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The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Chicago Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-Wheat opened
k@h lower; corn, mon lower;
oats, hQk lower; lard, 25c lower.
Opening:
Wheat-September, 1.22k 91.22; De-
ccmber, 1884 @1.23.
Corn-September, 55@54H; Decem-
Der. 53% Q5315.
Oats-September, 33S 033k; De-
cember. 36b @36&.
Lard-September. 10.40910.35; Oc-
tober, 1885; January, 9.35. ate
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. I7.-wheat
active under constant demand; ex.
ports liberal. tl
Confirm; offerings light; demand
good for No. 2 yellow basis. 79Q80
cents bushel. .-.
Oats-Quiet; No. white. new, Az q
AZ bushel
Rye-Firm: No. Western export,
spot, s1.1SIs; receipts ample.
Hay-Steady; fair demand.
Flour-Quiet; steady.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
DIVIDENDS.
Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK, Aug 17.-Noon Liberty
bond quotations: AVS, SSS.7s: second
As, 1882; first AVS, $3.50; second
AS, S7.72; third AVS, 91.S4: fourth
AVS, 1886; Victory AIS and ANS,
1914
The Washington times., 1921-08-17

sure them that the market was due
for a big decline before rejecting
any resumption OF normal activity
in general business. ~
The weakness I'm stocks yesterday
brought forth many cries Of de-
spondency from the Street. partic-
ularly from those who two weeks
ago would not believe that the mar
ket could go anywhere but upward
1t was pointed out however, that
this decline below the June level WAS
not on a parity with the sharp break
Of that month.
II has been a slow and tedious
process to lower prices for a number
OF days, without any great volume
accompanying the declines.
Among the stocks that went lower
than their June lows yesterday were
American international, Asphalt.
Cosden, Chandler, Central Leather.
Harvester. Houston Oil, Industrial
Alcohol. Marine preferred and Re-
tail Stores.
Where Insiders Will Cover.
insiders who went short OF, Cen
trail Leather considerably higher
than the present level are said to
have placed their covering orders ut
around 20.
Reorganization Talk.
The talk was passed round yester-
day that Sears Roebuck was facing
the question of reorganization.
Advices received from Chicago were
to the. effect that there had been
some liquidation Of the stock there
by people who could not see any de-
finite improvement in the companys
affairs.
The company Ia doing business
about as usual, without definite
promise of doing better. It will Be
recalled that its inventories on June
80 were about $50 900 900. which was
considered to be about twice what the
company's present condition war
ranted.
Yet this inventory figure was .
reduction of nearly SIS 200, 900 from
December 81 last.
Getting Back to 'Normalcy."
A man who has followed Stude.
baker said yesterday that the stock
climbed from so and that It looked
as though 1t were headed toward its
point Of origin.
Industrial Alcohol Dividend.
Directors Of the u. 8. Industrial
Alcohol Company are expected to
meet tomorrow for dividend action.
Rumors have said that the 8 per
cent annual payment would be cut In
half.
The latest forecast is that the pay
ment will be passed entirely. The
stocks action would appear to sup
port this conclusion.
The Darkest Hour.
fa ty,u Ia
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
New York Clearing House.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Clearing
house statement: Exchanges $751;
800, 900. Balance $70.900.000. Federal
Reserve Bank Credit balance $48.-
1000
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Taxes Not Worrying.

When there are little or no proits
the question Of taxes does not strike
traders as important.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Wall Street GOSSIP

By the Tape We Shall Know Them.
NEW YORK. Aug 17.--How long
will the market continue downward?
One tape veteran declares that
rock-bottom is not yet in sight.
He sees three stages of readjust.
ment which stock must discount. OF
these three the first is deflation OF
the INCREASED capitalization Of cor.
porations. This, he believes, has
been discounted. The second stage Ia
the passing of dividends.
The market. In the opinion of this
analyst. has passed through a great
part of the stage Of discounting all
the dividends that will be passed
But the third stage is yet TO come
so far as stocks are concerned.
Here the analyst OF tape records
declined to predict just when the
market would enter it's final and In.
evitable stage. that of reorganiza
tons that will take In corporations
of all sorts, Industrial, public utility
and the railroads.
Not until that point has been
reached. says he. will the security
price level be at ebb tide and the
big upward swing appear on the
horizon.
June Lows Passed.
The Industrial averages yesterday
broke through the June low.
That is the event for which many
commentators were waiting to as.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Mr.. Gould Returns.

