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The New York herald., 1921-07-09
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Rochester Gas and Electric
$1,000, 900 Issue Being Of
.ered by Bankers. 4

The Rochester Gas and Electric 9
poration sold to a syndicate OF banHs
headed by ]. p. Morgan & Co. s7.00olo
of its general mortgage twenty-five fr
z per cent. gold bonds. series b. pa
those bankers offered the Issue yestr-
day at SO and accrued interest. to tld
approximately 7.35 per cent. Associed
with the Morgan firm in the flotaon
wore the First National Bank the Far
tional City Company. Harris. Forbi 2
Co., the Guaranty Trust Compani q
New York and the Bankers Trust pm
pany. The bonds are due on Marn
1916, and the Bankers Trust ConlaI
Is trustee of them. The issuance
bonds has been approved by the Fp
Service Commission Of New York.
The new bonds are not subject p
demption prior to September 1. 1s3i,is
they are redeemable on that date "
on any interest date thereafter atre
company's option at 1o5 and acceu
interest. They are secured by oc'
lien on the company's property andlp-
tecct to liens Of $12,519.500 OF uer
lying bonds In the hands of the pur-
The proceeds resulting from thtaio
of these bonds win be used to an
S940,OoO of principal amount eno
company's consolidated mortgage pei
cent. bonds. pledged to. secure loaIcon
tracted to meet the payment of aoer
lying bonds which matured In y 20
provide for tho payment Of 37eoo %
principal amount Of underlyin Donus
-,,y, ;o,, ypotIIre on July l. 1921 Plo-
%nion 49, navnent ~ "a 5000 of
VIZ .:,,sn, III .n,o,,nt of seriss general
tI.p. pln,..p hnnd. ,ratur,nr on ptember
,os, ond 20 ,royi5e funds; 80 per
!. a., easb cost ana favalue of
sen.. an+s -. sx+ansiona anldditions
mp ~ oo,,,nan anv,s yronertv m, or to be
made.
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Bonl Sales Smaller.

Tp total ,f yesterdays bond sales
was considenbly smaller than that of
Thursday, hsiness having slackened
ate an adve opening. Fluctuations
WEB narroy and little Of interest de-
vebped in my department. Railroad
holds wereIn fairly good demand. but
thdr activy was mostly in two or
thee issuei namely, Northern Pacific
Geat Norhern joint 61as. Pennsyl-
yania s1ks md rs and st. Louis and
ssh Francco income 6s. The latter
opened at and then declined TO 6S.
Erie convttible As declined a point
from their pening price and Canadian
Northern Z lost a fraction. Western
Pacific 5s ere strong. advancing from
7sN to so. IN the Industrial bond list
Cuba Canes were the feature. declin-
ing to a NV low record of 81. That
nrice is IN contrast to Wednesdays
price of s214and last weeks high mark
Of ss. weiingfouse Electric rs were
active. opeang at 101h and reacting
IN 1O0N
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Utilities Company, which is a holding

Utilities Company, which is a holding
company OF the old Illinois Tunnel COM
pany. which subsequently, became the
Chicago Tunnel Company.
According TO George w. Piummer, at
torney for the petitioners, the defend
ants have entered into plan TO freeze
out the minority bondholders through n
foreclosure sale In New York, engi-
neored by the United states Mortgage
and Loan Company. They demand that
the sale be held In Chicago and call at
tention 70 the fact that Armour & Co.
have offered 100000 for this $40, ,000.-
600 property.
They fear that rdiculously low prics
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for the properties will result In pitt
tance for the minority stockholders.
In 1921 the Chicago Utilities Company
was organized and took over the tunnel
company property consisting of ware
house, tunnels and franchises. At that
time a $2o,000,000 bond Issue was au-
thorized. OF that amount S6,000,000.
known as class A preferred. and $4,000
600. known as class y. were Issued. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Plummer the Armours
and the Harrimans own all OF the class
p and s per cent OF the class A issue
The rest is owned by the minority stock
holders. NO interest has been paid on
the stock.
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Investm,nt o Onerings Abroad.

