z& NEWUBERTYLOAN DETAILS OUTLINED Three Billion 4 Per Cent Bonds to Be Issued on October 1 OK CONVERSION JBIGHT Chief Factors in N,ew Liberty Loan Issue WASHINGTON, Sept. 28: THE second Liberty Loan, which will be offered to the public October 1. Imw the following fAmount 53.00O.OO0.O0O or more, die excess not to exceed one-hiilf of he amount of oversubscriptions. Time or bonuV-Maturity twenty- , vcavs; redeemable nt the option a the Secretary of the Treasury in t0 Denominations, of bonds ?30 and multiples of $50. Interest rate Four per cent, pay able semiannually on November 15 and May 16- Terms of payment Two per cent upon application. 18 per cent No vember 15. 40 per cent Uwcnibcp M nnd 40 per cent January 15, 1018. WASHINGTON. Stjit 1!8 Secretary MeAiloo announced lant night the tcimi (inn cifiaiif in mu rt.-i.iMi.. iue of Llbcrtv Lonb bonds. lie H1 offer on Ot'cbei 1 V.OOU.OOO. 100 or more of t ler cent bonus, with the muierst.iudlng tbat 'be l,ll ' ut Ican ns UiBO as the amount unmpil, and an imuli a excess of that nmount ti to one-bait of the oversubscriptions, hh may blecinl lvlsable 'rnesc uoinri win uc in m-numi- . Jitiona of $ff0 ami multiples of that Mini Tim exemption extruded to theso bonus I Ipplles to all forma of Federal and State lMratl roni estate and Inhcrltnnco K, taxes, graduated Inconio surtaxes and excess War J)rni,rp Ul.t.-s nutiinu .'ii it", .v . - reed J5000 (it bonds or certificates will be exempt fiom tlm taxes n.tincd. The Ifuo of u later instalment of war bonds at a higher rate of Interest will en- lltle holders or imiiiuh -i the second is-ue. to convert them Into the bonds of the later !sue with the higher rate of interest Sub erlutlons are to bo maiTe through the Fed- Leral Iteservo banks and will closo October , 17 interest on uic nuntis win noi uesin until November ID 'identify valuables STOLEN FROM HOMES Suspected Gerinanluvn and Chestnut Hill Thief Held for Trial ) Mm IJiiiih" ;iibhel..vlfc of Lieutenant J. 11. ('ribliel. .itid d.iughter-llpl.'tw of John jiilliliel in vhIiIi-iiI of the I'lilon League, Hlciltlflid in the I'mlnil police station today the. Jcwclij round on :t m. in sahi to no jleruell A W4lHli.-lilll-tlnc .vc.ir.s old, Of Uo.u Ninlll Walts stud. Valuables wire stolen from the llrlbbel home tu Chest- hut IIIII Th" suspect w.is held under $1000 ball for com fb Magistrate Watson. The Prisoner Is also nccu"id of nibbing tho homo of Mis. Alio,.; McrU. 29 I'llham rond. Cicrmaiitown, September IN, of Jewelry Milled at Jir.OU 11 s belied ho rorceil kit ntr.niin llll-Mlllll 11 W lllllllW 111 till) bllck ! It Ihe house Til- nmst was rfiailo es ,Wlaj while tin- prlsomr wan attempting i to i.i n tome of tho Jewuiy. i "SKY PILOT HILLY" SMITH NOW STOKER IN U. S. NAVY Tho Rev William Smith. "bo wanted to ' bring the cos-pel to tho thousands of cn- i distill men In tho navy, and who was ie- Jected when be tried to enlist in mo htuit nlinself Is now a member of tho "hl.ielc fang' In the hold of a gic.il -battleship lomcuhere out on the Atlantic. "Skj-rilot HIU" Smith, as be was called by Hie men nt the n.iv.v nid, c.imo to League Island fiom Oklahoma oboul a month ago lie bad bend then- weio L'0, 000 sailors und inailnes hTatloued there who wanted tho i-ort of pastor who wan In the tame bout with them, who could Know what help they needed most because ho worked with llu-in Tho itciuilitig olllcer tuld he i was three veure too old for the seivlco. The 'Baptist "sky pilot." however, piompuy en listed as u stoker, and now be in out on the broad ocean, sweating und stoking vtltli the best