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THE BOSTON GtOBES ATCTRD A Y. JUNE 20, 1914. ii i EVEMIMG (GLOB: 11 We deliver free of charge in Massa- Jordan Marsh Company 6 O'CLOCK. If you cannot attend this sale in person, use our Telephone and Mail Order Service freely, and orders will be filled promptly while tkese advertised itetns are in stock. chusetts anything we sell.

deliver purchases free of charge in New England, with the exception of Housefurnishings in which case a purchase of 2 JO secures free delivery. New England's Largest and Most Popular Store COMEDY FOR SCHOLARSHIP FUND. Performance in Aid of Boston College to Be Given by Amateurs at Waltbam. Sale Our Great Annual June Clearance A Sale of Great Magnitude to Which Every Selling Section of Our Two Immense Buildings Contributes Remarkable Values This is by all odds New England's Greatest Clearance Sale. Patrons will find many items in the columns below needed for Summer uses marked at remarkably low prices.

In some cases recent special purchases have arrived in time to be included in this sale. At Actual Savings of 1-4 to 1-2 Read Every Item i.ii mil cHifffir i una jOU-V i- McCLUSKEX. MAI1Y KELLEY. JENNIE AGNES J. Bl'KKE.

WALTHAM, June 20 A performance in of the scholarship fund of Boston College will be given at the Scenic Theatre In this city June 23. The cast of characters will comprise some of the cleverest amateurs of this city. The piece to be presented is a comedy In four acts, entitled "For One Night Only." John J. McCluskey, who has been Identified with amateur theatricals in Waltham for many years, has been coaching the cast and will also take the leading role. Mr McCluskey has had a long experience in directing and coaching amateur performances here and in many of the neighboring places.

The object for which the performance Is to be given is recognized as a worthy one, so that already there has been a large sale of tickets. It is expected that one of the largest audiences that Tifi8 eyier amended an amateur show in this city will be on hand next Tuesday evening to witness the comedy. There will be a number of musical specialties during the evening by members pf the cast, which is composed of persons: Prof Martin Goldwhinney, J. Harold May; Dr Leopold Newman, his son-in-law, Thomas P. Duffy; Mr Charles Harkins, Dr C.

A.Mc-Manama; Jack Harkins, his son, whose "nom de theatre" Is Emil Hawkins, E. Leo Frazler; Sparten Spurgious Spotts, a theatrical manager, leading heavy, J. J. McCluskey; Mrs Goldwhinney, Miss Anna Lyons; Mrs Newman, the professor's elder daughter. Miss Mary G.

Kelly; Paula, the youngest "imp" of the household. Miss Agnes Josephine Burke; Rosa, a maid servant, Miss Jennie O'Connell. Silks Boys' Clothing Domestic Rugs Costumes Main Store. Second Floor Maln Store, Third Floor New Bnlldinr. Fifth Floor 45.00 SUMMER .......27.50 20 39.50 to DRESSES Millinery Main Store, Second Floor 50.00 to MODEL HATS, 15.00 15.00 to 22.50 DRESS HATS.IO.OO 10.00 to 15.00 TAILORED HATS, 7.50 15.00 to 22.50 ENGLISH AND TAILORED HATS 5.00 5.00 to 8.00 READY-TO-WEAR HATS .....3.50 2.25 to 5.00 BELGIAN SPLIT SHAPES 75 2.50 to 4.00 MILAN HEMP SHAPES 75C 50c to 1.50 FANCY WINGS AND FEATHERS 19C Undermuslins Main Store.

Fourth Floor NEW NORTH POLE EXPEDITION Danish Millionaire- Will Finance Oner 15 55.00 to 75.00 SILK AND LINGERIE DRESSES 35.00 10 75.00 to 95.00 IMPORTED SILK AND COTTON DRESSES. 45.00 10 75.00 to 85.00 THREE-PIECE COSTUMES, in silks and serges 52.50 150 12.50 to 15.00 SUMMER DRESSES, linens, cotton crepes, and voiles 8.75 35 15.00 to 18.50 FLOWERED SILK DRESSES 10.00 75 18.50 to 22.50 RATINE AND FANCY CREPE DRESSES 12.50 25 25.00 to 29.50 SUMMER DRESSES, in fancy cotton materials 18.50 Lingerie Waists Knud Rasmussen's Party Will Hare Two Years' Provisions. Main Store, Second Floor 89c CREPE GOWNS, a variety of styles 69c 1.50 and 1.75 NIGHT GOWNS, miscellaneous lot, including crepes 1.00 2.00 NIGHT GOWNS, of fine nainsook, daintily trimmed 1.35 25.00 to 35.00 FRENCH LINGERIE 16.95 18.00 to 24.00 FRENCH LINGERIE WAISTS 14.95 12.00 to 16.00 FRENCH LIN 2.50 and 3.00 NIGHT GOWNS. 1.75 GERIE 8.95 5 Inexpensive Dresses, Negligees, Etc. Main Store.