New inve,tnhts offered for public
subscription inGreat Britain in May
amounted to f1315.513. or $85.000.000,
and an fncreasof f2.550.0o0. compared
with similar lvestment offerings in
April. accordin to advices received by
the Bankers list Company from Lon
don. In the -st five months of this
year the totaltmount OF similar offer
inas (excludii issues by the British
Goyernment) as fs0,430.092. by months
as follows: Nay, f17,315.513: April.
f14,764.67o; farch, f25.51s,471; Feb
ruary. f103S523. and January. f22.-
46S,915.
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4 Contract.

salomon fos. & Hutzler point out a
sharp contpt between the volume and
diversity oshort term investments to-
day. compsd with those Of the pre-war
period. Fmerly the investor in short
term sccuties was limited to a re-
stricted III United States Government
bonds we Of long maturity and car
ried low terest rates. Foreign govern
ments We not borrowing In this mar
ket A ~ railroad and Industrial notes
wer, ADD all tho investor had to choose
from. 3-day the richness and variety
of the mort term investment market
prcsenu striking contrast TO those
earlier ,nditiona United States Treas
ury cedficates, Victory notes, foreign
sovern,ent obligations and a long list
OF railpnd. Industrial and public utility
issues present. when properly selected.
tae opportunity 20 obtain security OF
.rtncpal witt diversity of investment.
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c.mr ,leaIth Edison Offering.

The Coponwealth Edison Company
has coy,sted arrangements for the
sale of 100000 Of it's first per cent.
twentv-tS year bonds to a syndicate
of twenf Eastern and local banks. 1t
is undetood that the bonds viii be
offered.o the public at 9l1a. to yield
about pet cent. The new issue will
bring ne cdmpany's outstanding bond
obliadons b $57.500.000.
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,,.. p..Issue ON Market.

p. w. charan & Co. Inc. arc Of
sar,rg an les Of $750,0o0 of the tenn
norarv loan! Little Rock. Ark, at
nrices IN Wei per cent. OF that issue
s57o ooo is dsd July 9. 1921. and is due
on March 2ss22. The remainder Of it.
$40 OO0 is ded July Is. 1921, and is due
March 25, 4.
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WCULDHOLD UP SALE
Of CHICAGO UTILITIES
Minorit, Holders Charge
Frczeout Scheme.

sSecici Desstch to THE NEW YonK HEslLD.
CHIcAoo July ga plan to freeze out
the minofy stockholders of the Chi
cago Utities Company. formerly the
Chicago rnnel Company. and It's sub
sidiary cnpanies was charged to-day
In a billior injunction filed ia the Su-
perior Cort. Among tho majority stock
holders { the Chicago Utilities Com
pany ardncluded ]. Ogden Armour and
Mary wHarriman.
-sspS ytitioners ask that the United
states prtgage and Loan Company of
New Yos be restrained from selling all
Of the ppperty and assets Of the Chicago
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SUITS FILED on - 1-2e. suGAn.

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany has brought suits TO recover more
than 100000 I'm the Federal district
courts for the southern and eastern dis
tricts Of New York against the Wad-
dington Condensed MIX Company. the
Elboe Chocolate Company. Breakstone
Brothers and Sheffield Farms. Inc. all
Of New York city. The defendants have
refused TO accept and pay for sugar
contracted for, according TO papers fled
IN tho actions, at 22ia cents pound IN
the spring and summer OF last year
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Average Bond'rices
July 8, l021
BOND NEWS ID NOTES.
WOOD County. ~, Flotation.

