Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921 , WOMAN’S RIGHTS UPHELD. \PARACHUTE RECORD MADE [rzzs 2, o etors e qwmea| ALLEGED ROBBERS SHOT. | VI from a wing of the plane each man loosened one parachute and the wind | (.- 18 Mrs. Schwarz to Run for Election Five Airmen Leap From One Plane to Maryland Legislature. at Altitude of 2,000 Feet. olew it open as the leap was made The second parachute was opened Special Dispatch to The Star. SACRAMENTO, March 10.—A BALTIMORE, March 10.—Woman record in parachute jumping was Set 10 TIFLIS, CAPITAL OF GEORGIA. A NOTED “CROSS-ROADS™” CITY bearing the affidavit of a justice of the peace. After due consideration Mr. Ways gave out the statement that female voters have the same right to be can- didates for the legislature as the male voters, and that the petition would be accepted and the name of Mrs. Schwarz be allowed to go on the bal- Ohin, March was kille when the man wanted to lessen the speed of bis fall. All landed safely Cal, Lost in Sea of T's to Westerner With Hazy [roiz san bs, cantianter'tor stecton Jiotin the eletion next Tovember. — Jyemertay ot Natper, it izt fo | NOTED SURGEON DIES. ¢ ocers, the voutha | Rar iy e 0 the Maryland legislature, - 2l et o aviators. Lieut. Eugene C. ens, 2 et 3 ing to the decislon of Max Wava, su- ‘rgt. Richard Thorne, Corp. Paul| CINCINNATI, Ohlo, March 10—Dr dlse whbhi e HraghEcs i b s i Id f N E p 1 h pervisor of elections, following the| It is only within the last hundred|Connors and Privates Earl Woodgard | Joseph Ransohoff, profe of sur- il ) et s e i Ideas of Near East—People Are the |Ectisf’of s suifon W5at 152 vews yist on omaty hgs o M| o£ Kibsb T heit, i ey’ a ho ot oo, i B et | pricer. “open Mrs, 5 . Se bd. Some people. [same pla d 2. 2 o ‘olice Inspec = n i H . piaced on the ballot s an Independ- | up to fity years ago, refused o eaf |fect. Licut. 'B."C. Kiel piloted tho sty of Cincinnati, and known inter it ML T LT R toaay:! M " ent candidate for the legislature. The |tomatoes, believing that they caused |plane. natlonally as a wur . died tod bt a b s R andsomest Of Wlute Race. name of Mrs. Schwarz was presented which, however, has been dis-| Double parachutes, one strapped to|after a protr He DIghL S Jurglns e T Tt ¥ S in » petition signed by 200 voters and ! proved. the breast and the other to the back, ! sixty-eight y “Tiflis, to the westerner with hazy, foothills. And o it is hardly stretch- | ) N DD N A A SN SN S N ) map notions of the near east, is lost [ IN& a point to say that Tyfla is. It & “ sirable A 3 fn a sea of T's—Teheran, Trebizond |women and Song. And Tabriz—and he s likely to tag it erything About Tififs “Warm." with the rest as ‘somewhers east of “The name ‘Tiflis’ i1s derived I:om a S . | term meaning ‘hot’ or ‘warm town.' the Bosporus’ and let it go at that,”| SiR RO RE L ®considers the sum- Says a bulletin issued by the Na-|mer temperature. the natural hot tional Geographic Society In regard to the latest of near eastern capitals: baths, the riot of color in the ba- zaars, the complexions of the women, to be reported as attacked by bol- abevik forces. the temperament of the people, or the ~But TifMis has an individuality that tmosphere of the metropolls, it up to the implications of should set it apart from Persian and Turkish towns. It is the capital of Georgia—the hoary former kingdom of Georgia, which lies just to the south of the Caucasus, and which Russia absorbed in 1801 to mark for OO OO TN ENDNED NN Spring