The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 4

THE SUN. BALTIMORE. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 19. 1913.

Baltimore's Beit Store Local Leaders In Hotel Men's Meeting ADUIIS DIVORCE GROUND A. Colmary Say His Acts Entitle Wife To Decree. HOTEL MEN DUE TODAI Convention, Begins, To Last Until Saturday Night. Hochichild News of Society OBJECTS TO PAYING ALIMONY LOCATION OF HOME A QUESTION route to their, ranch at Chico, where they will remain until November. Miss Bessie Sadtler, 2519 North Calvert street, is visiting Miss Bertha Oberry, of Annapolis.

While there she will attend the commencement and farewell dance of the Annapolis High School. Kohii Company Howard and Lexington Eastern Men Anxious To Have It At Gettysburg-, Pa. National Reference Bureau Also T7p. When men as busy as hotel clerks are Mr. Ralph S.

Jackson, accompanied by Dr. YVernigh, has arrived at Hotel Des Indes, Hague, Holland, en route to willing to devote their "off" watches to traveling long distances by train, doing without sleep and facing the thought of having to go to work again in a few hours all this to come to a convention in Bal timore why the Monumental City must have a decided lure. That is just what will be done by many clerks from New York, Philadelphia, Wash ington and other cities, who come here as delegates -o the annual convention of the the baths at Bad Nauheim, Germany. Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Boeckel are "at home" at 3912 Maine avenue, West Forest Park, after their honeymoon to Atlantic City. Mrs. Boeckel was Miss Mathilda Stoetzer. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel L. Delman, 1716 Thomas avenue, Walbrook, are registered at the New Hotel Hygeia, Atlantic City. Miss Mary Goode Woolridge left yes-terday for Cincinnati, where she will spend the summer with her grandmother, Mrs. Ferdinand Jelke, of Avon-dale.

Among Southerners visiting in New York who have taken apartments in the Vanderbilt Hotel are Messrs. William H. Blackford and J. Gresham Machen, of Baltimore. Maryland Hotel Clerks' Association, which will open today to continue until Saturday night.

Early this morning the delegates from New York and Philadelphia will arrive, and the opening session will take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Hotel Belvedere. Then many of them must return to their posts to let others come to the convention. The same rule will apply to delegates from other cities. Good Morning! Summer Dresses At $3.75 Little enough to pay for sucK pretty, well-made, stylish Of wide-wale pique solid color or in coat dress effect with waist of Copenhagen, tan or pink, and white skirt. Some have sailor col lar and others neat shaped collar; sleeves are three-quarter-lengthy with turn cuff.

Made to open iii front, and have numerous covered' buttons of self-material. SkirW are gored some slashed at foot. $5-75 buys very pretty dresses striped voile white, with lavender, black or blue stripes, in various Bizesi The waist is piped with velvet, and has net yoke and hand-crochet collar. Skirt is in high waistline effect, with crushed girdle, and has overskirt with pleated ori plain flounce. Summer Skirts range from $1.00 to $5-75 and we have never had bo many styles or such excellent values.

In white, blue, tan and black, you will find abun dant choosing. Third Floor, Two Questions Of Moment. Incidentally, this earnest desire of the delegates to be here at all costs Indicates that there is something beyond the ordinary to be considered in the course of the convention. That is exactly the case. Two Declares Wife Toole Enough Money When She Ieft To Care For Her Calls Use, Of Xaiurs Scandalous.

Admitting that he has given his wife, Mrs. Sadie M. Colmary, grounds on which she could maintain an act for divorce, but asserting that ehe Is so well supplied money, taken with her when she left him, as not to be entitled to the payment of alimony or counsel fee by him, Abram H. Colmary filed his answer In Circuit Court No. 2 yesterday to her suit for separate maintenance.

Mr. Colmary is a member of the wholesale shoe manufacturing firm of A. G. Colmary 307 West Mulberry street, and William L. Marbury and William S.

