The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 2

I'fi-i Ma-aaaa. TWO AKRON BEACON JOURNATJ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 193(1 GALL IN TO JOIN CAMPAIGN Rayon Wednesday POLS.KT FOR MODIFICATION First Regular Size! Extra Size! Flannelette Gowns 2 for $1 Basement Store Buy plenty of these for cold weather. Real values! Striped fleecy fabric. -Z. DAY Women's Slipover Sweaters Tots' All-Wool Jersey Brother and Sister Wool and rayon mixtures in attrac live pattern! and colors.

Sizes 34 5 to 46. 1 Merchandise at Exceptional Savings for One Day only! Dollar Day planning was started when we opened the Basement Store. It's our first event of the kind we wanted the values to be extraordinary. All merchandise is NEW No odd lots or clearance goods are included! Values are for one day only! Quantities Limited We Cannot Guarantee Them Through The Day No Mail Or Phone Orders On Dollar Day Items. Flannel, Covert Skirti Smart tuckin styles.

Buy them to match sweaters. Values! SUITS Fine spun Jersey with crew contrasting trims. Sizes to tan, red, black, navy. Boys' Pajamas, 2 for Warm flannelette. Heavy quality, well made.

to II. Boys' Union Suits, 2 Medium weight, long sleeve, ankle length. Some irregular. for Lingerie 3 for $1 Bloomers, 1 1, chemise, panties beautiful garments-fine rayon, well made. necks and 6.

Green, I A Tots' Flannelette Sleepers 2 for Warm, comfortable, softly fleeced flannelette garments. SIZES to t. Bath Towels 8 for Double extra absorbent. 19x36 size. Some slightly Imperfect.

Linen Lunch Sets '1 Imported seta of cream linen with color trim. 54-inch cloth, 8 for 1 Women's Silk Colorfast Wash Dresses 2-1 Neat, full cut frocks to wear at home. Attractive styles, sizes from 14 to 41 Buy plenty! Full-fashioned! Service weight or chlf- fon. Slight imperfections. Full range of Fall shades.

Perfect Pure Silk Hose All pure silk. In new Fall shades, with mock seam that looks full-fashioned. Boys' Longies Corduroy long pants for 1 school or play. to 16. Baby Dresses, 2 for All hand made.

Dainty white dresses In 6 I months and 1 year sizes. Rompers, Creepers, 2 for Fast color prints. Vat- 1 ues for 1 to 3 year tots! I Diapers, Special, 12 for Bird's-eye or flannel- ette, soft and absorbent. I 27-lnch. Flannelette Wear, 5 for "Kimonos, bands, ger- trades for baby.

Very I special! Baby Bands, Binders, 6 for Warm and comfortable for baby. A real fea- I tnre! 1 1 Handknit Bootees, 5 Clever styles for tiny babies, rink, blue, white. Just 500 New FALL HATS Men's Flannelette I Pajamas v.vrH Amonkeag 1 a n-Vv nelette pajamas. Wja- 2-pe, eoat style, full cut, eomfort-k 1 able. i Mrs.

Amasa Stone Mather Says Mistake Of Prohibition Should Be Rectified I AUKS AT COLUMBUS Spatial ia tha Btaton Jenrnal COLUMBUS, Oct. temperance education the keynote of her apeech, Mra. Amasa Stone Mather, of Cleveland, today Issued ringing challenge to the women of Ohio to display their aame courage with which they fought the saloon to fight present intolerable conditions under prohibition. The address was given at the state conference of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, delegates to which assembled here today. "The Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform is not advocating the use of liquor, we are fighting the abuse of liquor," Mrs.

Mather said. "We stand for temperance, for wise and honest government, Wr better social conditions and for the protection of the right of the individual to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. "We are unalterably opposed to the saloon and we are equally opposed to the present unlicensed and unregulated liquor traffic in the control of the criminal classes, which exists today as the result of prohibition. We are pledged to work for the repeal of the 18th amendment and the return to the states of the right of liquor control. Undermining Of Morals "Many women of the country who gave freely of their time, energy and service during the war are the ones who are now uniting in this, an even greater crisis, because of Its Insidious undermining of our national constitution and the morals and deals of our people.

