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New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
BISHOP TO APPEAL
W iiiIam Montgomery Brown Wants Ultimate court of Appeals Created That He May Protest.

Gallon Ohio, Aug If Pl-Bishop William Montgomery Brown today made public an application to the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church requesting tn. creation of an ultimate court of ap- peals 10 reconsider the sentence pro nounced against him by court Of review for alleged error of doctriu~.
 The application requested the house of bishops to withhold action Tn confirming the sentence If 1cpcsl- ton until the two houses of the gen eral convention had had an oppor. 'unitv to act upon the application. which was acroElraueI by 2 hriet To inform lnur respective bodies of the facts and Of tho substantial and serious nature of tho errcrs which occurred in my fual'
 Tn the event tNo convention dr- cnnai the proposal Rish1H Rro7n asked permission to arpe2r per sanal'v before the house Of hi=hops 10 present his defense
 My t7yic con'on'ton an arrOm- ranyng letter said. "Is that thf church tc4av cannot sst ID any standard Of or'hodoX7 and th'rs,ors cannot rrcesr0te tn sood fa''h anl charge ot heres,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

CTS would gain by the payment of their claims while tho unpaid Chin csc officials in the civil service, the teachers and other employees, would receive regularly the salaries which are sometimes years in arrears. The relief of the responsible cabinet would be enormous and the prestige of Peking government which paid all bills regularly would go far to establish order"
 MT. Batchelder suggested the gov ernment railroads should be sepa- rated from the general budget and united and independent organization as has been done in India ad Ger many and that a national bank owned by the Chinese and foreign bankers be organized 10 stabilize the country's finances,
 "It is quite possible 10 make a beginning this winter and to accom- plish material results soon after the commission has made its recommen- dations," he said. "The problems are all familiar ones and the situa- ton Is not as difficult as that of Europe before the adoption of the Dawes plan"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
LOST LAND' FORMS
 BASIS FOR F|GHT
Rival Factions Claim Valuable
 Florida Property

Fort Myers, Fla. Aug. II tF -- Marco Island today was divided into two hostile camps which were ready 10 do battle over the ownership Of strip Of uncharted land more than mtIe wide across the middle of the island, One faction consists of the Barron r. Collier interests supported by Sheriff W, E. Maynard and arm. cd deputies. The other is made up of old settlers and some new home stead claimants, led by w. G, Will Hams, head of syndicate which recently purchased the townsite of Marco.
 The fight Is scheduled 10 go into court when the dispeased citizens of Marco supported by Goodly portion of citizens of Collier county will appeal to County Judge George W. Starter, at Everglades for a court order directing Sheriff Maynard to remove himself and his deputies from the island,
 The shcriffs and his deputies were In complete control. and Collier agents had fenced off all the land on the island and posted conspcu- ous mo trcsspassing" signs.
 MT. Williams contended that the sheriff had brought a load of rifles to the island and had threatened him WilIiam@ and homestead claimants with violence Waruinr them to keep off the country roads.
 The contest rcvolvcs around some 5000 acres of land which apparent Iy were missed when government engineers surveyed the island in 1878. The original survey shows the
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CITY HALL TO GET
 ELECTRIC ELEVATOR
Commission Enters Into Contract For New Lift in Municipal
 Building

A new elevator will he installed in city han, according to an an nouncement made last night by the members of the city hall comn>is- sion, The apparatus Nlll replace the present hydraulic machine which has been doing duty tor the past IS years and which has not becn working satisfactorily for some time,
 An appropriation of sS,onn for a new elevator vas voted by common council some time ago. The new elevator will cost about $500. The remaining $500 will be required for oyerhauling the equipment which will be retained and for re- pairs 10 the elevation shaft,
 The new life will have automatic safety doors. The installation of the electric appliances will be in charge of Barry &; Bamforth.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
DAWES PLAN FOR
 CHINA PROPOSED
Institute of P0lit Ha.s SHg.
 g0StionS Fo .a.a1t

