' v. ."'f W:i : -, V'V , if 'iv; $. :v. At7 : 1 v, 1 3 a IN RECRUITING; 60 JOIN ARMY BY NOON itecord Equals Nearly Whole Pays i"" Yesterday tOTHER BRANCHES TRAIL ifcrvice of Bccrults Only for Duration 01 i'i "-- Announces P ti.iiltln, fluctuating llko a pulso, beat ii 2i VMftV In n. boom that added more than liVtVmen t" the army before noon. This F riveaoaled tho total enlistments for I If .iilra day yesterday. 0,, wit re ay J . , traJ, , Jind the army In enlistments. Insurance from tho War Department t A!SU j... (h.ii enlistments In tho Nntlonal ifZ&uitoT tho duration of tho war only. tTJmm from Governor's Island said f . "men now enlisting or enlisted since redeclaration of war In regiments, whether IS ih Federal service or not. may be as- k that upon application limy win uu 'IgSirSd at the termination of tho war." imS5?to the rush of It.i members to nt rV. Si the officers' training camp at Fort i&M the First City Troop has started Jfcrultlng campaign to bring the troop Bio to Hb full strength of 150. Only six vSftitei and the commissioned officers re- '- . .- 4Ua irnntl roll. rolonel Thomas S. Lanard, of tho State Ri..rhlf left for New York today to Information has not been received as yet as .! whether the Fcnclbles wilt accompany $ !!.?,. Roosevelt division If It Is per- iritted to sail for France. Sp m.nt to be known as tho First Col- sfuwd Iteglment of Volunteers for Europe 51m .t.rt recruiting as soon as a recruit- U WH "", u l.t,.i,,wt lug station can u u.,...-..- iKtht AH former rulsr army nonrammiasmnra uiuueis sUm v. .riven the same rank thoy held when !.i... r.rn discharged from service. Under Fr""c' . :;.. ..r....i c. ....... -.. ..m.i.. rtvi iw oi ine unueu taiuvoo onnv iLbu.i- l&riiniia there will bo a chance for a man to j8KV..ama a fiornnd lieutenant. "I in.. Minih Tteclmont of Engineers, with jf.Sfe'fcMdquarters In the Halo Building, onllsted .,('1. .utv.four men. making a total of 300. t'!,fc within ten days this regiment expects to "Km Into barracks mai aro now neing nuou f ut In tho Commercial Museum. B Among today's recruits was Harry Claude rrtihMtv. twenty-tlirco years old, of the 'jjellevue-Stratford, an ex-coast nrtlllery- Wvn hn enlisted as a gunner's mate In tho Rjuyal coast defense reserve. Charles John- f'.ieerlng student at Vlllanova College, who I tnlisted In tho aviation section of tho army 'ilpial corps April 18, has been promoted to : .-t.oi.ni nrconllnc to word received today. HS-He Is stationed at Fort Sam Houston, 'imWrltnus. . ... IS Thirty-eight Berks County physician IvSv.r. hpn ordered to reuort for examina- tlnn for commissions. In tho medical section ef the officers' reervo corps beforo Dr. V. SjH. Seiter, 181S ouin iimennouse square, Hamming surgeon. incy uro hiuuhb ihh forty-eight who volunteered their services & last month. 'KH Tha fnltftwlni? enlistments were an- jounced today: NAVAti COAST DEFENSE RESEItVE f.'Donald Flthlan Llpplncott. 23. 4422 Saruom t. aKward Andrew Clantey. 