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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21

Members of the cuIl,,u..,. ......-
ly expressed doubt whether the
Brooks resolution could be voted
on ai this session, owing to the
heavy run Of appropriation legisla-
tin. Representative Flood, of Vir-
GINA, ranking Democrat, said he
saw no reason for the assumption
that President Wilson might ignore
the direction and pass the question
on to Mr.. Harding. He questioned
the proprieiy of asking Mr.. Wilson
to act on the CIV. OF leaving office
and after the League of Nations
covenant, providing for Joint dis
armament had been rejected by the
United States.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
FLU EPIDEMIC AGAIA RAGING THROUGH
COUNTRY.
PEOPLE WHO ARE LISTLESS AND
RUN DOWN, MORE APT TO
SUCCUMB THAN HEALTHY
PERSONS.

N>SSc"D
PERSONS.
It's dangerous to feel listless. II
means that you arc run down and
have lazy liver, with poison 10
the blood. Ii means that YOU are
not In shape TO resist the flu germs.
And flu germs are everywhere.
You breath them oil the time. Per.
sons with whom you associate carry
The germs TO you, and II you are moi
in good health you will contract
the disease.
Pepsotonc will build you up. The
handy tablets are full of new energy
for you. They will move all i'm.
purities from The system. They
VIII purify The blood, and pure
blood Con- resist the attack of flu
germs.
The Csc. package OF pepsotone is
mn inve"tment for better health--an
investment well worth making. Your
druggist has supply and will be
glad 10 furnish you with pepsotone.
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
REPORTS DISARMAMENT RESOLUTION.

Definite steps looking toward dis
armament were taken by the House
Foreign Affairs Committee which
reported resolution authorizing
President Wilson TO invite the ma
lions OF the world to send delegates
to an international convention TO
consider ways and means of bring
ing it about.
Although all members of tho COM
mittec voted for the proposal, Dem
Gratis objected to its adoption at this
time on the ground that ii might
cmDarraSS the President. They
commended il was question which
property should be considered by
rrcsldcnt-ciect Harding. Chairman
Porter, warm advocate of the
movement, insisted, however, that
1t Was the desire 10 have The rcso-
luton ready tor Mr.. Harding in
case MIR. Wilson did not act on it.
Representative Brooks, RepubI-
can, Illinois, author OF the rCSoili-
lion. .ii.nOillccd that efforts would
be made to expedite lis ccnsitlcr:i-
lion by the House. There was no
Huicalion Of any m0vmcnt 10 gel
together with the Senate, which
has pending Il resolution by Scna-
Tor Borah. Republican, of Idaho.
providing for armament reduction
by the United States, Great Britain
and Japan. and Il resolution By SEN
ator Walsh, Democrat. Montana.
authorizing the President to APP
point Il mcmberc of the disarma-
mcnt commission OF the League of
Nations.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
Benjamin Franklin---Printer.

Ills life and teachings point the way to succc
INIT OF time and resources All over the Unite
Oh January 11th) people now observe Nationa
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Women's Waists

81 White Wolfe Blouses. tucked
front, round neck, collar of
fancy dropstitch voile edged with
lace short sleeves and turnback
cuffs, lace edged; sizes SO to Al.
81 each, were $2.25.
IL Brown and Taupe Georgette
. Crepe Waists. embroidered and
beaded models; size "a. size SO.
. size 80. 81 each; were 1915
and 1915.
S ,Colored Organdy Waists, in
bisque, flesh and blue; I size 36.
l size 40, ! size AZ. l size "A and
2 size As. 81 each; were $2.85.
Tie-on Tricolette Blouses. 6 in
black and in jade; 5 size SO and
. size 3S. 1906 each; were 1896.
Is Crepe de Chine and Radium
Tailored Waists, tucked and hem
stitched models. in brown. navy
and black: 3 size "a. 5 size 36.
3 size 3S, size 40. 3 size A and
3 size as. 1895 each; were 1915
and $lO.75.
Is Georgette Crepe Overblouses.
side pleated and deep yoke, short
sleeves, in navy, rust, brown,
green, black and bisque: all sizes
in the combined assortment. $5.75
each, were &1O.75.
Blouse Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Misses Apparel