President Ezra Gould, of the Wash
fngton Mechanics Savings Bank, has
returned to the city after short
stay at Lake Placid, N. Y, while
Cashier Bagby, of the same institu-
ton, is now at Asbury Park. N. j.,
for his vacation.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17

In Maine On Vacation.
William b. Hibbs, of w. B. Hibbs
q Co., is spending brief season at
Blue Hills, Me.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
IndustriaI Alcohol Diyidend.
The Darkest Hour.

The darkest hour is Just before
the dawn. and the time to buy is
when every one is selling.
The Washington times., 1921-08-17
Getting Back to Normally"

A man who has followed Stude
baker said yesterday that the stoch
climbed from SO and that II looked
as though 1t were headed toward IT.
point of origin.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
SOLDIER AND INDIAN koUT
FOUR NEGRO BANDITS
Beat Off Footpads When Held Up.
Numerous Robberies Reported I
to Police.

Edward Sarnesky, a soldier, detail
ed at Walter Reed Hospital, and
Alexander Hoskin. an Indian. who re-
ceived his discharge from the Army
several days ago, were held up at Sd
and 3 streets southwest by four COLI
sored men about midnight last night.
They put un SO strenuous fight that
they routed the quartet.
SarneSky received cuts to his back
and left wrist. while his Indian COM
panion escaped injury. The wounded
soldier received first aid at Emer-
gency Hospital. while Hoskin. whose
home is at Beach. wash. went to po-
lice headquarters and told of the af-
fair Descriptions of the hold-up men
were furnished the police.
Raymond NJ. Bulge, who dispenses
cold drinks at 17th and B streets. was
robbed last night just before closing
time. Bulge. who resides at 320 18th
street. told the police that twb young
white men, in an automobile, stopped
at his stand, displayed pistols and de-
manded his money. He surrendered
S6.47. all the cash he had in his pos
session, he stated. fearing an outcry
would mean possible death to him.
An uncorked quart bottle that had
contained sherry wine was one of the
several evidences of visit burglars
paid TO the residence of Davis Max
well. 927 18th street. during the alb
Sence of the family. On the table were
several articles of jewelry belong
ing to members of the family. They
probably had been abandoned by the
burglars when frightened off.
f. e. Literal, y. NJ. c. A, reported
the theft of a ruby ring valued at
$3.50. He said the ring was taken from
his room
Miss L. Hoover, 1905 Q street. told of
the taking of $50 from her room, $12
of the money being in gold.
Theft of clothing valued at $44.50
was reported by John Finney, 1913
9th street. and Marshall Williams.
another roomcr, told of the loss of $40
worth of wearing apparel.
Burglars visited the place Of busi-
ness of John Schikoff, 9O1 I'd street
southwest. early this morning and
stole cigars and cigarettes valued at
$40.
A diamond ring and bracelet watch,
worth $40, were stolen from the home
of Nellie Refford. 81 l. street north
east, yesterday. The robber gained en-
trance through rear window.
Mrs: Charles Thorne. 1921 Riltmore
street, told of the theft of $40 bill.
Evening star., 1921-07-28

New. up-to-the.minute styles Of sflks and
feathers, in blQnk and leading coIors. ins
most wanted shA les for summer-smart-loo look
ing and practical bags-specially priced for
tomorrow's sale 1t &1.95 each.
Godsnberxs-First Floor -
Evening star., 1921-07-28
HYLAN FOR REELECTION,
Will Be Tammany Hall Candidate
to Succeed Self.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-John F. Hylan
will be the Tammany candidate to. sue
ceed himself as mayor of New York,
Charles f. Murphy. Tammany chief. de-
ciared. following a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the democratic
county committee
Mr.. Murphy said the designation of
candidates for other municipal offices
would not be made until after the meet
ing of the city committee next Monday
night He declined to discuss the possf-
bilities
Evening star., 1921-07-28