ortbepi and telling them u bit about hlj gospel in their bicathlng np.ices. Licensed at Hlkton to Wed 1 KLKTON. Mil., Kept. 28 Tim following marriago HcenscH worn Issucil hero ioaa John J Brenner anil Itfsio Coulter. Claienco Ehly and FJuienco U Wood. Mauley II. Barr and Anna l'riklliB. l'hlladelphla : IIlli- ' est JI. AVelr and Itulli Allui, llrlstol,ra ; John J. O.iKea ami Anna O. Curr, l.enui; John Kessler and L y AVeslman. ltlooms burg. John I-'. Areno and Josephino Contve. Brooklyn, i:ail Kowler and JIabil It. Pa Mdton, Toms Iller. N. J.: John V. Ilaskclt and ltaei:h;l S. Uean. Vcdrkklown. N. .1 ; James J. llanford und Ada .M. Gowcll, Ticu ton, N. J. T n i KVENING LEDaERPHlLADELPHlAV FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1917 JMLSS A. TltACKY rhiladelphian with tho Third En Kincers' HcRimcnt in France, whose iicatn in an accident is reported. Ho resided at 1947 West Norris street. PHILADELPHIA ROY KILLED BY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE James A. Traccy, of Company !', Third KiiKineers, Meets Death, Rricf Cable Tells I'urcnts m Wold of the death of Jpuies A Ti.uey. of I'M, West Nouls stiect, a private In Com pany V, Third UeRlmcnt, I'ennsjlvnnl.i i:u glaeers, as the tesult of nil accident "some where In Fiance" has been ieccled by his father. Kduurd W. Traccy. The cable tell ing of Tracey's death gaxo no details other thai, lb.it they would bo forwarded later f i oni Washington. A sad Incident In tonheitlon with the cablegram vhh.li miUert Wednesdaj was the receipt esteida by his mother of u bilef letter from him, s.ilng, "I am doing line Only trouble we arc balng is In learning l-'reneb. i:pett to do the tiki; In sl months " Traee, who was tw en!) -four jp.iim old. was founeily u s.ilem.iii for the Mitchell li.irdwaie Company, Twentletb and Cal tow hill stteets. He cullsled on .Ma II and 'ailed for I'Vance on Augusl 7 from New Yoi k. I'ltlSUNKKS PICK TIIKIK JAIL Wtl.MINiiToN, ip. Sept 28 Three prlsoneis In the l-'cderal I'mut who weie sent to the New C.isllc Counts Work hoti'P for a vein ,'isKi-il Unit theh M'lili ticcs be Incre.isi'd su that lbe might be sent In omo oilier prison The men weic Wll lliim Joins. Peter J.iiKson nod Thoni.is Wil li. ini, who had pl ided guilty In violating the iioermneiil ding law. Thev weic ghen a J ear In the workhouse, but when thi.v made a reipiest fur a change the Ciiuit iiccoininod.iled them and gave 'hem llfleeu months e.uh in the penitential i at Atlanta. The men said that prlsoneis In Atlanta got greater cuiuroiti than those li.Mij other prison HEFLIN AND NORTON IN HOUSE SCUFFLE Personal Encounter on Floor Climax of Bitter Slush Fund Controversy WASHINGTON. Sept. 28. The House wna thrown Into a furore this nftcrnopn as n climax to tho bitterness trowing nut of Iteprescntntlve Heflln'a In sinuations against tho lojnlty of somo mem bers. ltepresentatlvo Norton, of Noitb Dakota, nnd llellln engaged In u scullle, during which tho Alabaman was rolled from his sent to tho lloor. neprcsentntl.vo Cooper rushed ovijr from tho Republican nlde. only to bo w'anied off. If be didn't want to get Into It. too, and dually order wan restored b a loud call from Speaker Clark for tho nergeant-at-nrms. No blows wire struck, nnd (lie only dam Hges weie milled feelings and rumpled clothes, liotb llellln and Norton Inline dlnlelj left the chamber, while soino mem bers talked o f dlsclpllnai measures for both men Tho trouble ci.mo after the Ilules Commit tee icported decision to mako no Investiga tion, either of tho Hernstorft "slush fund" or Delhi's charges