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1 THE IWOOKLYX DAILY EAfJLK, NKW YORK, FRIDAY. SFPTOn.FK 2.V1D2: 2,000 ATTEND DORMAN OUTING If A I SOCIETY II iii nuis In ,1,, all In tie ii' 1 1 n. improve Ms enndlilnn, Anot h'T I'i'Mihii Inn Ii n'li r' adopted and will le preseniii to in" directors nf tin' ellHIllher i celebration next year of the loieh anniversary of the Erie Cunul for th-purpose of hrliiKlng mure i 1 i attention to Inland waterways. It wax itnnouneed that the develop, ment of Jamaica Hay will be one of the principal subjects taken up el the annual meeting of the State Waterways Committees In Albany on Oct. 9 and 10.

URGES IMPROVEMENT OF STATE BARCE CANAL At a meetng of the Inland waterways committee of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce laxt night, Chairman Albert B. Ilfiger and ltep-resentutlve William E. Clnory rend ft report on tho hearings held by the Burgo Canal Survey Commlslson and the committee then adopted a resolution declaring that the canal has been a great factor In maintaining the commercial supremacy of the Empire and urging State en Erojidway to Fourth 8 Lh to loth Sir Formerly A. T. Stewart.

Ti -le Stuy an Stunt hours (') Murlorlo Hchwah. Ortrude Petersen, Married Saturday Betty Lawford, Arlinn Warnoelt, M.n- Jorle Cook, Muriel Hertrton, narioue CrriKS, Kuth Allen, Kay and Lucia flelH, Ruth Butcher, Evelyn Byrnc Dorothy Dndd and Ruth Baldwin, with the Misses Crawford, Van Pelt, AHche and others, councillors, from rtnvT KnniiKT to read Th KukIc numlneil AU, Choice of Five Sly leu in Dininsr-room Sui; the cump. Approximately 2,000 persons attended tho annual outing of the John J. Uorman Assoi'atlon yesterday at Karotsonyl's, oslyn, L. I.

Heveral of the leading lights of the Democratic party In Manhattan were there. The committee In charge of trans-portatl(i furnished 25 buHses anil 125 private automobiles to bring the Picnickers out to tho Long Island hotel. The biinses und automobiles left the club shortly after noon and arrived at Karotsonyl's at 1 30, where a luncheon was served Immediately, The afternoon was devoted to the nthletlo contests, which were arranged by the arrangements committee. Thomas J. York was chairman of the affair.

Mrs. Kchnefer Kntertains. Mrs. John A. Schaefer entertained at her country home, in Bayvllle, L.

recently, with another luncheon Formal Opening Sept. 26 and 27 HOTEL TOURAINE RESTAURANT Under Management A. C. YAMAZACKI, Lessee MintfleM Aprtmcnt flotel, Bth A. ml Uib New York atj (Japanem Houvenlri) and bridge.

Among the women from Brooklyn and Long Island prenem were Mrs. Htewart Curtlas, Mrs. Irv MENUS ing Winter, Mrs. Ueorge Clyde, Mrs. Prank Helm, Mrs.

John Bonny, Mm. Arthur Lighten, Mrs. Edward Hmltli, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Henry Lesson, Mrs.

John Hehnefor Mri. MN.VKFl -4 'J uvd i Earl Goodwin. Mrs. Thomas I'm- bladdo and Mrs. Henry Jacobs.

a WliKlns Hewlett, The marriage of Miss Marion at Just Half Price i 10-pc. suites. Rails and posts solid walnut. ends, fronts of finely figured walnut veneers. Chairs of solid walnut, covered with mohairs.

$188 for $376 grade $247.50 for $495 grade $250 for $500 grade $425 for $850 grade $467.50 for $935rade Make Your Budget Arranire your budect nt the Utile Hume, and then buy your suite at savinjrs and enjoy it as you pay for it out of income. Sixth Gallery, New Building. niNNKIl Fruit Corktartl lery Itadlaliaa Conanmma In Tup Craam ef Tomato KrIM Kllat of Bole, menlerra noaat Vfrmont Turl(y with Oranharry Snue Minhi-d l'otatnaa Cundlptl Hwrcta Kreuli Lima TlPiina Bird Nt Naiad, Krenrh Prln (tliocoliitft Nut Hundaa with 'aaa Oreen Apaln pia I'hocolate Kclalr Tranh Paach I'lo l)eml-taaaa fjundnj. Hrpt, 17. Mis I'rlre II.