A miscellaneous assortment
of misses garments, taken
from our regular stock, because
of odd and broken sizes.
Heavy Linen, Crash Riding
Habit. for side saddle. with skirt,
size Is. $19.75; was $35.
Flesh Color Fantasi Silk
Skirt. slightly soiled. size 26
waist. length SO. $40; WAS $25.
3 Dark Silk Skirts, one navy
.tricolette, one black satin, one
gray and black Fantasi silk.
$3.50 each, were 1913.
1 Black Poplin Skirt, gathered
model. with pockets, waist size
2S. $3.50; was $1O.75.
l Hanna Check Velour Skirt,
gathered model. waist size 81.
$3.50; was $1O.75.
4 Betty Wales Tricotine
Dresses. very smart straightline
overdress styles. with touches
of wool embroidery, in navy and
brown, sizes Is and IS. $28.5O
each; were $45.
White Embroidered Wolfe
Dress. trimmed with small or
CANDY ruffles. slightly mussed.
size is. $I5, wns S39.75.
White Embroidered Georg-
cite Dress. overskirt model from
Betty Wales, slightly soiled.
$3.50; was $55.
Z Misses Georgette Blouses in
flesh and white. round neck and
short sleeves. trimmed with en-
broidered scallops. 1915 each;
were $l:.75.
3 Navy Raincoats, poplin fin
ish, sizes II to 16. $3.50 each;
were Is.
2 Navy Raincoats, Cape. silk
finish. rubber lined, sizes IA and
16. $40 each; were $3.50.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
A. Eff. DOUGHNUTS'
TO FEATURE DRIVE
Salvation Army Campaign
Also to Have "FIoWer"
and "BaIIoon" Days.

| No Salvation Army campaign could
| be staged without a "doughnut day"
and. sure enough. the period from
May : to Il. when Washngtonian
Will have the local budget of si7.0oo
presented for their consideration. VIII
| be featured by a special day set aside
| in honor of those delicacies which
gave the organization so much fame
I overseas.
| This was decided on at the frs;
! meeting Tuesday of a working or
! ganization of women at budget head
! quarters. 709 18th street northwest.
which heard addresses by Mrs. j. G.
! McGee. by Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stoddard.
chairman of the woman workers who
will aid in presenting the budget. and
by several others.
| Preliminary plans also We're mad
to include flower day" a tag and
| balloon day" a bridge party day
and other appropriate events. =.
| Among those included in the organ:
! iZation are Mrs Floyd l.. Waggamaii.
| Mrs. Gurney =. Strong. Mrs. I. w.
! Barrett. Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce, MIS-
| Rudolph Jose. Mrs f. {. Rogers. Mrs
| NJ. c. PlumIner. Mrs. Roe Fulkersoa
Mrs. Archie Engel. Mrs. \. w. Parksf
| Mrs. Harry :. Jones, Mrs. George kt.-
| hoe, Mrs. Dana McCrady, Mrs. Williah
| Jose, Mrs. y. T.. Orutt Mrs. j. W
, Michaelson. Mrs. II. g Day. Mrs WIZ
| liam T.. Chamberlain. Mrs. Ruth Il
Smith. Mrs Frank W. Garden. Mrs
Henry e Woodard. Mrs. Melville A.
| Lindsay. Mrs. Wilmer y. Johnston
! Mrs. Edwin = La Fetra. Mrs. IA. l..
overstreet. Mrs. George Il. Ide, Mr.:
John 5. Beach. Mrs Will g. Barnes.
Mrs. w. 5. Whiting. Mrs. W. j. Hoehre
Mrs. Frank II. Towner. Mrs. w. W
! Chalmers and Miss Mary j. Pond =
Announcement has been made tha.
| Miss Evangeline Booth. principal
speaker at the mass meeting which
VIII open the campaign Sunday after.
| noon at the Belasco Theater. will res
peat her famous address. The
worlds Most Wonderful Story" Miss
Booth. as commander of the Saliva.
tion Army forces in the United State.s
VIII be introduced by Secretary of the
Navy DENLY. while Henry B. F. Mac
farland. president of the Salvation
Army advisory board for the Distritt
of Columbia will preside.
Admission will be free. Applications
for reserved seats .Should be made al
budget headquarters. telephone Main
$50. The doors will be opened AT q
o'clock. :,
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Infants Apparel