COLOREDs POPLINS inches
/ wide; mercerized quail. 0E,
ity. ina good assortment. of ZCC
eo coIoRED voILEEs-ss inches wide.
very fine, sheer duality. in a.
all wanted street and evening ZoC
Ses ssc AND 4oc LACEs-Venice, orien-
tai and Filet Laces, in edgings and
insertions. white and creamanE.
coIors; = and 2 inches sZ0C
"ae sse Observation-Disclosures oe
re- sSc ea AND M Soc SOC sTAMPED sCARFs-
Also Centers, Children's 0E
Hats and Pillow Tops with %C
DsrN TrWNo' YARDS OF 1ec COTTON
Twin Cotton Crash, for Z5C
roller or tea towels ...:....
1sxs7:inch size. double Z0C
'n1S Two y sse TURKISH TOWELS
Double-thread Turkish Tow o.
els: suitable for massage ZOC
USE Two of PAIRS t OF cHiiDREN's HOSE
van and white; all sizes; Z5C
excellent wearing quality
SEC WOMEN'S HOSE-Mercerized
medium gray. white and a few blacks;
all full seamless; Onyx" and
other well-known brands; 1E.
not all sizes in each ZOC
~ BABIES, GAU1E s;iHiiiaaTs-Low
neck and short sleeve ~
styles, dne grader all ZOC
sizes
BANDEAUX-Fin pink
materials, fasten-bacx mod az
els; elastic insert; all AOC
RIBBONs-Four and fve inches
sss 'os sns gar ae1s'sy sss'i
TWO BOYS; WINDSOR T1Es-Al1-
%as.se ssa r'ss' s's'i also oi fou1e'a seas 25c
P!s'ss:: s%S soS:' i'sst H-ss';ssz -:'sas R:z Csc
ssss s: s;:ss ;sso::ss%S' ::ssss lea. 25c
TVS" 1He 1o's' Size: :''5 iss ''s' to Csc
- THREE HAIR NHTs-c.p Or
shape. warranted perfect: @C
i' sse ToiIEr soAP.shsh
of Persia Toilet Soap, high 0e
grade. transparent glycerine ZOC
one POUND 'PACKAGE -
OF "ORENTA" BRAND Z0C
THREE CANS OF ToMA- ~
TO sOUP-CampbelPs Con- @C',
THREE CANS or PORK AND
BEA ANs-Campbeil' Pork Ae
and Beans with tomato 2C
'AGos GHsLvA'N:iizED; iRon -
WATER PAILs-Large IA. ZOC
ALUMINIUM TABLE SPOONS OR
TABLE FORKS-Set of ~
six either spoons or Z0C
MEDIUM SIZE ALUM A..
mum LAD L E s-Heavy Z0Cg
a"r TWo PANS or KNIT PANTS:
children's qauze Knit Pants. with
med, also a few gauze 1Es
vests: sizes 8 to 10 years Z0C
WoMEN's sse aAUzE VESTS
Summer weight. crochet
neck and arms, regular 1E
and extra sizes. Perfect kOC
au1I DRESS aiiNsiaHiiAiMis-.:ss inches
wide, in beautiful checks 0Eo.
ais KMAKI M oLoTa.a77 inches wide,
A-heavy twill quality. for eHE
mems and. boys pants. also Z3C
] Women's skirts 80. s-s.s.. - !. - . -
Evening star., 1921-07-28

