The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 4

NEW ST. LOOTS STAB. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTE5IBER 3. 1314. NEW ST.

LOUIS STAR EAST ST. LOriS SOCIETl. Mrs. G. W.

Hecker of San Diego. Cal 5 ls beinar entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. STORAGE IS FOUND HERE FOR 250,000 BALES OF COTTON who said he had been drinking an didn't know how he got into the hotf He was locked up at Central District" Mr.

and Mrs. William Reed, return ing to their room at 2 a. fou-a the man there. They called for and the guests and clerk While the sleeper was guarded, hotel porter was sent to telephone tht police. "Hoof it to "HofT." Rialto Bldg f-.

"Insurance that Insures." NEW CATHEDRAL TO BE USED FOR FIRST MASS OCTOBER 18 MRS. J. B. PONTIUS of Dallas, a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Gumpert and family, 2331 South Twelfth street. SLEEPING HOTEL INTRUDER CAUSES BURGLAR ALARM Answerlns a burglar alarm from the Union Station Hotel, 19 South Twentieth street, at 2 a. m. today.

Patrolmen Spillan- and Coble found Stanley Jones, homeless, asleep in a room the third floor. He was guarded bv the night clerk and guests armed with chairs and water pitchers. The policemen awakened Jones. Mr. and Mrs.

Eraatus Wells of 44i Maryland aenut, have sent out tiny card announcing U.e arrival or a young B. Temporary Altar Will Be Erected Where $100,000 Structure Was Planned. M. L. Committee Reports Banks Will Lend About $35 on Receipts.

I I- r-r C. 46 A Columbia place. Mrs. Hecker is a former resident of East St. Louis and is remembered as the founder of the Humane Society in this city-Miss Mildred Wright.

1S61 Gaty avenue, has departed for a two weeks' visit with relatives at Nashville. Tenn. Mrs. Charles Evans and daughter of Monroe City. have returned to their home after visiting Mrs.

M. C. Bristow. 747 North Twenty-fourth street, for several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Thiel and daughter. Miss Mildred, of Summit avenue, have removed to their farm.

"Restdale" at Highland Park, for the remainder of the summer. Miss Edna Meinti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Meintx of St. Louis avenue, has returned home after a visit of a month with relatives in California. Miss Juliet Mollman of Fifteenth street and Cleveland avenue, returned yesterday from Mascoutah. 411.. where she had been visiting friends.

Mrs. E. R. Moore and daughter. Miss Susan Lee, 91 6 Pennsylvania avenue, will return te latter part of the week from Lexington.

where they have been spending the summer. Mifs Josephine Marion. 717 North Twenty-fifth street, has returned from a visit of several days with friends at Mt. Olive, 111. Mr.

and Mrs. M. M. Walsh. Cleveland avenue, have returned from a week's stay at Frenck Lick Springs, led.

A pretty wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Louise Fries, daughter of Mrs. Anna Frie.e. 22 Ohlio avenue, to Robert Phillips, also of East St. Louis, at St. Patrck's Church.

After the ceremony the couple departed on a honeymoon trip to Milwaukee. Upon their return they will make their home at 1475 Missouri avenue. Miss Marie Boneau was hostess to the members of Cosmos at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Reis, 3734 Sullivan avenue. yesterday afternoon.

Those attending were Mmes. Al Boneau, G. Schriner. R. Davis.

Fred Link, E. A. McGafngan. F. Wvant.

J. E. Ba nahan. J. M.

Griffin, M. LePage. M. Reiss and M. Boneau.

Mrs. IX M. Littlefleld and daughter Misa Ruth, 1309 St. Clair avenue, will return shortly from Dawson Springs. where they have been spending the summer.

Savings Deposits Made on or before Saturday, Sept 5, will draw interest from Sept 1. Mississippi Valley Trust Co. FOURTH and PINE Tftg rf. Archbishop John J. Glenr.on and Rev.