Women are working for a change in the prohibition law for basic reasons, founded on principles and an ideal: The Ideal being temperance and the principle being a preservation of the fundamentals of government. For unless the larger unit of government can be preserved, women quite rightly feel their homes art in danger. "It is human to err, but It Is more Intelligent to see and recognize a mistake and try to undo or rectify it in some way. Certainly the large majority of women, at the time the 18th amendment was passed, hoped that all the promises made then would be fulfilled. They hoped that the children of our country would perhaps be protected from ever knowing the abuse of liquor.

In the abolition of the saloon, they hoped that drunkenness would decrease, prisons would at least be less filled, that politics would be cleaner and that because this prohibition law was written Into our constitution, It would be respected. "Can we truthfully say, In. looking back over the 11 years since the adoption of the 18th amendment, tiiat any of -these things have proved to be the case? By the right way of handling the liquor problem, namely by education and control and not total abstinence by the repeal of the 18th amendment and then by enactment of laws in the several states that will be acceptable to the people of those states, In replacing disrespect for law by respect, disobedience by obedience won't we more nearly gain our Ideal of temperance?" Wete Are Respected A change In public sentiment In the last eight months, Mrs. Mather said, has given respectability to the "wets," once branded by the prohibitionists as including only those interested in the liquor business or having an especial fondness for liquor. Now the "wets" include many who have no appetite for liquor "but who are determined that this shocking government folly shall ceaae," he said.

"At no time since the passing of the 18th amendment has the weapon of the vote and the responsibility given us at that time been so important as It is today." Mrs. Mather concluded. "With the coming of the election on Nov. 4, let us face our responsibility and vote accordingly. "Therefore I plead with all you women who recognize the dangers to the youth of today to have the courage of your cnvlctlns.

Be unafraid! Be glad to Join the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform and help with all your might to repeal the 18th amendment." Former Akron Man Is Taken In Detroit Funeral services for George VoJ-nick, 52, former Akron resident and real estate man, who died Saturday at Detolt, will be held Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. at Kucko's chapel followed by services at a. m. at Sacred Heart church, with Rev.

F. Puplnsky officiating. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. He leaves two son, Eugene and OsCar Vojnick of 81 Sherman st. Their father established a real estate office here in association with them In 1911 and continued in business until 1835 when he moved to Detroit.

His death resulted from heart disease. Perennials for Fall Planting aVrsnnlals ihmild plan'ad row tor a quick rowth to proline bloom nut summer. Oder thi lolloping varHtlei. Cotnmtlna Rtrif IwmI tttt Hardy Alter Oriental foaplta Crcopli millet Dtlphlalam Irlt Breath Bleerlinf Beartt lllMMit rttnlM Priced from 15c EACH up Holland Bulbs Our list ef Imported bulbl thlt year include varieties o( mini colon In Tulips Hyacinths Croeaira Stack Nary Sand 1 Hemstitch Pillow Cases, 5 for Pare white, heavy qual- ity, 42x36 size. All first 9 I uallty! 1 Pillow Cases, 6 for Firmly woven, free from 42i3 size.

1 Linen Lunch Cloths, 2 for Imported cloths with 1 brlrht borders. 50-lnch, Linen Dish Towels, 6 for AH linen, colored bor- a dera. Fine quality, 1 slightly irregular. Oval Rag Rugs, 2 for Firm cotton yarn, well made In large oral 1 atyle. Sateen Pillows, 3 for Silky lateen covers with fluffy cotton fill- I Ing.

17'xl74. Wool Mixed Batts, 2 for 3-pound weight, 72x90' size. Make comforta I now! Men'g Pajamas, 2 for End to end madras, coat and collar atyle. I Limit Men's Union Suits, 2 for Balbrlggan knit. Long fl or short sleeves, ankl I or knee length, Men's Dress for US only I Coma early! Collar attached.