Bryan, are his attorneys. Mr. Colmary's diaries, which his wife 6ays furnished her with the names of corespondents she used in her bill of complaint, were taken by her, he says, from the safe in his office duringr his absence. At the same time, he alleges, she took from a tin box in his bedroom and from the safe books of deposit in savings banks on which, she has drawn $24,695 since she left. She also took, he charges, promissocy notes for $16,000, which he had drawn to her order, but had not given her, and certificates for 10 shares of Crown Cork and Seal Company stock in her name on which she has since drawn $2,800 iu dividends.

With reference to the women whose names and doings Mrs. Colmary alleges she found recorded in the diaries, Mr. Colmary says in his answer that he "respectfully excepts to the impertinent, scandalous and unnecessary matter inserted fn the bill of complaint, reflecting on the character and conduct of a number of women not in any way concerned iu or connected with the controversy." Mr. Colmary admits his marriage on September 11, 1879, and that he lived with his wife until she left him on October 15, 1908. TO BE "AT If O'MFJ." Mrs.

John Rldgley, of Ilampton, will be "at home" informally this afternoon, according to her custom. She will be assisted In receiving by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Ridgley, and her house guests, Mrs. J. Southgate Yeaton and Miss Margaret S.

Ridgley. MRS. WILLIAMS lfOSTKSS. Mrs. W.

S. G. Williams entertained at dinner on Tuesday evening at her country home in Long Green Valley, in honor of Mrs. David Stevenson, of New York, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Deford, at Oakdene, in the Green Spring Valley. questions of moment will come up The first, the project of establishing a home for retired clerks, and the second, to launch a national registration reference bureau, which will have the province of a big employment agency. The Maryland Hotel Clerks' Association is the State branch of the National Greet-ers of America, and the convention here VJRS. Fnank Sherwood Hambleton has been spending the past few weeks motoring through the New England States and will shortly return to Hambluedune, her beautiful country place near Lutherville. The many friends of Doctor and.

Mrs. John MeFarland Bergland, 4 West Bid-die street, will be pleased to learn that their young son, John McFarland Bergland, is rapidly recovering from an operation for appendicitis and will return shortly from the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Miss Janet E. Richards will sail for Cherbourg, France, Friday, June 27, and will spend the summer abroad. JSJr.

and Mrs. Jame3 B. Piatt and children, of Earl Court Apartments, have joined the summer colony at Lutherville, going later to Cape May. Mr. Samuel Thompson has returned to his home in this city from a short visit to Mr.

Taslcer Lowndes at his home in Cumberland and, with Mr. Lowndes, motored through the Valley of Virginia. Mr. Basil Wagner, of Park avenue, has recently moved to the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club, where he will spend the summer months. Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas G. Penniman, 009 Cathedral street, are spending the summer as the guest of Mr. Penni-man's mother, Mrs. N.

G. Penniman, at Wyndhurst, her country home on Lawyers Hill, near Relay. Mrs. Joseph T. Manning, of Philadelphia, is spending this week as the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Sullivan Pitts, at her home, 1009 St. Paul street. Stagger Inn is in existence again this summer at Lawyers Hill, near Relay, and among those who are spending the summer in this delightful way are Messrs. Charles Goldsborough, Daniel Henry and L. B.

Keene Claggett. Mr. and Mrs. S. Graham Archer will close their home on Hamilton Terrace early in July and spend the summer at Cape May, where they have taken a cottage for the season.

Mr. II. Patterson Harris, of Roland Park, will leave today for Middleburg, where the marriage of his brother, JMr. J. Morrison Harris, to Miss Louise Hazall will take place on Saturday.

Miss Ellen S. Roder, of the Westover, will leave on Saturday for Blue Ridge Summit, where she will be the guest of the Misses Pitt at their -cottage. Later Miss Roder will join a camping "party in New Hampshire. Mr. an(i Mrs.

William C. Poe, of Relay, McL, will leave Saturday for Bermuda where they expect to spend several weeks. Mrs. Graham Ridgely will leave next week for Blue Ridge Summit, where she will he the guest of Mr. land-Mre.