Francis Gilfillan. pastor of the New Cathedral. will confer at the archepiscopal residence this afternoon to determine details of the first mass to be celebrated in the New Cathedral. Kewstead avenue and Lindeil boulevard. October 18.

A temporary altar will be placed in the sanctuary where the 100,0 00 altar will be erected, and the mass will be celebrated at this. The C-ihedral interior is far from finished, and work will not cease in it for almost three years. As the decorations are almost entirely in mosaic, only a small portion in one of the side chapels is finished, and visitors to the mass will this work slowly drawing to completion. All pews are in place in th eCathe-dral and after the opening mass, it is probable that all regular masses will be celebrated there. Because it had been planned to build the central slt.ir of Italian marble, and imports of this are delayed by the European war, it Is likely the central altar will not be completed for a long time.

Trade or sell it for cash Instead oi signaling for the junk man. Wrrite a Warn Ad for The New Star. St. Louis can care for 250.000 bales of the surplus cotton crop the warehouses protected by the sprinkler system from fire, the Cotton Committee of the Business Men's League reported today to the General Committee. The warehouses all are served by railroad switches and are under supervision of the Fire Prevention Bureau.

The cotton will be stored and warehouse receipts deposited with banks that will lend about $35 on each bale, the committee plans. Cotton does not get to the gins until about September 20. and then only in small quantities. Heavy ginning begins about November 1, and continues until February 1. All Southern and Southwestern cotton centers are preparing to care for a quota of the surplus crop, which ordinary- is shipped to European countries now at war.

Besides financing the owners of the 2 50,000 bales that can be stored in St. Louis, bankers of this city will lend on cotton stored in other authorized warehouses throughout the cotton 1 1. x-l. c.i.-r'-, -r- in into their nome lire. o- -o- Miss Hortense Rodger of Aiton is announcing to her large circle of frienda In St.

Louis, as weil as her home town, the news of her engagement to Dr. James i'feigenberger. No weeding iate has been selected aa yet. Mi8 Rodgera is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Kodgers. Mrs. Henry CTNeil and two sons wul return late in the weeK from her usual summer trip to the North. Mrs. Neil is one of St.

Louis' most attractive matrons and does much to k-p social ball aroliing in her own special coterie of friends. The Rev. Dr. W. Lee and family Vandeventer place wiil return the latter part of the week, from a summer ojourn at Michigan renorts.

His young son. who was so ill before the family departed on their trip, has beneSted greatly by the trip. Miss Virginia fcpears Phillips, daughter of Dr. arrd Mrs. George Marquet Pnillipii.

of Webster. will be married this evening to Mr. Lucas Lee B-rgff-ld. son of Mr. and Mrs.

ieorge F. Kergfeld. The ceremony will take place at the home of the bride's parents, 40 Mason avenue, and will be a large affair. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Todd have given up their home in Webster and have gone to Dallas. to reside. They will make their borne at Oak Cliff College. Mr. Christopher Johnson and the Misses Johnson will return next week from a trip to Lake Ripley, Wis.

Miss Corinne Trembley has returned from the Northern lakes, and a visit to Mis Frances Salenbury. where ehe was charmingly entertained. o- -o- -o The Rev. Dr. Horace F.

Holton and wife announced the arrival of a yoong son Into their family circle by wiring from the summer home in Worcester, of Mrs. Holton's parents, the following message: "Another occupant for the minister's pew." Mrs. Holton will be remembered as Miss Helen Berry. Dr. Holton is pastor of the First Congregational Church.

-o- -o- Miss Jane Shoeckle has returned from a two weeks' cruise on the Great Laker Splash parties have lost none of their charm for the young people. Monday evening the following girls and men had a Hvelv time at the Lorelei Nata-torium: Misses Isabel Denver. Janie Clarkson, Ktella Blevin. Julia Walton and Drucilla Zeller: Messrs. Ray Hammond, Jim Dalton.