Will'amstown, 'rasI Aur t4 tP A Dawes commission" for China was proposed by o c, Bstchtlder. former acting commarc,al attache in that country at tla institute Of poll ties today Speaking Jt th0 general conference on "tre recent foreign policy Of the Unraf States" Mir Ratchelder declared tunt foreign as- sistance was necessary 0gtthcr with the abolition of ez'ratefrltoriality as soon as conditiora rernittgd.
 There arc yorua Who advocate a strong policy ~t.rn nIgh, lead 10 the landing of t..ora hut public opinion in the f.rHsf states and Great Britain w1id Fewer support ihis. and it woulr rot ta slrcassful." he said.
 "What is needed is general or gani2ation along modern lines and some experts ad dN10ats q so-called naros commission for China, with it's duties purely a N'ar of rr organi- ration. The cnaImao would he Chinam7n. and rEtra voa1 be great advantage in requ"- the former members e Dawes commission tu ra stis com mission,
 'Tt seem' Haa such commission tmets'y rec ommend th ra7rm pt sAa finances of China ana .'- ..saut of the budget Nhicr nc"' calls for monthly eNro itrr 5f &1o. o.ooo,oo9 and ar incoDn ul rhrut tf o0o.ooc.
 "The adopt'rn o' tAn4 plan would ho of honod: to 7ft Far,se, Foreign
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Man Sung Unconscious
 When Attacked by Bees

Hammonton, N. J., Aug. 14 --- Hundreds of angry bees, disturbed when he felled their hive by lop- ping off limb on d tree in his or chard, near Lumberton, so tiorcely attacked Joseph Shade, farmer that he ran toward his home screaming with pain He fell un- conscious near the threshold and was dragged indoors by members of his family.
 Dr. Andrew M. Smith said that Shade would recover, but that his condition was serious.
 In 19S1 China lost 100000 people, killed by earthquake near Pekin.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

island to be about three and a half miles from north 10 south. It Is actually more than five miles wide,
 Mir. Golfers deeds gave him title to his tracts, more or less" Under this clause he contends that the Host land" is his. Mr. Williams says it is not Golfers and has filed claim for q 1G0-acre homestead on the tract in question, Others have filed many claims
 The situation has become more tense daily and residents of Marco said yesterday that they feared an outbreak. The sheriff says that the Collier faction does not question the title of the Williams interests to the Marco toWnsite, but that he and his deputies will not tolerate any viola tion of the Collier claim.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
ENORMOUS LOAN BEING
 NEGOTIATED IN U, S, A.
Amount Is from One to Two Hun dre1 Million Dollars, Italian Paper Says,

Turin, Italy. Aug Il F)-Tho f-
 nancial writer of the Gazzctta Del Popnlo says that an American loan to the Italian government of from E0QQUo0o0 to $20Q,00o.o .o0o at 5la per cent Is being discussed in tinan. Cial circles. With commissions and other expenses the cost of such a loan would rise 10 : per cent, this writer says.
 The GazZetta Del Popla adds that something of this kind is necessary owing 10 the constant growth of Italian industries, which require either foreign loan or an increase in tho currency which would be dangerous for the national economy.
 Since the drastic restriction of Italian emigration to the United States the paper says Italian indus tries have increased their opera tons 10 such an extent as not only to wipe out unemployment but to cause an actual labor shortage in some factories, such as the cotton mills. As paradox. the paper ob- serves that il might be well. If DOS. sihIe to import labor 10 Italy from England or the United States.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Krim Loses BaCkcrs

Fez, French Morocco, Aug. 1f CPl The news of the cooperation of the tranco-Spansih forces in campaign 10 bring the rebel leader And El- Krim 10 terms, is now known throughout the land. lt has had 2 powerful effect on the trihesmen, be ginning 10 quit Abd El- Krims ban ners in larger and larger numbers, and by the time the great offensive is started at the end of the month, it appears likely that he will he re- duced to his own forces.
 French achievements coutinua to arriVe, according to schedule. They
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
R|FFIAN HORDES
 BEING DEFEATED
Dispatches Tell OI Success oI
 FranCO'SpaDiSh Drive