Robertson Taylor at Top Ch-oft, their summer home. Miss Sarah Livingston Poe, of street, will leave next week for York Harbor, Maine, where she will be the guest of her-unci Mn.Xdvingston Minis. Mrs. Nelson Perin and tier -daughter, Miss Marie Louise Perin, who spent the early summer at Atlantic City, are occupying the Orchards, their cottage at Watch Hill, R. I.

will be the annual meeting of the eastern division of the general organization. The national association will hold its conven DANCE AT POT AJSTk KETTLE. A largely attended subscription dance was given last night at the Pot and Kettle Club, on Frederick road, Catonsville. The ballroom was decorated with ferns and flowers. The dance was arranged by a committee consisting of Dr.

Cooper It. Drewry and Mr. James W. Harvey. About 50 guests were present.

Invitations have been issued for a subscription dance to be held at the Pot and Kettle Club on Friday evening, June 27. under the direction of Mrs. Cooper It. Drewry and Miss Sara Bell Williams. IX HOJTOH OF MISS BOOTH, A children's lawn party was given Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Charles E. Wilson, on Newbnrg avenue, Catonsville, in honor of her guest. Miss May Mason Booth, of New York. HIGH SCHOOL CLASS GUESTS. Miss Regina Rabbe, of Catonsville.

will entertain the members of the graduating class of the Western High School, of which she is one. Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Rabbe, on Osborne avenue.

A musical program will be rendered and luncheon served. tion in Minneapolis from July 1 to 4, inclusive, and one of the chief questions to be considered will ho that of the pro jected home. The Western division is de -HOOHSCHILD. KOHN CO. termined that this shall be established in Colorado, while the Eastern clerks are equally determined that it must be some where on the Atlantic Coast.

The Easterners have practically agreed that the ideal location is Gettysburg, where the old CATOR KRAMER. Ira, Cator, 2T; Gertrude Kramer, 22. Applicant, S. Colquitt Pardee, 22 GuntheT Building. Gettysburg Springs Hotel, now unoccu.

DEtVINE GAINBY. William R. Devlne, 23, B14 pied, can be purchased at a reasonable figure. Twelfth street northeast; Julia EL Gainey. 19, both, of IX J.

Will Have A Busy Day. $4.00 Nemo Corsets For $3.00 An opportunity for the stout woman to save a dollar on the best stout women's corset manufactured. Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets, in the popular Limshaping model. The following sizes only: "2d, 31, 33, 34, 35-and 36. Only a small lot be prompt I Fourth Floor, DAVIS YE1NTNER-.

Howard A. Davis, 28; Car This morning will be devoted to regis tering the incoming delegates and members In Baltimore County. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at Towson WIL.BURN-BELL. Richard S. Wilburn, 39; Nellie F.

Bell, 21, 261 Highland avenue. McCAKDELL-KIESSIG. Philip H. McCardeU, 28; Anna I. Kiessig, 24, Sparrows Foint.

DOENGE3 KLIEN. Harry F. Doenges. 24; Bessie L. Klien, 22.

916 South. East avenue. LOOSE-GEIER. -Albert H. Loose, 24; Margaret A.

Geier. 20, 3601 Mount Pleasant avenue. SHEELER SIMS. Charles B. Sheeler, 23; Myrtle F.

Sims, 21, Wilhelm Park. KAHLERT BOHR. John Kahlert, 26; Carolina Bohr, 23. 1108 South Curley street. of their families at the Belvedere, the headquarters.

At 1 o'clock there will be luncheon at the Rennert, and two hours later the opening session will be held in the Belvedere banquet hall, where Mayor Pres ton is expected to deliver an address of ENGAGEMENTS AIOrOTJlVCEO. An engagement recently announced that will be of interest in Maryland and Virginia is that of Miss Agnese Jay Du Val. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bryce Du Val, to Mr.

