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The Washington times., 1925-08-05
--LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINAI
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
ARE STRONG ON CURB

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Stocks Of
the utility and industrial companies,
principally the refrigerator COM
panies, were active and strong in
the curb market today. The utility
stocks swept upward from 2 to Z
points to the highest level of the
movement, and some high record
prices were established in the In
dustrial group. The oil stocks were
irregular, though little selling pres
sure was noted here, despite the
further declines in prices of retail
gasoline and the lower operations
of mid-continent oil refineries.
Penn Water and Power gained
IA points at 1924; Associated Gas
and Electric sold at new high at
44H, up about 1h; Engineers Pub
lie Service gained liz at 20; South
Cities Utilities was up "a; United
Light and Power up PA at lzS;
United Gas Improvement up 4A at
95.
Serv.el sold point higher at 30
the highest price since listing on
the curb market, Kraft Cheese sold
a point higher at SO and Grand
Stores was UP at 70.
Humble Oil recovered point al
62%: Indiana Pipe Line was down
q. point at 81; Standard Oil Of Ohio
down IL at 353%; South American
oils steady. Curb Bonds were In
active and steady.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Chicago Livestock

HOGS-Receipts, $4,000. Market 1oc
to 15c lower. Bulk, $12.50@14.3o; top.
SLABS; heavyweight. $13.25 014.1O; med
iumweight. $1s.4O@14.S5; lightweight
s12.90@14.35; light lights. $1266 q l4'So
heavy packing sows, smooth SIZES %
1870; packing sows, rough $11.o@
1920: pigs, $1s.oO@14.OO.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000. Market
good; steers strong, others weak. Calf
receipts, 5000. Beef steers-Choice and
prime, $14.5o@15.5O; medium and good
$12.OO@1S75: good and choice $500
@15.5O; common and medium $1,000
1900. Butcher cattle-Heifers, $7'oO@
1900; cows, $4.OO@S.5O; bulls $500 @
$50. Gamers and cutters-Cows and
heifers s2.5o@5.0O; Gamer steers, $500
07.0O. Veal calves. light ana Mandy
weight. $1O.O0013.O0; feeder steers.
$6OOOs.5O; stocker steers, $5.5og 20 ,
stocker cows and heifers, $S.5O ~ o.oo;
stocker calves, $5.00QS.OO
SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000: Marker,
25c lower. Lambs, fat, $l4'oO @ l ., 70 !
lambs cuIls and common. $1;OO %
1900; yeariings, $11.ooQ1s.oo; wethers'
$9.OO@11.0O; ewes. 100 9 go ewes,
culls and common, $500 a 400; breeding
ewes, $6.OOQ13.50; feeder lambs NAA'OO
@15.00.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Liberty Bonds
Foreign Bonds
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.Better de-
mand for spots; prices steady; sales,
{ 900 bales.
,Mids. fair. $14.60: strictly good
mids.. $40: good mids, $3.50;
strictly mids., $13.55; rnids.. 1880;
strictly low mids., $500; low mids.,
$12.65; strictly good ordinary, 1925;
good ordinary, $11.65.
Futures opened quiet October
opened at $3.50; December, $12.57;
January, $12.56; March, 1880; May,
1884.
Liverpool closed barely steady.
August, 1877; September. 1884; Oc-
tober. 1885; january, 12.4S; March,
1882, and May. 1882.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05

ting heart interest into bank adver.
Using is greater than in any other
line of business and banks are
turning to this appeal with the de-
velopment In their organizations of
advertising experts. To again quote
the vice president Of the st. Louis
bank: "Our only need is the cour-
age of a Carlyle, the insight of a
Dickens, the pattos Of an o. Henry
to make visible the records OF hui
man experience that visit every
bank from the dawn Of each work
ing day to its close.
There is a wide and a wonderful
field for the writer of bank adver-
Using and many local banks are
developing specialized talent along
this line which will have a marked
effect upon the future Of bank adj
vertising both in newspapers and
through other mediums.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Curb Stocks

