Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 221, 29 July 1918 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JULY 29, 1918.

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1 MR. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young girl twenty years old and I am in love with a young man one year my senior with whom I have been going for over a year. He Is a very nice young man, as he is neither loud nor rough. From his actions he thinks a great deal of me and he called to see me at least once a week and sometimes twice. About two weeks ago he began to act different toward me. So one evening I questioned him as to his troubles. He said that he was kind of angry at me. but that didn't amount to much. He asked me to write to him that week as he would be very glad to hear from me. I sent him a letter but he didn't answer it. Instead he came down the evening of the day he received my letter, but he didn't act nearly as friendly as he used to. What do you think is bothering him? What can I do and how can I act to gain his friendship, as I hat to give him up? BROKEN-HEARTED. Fear Is the greatest handicap you can have. If you are afraid you will lose a friendship you very likely will, because your friend will feel your lack of confidence. Do not try to please him. Let him try to please you and if he doesn't tel him so fearlessly. Even if you do lose him it is better than to

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

after draining off liquid; then dash of r pepper and bake a rich brown. .

Boiled Green Corn Kemove busks and silky threads. Cook ten to twenty minutes in boiling water; place on platter covered with napkin; draw corners of napkin over corn; or cut from cob and season with butter and

suffer constantly because he acts so queerly. Perhaps you have been seeing too much of each other. If so, do not let him come so often. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl twenty-two years old and I have been going with a fellow the same age for about a year. I came here to stay a week or two, but he did not come and I got homesick. When I am with him it seems I want to be away from him and when I am away he is on my mind all of the time. I Just grieve myself to death about him. Please tell me what to do to get him off my mind. I am on the go all the time, but still he is on it. I would like to forget him if I can while I am on my visit. Please tell me what to do. M. F. Your thoughts master you instead

of you them. It is not difficult to!

wipe away an impression that is troublesome if you give the mind something else to think about. Read, sew, work, d anything that interests you enough to command your attention. You are in love with an ideal and not the man or you would care for him when with him. If you have

any natural bent follow it in yonx i spare time. As you grow interested j

in some line of work or play you will find you think less and less of the boy.

TRIED RECIPES. Meat Balls with Rice Three cups meat, three cups boiled rice, salt, pepper, one-half onion if , desired. Mix chopped meat with eaual parts

of boiled rice. Shape into cakes and j salt fry as hamburg steak, first seasoning Vegetable Salad One-half cup of with salt and pepper. If the cakes 'cooked peas, one-half cup of carrots, do not stick together, add an egg. -- (one-half cup corn, beets or celery. Corn Souffle One can of corn, one; cooked dressing or Ftench dressing, tablespoon honey, one tablespoon oleo ! Combine any leftover bits of cooked

or butter substitute, one cup sweet

milk, two eggs, dash of pepper. Beat eggs, add honey and beat again. Add

vegetables, such as peas, string beans,

carrots, corn or fresh celery. Season and blend with cooked or French

milk and melted oleo, place with corn dressing and serve on lettuce.

Potted Ham That Will Keep for Some Time Mince four pounds of lean ham, one pound of fat, two teaspoons of pounded mace, one-half grated nutmeg, ooe-halfteaspoon cayenne pepper. Mix well and pound in a mortar; put mixture into a wellgreased baking dish and bake one-half hour. . Press it well in a stone jar. Keep in icebox. This is so convenient for sandwiches and salad. Cottage Puddino One cup 'sugar, one cup sour cream, one cup raisins, two cups flour, one teaspoon soda, two eggs, one-half grated nutmeg. Sauce for same: One cup sugar, onehalf cup butter, four heaping tablespoons flour. Rub all well together,

grate In one-half nutmeg, pour on three pints boiling water; let it boil up and it Is ready for use. This makes enough for a family of six grown people. Wartime Cake One egg well beaten, three-quarters cup granulated sugar, one and one-half tablespoons oleomargarine (melted), one sup of cold water, oie teaspoon lemon or vanilla extract, one-half cup wheat and onehalf cup of rice flour mixed; one and one-half teaspons baking powder. Bake in quick oven from twenty-five to thirU minutes.

