
ceries by late rallies. The win made the
sixth straight for the Brooklynites. The
st Louis Cardinals won over the Pirates
IN fifteen innings. 81. The Reds pulled
the Cubs down yesterday, 6-5, going into
second place. while the Cubs dropped to
third place The Reds scored the winning
run without q hit.
= The Athletics won both ends OF double
header over Boston yesterday, making
their record three straight. The Mack
PLAYERS did some mean work with the
stick and drove Harper and Bush from
the mound Detroit won over Cleveland,
lilo. in smuggling contest. New ork
won its ninth straight game by rolling up
big score on the Senator's Ruth, New
York 5 batting star. started his first game
of the season rs Il pitcher, hut retired IN
the fifth after his team had piled up ten
run lead. st Louis and Chicago were IDLE
on account of rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
CITY VS.. COUNTY
GAME TO Be HELD
Officials to Have Ball Game on
Harlan Field. Proceeds to Go
to Charity.

Due to the fact that city officials
especially members of City Council, have
been exceptionally busy with the annual
city budget, they have had no time to
think Of The proposed baseball game be-
tween city and county officials. the pro-
Cccds to 20 to charity.
Now that this period Of anxiety is
passed il is thought the game will soon
take place The county mon have been
practising for some time tut the city
fathers have yet 70 take their spring
Capcrs :,
The city has some fairly good bill
nlaycrs nj lcnst they were some years
ago. In order to try out his men Man
agcr George Il. LYON will hold q practice
Friday afternoon at ; O'clock city time
Place az practice Will be decided later, Int
il is hopcd to hc able to practice ~ Harlan
Field Some Of the men who should TIC
able 10 play il they have not gone back
too far are Councilman John J Mulvcna,
n former star of the Rrovnson nine.
Councilman James u MCNanus. Park
side PLAYER of years gone hy and cmt'
rootcr for the present champs Council
man Alexander r. Ahrahams, an old
acmi-prnf league player councilman Tier
man u. Faulkner. pride Of the South
Wilmington baseball nlneS Ter many
wears Cuy Engineer Harry / MAR, old
Warren athlete. Assistant Chief Engineer
Alfred = Hirzcl. high school and college
,,laver of rcnown. CITY Surveyor Edward
i kocstcr. another college player Iadoc
Pool. Niddlptowns famous second
socker and Citv Solicitor John W Huxley,
a star who helped make Delaware COLLEGE
famous. In addition to the above several
we'll known hall PLAYERS arc on the police
force and will help strengthen the city
foam. among them orc Horace Mcdaniel,
Mike Jordan. Edward Dutton. Harry
Hawke and Rob Bowman,
II begins Ia look as Il there Will he :
game suon. possibly next week
lack MCGOWAN has offered his ser
vices a. umpire and tho Harlan officials
have donated the use Of Harlan Field for
the game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
UNION BOAT CLUB
AFTER GRAND CUP
Harvard University Will Not De
fend It's Possession of Gov
eted Honor.


By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Boston, June 2 Harvard University
will not defend its possession oi THEFT rama
Challenge cup, won at the English Henley
regatta Of 1914 but Harvard crew,
rowing under the colors of the Union
Boat Club Of this city, is training Tor an
attempt to keep the trophy in this ooun-
try All indications now arc that this
crew will be Americas only representa-
tivcs Mt the classic English aquatic meet
ting, to he held July ID, except for pos
siblc entries in individual and doubles
events. Financing Of the trip Is assured, 1T
is understood, and only nm upset IN form
at the last moment would prevent the
participation of the Americans.
10 comply with the Henley conditions
requiring that no professional coachlng
for candidate crews be employed for three
months prior to the race. tho direction oil
the crews preparation has been placed IN
the hands of Robert f. llcrrick, chairman
of the Harvard graduate rowing commit
tee. MIR. Herrick was the coach Of the
Harvard crew which won at Henley IN
1914.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
FELTON, PLAYS WELL.
Down State Team Has Closed Highly
Successful Season.