AO Noon lu P. M. Honey-Dsw Melon Olsry OIIvm Conaummx Ttnl t'rpnm of Mimhroom Frli-rt 'hlikn a Ih Marvlanil Hrolled Klrloln Slmk with Fried (jnlona Mixed Grill Frll Vpffetuhl Itomntn Salad, Promina' Vanilla lea r'ratu with Chocolatn Hhiho Oreen Appla I'la Prima Whip Uld-Pashlnn Hire Pudding Laml-taaa Saturiav. Hrjii. mu 1'rlre ll.ttl t.0 to I'.

M. 13TII A. IMlOltSES WALKER. The 13th Assembly District Regular Democratic Organization, 108 Powers at Us first meeting since the primaries, last night Indorsed the Wiilker-Barry-McKeo ticket. About 100 members were present.

Algeron I. Nova, randldatc for County Judge, was the chief speaker. Other speak-ers were Morgan T. Downdly, Evelyn flehn, William Breltenbach and Congressman George W. Lindsay.

Howlett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hewlett of Great Neck, L. formerly of Brooklyn, and Harry WlKKlns. took Place Saturday eve- Iat for Junior Asm-mlily, Drbnlniitn and CIIimIitpIIiv HiiIIh Now DcUnllHjr Aimotiiiwl, Thre dato of much importance to the younuer not hiive deftnltRly fceen rtnd'W upn.

The Debutante Bull which bring toother the younit folk, home from Hchool and college on their first holiday of the neuon, ll to be held on Nov. 26. During- the Chrlntmae holiday the Cinderela Ball and the Junior A-embly are events Of vast Intercut and announcement of the dates each eaeon awaited by the debutantes and mib-dehs before setting the time for thfilr own tea dances and debuts. The CMnderella Hull will- be held on Mrs. Ira Kertlne Downs, who eecr season takes much interest in the success of the events at the HclRhls Casino fur the young folks, announces that there will be but on" Junior Assembly this season.

This will be held on Deo. 23. The Heights Casino will be the scene of all ot these dances. Dr. and Mrs.

John M. Brush To Join Manlmtwn Colony Of Brooklynltee. Dr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Urush of 200 Columbia Heights are to leave Brooklyn and will make their future home In Manhattan.

Mrs. Brush before her marriage about a year ago wae Miss Josephine Marple of Omaha. Neb. Dr. Brush graduated in the spring from Columbia Medical College and Is now an Interne In the Presbyterian Hospital In Manhattan.

Mrs. Brush is a Vassar Rraduate. They will make their home after Oct. 1 at' 157 13. J2d st.

Dr. and Mrs. Glcntworth Reeve Butler of 22 Oates ave have Just returned from an extensive Mediterranean cruise when they were members of the Jtaymond-Wh tcomb Vulse on the 8. 8. Oronsay.

Dr. and Mrs. Butler especially njoyed tt.lr visit to the Holy Land and Egypt, and among other places they stopped at were Constantinople, the island of Cyprus, Galllpoll and Pat-m0B- 'Dr. and Mrs. Ilobert Franklin Iv.D.r whose home to at Ml Ocean Wtck Day Luncheon 65c nlng at the Dutch Reformed Church.

The bride wore white satin with a graceful train and long veil. Her Week Day Dinner $1.25 Sunday Turkey Dinner $1.50 father gave her In marriage ana snc was attended by Miss Agnes Van Noatrund ns maid of honor. Miss Van Noslrnnd wore coral romalne i.W I Va at! crepe. The: bridesmaids were mo Misses Margaret Bedell, urace wmnn of Brooklyn, Eleanor Powell and Mrs. Frank Wledner.

uney wore Good to Have These Cold Nights pink and bluo georgette dresses. Little Miss Louise Powell was flower girl. Chester Wiggins was hl THE STORE brother's. nest man. wool Blaekeits All After the ceremony a reception and wedding supper wore held at KM IV i the home of the bride's parents.

.1 mi, fvik mrs. WE Mm Formerly A. T. Stewart Broadway to ith ev. Ith to 10th its.