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & COD
-1-1-1--I -. [ 4 -.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Grains open.
ed irregular today.
Wheat started &c higher to re
lower. Trade was mixed, with
good buying on the dip.
Corn started 1sc higher to &c
lower. Trade was mixed with
market trend strong after the start.
Oats started unchanged to &c
higher. Offerings were limited and
there was fair buying through com
mission houses.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Oil Stocks

tFurnished By ". B. Hibbs 9 COD
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Cotton
prices were steady at the opening
of the market today, with the open
ing prices from l point lower to 2
points higher. August opened at
$2s.55, unchanged; October, $2S.S5,
down point; December, $2S.95, up
2 points, and January, $23.S5, un'
changed.
Noon prices were:
October, 1855 unchanged; Deeem-
Der, 24OI up points; March, 1913 VI
a point and May, 24.o6 up points.
The Washington times., 1925-08-05
Canadian Wheat

WINNIPEG, Aug. 5. = Opening
wheat prices today were: October,
1.45@1.45Z; December, 1.42@1.42z;
May, 1.47A up 1.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Chiffon Silk Hose

Chiffon Silk Hose
Women's Full-fas shioncd,
Chiffon weight, Pure Silk d
Stockings. irregulars of s. b
grade. Black, gun metal
and all Fall shades.
81 Rayon and Silk Hose
z Pairs for
Women's Hosiery, sec 30
onds of ST grade, in d
splendid assortment of
new co1ors.
Chiffon Hosiery, z Prs. for
Irregulars of Women's -
priced Silk Hose. X
Colors - Black and gun
metal.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
CHARGE CONSPIRACY
IN DRY LAW ARRESTS
Four Persons in Custody and Two
Automobiles Seized-114 Quarts
Corn Liquor Captured.


Four alleged conspirators against
the prohibition laws We're arrested
last night and two automobiles were
seized by the flying squadron of dry
raiders under Capt. Guy Burlingame
In the anti-liquor crusade being
waged under Commissioner Jennings
orders.
The conspiracy case involves a
number of angles. First the flying
squadron commander states, arrest
was difficult because of an evasive
system employed. This included the
reception OF cash and orders at one
address and the delivery of liquor
from a warehouse some 20 blocks
distant.
The dry squadron made two pur-
chases, it is alleged, at 2131 L street,
giving S5 and a $50 bill, both
marked, for the consignment. The
liquor is alleged to have been de-
Evening star., 1925-09-15

livered by men operating from 2104
Flagler place. 30 blocks or more away
from the first address After the
liquor was delivered search warrants
for both addresses were obtained. At
the l. street house the marked money
is alleged to have been recovered
after the arrest of Everett Allison
Wormley and his wife, Carrie Worm
ley on charges of sale. transportation
and illegal possession of liquor and
conspiracy to break the prohibition
laws. At the Flagler residence Ber.
nard Thornton Brown and Earl Alloy
sius Douglas were arrested on similar
charges and the automobile alleged to
have been used for delivery purposes
seized. together with ia quarts of
corn liquor and 3 one.half gallon
containers of the same. All of the
prisoners are colored.
The flying squadron seized the
second automobile last night while
Maurice Alfred Rosenthal "a, of
Baltimore. Nd, was alleged to have
been making deliveries of intoxicants
on Pennsylvania avenue southeast
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. He was charged with trans
portation and a " gallon container
of alleged liquor was found in his
Evening star., 1925-09-15
NEW LEGION OFFICERS.
Will Be Installed at Meeting of
Costello Post Tonight.