Third Floor 8.75 and 9.75 COLORED AND WHITE DRESSES 6.75 7.50 WHITE VOILE DRESSES, several styles 4.95 8.75 ODD LOT OF SHEER WOOL CREPE DRESSES 3.95 7.50 LINEN, RATINE, VOILE, COTTON CREPE 4.95 and 5.75 WHITE AND COLORED DRESSES 3.95 3.95 WHITE AND COLORED DRESSES ...2.95 2.95 PERCALE, GINGHAM, AND LAWN DRESSES 1.95 1.95 TUB DRESSES OF PERCALE AND GINGHAM 1.50 1.50 and 2.00 HOUSE DRESSES, GINGHAM AND PERCALE. 18.50 CREPE DE CHINE AND MESSALINE NEGLIGEES, ACCORDION PLEATED 10.95 1.95 to 2.50 LACE AND NET BOUDOIR CAPS 95c 14 37.50 to 59.50 JAPANESE HAND EMBROIDERED SILK NEGLIGEES 16.50 5 39.50 IMPORTED VENETIAN CLOTH NEGLIGEES 19.75 4 75.00 IMPORTED CREPE DE CHINE NEGLIGEES 24.75 12.50 to 18.50 CREPE DE CHINE AND MESSALINE NEGLIGEES, several patterns 7.50 7.50 to 12.50 HAND-EMBROIDERED ALBATROSS NEGLIGEES 3.95 3.00 FIGURED SILK KIMONOS, 1.95 1.50 PLAIN AND FIGURED CREPE KIMONOS. 95c 4.95 CHIFFON TAFFETA KIMO-" NOS ...2.49 75c LAWN, CREPE, AND PERCALE SACQUES 49 8.75 to 10.95 HAND-EMBROIDERED LINGERIE AND CHINA SILK DRESSING SACQUES.6.95 5.00 to 7.50 IMPORTED HAND-EMBROIDERED SACQUES OF ALBATROSS 1.95 Misses' Clothing Main Store, Third Floor 50.00 SAXONY RUGS, 9x12, dls- continued patterns 37.50 45.00 SAXONY RUGS, 8.3x10.6. discontinued patterns 31.50 8.00 SAXONY RUGS, 36x63, discontinued patterns 6.00 60.00 EXTRA GRADE WILTON RUGS, 9x12 43.50 55.00 EXTRA GRADE WILTON RUGS, 8.3x10.6 40.75 9.50 EXTRA GRADE WILTON RUGS, 36x63 5.25 24.75 AXMINSTER RUGS, 9x12. 18.50 2.50 AXMINSTER RUGS, 8.3x10.6, 17.50 5.00 WILTON RUGS, 3.65 9.00 CHAUMONT MOTTLED RUGS, 3x6 4.35 8.00 ARLINGTON RUGS, 3x5.3 5.50 Upholstery and Lace Curtains New Building, Sixth Floor 1.00 44 PERSIAN PRINT TABLE COVERS 60 3.00 64 LINEN PRINTED TABLE COVERS ..1.65 3.50 84 LINEN PRINTED TABLE COVERS 2.15 2.50 and 2.75 SUMMER PILLOWS 1.25 5.00 ENGLISH PRINTED BED SPREADS 2.50 4.00 ENGLISH PRINTED COUCH COVERS 2.00 3.50 ET AMINE LACE-TRIMMED CURTAINS, a pair 2.25 25c and 30c SCOTCH LACE, NET AND MADRAS, a yard 12C 1.25 HEAVY WIDE WALE CORDUROY 75 1.75 to 2.25 TAPESTRY COVERING 1.00 75c and 85c ENGLISH CRETONNES 37Mc 3.50 MATTING-COVERED UTILITY BOX 2.25 5.00 REAL ANTIQUE LACES ON ET AMINE CURTAINS 3.00 6.00 CUSHION SWISS TAMBORD MUSLIN CURTAINS 4.00 5.00 and 6.00 NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, 7 to 18 years 3.50 7.50 NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, 7 to 18 years 5.00 8.50 NORFOLK JACKET SUITS.