22, 1421 Arch t. t 7 .... ifjil 1 .. Tm Ol ntn.lna Ytrm L1 u0"9 Miner iiuuviiiKt din n -iui ": jft.nh I .mo Onnnlnir. Ii3 lUOU Arch ft. tiJoifph CarllHle Hfnry, IS, 00'Ja Cathnrlno wt. 0fom Uullock Parham. '-i.T. J307 N. 12th st. ' II ....!. tnhn tlvnn ' ft'i K U'uGtmrirel-itiil (. I( (JUSCIII WVtllt "! , w""' i rtA f t il V Woiepn f au'oii ueiiQK. -o ioii vtt uiu i rtDUr Jiarcus l-uiuk -f iiou i Ditmuicy bl Rtlph Swatn Kurtz, 2:i, North Wynnrfleld. MUlam Mulford Curry. l!irf 2018 N. Lawrence K Victor Loveland, 18. 18 S. Mat at. pousnias uiiiif tioifli. i. u-iuu imuimnro ave. -'fiwiirri Henry Whit h v. 23. Lancaster. Pa. KOcorie Alfred Oreen. UK 203l N. 4th st. ; uarry nauae i laneriy, -o, ueuevue-airaiioru ' Hot ft hDatM Gardner, 22. Monarch, Pn. Ian, Germantown. Robert linden Schlffer. 23. West PHtston. Pa. jh Thomas itusso, 23, b3H Greenwich tt, !K jnaonh PHffnril Tntrlnn ''I ftTttfl llnrfnril kvp. iAf"r."""r,u.""'" "" - ' -"'."'ri"'.r. ' Ii jreoericK j-rauey iioein-aker, VI l . f. v. miiin jaeepn Lcc-Liuier. ... i.ii. . Chrlitlan otto Dornbnck, 17. Kn Harbor, i 10 Frederick Tote, J4, L'17 H, 41st st. 30, 5130 Woins 2d st N. J. 1l L-Roy Ktnnin stackhouse. 82. MVt l'lttston. Pa. .worn Henry Kenner, a4, lis H. abtn st AHfrbert JIark Kills. 28. North Wales. r. John Michael Jlurphy. 21, 41)41 Walnut t. PfJohn Frantis Sciirs. "R. HU12 Fiilrmount ave. fwWwIn Francis Ilvnn. 21. H1K .Tnckson st. Ffh9-lA. l..1l...1 ll'llllniA. ..I ..1l Un...A . j".-..- uuniiiu tiiiaiiiu, ., ui.ii ku;c bi. L'NlTnn ST.iTP.1 tAniNn ronps .? &'' fosooo Dlnterman, 2X Parkesburg. P, IVylllUra I!. Pommltz. Ill, tntl isselt st. I vi Anthony Rlnkevlcho, 18, Norrlsown, Pa. It' t,.,,r, .... I ' Jimrt Crowley. 2S. ConshohocKen. Pa. ttjmond Vamtman. 21. Capo May. N. J. Mlllm Cameron. 18. 102S X. Marshall t. f n...r, c. ... J"lter C. Orucr. 20. 0031 Al'mnn st. jiiio conn, du, il'i Ann;i st. ih A. Iiruce. 22. 24ft N. -7tli st. atf lnvnnn anj n bJoietiti Mattel. 2r"'ll43 SnjAer ave. ,f!iVA:.,.I.:Uanl,i '-' 31"2 Livingston St. tr"ii v-. uoii, .ii, juii w, Morris st. pomas Sterck. 22, Norrlstown. Pa. John L. stiles, id. 3U12 warren st. .Matron A t.rnm , k t it vj -. JWIllam F. McDermott, 23. f.148 Locust st. Ki .'if11 --j Aiiwrmarle. N. u. ,.ftH!?i!f.yp,ckl'o2l''48t0 8tlle '-. Frankford. JK1 Nn,vyn' -1' 80 Perklomen at. Mi'." '..I'lter. 25. 3718 Falrmount ave. itolSlS"?' McC- Mitchell, 20. 1287 8. 23d St. rhT lH cLav?V - M Hrookljn st. I.rIi? ft- ,Sm Jt- -t 20T N- uth t. te"U?-..Hr'- ! B?'neld a. . 1.v?h ? lu,t0'n-s. B30 W. York st. pivldJones. 22. fcoalJale, Pa. u A Mchofleld. 2a. "L'43 M lath '& V f,IcCnu,e;. 27. Carney's Point, N. J, Kb.rt ri L,ve,r.?tt- 2S. Carney's Point. N. J. I ranui 5' -UCI;'roy. 10. Carneyg Point. N. J. wt ni 1 .."" i od winasor sq. &i!,.mi.A.J,rwn."8. 301 N. Watts st. ." B, Koder. 23. .Itellerlnwn Va riiB,ViBi Koder. 20. Hethlehem. P. Lw!itaJiatanrff,j-,on' 22- 4U' HaverJord ave, tffli'kfi? ffUrien, 22t 4014 Havsrtord av. TTIlSm V i!cM,ugn-. - v- N. 8a ford at. i,. r? l'0ultt. 21,2213 N. 8th st. 52niMD?nai?u",11' lofc Con.hohockVn, Pa. SSSJj ,?f.c.'fl?" i". .SP.IP W. Llpplncott st. Joif0VyA-..PalmSr.. 