Clarence Harcourt Taliaferro. Mr. Taliaferro, who for the last few years has been engaged in business in Baltimore, is the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Felix Taylor Taliaferro, of Elizabeth, N.

formerly of welcome. The balance of this afternoon will be devoted to a business session, at which, as at all the sessions, will preside -HOCHSCHILD, KOHN CO. James A. Stokes, of the Continental Hotel, Philadelohla. first vice-president or the MURPHT DIGGS Timothy D.

Murphy, 27; Florence V. Diggs, 23, both, of Chicago. O'NEILL BO WEN. John C. O'Neill.

38, widower, 1106 Forrest street; Ella A. Bowen, 29. O'BRIEN ANDERSON. Joseph. P.

O'Brien, 23; Mary EL Anderson, 22. Applicant, Charles C. 1522 Light street. OBINGER EPPLER. Richard M.

Obinger, 25, 2403 East Monument street; Annie Eppler, 20. PAIPER "WILMERING. Nikolaus Paiper. 21, 523 South. Glover street Annie Wilmering, 20.

RICHARDSON SNODEAL. James Arthur Richardson, 25; Cecile Lillian Snodeal, 22. Applicant. Franklin B. Anderson, 1611 McCulloh street.

ROSENBERG GUNDERSHETMER. Arthur L. Rosenberg, 25; Alma L. Gundersheimer, 24. Applicant, Harold L.

Gundershelmer, 1700 Eutaw Place. SPONSELLER WARREN. Alfred Sponseller. 24, Waynesboro, Elizabeth F. Warren, 25, Frederick, Md.

J. Small, 22; Annie M. Barbour, 22. Applicant, T. H.

Stephen, 718 Columbia avenue. SHEK RODMAN. Einil Shek. 28- Goldio M. Rodman, 18.

Applicant, George Roth, 2301 Ed- mondson avenue. SANK ROTE. Maroellious EL Sank, 37, divorced, Huntington, W. Va. Helern A.

Rote, 31, -widow. SPARHAWK NEIGHOFF. John H. Sparhawk, 41, widower; Mabel Nedghoff, 23. Applicant, Albert Jones, 16 North Pulaski street.

SKLAR LEHMAN Isaac Sklar, 23, 1008 East Pratt street; Fannie Lehman, 21. WARNER ADAMS. "William P. Warner. 30; Nellie M.

Adams, 21. Applicant, W. Earl Houok, 808 West Lombard street. WUNNER KUEHNE. Arthur J.

Wunner, 23; Gertrude M. E. Kuehne, 19. Applicant, George O. Dnenges.

2012 East Fayette street. National Greeters of America. At 6 o'clock the visitors will assemble at Thompson's Sea Girt House, going by rie K. lentner, 22. Applicant, John L.

King, 530 South, Lake-wood avenue. FRE1TNT NASH. Philip J. Freund, 27; Etama V. Nash, 20.

Applicant, J. li. Countess. 19B2 Penrose avenue. FISHER ARMSTRONG.

McJ. Fisher, 25, Arlington, lid. Nannie T. Armstrong, 23. GUERKK KAHUNE.

Daniel W. Guerke, 23; Marie Ij. Kahline, 23. John M. Winter, S35 Ridgely street.

HAWKINS O. Hawkins, 29, Fort Howard; Rose M. Antlitz, 28. KAVANAUGHMeDONOTJGH. James J.

Kava-naugh, 23; Katherine SI. McDonough, 22. Applicant, John Keiner, 410 South Bond street. LANK-GINTLING James N. Lane, 2T; Susan G.

Gintling, 22. Applicant, John B. Lane, Locust Grove, Md. LA BARRE-GOSSMAN. Walter H.

La Barre, 24; Irene J. Gossman, 21. Applicant, George Hinkel, 725 East Clement street. LOWE HARRISON. Carlton E.

Lowe, 24, 1200 street northeast; Theresa Harrison, 22, both of Washington, D. C. LAUPP-WOSELTIS. Edward A. Laupp, 21.

1615 East Lafayette avenue; Theresa M. Woselus, 20. LAMBDIN FEUCHTER Martin EL Lamhdin, 21, 2030 Gough. street; Mamie E. Feuehter, 19.