Installation ceremonies for newly
elected officers of Costello Post, Amer
lean legion, will be held tonight at
the Shoreham Hotel
Department Comdr. Julius l.
Peyser will preside and Commissioner
Frederick A. Fenning will deliver the
principal address. Edward B. LcLean
will be a guest at the ceremonies.
After the ceremonies an entertainment
program will be rendered.
Thomas A Walsh, detective sergeant
at police headquarters. will be placed
in the chair as comma nder, succeeding
Charles Kohen. Other officers to be
installed include A. p. Hare, senior
vice commander: H. Maxwell Jett and
Elsie +. Schmidt, vice commanders;
Rev. f. j. Hurney, chaplain; DR..
Christopher ]. Murphy, surgeon; Viii
liam +. Franklin, historian; J. J.
Murphy, sergeant-at-arms; +. V. Daley.
quartermaster; w. NJ. Gum. bugler;
o. K. Stanton and j. J. Driscoll, color
bearers.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
BAIL DENIED LOCAL MAN
IN AUTOMOBILE DEATH
Earl Jameson to Face Hearing Be-.
fore Coroner's Jury in Balti-
more Tonight.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September 15.-Earl
jameson. Washington motorist,
charged with running over and caus-
ing the death of w. B. McRae of
Laurel Sunday, was held without bail
by Magistrate Levin in Southwestern
Police Court yesterday for a hearing
before a eoroner's jury there tonight.
Jameson gave his address at 3711
Harrison street, Washington.
McRae was 55 years old. He died
at ST. Agnes Hospital. He was
thrown out of an automobile on the
Washington boulevard when the ma
chine was in collision with a car said
to have been operated by Jameson.
After McRae had been thrown out
Jameson's automobile is said to have
passed over him.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
HILL TO OFFER BILL
TO REPEAL DRY LAW
Says Church Report Prompts An.
Observation-Disclosures De-
creases in Baltimore.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Md, September 15.-
Representative John Philip Hill of
the third Maryland district announces
that at the opening of Congress in
December he will introduce a bill pro-
viding for repeal of the eighteenth
amendment. Mr.. Hill said his de-
cision was made several weeks ago,
and announcement at this time was
prompted by the report on prohibi-
ton of the Federal Council of
Churches. Investigators. this report
said, saw an "unfavorable and dis
quieting' trend in the social conse-
Quences of prohibition.
Drunkenness Shows Decrease.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September l5.-Ar-
rests for drunkenness and cases or
acute alcoholism in Baltimore for the
Evening star., 1925-09-15
NOTED PASTOR CALLED.
Philadelphia Church to Get Rev.
DR.. Newton of New York.


PHILADELPHIA, September Is (P)
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Fort Newton,
pastor of the Universalist Church of
the Divine Paternity. New York. has
accepted a call to the rectorship of
the protestant Episcopal Memorial
Church of ST. Paul in the Overlook
section OF this city, it was announced
Saturday. DIR. Newton also has
served pastorates in the Baptist and
congressional churches. He was con-
trmed by Bishop Garland, head OF
the Episcopal Church in this diocese
Iast July, until his ordination as a
priest a year hence. DIR. Newton will
serve as special preacher.
Last year, by the vote of "a. 900 min.
isters, DR.. Newton was named as one
OF the 20 leading preachers in Amer
lea. He also is an author of note.
Evening star., 1925-09-15

eight months of this year show a
slight decrease in comparison with
the figures for the same period last
year. according to police statistics.
There were IL deaths this year, COM
pared with "a in the eight months in
1924, from acute alcoholism.
From the first of the year to August
81, 3,706 persons were arrested on
charges of drunkenness. In the first
eight months of 1924 there were
1915.
Women Held for Transporting.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, September Is
Giving the names of Miss H. A. Han
igan and Miss Lena Rice of Charles
ton, w. Va, two young women have
been arrested In Tazewell County on
the charge of transporting 100 gal
Ions of liquor
Fifty Dry Cases DOcketed.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
+ MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Septem-
Der 15.-Fifty cases involving alleged
violation of the prohibition law make
up practically the entire docket of the
Federal Court for the Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia, opening here
today. The only other cases are
those involving post office offenses.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
BIG RECEPTION PLANNED
UPON RETURN OF WALES
Duke of York to Meet Prince at
Portsmouth-King and Queen
to Be at Station.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, September 15.-Plans al
ready are being made for a great re-
ception of the Prince of Wales on his
return early next month from his
voyage to South Africa and South
America. The cruiser conveying him
is expected to reach Portsmouth Oc-
tober 9.
The Duke of York, next in line of
succession to the prince, plans to
meet him at the port. The King and
Queen will await him at the Victoria
station in London, where he will also
be greeted by other members of the
royal family, including Princess Mary
and Prince Henry, as we'll as the cabi-
net ministers and high officials
There will be a state reception on
the station platform, after which the
prince will drive to st. James Palace,
his bachelor home.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Felt Slippers, 2 Prs. for
Felt Juliettes

Fur or Ribbon Trimmed A
Juliettes with leather sole y
and rubber heel. All :
colors.
Evening star., 1925-09-15