Limit 9 1 Men's Hose Special, 8 Prs. Rayon plaited In fancy 1 patterns. First quality. Men's Heavy Sweaters, Each All-wool, Bhakerknit. Slipover style, neck.

aU Men's Work for Blue, fancy chambray, J-1A .1, 1 ton or slipover. Bandeaus, Brassieres, 4 for Satins, brocades, well 1 made, In all sizes. Boys' Knickers Full lined, all -wool, In golf style. Sites to 18. Little Boys' Suits Wool trousers, tub blouses with ties.

to t. 1 1 Girls' Blanket Bath Robes Warm, gayly patterned, trimmed with binding and cord ties. Sizes 1 to 14. Here are new styles in felt close-fitting had, off-the-f ace models, matron models. Full Fashioned Hose 2 1 rin.

Green Brown 10 7 (or Sizes 14 to 46. Dresses, Sulls (14 to 40) 2 for 5 12x16 Kapok Pillows, 3 for Blue or pink pillows, I soft and fluffy. Silk Baby Bonnets, 2 for Fluffy, dainty bonnets $1 In baby colors. Only SO For Dollar Day! Women's Fur Trimmed COATS Diamond Ball Lamps Fettsry bases, parchment paper shades In diamond patterns. An amazing value! Fashionable fabrics furred with Manchurtan wolf and lapin.

Sizes 14 to 46. One day only! Boys' All-Wool Lumberjacks 1 All woo 1, dark plaids that boys like, t-pockets, knit bottom style. to 18. Boys' Sheep Coats 4-Pc. Suits Overcoats 4 Eheep-Liried Coats Leathere 1 1 tA with warm TT sheep 4 to 18.

Tweed Suits 1 prs. knlck- A ers, well fit- tin; eoat and vest. 4 to 16, Overcoats Wool lined, a it iervicea 1 plaids or chinchilla. Zi to 16. Crib Blankets, 3 for 30x40 site, warm and soft, rink, Diue, wnue.

Robes for Baby Soft, warm Beacon robes In light colors. Tots' Silk Dresses Samples! Pink or blue. Also coats and carriage covers In this group. Girls' Middies 2 for White jean In regulation styles, to 14, 6 to 14 Year Wash Dresses 2, 1 Fall styles In gay prints. Ideal far school.

6 to 14 years. Just 300 Of These! Misses', Women's Fall SILK DRESSES 1 1 7299 Sheet Blankets White flannel blankets in soft, fleecy finish, 1 1 Novelty Lunch Cloths 2 for $1 45 -Inch size, novelty color border lunch cloths with fine mercerized finish. Heavy cotton crash. rubber snap gaiters, slight made by a well known Here are frocks for the woman frocks for the miss dresses In new Fall shades, new Fall stylet. Buy plenty of these.

They're values! 100 Rayon Flat Crepe Women's $3 and $4 Low Shoes Boys' and Girls' Low or High Shoes All Rubber Snap Gaiters Tan all irregulars, Here are shoes that are new Fall styles new leathers, new colors, new types. A special buy and Dollar Day passes the savings on to you. Almost all sizes in every group! manufacturer, Real buys! 1 Siiodes 5oImi Tan. Broun and Black Kid and Calftkln Patent Colt Skin Many Combination, Alto Arth Bullt Sturdy for Dress or Ol'lIUUl JSj High Shoes, 1 ztirnps, i lea a Patents, Dull or jL Tan Leathers jk Styles for Bol or I Clrls All sixes up to 2 $1.50 and $1.98 1 1 values i 300 pairs of cloth top gaiters in wanted colors and heels. Warm, serviceable.

Buy now and sava the difference! 7 I Kv PUMPS STRAPS Cl'T OUT TIES OXFORDS for Grotetng drill Aitountiing Value, $3 and $4 Grade, PAIR Women's Black Ki Boudoirs or One-Straps Slippers with hand turned soles and rubber heels. A quality usually priced Women's Leather Sole Felt Slippers Assorted colors with ribbon or fur trimming. Sires 4 to 8. Save substantially! 0.