The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 109, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 22, 1917 Page: 13 of 56
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HOUSTON iDAIl FOSI!UNDA MORNING JtJLY t22 '1 ?! 7;
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i n nnri i y mrxinririnnn nn r a ri n.r i nnr
lytiwyMwwMwy VmmvwmwwwmwWsw vyiwwMaaAaAA
ma l'm ed' sold l ers wtn
7j I boarrttaV deslrnM by Charles BHtlar
full 'responsibility -of securing to
flSOO each.- Repatriation work In conneee
tlon with returned.' men will bo nnder-
takea upon arrival and not as at presaat
upon discharge from tha military forcaa.
- Tha work of repatriation will - be con-
trolled by tba government but admin-
laterad by a boaM of trustees of whom
be afforded erey i obtaining .of tha-' particular epaploym
N.w. lora .wim - weraing. snuer - uw
returned eoldler tha opponoaltr of Nvo-
llhoo by providing: avennaa of dvU
ployniant Soldier eettlara an land may
secure advances for Uuproveraeifts up ta
a minister of tha crown shall be chair-
man." .Local committees will; be estsb-
Ushed for the ancouragement of local aol-'
diera. A special branch will deal with tha
pro vial on of artificial limbs. Permanently
opportunity to supplement their nenslona
desired b Individual soldiers . t
Frenoh war' de
it has made
oy.tne eataousnme
workshops. Soma
ployment win be
period between mil
by. tha establishment af specially equipped
thorough study
name lorm or reserve' em-
dpaolal M Dtamanda Wateaaa am-
tie Jewelry. Charge accaunU aollcttea.
Loftla Hrqav Co .f Ma4a LAdf.
BYSURGERWUM
be found to UdSaTvar the
military discharge and the
HOSPITAL. : y.
r Tha-'hwltal ' tha ' snaJn ; antrteea'
which la to 1 A venae A Juat -horth
taf
of
art .
T i ' I . . - I
c
. - -""1 l' WUt"M It-Ca lTC- - 1 I oml most modern 4r the baas hospitals
W ' r -TiVT . loemiaete end independent having ttrl
' f ' ' W ? " 4 1 (own quarters fer eorgeoni and Bursas
Detaonstr&tioi Hospital Built try tlie
c: BockefeUer IniUtuM 1 to ;
' Mb Vbs v
v I . j Soon. 1 V-
- Hjbt. 'AlcxU5 Carrel now a eomiaaodar
. the French Leirlon of Boner teww
e la rWltod jrith savin thooeanda 'of
. ..;;elU soldiers. atodm.th. doorway of
: itd oir the low buildings of Ota war boe-
Medical ReaearcB "ttai bUUt for aim At
T Avenue and Sixtf-etata. street says
hejew Tork Tlinae.a4 aald-hawM
T r. - t-i rt.lJt .start.
i Wkujr ju uq rum un iuf kitv v mv.
Inr inuhliK Am.r.rl rtron- military
' ; aaa Mvil. ! h haZ-iaeraed In Europe'a
aboia aTta Ilia a4
aC ona bl cklTmnt 'oTnadloaJ
cUoo 1a the Wmf la tr vTentlon m
the aupparatton of woun&a. It a a in tUa
wnrlc th&t nr. Corral tima MU Tna MUW
in tha tnUltanr hoapltal which Ilia Bopka.
S placna. Ha perfocted tha Carrel-Da
I maUiod rtt anttaanttn waond Irrigation.
" . ia tbia that ha wiU demoortrata to antr
- 'aurteona-detlmateil bf Suin-Choral
uorr&a ana -to civumn .iunw"u
tiKoeicaiauer lamr noapiiat.
To a Tlmaa Mtnrtw Dr.
that baaidaa the Talue of tha now
' In warfara. It ahould hava a vary
tlmlA In tha tnutnuat of lndnatrlai
" dents. Ha polntad oot tha mllUona . of
i.dollara and tba thouaanda of Jivm tn
j- diutrial aocldeqta in tbawcountrjr pool
orery year ' .A; V i:
'It la th Sreyentiah of' the auppura-
tlon of tha wound or tha4arUnf and eure
. of It one it haa net Inthat Ta the bl
"tniB" aald r. CarreL v Tn nieinoa .