Walter Carson, Luke Waddell and Sam Woods. Miss Leona Endrea and Mr. William Zachritz surprised their many friends by anouncing that they had been quietly married Tuesday afternoon, September 1. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George F-ndres of Connecticut avenue. Mr. Zachritz is the on of Judge Zachritz of Lafayette avenue. Both families are of social prominence on the South Side. The Tounr Ladies' Auxiliary of the Current Fiction, Circulating Library A Cent a Day.

FAMOUS BARE, Olive, Locust, Sixth Seventh. Larger, Better, Greater Than Ever. Watch Usl phadd sisTFRft Photo. Little Janie Barstow, who has been liy- jr. in St.

Louis only a few months, was with Dave Clarkson. Handsome Mrs. J. Dudley and her equally good-looking husband had center seats. Adele Dalton and her escort were late arrivals.

She was gowned in a lacy looking frock and had her dark hair most becomingly dressed. Lo Williams was with a stunning lunkinz out-of-town srirl. Miss Ename- line Von Duser of Salt Lake City. Dr. and jSrs.

Frank Fry were with a party of friends, near the front of the house. Mrs. Frv was in white and wore a nifty little black velvet hat trimmed with gray and white aigrettes. Miss OIlie Bonn. Miss Ann Voskamp were in good center seats; they were escorted by Messrs.

J. C. Green and F. L. Rapke.

Both young ladies were prettily gowned in white. Jacob Bostwick, Karl Klemm. Walter Kichards and Billy Sweeny made a stag party and were in the first row of the parquet. 111 accord to the loDg-established custom, no mail or telephone orders will be filled on these "100 SPECIALS," to prevent dealers from buying them, the right is reserved to restrict the quantity of purchase. Aside from the Anniversarv Specials quoted in today's Post-Dispatch, there are the regular 1 00 FRIDAY SPECIALS listed below, each of which carries a message of practical economy.

In the various departments the regular "blue cards" are beacon lights that direct the shrewd shopper to unusual earnings. Lace Flouncings at 25c Boys' $5 Combination Suits for $3.75 The marriage of Miss Rebecca Gas Men's "Stetson" Shirts, 85c Men's high-grade Shirts of Imported cloths, all sizes Friday spe- White ecru shadow Lace Flounc-ines. daintv. washable patterns, 17 Slipover Gowns, 85c Women's high neck slipover Gowns, of muslin, crepe or nainsook, prettily trimmed in lace, embroidery ribbon beading Friday spe- Zl inch widths Friday special, cial. 25c uuw Mala Floor.

Olive at 7th Fancy gray brown wool cheviots, in Norfolk style with extra pair of yard. Mala Floor, Aiaie Knickerbockers to match, sizes 6 to 16 cial. Third floor $3.75 years, splendid for school wear Friday 39c Wash Silks, 22c 32-inch, white light blue only, woven stripe, silk warp, fast color Wash Silks Friday speciaJ. "7 -) i yard. Main Floor, Aisle 1 39c Tan Poplin, 19c 36-inch, silk-finished, fast color, mercerized Tan Poplin Friday spe- Qr cial, yard Mala Floor, Aisle 1 Embroidery Flouncings, 25c Yd Odd lots of higher priced Flouncings clearing Friday, while they Cr last, yard Mala Floor, Aisle 3 Comfort Shoes, $1.70 Women's Lace Shoes, soft kind, with tin rubber heels.

Comfort footwear. $1 Corset Covers, 59c Women's nainsook Corset Covers Camisoles pome slightly soiled from handling values Friday CQf. special Third Floor 85c Gowns, 69c Women's extra-size high-neck Gowns embroidery trimmed val- nQr ues Friday. Third Floor all sizes Friday special. I 7A only.

naaemeat Salesroom Housedresses, 79c Women's percale gingham House Dresses, buttoned down side or front all sizes and colors Friday 7Q ton Safford and Mr. Robert E. Leegh was quietly solemnized Wednesday, September 2, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence V.