Telephone Stuyvesant 4700. Store Hours 9 to 5:30 $5 Each 62 AND 66 IN. WIDE. KOCIIK GnOZINGER. One of the many fall weddings took place on Sunday at the Church of St.

Sylvester, Grant and McKin-ley aves. Miss Helen Grozinger, daughter of Before her marrlago last week Mrs. Martin wus Miss Arabella Stein of 2419 Ave. D. Her wedding took place in the Evangelical Lutheran Church, after which a recep Fred Grozinger, became the bride of tion was nem at tne note! Bossert.

Maurice Roche, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Roche of 2 Irving Jamaica, L. I.

and Mrs. Sally Dixon Wright, on The bride was attended by Miss Vera Cosgrove as maid of honor and the Misses Florence Schumacher and Charlotte Wick as bridesmaids. The ring-bearer was the son of Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Roche of Hancock st.

are aiso ine to tlwir city homes. They spent summer a. new Good cotton blankets Hell for $5 and these are ALL-WOOL! Good woolen blankets are scarce at this price but we have 6,000 product of a famous old mill. Plain colors. Panel effects.

Plaid effects. Choice of six lovely colors. Blankets are bound with matching sateen. $6.85 FOR 72-IN. SIZE Mail and 'Phone Orders Filled Give color, and whether you want plain, plaid or panel.

Main Aisle, Street Floor, and Fir.t Floor, Old Building. Continuing the Sale of Vacuum Cleaners, $29.50 The Famous Western Electric Hundreds of women have adopted these time and rug savers in the September Sales, which end in a few more days. Sold on extended payments. Order yours today before it is too late. Seventh Gallery, New Building.

and the flower girl was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meslnger of sVruc. mTss Ida II of Angeles. was the gues tot Elderts Lane, fa.

I. William J. Coughlln of Jersey City, Wanamaker Sale of Standard TOILET PREPARATIONS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH, TO AND INCLUDING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TII Wanamaker specialties, and those of nationally known make3. On our own preparations, and those sold regularly in our own stocks, we quote the grades. As the others seem to have no standard price, we merely quote the special prices, which hold good only during this sale.

Because of the low prices, we reserve the right to limit quantities. In ordering by telephone or mail, order by number at left of each article, stating plainly the quantity desired. 'Phone Stuyvesant 4700. Mail orders to John Wanamaker, N. Y.

C. 0. D. orders filled only on amounts of $1 or more. A Week to Ten Days Required to Fill Most Orders Street Floor, Old Building) Subway Ai.Ie, Down.Uire Store, New Building.

Dr. and airs. ives uuimn haa written a book formerly of Baltic Jamaica, L. was best man and Capt. Arthur Roche and Fred Grozinger were tho of poems, the theme for many of oct.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederlo P. Humphreys of Locust Valley, L. are stopping at Briarcliff Lodge.

Prominent Brooklyn Girls Spending This Week-end At Reunion at Souihflcld. A gathering of some of Brooklyn's coming debutantes are at Soutbflelds, near Tuxedo, N. over thl weekend for a reunion of Camp Kokoslnc. 1925, and to discuss plans for the next ramping season. Mrs.

Lewis Caleb Williams, formerly of Flatbush and now of Manhattan, directed Camp Kokoslng 14 years In Water-ford, but the camp is now affiliated with the well-known Silver Lake Camp, in the Adirondack. Mrs. Williams is directing, also, a travel camp at Ambleside, England, which is largely of interest to the graduate campers. Among those at the reunion this week-end are the Misses Ruth Clark, ushers. Immediately after the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the Chichester Club, Wood- wnlcn naa meir Lodge this summer.

Mr. and Mm. William W. Brush and Mr. and Mrs.

(David H. Sackett -m tic av have returned to haven, L. to 200 guests. The bride and the bridegroom left for the Middle West and upon their return SOU the city from an extensive motor trip to Montreal and Quebec. Mr.

and Mrs. Brush also made a short they will reside at 400 Elderts Lane, Woodhaven, L. I. stay at Bellalre, u. l.

Mrs. Henry May of Southampton L. I.i at the Plaza with Mrs. ii. a Tilanlr Mn.v will re.