1 ',2828 Van Pelt st. bttul.v i)"r,n'- "1,211! w. Indiana avo. B Thom.y.Ht- S'rryl 9-.8T W. Weaver st. K rKM! S&m- 23t.32.W Joyce. a t.. . Aiierneny ave, more ave. ave. ntn,H.. n, j-.-.ri ""j- jt ,""!-wme. aT, BtfS' Vrown- -'. 217 Eli., s.vuru B. Annlnr A. Ivi lMdystone, Seek. IS. Olendora. N. Pa. 40th St., Cam- N. J. M. J, ". AS. SOS'Kater st ' me". VS if " .".nfl?.K?nslnat0D ave. .k- v.'"...-.-. a w. Bin at. Cm n".?"'.?.".- ?" 1 Morris st h. d8. Annlm " I. ' .r to.?.ty.i,.' 22, ibert n i" '"Vl- IU- 7" Morr s s fffj B,?iffrth' 22- 18" . 8th '"" J. Sullivan, 23. 2833 Bit. U, S. vvnruwn nn lii.. '"""' nn,atMa tours .6ilVV"S"A "?:?039 LehlRh ave. t Kenbrldffo, 25, Bryn Mawr, PK. 4i tflOi T 1(1,1. a nia..:1 " ;.x" 2i. -" a 4?l j ' Richard J nien"eS'. 22: 319 "chall av.. fOeorie V,'ninl?,X' H?i Grrett Hill. N. J. 'WwSffiM. . LNewklrk at. 1 "W O. DilTr.V' ;".?' Aiieyneny ave, rruM. t;av',. -3. Woodbury. N. J. ."."'IU1L. IlnhA..., n. a, ' n ... .. ijlS.rIfe.i1?'"0,L18.'.J7 N, Camao .t. Lfltrvey b p.;"' .. Arcn ' 5. Fou'vg?sonv,'Z'!"-v'L' FT ni,fi?A..8i Qarratt. 87. Hroa. Khi. """rant, ISSSll?."Sfft..la .K. Wlshart .t. Martin E. tY"'. ..-! K2 . P. . .: d'Ne',!fkK' ; N. Fallon .t. i? J Pottsvllla, Pa, Uroad St, Station, KS? Bhn;' At'VbV-10."0.?. v?- . ' "J"tney, 2G. loia N, Kttlng st. ?S!vTEDT0NS SH0T WOMAN riUitoSST9N' May P"bllhed re. r. inis mornlnt- DurDortina- to pnm fmm Ptn irr.vBn',orace that a" American h5?'iu i,.Ittr,na CoUch' of st' F" C""1 '" had been shot In nrmnv .. Klurren,rnde.,1her6 as falB by Swiss lWa i. ' aul ni"er- Ptttr frte ha? .1 such "part," Doctor to iJa.?0.1!1 n,y FoMln Office would KJS.J?!? through this legation. I do MBBSyli&wfclaWSswAiLAliBaaBBBBBBBl B9SSSSBSSSSSHy ' dtslBiBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHtSSH EVENING LEDGEiR-PHILABELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 1917 4 ' , -'- FRANKLIN MEDAL RECIPIENTS To David Watsot Taylor, rear admiral and chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair. United States navy (lower), nnd to Ilcnd rik Antoon Loicntz, president Royal Academy of Sciences, Am sterdam, professor of mathematical physics, University of Leiden, the Franklin Institute today, at iU final meeting of the ninety-third season, awards the Franklin Medal. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE TO AWARD MEDALS Prof. Lorentz, of Leyden Univer sity, and Admir.il D. W. Tay lor Recipients Tho Franklin Institute will hold Its final meetltiR of tho nlncty-thlnl sca.son thU afternoon at 4 o'clock. In the nndltorliim of tho Institute. IB .South Seventh street, A distinguished assembl.iKO of men who have achleed celebrity in sclentllle, philosophi cal and diplomatic channels will bo present for tho closlnp session of the enr nnd to witness tho annual awarding of tho Frank lin medal. The medal will be awarded to llcndrlclt Antoon I.orentz, president of tho ltoyal Academy of Sciences, Amsterdam, and pro fessor of