Safford. on Vernon avenue. The 5 o'clock ceremony was followed by a bridal supper to which only the family and a few intimate friends were invited. Later in the evening Mr. Leegh and his bride departed for a short honeymoon trip.

Miss Cecile Lowenstein of the Danse Studio has returned from Mt. Clemens. after four months at the Park Hotel as social entertainer. The Chix Club gave their outing last Sunday, despite the discomforts brought about by the rains of the week. Among those at the picnic were Misses Houlihan, O'Connors.

Kurmueller. Epstein, Soringmeyer, Haberstroh, Burke, Cohn. Halloy and Messenger. Messrs. Ma-honey.

Houlihan.) J. Amman, I. Amman, Shannon, G. Sinclair. Walsh and Daly.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Malloy were official chaperones. Dr.

E. O. Greer and family of 2750 Park avenue have returned from a 2,700 mile automobile trip through the East. Despite the fact that thev encountered much rain in Illinois, and during their stav at Niagara Falls, the trip was a delightful one. Dr.

Greer inspected hospitals, playgrounds, boulevards and parks in the various cities visited by himself and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Lewis of 421 Berlin avenue announce that their family ia the richer by the advent of a baby girl. Mrs. Robert Atkinson and niece. Miss Florence Lewis, who have been in Europe sine early summer, have written their friends that after many trials and tribulations they managed to get out of Munich August 18. reaching Am- special.

Third Floor Sanitary Napkins Seamless Sanitary Napkins, X'J 6 in box Friday, per box I Mala Floor. AUIe 3 25c Toilet Soap, 12c Violette de Nice French Toilet Soap regular 25c size Friday, per 'y cake I Mala Floor, Aisle Liquid Rouge, 10c riourjois. No. 32, Liquid Rouge, dark carmine Friday special, per 1 bottle I UC Mala Floor, AUIe $1 Wine of Cardui, 59c McElree's Wine of Cardui $1 "ft- size Friday special Mala Floor, AUI Player Rolls, 3 for $1 Tour choice of anv of the late popular hits, S8-nofe Player Rolls, listed 3 for Sixth Floor $2.75 Blankets, $2.39 Extra size, or 12-4. finest Woolnap Blankets Friday special.

J2 (J Foo'rth Floor $3.50 Carpet Sweepers, $2.39 Duntley Sanitary Carpet "jn Sweepers Friday J) Foarth Floor $6.50 Fibre Rugs, $4.50 9x10.6 size Wool Fiber Ruga attractive patterns Fridav A CA special foarth Floor $19.75 Axminster Rugs, $15.95 9x12 alee Royal Axminster Rugs, in thirty different floral. Oriental medallion patterns Fri- 5 95 Foarth Floor 85c Linoleums, 63c Nairn's Cook's Inlaid Linoleums, 15 choice patterns Friday. Seoad Floor Boys' $3.75 Slip-On Rain Coats, $2.60 Tan Cashmere. Rubberized Rain Coats, for boys 6 to IS years, cut full length, button close to neck P'l gif -Friday epecial Oi.OU Second Floor $1.50 $2 Wash Suits, 88c A clean-up of a big lot of little fellows' Wash Suits, in Russian. Sailor, Beach.

Middy Duck Neck styles, all sorts of patterns colorings, sizes 2 to 8 years Friday spe- Seeoad Floor Boys' $2.50 School Suits, $1.87 Good, serviceable Suits for every-day wear, sizes 6 to 16 years Norfolk style -lark patterns tomorrow. teevsd Floor Boys' School Blouses, 43c Fast color woven Madras Blouses, attached military collars, tapeless style, sizes to 16 years 50c value, Friday Boys' 50c Union Suits, 35c Porosknit or nainsook, short sleeve, knee or athletic stvle, sizes 8 to 16 years white only Friday spe- cial. Suit Out Second Floor $1 to $1.25 hirts, 59c Men's Shirts, soft laundered cuffs attached, some with extra collars to match all sizes, 14 to 17 Frl- IjQg Mala Floori Olive mt 7th $1 Bteached. Table Linen, 75c Extra fine oualitv Irish Damask, full English Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ctah and Oregon avenue, will give an ice cream social at the church this evening. Miss Olga Graef and Mr.