TOUNO FOLKS about to undertake life's eerloua reaponalbilttlei ihould form the habit ot Eagle Claailtlid readlni. turn to Southampton shortly for the 0 00 wedding 01 ner sou, uerura iuajr Talcums (74) Talcum, for use after the bath. In large round tin, pink or blue 45c Toilet Preparations Fhllllp's Milk of Magnesia, large 320 Udorono 19c, 32c (. reme odorono Kuu Pond's Hx tract, small 1l0 Pond's Extract, large flHn 87c ft Delatone Neef, tube 8rMi Basin's Depilatory 8o Mum Illo Kvans' Depilatory R.lo Nonspi s.V, Amolln 5n Bathaaweet 10c (103) (104) (HI5I (106) (107) (108) (110) (111) (112) (113) (114) (115) (116) (78) ITavlg Talcum IHo (76) Piver's Talcum ila (77) Babcock's Corylopsls 15o (78) Ujer Kiss 17a Face Powders, Compacts, Etc. (79) Piver's Azurea or Floramye A Great Scoop Ready Saturday! Women's High Quality Footwear AN EXCLUSIVE STORE'S Ql CA $12.50 TO $18 GRADES JO.OU The entire stock of an exclusive shop that is retiring from business! Footwear from three makers whom we consider the best of their kind in this country.

Only in a sale of this kind could there be so wide a choice of fashions. Duplicates are to be found in other smart shops around town at the higher prices quoted. The smartest of leathers, satins and brocades. FOR DAYTIME AND EVENING Toilet Brushes and Sundries (159) Wanamaker Halrs Brushes. $3 grade IJ.00 (Popular pullmsn style Un- bleached Bristles.) Wanamaker Preparations 1) Wanamaker 'Rkin Cream, 3 91.25 irarte 80c 3) Wanamaker skin Cream, 4 07, $3.26 ra1 S) Wanamaker bkin Cream, $4 grade 2.00 (4) Wahna, 4 0o rada 400 6) Wonderful Cold Cream, 7fto prarie fiffo 6) Kau de Beaut.

Tonique Astringent, 02., 2 grade $1.25 7) Huff Skin Lotion, 4 40a grade 80s 8) Ruff Skin Lotion, Too grade 6So 9) Lemon Lotion, 4 St grade floe (10) Lemon Cream, 2 (Oa grade 40o (11) Lemon Cream, 4 $1 grade 05. (12) Lemon Cream, $1.75 grade $1.00 (13) Mellaande Perfume, $5 grade, apeclal bottle S3.S0 (14) Mellaande Toilet Water, I grade, apeclal bottle. $3.80 (15) ('hype Perfume, 2 grade (16) Chypre Toilet Water, i grade $3.00 (17) Chypre Face Powdor, 4 01., $1 grade Wo (18) Bouquet P.rfum, 2 $1.60 grade 13.00 (18) Bouquet Toilet Water, I $1 60 grade KM (20) Vlol.t Wat.r, i 0o grad. 0 (21) Pur. Cologne, 14 $2.60 grade 1 (22) Capltone Hair Tonlo, I 80o grade (23) Capltone Hair Tonlo, 19 $1.60 grade (24) Wltoh Hazel, 19 JOo (25) Wltoh Hazel, 82 oz "0 (26) Violet Ammonia, 14 oz.

So (27) Violet Ammonia, 82 oa 40o (28) Phlutf Bhampoo CryaUle, 4 86o grade (29) Toilet Bensoln, 75o trade 0o 64o 39o 88c tie 810 Ullllary Brushes, stiff black brlsUea (With metal back set In wood Hughes' Ideal Hair Brushes cushion back, $1 grade race powder, Rachel, Nat-urelle, White (80) DJer Kiss Face Powder, Rachel. Naturelle, White (81) Pompelian Face Powder, Rachel, Naturelle. White (82) Bourjols Manon Lescaut Face Powder, Rachel, Naturelle. White, Peaches or Pearhea and (83) Itourjols Java Fac. powder.

Rachel. Naturelle. White, Peaches or Peaches and Cream (84) Bourjols Compact Rouge, Aahes of Hoses or Mander-In (86) Korln Compact Rouge, 6249 Brunette or 6256 Dark, large box (86) Mascarlllo. black or brown ($7) Dorlo Eyebrow Pencils, black or brown (88) PJer Kiss Up Stlcka, medium or dark (89) Double Compact, Rouge and Powder 70o Hair Brushes, white bristles, $1 grade 50o Hair Brushes. Ivory cellu THE MODELS Oxfords for sports and trotteur wear.