7 to 18 years 5.75 10.00 to 12.00 NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, 7 to IS years 7.50 13.50 to 16.50 NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, 12 to 18 years C.75 5.00 WASHABLE NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, 7 to 17yrs.3.95 3.00 to 4.00 WASHABLE NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, 7 to 17 years 2.25 1.50 WASHABLE SUITS, sizes 3 to 6 years 85 2.00 to 2.50 WASHABLE SUITS, sizes 3 to 7 years 1.15 3.00 WASHABLE SUITS, sizes 3 to 7 years 1.95 3.50 and 4.00 WASHABLE SUITS, sizes 3 to 7 years 2.25 4.50 to 6.50 WASHABLE SUITS, sizes 3 to 7 years 2.95 BOYS' 50c ROMPERS, sizes 3 to 6 years 39c BOYS' 1.50 and 1.75 ONE-PIECE WASH TOGS, sizes 3 to 7 years 1.15 BOYS' AND YOUTHS 10.00 and 12.00 LONG TROUSER SUITS, sizes 32 to 34 6.50 BOYS' AND YOUTHS' 13.50 to 15.00 LONG TROUSER SUITS, sizes 32 to 34 10.50 15.00 and 17.50 GABARDINE RAINCOATS, sizes 14 to 18.12.50 Boys' Shoes Main Store, Third Floor BOYS' 2.50 OLD BRICK BLACK BLUCHER OXFORDS, all sizes, 1 to 5 1.95 BOYS' 4.00 TAN RUSSIA and GUN METAL OXFORDS. .2.85 Men's Clothing Main Store, Street Floor MEN'S 15.00 to 17.50 SUMMER SUITS 11.50 MEN'S 20.00 to 22.50 SUMMER SUITS 15.50 MEN'S 27.50 to 32.50 SUMMER SUITS 21.25 15.00 RAINCOATS, double ture 9.50 4.00 BLAZERS, all colors 2.25 5.00 BATH ROBES, terry-cloth, 3.75 Men's Underwear Main Store, Street Floor FR GASSON SHOWS ENCOURAGING GAIN Improvement Reported by the Surgeon. Former President of Boston College on Road to Recovery, Reports from Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital at Hot Springs, where last Monday Rev Thomas I. Gasson, SJwas operated on, are to the effect that the well-known former president of Boston College is In a satisfactory condition and appears to be regaining his itrength. This will be pleasing news to the thousands of friends of Fr Gasson In this vicinity.

Following the operation, Fr Gasson was quite weak for a day or two, but after the middle of the week he began to show signs of Improvement and the surgeon's report on him for yesterday is most encouraging. Dr P. T. Geyerman, the Burgeon who performed the operation, is well known In the Far West and he is giving FY Gasson particular attention. Dr Geyer-man's report to the Globe on his condition for yesterday was as follows: "Fr Gasson is steadily improving.

His condition today is very satisfactory. Hia pulse and temperature are practically normal. Has slept a great deal today and he is very bright and more cheerful this evening. Is taking sufficient norulshment and we are looking lor his recovery." It will be seen from Dr Geyerman's report that he Is quite well satisfied with the progress of the patient and as there is no intimation of any recurrence of tiie early weakness that was reported, it is apparent that Fr Gasson's condition through yesterday was the best reported since the operation was performed. UNITED STATES ATTORNEY.

Fred H. Brown of Somersworth, to Be Nominated to Succeed Charles H. Hoitt, Resigned. WASHINGTON, June 20 The nomination of F. H.

Brown of Somersworth, to be United States attorney for New Hampshire was prepared today at 69c 24-inch NOVELTY SILKS, in a variety of designs 1.50 to 2.00 40-inch SPOT-PROOF FOULARDS, all good 79c 79c 36-inch STRIPE WASH HA-BUTAI 2.50 to 3.50 42-inch PRINTED TAFFETAS and CREPES, good styles. Sale price 1.65 1.00 32-inch IMPORTED NAT-" URAL SHANTUNG, will wash perfectly. Sale price 50c 85c and 1.00 23-inch SHOWER- PROOF FOULARDS, all new textures. Sale price 45 1.50 to 2.00 40-inch CREPE CHI-NOIS, light and dark 98c 1.50 40-inch IMPORTED FOULARDS, mostly dark colors, small design. Sale 98c 1.50 to 2.50 40-inch NOVELTY SILKS, subject to slight misprints 60 69c 27-in.

NATURAL SHANTUNG, good shades. Sale price 30c 2.50 40-inch CREPE METEOR, all street shades. Sale price. .1.50 2.50 42-in. BLACK PAON SATIN, high lustre.

Sale price 1.45 75c 36-inch BLACK ORIENTAL WATERPROOF SILK 55 2.00 40-inch BLACK CREPE CASCADE. Sale price. 1.35 1.00 27-inch BLACK INDRO PONGEE. Sale price 65c 1.50 40-inch BLACK PRINCESS FAILLE. Sale price 95c 1.00 27-inch SATIN DE CHINE, black ground with stripe.