mcthematlca! physics, University of I.eyden, In recognition of his "icacarchos which have ho largely contributed to laying on a new foundation our knowledffo of the nature of light and developing our Ideas concerning the ultimate constitution of matter." The medal will also be awarded to David Watson Taylor, chief constructor, Chief of tho bureau of Construction and Ilepalr, United States navy, in recognition of his "fundamental contributions to the theory of ship resistance and screw propulsion and of his signal success In the application of current theory to tho practical design of varied types of war vessels In tho United States navy." Dr. AVnlton Clark will liae charge of tho meeting and Dr Hairy F Keller, on baj ''C of the Committee of Science and Arts, wl.I Introduce tho medalists. Chenllcr V. Ji C. F. van Ruppard. on behalf of the Royal Netherlands Government, will receive tho medal for Professor I-otentz and will make a short address. Following tho presentation of tho medal to Rear Admiral Taylor ho will address tho Institute on the subject of "Tho Science of Naval Architecture." North Wales Civic Club Activities NORTH vAT.KS, I'a , May IB. -The North Watt ''vie Club has added n cor tcspondlug u . tary to Its list of o(Ilclal.s, electing Mrs. C 11. Mover to tho position. Tho club will have Raywood Park open again this year, u competent woman having been selected to take charge. Licensed to Wed at Elkton 1XKTO.V, Md May 1G. Twelve couples applies for nmrrlrtgo licenses here this morning. Philadelphia had eight pairs In tho llock, ono couple, John 1.. Devlin nnd Uthel V. llalllday, being refused because tho prospective brjdcgrootn was under nge. The permits were granted to John il. Good, child and Martha 1.. Noll. Ocorge n. StufTlct and Sadlo 1.. Rath, Klmer J, Palmer nnd lllatiche J. Hlnlley, Oeorgo II. Klelnert and Mnry K, Devlin, Ralph Rodger nnd t.ulil Spencc, William J. Ott nnd Bertlm M. (lelser nnd William 12. McCormlck nnd Kntherlnc Schucppcnhuscr, all of rhlln delijhln: Alfonso Wyntt nnd Ilnzcl 13. Ryrd, Wilmington, Del ; Until Urofncr, New York, and Maudo U C Roads, Trenton: John (5, Habecker and Ucrtha O, Uro, Cnlumbln, Pa , and Robert A. Dress nnd Freda C. Clark, Pine drove, N J. TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES Forest llvrrly, 7nj ri. AllxKhi-nr ave., anil Jvnnlo Murnis. s"2 l:. Madison t. (leorBo Itlrhl ls'.n i: HukfII nt . and Halbera WlllliVm t:iklil.l .llsti Carlisle M . and Alvlldo Unison. "28 Sprint st Horhrrt W'rlsh. mis linjntnn st nnd l.avlnla Hordcn 'Us s. W.uhlncloii a Salvalnre Monti, lDI'.1 K l'.'th it , and Ternt ,)rtolnnn. HU8 s l'.'th st. Charles II imui. an.,7 Ainhcr st , nnd Jpsephln . Snxlr Is:,.' .V. front st. I.niiH Prank. ISO.' W Ontario st.. and Mary A. stochiT. Haln. lii Ilnrr '1 hurnlon 'Ji'lt .V. Mnseher st., nnd Ilz2ly l)unwoUy. 8(ll N. Ma-cher st Arthur 1' I'rli'i. 71.1 Porter st , ami Lillian KubtsUi, New York city tusfll Longshore, Lancnorne, Pa., nnd Anna I' Whltp. Lnnshnrne. Pa. Morris Cohn. HrtdKrton, 1'fl., anil Pay Weiss, :t2ll Columbia me Thonins l.lttip, l'.'s Wntklns st . nnd P-irnh A. llnnrueK, I'.'S VVntMns st. William Mrdrath '.'