Opera pumps. One, two and three-strap pumps. Tongue pumps. Sandals. And many individual and few-of-a-kind styles, so that it will be of decided advantage to come early.

THE LEATHERS AND MATERIALS Patent leather. Simulated aligator. loid 79o Simulated lizard. Tan and black calfskin. White kid-leather.

Simulated alligator, skin. White buckskin, (iray, brown and black suede. White brown and black satin. Black velvet. Silver and gold brocades.

THE SIZES 3 to 7 Widths AA to C. Great choosing in each size, but not in every style or material. First Floor, Old Building. (160) (161) (162) (163) (105) (166) (187) (168) (169) (170) 25c 0o too 40o 0o Combs, Ivory celluloid, all coarse or coarse Hnd fine teeth, 60o grade 38c Bath Brushes, strap handle, $1 grade 85a Hath Brushes, detachable handle, 60c grade 40o Bath Mitts, loofah on on. side and Terry on the other, grade S3o Complexion Brushes, 35c grade 20c Shaving Brushes, badger bristle, $1.25 grad.

$1.00 Whisk Brooms, metal cap, Sou grade 20c Creams (30) Vegetal Lilac, 8 85o grade Best Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street-N. Y. t68 Recent Street, London Today and Saturday is the Place to Outfit Your Son Smartly Economically Hundreds of1 boys have been outfitted sue cessfully at Best's this season but the initial completeness of our assortments has been maintained to continue the speed and ease of making selections. The standard Best quality at lowest possible pricesprevails.

Boys' Cravenette-Processed Suits- 17.75 Rainproof and practically wear-prooffour pc. model. Sixes 6 to 18 Boys' Cravenette-Processed Overcpats Single or double-breasted. Broivri, grey or heather mixtures. Sizes 3jto 10 years 19.75 Sizes 9 to 18 years 25.75 Boys' Fancy Pull-Over Sweaters 5.00, Boys'GolfHose to match sweaters above 2.85 Highlights in the Dispersal and Sale of Hosiery and Underwear FOR WOMEN $1.50 to $2.50 Silk Stockings, $1.25 Plain in cotton and wool and silk.

Lisle-and-rayon in drop-medium weight-reinforced at wear points. Novelty stockings. Stockings, white only, for the larger woman. (90) (91) (92) (83) (94) (95) (96) (97) (88) (99) (101)) (101) (103) Pond's Cold or Vanishing Cream, large Jar 30o Pond's Cold or Vanishing Cream, tube 17o Daggett Ramadell Cold Cream. 4 oz.

Jar 80o Daggett Ramsxlell Cold Cream, 6 os. Jar 80o Duggett A Ramadell Cold Cream, medium tube 18o Pompelan Night Cream 800 Pompelan Day Cream, Jar 800 Pompelan Massage Cream, jRr HO" Dr. Charles Flesh Food 21o Froatllla 170 Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 20c ft 4e Woodbury's Facial or Cold Cream, tube 17o Chealirough Vaseline, white or yellow, bottle Manicure Articles (171) actio Tooth Brushes, 3 rows, 3ic grade 27c (172) Prophylactic Tooth Jiruflhes, 4 rows, 4fu Krmle 3Hc (Haiti ur medium bristles.) (21) Hrllllantlne, 8 6o grad. .00 C32) C'utlcl. Add, H4 260 grad.

(2a) Foot Powder, 250 grade liio (34) Tooth Powder, 15o grade lOo (36) Glycerine and Koae Water, 4 40o grade (38) Bay Rum. 18 apeclal loo (37) Talcum Powder (odor. Pa-plllon. Violet) 26o grade 1IM (38) Smelling 86o grade B6o (39) Kac. Powdfr, Rachel, Natu- rail, or Whit.

SCO (40) Compart light ahade, 25o grade 10o (41) Bath Cryatale, i Oera-nlum or Vervelne, $6 grade S.OO rerfumes, Toilet Water, Etc. (4!) Plver'a Perfume Azure or rioramye, $3 grade fl.M- (43) War Ki. Perfume, l-4v grade l.W Snorts Stockinsrs, 50c Glove Silk btcp-ins H.7o THE $2.25 TO $3 GRADES Plain tailored. Good quality glove silk in pink, peach and orchid. Sizes 6 and 7.