MADDOX CROKE John D. Maddox. 18, 1703 Light street; Klstella Oroke, 15, MORGENROTH FITZGIBBONS. Victor H. Morgenroth, 35; Mary Fitzgibbons), 29.

Applicant, J. Fitzgibbons, 110 South Strieker street. MEYERS FLOOD. James E. everts, 26; Anna M.

Flood, 23. Applicant, N. L. Meushaw, 1411 Bivcryifte avemn. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Dohmever. of West sDecial trolley cars, where a sea-food dm Forest Park, announce the- engagement of ner will be served. Afterward they will eo to River View. their daughter, Marguerite to Prof.

H. Augustus Miller, of Wilmington, Del. The wedding -will take place in the late Tomorrow morning trie visiting ladies will be given an automobile trip through summer. the Green Spring Valley and will have luncheon at Mouat Holly Inn. While this is going on the men folk will be holding IA7TCEt AT VALLEY CLUB.

A subscription dance and pon concert will a business session in the Belvedere, to be given at the Green Spring Valley Runt wind up with luncheon at 1 o'clock at the Stafford. All of the delegates and their families will leave Baltimore over -iuo at o'clock next Tuesday evening. A dancing contest will begin at ltX o'clock. Prizes will be awarded to the best couple. Those In charge of the affair are Mrs.

the Short Line at 2 o'clock in the afternoon for Annapolis. Dinner will'be served 23 RUE D'HAUTEVILLE, PARIS SCHOEN and COMPANY 14 West Lexington St. Announce Final Clearance Sale Hot Weather Fixings For The Boy Choose from these carefully-selected and modestly-priced offerings: Wash Suits of khaki and linen; well-tailored; sizes 8 to 18 years. $3-50 and $500. Wash Suits for the small boys; a variety of styles, colors and patterns.

$1.00 to $5-00. Peter Thomson Suits of all linen; very good-looking. $4.00. Wash Knickerbockers of khaki, linen and duck, in tan, gray and white; sizes 6 to 18 years. 50, 75 and $1.00.

Wash Beach Hats in white, khaki, gray and blue; all the good shapes. 50 and Bathing Suits; one and two-pieco styles. 50 to $2.00. Auto Dusters made with belt in backs sizes to 18 years. $1.35.

i Boys' BJouhes and Shirts; various1 kinds. 50V 75 and $1.00. Boys' Belts; the.SOc ones have and 50. Boys' Night Shirts; summer-weighb at Carvel Hall. The convention will wind np Saturday Frank G.

Baldwin, Mrs. W. Irvine Keyser, Mrs. Benjamin Harris Brewster, Mra. John Sawyer Wilson, and Mrs.

George W. wing. night with a banquet at the Belvedere. Mrs, Herbert M. Bruna-and her-Klaitgh-i ter.

Miss Nancy Fisher Brune, are-occupying their cottage at North Hatley, All Cars Traneer To which has become a favorite resort loir Marriage Licenses Baltimor eons the last few-seasons. Miss Beatrice Pinkrtey Jones, daugh The following marriage licenses were is ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. Bradley sued in this city yesterday, the persons re- Jones, who has been living iaffew York sidingin Baltimore wnless otherwise stated for Beveral years, is a guest at the vvmte House.

Mxs Jones- is st, brulianf Mnslo In Carroll Park. The for the concert by 'Daniel Feldmann's City Park Band? In CarroU Park from to 1 clock tonight will be asfollowsc SlardtBtomal Youtlx Seloctioa Unguen ots. Sf eyertieer EUphonta fiolo Th fitar5 Polia-Eagley James Otradorreo. Fantasia Overture Bonnia rv.m Invitation a La v' WpTt Medley Eemick'a No. i- rv musician and has met with-much suc.j BEiCKERt BUETrTNESt.

Henry Keener, b31 North Cbllingtoni avenue; Theresa B.Buettner, 21. BURKB MULLIGAN. Richard J. Burke, 27; Catheritiei Mulligan, 25. Applicant, James S.