1.00 and 1.25 20 and 24-inch ODD LOTS BLACK and WHITE COMBINATIONS. Sale 59c Wash Goods Main Store, Street Floor 25c IMPORTED and DOMESTIC VOILES, 24-inch chiffon voiles, 40-inch printed voiles. 1.25 38-inch IMPORTED PLAIN and BROCADED HALF-SILK CREPES. Sale price 49c 1.00 to 2.00 45-inch BORDERED FRENCH CREPES, only about 500 yards. Sale price 59c 39c and 50c 36-inch COLORED DRESS LINENS, all 25c 3.00 to 6.50 IMPORTED FRENCH NOVELTIES, 250 yards 1.89 49c 36-inch PLAIN FANCY CREPES.

Sale price 29c Laces Main Store, Street Floor 1.00 WHITE CHANT ILLY LACE EDGES, all silk, 10 to 17 inches wide, a yard 49c 2.00 REAL FILET LACE EDGES AND INSERTIONS, white, 2 inches wide, a yard. 1.00 REAL FILET LACE EDGES AND INSERTIONS, white, lVz inches wide, yard 45c 59c REAL HAND-MADE IRISH CROCHET LACE EDGES AND INSERTIONS, 1 inch 1.00 and 1.50 WHITE VENISE LACE BANDS, 4 to 10 inches wide, a yard 69c COPENHAGEN. June 20 Ole Olsen, a Danish millionaire, today undertook to finance a new North Pole expedition under command of Knud Riasmussen, the Danish Arctic explorer. The expedition probably will start for the North next Summer and will be provisioned for two years. All possible modern appliances are to be provided and Rasmussen will have a staff of scientists with him.

He will estab-vis base at Cape York, Greenland. CAMBRIDGE GRADUATIONS. Diplomas Presented to 116 at the Harvard Grammar School and to 72 at the Wellington. The Harvard Grammar School, Cambridge, graduated 116 boys and girls yesterday. The exercises were held in the Washington Building of the Rindge Technical School.

Mayor Good awarded the diplomas. The address to the class was by Pres Bradley of the School Committee. The program consisted chiefly of Shaksperian readings from "The Merchant of "Venice." The following participated: Pauline E. Wilbur, John J. Collier, Geoffrey, Chamberlain, Samuel Olkenitsky, Genevieve May, B.

Kempton, E. Kendall Bragg, Cornelius H. Bonner, Inez F. Hall, Catherine E. McCarthy, Anthony B.

Cassedy, Slgnor H. E. Anderson, Francis C. Cur-ran, William II. Joyce, John S.

Taylor, J. Clary and Sybella C. McLay. Pearl A. Leventhal was accompanist for the musical numbers.

The graduation song was by Miss Annie Street, one of the teachers. The graduates were: Gertrude A 3.50 and 4.00 NIGHT GOWNS. 2.45 6.00 and 7.50 NIGHT GOWNS, beautifully trimmed 3.45 50c CORSET COVERS, pretty styles 35 75c CORSET COVERS, all-over lace and nainsook 50c 1.00 CORSET COVERS, trimmed with Val. laces 1.50 CORSET COVERS 1.00 75c and 1.00 CREPE DE CHINE CAMISOLES 50C 1.00 and 1.25 PRINCESS SLIPS, dainty styles 69c 1.50 and 2.00 PRINCESS SLIPS, trimmed with ribbon run edgings l.OO 2.50 PRINCESS SLIPS, eye pattern lace and medallion trimmings 1.50 3.00 PRINCESS SLIPS, trimmed with lace and embroidery. .1.95 5.00 PRINCESS SLIPS, dainty trimmings of Val.