THE 75c AND 85c GRADES Lisle in fancy checked effects. Plain rayon and lisle. Tlain lisle in extra sizes. Main Aisle, Street Floor, Old Building. 4flo ll)o 05o 24c 8o So to 8i In (173) Tooth BruHhPH.

grade 15c (174) Tooth Itruflhen, aborted RtyleH, bone or transparent handlon, 26o to 10o (175) Nail Brushes, assorted styles 1 1 brlmles, 3io grade 25o (176) Natl Brushes, while hrln-tles, 50o grade 8c (177) Wash Cloths, crochet edge, 15o grade Mo (178) Towder Puffs, white wool, 15c grade 10c (179) I'owdor Puffs, fancy peach color velours, 2ic grade 15c (180) Soap Boxes, lvury celluloid, 30c grade 2.c (181) Tooth Brush HnUlor. Ivory celluloid, 2oc grade 20o (182) Pocket Combs, hard rubber, 20o grade 15u (183) Fine Combs, hard rubber, 15c grade lie (184) Women's Dressing Combs, hard rubber, 00c grade 4Ho (185) Wen's Combs, hard rubber, S5c grade Z'io (All coarse or coarse and 50c to 75c Socks, 38c Plain in cotton and wool, and silk. Lisle-and-rayon in effect. Mercerized lisle ribbed. All sizes, but not in each (44) French Atomlaera, filled with dellcat.

perfume, cut glaas with red, hlu. or lav.nd.r otrlpee; tubing and bulb to matoh; $3.60 grade Ola Liquid Polish Ola Remover Liquid Polish and Remover, net Mad Nail Polish Pumice, powdered Pumice, with handle Blrchwood Manicure Sticks, dozen Orange Manicure Sticks, each Corn Files F.mery Hoards, long. toa. Kmory Boards, short, dns. Buffers, boxwood, ana 8 Inches, each Tweezers, popular twisted point Nail Nippers, $1 grade Nail Bclssors.

$1 grade Cuticle Scissors, fine point, $1 grade Nail Files Nail Files (117) (118) (119) (120) (III) (122) (123) (134) (128) (126) (137) (128) (159) (190) (131) (183) (133) (134) style or color. Underwear, 75c Union Suits, $2.83 THE $3.25 TO $4.50 GRADES Cotton-and-wool. Medium and heavy weights. Long sleeves. Ankle length.

Natural. Sizes 36 to 40. Street Floor, New Building. 2 On Ota oOu 800 eno 100 THE AND $1.50 GRADES Shirts and drawers of striped soisette. Athletic uhion suits in madras, broadcloth and crepes.

Mostly sizes 34 and 36. Soaps (186) Palmollve Soap, dozen 7Ro (188) Lifebuoy 8oap, doson 60o Chinchilla Coats For Girls and Juniors $19.75 and $29.75 (137) Pear'g Boap, unso.nt.d, dosen (188) Pear'a Hoap, sconted; cake lHoi dozen (139) Yarrltu Spanleh Castile Soap, largo bar (140) Contl Castile Soap, large bar 1.95 11.30 $9.00 82.00 11.15 lOo Bpys' VVhite Oxford Shirts With collar attached br neckband Sizes 12 to 14 ISO 250 (46) Fiver's Toilet Water, Azu-rea or Flora my $2.36 grad. (48) DJ.r Kiss Toilet Water, $1.46 grade 11.30 (47) Plnaud'a Lllaa Vegetal 82a (48) Smelling Sal I a. $1.26 grad. Mo (48) Plv.r".

Aiur. or Ploramye ilaehet 00o (SO) DJer Klra Hachet 7 do (61) Ml Ml Math Halts. Rom, T.l- lao or Verbena, 76o grade 0c Tooth Pastes and Powders (52) Fepaodent Tooth Past. ilo (63) Kolynoa Tooth Paste 17c (04) Forhan Tooth Paat. Sic (55) Pebeco Tooth Past.