. .'ha arorkaA nut fiaa haanThlrhly auooeaa
V fuL There ara othera of ooufee. ut I
. .v liave been ryary yery rertunate. Ton aaa.
ua sancrana and other oompUcajlona
make It ao try dlSloult for- tha
v wonnd to heal ' qolcklf. 7 hat ta wnat
4 anakea amputation jieceafary and often
causea tne aaain 01 tna woonaoa per-
i ton. j -' . ' - ; '
nEorl WOUND
" naeoua
I that
ari
- MMLI EA8ILY.
.' tt a" "Now If tha wound la kept clean that
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axarua u ia aiwaya uaa a ireon wnuv
- and when that la accompllahedt tt
i- yerr 'oulekly. It tha wound aaa be
-. elaan. the time of the patient la tha hoo-'
pilai ia reduced to one-tnira orna-nau
X of what it used to be. Tou oan aaa aaally
"3 that If we hava 10000 wounded to be
h treated. If tha caaualtlea ara heavy and
V'asan reduce the time In the hopsltal by
. half or more it la a great thing.
;w "Whan a aoldier'a wound ia healed
quickly it meana not only a lessening of
' the pain and atreaa he must undergo but
- a great difference in hla phyaicai condl-
2 tion. If the wounded man got .wall In
aplttf of tha wound auppurating. It took a
Jong time becauaa tha poison from tha
-i wound got Into hla system. Now with
j; Aur methods tha wounded- man 'leaves
'. tha hospital generally in good condition.
"TUie thing to be learned by surgeons
- la - the. technique of tha treatment. It
must be dona just ao; no leas will do. It
- la not ezpansiya. One litre of the prep-
ara tion Dr. Dakin haa Derfectad will cost
maybe half a cant and the apparatus doea
oot coat much. Please make it very clear
that tha demonstrations here soon to be
started will not be confined to army sur-
- geona. We want the surgeons for the
' ' civil population to .learn it too for any
V wound may be treated on the same pdn-
r clplo."
. In tha f Carrel-Dakin treatment tha
v wound ia cleaned first as completely as
possible. A reservoir containing the
Carrel-Dakin solution la hung about three
. . fet above the patient From this there
la a tube with a stopcock running down
and spreading into large number of
smaller tubes like tha teeth in a comb.
tklTrom these little rubber tubes are run to
v yaach every part of the wound. .
V WOUND FILLED
WITH SOLUTION.
V Onoe ayery two hours the" stopcock is
" epened and tha fluid allowed to run Into
v taa wound. Tha wound is kept Just full
: of tha solution. Mncroscopic examination
l of the fluid in the wound are made and
- - when tha examinations show that there
I -.-"mi no more bacilli tha wound la aewed
tip and heala. . The Carrel-xakln treat-
ment is aald to be about 8 per cent effi-
K. clent The Importance of this can be
I aaen when it la estimated by army sur-
iaaons that SO ner cent of amnutatlons
-. used to be made necessary by infection.
In an article recently by . Dr. .W. W.
Keen who was aaurgeon in the war be---
twaen the States he made comparisons
of treatment of wounds in this war and
tna war between the States. "Think how
ra treated those cases in the war between
tha States!" he said. "We knew abao-M
lutaiy notning .aoout oacjeria ana meir
dangers or about real Infection ahd real
' sllalnfectlon.- Anything which covered up
a bad small we then called a disinfec-
tant. We thrust our undisinfeeted fln-
fera Into wounds cut with undisinfeeted
nives tied arteries and aewed wounds
' With undisinfeeted silk--and dressed them
with undisinfeeted cold water dressings
until puss began to flow and then dress-
ed them with infected and infecting flu-
seed poultices.- Is It any wonder that
blood poisoning-had to our shame a mor-
tallty of 97.4 per centT"
':. The Rockefeller war hospital consists
f ' pf 11 buildings. Its purpose as descrlhM
by Dr. Simon Flexner head of the lnau-
V tuta are: ' -
a TO make available to patients this lm-
. Broved treatment.