against certain members of tho House. Chairman l'ou. of (he com mittee, said llellln had withdrawn these. Norton had been refused, upon objection of llellln, the privilege of making some iiiinnient on the ltules Committee's action. He Hrodo over to lieflln's desk and bhortly afterward the two were locked In h sculllc-. Norton explained bis. sudden attack by saying be went over to ask llellln if the latter li.ul bad leflected on bis loalty. He said llellln told him shoitly to get back on bis own side He laid. too. Hetllu made some Insulting it-mark Itepiesentatlve Johnson, of Kentuck.v. was In the tliali when the light strated He stood cuufused for a moment Speaker Clark elite! cd the loom unexpectedly and shouted for the seigeant-at-urnis. The latter rushed over to the combatants with tho mace of tho House in his hand, when tho men desisted m- NAB FIVE HEARING SICK MAN Become Suspicious When They Sec Dy ing Man Beinp; Carried to Hospital I'Tvo persons, Including two sailors and a woman, weie anested bj the police early today while pl.i.vlng (be part of Clood S.imatitans, '(he said Joseph dairy, a iickio. was ft und uncouscloMs at bis home, ".! South Iscnilngcr street, eaily todaj by his wife She appealed to two fellow lodgcis, A. iiutli r and linger Hallcy, also negroes, to (.my her husband to tho Howaid 1 1 s -liltnl. Two sailors on (bo ttreet, William (illhert and William llllcy. weio asked tr; belli, be police, seeing the small piotes slon, arrested nil toncerned dairy died at the hospital fiom ptomaine poisoning, It Is thought Magistrate ConHfd held tin. prlsoneis In $500 Islll each foi a fuither bearing i Taunts Drive Man Into Army IIAJJI.KTON. V.i. Sept 28 --riiujilo any longer to stand the taiinlH of fellow em ploes since ho applied for exemption from the diaft on Industtlal grounds and sole support of bis mother, Hobeit Moser, an attache of the -Jcanesvlflo lion WorltH, a l munitions plant, resigned and offered him self for service. und i:ilz.l- TODAY'S MAHKIAGE INCENSES francla Mureliy ISO Melvalo t , mid Helen llormi, 50-i N. llow-aril si. CbarlMi l Duillry. Jr . I'nlon Hill. N. J., and Jlaaelerno M tireuran. ioij n. -n m Thomas Wad.-, i:li S. stlUinnn st William Hilton. 173 W Somerset at . and JIury .. Fltipatrlilt. 2U0 N Lelthemv t. V.'ltr Wctwtrr. '.'a-M N. I'.'tli Bl , and lieolcr bell. "211 lngprsoll st. ... . Nloolo JUmlarelll. 1424 Krankford ave., .and t,HtK LaurlH. 1109 . 8lh st . Frank J. Kahra, liaunnc. N. J., ind Ollvo Jl. Uiclunnn, WualiliiEton, n. t . , ,,, tevl ii. Toler, l'hoenlxvllle, l'j., and Minerva , II. llendrhk. Vliocnlxville. l. John W. Audlotte. Jr.. 12 N. iloblnaon St.. and May I. rrllh. 12- N. Itoblnsuli st. - , Rotrt A. Martin. 1203 Hnyder Ba, nnd Wlnt- fred M imlth, an N. lath st. Samuel 11 Flnktl. 1317 W. Hrlc nve., und Iloso b'tnerateln, 40(2 Market st. .. , Frank aibaon. 2(W'.l N. 4th St.. und llerdia Keck, , 200a N. 4tii st. ... L ,. ,, Joatph lMkln. 1145 Vino St.. and llcrtha l'eld. fcmn. 13S Monroo st. ., , ,., narmonit U. Uodshall, Lsnadale, l'a., nnd L.dna L. Haiti, Montconior.vvlllo. l'a. Iturl'-H J nolan, 331 N. r.-tl st., und Ulliabeth b Traiey. 2110 N. 5th St. Frank I'ortrlslit. Marlins Creek. Ta., und Mary i I, Cari,r. l.-rf-iihtiiwn. N. J Francis Merrlcan. MM Dakota nt., and Kllza- t-.twlh Ciwhln. 21.12 Odkdalo st Ibi hard li, Waldron. '.'I'll Collins at., and tUudii 1 Aitkin, 1H92 'oint Hr.zo ave. John T Iiunlnp. shim uiiMtnut t.. und Mury lli-njy Ardiuori., Pa. . , , , , Morn, ji-esei :n:i i.'iijyeruld lit., arid Sophie pKlcieal 313 Ktuitpruld st . "Inard J !.