wOMEN's $500 AND Ss.5o, HIGH
SHOES-Of white canvas, with half
Louis Heels: sizes 2h to 3h only.
These are sold without S0r
exchange, no refunds) ......
S1.OO HANDBAGs-Fiber Cabin
shape Handbags, also small En
fiber imitation leather Cases. OVC
small size ..s........'..
Fourth Floor
75c ALL-wOOL STORM sERGE-s6
inches wide; close-twill En
grade. in navy. copenhagen OUC
anS aEN's SsSs" iiiiii;GGAns'' BxLBRIGGAn UNDER
wEAR-Short sleeve shirts. .ankle
length. drawers, with full En
double seat: seconds Of 7sc OUC
I'M NEWS :sS HALF HOSE = Onyx.
Thread Silk Half Hose, full-fashioned
high spliced heels, double sole and
toe of Isle thread; in black En-
and plain colors; irregular OUC
wesys WcMaN;s Gf 300 SsEc1swEAR-of sEsas;;i;ARof lace
net and organdie. in white, En-
cream, ecru and COL OVC
wHlTE 'iKovEITY voiIE WAIST; Waist;
white embroidered designs,
checks, stripes. etc. A very Sn-
fine. sheer, two-ply OVC
OUNCE lscENsE BURNERS ozidizea
and bronzed finish metal. IN assorted
styles. also one Csc pack En~
age Of incense, in various OUC
TWO COPIES soc MUsIC-Includ-
%s.t .ns ia 4: as hts: 's:ssa: SOC
coPa.c1ea PocRsr KNivEs-aood quality
imported steel, bone and
gun metal handles; as En-
sorted desirable shapes and OUC
zns e.. sssi
ity. gold filled, one-piece OVC
buttons; guaranteed.
JeweIry Dept.
BAR PINS AND BRoacHEs-1n
an assortment Of beau E0-
tiful styles and novelty OUC
GEAR EHRRIxes-Peari Gisiiii;;;i : and md. novelty
effects, pendant and knob En
styles. in an assortment of OUC
popular styles =: :,;.. n.,.
white; whit s;r6osss R,a1 and blue SOC
Notion Dept.
TWO INFANTS use SHIRTS
Summer Gauze Cotton. Shirts, high
neck and long sleeves. and Enr
sizes / to years. -.
WOMEN's EXTRA SIzE SUM
MER PANTSIMade with En
equestrienne and m uslin DUO
waist and tight knee.
THREE YARDS OF SH AK e r.
Ar Flannel, extra heavy 0UC
! double-heeced quality. 49,.
THREE YARDS OF PERCALE-
80 inches wide, light grounds In
"a large aSsor m . n t of En
checks. dots, stripes and OUC
figures = ;,...: :. go; 80. !::s:,: ~, !. :.
rIEn i 4 = raEsnav1sa 4 E AVE hs1M- sxnT- Soc
BLUE BRILLIANr ENABdELED
ROUND COVERED. - EnS
R0AsTERs .......: ....... OUC
WHITE GABARD1NE-ss inches
%a1i quality. Tor for suits and Sue
suWoa1EN,s s. si.ss /. iHioisn-Tuil-tash-
foned Imported Mercerised Lisle
Hose, in black only. with the
openwork lace clocks Cor En
don" brand; mostly all OUC
s'ses aREn II; j. riias OF 'wsooMiEN,s sse
HOsE-sulnmer weight. In black
and cordovan scanned En.
back. Onyx" brand; fast OUC
a1af WHfrE DOTTED SWISS sn.
-3s inches wide. in neat OUC
white woven pin dosa; ;.,,,u,.s,,.
vOiIEs-4os inches wide. q RI,
quality, for waists and dresses
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Any Article at 25C