.128 Shnrswood St., and Ann-v . M. l.oftUB 8328 Hhsravsootl st lJInned II Whltiriirtn. .10 llormltnco at., and Nnetnt I.ee Kit llermltnirii st John Hpad. Montcomrrv Count. Pa., and Sadla Knot, iz.iii . 20th t flpnran Tuner 1H17 MrKran St., nnd llva Cromncll. 11. in Harrison st H.imuil irmtl. Hill N hth st nnd Idi Oold, 'Jills .V rranklln st. Josrph Mlhrrinan. tl5 l.eldy nve , and It. Iwim llllknwllt, 272." t'olunildu ave. lknjatnln Klrlmman. 4H0 Manlon st.. nnd Hose llosenliluth, 11811 S tun t Alln-rt J Fein, 21.1 Catharine st . nnd Itrbt Abramsoii. tiss N flth st. James An-el l.nncnstrr, Pa , nnd Paulino Rosenthal ,120 s ltith st Hninpsnn 11111., 48t Arch st . nnd Anna WIU Hams, It.1 Anh fct JnmrH Clark. Ii2.t2 Tlnlcutn ave, and Helen .. Itn, HSU Woodland ave Mat Hpt.ar, :il27 CumhrMiM st., and Snrnh (iolilinan 1.11)7 Mlinin t .'.'.. x"""m" '- laomlnmr st . nnd Alberta vMltlianks, 72." taemlniter t. l'cl X; I'arrllo 1210 MrKein st , nnd Itosomn . M Vletrn. 121(1 MiKean st Israel (lol.lstiln. y.1s Wlnton st., and I.en-i Levin, ."lis Wlnton st Eilar;l ItoHltur, 3.111 .MnrUft st , nnd Annie H RirrL-l, III 1 A st James i:. Murphv, Jr , 1921 Monument ave iiiul Elizabeth l'nttoli. 1,121 Plllrs et Antonl Uuz, 32'.7 I.ivlnKston at , and Fran- ils?ki Mzln, :I27 Llvlncston s. laulnr Koral. 7.ID Ham st , and lissls Ueramn, IDI't Vino at Th'oiloro .iDa.'ph. MarrlsburB, l'a nnd P-erthn I.phI. 2.1.10 Krnsltmtnn avo. John It Wire nroller .stiu Fnreon st , and nisle C Sohlie. Il.irby, 1. Charlfn L. Darin 3d. Ilid.il. Ta.. and Mary A CI iv. 12211 Hpru'o t llnrnl.l C (!nn' Norfolk. Va , and Holm It (llblis, .1s.ll Wcbst. r st. UNPATRIOTIC RANTER WINDS UP IN JAIL Pennsylvnnirt Statute Against Discouraging1 Recruiting In voked Against John Kolb Tho Pennsylvania ntntuto npalnst dls coutnRlnp; recruiting wns Invoked to stop tho unpatriotic IntiKuaso of John Kolb, of Bill Willows avenue, who was held today under $5000 ball nt tho Sixty-Mrst and Thompson streets station on n charno slated us "suspicion of treason."- Ko'.b Btood at the corner of Hlxty-thlrd nnd Mnrkn streets for nearly nn hour last tilBhl nnd told nny nio who enmo near cnoush to hear lhat ho would bo cursed If he would ilKht for the Fnlted States, that tho President was no Rood, that the laws were tho same and that ho had no regard nt nil for tho ila. Hn told MnRlstrato Stovenson when ho was ntr.ilRned today that ho had been "splrltunlly sick for a cnr" In extenuation nf his actions last nlRht. Kolb, who save his ago ns forty, tnlkcd to two men on the corner until they walked nuay from him, It was testified, nnd later struck n man nbout sixty years old who cautioned him to keep qtiict. Finally Sam uel CrnlR, of 623i Market street, notified the police of tho Slxty-tlrst nnd Thompson streets station nnd Kolli wns nrtested Kolb's talk was calculated to discourage re crultlng and thus came under