Sales—Moderately Priced Clothes! To fill in Fridays—until remnants accumulate again. These are new Spring garments mostly in limited quantities that we have secured under price here and there for our Friday events. You'll like them. Silke Skirts Silk Frocks $1475 595 b4 Jellefts| Misses’ Jersey Suits, $21.50 =D =D=D =R =D! its title. “The River Kur barren hills. ing to see a Russian and a revelation. is set astride the swift in_a valley rimmed by To the traveler expect- vpical Asian city, the ropean part of Tiflis is The wide. well paved, =OrED) % Spring Suits Coat Sale The Sales Tomorrow Include a century her farthest advance 80uth. | tree-fringed and electric-lighted Golo- ‘ One Very R"‘;"'k‘ble s 50 Metropolis of Cress-Ronds. vinsky Prospekt ia the 5th ;'wr'lmflm%f A Group af ' “Tifiis has well over a third of a,the near east. On it s the handsome $ 50 - T ice 4 ealte A new standard of value million Inhabitants. which makes it a | Sn¢-tme Vies Tegel palacs, In teoent || o Unexpected — these new e pricoigempliatically ] : for Suits at low cost—in this . ¢ bigger than Seattle or Kansas|YSaTs the S0 C00 O 03 M aings. well | [ Roshanara Silk Skirts at Sy c"C‘-"l" e the _Mighty good-looking Bale for misse Tuxedo- slightly smaller than Minne-|cqupped art shops, cafes and mnny4 Both tailored and semi- this low price. Sport styles e e ot e Coats—Mannish Top Coats, eIedl andl Nortoli ] Siviek s .00 s _50 \ apolis or New Orleans. And yet in |other modern buildinks. dress dtyiec—icicotine snd in straight lines with patch repe de Chine, Taffeta Wrap Coats and Dressy g St L Yptea) dmhey sense it is a cross-roads community—| “Erivan Square, the center of the 39, 81 andiinset pockets and wide and Satin in navy, black, Gape’ Goats, ia the new v tainlne through 3 ome of the most important ‘cross-|modern part of Tifils, might almost || serge—nayvy blue and black it lll a4 by gray. tan and brown. 2 P! it avites :lrf'l;.!ki{:ll?rr:{ vI,I:srt proof, and roads’ in the world. It is mid be rechristened ‘Times Square’ or | |f —with silk moire braid, girdles. Handsome, heavy, Tebaflose silland beadGns SpHngstyies. ISGILIGUVeite e ibheLy Prrof eainst along the Transcaucasus railway,| ‘Piccadilly Circus’ It is the heart of q cable stitching and braid brocaded Roshanara — in Senides - 5 th bolivia cloths and velours, el e ot which extends between the Black the hotel, theater, cafe and club life | |} binding. They will sell gray, beige, tan, rose, prolCLes ?"e scen inithe quality polo cloths and colorA AT heather mixttres Caspian seas, meeting the latter lof the g 1“3““‘“”‘ capital., There, early. henna, brown. navy, tur- various styles. sturdy tweeds to choose Navy blue, brown, tan, rust Baku, the great oil town of Asia. And |l the evenings, before the world war, | |} quoise, jade and light bluc. from. and Copenhagen blu 666 Crorded by Georgian gentlemen and Georgian la- | |4 se, ontras Color e b weather” Suits trul s went about the business of amus- post and m 1 always good-looking—and a the great rampa Tricotine Suits Tricotine =) ing themselves. —_— — Wooltex Coats $16:50 the north. Thus the two m: J S t between southwestern Asia and south-| The signature of William Shake- [} $4 ,00 el’sey pOl’ 75 eastern rope both pay tribute tospeare, written on the wall of Hamp. [4" resses, o Tiftis “As a result of this location Tiflis is the modern Babel. ton Court Palace, and dated 1606, has (|} | been pronounced authentic. Here are extensive assort- ments—in styles with cable