There is no limit to membership in the War Savings Limit Club.

CHURCH HOMECOMING . FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind., July 29 The Wesleyan church will have a home-coming on Aug. 4. This church has been in existence for 70 years and is the oldest church of the denomination west of the Allegheny mountains. The first service will begin at 10:30 a. m. All are invited.

FOOD HEAD RESIGNS FOUNTAIN CITY, July 29. Dr. O. N. Huff has resigned as food administrator in Fountain City and H. W. Gilbert county administrator, has appointed S. C- Alexander to fill the vacancy.

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PITY AND LOVE ARE KIN i ed touched with the mystery of death. When Sally's senses struggled to the That which is slipping from us takes surface she felt a nightmarish weight on new preciousness. Sally's mind was

upon her. She had a mingled sense of clouding under the strong sedative the

oppression as if something awful lay

upon both her mind and her body. An, yes, she remembered now her mind

doctor had given her. She groped in a maze of thoughts and feelings confusing Roger and Stephen and Dr.

was weighted with pity for Roger. But Rolf, seeing them all as a sort of

her body was pinned beneath some inert mass. With gathering strength she began working herself loose from the debris, and after minutes of struggle she found herself standing in a smother of smoke and dust. Cries smote upon her

ears irom an siaes, some irom mueo

hurt, others calling for answers. Where was Roger Roger who had been beside her when the shell had struck! "Roger!" she screamed, her nerves quivering. There was no answer. She A vvvwt aj4 tr haw IrrtAAO eon rVl f ty O rf &Y t

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she saw the poor, grotesque ruins ot;vu"'t oum i",B-

composite man whom she loved and

yearned to snatch from something threatening, she couldn't think what. A sharp Jolt of the ambulance roused her. With a huge effort she got to her feet and tried to step out. She stepped into the blackness and blankness of a dead faint. When she open.ed her eyes she was clearly conscious of one thing that she must go to Roger instantly. The one important thing in all the world vas Roger. To be continued.

reasons are

"heaven" on the spot where he had

stood. Tearing at the lighter beams and litter, she made out a blond head just showing beneath a shuffle of planks. "Help! Please help!" she cried, and

almost instantly came two men on the ; run. A glance showed them Roger.! As though attacking a foe, the men j and Sally pounced on the wreckage . that pinned him down, and tore it j piece by piece. Wfcen they got him ! free she was afraid to look, to listen at his heart. i "Still pumping," remarked a doctor I

who had dropped to a knee beside Roger. "A cup of water, quick," he barked,, "and a stretcher." "What is it?" Sally breathed. "Chest crushed," answered the physician much as a merchanic would speak of a damaged engine, "and ribs stove in on this side. Can't tell yet whether there are internal injuries. We'll take him to our unit and find out." "Couldn't he lust as well go to mine where we both belong? The ambulance we drove over in is right here." "Too far," he said in a tone that settled it. "No time to waste." Sally turned giddy for an instant and reeled, compassion and anxiety beating through her shocked nerves. The doctor put out an efficient arm. "Here, child, you need a bit of stiffening yourself," and he handed her a capsule of something and the tin cup from which they had trickled water down Roger's throat. She swallowed It obediently, sitting on a timber that projected from a heap like a giant Jackstraw. When her dizziness was over she found herself In Roger's car with him and several others of the injured. One was moaning pitcously as the vehicle lurched along. At the sound her heart stopped. But no; it was not Roger.

Thea fear seized her because she had not yet heard his voice. Roger Landjs j well she might repulse. Roger Landis j crushed and helpless, gasping and I white, Jolted into a torturing position ', by the swaying car, changed her from I

a determined young woman to a pitying angel who could do no repulsing. It seems as if men plead their causes best by being weakest. She looked now at Roger as she had looked at Stephen when he, too. seem-

The mojt sequestered tlbes of Africa and Central Asia knew about fire when the white men first made their acquaintance.

War Savings Stamps. A Lake county doctor says prohibition put him out of business.

TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY Richmond People Are Doing All They Can for Fellow Sufferers. Richmond testimony has been published to prove the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills to others in Richmond who suffer from bad backs and kidney His. Lest any sufferer doubt this evidence of merit, we produce confirmed proof statements from Richmond people who again endorse Doan's Kidney Pills confirm their former testimony. Here's a Richmond case: J. A. Williams, lumber man, 221 S. Ninth St., gave the following endorsement in July, 1912: "Doan's Kidney Pills have done a lot of good in our family and we are glad to recommend them. I used Doan's when my Uldneys were weak and when mv back was

aching. They strengthened my kid-K

neys and stopped the pains." On November 22, 1917. Mr. Williams raid: "Doan's Kidney Pills are the

best kidney rememdy I ever used. 1 1

know they are worth a trial by anyone who needs a good kidney medicine." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Williams had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.

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is is the last week. Sale closes Sat. Aug. 3rd

Five more days in which to take advantage ot July sale bargains

July Clearance of Silks

SEMI-SILK CREPE DE CHINE Yard wide, half silk in twenty good light and dark shades; 75c values July Sale Yard 59c CHIFFON TAFFETAS Yard wide all Silk Chiffon Taffeta, in every wanted shade; regular 1.65 value July Sale Yard $1.49 SILK POPLINS Yard wide Silk Poplins in all of the good shades including black July Sale Yard 89c GINGHAM SILK PLAIDS Yard wide all Silk Gingham Plaids, 10 attractive patterns . from which to choose; regular value $2.00 . July Sale Yard $1.69 NOVELTY SILK 40-inch Novelty Poplins and Canton Crepes, regular values $2.50 to $3.00 July Sale Yard $1.69 CREPE DE CHINE 40-inch all silk Crepe de Chine, in all of the good shades, including white, flesh and pink. Regular $1.75 value July Sale Yard $1.49 HALF SILK MATERIALS Twenty pieces of 36-inch Fancy Wash Silks for waists, dresses and children's wear, goods that formerly sold up to 75c a yard July Sale Yard 39c NOVELTY SJLKS Yard wide, in plaids and stripes,' good line of patterns for separate skirts and dresses; $1.75 and $2.00 values July Sale Yard $1.39

Wool Dress Goods Specials 42-inch All-Wool Brown Striped Tamise $1.50 value Sale price $1.29 42-inch All-Wool Navy Blue Diagonal, $1.50 value Sale , price $1.29 Yard wide, all-Wool Navy Blue Storm Serge Sale price $1.10 40-inch ail-Wool Navy Blue Batiste. $1.25 value Sale price $1.00, 42-inch. Black Silk and Wool Crepe, $2.00 value Sale price $1.69 42-inch All-Wool Rose Novelty Suiting; $1.25 value Sale price 89c 42-inch Copenhagen Blue striped Suiting; regular $1.25 value Sale price 89c 42-inch, all-Wool Grey Novelty Suiting July sale 89c 42-inch, All-Wool Tan Vigeroux Suiting Sale price $1.00 42-inch, All-Wool Tan Novelty striped Suiting July Sale $1.00

NOTION AND FANCY GOODS SECTION

Ribbon 25c 1000 yards of wide Ribbon Moires, Taffeta or Satin, all 35c and 39c values. July Sale Yard 25c 39c 50 Pieces of extra wide Ribbons in a good line of colors, regular 50c to 75c values. July Sale Yard 39c 59c 50 Pieces of extra width Fancy Ribbons, for the Fancy Bags, etc., etc., worth up to $1 July Sale Yard 59c

Women's Neckwear MIDDY TIES Three cornered, cord edge, all silk taffeta Middy Ties in scarlet, cardinal, navy, white and black. July Sale 69c WINDSOR TIES Crepe de ChineWindsor Ties, full 36-inch in all of the new shades, regular 39c value. July Sale 25c FANCY COLLARS Small lot of Fancy Collars in Organdy, Batiste and Crepe, slightly soiled and mussed, all to be closed as follows: 25c values Sale Prlce13c 50c values Sale Price 25c $1.00 values Sate Price 50c