and Cluny laces 3.50 9.00 and 10.00 PRINCESS SLIPS, finest nainsook, trimmed with shadow laces .....5.95 50c DRAWERS, good quality cambric with trimmings of lace and 39c 75c DRAWERS, lace and embroidery trimmed, in straight styles 50c 1.00 DRAWERS, of good nainsook, in circular and straight styles 69c 2.00 DRAWERS, a variety of styles, mostly lace trimmed. 1.25 1.50 and 1.75 COMBINATIONS, a miscellaneous assortment, drawer style only. l.OO 2.00 and 2.50 COMBINATIONS, daintily trimmed 1 .50 3.00 COMBINATIONS, elaborately designed 1.95 3.50 COMBINATIONS, of good quality nainsook, neatly trimmed 1...2.95 5.00 COMBINATIONS, finest quality 3.50 75c CREPE DRAWERS, trimmed with lace and ribbon 45c 1.00 and 1.25 PETTICOATS, a miscellaneous assortment. 1.50 and 2.00 PETTICOATS, an unusual collection 1.00 2.50 PETTICOATS, soft finished material 1.50 3.00 PETTICOATS, a beautiful collection 1.85 3.50 PETTICOATS, effectively trimmed 2.35 4.00 PETTICOATS, skeleton style, deep all-over Swiss flouncing 2.95 2.50 CHEMISE, Val. and torchon lace 1.35 1.50 CHEMISE, edge of embroidery 1.00 89c CHEMISE, of good quality crepe 65c Clara Bannister Madeline Sharkey Hazel Sharon Mary Sweeney Marion Tnylor Marion Watej-s Pauline Wilbur Sijrnor Anderson Cornelius Bonner Edward Bragg Anthony Cassedy Geoffrey Chamberlain Daniel Clark Leo Clary Louis Cohen John Collier Harvey Comrie William Cooper Francis Curran Paul Davis Philip Pwyer Alfred Eldredge Philip Fitrslmona Leo Flax Ralph Gilbert Gordon Gillis Charles Goodwin Lei a ml Gray Lawrence Hall i'' I -was, Ik 4 Nk 50c NAINSOOK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 29C 50c ATHLETIC SHIRT AND KNEE DRAWERS, plain weave, white cotton 1.50 to 2.00 LISLE AND MERCERIZED UNION SUITS, broken sizes ......1.15 1.00 to 1.50 NAINSOOK UNION SUITS, in samples 1.00 to 1.50 SAMPLES OF IMPORTED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, broken sizes 59c Men's Hosiery Main Store.

Street Floor 25c BLACK and COLORED MERCERIZED HOSE 17C 50c PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, black -Sc 75c and 1.00 BLACK AND COLORED SILK HOSE 39c 3.50 FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE ...1 .95 1.00 to L50 COLORED 'SILK HOSE 69c 13 to 19 Years 32.50 to 42.50 SUITS, in wool poplins, gabardines and men's wear serges 17.50 25.00 to 35.00 SUITS, new wool fabrics 15.00 22.50 to 29.50 SUITS, fine wool fabrics 12.50 19.75 to 25.00 SUITS, two and three-piece, shoe top styles. 9. 75 45.00 to 60.00 MISSES' SILK SUITS 32.50 3.95 to 5.00 WASH DRESSES, percales and ginghams 2.95 7.50 LINEN AND RATINE DRESSES, also combination crepe dreses 5.00 2.95 PERCALE DRESSES, also chambray models 1.49 10.75 SERGE AND CHALLIE DRESSES 7.50 15.00 SERGE AND CHALLIE DRESSES, silk trimmed 8.75 22.50 COATS, wide wales and fancy weaves 11.50 18.50 COATS, plain tailored and semi-dress models 9.75 18.50 to 25.00 COATS, white and colored coats 15.00 12.50 to 15.00 TWEED RAINCOATS 5.00 5.95 SKIRTS, in plaids and plain serges 2.95 8.75 SKIRTS, in plaids, plain and fancy weaves ..4.75 Girls' Clothing Main Store, Third Floor Aliola A Bergiu Anna Bifrjrane Winifred Brfdgmaa Anna Burns Dorothy .1 A Butler Gladys Campbell Mildred CoughUn lira Eldredge IxiuiKe Fader Jessie Fagle Catherine A Flynn Lillian Foley Ineis Foster Ruth Galvln Edith Garrabrant Mabel Gibbons Gertrude Granfleld Mabel Greenenwald Inez Hall Maxine Heatu Etta Hezlett Mildred Howard Alice Hunter Edna Johnson ElKie Johnson Mildred A Johnson Mareee A Jones Madeline Keefe Jorette Kendis Helena Kernan Vivian Landers Pearl A Leventhal Irene Lever Agnes Lindvall Marie MneKay Virginia Manuel Genevieve May Catherine McCarthy Sybella McLay Grace Meagher Florence Melanson Gladys I Moxhaiu Edith Olander Alice Parker Edana Patten Mabel Pill Eleanore Reed Kutb A Reed Marguerite Kenton Isabelle Hose Esther Rosenfelt Miriam I Rowland Marion Russell 6.75 to 9.00 LINGERIE WAISTS, 5.00 5.00 to 6.50 LINGERIE WAISTS, 3.95 3.95 to 5.00 LINGERIE WAISTS, 2.50 3.00 LINGERIE WAISTS 2.00 2.00 to 2.50 LINGERIE WAISTS, 1.50 1.50 to 2.00 LINGERIE WAISTS, 1.00 Women's Shoes Main Store, Third Floor 2.00 WHITE KID SLIPPERS, turn ...1.00 5.00 PINK AND BLUE KID COLONIALS, turn soles, Louis XV heels 2.00 3.50 TAN RUSSIA CALF BLUCH-ER OXFORDS, invisible eyelets 2.50 3.50 GUN METAL CALF BLUCH-ER OXFORDS, invisible eyelets 2.50 4.00 GUN METAL AND TAN KID OXFORDS, remnants lot broken 2.50 4.00 HYPATIA TAN RUSSIA CALF PUMPS, high and low heels 2.85 4.00 WOMEN'S BLACK SATIN COLONIALS, welt sole, Cuban heel 2.85 4.00 TAN RUSSIA BLUCHER OXFORDS, rubber soles, all Bizes 2.85 5 00 TAN RUSSIA CALF SEAMLESS PUMPS, high and low heels 3.25 4.50 WHITE NUBUCK 3-HOLE sole, 5.50 BROWN AND BLACK OOZE 2-HOLE TIES, welt 3.75 8.00 WHITE AND LIGHT GRAY BUCK BUTTON BOOTS, welt soles, Cuban heels 5.50 8.00 TAN OOZE BUTTON BOOTS, pearl buttons, Cuban heels. 5.50 Linens Main Store. Fourth Floor 3.00 PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, 2x2 yards 2.00 4.50 PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, 2x2 yards 3.00 6.00 PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, 2x2 yards 4.00 9.00 a dozen, 27-inch Napkins.