Burke, 45 South, Schroeder etreet. BOLLACrKWILLHELM. Louis Bollack, 27, SI South Carlton street: Maria L. WUlhelm, 19. WTLTTELQML Henry CL Bereen.

23: oesa In New York. Mrs. Harrisr left-yesterdXv fori New York, ttthere abevwill be the guest forseverat days of JyLtsl Thomas, Hunter. Ruth, El. Wilhelm, 18.

Applicant, Michael Burns, 1210 West Mulberry street. Baltimore's Blgrsest, Best Store. Mall Orders Receive Prompt and Careful Attention. On Saturday 'Mrs Harris will sail oH BUSOHMCRPHT. William EL Busch, 21,.

the steamship Frinz BTiedrieh Wllheira for Bremen aaaS spend thimmeirtra-i 241 West Prestom street; Irma V. Murphy, 19. BURKEJ TTREIjL. Walter L. Burke, 20.

922 Hol-lins wtreet Margaret Tyrell, 18. 50. Boys' Pajamas; cut full. 55, 750 and Youths' Long Trousers of khaki and duck. $1.00 and $1.50.

Of flannel, $5.00. A special lot of Boys' $1.50 to $2.50 Wash Suits at $1.00. Fourth Floor Wing, HOOIISCHILD, KOHN CO. eanw-oni thmjbntmenfe. Mr.

and Mrs Haxij Sill iseve-closed theft town house, 80S BV CPanl street, and ha va taken forheetimmeT the home of Mrs-, 3drloRM6miaav-4 age, Roland It's No Trouble To Make Lemonade Ham Boa cf Relay, JmL, wta lias, for fhBlastfer irerarnea to HaOTnanse. of if you have this new "Lemo-Lime" An Opportune Sale of Cool, Stylish BATHING SUITS For Women, Misses Children Intrie hustle of preparing the summer vacation don't forget the bathing suits and caps. THE "COLUMBIA BATHING SUIT is recognized, nclcknowledged to be, without an equal for comfort, style and durability. Properly designed and proportioned for all requirements, whether for swimming, diving or beach use. The Columbia Suits are made under the most sanitary conditions, from the best and most dependable materials.

We the sole agents for these renowned garments. See "Window Displays of the latest designs from the cele- A Mam Aisle Sale MOTIONS Squeezer in your kitchen. It cuts, souoezes and extracts the rind in r.n tner urazirfasn limoasgyj has been pro-moted Mlnistejrto CbloffitiLa. ffltoa. 3heiv operation gets all the juice and saves -ii tt mont, who vxis Miss Blcran tt Balti- more, has oeen oximeter sic several months the home tMriga that all wfomea have nsewfoiy and son at Koland! an vim jiifsrsuiy aiuumi inat is SUCH a bother.

The Lemo-Lime Squeezer is made of hard maple and well finished, and should give unlimited service. 50. Haaement, Mrs. Rosa Bogga is visiting Mrs. A Heraie of Itfoi- OFF On All Tailored Suits Cloth Dresses Evening Gowns, Foulards Lingerie, Linens and Millinery Snoot Silk Cotton anaatennra Pliw Jfeedles Hair Ketm PdsXcomi Elastic fc Belts SoEteclal Dress Shields Tape-A Bittdlmgrs Bones ana vrul swoompany and Mra.

Hexshey a motor trip oi seroral days through 3entral JGss Susan E. Placide, ernxotrpaniea brated French watering places. by lierTiiecQ, MisPuliet EL and nephews, Placide Wilmep and MtatowSSSIe. Misses' Bathing Suits Of navy blue and black mohair with white braid trimmings and white four-in-hand tie. Pretty Mr.

II. Flacide Wllmer, axe. at thet Hotel Sterling, Atlantic City. Mohair and Surf Cloth Bathing Suits In neat styles, with white braid, white mohair or plain trimmings. Round and square neck, and sailor collar effects; Mr.