FELTON,, June Fiction High School
baseball team, although young and mex
perienccd has just closed successful
season. OF the ten games played, record
of six victories and four defeats were
made. Although this may not look like II
very good record TO some readers, 1T must
be remembered that the players were
Young and before this season had never
PLAYED on baseball team.
Special mention should be made of the
battery FELTON, has had this year; Joe
Steward, pitcher, and Reynolds, catcher.
These two have played good ball IN every
game.
THE GAMES.
FELTON, High, Z; Caesar Rodney, s.
FELTON, High, Is; Harrington High, 3.
FELTON, High, ;; Wesley Collegiate
Institute, Q.
FELTON, High, A; Milford, l3
FELTON, High, :; Smyrna High, ID
FELTON, High, 81 Dover High, 3.
FELTON, High, q; SMYRNA High, TO-
FELTON, High, Z; Frankford QDel) High,
FELTON, High, 10; frankfort CDcl) High,
FELTON, High, 16; Harrington High, |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
MATINEE SEASON TO
OPEN NEXT SATURDAY
VIII be Inaugurated at Elsmere
by Delaware Horse Show
Association.

The Delaware Horse Show Association
oncns its 1920 season AZ the Elsmere
track on Saturday afternoon, june ;. with
a very interesting program, which Is as
follows
Emily B.. br. m. Austin Burns Ed
ward Goodwin
News BOY. b. &. Sidney Prince. Robert
Betty Bros
Leading Lady, hr- m, unknown, n !.
Hayden.
CLASS Il.
Miss Wiltcndale. oh N Wiltendale
l. O Ross
Dan Morgan. h. g. Morgan Axwor'hy.
John Zebley
Frank ". b. z. NJ. P Newton
CLASS III
Kenneth, B. z, CrystalIion. Coweview
! Walnut Maid. b. z. Walnut Hall,
William DeWecs.
Ned l.. $ G, Inlne b, William 3.
Austin
Echo Hall b E, II F Lester.
CLASS ~,
Fleanore Wilson, b m, Bohemia Boy,
George Benson.
Torferdo. i. m, Admiral Dewey James
p Winchester.
Lillian Russell. ch M, Idle Jay. John
ZebIey.
Newton.
Peter Ward. b. e, Count Dashkoph,
William Ward
Shandon Bells, br s.. Chimes, David
Ford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
GRACE CHURCH TAKES TWO.
Large Crowds Witness Games Morning
and Afternoon of Decoration Day.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. June 2-Grace Church
baseball club, Of Wilmington. took the
double header from tho MiIlshoro club.
on the latter diamond, Monday, before
the largest crowds that have witnessed
games on the Indian river boys diamond
this wear. The morning game Was hard
fought and resulted in a score Of 70 Q.
while the afternoon game was Won by a
score OF : to l. Score morning game;
Grace Church o O Q Q Q ] o.
Millsboro. ........O @ 0 0 0 0 90
Battery Grace Church, Meyers and
Southwell; Millsboro. Jones and Hoch.
Umpire, Mitchell. Struck out, by Jones.
II: Movers. 8. Base on balls, of Meyers,
/. Hits off Jones, ?; off Meyers, 6.
Grace Church. 30 0O3 OIL
Millsboro. .......l 0 0 0 0 @ OIL
Battery, Grace Church, Ingram and
Southwell; Millsboro Lawson and Hoch
Umpires, Layton and Mitchell Struck
out, by Ingram, s; Lawson, Z. Base on
balls, off Ingram. 2; Lawson, !. Hits of
Ingram, 5; off Lawson g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
WECCACOE WINS.
Defiance League Game Lost by Tenth
warders When Long Pitches Well.

Weccacoe has the lead u The Defiance
League today hv defeating Tenth Ward
Yesterday. 10 to : The game WIS fast
and WINS witnessed Nv fair aizod crowd
Weccacoc fought m uphill fight, over
coming Tenth Ward early lead Of SLY runs
gained in the first few innings Long
pitched clever game for Weccacoe. hold
ing his opponents 20 two hits. loose field
ing IN the early innings resulting IN runs
for the Tenth Wardera Tonight the
Third Ward and Belmont teams VIII play
md il IS likely That Buck NngIl and Luke
Lutz will oppose each other II this game
score hy innings y II. p
Tenth Ward Z q q q 2 z
Wocracoc. 003 l31 10 10 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
DEFIANCE ATHLETIC DANCE.