% Boys Wash Suits, made in
Oliver Twist or MILDLY styles;
white with colored collar and
cuffs or with pants of pink or
blue chambray and white waists.
81 .05 each; were % and $3.50.
2S Childrcn's Dresses. of white
lawn or fine nainsook. made en-
pire style and trimmed with en-
broidery, lace or shocking. some
tied at the back with white
sashes $1.85 each; were $3.50
and -.
IS Children's Carter's Silk
Shirts, either low neck and
short sleeves, or high neck and
long sleeves. Sizes 4, 5, s. Ooc
each; were 81.
dozen Children's Rompers.
made in David Copperfield or
belted styles, some with trousers
Of pink or blue chambray and
white waists, or white with col
ored collar and cuffs and belt.
7Jc each; were 81.
33 Infants Fine White Batiste
Dresses. trimmed with shocking,
tucks, beading and finished at
the neck and sleeves with narrow
lace edge. Sizes ] and 2 years.
SI.25 each; were $3.50 and 81. 70.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
CENTRAL HIGH CADETS
TO OPEN BIG CONTEST
Full Program Announced for Com
petitive Drill at American
League Park. {.

Company F. of the lst Regiment OF
Central High School will formally
open the 1921 annual competitive drin
of the Washington High School Cadet
Corps at the American League Bah
Park May %, at S:45 o'clock, it was
announced today by school authorir
ties. The drill will be held two days
ten companies taking part on the first
day and eleven companies May "a, the
second day. 4
The program for the first day is as
follows: Morning-Company +. Gen.
trail, S:45 O'Clock; Company A, CenA
trail. $40: Company NJ. Central, 9:3s:
Company X. Central. 10; Company G.
Central, 1925. Acknowledgment
c. Central. 2:1O o'clock; Company p,
Central. 2:35; Company r. Eastern, 3:
Company l., Western,- 1925; Company
+, Central. $50. =.
The second days program follows
,, Morning-Company c. Tech. S:4s
o'clock: Company II, Tech. $40; CONS
pany 1, Business, 9:35; Company
1925. Afternoon-Company ID, Tech
2:30 o'clock: Company B. Central
2:55; Company f. Business. 3:2O; Comr
pany NJ, O Street Junior High. 3:i5s
Company II. Western. 4:10. and Com.
pany e.. Eastern. -
Central High School will have nine
companies participating in the event
Tech five Business two. Eastern twn
Western two and Junior High one:
Company NJ of the Junior High School
will make its initial appearance IN
the competitive drill this year. School
military officials regard this as one
of the best companies in the two
regiments. y
Immediately after Company G OF
Eastern completes its drill on the
final dav. the winning company wu3
be determined by the judges. who
will be selected several days prior 70
the event They will be Army off,
GERS. j,
Company a of Tech High SchooL,
which won the drill last year, WIFI
carry the coveted prize flag on the
field on the morning of May "a. at 10
o'clock. and surrender it to the judges
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Dolls and Toys

