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Page Of Sensational 86-inch merreerised finish phin color imported, broad- cloth, tan, blue and" with. Romnants of 50c quality. A yard ---- Me 36-inch bleached and un- bleached muslin of um heavy quality. Specially wind in this Community Day Sale. Yard ---- 10c 36-inch Cable Marquisetw in can only. Material that wtll tut many washings. 25e value, yard ---- 19e Imported Broadcloth Woven Dot and Pattern Cur- tain Swine: 86-ineaes w/de, i" -rood dependable quality. 49c vdue ' yard -------------" 29e 36-inch fast coior petal... in dark indigo or light pattern. All are remark-Me values. at ytrd ------ 15e each -------- Fancy figure nyon muquium curtain. panels, 86-inehea wide, made with mllop or hem. 31.39 vulva ."h _-----.-- 95c Sample ruffUd curtains with t',t,tTp, Bgtd ti. backs, two hon. c act. Values to $Ni0, ehoiee, $1.39 This is the Supreme Shoe Sensation of this Big Basement Store. For weeks we've been planning for Community Bargain Day and in these two great groups we've assembled values that will be the talk of the town. We mean to establish new sales records Thursday and woman who want'style and quality at moderate prices will be delighted with this stylish footwear at $1.84 and $2.84. Fast Color Pennies Heavy Muslins Ruffled Curtains Curtain Swiss '55: Rayon Panels Marquisette The Greatest Shoe Values In The 'Basement's History 32-inch an. heavy blue mm in: choviot, made for play gum. romp". work shirts. on. 254: value, yard ------------ 16e 36-inch black sateen. remnant lengths of heavy weight sateen for bloomers, linings. etc. 39c value, yard -------------- 22c 36-inch Rexford frock prints in beautiful small print pat- term. remnants and Demi- pieces of 89e quality, yard _-------------- 22e in Blue, Red an Conan. feet, but will Women) Rubberised, 15:393. loci, but will not impair wear ---.. Extra silo bloomers and. of "none stripe Emma Char- meuu in white and the Int- ed shades. 81.00 value -------- 79e children's Fine mereerisod Derby Ribbed mu lust}: bow in light shades. Sites to 9% -.ieonds of toe value. _---------- Me Rayon htlf hose with turn down tops, in pooch. my. car. dovnn and sky. Size- pita value Extra Size Bloomers These n. splat! Felt Slippers with heavy padded to!" and heels. They're in all colors Ind gun and. .11 ribbon trimmed. er! new "lueo at --------- 37c A great showing of high and. 1 strap an! Boudoir slippers. They no we" and. of loft Kid Skin and [an lather so!" sad Rubber hull. Var, 9.5m. sud ""i'iuiio. Worm I ell,",',,',',',',,',',?,',' Du who: at 97c Wirmen's Slickers Children's Hose Children's Shoes Children's Hose Black Sateen 1 Strap House Slippers Women's Felt Slipper? ..... on (we!!! you tf Att" In" Prints or Yellow. Mili- many Impar- $1.88 rqrM. $1.88 Me of halt. Silk nnd Rayon Hose, silk to top, nit, wanted dudes. and back, 1113!". imperfeeta o. 4 81.00 v.10. ------ 59c Women's Hose Girls Stylish Dresses Ar sit Sensationally Priced Ji Panty Dresses| Silk Dresses . ' 2400 Pairs*0f 1l)/llysn's Goodyear Welt, Shoe.) One of the greeted veluee you ever new. They're wonderful new Silk Dresses in ell the weaned new Paul Shade. In Heb colon, smell printed effects and Polka Dot Combinations. Some are one - and some 2 piece effects. .The materials In PUt Cw Growth-chines. Georgette Crepes. Radium Striped Tub Silks. end com end in}: nuke. Sleeveleee. hell sleeve or full eleeve etylee in due from 16 to st) and from 86 to 42. The Greatest Values In Months Children': Panty Dru.- made of fine quality tab In: prints. An exceptional Nu in gig" to 6. A nmrhblo .lue u thin W. Dainty Tub an Print dun-II ll h7toldyarniusndmhul it, Du Bargain " out --------v--rr_-Az-= Reirular $4.50 To $6.00 Values Wonderful Conn-mail; 84¢ dak Tub Fm Print Dre-neg 1tyl.tie Union Suits and. minaook. striped main: l checked Inn-lib. 8":ka am. to 81.00. Special ------- Men's Union Suits Only . about fortunate pu- chuo of the t1ttor "out o! I [anyway . wholeth aynhe iee 0 an: mush: ttf Shoe- for about hnlf their u- tululu. A number, a! smut new styluinhht-d tan bathe". 1n nil than at muduylzmm In in- 'ttdaurt"tu'Nt W. And mm .84 69c Du Spock] o! M.CiWitS$FNud?.uu""eFs1t Nationally advertised brands such " Dr. Allen, Dr. Fielding and other well known names. All alien including extra large sizes for em. large feet. Standard 'et support tshoes at lea than ha the mull price _____,-_-_-_.__ $2085 Bore Itylhh ha oarfordg and. with good my apporI'lnd - M _rttsreqhttt "ur MP3: an.» itit "a m in t,'ttNdt'..'