L. J. Schneider will be married Sunday, September at the home of the bride parents In Blue Point, 111. After short honeymoon trip they will come to St. Louis to reside, going to housekeeping at 2725 Greer avenue.

Miss Graef has many friends on the South Side. She Is an attractive girl and is a graduate of Walther College. Mr. Schneider Is a well known young business man of this city. Mr.

and Mrs. Crawford Head of 4932 Page boulevard have communicated with many of their friends, anouncing the arival of a baby daughter. The little miss has been named Mary X-lemm Head. Mr. Wm.

Marion Reedy and Mr. Harry Hawes arrived. Tuesday evening from an Interesting and exciting trip abroad. o- Mr. and Mrs.

Adolphua Bunch III have arrived from a short stay In Europe. They vtsited several watering resorts in the East before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vrooman have returned to their home.

5078 Washington avenue, after an exciting stay in Europe. They arrived Tuesday evening in St. Louis. The Rev. rr.

M. Rhodes, pastor of St. Mark's English Lutheran Church, who has been enjoying a month's vacation at Michigan summer resorts, will return to the city this evening. During his absence the c'rmrch has been renovated and redecorated. -o- Miss Julia B.

Kmeger has returned from Mt Clemens, where she has spent the summer. The Avalon Club. Clement, is an outing place for many St. Louisans. Among those at the lodge this week re Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Hunter. Mrs. M.

Reinhardt and daughters, Clara, Emma and Hat-tie; Mrs. O. H. Hyde and son. Mr.

and Mrs. J. V. Kerber and children. Miss Nellie Marshall.

Miss Ellen Mankel and Miss Edna Schulte. -o- Many pretty faces were seen in the audience at the Princess Theater Tuesday- evening. Dainty Isabel Kellev. in a fetching pink linen frock, was escorted by a "Gibsonesque" looking chap. 75c Kimonos, 55c Women's long style Lawn Kimonos, in pretty flowered designs ijc value Friday DOKr Third Floor 25c Messaline Ribbons, 17o Yard Best quality, all-silk, 7-inch satin-finish Messaline Ribbons washable $3 Lace Boots, $2.60 Women's new English Lace Boots, tan Russian calf or black gunmetal all sizes 53.00 value Fri- J2 day Secoad Floor $1 Alarm Clocks, 63c Jl guaranteed American Alarm Ciocks, patent shut-oft alarm, cases of brush brass Friday spe- fr cial Mala Floor, AUIe 8 Knives Forks, $1.39 Extra coin silver plate flat tableware, set of 6 Knives 6 Forks, In neat box Friday spe- JJ 3Q Ca Mala Floor, Aiale 5 $10.75 Ever Wear Trunks, $8 Trunks.

doublv reinforced, long straps, full cloth lined, extra trays 1720 19c Bamsley Crash, 14c Every thread linen. 18 Inches wide, five different borders, none worth less than 17ic Friday, choice, i. yard I 4C Fifth Floor 75c Serge Satin Lining, 50c 36-inch guaranteed Herringbone Lining Satin, in a few dark colors Cfl Friday yard Out Mata Floor, Aisle 1 75c French Serge, 55c 42-inch all-wool, fine twill, rich black French Serge Friday special, Mala Floorv" Aisle 1 $1 Cream Serge, 66c All-wool, 50-lnch staple Cream Suiting Serge, sponged shrunk ffr Friday special, yard UUt Mata Floor, Aisle 1 15c Wall Papers, 9V2C Special two-tone stripes, suitable for parlors, living dining rooms halls, with cut-out borders to match, Ql. extra value, roll 77v Fifth Floor Men's Initial Handkerchiefs Finest quality Belfast soft finished Handkerchiefs, with nat embroidered initials, in colored effects, at almost half usual price Friday, rn. fer OUC Mala Floor.