PONGEE-32 inches wide, yarn
, mercerized quality. in tan, 0E
pongee. light blue and ZOC
BlEAcHED pILLowcAsEs AK
36-inch size,. perfect quail o.
torn and ironed ............ ZOC
TWO YARDS OF UNBLEACHED
heavy round thread quail 0Er
, ity; for making bed sheets. LOC>
TWO YARDS OF BLEACHED COT
TON-36 inches wide. a close a.
woven. soft finish grade. ZOC
WHITE ORGANDIE 40 inches
wide, a very fine. sheer quail az
ity. for waists and dresses. ZOC
WHITE CHECKED NAINs0oK-
80 inches wide. in plain and a.
broken checks. very soft ZOC
% WHITE WOLFE wAIsTlNGs-ss
inches wide. in white woven a.
mercerized stripes. s.......... ZOC
WHITE vOILEs-4o inches wide. a
fine, sheer, two-ply quail 0E
ity. foe waists and ZOC
SPORT STRIPE GABARD1rNE-ss-
inch black and white sport a.
stripe gabardine suitinE, for ZOC
one-piece dresses and skirts
COLORED .ORGANDIEs-ss inches
wide. a very fine. sheer quality,
in q complete assortment Of 0EC
PRISTED voiiiLEss-se' and ss inches
wide. light grounds. in plain and brok-
en- en-, checks: checks: striRes' fes dot, dots 1Sr
EXCELLo DRESS sHiiELD-
Light weight nal n o o k; a.
covered; guaEanteed shields; ZOC
1ss saAvfNG 4 Ho acknowledgements
ity bristles; nickel-plated Z0C
"GSs Sac 4 AND G ! cocoXNUr 7E,
sHAMPO0-For the hair. ZOC
20 Foua ii NEWS HiANiDiKiBlRicH1EFs-
White Hemstftched Hand 0E
kerchiefs; full size; soft ZOC4
nnssn sUmMER JEwEIRY. Including
Bar Pins Brooches. Earrings, Pin
SETS, Lingerie Clasps, Mems and Boys
Cuff Links. etc: many 0E1
pretty and useful. novel; ZOC<-
t'es EAaIc BEAD FAN a.
CHAINs-Good duality and ZOC
finish; gold-pIated clasp. -.
NEWS Zoe LEATHER BELTs-
Genuine "darrlS Hahe, 1"
black. tan. and gray. sizes Loo
% NEWS 1S 3 sse A.n;i SOC sUUsPENDERs
OF hight weight isle webbing; mar :
row or wide styles, also a.
heevy police style; leather ZOC
ans NEWS s1s eisi HALF GF'' HessE - "ony.,..
"Rountf Ticket "1pswich" and
and % plain coiors. Broken Z5C
lot from sec and soc grades
OR6ANDIE PLEATING-In white.
tan. orchid, copen. yellow, o.
pink and navy blue; N LOC
in. wide; also Net Pleating,
oaSs MehaMs and ends" ENDS Of fA soc oe
Neckwear. in white and .ZOC'
sTWo ' YARDS oR31c CRETONNEs-.
Yard-wide Cretonnes, in floral ana
bird designs, light and dark ~
-coiorings: cut from full ZOC
D0ses soe GRASS Riuais.issxsi-inch STEM
cilsd Grass Rugs, tape-bonnd
neat all-over and medallion Z0C5
: designs ........... ........- 4.g
7se CUSHION ToPs-17x17-inch
siik-mixed Tapestry Cushion Tops, in
rose and blue; sold at this AZ
I price on account Of having AOC
misereo see IMaTATioN ssrMEiioi' IiiNsiEH-s7-inch
Imitation Linen for furniture a.
Z covers, in tan and white AOC
s'Ss. 81 NAPIER .cARPET-es-inch
Napier. Carpet; suitable for i0E~
+ hall Or stairs, in red, green AOC
/. and tan .....-..s... ....-.:'
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Little Girls $3.50
and $500
Organdie Dresses
$2.98

"A clearance sale that brings
unusual savings on littl e
girls summer frocks. Be-
comingly styled of fine, sheer
Ncolored organdie, in pink,
blue, lavender and yellow.
Hand-embroidered and sash
models, with ruffled and hem
med skirts. Large selection
of dresses in sizes 2 to e
years - tomorrow at $298.
Reduced from $3.50 and $500.
Goldsnberg's-Third Floor. -,
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Any Article at SOC