the Mntute, Maglstrato Stevenson said In hcMInc Kolb for a further hearing Department of Jus. tlce ngents were notified of tho arrest. Wills Admitted to Probate Wills probated today Include those of Mrs. Mary 11 Ashman, 4t00 Spruco street, which In private bequests disposes of property valued nt J81.000; Jacob Rusch, 1201 I.Ind ley stteet, J47.000 : F.li Fltherlngton. C330 Ueei'hwood street. JSftOO, nnd John Monroe, 2120 Vine Mrccf. $43(31. M-m U Engagement Rings 2.1 diamond nt ta nimlltv nrtlntlrnllv roupfd In a ptrrrd platinum numntlnjj of new rttnlen $225.00 C. R. Smith & Son Market St. at 18th -4 n3 & $15 $18.50 $22.50 $17.50 $18.50 $14 ;.'1 Continuous Yenrs of Connr lentlous Hilslne. j SCtttlllcBS 8.3X110.C Brussels 8.3 x 10.G Ax minster. 8.3x10.6 Scam less Axmins'r, 7.G x 9 Axmin ster. 7.0x9 seamless Wilton Velvot x D Seamless Brussels. ( x! 9 Seamless Brussels. $13.50 Lx,a Axm,n- 13 KC Gx9 Senmlcss vPlO.DU Wilton Velvet. A9 Zf Special 12x15 Pl6.au Axminstcr. A( Special 12 x 13.6 7.6 9 x 12 Seamless Brussels Axminstcr. Specialists since 1833 $14 9 x 12 Seamless (fig fin Brussels TlU.OU $19 $25 $22.50 $27.50 $30 $40 6 JOO.G0 Seamless Brussels.. 11.3x12 and 10.6x13.6 tfjQft Seamless Wilton Velv.vOU 11.3x12 and 10.6x13.0 djoft Axminstcr.' v 0 U 9 x 12 Seamless Wilton Velvet... 9 x 12 Seamless Wilton Velvet... 9 x 12 Seamless Axminster 9 x 12 Seamless Axminster 9 x 12 Body Brussels 9 x 12 Royal Wilton Specialists since 1883 We sell no printed or stamped carpets, but strictly all wool and worsted goods that are fully guaranteed. No cheap substitutes, but good, dependable merchandise at low prices. We are one of the few stores that still carry a complete line of room, hall and stair carpets. Tapestry Brussels, choice patterns at 85c for a very heavy quality up to $1.05 for the best 10 wire grade. Wilton Velvets, of the better kind only, all 3 shot quality, at $1.10, $1.25 to $1.50 yard. We soil only the genuine Crex; 9x12, at r All $7.50 for plain border & S8.G0 for stamped ones. J Sizes Hodges' famous Rattania at $12 for 9x12. ) in Guaranteed Rag Rugs at $10Jor 9x12. I Stock Kensington Carpet Co 51. C.KOSSMAN & SONS 211-13-15-17 Market Street You sit in it not on it. That's why the LIBERTY delivers comfort like the biggest car made. The Liberty leads in thought of the owner. Get into one today. RICHWINE-HAINES COMPANY District Distributor 719 North Broad Street Bell rhone Voolar SJ1S . ThlUdelphU $1195 v MARKET STREET TENTH STREET m sr- IATRIQTIC economy Sale Supply Your Every Summer Need at Wonderful Saving: The" best way to practice economy is to attend this big event now in progress at the Earle Store. When war was declared manufacturers were anxious to turn their stocks into cash, and we went through the markets and made several profitable purchases. In fact, the savings are extraordinary. Even now prices arc advancing, for the Government is making very heavy purchases and you may never share in such savings again. Walk through the store and see the many specials for yourself. OHO $1.25 and $1.50 Stripe OQr Silk.... 02C Rutin ttrtpa tub itllltK, Htrlpn mesAallna.. Mrlpe pongee, fttvl trlpn tant.ii. 33 and 38 Inchta wide. SECOND FLOOn Women's Fiber Q Q Silk Hosiery... 