-. .I.ii. lltL'S I'alellioni St.. and JIury HHd Anna M. I.co St., nnd M'edora tek "Dinner for Two" on the Road With an automobile the world is yours. "Yes, but motor , tours arc too expensive when you have to cat at the road houses or hotels," you say. t Murphy, 2331 K Harold st, Char),,, Blaley. 1028 N. tlth st, ."( ker. 10J3 N. tlth al. ll lam W Ijicey, 1311) N. I,ce - mi. tti.i.. miiniArrv mi H'1-niaii Klahbelni. 323 Catharine St., and Iloso Mab. r 32.1 Catharine at. - Jlohert Kmyth, 11033 Market St., and Klora r cannon, J71U Klitel st, v-narles a Hipp, Carlisle, Pa., and Mellss Mo ifd..J l-"Idoek. 923 iVIncotntt at., fjid Slary J Itpeckel, 21110 N. 23d nt.' ' ' . iy. ? 318 tlruwu st., and Ida Koran I, tv.M-4.Calllalr st Mward H. Wall. 4iir,il Orlaconi .st., nnd A. U. l '.L'1 411111 Uflaeom St. "" Sniieborii 123J Weatmoralaiid at., and Bin. 'J"" N"- Ventnor. N. J iiaw'V". ,ou7 I'uplar St., und Iailu Moycs, , JW7 Poplar st '"I1.1' Jtlllir 203 N Wilton st , and Laura t."JC'" 20U N Wllion st lis ?.'''? ,,! I'd'lar st. and Anna llillner, Phi i? Vol.lr 'OIIIU I-al 111 . N ll.nilntiih ( . Bllil ilarln ff Jol!!!r,r;T..MJ1 - ltnd,.pb si El iVii,tii i u,fr iieuaine i-u , una itosie j-- kl va "'V'" tl'2 H Uarlfll si Pi r,N,HK' a5 ' " and- nuaabctb uut- fc iSttf-V. ".nunli, 4331 Larchwood ave . and Mii', .'?' fjwry, 4702 Bprlnefleld bv. , li PJiti-'TtO Aieh st., and Bljntha Suttga x Cost About a Cent a Cube Safe Heat When and Where You Want It gic ou the healthful pleasure of outdoor eating combined with the comforts of a wholesome hot meal have ever) thing from baby's bottle to a man's sue meal ready in less time than it takes to tell. Steaming coffee, bacon and eggs, toasted cheese sandwiches-r-umm ! umm ! but they taste good, out in the open. Theroz Fuel Cubes arc about an inch square. Theroz is made by an absolutely new and patented process which converts a liquid into a, solid (not a paste). Used in the Theroz patented Burner which concentrates the heat, Theroz produces the hottest flame known to science a true blue Bunscn flame. MOST ECONOMICAL: Because a cube costs about a cent and you burn of it only chough to heat what you want heated. If a whole cube is not required, blqw out anq put u oacK in uic can. What 2 Cubes Will Do: Fry Steak, Fish or SmallChicken Fry Potatoes. Make Welsh Rarebit. Make Pancakes. . , Chafing-Dish Cooking. Coffee Percolator. . What 1 Cube Will Do: Boils 2 Eggs. Heats Can of Soup, Beans, Etc. Cooks Cereal. . Makes 2 Cups of Tea or Coffee. Fries Harh and Eggs. Heats Flat Iron (without soot.) What & Cube Will Do: v Heats' Shaving-Water. Heats Baby's Bottle. Heats Curling Iron (without soot.) ll'hen lets than a cube heas what you want heated, blow out the cube and put it. back into can to be used. TVffti Barair Slsn, l t lUasr cu ( IwiatfUis CVw, X lull utrw rw, "'" - - ; t, - i e,. . ....--1 t j. .,.-,. . jV,rGrKerjtUrtr-ifwv,- ""-;'' S ( v II. " - - - ,,,1,. TttftamalsM. - , i r inim fisMsMiTsi Misi mam tmbiv ammmmmmSamB' WtmmSmSmMmmBUM. .-,.' r a m&i GRAND JURY TO PROBE ELECTION IN NEW YORK Mitchcl's Backers Prepare for Race of Their Candidate as Independent Ni:V YOIIK, Sept 29 Grnnd Jury Investlpatlon ot tho primary election In New York wim mado certain today as a recount of ballots riivo Wllllnm R. Uennclt bucIi a lend over John I'urroy Mltehel ns (ho llepubllcau candldato for Major that .Kuslon managers unoniclally conceded Mltehel had been defeated. Ucnnetl's leud early this afternoon wns 552, against the majority of 335 Riven Mltehel on tho first count. Mltchtl's backers turned their nttentlnn