Women's Gloves at July Sale Prices Two Clasp pure silk double Upped Gloves, black or white, all sizes 49c Kayser, 12 . buton, three quarter length tipped gloves, in black only, full line of sizes, 69c. Kayser, 16 button long silk gloves in black or white, most all sizes 89c Two Clasp Milanese Silk Gloves, Paris point back all sizes and shades, 85c EXTRA SPECIAL Two clasp over seam kid gloves, regular values from $1.50 to $2.00. The reason for this unusual offer is oo account of not having all sizes and shades, if your ize is in this lot it would be good judgment to supply all of your glove needs for at least a year in advance. v July Sale $1.19

VANITY CASES Fancy Metal Vanity cases, regular values worth up to $5.00 Sale Price Choice 48c and 98c

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Every item in the Cloak Department will bear a reduction during our JULY SALE. NOTE THE SPECIAL LOTS.

$ : - Siiitk. Our entire line at special prices, none Ulla held bad:, former price $25.00 to $45.00; Sale price $18.98 to $35.00 each. Alterations Free of Charge C'rkotc AU spring and fall light weight coats UclLJ reduced, all colors, all sizes. Ladles', Misses', Junior and Children, in 5 groups. Every garment this season's creation. Coats worth up to $13.50; choice $8.98 Coats worth up to $18.50; choice $11.98 Coats worth up to $23.50; choice $15.98 Coats worth up to $30.00; choice $19.98 Coats worth up to $45.00; choice $27.98 All Children's and Infant's Coats 1-4 off.

All reduced, none held back. Wash Dresses, Silk Dresses, Wool

Dresses, all reduced. Our Wash Dresses are of the newest patterns in Voiles and Organdies. All sizes and colors; price range $4.50 to $22.50 each. See special values at $4.50, $6.75, $8.98

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Dresses

$13.49. asking.

cial lots $5.98, $7.98, $9.98,

Most cases worth double the prices we are

Cli.4-c5 Dress Skirts of all kinds, will show a C5K.1JTLO good . reduction. Wool Skirts, Silk Skirts and Wash Skirts. See the special lots, Wool Skirts $3.98, $4.50, $6.75, $8.98; Silk Skirts, $4.98 and $6.75. Wash Skirts, special values $1.58, $1.80, $2.25, $2.80, $3.15, $4.50. cl-c One counter of White Wash Waists, TT ctlbtb gizes up to 48 bust. Voiles and Organdies, lace and embroidery trimmed; val- QQ, ues up to $1.75; take your choice each OtC All Silk Waists will show a reduction during this sale; see the special at $2.25, $3.59, $3.98, $5.39. Any color or size you may want. (New goods received this week). T) rt J.-. frc tc A11 show a reduction during XVillU VjUdla this sale. Ladies', Misses and children. Ladies' price range $2.25 to $14.98 each. Children, 6 to 14 yrs, $2.25 to $4.50 each.

House Dresses

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ceived for this

sale, light and dark Percales and Ginghams, sizes 34 to 54 bust measure; price range 98c to $3.50 ach See the special values at 98c, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50.

T nnnrc See the special black mercerizJL CLLlLULa ed $1.50 value; choice 98c each. Special Heatherbloom Top with Taffeta Flounce all colors; choice $2.50 each; $3.50 value. See the special all Taffeta at $3.98 and $4.98. See the special white Wash Taffeta with double panel front and back $3.98; $5.00 value. Wliite Mercerized; special $1.98.

Breakfast Dress

and fancy Percales, braid choice this sale $1.25 each.

Two-piece Jacket and skirt, plain

trimmed; $1.50 value :

Children's Dresses ?J7cyeri: We show a large new line of Ginghams, Percales special values 49c, 68c, 89c, $1.12. All reduced. We show a complete line of Children's White Dresses $1.25 to $7.50 each. Special value at $1.35, $1.80, $2.25, $2.70. PARASOLS Our entire line at ONE-FOURTH OFF

Wash Goods5hanf c3e23

French Ginginches wide

would be bargain at 50c; your choice yard 30c. See the special lot of Printed Voiles and Tissues 36 inches wide; worth up to 59c yard; your choice 20c yard. One lot 27-inch Printed Voiles; 25c value; choice at 15c yard.

Lot of 27-inch Flouncings worth up to $1.00

Embroideries per yard ; choice yard at 49c.