Fez, French Morocco. Aug it lR A French column has advanced in 10 the Sarsar mountain range, after having had the territory under bom- bardment, The advance was carried on from Amezou, in the region Of ksar- El.khir, on the Loukhos Eiy- CT, where the junction of the western wings of the French and Spanish forces was effected several days ago.
 The dissident tr,besmen are fleeing with their flocks, hurried by the French.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Disturbances by striking mill
 workers began in 7ientsin on Sat Iurday, whom workmen, mostly Shanghai rosidents, took tho hning
 of an emnloye 1s q pretcxt for riot ! Ing. The American manager of the ! P2ochcng mill, Mr. Burton, and hts wife and family, were forced to make a h1sty retreat
 Early this week the striking mill workers staged another demonrtra { ition before the Paocheng mill. Chinese police and military fired. Wounding a number of the strikers Next day clouds again gathered. and eight persons were killed and about 50 injured whon Chinese guards fired at them, Nearly 400 arrests were made.
 The trouble in said to have hnnn .inettgatod hv aritators from Shong- lat with 2. view to snrnadirg tIo strikes.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
PROTEST IS FILED
Ar-,- Atr cer,toc 0ldart- to French Airrlsne rntrE TnteTr1 tn Races

Tashlrtto-. A1r II tE-1rt Army Air Sar'ica has h,rd pro'e:t with the Narcna' A.roraEt., Asso- riatton against tre possible entr'. ot g French BregIet 7trql7ua n the ot-- ser,ation plane race to be he'd Hr'o- her at NtcheI' fi-'i IonE Islan1 on 'hs ground thai # ls a non mill tarv machine.
 Althourh ,acktnz definite intorr7- tcn that tha Freorh plane ts to he c-tAred ir ths r7~r, tha Mir Ser'loe and the Aetouaunr Association pm G,rs-and that FrcrGest tra Insrufar- r.rar is 70 h-i~s '~.o r'a~or to tN's ,~,,r-~~ ,no~Nv hotore tHe races. s,.rrr.rIl, 'o er'.r them rratohirr ,t, .ar,lce r'7a~s of n" Army and N-,~ r@eirsf fn4 no0Hr and ron- a,r3..rv F~e-ret would io tNa or'o- --r of Armv Ar SGvjce officials I.-o,r3s m Y1.,n7l con'eet.
 (. [. Schory secretary of the Con- t,st Conmittoa. dr~'7rsI today that inc Fraquet piano would be permit ted entry if if rn,' ,arJoIs tecr'uraI rtauirsmov's and ho rr-rns'r1 that the cir ssr-jcss crfe- the ro~ typ rlsro- non heinz marrfsrture7 for them
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Asa Evans Stratton.
 Editorial Writer. Dies

|. Fitchburg, Mass Aug. 14 P) -- Asa Evans Stratton. editorial writer on the I'itchburg Sentinel and for merly well known In New England as baseball player. died at his home here today. He was a grad uate of Brown and of Boston uni versity law school and formerly practicod as an attorney In Wor- cester and Fitchhurg. He was for a time proprietor of the Gardener News and later was editor of ths Fitchhurg Morning Sun, For th- past 2o years he had been on the staff of the Sentinel. One of the pioneer baseball players of New England, he played with the Grafton champions and the old T'itchhurg Rolstones.
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 All Rolie-an Indian women dress uli
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Chinese Strikers Go
 on Rampage of Wreckage

Tiontsn, China, Aug, 13 --CDelny- ed) P)-Strik"rs today wrecked 3 Japanese oil plant and partly wreck cd the Chinese owned, America n managed, Paochong mill.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

se assigned by headquarters to l7.0is along the front where thev .4n ha best employed in the drive,
 hH preparations for which are near ing completion.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
H.,r MnM,N As rrrs1nENr

HANT WF0W " NN FTT NII'F'NT
 Duluth Aur I4 LT-Tiss Fina N West supreme "ommanior cf 'hs wcmer's FeraAt associaron. Fer Huron. Michigan. vas elec'Ad frs -eman president of the National Fraterrs'ists at the closing session ot the thirty eighth srnual conrsn- ton hare yestsrdsv She served ss vice president during fhe past var
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Half dollars. coined in tsc6 and T!'h h. lstterei-sdge. are worth about so cents each.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

All Roli1an Indian women dress alike.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Candy

35c Ligeett's ilkChoc-, 12B 1er25c >9c Iordsnette Almonds, ll' 49c 49c Homemaid Butter
 Cream Caramels, bovr4 mr 3oc 4oc Homemaid
 Honey Nousats, bcnrS bor 39c 49o Homemsld lelly Spice Drops
 and Jelly Spice Strings, 3ec 49c Homcmald Old Fashioned
 Gum Drops. b9RM h,x 3ac
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