from tho recount to organizing for u hard fight with the Mayor us n candldato for re election on nn Independent ticket. The Fusion managers will Ignoro Dennett nnd center their efforts on a light against Judgo Ilyliin, the Tammany candidate. District Attorney Svvunn announced lie would submit evidence of fraud In the elec tions to the Grand Jury Monday lltnory II Iluckncr, newly " appointed Fusion manager, formally announced that a petition for Mitchcl's nomination tin tho Fusion ticket was going out (his afternoon .Such a petition requires 3000 signatures. FISH KATES CONTINUE ON CHEAPER SCALE Sweet Potatoes, Cantuloupcs, Peaches and Lettuce in Plentiful Group Vegetables In tho nbundant class und flMi continue cheap, according to nn announce ment by J. Itusscll Smith, chairman of tho l-'ood Commission of the Homo Defcnso Committee. Fortunately, (hero Is nn abuu dunce of substantial food, although prices arc ntlll much higher than last year. Sweet potatoes bao now gono into tho plentiful group, selling from scvenly-flvo to eighty-five cents for a ilvp-elghlhs basket for llrst-grado Jersey potatoes, nnd forty to fifty cents for seconds. Thoso from Vir ginia, coming in by barrel, sell from J2.75 to $3.25 for n three-bushel basket; seconds from Virginia sell from ?2 to $2.2." Siring beans are a llttlo cheaper, telling from tblrty-flve to slxty-ilvo cents for a five eighths bushel basket ; tomatoes continue al scvcnty-llvo cents to $1.25 for a five eighths bushel basket, and sugar com at one nnd a halt to two cents an car, whole sale. ltusslan Foreign Minister Quits IMJTIIOCJIIAU. Sept. 28. Newspapers nn nounco tho resignation of St. I. Tcrest cheuko, Minister ot Foreign Affnlrs, In tho new cabinet fo five. HEARS FARE COMPLAINT AGAINST SUBURBAN ROAD Philadelphia and Western Pa trons Tell of Increases Before Commissioner Ryan Complaints of resident! along tha Hue of the Philadelphia and Western Hallway, which company Jias Increased Its rates since July 5, were heard today by l'ubllo Service Cooimlssloncr ltvan In Councils' finance chamber. Through Attorneys Ward W. I'lcrson nnd Harold S. Shcrtz, tho, com plainants pointed out that tho rates ot faro had Wen Increased on single, tickets from 8 to 80 per cent, proportionate to tho dis tance, vvhllo ten-trip tickets had been In creased from 2 to 36 per cent It is ontended generally that thcro Is no necessity for tho Increases, tin tho com pany earned considerable money nt (ho old rates In tho hope of proving this conten tion, Thomas A. Newhall, president of tho company, was called (o testify. Ho wns questioned ns to (bo financial condition of tho company nt tho tlmo of Its organiza tion and during tho Intervening jcars. Slnco '"t ' - .''r ' July E the company has bcori luimriitj UtinQ tickets, which can bo Used by rlfenl JW'.f , rebate In the event ot a decision aHajWt j the Increase, i y$p Commissioner Jtyan toot the entlro mi tcr under advisement Thcro will probWf bn sevcrnt mora hearing. INSURANCE BROKER LOSKS Af LIFE IN LAST SURfr TZmTjM , Tr.vrir rtTV cnt ? Tfu. m. 'I .M.., .W V... , VM -M. -.J, W, A,, Kfnir. nf 4Rii KnrttPA tirft. yniiAiiMaMM&. jt, Hti Insurance broker, met his deiCh mm -i IkiihIji nlsiAitmatH j4jhsa Its, 4lt nraavar'tf MaaV . Ventnor City yesterday. t IIo was taking his last ocean bath for (ho season, as he had made all arrange ments for closing his Surrey place, cottaa. where ho had spent a happy summer, Mat luturnlng to Philadelphia today. W TJ i X3,-,PPnt- lm Blend is a rich, fine flavored coffee, 20c lb., or 5 lbs. 95c. Give it a trial. 