a i To demonstrate and teach to American
kurgeons who may be enrolled for mill-
tary service the treatment of infected
. 'Wounds especially by tha Carrel-Daklt
t. method. '
To test tha feasibility of a portable
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The Reliable
Shoe Spot
ALIlEnt-YEIl'S
CUT PRICES ON AIJD
SUMMER.SHOES
One loft of Vumpa ftnd
Oxfords; small sizes; take i
yourchqice. gj-
;One ? lot of Boysbx
fords ; values d 1 HP
JO $4.00 tDlaJO
?One lot of Baby DoUs
Slippers and PuTraps;
'odd lots per Jj r
SA CLEAN ;1P
1000 5 pairs" 'of: Ladies
; High' Shoes: sizes 2Vito
4t" values ud tof 45.00.
; Clearing price 1 I
rir . i t-l tl fJ '.itij I
plant. Its awn dtsinfeoUna' apparatus and
Its own ODeratlna- num. It us ha taken
down and. made ready for shipment In M
hours. It was erected In-a vllttla' mora
than - W daya . Tba hospital Seven has
emergency poors to let out tha patients
should tha building be bombed from the
air. . There are two wards each for If
Ktlenta bat else haa no bearing on the
spital'a lmportanoe for It a to be used
elmarily to teach -surgeons and not to
ndle many patients.' ' . f ' '
The buUdmra are of double-wall eon
struoUon whfok gtvea warmth in wine
ter and prevents .great beat tn summer.
Concerning this a statement Issued by tha
institute aaya: -'- ' -
t "With tha exception of the stores build-
ing which is of ordinary snack construc-
tion all ara or portable house unit con
struction walls floors and roofs being
formed of panels. -In tha early days of
rho war such buildings were erected with
a. single-thickness o? Walla but it soon
apparent that the walla must be
witn an air
Juki. 1.1. I Ii J -
slrabllity of double floors' and roofs was
recognised. A study of tft vartoua types
of construction lad to the adoption of tha
Humphrey system . a - patented English
type 1 which nad - been employed in tha
bast hospitals In France. The Frenei
hava found that falling the double-walled
building the double-walled tent ta prefer-
able to the single-walled building."
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GAXS FOB KETTESES SOUJIERS
Auitrillsii OoTtrnme&t WW- Losa
:p- ' . Them Tuidi. '
Anstralla win loan 10000. 00 to sol-
diers returned from the waf under tha
repatriation plan aanonnoad by Senatro
Edward D. Muien. minister In onarge of
repatriation.
. Tha national goverament .accepts the
a
cc ynoie iwon-
win
an
to huabandt fTou pay Just as ;
olothes as . Mr. H.. hut
somehow or ather they don't look any
much for your
outer tner
as stylish.
where near as stylish. Ha buya hlaS
clothe at Hutchinson Mitchell's and
T want you to go there next time and try x
on some of. their clothes and I want to '
go with yon." ' -
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N - as
conversation ove
j- .
in
a
1
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4 '
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Husband to wife: "It's a go vwetll Jo it today.
Hwaband to wlfai
It tomorrow.-
'Tt Uaio- Wa'U dd:
Hutchinson A Mttahall'a
' Next day at
wlfa aoaakinalA "Your clothes fit beauU
fully They look more stylish than-he
clothe be haa been . wearing. Ha la alen-
' der and acrawny but your clothes make
him look stouter. What is-It or where
ta tba dif feronoeT There is something."
" a) '-Here's the answer: The mliflt of moat
r----vroata i around the neck. On aleader
' man most coat ooll&rs do not cling close
enough to the neoki or come up high
T mmirii m tha aldaa nr hak. That's what
' makes a slender man look acrawny. With
-tha fat man tha trouble is Just reversed
I tna l
.V -"'.-jf ......Vr.