. Undressed Infant Dolls, 23-
inch size; wigs and sleeping eyes.
80 each; were &15.
1S-inch Dolls. real hair, full
ball jointed. $3.50 each; were r..
Large Dolls. fully dressed.
$s.45 each, were $16.5O.
Doll. large size. aluminium
head, real hair wig. sleeping
eyes. kid body; prettily dressed.
SO.75; was $3.50.
3 Infant Dolls. dressed. S5.4J,
*G.4J and $6.7j each; were &lO.25.
SI:s.jO and $1G.
IL Boys Knives, one. two and
three blade styles, with stag or
cocabolo handles; good quality
steel. $50 each: were Die.
II Boys Knives. one and two
blades: several different kinds of
handles. Csc each: were O5c.
Is Toy Mating Handbags. Zoe
each: were BE.
Large Wooden Play Hoops,
81 each; were ~.
S Extra Large Wooden Play
Hoops. $1.c5 each; were $3.50.
l Child's Sulky, rubber-tired
wheels. $4.75; yvns 30.
Bear Cub Shoofly. slightly
imperfect. $2.75, was S575.
Columbia Bicyclettes, nickel
plated. ball-bearing. large size
rubber-tired wheels; bright red
color. SEAS each; were S21.5O.
3 Girls Tricycles. 80 each:
were $14.
/ Columbia Girlcycle. large
rubber-tired wheels. &1O.45; was
flS.4S.
. Columbia Cyclettes. nickel
plated, ball-bearing, large size
rubber-tired wheels. $0.75 each;
were $3.50.
A lot of Small Toys, slightly
damaged. at greatly reduced
prices.
Toy Store, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Nine Opportunities to Save on
Mems Hdberdashery

Special Quality Checked Nansook Union Suits
neck with elastic insert
roomy 81 46 Very specially priced
suit Sll5.
90 Mems Light weight Night Shirts neck STYLE
full cut: l5 and TO- 81 each; were $780,
Special Quality Fine Count Percae Pa)amas
neck tye all Sizes Spe
caly priced suit ST.
II Fancy Coored Silk Fournhand Ties. mostly hs
dark Reduced 81
$3.50 each, Csc.
Negge Shirts of and printed madras also
few fine pecaIes striped all fast coors; sizes H.
l Reduced from $3.50 and s. to- each Sl3S
Mems Soft Felt Hats taken from regular stock green
good shapes 6zs i rs and 49,
from $6 % S3.35 each.
pairs Wool English Golf Hose in
shades H. Reduced
s. to, pair, sl.6S. .
20 Fine Irish Cambria Handkerchiefs,
embroidered initals-A F, j. and only Re
duced from SIS each o 6 for $l.z5.
Mems Fine Japanese Silk Handkerchefs regular
hens Reduced from SOC z5c each
Mems Frst floor
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Wonen's Dresses

/ White c. eorg G t e Dress.
slightly sdiled; size 36. $3.50;
was &45.
! Black Georgette Dress. i'm
perfect, beaded with dull beads,
suitable for mourning; size Is.
$3.50; WINS $65.
= Dresses. l black geOrgette
and 1 black chiffon. both suit
able for mourning wear; sizes 36
and 40. $29.5O each; were $6j
and $75.
/ Gray Chiffon Dinner Dress.
size "a. $3.50; was $75.
l Flesh Creme de Chine Dress.
size 3S; soiled. &:D.5O; was SS5.
l Black and White Afternoon
Dress, Of kittens car crepe;
soiled; size SO. $20.JO, was @11O.
3 Beaded Brown Satin Dresses.
sizes 3s and 40. $35 each; were
SIS.
Women's Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
House Furnishings