.6.00 5.00 a dozen, 24-inch Napkins. .3.75 3.00 a dozen, 22-inch Napkins. .2.50 1.00 71-inch- TABLE DAMASK, good value 79 1.25 72-inch TABLE DAMASK, good value l.OO 1.75, 72-inch DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK 1.29 HEMMED HUCKABACK TOWELS, 12C 25c HEMMED AND HEMSTITCHED TOWELS 19c 33 HEMSTITCHED GRASS BLEACHED TOWELS 25 62 HEMSTITCHED GRASS BLEACHED TOWELS 50c 33c HEAVY TURKISH BATH TOWELS 25C 15c SOFT FINISH' LINEN CRASH 12 19c SOFT FINISH LINEN CRASH 15c 18c and 20c SOFT FINISH GLASS LINEN, very fine 15c 15c SOFT FINISH GLASS LINEN, very fine 50c HEMSTITCHED LINEN SCARFS, 17x36 37C 55c I LINEN SCARFS, 17x45 7oc HEMSTITCHED LINEN SCARFS, 17x54 Women's Hosiery Main Store. Fourth Floor WOMEN'S 4.50 to 6.50 FANCY FRENCH SILK HOSE 2.95 WOMEN'S 3.00 FANCY COLORED SILK HOSE, broken 1.65 WOMEN'S 2.50 COLORED SILK HOSE, broken sizes 1.25 WOMEN'S 1.50 and 2.00 SILK HOSE, "Irregulars" 9Sc WOMEN'S 1.00 SILK HOSE.I.69c WOMEN'S 50c LISLE 3 pairs for l.OO WOMEN'S 35c COTTON HOSE, regular and MAYOR FRED H. BROWN Of Somersworth, H.

Carpets New Building. Fifth Floor 1.75 BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, in odd patterns 1.50 1.65 BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, in odd patterns 1.35 1.50 BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, in odd patterns and short lengths 1.12JS 1.60 WILTON VELVET CARPETS 1.25 90c ALL-WOOL EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS 75C Stationery New Building. Street Floor 5.00 BRASS DESK LAMP AND INK STAND 3.50 75c IMPORTED BOX PAPER. 42c I. 00 WRITING CASES 69c Furniture Furniture Building: 23.00 RATTAN WING CHAIRS, 15.00 23.50 RATTAN ROCKERS.

.15.00 7.75 HICKORY TABLES, rustic table, 36-inch round top 5.75 4.75 RATTAN ROCKERS, Baronial brown 3.25 5.25 CEDAR CHAIR AND ROCKER, outdoor pieces 3.75 15.00 GERMAN CANE ARM CHAIRS 10.CD 10.00 HONG KONG ARM CHAIRS, lightweight flexible 6.50 13.50 CANTON RECLINING CHAIRS, full length and very comfortable 9.50 8.00 HOURGLASS CHAIRS, strong, light and restful. .5.50 II. 00 COUCH HAMMOCK, made of khaki canvas, with National spring and mattress 8.75 's Neckwear omen the White House. He will succeed fharles H. Hoitt, resigned.