Silk Frocks Our sort of Dresses— Jackets, $11.75 Seventy lan- |=—— — e fi : guages are said to be spoken in its i stitching, braid binding, ‘ s Figood 2 streets and bazaars. and unless Tiflis “Cultivate the Habit of . braid embroidery, silk em- Smart Jackets to wear ;:g,m]";k'g?id,fe g °bfl,l:fs‘e This is indeed surprising $27.50 guides can wheedle and swear in at M H dy” broidered arrow heads, as with plaid skirts. Of worst- Y : e 5 the jauntiest of Top Coats least a dozen tongues they are us. Taking Home Candy well as strictly tailored ¥ s t h style with circular skirt e gau p) o A relection of extra values less. Armenians are one of t models. Suits that are hand ed jersey in navy, tan, rein- and wide black satin girdle in tweeds and polo mix- fn lses: omurt HELE HERih= largest alien factors in the popula- F finished, lined with Pussy deer. sponge and gray. el et tures. Short flaring box fon Frocks. So youthful— tion, and, besides these. the highway uage Willow Taffeta and in Tri Choice of inverted back = styles that appeal to young and captivating—of taffeta X have brought Russians.. Persian otine of high grade in navy, and belted styles—Tuxedo cople. and crepe de chine, round i Turks, Afghans, Tartars, Germans black, gray and tan. evers : P 2 and square necks. Adhering to our qual- and representatives of the more than a hundred tribes and nationalities that have been cast up on the reefs 50c ity standards and meet- ing the week-end de- Swagger Bags of the Caucasus in the thousands of slz 50 25 . l years during which the racial tide o . S has ebbed and flowed in southeastern | Tailored Silk . Vani Boxes, o N Tie-Back man or moderate Asia. ! ocC) 1! ‘ Si]k Slip over ew .11e- C prices — this carefully World's Most Beautiful Women. | Tt Bl $5 00 $ = selected group of Hats 2 2 e | here are . 1 50 s $l 95 d 2 oAnd, in addition to the alien M ljouses, o StO(:klngs, $3 Pr. B s te $4 95 Weatel’s, o for miss and matron. themselves—the men big, stalwart, Newest tailored Blouses of We haven't seen anything weal rs’ - More of those Tie-back Straws and straws in well built and armed to the teet! =% more con- crepe de chine, in hairline or A new price for Silk to compare with them at These are pure Silk Sweaters that went in a hur- E= s 5 the women graceful, with finely cut verts to the habit of tak- wide stripes or plain_colors Stockings with embroidered this price, some In imitation Sweaters, in a novelty stitch ry last week—just 5 dozen combination with taf- features and wonderful complexions A : of white. flesh or bisque; clocks; brown. white or tooled designs—navy, brown, weave and a most attractive this time. Made of Shetland feta, with new a ] Both the men and women of Georgia ing home candy since some with convertible col- black with self clockings, tan and gray leathers, silk style, with V neck, short wool, with plain and brushed i gray are generally accepted by travelers lar, others with Buster also white with black, navy lined, long or short handles Sleeves and -puried waist. wool collars. Solid and con- shades, tangerine, nd students of human types to be ROSEMARY Brown or Tuxedo collar, with white and black with and fitted with mirror and In flesh, navy, black, buff trasting colors in brown, browns, black d = white clocking—full fash- powder box. Just 60 of and turquoise. Have draw- tan, peacock, navy, black S, Ck and navy and with tucked vests, long sleeves with tailored cuffs. the handsomest branch of the white race. But. handfome as the