| lot of Nickeled Toothbrush
Holders, special, zSc each.
lot of Butcher Knives, spc-
cial. 25c each.
4 Westinghouse 6-pound Elec-
trio Irons. special. s5.s5 each.
E l2-inch Glass Shelves, spe-
cia1, S5c each.
l8 Large Galvanized Garbage
Pals, special. Sll5 each.
The following articles slight
~ damaged or shopworn-
White Enamel-frame Mirror.
with round corner, $5.25; was
S1I.75.
White Ena amel-frame Mirror,
square corner. $4.75; was 1.5O.
l White Enameled Medicine
Cabinet, with towel rack, 81; was
$IO.5O.
1 White Enameled Washstand.
-; was S11.25.
1 Copper Crumb Tray and
Scraper, $3.50; was $500.
l Aluminium Electric Perco-
later. 81: was $1O.3O.
Nickel Electric Pcrcolator.
$3.50: was $1:.
$4.3O: was $3.50.
White Bathroom Chairs. $50
enrh: were x4.2j.
l .Hand Vacuum Carpet Sweep
er. $3.50: was *11.25.
/ Small Size Clothes Wringer,
S:;.75: WaS *G.2J.
Lot of Mexican Baskets. :5c
each; were 75r.
. Square Splint Clothes Ham
pcrs. 1895 each; were $5.25.
= Drop Leaf Kitchen Tables.
AZ inches long. 1876 each; were
$3.50.
Drop Leaf Kitchen Table, 36
inches long. $3.50; was S13.75.
Hand Power Washing Ma
chine. -; was $1O.jO.
Round Splint Clothes Ham,
per, $3.50; was 1915.
White Cabinet Kitchen Table,
with porcelain top, size 2oX4O
inches. $16.5O; was $2j.
1 White Enameled Infants
Wardrobe. 1875; was $3.50.
House Furnishings Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Friday Offerings in
Bows Apparel

81 Boys Woolen knicker-
booker Suits. all-wOol fabrics
size IL, 3 size IL. 2 size
13. size IA. size IS. size Is.
2 size II. ! size 1s. $1o.7S each;
were $15 and $1S.
10 dozen Small Boys Eton Col
lar Blouses. made of finest mate
rials, madras. rep, crepe madras.
etc. Sizes to 9 years. Kaynee
make. strictly first quality. Very
specially priced. 8Sc each.
10 dozen Boys Wash Suits,
MILDLY. oliver Twist and Junior
Norfolk models. Plain colors as
well as smart combinations.
Sizes 81. to 9 years. $1.O3 each;
were &2.0S to 3.
so Boys Camp Suits. made OF
good quality blue or gray
chambray. sport collar. short
sleeves; either straight or knick-
erbocker trousers. Sizes to 10
years. Very specially priced,
$:.85. Boys Store. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Chinaume

35 Pink Rose Garland Decorated
American Porcel n Dinner
Plates. 25c each; were Soc.
. 12-inch Luster Pottery Vases,
slightly imperfect. $3.50 each;
were $5.75.
Dainty Decorated Imported
China Cheese and Cracker
Dishes. $I.25 ench; were $3.50.
6 Decorated Imported China
Covered Vegetable Dishes. Spe-
cial. 81 each.
handkerchief Nippon China
Tea Sets. II pieces. $2.05 each;
were &5.85.
1 Decorated Imported China
Breakfast set, slightly imperfect.
$4.75; was $40.
4 Decorated Imported Pottery
Pitchers. unusual design. csc
each; were IS.
/ 62-piece Decorated American
Porcelain Cottage Dinner Set;
several pieces damaged. 1915;
was $3.50.
1 Hand nd-decorated Nippon China
Chocolate Set, slightly imperfect.
$3.50; was IS.
l Richly Decorated Imported
China Berry or Salad Bowl.
$3.50; was Is.
50 Decorated Japanese
China Teapots,
z5c each; were CSC
Three-cup size. with bamboo
handles.
China Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Won,en's Hosiery

80 dozen pairs Women's Silk
Hosettes. with turnover cuff top
Of lisle, in black. white and cor
dovan, size. SE. to. 10. Very
specially priced, 81 pair.
1872 pairs "omen's Pure six
in black. Sizes 8k to 10, broken
assortment. irregular in weave.
Special $2-35 pair.
100 pairs Women's Black SILK
Hose, Isle garter tops and soles.
sizes 8 8h. 10. &1.35 pair; were
=.
36. pairs Women's Outsize
White Lisle Hose. uneven IN
weave. sizes and 9iz. &c pair;
40 pairs Women's Full Fash
ioned Cordovan Lisle Hose, sizes
9ih and 10. SOC pair; were 6Sc.
Women's Hosiery Section, First noor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Chidren's
Knit Underuedr