u.Isay Stuart yS,., the William r.
~or,nton Co,nnany and the Second
IUard Secur,ties Cdpany and the First
xxy,,oo.s,,, coyona ,of Milwaukee have
,,,,.c, q sad and q, offering 100000 Of
( ~. caot hto.hu improvement bonds
or wooa CONT, Wisconsin. due Sc
rally In 1927 to inciusAxe o.
offered at price 70 yie" PC. S
on their first TuIily " o72 pe' ~eA''
on their last rtur'ity.
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cocks. 1sd2ic. turkeys. 20835c.. ducks Il.
-. 2Sc. squads, white. doz.. S3.5Ol17 70.
FRCZGN-Chickens. broilers. 2Od35c. dry
ers, 30V3Sc. ronsters 35150c fowls, 2Od
35c. old cocks, 10000: capons. SSQ5Sc.
turhoyq A015Fc.
POIlrEY, LIyE--Fowia. freight. Sic ex-
preHn. G0t33c. broilers. freight. S203sc ;
cvpress. GetfiJc. old roostors. freight, iGc .
turkeys. freight. 2rc ducks. freicht. 23T
25c.; express. 2J72sc. Muacovey. t5c.
geese. freight. i4fflGo. swan. cXpross. i3c. .
rigeung. pair, SOC. ruineue, pair. g0c rab-
bits, express. ib.. iS020c.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 70 prime nteers. 100 lbs. e. 0oTSq. 70
C1rprnon 10 choice bulls, 100 lhs. 4.O0U 6.21
Common 20 choice cows, 100 lbs. 1850 J.7Jl
.uraragn 20 primo veals. 100 lbs. 10. .iOd z. 90
Common 20 prime sheep (eweaj,
iyu ipt. s.f .sss.s.. ..ss. ..s..s.. d.utl HVV
Common 70 prime lambs. 100 lbs. . .ie 0Od14. 80
Livp hoET 100 hs...............I0.O0 10. .O0ffiO o. 90
dressed beef, steer aides, lb...... .11T .i6|
City dressed yralg. lb............. .i49p 20
Dressed r1utton. lb............... 100 ~
piVssed wcthers, ib.............4. .f1n IL
Dressed lambs. city. ib......... .2JgD 81
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Ell P. G. S. W. NET LOWERED.
neport. Income of $3.50 n share
In 1890 Against s12.5o In 1919.

The corporate income account OF the
Eel Paso and Southwestern Company
for 1920 shows net income, after taxes
and charges, of si,O97.s1i. or N39 q
share earned on the s25cOoooo OF its
stock outstanding, contrasted with H.-
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ore Sh l. I'd 4s Stecl& Tube Co
2. .S0l2 of America Is
Ore Wash RR& I...... .923l
Nav I'd 4s l...... .93
l.. II Tex&Pac LIST IS
Pac,iic Gas IS l.. ...... .7ols
2. 1858 Third Ave IS
Pacific Pwr IS o.. 1T
L.. .75lA TbirdAv adj IS
Packard III Car 5S. 20
Co IS 4. 80
L.. 1854 Third Ave I'd Is
g.. .p5l9 q. .zS
Pan-American l.. ALA
Pet g. TT ~ l.. AT
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receipts

Adams Exp IS
1....... 80
Am Agr Oh 7Ks
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Other assets. viz.
Furniture a n q
fixtures
Accrued Interest
enteredon books
at close OF busi-
ness on above
date. ........
Accrued interest
not entered on
books at close ~
husincss o a
above date. est
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HTANS-afarrow. choice. 100 lbs, s69
625: Red Kidney. sti.75; White Kidney
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Furniture
Friday Specials