The Defiance Athletic Association viii
hold another learners class III old-time
dancing, this evening, at the ASSOCIATION
room al Second and Jackson streets.
Under the expert teaching Of ten Of the
citys best old-time dancers, the class
has advanced rapidly. Dancing VIII be-
gin promptly at Q o'clock with Bird )
Orchestra furnishing the music Tonight
will be known us an open night and any
body, whether q club member or not, is
invited To attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
GRACE WINS TWO.

Grace added another pair If victories
H. thor lisi Nv winning two games from
the Nilshoro club on Memorial Day. o
and II. Tho first contest was = pitchers
battle between Chief Myers for Grace
and Jesse Jones for hiliahoro Myers
allowed five hifs. while Jones fanncd severn
tenu and allowed bit two hits III he
afternoon game tho down state nlnc
started he scoring IN tho opening see
sion. INIT the Wilmington players we're not
long piilnR III runs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
BIG GAME TOMORROW.

The parkcsbufg team viii be the at
traction on Harlan Field tomorrow after
noon. when they will meet the reorRnnized
Wilmington nine The purpose Of the
game tomorrow is 20 develop midweek
ball md If t. is seen TINT his desired, u ~
the nlan to hold rndweek games with the
best professional teams Of this section Of
the country.
The game will not begin until $50, in
order to give everyone an opportunity
to soc the contest A general sbake-up haa
taken place IN the Wilmington team and
the team that goes on the field tomorrow
will include some new faces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02

Keeps in Touch With Presidential Cam
pnign, He Tells bishops.

Rome, May 3i--Great interest ~
recent events IN the United States and
Mexico was shown by Pope Benedict To-
day in rece wing MDnsignor Daniel i.
lIeeIaan, bishop of Fall River, Joseph J.
Rice, bishop u Burlington, and Sanchez
pafedis, archbishop ~ Puebla, Mexico
10 the latter he expressed his anxiety over
recent happenings ia Mexico and express
ed the hope that country may soon be-
come tranquil
To the American prelates he remarked
that he il following with interest the
coming Presdential caInpaIgn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
SALESIANUM WINS.

Salesianum Catholic High School won
a hard-fought game from the du Pont
High School, yesterday afternoon, az
Eden Park, p. Clark pitched well for
the Salesianum nine, flaming twelve,
while the rival moundsman, Jones, struck
out eleven. Score: X. H. D.,
Salesianum ] O j o 0 0 @ x-2
du Pont . ] . Q 0 Q Q Q Q o. .
Batteries Clarke and Quinn; Jones
and Ward Umpire 3adcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
WESLEY BEATS SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. June 2 Wesley COLLEGIATE
Institute baseball team won the second
straight victory yesterday from the Srnyr
ma High school. when il defeated the
visltora here Nv . score Of to g Tho
gntno was interesting from start r. finish
Scorn m r.
IL C.I 0l101 02ll7 &
SMYRNA % q q o J o 2 6 q Z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
AMUSE MENTS S.
"ruE FORTUNE TELLER At THE PLAY
IlnIaE.