3s Boys Cross-barred Muslin
Union Suits. athletic style. low
neck. sleeveless, knee length
sizes 26. %, 80 and 80. SOC each
were 75r.
81 Children's Fine Ribbed
lightweight Cotton Combination
Suits; Dutch neck. elbow sleeves:
sizes to fit children from s to 10
years 5Jc each: were $1.25.
IS Children's Plain Weave Cot
ton Combination Suits. low neck
sleeveless. knee length, buttons
around waist. Sizes to fit chill
dren from 2 to 3 years. SOC
each; were $1.25.
23 Children'S Plain GauZe
Merino Vests. high neck and long
sleeves. size 2S. SOC each; were
$1.25.
Chiidren's Knit Underwear Section
Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Women's Goats

Plaid and Checked Raincoats.
of lightweight silk. sizes 81 to
40 SIS each; were $50.
Three-quarter-length Sports
Coats, fully lined. belted models,
with patch pockets. SIS each;
were $40.
4 Tan and Brown Tweed and
Plaid Polo Coats. leather buttons
and patch pockets. $25 each;
were $50.
Women's Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Children's Hosiery

7 Dozen Children's Three
quarter Socks, white with fancy
colored tops. sizes to 9t:.
3 pairs 81; were soc pair.
10 Dozen Pairs Children's
White Socks. with colored striped
tops. sizes Az to 6la pairs
soc: were DE pair.
IS Pairs Children's Light Blue
Silk Socks. sizes and Sh. Sic
pair; were LIS.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Pictures and Picture
Frames

One lot of Picture Frames.
made from ends of our best
mouldings. in various sizes. In
greens, gold shades. black. ma
hogany and browns. Priced Zoe,
Ijc, 2Jc SOC.
Lot of Swinging Frames in
several sizes. r. each; were 81.
] Lot of Gutman Prints, in
blue ard pink frames. size about
14xIs inches. $1.75 each; were
&3.54
Picture Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Friday Special in
Women's s Ribbed
Cotton Vests,
Csc each

80 dozen Women's Swiss Rib
bed Cotton Vests, low neck.
sleeveless. narrow S h ou d e +
straps. fronts trimmed with lace
insertion, very elastic and good
quality. 2jc each: were b kc.
~ Women's GauZe Merino
Pants. three-quarter len-g h,
straight bands. sizes 80 and 43
S1.5O each: were 81.
36 Women's Swiss Ribbed Cot
ton Vests. low neck. sleeveless.
narrow shoulder straps. size SO.
; for soc; were 25c each.
II Women's Glove Silk Envel-
ope Chemise. tube top. ribbon
shoulder straps. sizes 3S. 40 and
~ in white: size 40 in pink. 81
each: were 30.
Women's Knit Underwear Section.
Third floor
Evening star., 1921-05-05
D. C., BOY MEDAL WINNER.
Walter H. Young Designated Best
Drilled Cadet at M. q. &

Walter H. Young. eighteen years
old of 1926 Newton street northwest.
a graduate last year of Central High
School. was awarded Tuesday the
gold medal offered by the class OF
1899. University of Maryland. for the
est-drilled cadet in the reserve Of
ficers' training corps at the uN-
rersity. =,
COMPANY 4 at Central in 1920. des
feated three close competitors to win
the individual drill prize in the an-
nual military contest. The saber of
fered by the class of 1897 for the besl-
drilled company. was presented tp
Cadet {. T.. Darnall of HyattsvIlt4,
command Company {. ,.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Sweaters