men are. it is for the beauty of its women that Georgia is famed. | “They are a light-hearted, merry | folk, the Georgians. lovers of feasts | and dancing and singing. Not inap- ropriately, perhaps, Tiflis is a great wine center, where is marketeq the heavy vintage from the vines that | grow to perfection on the Caucasus and turquoise, blue to choose from. them at 31.50 each. string on cuffs and at waist, ioned—Ilisle garter hems. Remnants Aren’t All Gone Yet! | Quite a Few Tomorrow, But Sale in Morning Only, So As Not to Interfere With Regular Goods! Remnants of Winter goods—remnants of advance Spring purchases—lots hardly large enough in most cases to advertise, but we're going to sell them out—down to the last garment—and the prices are interesting, to say the least. entered the field. Blackistone’s Rosemary Candy Shop 1401 H St. Next the Flower Shop e et o oA ._‘- iflfl;mmzaL The.Conmecticut Avanue Shop 1209 Connecticut Avenue N.W, ~~a NEW Dinner Hat —of Bla Harding ck Straw, with Blue Ostrich Feather and Chiffon Rose. Hats to Order and Repro- Making ductions of French Mod our own workrooms & specialty. Rizik Brotihers TWELVE-THIRTEEN F THE VOGUE AND MODE IN Day Coats Loose, wrappy, graceful creations of tricotine, satin and marvella. Unusual in style ideas—superb in ex- ecution. i Coat Room Upset Putting in the new fixtures. So amid | the noise of hammers and more or less | confusion the Remnants of Winter Coats get a fine final send-off! $85.00 Coats, $22.75 | 8 Splendid Coats in green diagonal bolivia with seal fur collars. Quite a reduction. $89.50 to $110.00 Coats, $39.75 | 15 Wrap and Straight-line Coats with self and fur collars, in Bolivia, Yalama, Veldyne, and Duvet de Laine, with cholce | of navy, black, reindeer and brown. $130.00 to $145.00 Coats, $59.75 20 Fine Winter Wraps and Straight-line Coats. All of our fine coats in this lot to- morrow—here are the fine peachblooms, veldynes, chamolstynes, evoras, corduvals, | and bolivia cloths, in navy, black, brown, | taupe, reindeer, ming and nankin blue— the finest of cloths and handsomest of linings. Don’t you want one? Just These Suits Prices are made to sell the entire Remnant Stock in a few hours! $79.50 Brown Suede Cloth Suit, seal col- | lar and cuffs. Size 34, $2850. | $75.00 Green Diagonal Bolivia Suit, seal collar. Size 40, $23.50. $100.00 Black Suede Cloth Suit; seal col- lar. Size 34. $33.50. $110.00 Brown Silvertone Tailored Suit. Size 40. At $38.50. Look for Skirts! Remnant opportunities are not so plentiful that you can afford to overlook them. : $12.50 Skirts, $5.00 5 Navy and Black Serge Skirts, straight line styles, button-trimmed pockets and sirdle. $25.00 Skirts, $8.00 10 Box-plaited Skirts, tan and brown striped velour. $22.50 and $25.00 Skirts, $9.00 15 Plaid Skirts, side and box plaited; good color combinations, $16.50 Skirts, $10.00 20 Navy and Black Serge Skirts; side panel and box plaited. | An Experiment in Shoe Remnants $7.00 Satin Slippers, 85¢c Pair 114 pairs of Satin Slippers, mostly red. will make a good boudoir slipper if yo s, {fon velvet, Many Good Dresses —among the Remnants. More of these than other garments. Prices tempting! $30.00 Dresses, $13.65 8 Tricolette Street Frocks, embroidered and silk_braid trimmed, in navy, brown and black. Always satisfactory. $35.00 Dresses, $15.65 15 Beaded Georgette Crepe Dresses, long tunic styles, silk foundation, in both navy and black. $45.00 to $55.00 Dresses, $23.65 7 Street Dresses in crepe satin and