3i7C In fast black and ulilte I.IhIo Barter tops, hlRh spllcvil liwls; double soles. Slightly Imperfect. All kIzch. MAIN FLOOR Women's 59c Union Suits 44c Fln ribbed lisle: low neck, sleeve less. Curt or laeo knee. Neatly trim med llesular sires. Onlv He. MAIN FL06H 50c Turkish OQ Towels, at . . 5C Jacnuanl weae bath towels, rink, blue, or Kold, and some have place for monoKram. Slightly Fhop Foiled. SKCOND FLOOK $1 Table Cloths .. 53 Choice of hquare hemstitched or round rcalloped. Splendid nstortment of pat terns. Limit two to a cuitomer. SKCOND FLOOn 15c & 18c Wash Laces A rneclal lot of edces and li.in.1s:. 9c In White. Widths 1 to 3 InchM Vnl an diet effects, So yard, MAIN FLOOK 50c Collar & Cuff Sets 29 c Sheer organdie collar and cuff sets, edped with venlse lace. Very dalntv In deed, and 29o for set MAIN FLOOU New Silk JQ Hand Bags. .05 C The season's most wanted styles and colors, and black All havo mirror at tached. Worth much more. MAIN FLOOR T" Women's House Dressei 69c Of good quality ginghams nnd per cales. Light and dark colors. In stripes and checks. At 69c. SKCOND FLOOK Dainty Silk Camisoles . 43 c Tn flesh and colored Jap. silk. Very prettily trimmed with lace and organdie. Special. 43c. SKCOND FLOOK Undermuslins, 7f Values to $1.50 TfC Lace and embroidery trimmed night gowns, skirts and envelope chemise, many are samples. At 74c. SKCOND FLOOK Extraordinary Savings on 545 Summer Suits For Women and Misses Divided Into 3 Big Groups- -as 112 Suits $5.00 Values tip to $12.95 187 Suits $7.50 Values tip to 246 Suits $14.49 Values up to $32.50 All new desirable, taken from our own stocks and brought down to these new low price levels. Somo are even below half price. Every garment wa" purchased for this season's selling, ana they are fnshionably correct both as to style and colorings. What woman ncoo be without a new summer suit when such savings are possible in our "Patriotic Economy Sale"? Silk Taffetas Velours Gabardines Serges Poiret Twills Jerseys Checks Plaids In the strictly taillcur models, the belted or plaited coat models or those snappy sports models. Largo collars aplenty some with self or contrasting color stitching, some embroidered, others button trimmed. All the most fashionablo high colorings blues and black, of course. 300 Women's Coats ! di e Ranging in Values up to $32.50 P A model for every purpose, every tasto and for everv wo'man both large and small. Serges, velours, gabardines, twills, Bolivias, silk taffetas and novelty checks. All the prevailing high colorings. SKCOND FLOOK Women's $3, $3.50 & $4 Pumps, $ 1 AP In Very Seasonable and Popular Models Special, at 1 mW Plain Pumn I Cninnial Pimim I CStyioII TV.r.mi P,n, I C(.. D... sstiW Plain Pumps Strap Sandals Patent Leather Whito Canvas Colonial Pumps crenton Pumps Dull Leather Gray