Aiale 5 $1.50 $2 Brassieres, 75c Allover embroidery with ribbon draw also batiste trimmed with Cluny lace embroidery medallions, square yoke, front boning all sizes Friday 75- special lOl Third Floor Boys' School Shoes, $1.85 Sturdy, all solid School Shoes, neat dressy, button or blucher styles. 17c colorswhite. liht blue, pink new Fall shades Friday, yd. Si to ss.uu special. Fifth Floor l.

nnlnn T-Kav win sail for America September 12. All bows tied free. Third Floor 25c 35c Rufflings, 18c New lace net Fall Rufflings, of best grade laces in white, ecru I O. black Friday, yard I Ot Main Floor, Aisle 2 $2 Spanish Lace Scarfs, 97c New imported Spanish Silk Lace Scarfs, in pretty patterns. 2 yards long in white, light blue, pink.

Copenhagen, blue, purple black Q7 Friday, each. "ll Mala Floor, Aisle 2 Women's $1 Silk Hose, 49c Full fashioned, slight irregulars 70 in. wide, all linen, Jl quality Friday, Mrs. Harry W. ATiner or Towa avenue has been selected for the presidency of the Garland Tennis Club.

Besides belnig an excellent tennis player she is a musician of unusual merit and is classed among the best pianists of the city. The Queen's Daughters announce that they will resume their regular monthly meetings at their headquarters. 3730 Lindeil avenue. The first meeting will be held Friday afternoon, September 4. at 3 o'clock.

I Fifth Floor square yard. uuv Foarth Floor $1.48 Black Faille, $1.19 35-inch soft, bright. Bplndld wearing staple Black Faille Silk I Friday special, yard 7 Mala Floor, Aisle 1 Seville Torchon Laces Fine quality, narrow trimming Lace Edges Insertions Friday bolt of 6 yards Oimit two bolts to 1 each customer) tt'i' Mala Floor, Aiale 5 50c Pictures, 33c Photo color, religious, fruits, flowers other eubiects. framed in 11. mission gilt Friday sper UUW.

Fifth Floor Dust Caps, 3 for 10c Percale Duet Caps, various col- s0pleT.Vid.ay 3 for 10c Mala Floor. Aiale 3 35c Linen Towels, 25c Each Just about 50 dozen in this lot. of pure linen huck. good value at Zr- black silk with double garter tops. patent colt or gunmetal calf Or 49c douDie soles, toes high-spliced heels Friday, pair 35c Friday, each.

Friday special Fifth Floor I Second Floor Limit 4 pairs to a customer. Mais Floor. Aisle Men's 35c "Wear Proof" Socks Full fashioned silk lisle without the Sewing Machines, $13.75 Drophead Sewing Machines, light running, new side tension, absolutely dust-proof, guaranteed (P I 7 $1.75 Metal Costumers, $1.10 Vernls Martin or white A enamel. $1.75 value Friday I I Foarth Floor Child's Steel Cribs White, Vernla Martin, pink Cft or blue, $8.25 value J)U. Dv Foarth Floor $7.50 $10 Bed Sets, $4.50 Renaissance Marie Antoinette Lace Red Sets, with large handmade center A corners, on extra quality French Cable Net.

white or Arabian (i L( Convent Embroidery, 7V2C About ortiO vards of these splendid quality fast edge Convent Cloth Embroideries, less than cost of manufacture Fridav. vd 3k Mala Floor. Aisle coupon), in assorted coloi I9c for 10 years Friday. riday, pair Fifth Floor color Friday, per set. 01dU Foarth Floor iiiiiiiiuniKn EPTEFtlBER SUM WON TUE I WED I THU I FRI SAT 12343 6 7S f10iK lo Mil II gull Dress Ginghams, 6V2C Women's Misses $3 $3.50 Fall Skirts, $1.95 $4.50 to $6.75 Lace Curtains, $2.99 Pair Handmade Arabian.