Lot of 27-inch Flouncings worth up to $1.98; take your choice $1.19 yard. Lot of 18-inch Cambric Flouncings, worth 59c; your choice 35c yard. One lot Galoon Bandings, worth 15c per yard; choice 5c yard.

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ir1 r11 A -tt-io dozens new Aprons Just received. Light and park percales and light VOVerail f prOIlS ginghams; sizes up to 56 bust. Special values at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.98 (Seven styles to select from)

AUDITORIUM BATH SOAP Large 5-ounce bars Sale Price 3 for 25c TOOTH BRUSHES 288 Sample Tooth Brushes, all kinds and qualities, worth up to 25c "' Sale Price 10c

WHITE IVORY One-Fourth Off We offer our entire line of White Ivory, including Hand Mirrors, Trays, Cloth, Hat and Hair Brushes, Hair Receivers and Puff Boxes, Combs, Bottles, Frames, Candlesticks, Jewel Boxes and a complete line of the small manicure pieces, all priced as follows: 25c Items, July Sale 19c 50c Items, July Sale 38c 75c Items, July Sale 56c $1.00 Items, July Sale 75c $1.50 Items, July Sale $1.12 $2.00 Items, July Sale ..$1.50 $2.50 Items, July Sale $1.88 $3.00 Items, July Sale $2.25 $4.00 Items, July Sale $3.00 $5.00 Items, July Sale $3.75 If you fail to read every item mentioned below you will miss some wonderful bargains: 100 Boxes of High Grade Stationery, 35c and 39c values Sale Price 29c POUND PAPER 200 packages, good quality, note size, 50 sheets to package Sale Price 19c ENVELOPES To match paper mentioned above," 3 packages containing 75 envelopes Sale Price 25c COLONIAL GLASS WARE Including all sorts of novelties worth up to $1.50 Sale Price 25c SILK FANS Entire line Fancy Fans, bone or wood sticks July Sale Vz Price VACUUM BOTTLES Full pint size, keeps contents either hot or cold. Sale Price $1.19

CHARACTER DOLLS Large 18Inch doll, 50c value Sale Price 29c TOILET PAPER Crepe Toilet Paper, large size roll. Sale Price 6 for 25c; 25 for $1.00 BRASS JARDINIERS Nine inches one-piece solid Brass Jardlniers, $1.50 value Sale Price $1.19 AUTO VEILS Show big reductions. All $1.25 and $1.39 veilsChoice 98c All $1.50 and $2.00 Veils Choice $1.29 HOT WATER BOTTLES Two Quart size, non-leakable stopper worth up to $1.50 July Sale 98c Queen Quality Hair Switch Our entire line reduced. They come in three lengths. 18, 24 and 30-inch the finest quality real hair. $1.00 values Sale Price 79c $2.00 values Sale Price $1.48 $3.00 values Sale Price 2.25

July Clearance Sale of Domestics, Beddings, Sheetings, Muslins and linen, PERCALES Yard wide, neat patterns for dresses and wrappers, In navy blue only. Full yard wide. 27c values. Yard 23c APRON GINGHAMS Best Lancaster Ginghams, full line of patterns, worth 30c. July Sale Yard 25c PERCALES Our best yard wide standard percales in light or dark, showing full fall line. Yard 30c

Muslin and Sheetings BLEACHED MUSLIN Yard wide, good weight. No phone orders, limit 10 yards. Extra special Yard 15c BLEACHED MUSLIN Good and firm, full width, smooth finish, 30c value. July Sale Yard 25c

BROWN MUSLIN Yard wide, fine, smooth finish, good and firm; Worth 30c. Special. Yard 25c SHEETINGS 81 inch bleached seamless sheeting, good firm quality. Special Yard 55c 9-4 PEPPERELL SHEETING bleached, full 2 1-4 yards wide. July Sale Yard 69c SHIRTINGS Heavy shirtings in a good line of blues and browns the width is 32 inches. July Sale Yard 25c