Home
11"
Get Bem where theyfye ot 'em:7d got 'em right
too high on the aldaa and
W hava tha modal expressly for tha
alender man models made expressly for
tha stout man moaeia xor tn nappy-n
dlum man dad all of them tailored
Wear "Crepe" Weave
Smts . -
$10.00
REDUCE THE BURDEN
OF SUMMER VORK!
Wear Palm Beach
..V; Suits
$7.50 up
T i
ippy-me-
Uorad to ' -
Derfectlon. That a tha storr in a nut
shell. Nothing pleases us -better than to
have a husband bring his wife or a fellow
his sweetheart when he comes to buy
clothes. Woman ara really the-better
Judges not only of styles but of values.
You're Invited. Will You ComeT
At the Store With the Stocks-
QRirf-cs From the rough ones for the woods to the
uuuw "silk" for the social af- &H j
fair;you will find 'cm here. ....... ! OIlu Up
I. '..
flT'iaW TiAfl A moat complete line of DOMESTIC and
If USP JL ICS IMPORTED FABRICS; Uty atyUslt
50q and up
TIES that look eU and wear
well
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We Do Not Mention All
the Good Things on ale
A ale So General Would
Fill Several Newspaper
Pages
Whatever You Have iri
Mind Try Alkemeyer'a .
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MONDAY THE BIG DAY AT OUR STORE
SALE CONTINUES TWO WEEKS
' '" . ... .
Every department willi be swept clean of broken lines and odd lots.
Every shelf and rack in crowded stockrooms' cleared of surplus
merchandise. Price reductions are tremendous.
piv ease
Instead of C O. D. f
." i :
Carry Small Parcels
With You
Shop Early in the Day
THIS SALE IS STRICTLY FOR CASH NO SALE GOODS SENT C. O. D.
Ribbons! Ribbons!
Men's Wear
Men's $5.00 Poplin
Suits -. i
Men's 7.60 BeacJt
SuiU
Men's $4.98 White Duck
Suits
Men's Striped
Beach Suits
Palm
Men's Black Alpaca
flee Coats
Of-
$2.50
$4.75
$3.50
$4-75
$1.98
Men's Blue Serge and Caaalmere
'Pants; values up to $5.00. & AO
aJssae7V
On sale
Bleached Combed Yarn BalbrlRpm
.. 50c
Shirts and Drawers
each
Men's Sleeveless Athletlo
Undershirts
Men. Striped Percale Office -Q
Coat e7C
Closing out balance Palm
Beach Panta.
- Men's Washable Crash
Panto
Men's Dollar Union
Suits
Men's Odd Drawers no
match closing out
t eaaey.a -
Men's Neglige Shirts;- Plcadfly
Frlble and Lakewood. brands; AO
soft and laundered cuffs... OC
Odd lots of Men's Collars; discon-
tinued Vies and odd siies; -C
each ..... c C
"Oddlots of Men's Soft Negligee
Shirts. troll euffs; sale 59g
Men's EOo -Neckwear on
sal
Miles and miles of white black
brown and a few other slow selling
colors 8 to 5 Inches wide; '10c r
and 15c grades. On sale yard DC
2600 yards of fancy ribbons stripes
floral and moire effects; regular
prices 60c and 75c On sale
at a yard
Baby Ribbons black white and
colors; 6 and 10-yard bolts.
On Bale per bolt T
Silk Velvet Baby Ribbons black
and some colors 10 yard bolts;
No. 1 18 and No. 1 1-2. worth
89o bolt On sale bolt.
O. F. Satin Black Velvet Ribbon
2 and 3 Inches' wide black and
colors; 39c and 50c values.
On sale .'
29c
and
5c
black
tolts;
10c
25c
10c
$2.25
$1.50
.. 69c
shirts to
... 25 c
Men's 290 Wash Ties .
y S for SOo.
35c
. ...19o
Hosiery
2000 pairs of Ladies' Brown and
Black fine Seamless Hose; 15c
and 25c values. Clearing 1 fl-
akier pair.. y. 1UC
Ladies' fibre Silk Boot Hose in
black and white cotton lisle top
double heel sole and toe; 50c
values. Clearing sale
.pair
Ladies' Knox Knit tan Hose 25c
values. Clearing sale
pair
'Children's blaok and white ribbed
Hose; 19o values. CJeang io
Sale pet pair laaC
Misses' and Children's fine
Hose; 19o and 25o values.