45c Cascade Linen Writing Paper
 roo sheets and 30 envelopes to
 match] 85t TalR. botb ter 59c Lord Baltimore Portfolio
 [P4Ief50 0tbsst4r624errsbtcjl 45c IFS Symbol Fountain Syringe t.19 l75 First-Aid Clinical
 Thermometer t.2S 65c The Aero Swim Rap 4ac
Evening star., 1925-02-01
MILDLY Blouses, $1.95

Of Lonsdale Jean, fitted bottom with snap
fastenings, braid trimmed collar and white
silk emblem on sleeve Sizes 10 TO Is.
Evening star., 1925-02-01
Chi1dren's S Sport
Hose, SOC

Mercerzed pineapple weave, full length, in black
white gray camel, brown and beige. Sizes to TO-
Palais ROyal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1925-02-01
MILDLY Skirts, $1.75

OF white galatca, peated model; waist at
tached. Sizes to 10 years.
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
HEADS
PROGRAM At WCAP
Second Community Concert
Will Be Broadcast
Tonight.

The second of the series of the
Summer Bob" Lawrence Community
Concerts in the Masonic Temple Au-
ditorium tonight will he hrosd st
by WCAP as its principal attraction.
The concert will 90 on the air at $50
o'clock and continue until 10.
A concert by the Army Musical
School Band. under the direction Of
w. .. Paul. is the chief event on
the Bob" Lawrence program. The
soloists include Howard Lloyd. ma
rimba; Elmer n. Snyder. xylophone:
George McCsuley. tenor banjo, and
Robert Lawrence. baritone. The
Washington Community Chorus will
sing a number of old-time favorites.
including Sweet and Low" and Sail
ing"
The semi-monthly Washington Post
Hour Is the concluding attraction.
This feature will introduce John Poole,
president of the Federal-American
Bank, Miss Autumn Hall. violinst:
Austin Lawrensoh. boy soloist
Charles Wolfe. whistler, and others.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

here last night. He entered the thea
ter office from q lobby entrance, cowed
Ave persons therein with revolver,
grabbed the cash and then was lost
in the crowd
Office employees of the theater said
the money represented the receipts
OF Saturday and Sunday. The theater
operates on continuous basis from
II am. to II pm, and Is one of the
leading popular priced theaters OF
Chicago.
William A. Singer. manager of the
theater. said the bandit followed one
of the FIVE into the office and. whip
ping out revolver, ordered the five
to make no outcry.
The theater safe stood open, rack
age containing the receipts for Satur-
day night and Sunday having Just
Evening star., 1925-08-10
WCAP-Chesapeake & Potomac Tele
phone Co. (4685 Meters).

7:30 TO 7:4o p.m.-Tower health talk
from Metropolitan tower, New York
City.
745 to $40 p.m.-Selections by the
Hawaiian Melody Boys-Melvin Hen
derson. Clinton Rollins, E. Edmond
.Pringle.. The program follows: "Ha-
waiian Medley" "Kilma Waltz. Z"
'Shadowla nd " Let Me Be the First
One to Kiss You Good Morning. y
Honest and Truly" Nightingale" :"
"kohala March" she Sang Aloha TO
Me. Collegiate" Hawaiian Waltz. q"
'Listening." 'On the WAY to Wal
kiki, Underneath the Mellow Moon, "
'Copenhagen," Farewell Blues"
$50 to 10 p.m.-'Rob' Lawrence
community concert. featuring the CON
cert band of the Army Music School
William G. White, principal. from
the Masonic Temple Auditorium.
10 to IL p.m.-Washington Post
hour.
Early Program Tomorrow.
S:4s to 74S a.m.-Tower health ex-
ercises. from Metropolitan tower.
New York City.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Bungalow Aprons, 2 for 81.
Amber and Ivory (imitation)
Dresser Trays, 2 for 81.
Large-size Dimity
Blouses, 2 for 81.
2, children's Bathing Suits, 81.
Wanted colors and sizes.
Maids White Lawn Caps and Collar and
Cuff Sets, 3 for ST..
Toilet Soap Bath TsbIe.s, Is for 81.
Palm, geranium and laveno"y scents.
Imported Lemon Soap, II cakes, 81.
Hot-w.ter Bags, for ST..
Bob White Toilet Tissue, "a rolls, 81.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1925-08-10
s Turkish Towels

white. Good. alb C1
sorbent quality at this -
unusual price T u e 5 d a y
only.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
S Cotton Vests