IS Lightweight Wool Sweat
ers. fancy dropstitch, lace collar
and vest. in black, gray, peacock
and rose. 81 each; were 1895.
IA Fiber Sweaters. Tuxedo mod
els, in peacock and silver. with
plain peacock Tuxedo collar.
SI,05 each: were &O.7j.
Wool Sweater Coats. fiat COL
lar, turnback cuffs and patch
pockets. in rose and copen: sizes
IS and 46. &S.75 each; were S1O.75.
White Shetland Tuxedo Coats.
pleated belt. slightly soiled; sizes
AZ and ~. 1895 each; were Si.75.
4 Heavy Wool Ribbed Sweater
Coats. flat collars. patch pockets,
in rose and navy. $3.0S each;
were 1915.
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Travelling Goods

4 Wardrobe Trunks. of stand
ard make. fiber bound. nat brass
plated corners. heavy catches
and lock. This style trunk has
a 9-inch drawer space. and 6-inch
clothes hanging section. The in
terror lined with cretonne. with
four drawers. the lower one ex-
ira large for women's hats. etc.
fitted with hangers and a laundry
bag. $3.50 each, were $31.BO
Travelling Goods Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
1O4 ':Little Tudor
Sleeping Garments
Csc Each; were $1.5O
(Girlx' Section, Fourth floor

("lGlS' SCStIUuS Hou1"
Made of good quality plain or
checked dimity, with high or low
neck and either short or long
sleeves; sizes 8 and 10 years.
Very attractive and serviceable
little garments for small chill
dren.
> Navy Blue Washable MILDLY
Skirts. pleated: on white waists;
sizes and 8 years. $1.01 each;
were $3.50.
l Taffeta Dress. ruffled collar
and sleeves: Roman striped SASH;
size 10 years. $3.50; was $15.
Navy Blue Serge Dresses.
beautifully trimmed with wool
embroidery and finished with
white collar; one has pleated
skirt; sizes 8 to II years. $3.50
each: were SIS.
Shirt Waist Dress, Japanese
crepe waist and detachable skirt
of fine quality serge; size 10
years. so; was SIS.
9 Navy Blue Suits of splendid
quality serge, belted coats and
pleated skirts on waists; size 10
and IA years. $3.50 each; were
S25.
3 Brown Velour Coats. belted:
sizes and years. $3.50 each;
were &1O.5O.
Wood Jersey Sports Suit,
patch pockets and narrow belt;
heather color; size 16 years.
5000: was S16.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Friday Special In
FUR CHOKERS
S10 zach
$40 each

. French Seal Chokers. were
S35 each.
l Nutria Choker. Nns S35.
Red Fox Choker. was x31.
kolinsky Chokers. were $I5
each.
6 Squirrel Chokers. were SI2.S5
Also Stone Marten Chokers,
So ench: were $35.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Special Size Apparel

2 Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses,
embroidered in gray: sizes 42l.
and 46R. $3.50 each; were
$2S.75.
! Taupe Crepe de Chine Dress.
size 44R. $20.JO; was $SJ.
1 Navy Blue Lightweight
Wool Poplin Coat. size 421a.
$3.50; WINS $:iS.
/ Tomato Chan,oistyne Coat.
lined with tan radium silk; size
3Sk. %20.5O; was &:J.
2 Pearl Gray Jersey Suits. sizes
3sk and 441a. $1O.5O each; were
S2J and &?O.:O.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-05
Millinery

Is Trimmed Straw Hats. with
flower, fruit and ribbon trim
mings. Is each: were $3.50.
so Taffeta Hats. combined with
straw, Smartly trimmed with
flowers. fruit and ribbons. 1915
each; were $3.50 and 1915.
25 Felt Sports Hats. $I.15
each; were $3.50.
Lot of Flowers and Wreaths.
$3.50 to a.
Lot of Odd Lengths of Braids.
from yard to 10 yards in
piece. Very greatly reduced. Zoe
to 81 the piece.
Millinery Section. Third floor.