THREE YARDS OF BATIsTE-4O
inches wide. fine ntercerized soft
finish quality, for lin Sn-
gerie wear. in flesh OUC
only
THREE YARDS OF PAJAMA
CHECKS-36-inch White Pa En-
jana Checks, close woven COC
!. quality. in neat small checks
THREE YARDS OF WHITE GALA
TEA CLOTHS inches wide. En-
a heavy-twill quality. for OUC
MILDLY blouses s..........
7pc COTTON NET-72 En-
inches wide; a firm weave. in CUC
white and cream m.......s
IMPORTED COLORED vOILEs-
two-pIy quality, with a beautiful
chiffon finish. In a good Sn-
assortment of colE CVC
ors -. .:'.....'''.''
Tie AND 500 sCARFs AND COW
ERS-In the lot are lace E0~
edge, stencfled and cretonne CV(
trimmed styles .............
e0e KNITTED WORsTED- En~
standard" brand; choice Of OUC
any shade in stock.
7se TABLE DAMASK - Heavy
weight Meecerized Table E0~
Damask, assorted neat pat OON
terms. mill seconds. ....'...
:. INFANTS PETTICOATs-Long ana
short Muslin Petticoats; Sn~
lace and embroidery trim CON
mings .........
eoc DE BEvOIsE BRASsTEREs-
r,na lace trimmed back and 'front.'
square neck with lace strap En-
hook back sizes 3S to OVN
46 ...s....'''''
GIRLS DRAwERs-'Lttle Beauty
Drawers. fine grade muslin. SnC
med; sizes 10 to IL years..
TAN PONG e E+s3-inch En-
Tan PonRee, for wbmen's OVC
and children's wear.
cHILDhEN's GOwNs-of white
nainsook, neatly stitched in Sn
blue. low neck. slip-on OUC
style; sizes to 10 years.. =,
CHILDREN's BLOpMERS-Pin
Sateen Bloomers, soft fin En~
ish; elastic waist; sizes.6 to, OVC
IL years. -. =. ......>
X two WOMEN's HANDKERGHIEFs
-scalloped Madeira effects E0c
in beautiful embroidered de- OUC
signs. Worth up to s0c each
THREE PACKAGES OF JAPAN !.
.EsE PAPER NAPK1NS-
Good quality, pure white, en-
full size; 100 in pack OVC
ago ............'.
- ,WOMENsS PILGRIM SHOPF1NO
BAGs-Substantially made, black
cotex. leather finish; double Sn~
strap handles; cretonne OVC
lined
MAyIs FACE POwDE Rail
velour, wool-nnish Powder OU
Putfss (Tax 2c)............
q .sRAvIER's QUADRUPLE Ex-
TRACTs-The favorite floral odorA
Violet, Rose Arbutus, Lily En-
! Of the. Valley and Honey 0U
.tsuckle. (Tax 2c) Ounce.
PENCILs-sterIing Silver or Cold
( plated Pencils, with silk X
ribbon Soutoir Chain, with En
slides and catches TO OVC
stationery Dept. ~.
BOYs, e1.15 AND e1.35 En-
STRAW Harsh MILDLY OUC
and Rah Rah styles.......
BOYS sl.oo ovERALLs-Union-
made Overails, in blue stffel En
stripes; sizes. and QUO
= only 'asyoYg .ss;;s:sBIousEs.in
=:::,.: :s:;: =; =: ::'sss:s { s''';; ! SOC
Four YARDS OF zoe MOsaUIT0
sss.'.sAss's;, sss:: VIDE n @s,': sss ss:!s = Soc
ane a.Oo osae1 aPe1Hciris1jRnls--Framed q l Pictures.
sises 18Ax1T and 1fx21 J, inches;
::s.s..!s: g s:' md s'ss Old f1sss: ns:sss Soc
: 'uI Si.Se RAG RUGs-24xss-
:;'s:s ga: Is ;.,s:,s 4; - "''' soc
eqds b J.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
( Any Article at ST. 90