Formerly much more. T1
These vests have built ~
up and strap shoulders.
and are in sizes 4n to A.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
a Yards Floral Wolfe

Light. Cool colored G1
Voiles, mostly in the ~
popular large floral designs.
Also dots. stripes and small
and large designs.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
s Dish Towels

Part linen Dish Tow g!
els. hemmed. finished ~
with tape loop to hang
towel up with. White,
pink or hlue stripes.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c, MONDAY, AUGUST

been placed within 1t. The bandit
ordered George Burdick, assistant
manager OF the theater. to hand over
the package Selling this, he dashed
back into the crowded lobby and dis
appeared.
Police were unable to find any one
either ushers or patrons, who had
seen the man.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Every Item Greatly Reduced or Specially Priced
Rayon Slip-on Sweaters
Lisle Sports Hose, z Pairs

2 Pairs ! Rayon {
ancy ~A rayon. in
diving and of white,
and gold combinatic
~. Mock and A.
IRE Df
Crepes and Rayon
z Yards
Rayon and Cotton 81
Creme and RaNo
Prints in dots, stripes and
floral effects. Light and
dark grounds. Values tor
Tuesday only.
S Yards Jap Crepe
500 ward & Japanese 81
Crepe that is used ex- -
tensively { or children &
dresses. womens dresses
and underwear. Was much
higher pric 4. Tuesday
only.
6 Yards Percales
Small printe d pat 81
terms on white back -
ground. Fine quality for
making house dresses and
little girls frocks. Tues
day only at this price.
7 Yards Toweling
Closely woven Crash C1
Toweling that is abb ~
sorhent and long wearing.
With neat blue borders.
Was much higher.
z Pairs Rumed Curtains
Scrim n 4 Marqui- 81
settle Ruf'ed Curtains "
Of fine. sheer quality. =.
wards long. with tie backs.
Were higher: reduced for
clea rance Tuesday.
6 Yards Curtain Scrim
Curtain 6 Grim and 81
Marquisette in plain y
or block effects: with wide
or narrow border. This
price. Tuesday only.
4 Yards Novelty Voiles
Small or large checks 81
in plain white and ~
pastel shades. Used for
either dresses or under
wear. Reduced price.
8 Turkish Towels
All-white. Good, alb g1
sorbent quality at this -
unusual price T u e $ d a y
only.
4 Yards Floral Wolfe
Light, Cool colored 81
Noiles. mostly in the -
popular large floral designs.
Also dots. stripes and small
and large designs.
S Dish Towels
Part linen Dish Tow g!
els. hemmed. finished
with tape loop to hang
towel up with. White,
pink or blue stripes.
6 Huck Towels
All white and some 81
with pink borders. W
CLOSELY woven and there
fore bsorhent qua i I y.
This price Tuesday only.
3 Linen Towels
2oN Pure Irish Linen 81
Towels. hemstitched. "
with monogram spa c
Were much higher.
81x90 Sheets
Sc a m g Sc Bleached CT
Sheets that ordinarily v
sell at much higher
price. You'll surely want
to take advantage of these
one-day prices.
3 PiMowcases
- Y &c n d As X 3S12 G1
Pillowcases. made of "
heavy woven tubing. Does
not contain any dressing,
z Turkish Towels
45x27 Heavy White c1
Turkish Bath Towels. ~
Also colored towels of soft.
hsorbent lity. The
latter are 3SX1S size.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
6 Huck Towels

All white and some T1
with pink borders.
Closely woven and there
fore bsorhent uualit y.
This price Tuesday only.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Rayon Underwear