Piece Goods
Csc Percale, 6 Yds. for
Indigo Blue Percale, in O.
neat figures and stripes. y
36 inches wide. =
30c Shaker Flannel
5 Yds. for
IS inches wide. White C1
Shaker Flannel, used for
infants and children's un-
dergarments.
Birdeye Cloth
Buy one piece of UxN- 30
inch birdeye. ready hem j
med, for $1o8 and a sec
ond piece for only 81
35c Dress Ginghams
4 Yds. for 81
81 inches wide. In striped,
checks and plaids.
l5c Crash Toweling
8 Yds. for
Good quality. used ex- j
tensively for hand and
roller towels.
Csc Outing Flannel
5 Yds. for
u inches wide In fancy n =
patterns. For nightwear y
and children's undergar-
ments.
$l.50 Bleached Sheets
81xo0 Seamless Sheets, O.
In perfect quality, heavy y
found-thread cotton .
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Long sleeves, ankle
length. cotton ribbed suits,
in medium weight, correct
for Fall weather. Ecru
only. Sizes SO to 46.
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School Handkerchiefs,
"a for

Children's P1a in-color d =
Handkerchiefs. in a splen- d
did size and quality. Get
ready for school.
Street Floor
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Chidren's Shoes

First Step High Shoes d
with fancy tops. Sizes l p
to 5.
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S1.5O Corsets

Back-lace style, Of silk
stripe and fancy brocade.
Elastic top, long hip, four
hose supporters. Sizes "a
to 81.
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Chldren's Pumps

Patent or Tan Leather d
Strap Pumps, with turn p
soles. Sizes 5 to 8.
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Boys School Apparel
BELL" Blouses

IVY" A~sss @APp$s
"BelP' Blouses
Boys Blouses, of genu- n
inc broadcloth. rayon
striped woven madras and =
fine percale. White, tan, 4
blue and various stripes. Collar
attached styles. Sizes 7 to 16
years.
$1.50 Pajamas
One-piece style, made of
pink or blue striped fan
nelette. Well cut, roomy Y
and warm heeced fan l.
nelette Sizes to IA.
75c Pajamas, 2 for
Neatly striped flannel
cite in one-piece style.
Sizes 3 years. Well y
made and carefully pro- i
portioned.
$l.49 and $1.79 Wash
Suits
Clean. new suits in Fall n
styles, made in MILDLY and -
button-on styles. Cham
bray, crash and cotton l.
pongee. Neatly trimmed with
braid and contrasting fabrics.
Sizes 8 to 8.
$l.5O English Broadcloth
Shirts
Genuine imported fabric,
highly lustrous and in
beautiful quality. Collar p
attached style; in white,
tan and blue. Sizes 12H
to Ia.
$l.50 Fall Caps
All-wool suiting fabrics,
in light and dark patterns. G.
Prince of Wales and golf y
styles, suitable for small
and big boys.
$1.49 Knee Pants
Full cut, sturdy quality A
corduroy and cloths in va y
roius mixtures and stripes.
All sizes 8 to 18.
Al-Wool Caps, z for
6oc and ST grades of new
Fall Caps, made of all
wool suiting fabrics. One Y
piece and golf styles, in i
ali sizes.
Street Floor
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Striped Ginghams and n .
prints fashion one7piece d
and long wasted dresses.
New styles for Fall Trim
med with contrasting colors and
touches of hand embroidery.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-09-15

IN competitive bidding for steel.
III tlIeu railway wheels in South Amer
lea recently bids were submitted bv
nrrns from many parts of the world,
ana prices ranged from $40. SO to ss7. Sc
wheel, ~ ~o''oo
Evening star., 1925-09-15
$1.25 Ho-Ma Bout
Aprons

White. Aprons, in open
front style, with belts slip
ping through buttonholes.
Worn by beauty operators,
housewives and profe-
ssional nurses, etc.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-09-15

Three large brick plants have re-
Gently been started in Greece to meet
demands caused by the great increase
in building
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Men S Shirt Sale
Imported English Broadcloth

attached and neckband styles white tan and blue Sizes 13
H. Also included
madras genuine broadc striped madras oxford
attached styles in sizes 1871 to H.
Street, Floor Mems Shop
Evening star., 1925-09-15