crepe de chine; long plaited tunic, lace collars; navy. black and brown. $60.00 to $67.50 Dresses, $28.65 20 Street and Afternoon Silk Dresses in satin taffeta and crepe de chine, floss silk and braid embroidered. Navy and black. Dance and Evening Dresses $37.50 Gewns, $24.65 5 Brown Silk Lace Afternoon Gowns, over satin foundation, metallic ribbon trimming. $69.50 to $92.50 Gowns, $39.65 20 Afternoon and Dinner Gowns in chif- moroccan crepe, kitten's ear crepe, satin de chine and silk lace; beaded, hand-embroidered lace collar and wide gir- dies; navy, bi 2 $125 in rose and turquoise, $49.75. 2 $55.00 Navy Silk Gowns, lace combined with satin, $38.65. $268.00 Black Chiffon Velvet Dinner Gown, ruffled skirt, $59.63. Busy at Gloves Busy, busy, busy: 's only natural that many Remnant lots are here. $1.00 to $2.25 Gloves, 45¢ Broken lots of Chamoisette and Leather- ette Gloves in 2-clasp style. This price should close them out in a hurry. $3.00 and $3.75 Gloves, $1.39 12-button-length and Strap-wrist Leather- ette Gloves in brown, gray, white and beaver. Wonderful ny:pr)nunity. $4.00 and $4.50 Kid Gloves, $1.85 Remnant lots of 1 and 2 Clasp Fine French Kid and Pique Gloves, in tan, black, champagne, pearl and white. L quite | Misses’ Remnants Practically giving them away. Cloth Dresses 2—$18.50 Navy Serge Dresses, sizes 16 and 20, at $10.00. 1—$39.50 Navy Blue Tricotine Dress, size 16, at $15.00. 1—$49.50 Navy Blue Tricotine Dress, beaded. size 16, at $15.00. 4—3$35.00 Brown Velour Dresses, with tan collar and cuffs; sizes 16 and 18, at $19.50. 5—$35.00 Tricotine Dresses, in navy blue; sizes 16 and 18, at $3L.50. Velvet Dresses 2—$59.50 Brown Velveteen Dresses, sizes 14 and 16, at $1850. 2—3$33.50 Velveteen Dresses, in black and brown: sizes 16 and 18, at $18.50. 1—$63.50 Green Velveteen Dress; 16; at $25.00. 3—$65.00 Silk Velvet Dresses, in black and navy; sizes 16 and 18, at $20.50. Coat Remnants 4—$34.50 Irenella Cloth Coats, navy mixture, large shawl collar; sizes 13, 15, 17 and 19, at $13.50. 50 Polo Coats, in tan; sizes 13 and 15, at $15.00. 8—$45.00 Wooltex Coats, polo and pebble cheviot, tailored collar. In brown, navy and green mixtures; sizes 13 and 15, at $19.50. 1—$45.00 Sport Coat, with Australian opossum collar; tan; size 16, at $22.50. 1—$65.00 Velour Coat, in navy blue; large shawl collar of raccoon fur; size 18, e Handkerchiefs A few Remnants for quick selling! 25c¢ Handkerchiefs, 10c ‘Women's and Men's Plain and Novelty Handkerchiefs, also a few Women's Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs—some are mussed or soiled. Come early. 50c and 65c Handkerchiefs, 35¢ Each, or 3 for $1.00 Women's and Men's Pure Linen 'Ker- chiefs, with initials; also some with em- broidered corners. A few imported noveity cotton handkerchiefs for men in the lot. 75c ’Kerchiefs at 50c For men and women; pure linen, with hand-embrojdered corners or initial. Ex- cellent quality linen. size Clearing Up Blouses 0dds and ends tomorrow, but not old styles—blouses are selling fast for styles to become old these days! $2.50 to $3.95 Blouses, $1.00 | Various odd lots of Voile and Batiste Blouses, in neat stripes or all white, tailored and lace-trimmed styles. $5.90 to $7.95 Blouses, $3.50 Remnants—get here early for the best. Crepe de Chine, Georgette Radium and Tricolette Blouses. Crepe de Chines are strictly tailored, high or low necks, some finished with narrow plaitings, others plain. Georgette and others are prettily trimmed, some with