Mr Brown was supported by Senator Hollis. Main Store. Street Floor Howard Harding Robert Hornsby Richard Jordan William Joyce Laurence It Kempton Harry Koretz Arnold Magmuson Daniel Maboney Robert Mariner Leonard McAllister Joseph McCarthy Robert A McLaren Edward McParthin Fred Moloney Jr Matthew Morris Walter Murphy Ralph Myshrall Samuel Olkenitsky Robert Page Ernest Perclval Robert Reld William Rogers John A Shaw John A Tsylor Edward Tlerney Irving Towle William Tutin Charles A Webster John Will Harry Zimmerman Helen Scott 5 to 14 Tl Mary Scott Men's Shoes Main Store. Street Floor 1.50 HOUSE SLIPPERS, variety of styles and leathers 85c 3.00 GUN METAL BLUCHER BOOTS AND OXFORDS, not all sizes 1.95 4.00 TAN RUSSIA BLUCHER OXFORDS, rubber soles, all sizes 2.85 5.00 PATENT COLT BLUCHER AND BUTTON BOOTS, all sizes .3.25 5.00 GUN METAL AND TAN RUS IS ATTEMPTED JAIL SUICIDE. James Barry, Who Claims Residence In Waterbury, Conn, Nearly Hanged Himself With Belt in Fitchburg.

FITCH BURG, June 20-A man who Mys that his name Is James Barry and no claims his residence is In Water-bury, Conn, attempted to commit sui-de in cell at the Central Police this morning. The man was found wandering about 'he streets last night and was taken to the station, where he was locked up pending an investigation. It was found that he had been under the care of a Physician during the past two days, and that in the night he had escaped trorn his room. Barry showed signs of Baying been drinking liquor. Lieut James F.

Roy happened to go nto the cell room early today and his attention was attracted to the man, ho was crouched in a corner of his ceil. The lieutenant, making an examina-found that he had taken a belt, nieh he wore about his waist and tied 11 tightly around his neck. He was in a senou condition when found. Barry was Pt arUer watch the remainder of the It was learned today that he came here tew days ago from Waterbury to at-ena to some work. It is said that he aw relatives living in Waterbury.

FIVE MEN INJURED. Bessie At the Wellington School exercises in the school hall last night 72 graduates received diplomas from Mayor Good. "Peace" exercises were participated in by 31 pupils, and there was also a two-act playlet on "The Illusions and Horrors of War," by eight pupils. Margaret L. Ronan read "Tubal Cain." An-netta C.

W. Carlson was accompanist for the musical numbers, and Margaret V. McKenna sang "Our Banner," as one of the closing numbers. The tddress to the class was by James B. Vallely of the School Committee.

The graduates were: FEBRUARY GRADUATES SIA BLUCHER OXFORDS, also Tan Pumps and Oxfords, rub Housefurnishings ber soles 3.25 5 New Building, second loor 4 50 to 6.50 HAND-EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS, lace trimmed 2.95 2 50 and 3.50 HAND-EMBROID- -ERED COLLARS AND SETS, round and square. 1.95 1.50 and 2.00 HAND-EMBROIDERED COLLARS 95c 100 and 1.50 HAND EMBROIDERED COLLARS 69C 75c and 1.00 HAND-EMBROIDERED COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, in linen and pique. 49c 50c and 75c HAND-EMBROIDERED COLLARS 25c 50c and 75c PLEATINGS, in white, black, id ecru. 25c and 50c PLEATINGS, in white, black and ecru 12C 3.50 HAND-EMBROIDERED VESTEES 1.95 2.00 HAND-EMBROIDERED VESTEES 95C 1.00 HAND-EMBROIDERED VESTEES -69c 2.50 to 3.50 HAND-EMBROIDERED FICHUS 1.49 1.50 to 2.50 HAND-EMBROIDERED FICHUS 1.50 GUIMPES, in plain and fancy nets, long sleeves 1.00 VENISE LACE YOKES, in round and pointed 49c 1.00 SILK HAT SCARFS. 49 1.00 to 1.50 STOCKS WITH JABOTS ATTACHED 50c HAND-EMBROIDERED GLADSTONE COLLARS 25c Veilings Main Store.