50 Hardwood Folding Lawn
Settee. painted green. Friday
at &l.sS
$50 Reed Desk, with drawer,
mahogany finish. sample. Fri
day at $3.50
$19 Couch Hammock. complete
with mattress and chains. Fri
day at STATS
$40 Dull Mahogany Gateleg
or Breakfast Table with draw
er. solid mahogany top, very fine
quality. Friday at $1,000
Drop Side Couch Beds. for
sleeping porches. size 4sx72.
Friday at &8.45
S65 Bed Davenport. finished
golden oak, covered Spanish
leatherette, good quality spring.
Friday at $46.75
IS Solid Oak Dining Room
Chair. boxed frame. saddle seat.
Friday. $5.95
$3.50 Drop Leaf Table. for
porches. 10 be used as a break
last table. Friday at 8S.8J
1915 Solid Oak Table for bed
room. with shelf Friday at &2.75
$3.50 Bolster Roll for double bed.
covered in white or pink mus
lin. Friday at &2.45
$40 Solid Mahogany Cane Wing
Rocker with arms. dull finish
Friday. &E.7J
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Toilet Specials

o0c Jardin d'Paris Cucumber
Cream. excellent for the skin,
at 49c bottle.
69c Lemon Cleansing Cream.
double strength. large size jar,
at SOC.
45c Non-Spi. the Liquid Anti
septic for relieving excessive
perspiration, at 3Sc bottle.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Children'S Hose
5 Pairs, soc

Regularly 35c and Soc. Includ-
ing plain white and colors. also
all7over stripes and fancy tops.
Sizes 4 to 91s.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose. ex-
ira long and elastic. Sizes 7 to
II. Children's Ribbed Hose. in
black. white. tan. brown. Sizes
6 to 10. All perfect.
Friday only, 3 pair for ssc. Main
Evening star., 1921-06-30
ChiIdren'S Socks
2 Pairs. 45c

Children's Socks
2 Pairs, 45c
Regularly 29c and 35c. Fancy
top socks. in pink. sky. romper
blue, brown and black tops.
Sizes 5 to oH.
Friday only. pairs. 45c.-Main Floor.
Women's Union Suits,
49c
Regularly SOC to 75c. Low
neck. tight knee and umbrella
style. Shoulder straps and
bodice Regular and extra sizes.
Friday only at 4sc. Main Floor.
Union Suits, 69c
Regularly 85c. Low neck.
plain and fancy yokes. Regu-
lar strap and bodice. In white
and pink. Mostly all sizes.
Friday only At Soc. Main Floor.
Women's Vests, 3 for
S0c
Regularly 59c and ACC. Low
neck, ribbed, no sleeves, tail
ored tops and bodice style.
White and pink. Regular and
extra sizes.
Friday only. 8 for SEC. Main Floor.
Women's Union Suits,
$I.95
Regularly $3.50 and 2.75.
Glove silk top suits. tight knee
and closed style. Discontinued
style. Van Raalte make.
Friday only at sl.ss.-Main Floor.
Silk Underwear, $4.95
Women's. Regularly s5.95 to
S6.95. Italian and Glove Silk En-
velope Chemise. Fancy bloom
ers. Camisoles, etc. Samples
and discontinued styles.
Union Suits, 2 for 49c
Children's S III m err weight
suits. short sleeves, knee length.
to IA years. Regularly 3sc and
39c.
Friday only. 2 for 4se. Main Floor.
Women'S Vests
2 for 49c
Regularly 29c and 35c. Low
neck and V neck ribbed vests.
narrow shoulder and bodice
style. Regular and extra sizes.
All perfect.
Friday only. 2 for 4sc. Main Floor.
Handkerchiefs, E for SOC
Women's and Boys Lawn
Handkerchiefs. Regularly E for
75c.
Friday only. 6 for 6oc.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Odds and Ends of
Mems Underwear, SOC

Regularly 7Sc. Sl.t0. Sl.5O and
500. Athletic Shirts and Draw
ers in broken sizes. Athletic
Union Suits, sizes "a and SO:
Balbriggan Undershirts, all
sizes.
tridav only At 50c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems 81 Socks, Sl.5O

Onyx Clocked and Fancy
Striped Silk Socks. White with
black stripes. blue with white
stripes, champagne with black
stripes. tan with white clocks.
Friday only at $l.5o.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems NeckWear, SOC