Leather Small Tongue Pumps Sinton Pumps White Leather Ivorv T.pnthnr High, medium or low heels of wood or leathor in nil tho enrrprt ton slinrvoa. Thn si rnnirn in nnul With Bhoe prices soaring every day the woman who wants to practice economy will buy two or three pairs at this price. MAIN FLOOR Strap Pumps Crandall Pumps White Glazed Kid Bronze Kid 411 iP 76c 76c Girls' $1 to $1.50 DRESSES Special, at Including samples and pIlKht seconds of a maker's $1.00, $1.25 an I $1 BO it'Riilar btoclta. Made of excel lent quality Bingham, ohamhrays. repn and tissues, In checks and stripes. Sizes G to 14 years. Girls' Lingerie Dresses, $1.29 OiB.indle and bat Imp, with trimmings of laces and cmlitniderley Ki:ro.l FLOOK Boys' Norfolk SUITS $9.95 Special, at There are about 150 of these snltn early buying ndvlsed. Woolen mixtures, of casslmeres and chov lots. 7 to 1G years. Somo hao lined pants. Norfolk belted style. Hume hate two pair imnU. Not all uliei. Boys' 2-Pair Pants White Middy Suits, at $1.95 TVhlts twill trimmed with navy blue. Sizes 3 to 8 years. MAIN FLOOR A Sale of Roll End Lengths of New Process Linoleums SSSEsfSfiii 23' Special Sq. Yd. One of the best makes of felt back linoleums. Full 2 yards wide in a variety of most desir ablo patterns. Many 'lengths of same pattern so you can cover a good-sized room. Ye Colonial Rag Rugs at $7.75 Size 9x12. The most wanted "Hit-and-Miss" de signs. Considered a $10.50 value. 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs A well-known make woven in one-piece. Choice of allover and Oriental patterns In ijlfj QC rich and subdued colorings P 1 20 THIRD FLOOR Save on Summer Needs ra Lift Top Refrigerator, $6.98 ; Solid oak, Golden oak finish. Nickel hardware. Sanitary removable shelf; drain pipe & traps. 4-Piece Mop Set 49c Consists of dustniB mop, oil moii. adjustable han dle, bottle of cedar oil and chemically treated dustlne cloth. Lawn Benches, 79c TSSE- Hardwood ; can ba fold ed up: strongly con structed. BASKMB.NT. rasa y Perfection Garment Bags, at 29c Protect your clothing and furs In one of the.se. moth proof bags. Size 26lix44-ln. Garden Hose Outfit 2.1 ft. of lluratlex denllotel70 Nozzle . eft" Reel, 98e Toilet Paper. 8 for 25c 7-IMece Water Seta at 39c Hardwood on roll-era Complete Outfit, 13.00 Oval Wash ft Poller at K7C Save oil Bamboo Porch Screens In Natural Color 4-ft. sizo . .... , 98c C-ft. sizo .'...$1.25 (i-ft. size $1.98 8-ft. sizo , $2.25 10-ft. size ....$2.50 12-ft. sizo $2.98 29c Half Sash Curtains, 19c With rod FREE. Fine thread laco designs, overlock edges. Top' loops. THIRD FLOOR Porch Chairs and Rockers at y4 to y2 off Present Marked Prices These are all odd pieces but we price them for quick clearance at even lower prices than they could be manufactured for. The Large Arm Rocker on' the right, i n battleship gray was priced $5.25 our reduced price $2.85 avo ii at all " .. ! post at'lka:iimM..wwi.T,i.iv ',Vv'l rift&O MtMm vP'l fffL.'... - -iij-.li
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