JBc (88) Lyon'. Tooth Past. 10a (57) Lyon' Tooth Powder lOe (68) Calox Tooth Towder 15o A S7o (69) Revelation Tooth Powder 0c (60) Pyorrhoclde Tooth Powder 64c Mouth Washes (61) Llaterlne, large (62) Lavoris, larg. Bile (63) Lavurla, medium Hoc (64) Alkalol. larg.

Ode (66) Olyco Thymollne, large Wo (CO) 1-lb. bottle Klo Hair Preparations (67) Weatplial's Auxlllator 30n ft O.lo (68) Plnaud'a Kau d. Quinine. 4 oz 00o (69) Plnaud'a Ban d. Quinine, os.

11.00 (70) Watkln's Mulalfled Coooanut Oil Shampoo t2o (71) Watkln's Qloatorla Its (72) Danderlna, medium imuo (7 Paad.rlne, ten. (8e (141) Contl Castile Soap, 8 oz. take (142) Contl Castile Soap, 8 oz. cake (143) Whit. Floating Cocoanut Caatlle Soap, small bar (144) Coudray's Lettuce Soap, cak.

(148) Jergan'. Roap. assorted, cakes to box (148) Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap, 8 for (147) Packer's Tar Soap, cake (145) Reslnol Soap, cake (149) Physicians' and Surgeons Soap, dozen (150) Woodbury Facial Soap, cak. line teetiu (186) Comb Cleaners, luo 8c Rubber and Sanitary Goods (187) Syringes, rod rubber, $1 grade 85c (18S) Syringe Tubing, lengths, Sfie grade 25c (188) ti Sprays, wtfh spiral coll to protect tubing from cracking. $1.25 grade 0Oi (litn) Shower Sprays, grnde 4fto (IM) Kubber Sponges, lfto grade tic (18-) Kubber Household Oloves, sizes 7, 7Vj.

8, 814, grade 810 Crib Sheets, 36x86, white rubberized, 85e grade BOo (194) Baby Pants, all gum, flesh or naturelle, medium or Isrge, 5o grade 19o (196) Snnltary Aprons, all gum, flesh, while or natuiello, 2 fin grade 10o (196) sanitary Belts, flesh or white, medium or largo, 25c grade lOo (197) Household Aprons, cretonne or checked, E0c grade Sfte (198) Tea Aprons, nil gum, with ruffles, 6bv grade 4S (19fl) Tourists' Bit km, yilk, $2.50 grade (200) Tourists' Bags, cretonne, grad. OOfl (201) Tiuirists' Cases, cretonne, grade Dc (302) Tourists' Cases, cretonne, r.p grade. BlC (203) Comb and Brush Pocket, cretonne, tiSo grade Btj (204) Wash Cloth Pocket, with outside pocket, grade 20o (205) Wash Cloth Pocktt, with cloth, Stir grade Iflo (20(1) Wanamaker Hospital Cotton, 1-lb. roll, 50o grade 8Ho (207) Wanamaker Sanitary Towels, f0o grade 43e ton I no 170 0 Die Boys College Stripe Ties 85c Boys' Wide Leather Belts 1.0Q and 1.50 Boys' Felt Hats grey and tanV 3-50 and 4,50 Boys' Golf Caps 1,50 and 2.00 MaH and Orders FWed Wisconsin $000 Boyish double-breasted coats that are today an important item in every schoolgirl's wardrobe. Practical.

Smart. Germania chinchilla cloth the best! Lined throughout with suede cloth. Claret, green, tan, French blue and navy blue. Sizes 6 to 1G. Large full collar of soft nutria or mandel (dyed goat), $211.75.

Without fur collar, $19.75. JUMPER FROCKS $10.75 and $16.75 Smart fitting overblouses of green, brown, navy blue or black velveteen. Skirts of stunning plaided woolens in gay, harmonizing tones. Sizes 8 to 14, 13 to 17, $16.75. Second Floor, Old Building, (151) Wanamnker Peroxide Halll Soap, 16c.

grade, cake 10o (162) Wanamaker tlath Tsh- let Soap, 18c. grade, cak. l'lo (Ruse, Violet, Verbena or com cream) (1631 Palmollv. Llnuld shampoo. (164) Packer'.

Liquid Shampoo 880 (166) Williams' Shaving Cream 280 (166) Williams" Shaving Slicks 23n (167) Palmollv. Shaving Cream 20 (168) Ih tell, lb. bag 18o.