Clunv Marie Embroidery Flouncings, 10c Yd Swiss Cambric Flouncings! odd lots, mostly 17-inch widths I Ac Friday, yard lUt Handkerchiefs, 10 for 25c Just 152 Skirts to sell, in two new Fall styles, made with full Russian tunic, pieated bottom, self belt, of splendid all-wool Plaids, checks, stripes, also plain color, mill cuts, 2 to 7 yards yard U7t Bed Spreads, 99c Full size. Marseilles designs, extra heavy, plain hem, snow white, Qf), Just one case to sell each 39c Dress Goods, 29c fool serge, in PI QC Friday only. I sO black navy- Women's plain white. Initialed A fancy ianlicerchiers. slight seconas riaay, is ror.

Limit pairs to a customer. Mala Floor, Aisle Men's 50c Ribbed Underwear Hudson Mills, iight weight, ribbed Shirts, faced front collarette neck-Drawers faced strep back garment OdV. Mala Floor, Aisle 7 17c to 19c Sleeveless Vests Women's low neck, sleeveless, plain lace yokes, aso Fitrite. silk mercerized taped neck arms I Friday 1 Mata Floor. Aisle 7 To $5 Bloomers, $1.65 A Friday clearing of oddments of Si.k Crepe de Cygne Messaline Petticoats Bloomers colors white green, trimmed with lace flounces, value up to S3 CI special at I Third Floor $2 Silk Waists, $1.45 White China Si'k Waists.

J2 values, popular styles Friday spe- CI i J) I .40 Third Floor Girls' Summer Dress 85c Broken sizes of girls' Summer co'iored gingham, percale crene Dresses 6 tn 1 i-tara 42-inch striped Woolen Dress Serge, dark shades Friday, yd 29c Linen Torchon Laces, 3c Yd. Very good quality, known as everlasting. German Linen Torchon Laces, all edges Friday, yard Ot Slipover Gowns, 42c Women's nainsook slipover high-neck Gowns, lace it embroidery trim Antoinette A Antique; aJso Princess Cable A Brussels Net. Saxony A Kgypflan Lace Curtains, ail colors $4.50. $4 4 $6.75 value Oft Friday, pair 5.W Foarth Floor $12 Speedometers, $7.98 Stewart.

modl W), Ford (7 QC Speedometers Friday special. "0 Butarat Salesroom Fairy Soap, Six for 19c Fairbank Floating Fairy Soap, for the toilet bath frtr I regular 6c ca-ke 0 Ior I yC Baaeeat alearooaa Fruit Cans, 27c Dozen 1 -quart Fruit Cans, made of heavy tin, with cover regular 35c T7 dot Friday special Hr Daaeaaeat Salearooot $1.65 Curtain Stretchers, $1.15 Full size CurtaJn Stretchers, with adjustable pirn regular $1.69 (I I value Friday special ming, aiso nainsook Corset Covers. 42c lace emoroiery trimmed Friday special 39c Crepe de Chines, 25c Silk-mixed Jaocjuard Crepe Chines, good, desirable shades 1 -Friday, yard 25c Silk Lisle Hose, 12y2c Women's Seamless Hose, black A. colors, double garter tops, double soles 4c toes, high spliced heels, j. slight irregulars pair I 3w 25c Balbriggan Underwear Men's short sleeve Shirts ankle-leneth Drawers with double eat, slight seconds Friday, gar- 1 ment IOC Dress Goods, 25c One big table of Wool Dress Ooods.

in fancy mixtures, plain whipcords, fancy eerr-s Scotch mixtures lrA Friday special, yard 3C Sweetheart Soap 29c 35c Petticoats, 19c Striped figured percales, also plain colored chambray Petticoats self ruffles, no underlays Friday only lt $2, $2.50 $3 Silk Waists, $1.35 Jap. China JTabutai Silk Waists Shirts, in piain white stripes fancies low neck, long or short sleeves, some have fancy collars cuffs PI Friday only I OU Batiste Coutil Corsets, 45c New long models, medium low bust, lor.g skirt effects, rust-proof boned, embroidery trimmed. 4 hoso supporters, all sizes, IS to 30 jr. Friday tut New Fall Corsets, 85c P. rust-proof brand, tedium low bust.