Clearing sale price pair.
Children's fancy cotton Sox. in
navy blue and red only. Clearance
Sato price per
pair
CLEARANCE OF LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR '
Skirts
29 c
Be 25c
15c
Lisle
10c
10c
Boys' Oothing
Boys'vTwo-Ploa Wash Suits '
98o Suits !i .Vi. i .... .V. ... ..69o
75o 'Salts ' ... .B9o
. $1.25 8Vlt 'ijh.. JSo
$1.98 SuiU 4149
$175 Suits ......... ....$175
.15o
.ISe
Veiling
25c and 85c Net and Mesh
Veilings all colors a yard. .
25c and 89o Chiffon Veil-
ings a yard
10c
15c
Ladies' and Children's
Handkerchiefs--
Children's hemstitched Hand-
kerchiefs 8 for
5c
V
25a. Undershirts
25o Drawers ..
' Boys' Athletic Sleeveless Qiu-
Undershirts O'cC
8o Undershirts and Draw- 25
t (tOo Boys' UOHSultav... '..... 35
. Boys' wasa rants; smau sizes
V Imll
1 M
3000 Ladles' lOo plain white and
fancy border Handkerchiefs slight
ly mussed and shopworn.
On sale
Ladles' fine 15c and 19c Silk and'
Crepe Handkerchief!. On JQj.
Fine Silk and Wool
Skirts
A rack full of fine Silk and Wool
Skirts marked 7.8 $S.S0 CC Afl
and I9.S0; reduced to... 99aUU
Ladies' White and Fancy
. Summer Dresses
JC rack full of Ladles' White and
Fancy Summer Dresses values up
to l.98. Entire balance C4 A A
reduced to ... O.UU
Children's White
Dresses
A rack full' of Children's White
Dresses sizes ( to 14 assorted lot
about two hundred fine Dresses
slightly mussed from display and
handllha;; reduced J
Children's White VoUe
and Organdy Dresses
A rack full of Chirdren'a White
Voile and Organdy Dresses aizea
IP to -14 all high class goods: ft
total of 27S garments; - AO
reduced to f I
Children's Gingham
v Dresses '
Two big racks full of Children's
Gingham Dresses on sale at a dol-
lar; sixes I to 14 years; .made of
Amoskeag and Toll du Ntord Ging-
hams; stripes checks plaids and
SoeM colors; sever again will you
(gt such bargains QQ
Children's Gingham
Dresses
Children's Gingham Dresses small
sixes 2 to (; five hundred odd
garments to close out; on CAfk
sale ft v. OUB
"Cones' Boss" Bungalow
Aprons
"Cones' Boss" Bungalow 'Aprons
union made; checks plaids and
stripe ginghams; also plain
chambrar at
75c
Muslin Underwear"
Corset Covers
Corset Covers. ...T..
Corset Covers
Ladles' Gowns
Ladles' Gowns
Ladles' Teddy Bears
.v.4ta
..69c
8o
4o
White Llnene Skirts with pocket
and pearl button trim; 11m- CQm
ited quantity SliJl
White Bedford Cord and Rep
Skirts nicely tailored; 0&C
White 'Gabardine' Skirts' '.'.". 98c
Ten dozen Black and white Shep-
herd Check House Skirts fCft
reduced to I WW
High Grade White Tailored Skirts
P. K. Bedford Cordial atelasse and
Corded Welts; $3.60 and C9 OC
$3.98 sellers; reduced to.
Petticoats .