Regularly 75c. Blue with
white polka dots. brown With
white polka dots New Silk
Ties. Just 800 in the lot.
Friday only at 5oc.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems and Young Mems
Mohair Suits, $21.5O

Real fine quality Silk Mohsir
Suits, the product OF two OF the
best wholesale tailors. fault
lessly made and trimmed. A
splendid assortment OF neat
patterns, models for men and
Young men. Sizes in regulars.
longs and stouts. Regularly
Friday only At $21.5o.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Sports SmOcks, $l.oS

For big and little girls. Made
of voile, trouville cloth. crepe
and ramie linen. utifully
hand embroidered and shocked.
Values to S..
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems Socks, f for ST

Regularly 35c. Mercerized cot
ton. light and medium weight.
In white. cordovan and gray.
Sizes 10, l0H and II only.
Friday only. 6 pairs. Sl.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Beaded Bags, 5000

Regularly so. Imported All
over Beaded Bags. beautiful
colorings and designs. mounted
on she'll frame. silk lined; fin
ished at bottom of bag with
beaded fringe.
Friday only at 81. s.oo-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Summer Rugs, $3.6

Large size. Our regular 720-
warp grade. Shown in sizes ox9
feet, Sx10 feet and 9xl2 feet.
But on account of being in
brown figures and borders we
close them out.
Friday only At $s.e5 esch.-Seoond
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems Union Suits, csc

Regularly S2. Balbriggan Rib
bed Cotton Suits, half sleeves,
ankle length. Slightly soiled
Sizes Sc, 40 and Il
Friday only at s5c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
69c Silk Gloves. 40c

Women's Double-fnger-tipped
Gloves; 2 buttons; embroidered
backs. Black or white. E and
81 sizes.
Friday at 40c.-Rarxain Baaamant.'
Evening star., 1921-06-30
WOmen's Silk Hose
WOmen'S Hose, $40
Regularly SIS

Regularly S95 and $3.25. Full
fashioned silk. with embroid-
cred clocks. In black with white
clocks. white with black. also
gray, brown. navy Self-embroid-
cred clocks. Full-fa shioned
Richelieu ribbed. dropstitch. in
white, black and brown. All
perfect.
Friday only At $2.4s. Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
WOmen'S Hose
; Pairs, SOC

Regularly 55c and Soc. Lisle
and Cotton Hose. scanned back.
i'll black, white, brown and
gray.
Friday only, pairs for sec.-Main
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Flowers, Fruits and
WreatflS, 25c

Regularly 49c to 75c. One
large table of all the most
wanted flowers, fruits. wheat
and wreaths, in all the popular
styles and colors. Just the
flower for those popular garden
hats.
Friday only at Csc Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
WOmen's Hose
2 Pairs. soc

Regularly 50e and 5oc. Fine
isle. plain and dropstitch.
Scanned back. in black. white.
navy blu-. brown, gray and
suede. All perfect.
Friday only, for Soc. Main Floor,
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Jersey Coats, $8.95

To wear with the separate
sports skirt. In navy blue. black.
cardinal. gray, rose and golf
green. Made of all-wool Jer-
sey. tuxedo collar. with narrow
belt. Women's and misses
sizes.
Friday only At SS95-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30

Sumner Rugs, $6.85 Ea.

In various sizes. Every rug we guarantee
perfect.
6x12-ft. Deltox Rugs in the seasons best
patterns. Just the rug for porch or indoor
use, in blue, green. tan. gray or brown.
Friday only At S6.s5 each.-Seeond Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
IN Skirts
$3.50
2.5o.-Third Floor.
Stationery
Friday Specials

Paper by the pound, odd lots
of bonds and linens i'll white
and all tints. Formerly to o5c.
To clean up, Friday only at
25c lb.
Envelopes to match, Friday
only at 10c package.
25c Paper Napkins. 100 for
l9c.
Children's Story Books. reg
ularly CSC to S each. at a
price.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Women's Hose, 69c