.a., 31-5 Women's Arch- port Shoes 8"tieiil mama ttllil PM t0lil 098T" European corn trirrer isn't licked and - will be. The agricultuu department 91mg gut: . - However. Dr. W. H. Lnrrimer of the department's bureau of ento- mology. as administrative bend of the desperate campaign the gov- ernment is putting up Aguinst the insect foe, does believe the invad- on have suffered their first scri- out, rents, in the last two months, since they landed in America IT years ago. . They'll dig in and stay with us. No doubt ther'll edvance and get into the heart of the corn belt yet. They may swing o the southward and enter into competition with the boll weevil in Dixie's cotton fields. Heaven known what other crop or crops they may attack before they get thmuurh--rrhieh will be never, probably. They seem to prefer corn, but if they can't get that, they're always willing to Iccept the next best thing. Ten Million Being Spent Nevertheless. Dr. Ltrrimer is making good use of the 't0,000900 which congress voted last Febmry for the borer war. - Thiiorer, have been slowed up. at least, with that $10,090,009. Now Dr. Larrimer is bringing " his reserves, in the form of 10 V:- rieties of parnaitief1ies which prey on corn borers. If these flies do their duty they'll destroy so many borers thnt the survivors. it's hoped. won't develop into the serious pest that they threatened to become. Deceptive Appearance They appear like nice flies. Bor- ers are an institution of long stand- ing in southern Europe but have never been regarded u more than a minor nuisance there. Presum- ably they were kept down by the flies. these latter being Europeans, too. The agriculture department has been importing and breeding them in swarms, to "sie" onto the borers here. The borer's original port of en- try into the new world presumably was Boston, in a cargo of broom earn from Hungary and Italy. The insect also got into Canada and has crossed the border numer- 'ously from there. He's entrenched today in New England. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana end liehigan, a few have been seen in New Jena, and one has turned up As far west as WASHINGTON, Jung If, "C", Illinois n1 On an avenge he hun't done n great deal of dnmge yet south of the Canada line, though heh, pllyed snub with some individual fields. In Ontario, however, there are nee- tions where he's cleaned out the corn crop 90 pfr.teh u In the corn belt, left to his m devices, atrrieultore department of- ficial. say. he might do billions of dollars' worth of harm. Even u it is, he my force the ndoption of new methods of planting and culti- vation and the raising of new kinds of Turn: Into Plan-t Moth Grown up, the brute is l moth, but he does his fiendish work my appropriately I"' I despicable 1"'21 "rhrastrialture department has spent or is spending ita 810,000,000 7 . - w. -__A_ LL- up... V. .u -r-.._ - n _ _ on a clean-up amplig'n. It costs the farmers something em and a maximum allowance of " per new wss made them to ply for it. They were permitted until Mar 1 to fin- ish the job. This limit he: been slightly extended, for weather m- uons. but where it's neglected too long, the state authorities will com- plete the good work end charge it up to the neglectful lundowners, like a tax. This takes state end federal eo- operation but it's been forthcoming readily, for the state departments of agriculture like corn borers no better does. The program is to plow all con stalks under, to pulverize the state ble and to burn everything that re- maire above the surhce. The borers have to come up for food. If they find none. they Btarve to death or the weather kills them or birds eat themrup. _ '"t ANS"; 'isv éffectivé, too. Borers can't stand fermentation in I silo and live. - _ _ . Throughout the whole hem-in- fected portion of the country this work has Cone on. As the season advances the parasitic flies will be turned loose to take their turn; Under Dr. Urrtmer, Dr. A. F. Woods of the agriculture depart- ment has had charge of the cam- paign, with Dr. L. H. Worthley u superintendent ld fielt) opentiolns. Dr. Larrimer is frank to a! that an insect pest. once unblishod in a country. seldom can be extermi- nated, but it can be held in check. English Schoolboyl Make Tour All-(run: Forty hers. from about 80 neon- dary schoo s in England. returned recently from a ffve-monthtf tour of Australia. While in that country they visited the Inge tom M farms, fruit farms, gold mines. all the group tsettlements that no 3 future of watem Auk-lb. and other places of intent. 1"tittlt Canbern, the m Poly-l! . A iteu=,ti%L'lt,Ne at width. othteeirrf" {or GGr7frv%iuaiid - - IE?" ha! "but the but to a PM 8tMLN, than the federal department hm at: A . L