picture. THE Fortune Teller, ut The
Playhouse, is proving popular MISS
Rnmhcau ia especially suited for the roic
of Renee Browning. the wife ot = scientist
and later the fortune teller N aide-show
of n circus She is suited not only because
If her wonderful wealth of dramatic
ycnius. that won for her the title at the
preatcst emotional star on the American
stage. hut also because It was she who
created the role Of Renee Browning ny her
appearance IN the stage version 81 inc
same play little over year ago the
spoken Fortune Teller was the dramatic
hit on Broadway The Fortune icHrr
IS a powerful story with compelling eltna-
tions AlSt John furnishes the comedy II
'Ship Alloy
CLEVER MTNsrRELs PLEASE GARmCK ~
TRoNg.
Real comedy features the m,nstrol
performances being gwen all tins week az
the Garrick Theatre hv Dumout
Emmett ! Wclch's Philadelphia troupe
In fact IL II an all-round treat The show
Il fun from start "a finish. and ono ~ the
boat that has been here thus season ~
comedians are naturally funny and their
comedy il vt the laugh producing variety
with nothing tn offend All new Preclal
tics Will 100 put tfil tiAti AA'tttA itft' NftAt
he matlnccs today and Saturday
OWEN MOORE Ar rHE SAVOY
rSooncr or Later. with Owen Moore as
,he star. il having its last showing to-day IT
the Savoy Theatre Local photopay fans
have found IL much - thor liking
maze az cases 81 mistaken identify keeps
things moving Rnd through All runs =
nleasinp love story commencing iamor
row and ior The balance ol the week,
louise Glaum Will be seen "a The last
showing Of 'ScN
CHARLES RAY Az THE sTlttNn.
II Charles Raw, The famous motion
plctalrc star, ever wants "a quit the pte-
lures there's great future waiting Tor
h,fu il the prize ring That WAS lae vcrdlct
III some 500 California iteht tans who
I watched tho filming II thc Ing scene "a
The Igg Crate Wallop Mir kaN s
+ latest Paramount Aircraft phatoplaN
I which IS M tic Strand Theatre today
FATTY Arhuchle is also or thr till
uornlxi Al rnr MAJESTIC
Uoudnl. who His been Thrilling Ma
Ycstlr audiences siucc Monday with la@
nietlrr Terror Island nl' hrue l-
fbrcc-tay run ~ csusv today Ills pc
tlrp i onc FL tile most absorbing and
mclo-,iramatlc seen Ia blue moon
Bccinnlnc tomorrow luuhrc frederick Is
ta come Ii The Woman ln Room +
This uicturc 4 the screen version ~ thC
play st hkc title that Acknowledges tie
authorship q! >alu >hapnan and Mas
MarClu
EVERY WOMAN. rlI SPECTACLE. At THE
QCEEN.
Wilmington is finding uru~aal enter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE.

81 Nary's defeated the Knights II
Columbus. III. ~ liaynafd Field last
night Jack llaycs was the bright light
Of the game ST Iledwip rnvr a - de-
feat IL the 81 Thomas team m a Catholic
Twilight League game. Alallor for 81.
IIedwipR allowed Int two hits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
AII.-WIININGT0N LEAGUE.

Interest in the Wilmington League
this week - ccntercl in the game between
parkaidc and Eleventh Ward. neither If
which have lost game thia season League
mcctinea of tho organization will he held
IN Thursday night ~ each week instead #
FRIDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02

st. Georges ...0t2o002O0 3 6 3
Fort du Point i0A 0012x-t5 II 4
Two-baso hits, Rhodes. Gam, satter-
field; three-basc hits, ] Wilson, towering;
struck out, by Gully, q; by Dyer, Z;
double plays, Gully 20 Wood; loft on bases,
st Georges, 5 Fort du Pont, 8; stolen
bases, Holiday, 2; Bakoy, | hit 10y pitch
cd hnll, Holiday, Gully, Rhodes; base on
balls, off Gully, 2; of Dyer, l. wild
nitrhcs DYER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
Excursion 10 Augustine.

The final meeting Of the excursion com
mittce Of the South Side-Eden and Ninth
Ward Athletic Clubs, who will give an
excursion 10 Augustine Beach tomorrow,
was held last night. at which final ar
rangements were completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
RUsHwoRTH DEFEATS DoNAHUE.

Matt Donahue was defeated BY Rush
worth at Gradv's last night in the pocket
billiard tournament for The city champion
ship. I00-S2 Nelson and Parish Will meet
IL the contest this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
ST. GEORGES LOSE.
Soldier Players Take Game on Decoration
Day Hy Score OF 15 to s.

The game Monday between st. Georges
and the Fort du Pont team, resulted in "A
victory for the latter by n score Of Is to 3.
The game was played at Fort du Pont.
Following was tho lineup and score.
az aWnUgTa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02

will g 20 who advertised in May 18th
issue Of the Every Evening concerning
house and Some furnishings please call OF
this office for important letter ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
ALL-STARS DEFEAT
AMERICAN MANGANESE
Take Game at New Castle From
Latter by Score OF
Is to 2.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

special I0rTespondehcc on Lively EVenIhg
New Castle, Del. June Pm the In
dustrial League baseball game. last even
ing, the All-Stars team defeated the
American Manganese Steel team by the
score of 10 TO ,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
GAMES TOMORROW