11235 MA11KET ST. DltANCUESI rr .vrom: oi'i:nn 8:.io a. m. a ci.osks at s:30 r. m. n HATS TRIM MM) FH HIS OF CI I AUG IS Remnants of 75c io $2 WOOL Q to$- 4Q GOODS ; l.4 i.r.NOTii.s ion i)uiM,s. si its a skihts French serge wool poplin, prunella cloth stnrm serge, plaids. Imperial serge batiste, wool chai ns shepherd und club checks, gabardine and mannish suitings Farhlonable colorings 51.39 All-Wool French Serge) $ .29 In l:crlltnt Colors I.II llrolbera- FIltST I'LUOI!. KOIT1I . 4 0 4 ,.,. 4 ) 4t . a, a. ONE YKLI.OW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY Market Light h i ilbcrt Tomorrow! Great EndoftheMonth Sale ; i YELLOW 28c & 38c Printed C)c uuuuruiiies tx v uucs Twilled gabardines with four-color printing on white grounds. 3C Inches wldo. Printed voiles with plaids and figures on tan und white grounds. 38 Inches wldo. Remnants of 20c Dress Ginghams, yard 2 to 10 Yard Lengths No Mall or Phone Orders on Above Items 1,11 llrolhrrs FlTtST l'LOOO, NORTH 40 4 4 ) Seventh 19c o ( 0 - TRADING STAMPS FREE You will bo well repaid liy visiting this ttorc tomorrow and sharing in these phenomenal savings, for every department is brimful of bcnbonablc economics. Come as, early as you can. Goods Purchased Tomorrow Will Be Charged on October Bill (Payable in November) -"-- . s 4 To Every Purchaser of SI Jl orfi or More Series "8XXK" Series "8XXL" Good in Any Yellow Trading-Stamp Booh, No Matter How Many Extra Stamps You May Already Have (. $19.75 Animal Scarfs 1 C 175 Wash-$i 9fi Ul.ick or led fox. imtoou or wolf ) iJ S Tlhlp S;itit1J $25 Animal Scarfs $Q QQ White or flesh pink. Yard wide, ljed or bl.uk fo rose wolf and skunk ?:2.5() Scarfs Iliavei -KuiiK. fox nnd limit1 15 $1.25 Satin-Striped Tnii au i Ucautlful colorings. 32-lnch width, 89c ... 4 - ) - - l. it $15 Ttirets, $25 llrolhrrs SIJ'OMl Fi.OOIt HATS TIHMMISD FRISK j A (Jrcat Special Purchase of j ! . . .1 , s ... - . s I W Tailored .y M Velvet Hats J "vr Five hundred of the smartest tai lored modes we ve seen this year! Not a smart, new style is omitted every hat is wonderful at the price. The hl.it 1c hats aro designed of l.vous i velvet, tho tolored bats aro nitido ot I lino silk velvet in purple wine led, navy hlue green mm nrovvn. J5c to $1 Hat Trimmings 49c s:in!ch rinlliv clinnoil ostrich llOnlllOnS. paradise eftecls und fancies; black nnd colors. , Lit Ilrothers FIRST FLOOR. NORTH $4 to .$12 Blankets to .w AW J V- A I- J) Supcrb Values Distinguish the End-or-lhe-Rlonth Sale of Misses' & Women's Outer Wear $16.5Q, coats $ 9.50 Kersey, cheviot und novelty tweed, with natural opossum or kcrumi on collars. .$20 Coats, $15 Of pebble cheviots, mannish coat ings, gabardines and wool plushes. Pelted, loose-hanging and plaited styles, semi-lined with satin, and trimmed with kcrami, plush or kit coney. $15 Dresses, $9.75 Of seige, crepe de chine and taffeta in newest shades. Show clever belts, pockets and Georgette crepe sleeves. $20 to $25 $1 fi 7 SUITS... i 1D'' Poplins, serges and mannish mix tures in fashionable shades. Plain tailored, Norfolk or dressy styles; nany braided and all silk lined. Lit ilrothers SKCOXD FLOOR i $1.25 Natural Pongee QQ. Silk )v ImiKirled 33 Inches wide. o Mail or rbone Orders nn the Above Hems l.lt Urol hers 1ST FLOOR. SOUTH VUVUVMVIVWVUUUUU1 Women's $5 to S6 j Colored $Q AQ ) J TT Shoes 1 Clray and Ivory calf; also gray qr Ivory kid with cloth (ops. And tsomo an-wniio hiu siiocs. iaco mouels. Women's $1.75 I Felt Gaiters. . . ! While, gray, tan and fawn, H.19 Men's $6 to $9 A tZQ Sample Footwear.. ' V,J . niln.mr'tnl inn ruf niirl rrlntArt 11.1 (Sizes 6'&, 7 and lb ; B and G wldthB! All cotton, rolton-nnd-vool nilxpil 01 (Inn wool with cotton arp. White .. 