These vests have built
un and strap shoulders.
and are in sizes 4o to A.
Rayon Underwear
50 pieces of assorted 81
Rayon Underwear. in "
Guiding Chemise. Boomers
and Step-ins. All colors.
Rayon Shirts
Soft Rayon Shirts. In T1
pink. peach. orchid "
and blue. Sizes range from
36 to A. Were much
higher.
2 Boudoir Caps
\ limited number of c1
Boudoir Caps, in "
large selection of colors.
Unusually low priced at
2 for 81. Tuesday only.
Satin Boudoir Slippers
2 Pairs for
Slightly soiled from C1
display. Small and "
large sizes.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
81x90 Sheets

s a m | Q Sc Rleached CT
Sheets that ordinarily "
sell at 4 much higher
price. You'll surely want
to take advantage of these
one-day prices.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
3 Linen Towels

2nN Pure Irish Linen T1
Towels. hemstitched. "
with monogram spa c c
Were much higher.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
James J. Davis Uncle Dies.

TREDEGAR, Wales. August 10 t4).
The visit here of James J. Davis.
the American Secretary of Labor, who
arrived in Tredegar, the town of his
birth, yesterday, was saddened by the
death of an uncle.
The uncle was Walter NicolIs, who
was so years old.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Fine Girdles

With le-inch elastic e1
sides. Of silk stripe "
material. Sizes "a to 80.
They are an exceptional
value for 81.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Brassieres. 3 for

Ella site at bottom Of c1
these Brassieres. some ~
with garters. Also n few
side ia asteninC models. In
sizes 81, "a. 5S. 40. - and
81. This price Tuesday
only.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Infants Kimonos

or nice warm quality CT
w u o fanuelette. -
with silk emhroid cred de-
signs in dainty sha dos Of
mink and hlrN.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Wool Sweaters

Licht-weiGht w ool C1
Sweaters. in slip-on -
a n Il sleeveless models.
Sizes ~ Ia ~. Tuesda Y
only 81
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Fine Blouses

Eng lish Broadcloth. T1
Madras, Dimity and "
Net Blouses at an astound-
ing price. In shades of
mellon, tan, poudre hleu.
white and cream. Sizes
81 to 46.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Imitation Pearl Necklaces, 81.
Graduated, colored stone clasps.
Moire Silk Handbags, ST
Sports Beaded Bags, ST..
2 Leather Belts, 81.
Leather. Belts, reduced to ST each;
Tuesday Only.
27x54 Alpha Fiber Rugs, reduced to ST.
3x6 Gold Seal CongoIeum Rugs, 81.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED from display.
2-3ox60 Imported Jap Grass Rugs, 81.
3x3-foot Gold Seal Cong goleum Rugs, 81.
Floor samples; but they carry the same
guarantee.
24-inch-wide Gold Seal Congoleum Hall
Runner, yards for 81. Tuesday only
27x54 Fiber Rugs, 81. Reversible ard
durable.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Youthful Slip-on Sweaters, of Ct
rayon. in the favorite shades "
of white, green. poudre hleu and
combination colors. Sizes "A, Is, 36
and a.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Cotton Bathing Tights
z for

\ limited mum her Of e1
Cotton Tic hts. in "
black. Unusual values.
Sizes Sc To a.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Striped Tub Silk Dresses
Reduced to


Attractive Striped Soft CT
Tub silk Dresses. re ~
duCed below cost. Also
few printed voiIe dresses at
81. Sizes IS to ls and 3s
and 81,
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Infa7ts' Certrudes

Made of good quality c1
flannel. 7 r m m d r
with embroidered q 4 :
Splendid values for Tues
6aN
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Low Bust Corsets

N'aistline ind Low Ct
bust Corsets in sizes -
% Ia 30. Specia NY low
priced Tuesday in the
great 81 sale.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
7 Yards Toweling

CLOSELY woven Crash C1
Toweling that is alb
sorbent and long wearing.
With neat blue borders.
Was much higher.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Rayon Slips

White Rayon Slips. C1
with fancy plea ted -
f1ounces. In most every
size. Form erly much
higher priced.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
4 Turkish Towels

500 Blue and White. C1
Fink and White. Gold -
and White Turkish Towels
at much less than regular
prices.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

200 pairs Women's High grade Ct
French Sports Hose in fancy W.
checked design. Service giving and
good looking. Blue. navy and gold
combinations. Sizes Sl2 to 912 Mock
seams. DOWN STAIRS STORE