chntrasting color. $8.95 to $12.50 Blouses, $5.50 Here's an extraordinary lot—Georgette, Satin_or Crepe de Chine Overblouse, or tuck-in styles, in bright colors and suit shades; also flesh and white. Beaded and embroidered styles, also some with trim- ming of contrasting colors. Underwear $1.00 Silk Camisoles, 45c They are mussed, but a hot iron will make them look like new—maie of satin, with lace trimming and ribbon straps. $2.00 Underwear at 95c | Gowns and Envelope Chemise in voile and nainsook; tailored and_lace-trimmed styles in flesh and white. See them—you will surely buy. $1.00 Underwear, 65c Muslin Envelope Chemise, Gowns and Petticoats, pretty lace and embroidery trimmed styles; slightly mussed. Don't delay—come early. $3.00 Silk Camisoles, $1.25 Tailored models of crepe de chine, ribbon strap; in flesh shade. Womlerful value. $5.00 Silk Underwear, $3.25 Crepe de Chine and Satin Gowns in tailored and lace-trimmed styles—slightly mussed. $18.00 Silk Negliges—Not Many— at $10.85 Satin and Taffeta Breakfast Coats, trim- med with ruching: also Crepe de Chine Negliges in rose, pink, light blue, maize, lavender and Belgium blue. Here's an opportunity to save generously on a new neglige. Sale Tomorrow Morning on Our Third Floor Our Shoe Department is so small that it is completely inundated Fridays by our great accumulation of shoe remnants, so tomorrow we are going to try the experiment of holding our remnant sale in the unfinished portion of our third floor. Here you will find primitive selling conditoins, but with good shoes at as low prices as named below. We feel sure that everything else will be excused. At any rate, you will have more room—and stock can be arranged for greater convenience in selection. Sizes on all remnant lots are given below: $12.50 Boots, $2.95 They 22 pairs of Women’s Gray Kid Lace Boots, ur size is hand-turned soles and French heels, S e Wonderful valuns.* 2, 2%, 3, zes—AA, 5, 5%, 6, 634, 7; A, 4%, 5, 5%, T; %, 3. 3%, | B, 4%, 5%, 612 C, 63%; D, 3%. A $12.50 Oxfords, $3.95 Very dressy. Ll $12.00 Boots, $4.95 42 pairs of Women's Black Lace Boots, welt soles and leather $12.50 Boots, $4.95 29 pairs s heels. Medium short 13 pairs turned soles and French heels. Fur Remnants About Your Last Chance to Buy Winter Furs—Those That Are Left Go for Nearly Nothing 5 $22 Bay Seal Muffs, in rcund ball shape. At $0. 12 $65 to $96 Alaska Fox Scarfs, in brown and taupe. At 2 §165 Alaska Woif Sets, large brown scarf and muff, $75. $210 Civet Cat Coat, 38-inch length, $05. s;?s Bay Seal, 36-inch length; all seal, 1! $675 Hudson Seal Coats, large beaver collar and cuffs, $335, How About Hosiery? All Kinds of Stockings Among the Remnants Tomorrow 50c and 65¢ Stockings, 29¢ Quantity limited—lisle and ootton stockings with seamed back; in white and dark brown.! You'll have to come at store opening. _ . $1.50 Silk Lisle Stockings, 85c Full-fashioned stockings in regular and out sizes; well reinforced garter tops, heels and toea. In black, dark brown and white. $2.50 and $2.75 Silk Stockings, 95¢ Just five dozen pairs—full fashioned. with lisle garter tops; odd sizes and colors. Choloe of sky, silver, white, purple and green. > $2.50 and $3.00 Silk Stockings, $1.95 Women will buy a good supply of these stockings at $1.95 pair. Full fashioned, some with all-silk garter tops. others with mercerized tops; reinforced at heels and toe. In black, white, cordovan, African brown, navy, Russian ealf, purple and canary. $1.00 Neckwear, 50c Various