Foreign agitators are keeping labor
in Honduras disturbed, with conse-
quent bad effect.
Evening star., 1925-09-15

An airplane plant and an automo-
bile factory are to be opened in Czecho.
Sloyakta
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$1.5O Boncilla Special

A special beauty offer q
ing consisting of 75c d
box of face powder, CSC
box Of talcum and soc
tube Of Boncilla beautif1er.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
New Sport
Sweaters
Regularly $2.98

w o m e MS All
wool Rayon and G
Novelty Sweaters y
fascinating new
styles are offered -
for one day only at this
special price. High neck,
low neck and fancy collar
effects are shown in long
sleeve models suitable for
sports. street and daytime
wear. Colors-black, navy,
silver, peacock, buff, jockey,
powder blue. green, copen,
white and gray. Sizes SO TO
~.
Street Floor
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49c Boomers, 3 for

Children'S Black Sateen
Bloomers, made with elias
tic at waist and knee. Sizes
4 TO Il.
Second Floor
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New Neckwear, 4 Sets for

The smartest new styles 49,
IN Fall Neckwear are n
shown in this group. Col v
lar and cuff sets OF lace, u
organdy, pique, linen, voile, silk
and satin. In a wide variety of
pleasing styles and. trimmings.
Regularly sold for SOC each set.
A wonderful value.
Street Floor
$1.50 Hair Switches
Black and shades to No.
match any head of hair. III
LISTEN switch.
Street Floor u
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Chidren's Underwear
2 for

Nightgowns, Princess
Slips. Billie Burkes and
Combinations of muslin.
Lace and embroidery fin-
ished. White and flesh.
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$l.49 and $1.79 Wash
Suits

Clean, new suits in Fall -
styles, made in MILDLY and -
button-on styles. Cham
bray, crash and cotton l.
pongee. Neatly trimmed with
braid and contrasting fabrics.
Sizes 8 TO &.
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Girls Princess Slips, 2 for
Muslin slips, in bodice 90
top style. Sizes Il, Is and p
18.
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$l.50 and 81 Sweaters

Boys and ChiIdren's
Sweaters in part wool and G.
cotton. Coat effects, with y
or without collar. Pull
over and combination
styles. Boys sizes 8 to IA wears
and children's sizes 2 to s wears
Street Floor
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Zagreb, Jugoslavia, Is to have a
large state broadcasting station.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Infants $1.5O Sets

Atwood, consisting of
cap. .sacque and buotees, n n
IN white, edges with blue =
or pink. n
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A census of insects of the United
States is being made.
Evening star., 1925-09-15

Boys Blouses, of genu- n
inc broadcloth, rayon b
striped woven madras and
fine percale. White, tan. l.
blue and various stripes. Collar
attached styles. Sizes 7 to 16
years. ~
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Tan Calf Button and ,
Lace High Shoes with turn 4
soles. Also patent button Y
shoes with black top.
Sizes 4 to 8.
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Linen Towels

Hand-embroidered Pure
linen towels, in several
beautiful patterns. Hand =
drawn threads and rambler
rose effect. Ideal for gift
and home use.
Street Floor
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Imported
At0miizers

Beautiful Painted
Glass, Perfume ato- d
mixers, with COW ID
erred bulb and glass
tube. Large size
will hold S ounces.
Green, blue, white and COM
binations, Perfect quality.
Made in France.
Street Floor
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Chldren's Sport Hose, 3
Pairs for

SOC Mercerized Hose,
with fancy rayon tops. All a
new shades and patterns. y
Sizes 6H to 10. Also Boys '
Golf Hose in the assort-
ment.
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Wonen's
Undergarments
Brassieres, 2 for

Silk-striped Coutil Bras
sieres. made with wide a
Ella site inserts at back. \
Shirred elastic shoulder
straps. 81 TO 40.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Piece Goods
Csc Percale, 6 Yds. for

Indigo Blue Percale, in 4 .
neat figures and stripes. y
36 inches wide. .
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Baby Pillows, 2 for

kapok- filled Pillows, n %
covered with blue or pink y
sateen.
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Stamped Goods
Csc and 81 Stamped
Dresses. 2 for