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York al Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg-
New York al Boston
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
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Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
American Mag Steel ! O @ ] O. z
All-Stars - 6 ] q 5 3-l5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. s: Philadelphia. 4
st LOUIS. 3. Pittsburg. 4 Us innings
BROOKLYN. 10. New York, 2.
Cincinnati. 6; Chicago, s..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics S. Boston. t.
Athletics. : Boston. , (second game).
Detroit. II: Cleveland, 10
- New York, II; Washington, 7.
81 louis-C hiCago {rain).
GAMES TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at 81. Louis
Detroit AZ Cleveland
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
It. Louis at Plttshurg.
Cincinnati IT Chicago
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Featuring Bags
Specials for Tuesday

So95 Duvetyn Bags, s5.5o-Mounted on
heavy shell frames. with handles to match; !;
fitted with purse and mirror; plated both
sides colors. tan, beaver, brown and gray.
$3.50 Chiffon Velvet Bags, S500-Shell
frames, with chain handles; fitted with purse
and mirror; finished at bottom with large
silk tassel
S. and $3.50 Velvet Bags, S4.98-Silk lined
with center compartment or with purse and
mirror Oxidized metal frames, covered or
beaded tops-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Upholstery Department

i. Suggesting Christmas Presents
Select any OF the following tomorrow-it
means saving in the cost.
Sofa Pillows, Sz35-These are regular at
So 3o5--last OF many different styles at only
s235.
Round Sofa Cushions, in various colors, at
tractiyely trimmed. $s.s5 instead Of $500
III Velour Cushions, S.95-De Luxe Sofa
Cushions cofors to aftistically. harmonic
with any scheme OF decoration,
], Runners, s3.9s, s4.o5. $6.95-These large size
Tapestry Table Runners can also be used as
Piano Scarfs-many at $685. and some at
$4o5 Extra heavy Velour Runners, copies
Of the Oriental, at S6:95.
Cedar Chests, S2485-Large size-some are
copper bound-all worth more than to-
inorrow's special price, $24S5.
Lace Curtains, S7.50-Marie Antoinette Lace
Curtains. latest designs, in white and ecru
Special at $3.50 pair.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Christmas Ribbons

Narrow Ribbons are very much in de-
mand for the fancy articles that make
such unique Christmas presents.
Figured Satin Ribbons, in pink, blue. white
and Nile; ~ to IA inches wide. at, yard. zoe.
z to "a inches wide, in pink, blue, maize and
white, at, yard, 1Oc.
10 yards to piece, in pink blue and white,
at Sc and 6oc piece.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Suede=like Tans, $l.75

In response to the great demand. for
these smart Tams we are again offering
a full line of colors. They make ideal
gifts and their usefulness is unlimited.
Colors, brown, red, navy, henna, etc.
Corsage Bouquets and Boutonnieres,
SOC, 75c, ST up to $3.9S
An excellent choice Of these dainty Bou-
tonnieres and Corsages, consisting Of violets,
orchids. American beauty roses, small fruit
and flower clusters, rose buds, also hair bands
of jet, gold and silver.
PaIais ROyaI-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1920-11-22

Women's' First Quality Wool-mixed Hose.
plain and ribbed, in brown, navy, green and
heather mixtures; all perfect-Main. Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Van Raalte, Onyx and Kayser
Silk Hose, $3.50

!, The quality lately sold at $3.50. Here now
at $3.50. Women's Ful-fashioned Pure Thread
Silk Hose, all-over silk or with Isle tops; all
sizes in white, black and wanted colors. All
oerfecf
Evening star., 1920-11-22

Silk Canisoles, $l.98

Silk Canlisoles, $l.9S
De luxe garments-a limited num-
Der acquired to sell at this less than
usual price. Of heavy satin and silk
crepe de chine, with trimmings Of
laees, ribbons and embroidered georgette.
Ribbon strap and built-up models. Extra
special at $l98.
Silk Petticoats, $3.9S
Made of pussy willow taffeta, in novelty
floral effects. Opening" special at $685..
Third Floor.
Envelope Chemise, $z.98
OF all-silk crepe de chine, some with
lace yokes, others plainly tailored, with
shoulder strap or built-up shoulders. Open
ing price, $298.
Bath Robes, $500
Women's $5.9S to $69S value Robes, made
OF Beacon Blankets, Indian and floral
effects. The Beacon" label in each robe.
Opening price, $500.
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.