11. ..i,.i .. l.lurt IkftiilirM SlinW Willi llll V" "M w.v. - . haudlliiR. . I I. ti.ii....- 1irsf 1. Innr Nortll till " 170c Slip-Over GOWNS First Floor North 80e Embroidered 65 C I Flannel j Fino wblto wool with Just cnoug.i cot-J ton to insure good weat l.lt Itrolhers First Floor North j .. M,I . i 14c 18c & 20c Muslin & Nainsook, yd. Bleached Not over 25 yards to n cus- ! tomer No mall or plHine order-. Lit Ilrothers FIRST FLOOR, NORTH' WVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV1 I 59c Soft materials, with square, round, V- and high necks. Embroidery trimmed. $1 to $2 House fiQ Dresses Ui7C (Slnghams. percales. Ilnencs. crepes and lawns Trimmed or tailored. Rnino slightly rumpled Sizes .18 to 44 l.lt llrolbrrs -SBUM) FLUOR 25i 50c Embroidered j Net Bands, yd. . ' fiold ot silver on black All-gold and all-sllvci FIRST FLOOR, NORTH wvwwwvwwvwwvvvv $3.50 Rengo Belt REDUCING X $9 j CORSETS.. Sprtlal lot of .1000 pairs without doubt (be hlffjeeht nnd most remark nhle corwet orTrrln-: of the season. Model for stout llgure "Hteelastlo" webbing, nil with douhlo walili tprlng boning Sizes 21 io 36. 'o MhII or I'ltone Orders I.II llrolbers SRCOND FLOOR Boys' $3 to $3.50 Shoes, $2.50 Dull and shiny leathers. Mannish bluchers Lit Ilrolhers riRST FLOOR, NORTH ivuuuuutvtuuumutuvui Little Girls' .$3 Corduroy Coats Limited Lots for Tots ot 3 (o 6 -rears bull-flaro slyle, tvltli belt, pockets and lioarl buttons. Warmly lined. No mail or phone orders. Men's SI & $1.50 NEGLIGEE 7QC SHIRTS ... Clearanco of odd lots sonio slightly rumpled. Included arc madras, pon gees, crepes, etc.. In colorcd-strlpo pat terns hoft and stiff cuffs. All sizes, but not in each kind. Nu mall or phone l!it'llrollifrs-lST FLOOR. 7TII ST. "Climax" Glass Top Preserving 95c Jars, Doz. ... Ordinarily Sold for $1.25 a Dozen j Securely fitted with pat- ont clamp, making them airtight. One dozen rub bers with each dozen jars. Quart size. Sold only In dozen lots. Mall nnd 1'lione Orders l'llled to Rest of Our Ability. Lit Ilrothers MAIN ARCADl. & THIRD FLOOR IMtWWMMWMVVUVVVUiWUW $28 Buffets, $22.50 Quartered oak. 48-Inch top nnd, plain double closet. I SMI 33.75 n Snanlsb leatli- omplete with mat- $10 Short Dp; nort lied. Fumed oak v eretto upholsl Clfl't nrollitrs FOURTH FLOOR Housefurnishings 75c Presciwing Kettles, '39c 10-quart slzo. Illue mottled enameled ware; double coated on heavy steel, $2.2S Aluminum )$1 QC CniTce Percolator J Octagon fluted design; cbonlzed wood handle. Hix-cup site. $3 Hygeno Carpel jQftc Sweepers , ' All Metal t Not Wood 101 Men's and Young Men's $15 )$1o FALUSUITS and TOP COATS 1& M'lTO Plain and plncb-back styles, in cheviots, casslmcres, etc TOT I'OATls In black. Oxford gray nnd tan. Conservative nnd belted' styles. 7ienV$l(LloHi'K " IksiB'iso'T'oIo Coat!,' Double-Urcastcil $1 O 7C Mackinaws and $0 QQ Suits ; IO. O Sports Coats.:... 'J'0 One of the MokI l'isblonalil Many have shawl collars that can bn ModrN of (be Year biltloucd closo to nevlv. Sizes 3 to 18 Neat pattern1 In cheviots and cassl- jears met es ,. .. .w.. m ., u ., .. ,. ., .... ......-..- , , ?(J 50 corduroy Koys' $o to $5.50 Norfolk ' 'u ,,.,-. ii "i on rn p i rn oullo, .?l.u,i btlltS, ,...)U tV g'l.OJ l.u llrotlim. ;i) FLOOR. 