Children's Dresses, in
good patterns and attrac- a.
tive coiors. Sizes E to Ia. y
Women's Dresses in smart
colors and patterns. These =
are charming for Fall wear and
for house frocks.
College Girls Gowns
White Longoloth, Col
ored Wolfe and Crepe -
Nightgowns, cut roomy X
with finished neck and
short sleeve or sleeveless l.
effects. Small design stamped on
front.
Luncheon Sets
Colorcd art cloth, in
blue, gold and coral, NJ
stamped with dainty en- u
broidery pattern 36-inch
cloth and four napkins. l.
Street Floor
$l.49 to 81 Sport Scarfs
Women's Scarfs in rayon -.
and silk crepe, in plain
colors or fancy printed eff q
fects. Hemmed or fringe
ends. l.
Street Floor
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Chidren's Shoes

Tan Calf Button and
Lace High Shoes with turn
soles. Also patent button y
shoes with black top. i
Sizes 4 to s.
Felt Slippers, 2 Prs. for
Soft-sole Slippers, with d q
pretty pompons. A va y
riety of attractive colors.
Felt JuEettes
Fur or Ribbon Trimmed n -
Juliettes with leather sole -
and rubber heel. All
colors.
Chldren's Pumps
Patent or Tan Leather q
Strap Pumps, with turn y
soles. Sizes 5 to s.
Chldren's Shoes
First Step High Shoes d q
with fancy tops. Sizes l y
to S.
House Slippers
Leather One-strap Slip
pers, with turn sole and Ct
low heel. Very comfort y
able.
Second Floor
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Rayon Hosiery, 4 Prs. for

Rayon to the top. Sec O.
onds of 75c quality, in all y
the smart light tones. L
Evening star., 1925-09-15
75c Pajamas, z for

Neatly striped flannel
cite in one-piece style.
Sizes 2 E years. Well Y
made and carefully pro- i
portioned.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Children's Hose, 4 Prs. for

Derby Ribbed Hose, in a
black, white, cordovan, "
camel, beaver and Russian Y
calf.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Chiffon Hosiery, 2 Prs. for
Rayon Hosiery, 3 Prs. for

1rregulars. In black and r 4
splendid variety of Fall y
tones. I
Evening star., 1925-09-15
$1.50 English Broadcloth
Shirts

Genuine imported fabric,
highly lustrous and in CT
beautiful quality. Collar p
attached style; in white.
tan and blue. Sizes 12H
to ID.
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ChiIdren's S Wear
Infants Dresses, 2 for

Children's Wear
Infants Dresses, 2 for
Long and short lengths. -
Nainsook Dresses, in yoke n
and bishop styles. Lace Y
and embroidery trimmed. IL
Infants Gerhudes, 2 for
Long and short styles. e4
Muslin, trimmed with lace y
or embroidery.
Flannelette Gertrudes,
2 for
Long and Short White
Flannelette Gertrudes, -
neck trimmed with shell nj
edge, skirts with hem r
stitched hens. II
Gowns and Kimonos, 2 for
White fannelette, trim o.
med with pink or blue y
shell edge.
Pillow Slips, 2 for
Lawn and checked mus
lin slips, trimmed with ST
lace, embroidery and hem Y
stitching. i
69c Crib Sheets, 2 for
Muslin sheet, with hem
stitched h m Firm,
bleached quality that will X1
launder web and give y
splendid service. l.
Baby Pillows, 2 for
Kapok- filled Pillows, na
covered with blue or pink y
sateen.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
$1.50 Pajamas

One-piece style, made of 4
pink or blue striped fan !
nelette. Well cut, roomy :
and warm heeced fan
nelette. Sizes E to II.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
$1.50 Fall Caps

All-wool suiting fabrics, /.
in light and dark patterns. Q
Prince of Wales and golf y
styles, suitable for small
and big bows.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
lOc Laces, "a Yds. for

Cluny and Tore h on
Laces in IL to ~ inch d =
widths. Cream. white and d
ochre. Desirable for cur
tains and fancy work.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-09-15
S1.50 Corselettes

Fancy silk-striped coutil,
in hook side model. Elas-
tic inserts and four hose
supporters. Sizes 81 to A.
Evening star., 1925-09-15
Chldren's Umbrellas

Bows and Girls Um-
brellas with various n
style handles. Fruit of y
the Loom and other
quality fabrics. Perfect.
Street Floor