MEMS UNION sUITs-yarsityA Ath-
letic Union Suits, of fine grade
checked nainsook, sleeveless and
qua e.r-sleeve styles, H1 M
closed crotch; sizes "a to y .VU
40 .......-. ....
MEMS s1.so AND s2.oo CAPs-of
silk mohair and wool
cloth; the entire balance O. M
Of spring and SUMMER D sOO
stock
MEMS S150 UNION SUITS-Gen-
uine ;Porosknit Union Suits. white
and ekru, short sleeves: and ankle or
knee-length legs; mostly CT an
all sizes. Perfect quality. d lsUV
Limit two suits) ......
wOMEN's NECKwEAR-Of organ
die and lace, in all the newest
1s:'sss se:sss ss' on nss :'y':; ssa 'sse $1.00
gandie ..-............
MEMS NEGLIGE SHIRTs-In plain
white and tan; made
:s:ss1:s s;:s ss''''lsssS lsss$ s''3if :si; $l.OO
cuffs -.
GOLD NECK CHAINs-solid Gold
Meek 'sss fas'ss i.s:ss:; Is ,ssarst r. as $l.OO
gold; soldered links.
S1.2s ALUMINIUM RICE O. M
BOILERS - Good size. % .UU
quality guaranteed ......
ONE DOZEN TABLE TUMBLERs-
Ss.s S's:. , 7'sSs 7sSs!s.., '',:fs5 :saa $1.OO.
blast decoration ........s
MEMS NIGHT ROBEs-Good quail
full cut. sizes from Is to D .UU
19. Perfect quality.
Boys S1.25 TO s7.s0 PAJAMAs-
One and two piece Pajamas. high
count percales. madras C1 M
and Eden cloth; sizes Ol .VU
to IS years.. .........-..
First Floor.
BOYS, WASH sUITs-Fast color.
famous .Stonewall" brand, in
MILDLY and Dutch Daddy C1 M
models; sizes to 8 0l .VU
years 49,.
First Floor.
Boys, S1se GOLF 'cAPs-Laree !,
ans1ios aRs, snnii mi1tares: anapss saped Sl.W
and leather sweatbands.
THREE YARDS OF RIBBON
Satin striped Taffetas. Moires and
Combination Stripe Ribbons; suit
bow bows: in all desirable 6E.OU
colors ..................
TENNIS OxFORDs-women's. Boys
and Children's Tennis Oxfords. in .
white, black and brown; sizes to
101s, II to 2 and 2h to Ct M
Z. Worth H.25 and y i .VV
$1.60 ...-.....
GIRLS PRINCESS sLIPs-of Fine
White Nafnsook, lace and Cl M
embroidery trim m e.d Ol sUU
founces: sizes 6 to IA yrs.
woMEN's WHITE sATEEN PET
TIcoATs-Fine quality, O. M
double-panel front, with oil sVU
| neat hounce; all lengths, -. 1@
WHITE SATIN CAMIs0LES Pine
Grade Val Lace 1nser- M
tions, back and front. lace. k.UU
I straps: all sizes. .'.-....s. {.
BLOOMERs-Silk and Cbtton, Jac-
guard Bloomers, double M
and single elastic; rein- s0lw
'o ENvElopE oHEMisE - Built-up
and camisoles models. C1Ann
] dainty laces and fnser- nveUU
tfons. Perfect sizes. ".
S1.5O SOFA CUsHIONS-Chair and
Sofa Cushions, covered with figured
cretonne and filled with a. M
good quality cotton; fight . .UV
aHo ONE. Hs DoaEN iss STAIR rREADs-
Made Of good quality COR r. fsAA
| rugated rubber, size - .UU
s1,s ssss anenss lsaAss SIS. aaiJas- ssx4..,nch
stenciled Grass Rsivs,, a M
finished with tarA bound III .UU
i edges; neat designs ..... :, -
First Floor.
/ sl.ee SUMMER BLANIkETs--4sx72
and 1 SIXTH inch sises. in white
tan and gray; limited ~ ~
quantity. may not hast all DlSUU
day .........'.......... ..s