Regularly &c to 81. Fiber
silk with scanned back in plain
and Richelieu ribbed. In black.
white and colors. Also fine
Isle hose, plain and ribbed
sports hose, in black. white
and brown. All perfect.
Friday only at 69c, Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems and Young Mems
AII.WooI Trousers, S.75

A wonderful value, the lowest
price in several years. Ma
terials are all-wool cheviots and
cassimeres, also pure worsted
blue serges. Regularly 50 and
$3.50.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Buttons, 3 Cards. 25c

Main Floor.
Buttons, 3 Cards. 25c
Pearl buttons. S to u on
card. Regular at l0c card. Fri
day, 3 for 25c. Regular l5c and
zoe cards.
NAM H.idfyY; fYs;..' j. for a'e'-rr'"m'ns Dept
S. Pearl Necklaces, $2.oS
24-inch Pearl Bead Necklaces,
graduating sizes.
Friday only at S2.se.-Main Floor.
S3.9S Brooches, $1.98
Brilliant Rhinestones. set in
platinoed. Samples. 1898
value.
Friday only At sl.ss.-M.in Floor.
Pink Corsets, $3.50
Regularly 81 and IS. OF good
quality brocade and coutil. Ex-
cellent group of models in back
or front lace. rubber top or
low bust.
Friday only at e .se.-Third Floor.
Children's Dresses, SSc
Table filled with colored
dresses in voile and gingham.
The last of many ? to II years.
Formerly to &.25.
Friday only At ssc.-Third Floor.
MILDLY BIouses, ST
Regulation style with navy or
white collar. Braid and emblem
trimmed. All sizes.
Friday only It $1.-Third Floor.
White Aprons, 69c
Large and small sizes in
various styles. Values to Sl.25.
Only all odd lot.
Friday only at esc.-Third Floor.
Bread Trays, $2.98
Silver-platcd. plain and fancy
designs to select from.
Eliday only at $2.ss.-silvervare Dept.
Casseroles, $4.98
Of Pyrex Glass, in silver
plated frames. with ebony ham
dies.
Friday only At $4.ss.-Silverwars Dept.
Main Floor.
Bolster Throws, SOC
Regularly 81. Stamped on ur-
bleached material in one design
for colored French Knot work.
Friday only at 50c.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
In the Bargain Basement Friday Bargains
SOC Stockings, 39c

yVomen's Mercerized Lace
and Dropstitch Hose, with re-
inforced feet. Black and COL
ors. SH to 10 sizes.
Friday At ssc.-Barsain Basement.
ST Silk Hosettes, S5c
Women:s Full fashioned
Black Hosettes, with roll cuff
tops and reinforced feet. All
sizes.
Friday At ssc.-BarSatn Basement.
White Silk Hose, $1.3o
mems Full fashioned
Hose, with long silk boots and
Friday At sl.ss.-Bar1sia Basement.
Socks, 2 Pairs, 45c
Mercerized, with striped cuff
tops, in colors. ~ tot sizes.
Friday. 3 pairs. 4so--sszssia Base
$500. Corsets at $3.50
Pink Satin Topless Corsets,
lightly boned throughout, wide
rubber across top, medium
length skirt.
Friday, $2.se.-Bsfgain Bsssmsnt.
Pink Coutil 'Corsets =
'$1.10
Back and front lace, boned
throughout: rubber top or low
: bust models, with various
length skirts.
Friday, 31.ls.-Bafsein Dassmsat
Evening star., 1921-06-30
S ESQ
Art NeedlewOrk
Friday Specials
Children's Dresses, 69c

Regularly 85c. Stamped on
good quality lawn. 3 pretty de-
signs for colored French Knot
work.
Friday only. each. 69c.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Sash Curtains, 38c Or.