Street Floor 3.50 CHIFFON CLOTH AUTO VEILS, plain and fancy colors, 1.69 50c and 75c MESH VEILINGS, odd pieces, a 25c 3.50 to 5.95 WHITE AND COLORED DRESSES, chiffons, ginghams, linens and white voiles 2.15 5.95 to 12.50 DRESSES of Anderson ginghams, and LINEN DRESSES 3.95 7.50 to 12.50 DRESSES, chiffons, Anderson ginghams and chal-lies 5.00 12.50 AFTERNOON AND PARTY DRESSES 7.50 15.00 to 22.50 PARTY DRESSES, taffeta and net 10.00 12.50 to 22.50 COATS, silks serges, checks 7.50 7.50 to 15.00 COATS, serges, checks and silks, trimmed and tailored models 5.00 7.50 to 10.75 COATS, checks and serges, trimmed and tailored models 2.9a Misses' Waists Main Store, Third Floor Ronald Greene Robert Johnson Genevieve Putrcao Dorothy Goldumn Celia Romanow Raymond Mclunla GRADUATES JUNE Alblna A Cremens Extra Size Underwear Main Store, Fourth Floor 75c CORSET COVERS, good nainsook 50c 50c CREPE CORSET COVERS, trimmed with embroidery edging 33c 1.00 CREPE GOWNS, dainty and effectively 1.50 CREPE 'GOWNS, prettily trimmed with lace l.OO 1.25 GOWNS, embroidery trimmed 75c 75c DRAWERS, of good quality, trimmed with embroidery. Silk Petticoats Main Store, Fourth Floor 3.00 and 4.00 MESSALINE PETTICOATS, a miscellaneous lot, American Beauty only 1.95 4.00 and 5.00 SILK CREPE DE CHINE 'PETTICOATS, lace trimmed, in pink only 2.50 5.00 PATENT TOP PETTICOATS in messaline, in cerise only. 2.95 506.00 to 7.50 SILK MESSALINE PETTICOATS, assorted styles and colors 3.95 3.50 SILK CREPE DE CHINE KNICKERS, white, pink, blue, black 2.50 6.00 OXFORDS, Tan Russia and Gun Metal Regular Oxfords. 4.00 7.50 GUN METAL CALF BLUCHER BOOTS, flexible soles, 5.00 Men's Furnishings Main Store, Street Floor 95c IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FOUR-IN-HANDS 45c '45c OPEN-END FRENCH FOUR-IN-HANDS 25C 2.50 CROCHETED FOUR-IN-HANDS 1.15 2.50 to 3.00 ROCKINCHAIR PAJ AAI AS 95c NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 69c 2.50 DINNER COAT SHIRTS. 1.95 1.50 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 1.15 2.50 to 3.00 SHIRTS 1.95 2.00 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 1.35 50c FABRIC GLOVES 29c 75c FABRIC GLOVES 3.50 ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES 2.25 75c ENAMEL TEA POTS, individual size 25c 85c ENAMEL TEA POTS, individual size 50c 4.50 to 6.75 COFFEE PERCOLATORS Now 3.00 and 4.00 1.75 NICKEL TRIVET for hot dishes 1.19 2.00 FOLDING TOILET STANDS, 1.25 30.00 VACUUM CLEANER, rotary 6 27.50 HASTINGS' KITCHEN CABINETS 20.00 3 20.00 KITCHEN CABINETS, white lined 12.00 1.25 BROWN BEAUTY 1.25 BLUE ENAMEL TEA KETTLES-, 3-qt.

65c 40.00 FITTED AUTO BASKETS. 15.00 Blanche Dunlwr Margaret Duggan Esther Finer Eva Fishman Frances Garneld Sarah I Greene Julia Hogan Susie Kaufman Helen Lynch Margaret McAullffe Anna McGlinchey Margaret McKenna Ethel Miles Helen Munihy Mary A Murphy Mildred Murphy Marv Xisseobaum Kathleen O'Xeil Evelyn I'hetteplace Margaret Itoiiau Annie I Rosenberg Lillian Sandler Rose Sessman Mildred Shapira Sarah Shaplrn Noeini Simard Eliia Stickley Alice St George Lillian Toomey Mary A Vallely Mary Walrt Coleman Andelnian David Berman Camilla Bounasrurio Charles Boyle Dauiel CoughUn Howard dishing Harold Donehey Matthew Pooling Max Dmkraau Zlftniund Dymsza Herlert Ferry William 3 Ford Henry A Godleskl Thomas Healey Israel Harris Augustus Killoran Clarence McClarty George Morris Dennis Murray Joseph Pave? Samitt-1 Rssman Frank Saluskofskt Frederick Scliula Benjamin Silverman Benjamin Slotnick Herbert Suiolar Abraham Talaewsky Joseph Travers George Walsh Samuel II Weluber 4 Anna Brennan Annetta Carlson Elvira Coelho Jroliey Car Jumps Track at New Haven and Strikes Telegraph Pole. NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 20 Five men were injured, one seriously, when a trolley car jumped the tracks at State and Elm sts today and crashed Into a iKraph pole. The car was damaged the pole broken off.

ihe injured were Bernard Creegan, enously; Frank B. Reynolds, conductor; John Burning, John Schwartx wia iorest L. Burnham, the motorman. Two Killed In Tunnel Accident. NICE, France, June 19 Two persons re killed and seven injured by a landslide today in a tunnel of the new railway from Nice to Cunco.

Italy. It reared that more people were buried beneath the debris. MISSES' 5.00 to 3.95 SHADOW LACE and COLORED CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES 2.95 MISSES' 3.00 WASH SILK BLOUSES, Jn a variety of styles 1.95 MISSES 1.00 LINGERIE and CREPE BLOUSES 75c 5.00 and 5.95 CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES ..3.95.