Philip Le Roy Turner and? -wife Misses iimir 'W0infiiiJ3 $25 Tailored Clotk ouits 1538 square neck and sailor collar neaiilissJ-raco 3mve returned styles; sizes 8 to 18 $1.98 years. Special Comfort ani have taken apartments at 34 to 46 bust. (21 sizes Special. 215 East Twenty-firsb street. Mlo.

Kohen and thiordaagh $200 Gowns, now. $150 Gowns, now. $100 Gowns, nowf. $75 Gowns, now. $75.00 $50.00 $37.50 tera, of Roanoke, Va after a Visit to HOCHSCHILD.

KOHN CO. Men Who Want To Save Money on their summer outfit should surely get their share of these spe-! cial values now on sale in thrj Men's Store: Special Men's Underwear, 21p. Athletic Shirts and Knee Drawers alRO Fine Whlta Gauze Knee Drawers and Athletic Shirts; the drawers have double seat; all strictly first quality. Men's Neglige Shirts, BBo. Of fine Harmony percale, in a splendid assortment patterns coat style, with cuffs attached.

Ail sizes. f(c Torosknit Underwear, "Sc onds" of White Porosknlt Underwear every garment stamped with the name) ehort-sleeve shirts and short drawers with, double seat. 75c Nainsook Night Shirts, 4Be. V-neck of fine quality nainsook; all this season's goods. Washable Four-in-Hands, lOc.

Neat designs to match the fancy shirts; all fas colors and all perfect. 25c Men's Garters, 17e. Brighton, Bos ton end Paris Garters all new stock. 31c n'a Store, New York, ate visitinc MSra. KoJiente mother, Mrs, lna "WjBT, '23 "West.

Misses' Fine Mohair Bathing Suits In round and square neck styles, trimmed with polka dot and white braid in neat designs; navy blue and black; sizes 8 to 18 years. PJiJO cv-blouse models, made of Bedford cord -aod serge in all the leading shades, as well as Sizes from 14 to 18 years. WomeaV Misses NEW WHITE RATINE TUB SKIRTS, $3.50 sttsMrt-maclegood quality ratine irtthestraighWina model North fcvemia 3Irs. "William Morrison Alexander, Women's Mohair Bathing Suits In six smart styles, trimmed with plain and fancy braids, or striped lalatea collars; with or without bloomers. New Princess styles.

Black, navy blue, brown and red. Spe- AO cial ji'U Who naa oeen visiting; her mother, Mrs. William R. Brewer, haa returned to her home in Washington. Mr and Mrs, Alexander leave today for Canada en eioseo-Ufrtlie'lett side tuck and) pearl trattons.

All lengths. Bathing Caps Over one hundred styles and in rubber, sateen, cashmere, Women's Misses $2.50 CORDELINE TUB SKIRTS $1.95 DM silk and satin. 15 $2.98 each to. Women's Mohair Bathing Suits Tn umiarft neck and collar styles Lingerie and Linen Dresses that formerly sold for $30 to $150, now $15 to $75 Hats from $5, $8, $10 and up. One lot Imported Parasols one-third off.

THIS IS EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE White skirts in good models, the side tuck and pearl-button fastening, in regular and extra sizes. Lengths 37 to 44. WonWe, LINEN DUST COATS, Stylish linen coats made of plain, mixed or herringbone fabric. Wyman White Pumpsfor trimmed with white braid, white -HOCHSCHILD, KOHN and stripe AO Women's Black Silk Bathing Suits Princess with braid trimmed ollar and cuffs. jQ Special PO.5U polka dot trimmings, single or double-breasted, with high turnover collar that is convertible, Special.

P.O andVlong-sleeves bizes 34 to 44. Second Floor. Main. Building. Women coolest for Knit Jersey Bathing Tights Guaranteed all rf wool.