OF ruffled Swiss. for the lower
part of the window. White !;
very cool-looking.
Trday OILY at 3sc p,ir!ISecond Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Smart Cotton Dresses

Values. SIS up
to $20.-Of or
e a n d y, wolfe.
imported ging-
ham. d OF I e d
Swiss. One or
two of a kind.
Only about 80
dresses in all.
ColorS are too
n u m e rous to
mention - n
Guiding plenty
of dark colorS.
Sizes 16 to A.
Friday only at
$l2.5o. T b ir d
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems Pajamas, $l.25

Regularly $500. Plain colors in
pink. blue, white and tan. Sizes A
and B only.
Friday only At $l.25-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Bathing Dresses, 81

Made of black sateen. trim
med with touches of white.
Easy to slip into. Womens
sizes only.
Friday only a. s2oo.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Luncheon Set, 39c

Is pieces. Stamped On white
and unbleached muslin; three
pretty patterns for white and
colored work.
Friday only At 39c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Boys
Boys Bl0uses, Csc

Boys blOuSeS, OoC
Regularly 81 and $l.5O. About
800 high-grade blouses at less
than the makers cost. The
standard Tip Top brand. every
blouse bears the label. fine
quality percales, woven madras
and khaki, both collar at.
tached and Sport styles. All
sizes 6 to 16 years. Limit, 4
to any one customer;
Friday only at 6sc.-Third Floor.
Bows Knickers, $1.25
Formerly 2.45. OF genuine
Kool Kloth, every pair full
lined, extra we'll made, neat
gray and heather mixtures.
Sizes 7 to II.
Friday only at $l.2s.-Third Floor:
Boys Z-Pants Norfolk
Suits, $8.95
About 80 All-wool Suits, with
extra trousers. Coats are al.
paca lined. Neat gray and
brown mixtures. A real bar
GAIN Sizes 10 to II only.
Friday only At $S.s5.-Third Floor.
Boys Straw Hats, S5c
Regularly $l.45 and $l.95.
Clearance of about so hats in
the moste wanted dark straws
and most popular models for
small boys. Sizes 8 to 8 years.
Friday only at eSc.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
39c Vests at 25c

Women's Ribbed Vest, low
neck and sleeveless; V and
bodice styles. 36 to AZ sizes.
Friday At 2Sc.-Baryain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Lace Specials

81 Colored Pure Silk Nets, at
$1.79 yard.
S25 to $275 All-over Silk
Radium Laces. all colors. Sc
inches wide. At sl85 yard.
Soc to 75c Lace Remnants at
l5c each.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Women's Silk Hose

Regularly $l.25. Scanned back.
in plain and dropst:tch. In
black. white and colors. All
perfect.
Friday only At Csc. Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Handkerchiefs, 6 for 81

Mems Union Linen Handker-
chiefs-with all initials. Regu-
lar at So.
Friday At $2.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Tots ROnpers, SOC

Peg top, for boys and girls
of 2 to E years. OF linene, cam
brio and kiddie cloth. With
collar or Dutch neck.
Friday ct soe.-BaEyain Dsssmsnt.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
100 Wonderful Friday Bargains

$50 HanmOcks
$l.35 to $3.50
Best grades in plain khaki or white
duck Also novelty styles with stripe
and figured centers. A chance to Sc
lect a hammock at fraction of their
regular value. Mostly all of them
are made with tufted head rest and
wide wood spreaders and deep side
founces. A few are made plain with
out head rest
Regularly $l.s9 to $225 Hammocks,
$1.35 each.
Regularly $3.50 to $3.50 Hammocks.
$3.50 each.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Bolster Throws, SOC

Regularly 81. Stamped on ur-
bleached material in one desi gn
for colored French Knot work.
Friday only at 50c.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Mems and Young Mems
KOOl KlOth Suits
Regularly
S12.S to $3.50

About 10 suits
from our regular
stock. neat gray
and brown mix
lures, well tailored.
This price is less
than press whole
sale cost. Sizes in
regulars. 35 to AZ.
Also 4 limited
quantity Of stouts.
40 to 46. No al
terations. Friday
only at 8.95.-
Main Floor. .