Crash Towelings 500 YARDS 16 inch plain bleached linen crash, regular 23c value. July Sale Yard 18c 1000 YARDS 16 inch bleached linen crash with the double red border, regular 25c value. Ask to see the laundered sample. July Sale Yard 20c EXTRA SPECIAL 500 yards, linen unbleached crash, full 18 inches wide. We show a laundered sample. No phone orders. Limit 10 yards. Regular 25c value. July Sale Yard 20c

. Towels HUCK TOWELS Good towels are getting mighty scarce, we are offering Just 50 dozen in exceptional values, arranged in three lots as follows: LOT No. 1 10 dozen. Special 19c; 3 for 50c LOT NO. 220 dozen. Special 25c; $2.75 dozen. LOT No. 320 dozen. Special 29c; 3 for 85c

BATH TOWELS Just four Big Bargains in this line each item offered for less than the present mill price. LOT No. 110 dozen 15x30 Guest Towels, good weight, limit six to a customer. July Sale 15c

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LOT No. 3 Bath Towels, the Bize is 22x44 and is very heavy. Just the thing for the bath, only a limited quantity. July Sale 39c; 3 for $1.00 LOT No. 4 Fancy Towels, just 15 dozen in the lot, all fancy colored borders; the colors include blue, pink, lavender and gold. July Sale'59c; 3 for $1.65

Sheets and Pillow Cases The present prices on sheets show a tremendous increase over the prices at which we own our present stock, and we suggest you supply all of your needs in this line for at least one year to come. BLEACHED SHEETS Slx90, D. & L. Standard, seamless, soft, even thread. Special $1.50 SHEETS 90x90, D. & L.. fine soft finish, not many in this lot. Special, $1.75 EXTRA SPECIAL Dwight Anchor, 81x90, seamless, made from fine soft muslin, with deep hem, the price is $2.35. Special $1.70 72x90 BLEACHED SHEETS only a limited quantity of these and can buy no more. Special $1.15 PILLOW CASES 7 dozen 42x36 D. & L. Cases to match Sheets mentioned above. Special 34c 6 dozen 45x36 D. & L. Cases Special 37c 42x36 Cases, good soft bleached muslin, wide deep hem. Special 24c 45x36 Cases, in the same quality Special 26

Table Linen and Damask MERSERIZED COTTON DAMASK Three special groups in a splendid line of designs; the widths range from 64 to 70 inches. Priced special for the July Sale, yard 39c, 69c, 98c HALF LINEN BLEACHED DAMASK Linens are getting more scarce all the time; we offer some wonderful values in this line, the widths are 64, 68 and 72 inches. July Sale, yard $125, $1.50 PURE LINEN BLEACHED DAMASK Just 7 pieces and when these are gone we can get no more the values are wonderful, all 70 inches wide. These goods on the present market are worth $3.00 to $3.50 July Sale, yard $2.00, $2.50, $3.00

Hosiery

Lot Ladies' Fibre Silk, black or white, sizes 8 to 10, 50c goods July Sale, 39c Complete stocks of Wayne Knit Gordon dye hosiery in silk fibre and Lisle, 25c to $2.00. Large line children half hose in white and all shades. Every size. Just the hose for hot weather July Sale 29c

Corsets

A clean up in summer corsets made of a good net, four good supporters. Not all sizes. July Sale 79c

Men's Underwear Men's poris knit union suits, short sleeve, ankle length; sizes 34 and 36; $1.25 goods July Sale 89c Men's Balbriggan Union Suits, long sleeve, ankle length; sizes 34 and 36, 89c goods July Sale 49c Men's athletic Union suits made of good quality nainsook; sleeveless; knee length July Sale 75c

Ladies' Underwear Good quality Ladies' Union Suits, ribbed gause, low neck, sleeveless, cuff or lace knee July Sale 39c

MEN'S SHIRTS 75c 3 for $2.10 Anchor Brand, good patterns, coat style, cut full and long. Today's value $1.00 July Sale 75c; 3 for $2.10 Men's hot weather shirts, made of white pongee, attached collar, sizes 14 to 17. July Sale 75c

Under maslins In Envelope Chemise we have two specials, 79c and $1.00. See these two numbers. GOWNS Made of both white and pink batiste, embroidery and lace trimmed. Slip over style. July Sale $1.25