$1.00 and 1 Women's Fine Mohair Bathing Suits Trimmed with silk stripes or combination and fancy braids. Latest Princess styles. Spe- qq hottest days 1 $7.50 Children's One-Piece All-Wool Flannel Bathing Suits TW New LINGERIE WAISTS Special at $1, $1.95, $2.95 $3.95 JUST the waists you will pack in the vacation trunk, of unquestioned style, sheer material, delightfully dainty trimming, and general attractiveness There is a variety of models that will satisfy the most fastidious, and little touches of handwork and clever designing to charm the woman who prefers something "different." Because of the large assortment originally purchased, there remains Window Awnings $1.35 The Price Is Special Made of best quality 8-ounce fast color awning stripes, in six different styles; tan, brown and blue; mounted on galvanizd iron complete with ropes and all the necessary fixtures for hanging. They have a 4-foot drop and a full 30-inch extension, the widths are 28, 30, 32, 34, 3G, 38, 40 and 42 inches. Please bring measurements.

$9 American Fiber Rugs. 7Hx 10Ya feot; discontinued patterns. $10 American Fiber Rugs. iM.S5. Ux 10 feet; discontinued patterns.

luatting Rugs, l.t3. Room size of heavy one-seam china matting and 15o-warp stenciled Jap matting. Khaki Couch Hammocks. to 9H.UB. All fitted with guaranteed springs, mattresses and windshields.

Fifth Floor, Women's Sicilian Bathing Suits id and up. In navy blue, royal blue and red round and square neck styles, with pretty braid-trimmed collars sizes ed satin collar and tevers, reaching to the waisn. spe- 75 4 to years, especial, fQ $1.50 and 1 cial an excellent collection for todays buying, and all sizes are among them. Third Floor, Stewart Co. THE LINEN STORE, 1 I 334 NORTH CHARLES ST.

CLEARANCE OF ALU WAISTS. i BARGAINS YOU SELDOM HEAR OP BEFORE THE END OF JULY. Every Waist in stock now bears evidence of a keen reduction, for Second Floor, New Building. MEN'S AND BOYS' BATHING SUITS Women's $4.50 Tan Rubier- .50 Soled OUTING SHOES tj Men's Two-Piece Bathing Suits In navy blue and white, and silver and white; all sizes. we have determined on a complete and quick clearance.

Real value $2.00 HESE shoea eome to us Men's All-Wool Bathing Suits four weeks be Yes and we've the nattiest of snng fitting white pumpa in a variety of styles to suit the most exacting heavy or turned soles, low or Cuban heels, etc, and all fashioned in the exclusive Wyman way and fitted to your individual foot needs. Write forOivrt4Fage Illustrated Catalogue. WYMAN Home of Good Shoes. 1 9 Lexington St. ana pront nave Deen lost sight of entirely and you can buy some of the most magnificent Waists for just about the cost of material alone.

French Model Waists, made of Crepe, Voile and Batiste, in colors and White, all at off the former prices. A large assortment of serviceable, practical and stylish Waists In ft large variety of models, at $2.25 to worth considerably ur worswju. jam, navy ome ana wnite, and oxford and (f EY white. All sizes. v.

p.t5U Men's Pure Worsted Two-Pfece Bathing Suits aa In blue-and white; all sizes. vvl cause the manufacturer could not procure the rubber soles quickly enough to take care of his re-orders. Instead of cancelling our or Men's Imported Worsted Yarn Bathing Suits more. ALL "KING" TAILORED WAISTS, in the choicest of this season's models, at just the former prices. NECKWEAR SPECIAL VALUES.

jj A large and extremely attractive assortment of Collars, some with jabot or frill; choice at 50c. Crepe, Voile, Net and Batiste Collars, with or without frill choice Two--lece emits, navy blue and white, and silver and JZ white; all P.OVl der on these regular $4.50 shoes we have accepted a concession in kpnee and pass on the saving to 'you I Main Floor, Annet, Stewart Co. Boys' $2.50 Ail-Wool Bathing Suits, Special for $1.50 One-Piece Suits navy blue and white, and frray and white. Third Floor, Stewart Co. As illustrated, they are made over a trim last, of best tan Rus at 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.

f4 Net Fischus, either hand-embroidered or plain; good selection at $1.50 to $15.00. sia calf, with extra rubber heels. -juira Floor, Now Building..