long slrirt effect, rust-proof boned, wide lace trimmed. 6 hose sap-porters, sizes 1 to aft Friday only OOC 50c to $1 Waists, 29c Three tables of odd crepe. lingerie, voiie lawn Waists low high neck styles, odd sizes "JOr Friday iVt 10 Yds. Laces for 15c Odd lot Laces, mostly bands insertions, of biack siik. white cream, CiTiny fancy cotton Laces, at a rac tion of their former prices I f.

10 yards lOfc Bungalow Aprons, 39c Women's percale bungalow bib Aprons sizes Friday spe- 90-in. Pepperell Sheetings, 20c IP OPENED WITH US Full 2 yards wide, seamless, mill Hiwal ttalear 20c cuts zt to i yards, less than mill coFt yard 50c Wizard Polish, 29c For cleaning, polishing Ar renewinr Friday special, six ON OR BEFORE SUlPTo 5T.H EE WlLl. DRAW INTEREST FROM I MERCANTILE I8c -Friday 03 Third Floor Girls' 98c Dresses. 60c Odds ends of gingham. perraJ iinene Wash Dresses, light dark colorings, sizes 6 to 1 vears zn.

Friday .7.. OUC Third Floor Children's Coats, $2 Oddments of white pique, serg, rep pongee. lined throughout, trimmed with fancy hraid oarl buttons up to year sizs bearing at rear cj half of worth Friday, choice Third Floor 50c Bloomers, 35c Children's black sateen Bloom- ir. ers. 50c quality Friday OSC Third Floor Children's Rompers Oliver Twist Suits Standard Calicoes, 5c brand, big assortment.

FiUl stvles. full pieces, while 1) pieces last 'not over 20 yards to cus- toroert, yard OC New Outing Flannels, Vy'nC Blue white, pink white checks stripes, double fleece, excel- Jt lent quality, mill cuts yard I S2 Talcum Powder, 10c Josephine Talcum Powder, oval shape can Friday pe 3 Diirnrit Gallery furniture, woodwork, pianos, -JQ- etc. Friday special ilaseaieat Kalearooai $2.50 Gas Irons, $1.45 nickel plated Wright's Gas Irons, with hand stand, S-ft. covered gas fibing regular CI iC 12 50 vaiue Friday special Jl.TtJ llaarmeat Jalerooai $1.50 China Celery Sets, $1 Hand-paintd Nippon China 7-pice C-Iry Sets, in various dec- CI 01 orations Friday I Baseaaeat aleroa $1.50 Cut Glass Compotes, 98c 5-inch siz Jelly Compotes. (C.

footed, in allover cutting Fri. "Ov naoeaaeat Saleroom $6.50 Gas Showers, $3.98 3-light, with beaded fringed CI Q9L shades, complete Friday m)dyO Baseaaeat fralearoona sizes to 35c years 1 TRU5T COMPANY EIGHTH AND LOCUST OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 7.o SAYINGS ACCOUNTS CAN BE OTDiU) AND DEPCSTT5 HUi BYKAJt niuiiiniifii ENTIRE BLOCK: OLIVE, LOCUST, SIXTH AND SEVENTH Third Floor School Caps, 42c Boye' School Caps, big assortment of patterns to match various i suitings Friday A LC eeoai Floor We r.e Cagle taaia Reaeeaa Fall Boohs fat 2 ia Cash or la Merrhaaaloe. Few Keotrtrtea' rt Are ICxeeateoU Largest Diatrihatera of Mm. ehaaalae at Retail la Mia-ooart or the West. We Sell FREE Sewing Machines, $1 Per.