7TII ST. ! Scarfs & Table Covers! ! $4.98 Values $2.50 $7 Values 5-1.98 Combinations ot linen nnd lucet Ara bian lace. 18c to 95c Window Shades, 43c to 89c Water color, band and machine mado oil opaque. Guaranteed spring rollers. Necossary attachments. Lit Ilrothers THIRD FLOOR rtVMVMWVVMUVWMVAVMMVUV $1.25 Envelope Purses Knamcled leather, nicely lined & fitted 73c Men's & Women's 59 c VllOVvo. .......... Nu Mull or 1'liono Orders Soiled and mussed kid, mocha and Miedo gloves for women Also a few men's capo glov es. 1ST FLOOR.SOUTH F3 Bip; Girls' Dresses. . No Mall or riione Orders. Navy scrge-and-check combination, with Whltn nlnuo collar, belt. Docket and .novelty buttons. Slzca 12 and H year. ?1.59 Nnvv Satin T?nfn f!!irn ' Plaid lined hood. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Lit Ilrotliers SECOND FLOOR lUMHVVUUUUXUUWVlUUW Women's $1.75 to $2 Silk $1 OC Stockings ' XuJU Rrozen sizes. Iilack and colors 29c Lisle Stockings, 19c j Women's. Meroerlzed. Seamless. II lack or white Imperfections. Ulisscs' & Children's 98c Silk Stockings, 35c Ribbed. In blue, pink, tan, red and black. Some show handling, Three pairs, ft. Goc to 85c Underwear, 39c Women's. Vests, pants and union suits. Cotton and part-wool. Show bundling. . $1 to $1.25 Union Suits, 59c Women's are cotton. Roys' part- ...r.r.1 Ullrvlllttr ."II., I. .tail i Lit llrolliers 1H.T FLOOR, SOUTH VVVVVVV'VVV.VVVVVV'V'VVV'.VVVVVVV'VVVV'VVV1WVW' Hoys' $ i iNorioiK pj qd t JJI $uway Suits, 6 to 17 years Cheviots and casslmercs. Hoys' $1.50 Sweaters, 98c Dark Oxford, Iirgo shawl collar and pockets. Sizes 28 to 34.' $9 Leather $C Qlt Suit Cases.. ' VJ denuliie cowhide, linen lined. S4.ncli size. Willi slraps half way uround. Lit llrolliers First Floor, 8th Streot ,wwwvvvwvwvwvvwwwxv Room-Size Rugs Limited Lola. Some Imperfect $45 .SeamlesH Ax-$oi QO minsters, 0x12 feet OI..VO $35 Wool Velvet, $0l QQ 11.3x12 feet ttxjO $33 Seamless Ax- ISO"! Cf minster, 8.3x10.6 ft. J i I JJ $20 Seamless Tapestry UlC Brussels. 8.3x10.0 feet..- $2 Figured Matting Hugs. $ 6x9 feet 24c $2 to $3 Untrimmed & Rcady-to-Wcar Hats Q Cc ON SALE 9.30 A. M, ) nJJ Mieciai purcnaso aim clearance, now fall hats. Limited lot of silk velvet $2.50 Untrimmed Hats, $1.49 mik velvet, in mack and some colors. Ilecomlng shapes. Truly remarltabla value. 39c to 79c Ostrich I Children's $1.25 Hats, 79c j Velvet nnd corduroy, in colors and two-tone effects. lat Trimmings, 19c Manufacturers' clearance. Wldo assortment. On bale 10 A. M. 15c vta.v-. 50c "New Process" Linoleum w,"' TtAmnmit lnettis. Manv of same do- urucrs. It 1 sign. No mail or phono aos. io air,i Lit rllhtr--4.,'UUUl.ll JTLUUIl Roofing Felt, 69c Felt (not tr paper). About sq. ft, In a roll. J.K WI1SSSI 1111FHJ UWT I , .. tll" vjw, ww -. r . ' i SBRiSf'i: "...'-5 L .- !. .-. -.'.-. Women's & Children's 35c to 50c Underwear, Rumpled, 19c vests, puma anu union suns Women's ,25c Stockintrs. . . , Seamless cotton in black, white and balbrlggan. Imperfect Women's &, Misses $8.75 Serge Dresses, $1.75 Navy, brown, Copenhagen or blaik Some have bcngullne collar nnd cuffs. Misses' & Women's $10 to $16.50 Suits, $7.50, $8.50 & $9.90 Alt wool serge or poplin In navy blue, erven, Copenhagen or black- Silk lined. No ttis.ll or phase wdr WOM' WL $1.79 r' JPii, ' Wntf ftjflt Men's $1.50 Pajamas, $1.25 Heavy outing flannel. Women's $2 to $3.50 CC Shoes DOC On Hals 10 A. M. i ttci ' eee. pull and shiny leath ers, uuuu situ ruiigQ. AVom'en's $3.50 & $4 Shoes... Uuu-metal cnf, iiatent colt ubd tan. to 7 In lot. Misses' & CVilWrcn's $2 to $2.50 ItUttcm Shoes Sizes 1 CQlSizea 1 Q 6 to 8 at l.Oaii'tollat IsJF Sizes " t i , U14 IO J H GuitsMtal CJlf. TPWEMBSwri llM "N I' ii , ,- '4 "K . '-TrR a -h1 iA"rlaVr
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