odd lots regrouped and marked to go remnant day. Included are hem- stitched organdy sets, embroidered or- gandy ocollars, trimmed with lace; ecru venice lace collars in five different styles. An unusual lot, don’t overlook it. $2.00 Filet Lace Collars, $1.39 Just a few remain—remnant day should close them out. Genuine filet, 20 inches long, in ecru only. Select from four dif- ferent styles. $12.50 Tie;, $5.95 of Women's Black Theo Ties, hand- Very smart look- 77‘/:: A, 4%, 5, 6; B, 3, "$12.50 Ties, $5.95 of Women's Black Theo Ties, with RIZIK OFFERINGS IN SUPERB pairs of Women's Black Kid Lace ‘This is Baby French heels and hand-turned soles. Sizes—AA, 5, 5%, 6; A, 4%; B, 4, 4%; C, 2%, $12.50 Boots, $5.95 Women’s $8.00 to $12.00 i Boots, $1.95 Pair 54 pairs of Women's Boots, in a variety of 20 pairs of Women's Brown Calf Oxfords, welt soles, low Cuban heels. They are wonderful value. 8, 8%:; B, 3, 3%, 4, 8, 8%; C, , 3%, 6. French heels. hand-turned soles. cially goud lot. Sizes—AA, 4, 4%. 5. 51 7,8 B, 5, 5%, 6, 6%, 7. 8; hand-turned soles and French heels. Dressy. short vamps. Very serviceable, s AA, 4,5, A, 4%; B, T%; C, Sizes—A, 33, 4, 4%, 6, 5%, 6 6l%: B, 2%, 8, 3%, 4, 413, 5, 5%, 612 C, 3%, 4, 43, 6% $12.50 Boots, $2.95 ::Ll’or!d.‘“:ivery pair in the lot a shoe bargain ex- 3 T AI LLE R pallEanAAN & Bus AN 4 4 6 D A3 $12.50 Oxfords, $3.95 $12.00 Pumps, $5.95 qull R4 tops. welt holes ‘and lesiher Cuban neels iy U ki, $9 00 Boots, $2.95 rora TGS Bk CHICBom 0% | o3 "RCE Yol Tnd rencn heels and HSe S0 | 5 SIS AANGLETE T G055 A% 5 0 able an 001 ooking. 5 - ok v pd - e S l l ITS 123 pairs ot WDmmo'uoBu’ck Kid Tace Boots, | a, svsé'xf%‘*iflkfx’finfl g}"z‘,‘fl: % 5 2" :: gé D,S;‘fi??;i‘: :;ff S B e et $12.50 Ties, 34.95 McKay sewed goles. leather Louis heels. Medium Cl 3, 4,5, 5%, 6%, 7, 1%. 8%; D, 43, 6, 7 11 pairs of Women's Black Kid Ribbon Ties, 3 $12.50 Boots, $5.95 26 pairs of Women’'s Tan Calf Lace Boots, with cloth tops to match. Welt soles and leather Cuban heels. Sizes—AAA, 4% D, 3%, 4, 432, 6 $12.00 Pumps, $5.95 | $12.00 Boots, $2.95 17 pairs of Women's Black Kid Lace Boots, i 1 2 hand-t ed sol ) 7 . ‘ Of fine quality tricotige. : 45 puira ot Women's Patent Leather Button Yediceracd, toles and French hecls; short vamps. | Kizen—AA, 5, B: A, 5 6. S%L B 4.5, 8%, & 17 paire of Wome's Patent Leatner. Topgue D v ots, wi ack clof ops., and-turned soles 8i. l, . 5, . X o ] S R * Y ) 2! Pumps, hand-turned soles, French heels. Vi Exclusive models are the and French heels. Tes AN 4 4%, B BY. 6 6%; A, 4, 4%, 5%, | 5l 6 6%, T3, 6 rensy and & wonderfally good fitting pump. |~ 6; B, 3%, 4. % B, 3, 3%, 4, 6, 6%; C, 3%, 4; D, 2, le. Suit f . Sizes—AAA, b, 5,*' 6, 6%, Tihi AA, oasst Sizes—A, ; rule. Suits of persomality. A RO $12.50 Ties, $4.95 2 Bt e | ™ SiR 0 Pk 58 welt soles and French heels. These are a very de- sirable lot. Sizes—AAA, 6, 5%, 6, 612, T4 7343 A, 4, 4%, 5, B14, 6, 6%, 7; 3.4 434, 5%, 7. 52 pairs of Women's Patent Leather Ribbon Ties, hand-turned sol Sizes—AAA, 5; AA, 4, 4 b, 5%, 6, 6%, 7, 7 C, 3%, 4. 5, 6%, $12.50 Boots, $5.95 10 pairs of Women's Black Kid Lace Boots, with gray suede tops, Cuban heels and welt soles. Blzes—B, 6%, 7; C, 3%, 4. 4% 6, 7, 7%, 8. 14 pairs of Women's Black Kid Tongue Pumps, hand-turned soles and French heels. Fit well. SI:e‘S—“A A, 4, 6%; B, 3%, 4; C, 2%, 4, 4%; and French heels. 5, 5%, 6, 614; A, B, 3%, 4, 413, 5, i D, 4, 4%, 6%. AA, 5, 5%, 6, 63, , 3%, 4%. 5, 6; C, $75 $79.30 $6250 S5 $6950 $85 $95 $120