Fine Sateen Petticoats black fancy
and colors; a picked- over
lot; reduced to 191
Ladles' Extra Size Stripe CQft
TJlngham Petticoats t9U
Stripe Percale Petticoats 35c
Corsets
Low and High Bust Corsets four
hose supporters; sizes 19 to 4Qf
30. st Q&0
Warner's and P. N. Corsets four
good models; sixes 19 to 30. QCJq
Discontinued Styles and odd sixes of
$1.50 and $2JK Corsets guar-Q Am
anteed brands: on sale at.. OSW
25c 8aniUry BelU 1c
6c Sanitary Napkins 2 for 5c
Waists and Middies
$0.98 Crepe Waists re
duced to
$6.S Crese de Chine
Waists reduced to .....
$1.25 Organdy Waists 89c
$1.89 Dimity Waists 89c
$1.25 Voile Waists ...89c
Odd lot of $1.39 Middy Blouses.. 98c
Middy Blouses made of AKf
rood llnene -vw
Children's Middles. to 11
years
' Two to a customer.
v Knit Underwear
Ladies' Knit Underwear 19o Stay-
Up Comfort Cut Gauxe
Lisle Vests
Ladles' Low Neck Gauxe Lisle
Vests minus shoulder
ml r Hum .
Ladya Brand Union Suits lew
neck lace trim knea; 4Qa
priced at
Right Shape Ribbed Lisle Vests
straps stay on shoulder comfort-
able arm holes extra sizes t Q
for large women !
Bungalow Aprons
Ten dosen Bungalow Aprons;
stripes checks and solid col- CO ft
ors; ona tav a cuatomer at. .
$3.98
$3.50
15c
121c
ixe LI si.
121C
5c
Curtains and Curtain
Materials
12c and 15c Curtain Scrim ia
yard 1UC
19c Dotted Curtain Swiss
yard ...
19c Lace Edge Scrim t
yard
35c Nottingham Nets
yard
69c Nottingham Nets
yard
122C
.19c
..19c
39c'
19c
Hemstitch Stripe- Bungalow
Voile yard . . . s
$1.00 Lace Curtains . 79c
11.19 Lace Curtains 89c
$1.49 Lace Curtains 98c
$1.98 Lace Curtains.. t $1.25
Silks on Sale
35c 50e and 75c HALF-SILK- '
FABRICS REDUCED TO 2Se
' A YARD. '
Comprising foundaUon Silks 10 f.
inch 811k Chiffons 36-lnch fiv' )
quisette. Printed Lustra! Crepe and. 1
Lining Satins; all on sale or ?
a yWd aCDCj;
59c Ki and 76c 8ILKS REDUCEOu"
TO 39c ;
Comprlsins; China Silk Brocada
Tussahs Half-Silk Crepes Silk
Chiffons White Wash HabutaL etc.
Ail UU MUV
at
39c
$1.00 AND $1.25 SILKS REDUCED . '
TO 75o i
Comprising Silk Poplins several '
shades of Messaline Half-Silk 1
Shirtings and Lining Satin;
all on sale at yard
75c
Dry Goods on Sale
Wash Goods
Sport Skirting $ Incites wide various
weaves and styles; values up to 4 Q
75a Clearance Sale price "
Dress Voiles
9c Dress Voiles 40-lnches wide; the
:olors ar. woven and yarn dyed. OCa
Clearance Sale price wW
12 l-A Printed Voiles 27 inches wide
in stripes coin dots and 71s
hecka Clearing Sale price. . . I I W
Inches wide in
.?.e.".n." 10c
White Goods
White Skirting 29o White Skirting t
86 Inches wide. In weaves such as '-
waffle cloth beajch doth and kool
cloth. Clearing Sale price
yard
15c
16c Leader Voiles. 27
floral stripe effects.
Sale price
39c Dress Voiles 44 inches wide;
large assortment of patterns every
one or tnem new ana rresn.
Clearance Sale price
29c
19c
15c
Cotton Crepe
29o Plissa Crape 32 Inches wide the
wanted fabric for ladles' under- 4 An
wear. Clearing Sale price.... 196
Cotton Suiting
25c Cotton Suiting J Inches wide; It
will pay you to buy this fabric now
for fall wear. Clearing Sale j g J q
Napkins.
Laces and Embrdideries
Next to Nothing Prices
29c a
39c
7 l-2c Dinner Napkins slse 15x15
ready hemmed for use. Clearing C
Sale price each ....-96
12 l-2o Hemmed Dinner Napkins slse
18x18 mad. from a highly mercerised
1UO
satin damask
Ing Sale price
"no lint Clear
49c Cotton Corddroy. 14 inchea wide;
a cool and serviceable fabric for ladles"
skirts and auita. Clearing
Sale price yard
35c White Rep 36. Inchea wide aultabla
for ladles' skirts and boys' 4An
suits. Clearing Sale price yard
49o Cotton Corduroy. 14 Inchea wide;
sheer and cool for aummea
wear. Clearang Sale price yard
59c White Organdy 45 Inchea wide;
made from selected Egyptian yarns.
uieanng Baie price per
yard
29o White Galatea Cloth 28 Inches
wide; aultabla for middy blouses and
ooys- suits uieanng sale
price yard
25o White Poplin. 27 Inches wid.1 a
mercerised fabrlo that win wear and
launder splendid. Clearing
Sale price yard
260 Nurses' Uniform Cloth 36 Inchea
wide; already "shrunk." 171f
Clearing Sale price yard...
25o White Kool Cloth 27 Inchea wide;!;
a soft cotton fabric for ladles' skirts.
Clearing Sale price per 1 2 1 C
SSn Whlta T.lnsrerle. 40 Inches wide; ;
aheer and soft; made from a full mer
cerised yarn clearing saio
price yard
39c
Inches
lea and
19c
ridel a
ar and
15c
19c
BedSneets
v
Toweling
Ladies' Ac and SSc Crop de Chine '.ld Style Lace Bandings i tht sold ; 69c Corset Cover Kmbrold
Handkerohiefs. On 1ft . : lte mm oc a ory .
lac Senas yaras at ywni... a..
.S Bed Sheets sfse
seam for full' slse bed.
ing Sale price each . . .
only 8 to - v saia .................... v rr-- 75c ana c cmuru
years MC" Udiev'flne linen lUtUMimjS9 rrehon Vw Flouncings
Bo. Khaki Panta. email . kerchiefs. Oasele IDC r ytrd. ..v...w-V Mo Embroidery Flo
49C
Boys' KhaJd Pants
Slses 011I7
v Boys' Beach Cloth SuiU;
75c and 98c Embroidery
Floune-
lz-yaxdifi -
roldery. - OCJg'
Boys;CoU.Clth '8JSr.a rA-. . en HMiolierehlefia Oa st at a Odd Lot ot tine Laces . vVv e mlngs; worth
Suits on kale ..TT.;..'...' 0D) st.: .V..V.....a ZDC yard .u........... JC SOo ...
Ladles' fine embroidery' : Linen ' xnona M-yara- ingi ....
Handkerchief a. vara aold'at ma bolts bolt tL98 and 82.50 Baby Irish
KA ;6c On sale ..... '. asUC 690 All Over Embroldary - )0 ' JPTouncings
'W'"'w. mnA lamhrnliTa T.fn.' : vara . J . . . . .
T2xtl( "center
98o Seamless Bed Sheets.'. ala
made from an extra .heavy standard
naatina. ciauuii' Kaia snoi.
l-2o; Kitchen
and absorbent.
pica yard
t l-2o Flaalne Toweling witn
Twill Toweling soft
Clearing Sale
nrettv
S1V90. red border good for roller towel a gfi
Oeaxing Sale price yard ...... 96
ftEfa lo Crash Toweling a good Unej fin- -QQV
jh imported crash U Inchea 4fU
wide. Clearing Sale price yard I I .
98c TaUe-0anuk . tltliUr'-
fwocv Laces. BanditUCS and Trlnv Mc SuparflneTaWavI)ainask M-lach ... "
7. ST! ' . width snow WbJta Weaohad and highly 59c Bureau Scarfs sis. "V1
mlngs; wortn JSC to 1A. mercerUad. Cleariojr Sal. price an. toronon lace insertion and adg-
' 1VI yard ....... . K. aearlng.8ala price aaon s-.
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