Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 10

BN A B ENN YO A NN NRNA N RN, L N @ w8 X » 10 AL R .‘O-Q-C-.-.-.-.-.-0-.-.-0-.-.-. = SWALL DEPOSITORS ars welcome in this bank and we are al- ways glad to handle their business because we have had the satisfaction of seeing many small accounts develop into large IR ’g-'—'-c—,-o-c-.-l-.- - s ones. Depositors who carry small checkmg us particularly appreciate the fact that WE MAKE NO. SERVICE accounts with CHARGE. 2% Paid on Checking and 3% onSavings Accounts’ UNION TRUST CO. orF THE DISTRICT OF G)LUMB!A '© I O N © R © BN © BN © H O G0 © HIS0 © N 6 T O g NS i N I | ELECTION MEASURE FALSINHARYLAND House Vote fiéfeats Effort to Cut Polling Days—May Re- consider Action. BALTIMORE, Md., says: Both effort to insure victory today in th house on the fewer elections bill. Th anti-administration forces .won The vote on the bill was 61 for an 141 against, with three members ab- it the administra- {sent. Obviously, ! tion forces could secure these thre: votes—Gessweln of Harrison_of Talbot county and War of Montgomery county. ail democrat fifths nmajority. May Act Within Three. Davs. If the anti-administration forces wish to win they will not only hav to hold the 41 votes cast yesterda: against the bill, buj will have to an- o nex at least one wmore, that is, vided there is a full attendance. the move to reconsider yesterday’ { vote, thereby reopening the struggle, Ikely. Iv\lll be made is regarded as Under tje rules, however, [mu\z can be made within three days. such 1 . Gov. Ritchie is intensely Interesto in the situstion. Murch 30.—An Annapolis dispatch to the 'Ame_rlcnn adininistration ghd anti-ad- |, minfstration forces are bending every the battle yesterday in the House when the measure failed of final passage because it did not secure the neces- sary three-fifths vote of 64. Baltimore _city, —it would have the requisite three- The governor Is “Fi i;luiug Parson® Sees Too Much Publicity in By the Ameclated Press. ' , HOQUIAM, Wash., March 30, —Rev. J. W. Roafd of the 'ht him in a boxing comtest before the mational convemtion of the Ameriean Legion mext fall, sald he was not ready to aceept the enge ,before so - large a t eard, {he “fighting parson of the ‘Division,” ‘said, 4| v Club Saturday. ‘/the third and last of thrée m: resplt publicity. P y. 1 will have to think it ever/ 3 Bout.Before Legion all d s e Y 1216 F St. N.W. a ] $5 Sailors—Two-tone and solid colors— cushion brims, $3.50 ARCH 30, .1922. LAST BOYS' MOVIES Third Performance at Bduoa jx ;% picture. performances. arranged !or the benefit of the Boys' Club, 230 C street northwest, will bs given Sat- urday morning at 11 o'clock at-the Shubert-Belasco Theater. All the famillar scenes of this well known story, especially the ball and the supper at the ball, are ‘or‘eon!ly portrayed.” .Helen Hamilto ranged the picture, which the KD' proval of educators in many -parts of the .country as a film desirable for every child to sée, The famous child actors of the- Wholesome Film Corporation constitute the cast.- Preceding the picture, several boys from the -club” will give an athletic oxhibition. “Cinderella and. the' Magio S1ip] I These Friday lots embrace last winter coats are bere for selling tomorrow! PARIS, March 30.—The ministry of Uberated regions has granted 5.500.- 090 francs to the city of Verdun with Which to start reconstruction of the town, battered by the German guns 'during the war. —_— According to reports, attendance at auto shows throughout the country is ahead of that of the same shows last year. PRINGTIME IS PAINT-UP TIME —and- Ferguson is ready for an Painting Jobs, « = FERGUSON e 1114 8¢tk 5¢. N.W. Pk N. PAINTING DEPARTMENT a L DX % . For Your Waiting R | T~ public waiting rooms and business places where chairs are used, most and must .stand hard abuse, Minnix STEEL UTILITY CHAIRS have been found to mect every requirement for endurance and attractiveness. They withstand the most severe usage becausc of their hardy steel construction, And for the same reason they keep their distinctive appearance indefinitely. That is why these chairs prove the most economical for evzry office or store that calis for fong and strenuous service. LB w AN NN AR AN OFFICE FURNITURE. " —found where business :ucceeds. 712 13th St. NW. Main 1086 WoxNaN 150 Néw Sport Tweed Suits For Friday d $19.95, $25.00 & $29.50 Canton, taffetd, krepe knit and crepe de chine; all cluding blacks and navy. Values to $37.50........ \\'ond:riu] Showing of Fur Chokers...... Lot No. 1 Sold for $5, $6 and $8. Friday. $1.98 100 Sport Slip-On. Sweaters .Any color and Size: Regular price, $3.50. The Suit Store of Washington Friday a Day of Extra Values Custom-Tailored . Sold for $8, $10 and $12. Friday | passed. this sesslon of the assembly. vert. the “dry” men in the house. who, by a bare majority, Provisk The origina stitution of the United States, be every two years. presidential year, every other congressional form pledges, most concern and worry. Harding_ has building. President: tate.” Capt. Charles E. Richardson, terday, says a quoting the newspaper Tribuna. Navy Suits - $35, $45, $49.50 Values $10 to $25 More 100 Smart Coats, Capes and Wraps All the new cloths and models.. Friday, $25 and 535 50 Herringbone Tweed Sport Coats Three-quarter length. Tan, Gray and others’..... $15 95 60 Beautiful Silk Dresses the new colors; in- : Extra Specials— - - -...$8.95, $10 and $15 New Silk Scarfs, size 18x64 in.—for style and comfort. 15 beautiful colors. Friday..$3.95 <tw]lsh Sports Hats and Genuine Gage Sailors. Extra special, Friday only.,........$5.00 200 Beautiful Cuban Handmade and Tailored Blouses, also Sport styles. ..$1.98, $2.98, $3.98 * These for Friday Only—None Reserved ' . » Two wonderful bargains in Georgette and Silk Blouses.- Broken lines, but all sizes. Taken from regular stock. All the light and dark golors and black. Lot No, 2 keenly desirous of seeing the measure For one thing it is designed to fulfijl a platform pledge of the democratic party. For another thing, || fallure of the bill to pass would mar the record of achievement which the administration has been making at | On the roll call but two republicans voted for the bill—Murphy of Dor- chester county and Latimer of Cal- Of the ten democrats who voted against it, all are numbered among There | were three absentees, all democrats, i the vote is reconsidered and they vote for it, can yet pass the bill of Origingl Bill. emocratic fewer elec- { | tions bill proposed to do away with the off-year elections, at which only state and county officials and mem- bers of the legialature are clected. and to hold all elections In the congres- sional years, which, under the Con- must The plan, however, was dxnpnrbvcd, f by the democratic leaders, who "‘"dl 3 to hold state ‘elections during the which would be election. The new plan of holding state elec- tions only once every four years, or the congressional years when there was no President fo be elected, was evolved as the only way out of the dilemma. Of all the democratic plat- fewer elections has, perhaps, given the party leaders the H PRESIDENT GIVES PICTURE. NEW YORK, March 30.—President presented the senior class of the Columbia School Journalism with a large autographed photograph of himself to hang in the senior city room of the Journalism The following inscription appears in the handwriting of the “With greetings and good wishes to the students of Columbia School of Journalism from one who has dwelt happily in the fourth es- TRANSFERRED TO GEORGIA. quar- termaster Corps, in the office of the quartermaster general, War Depart- LONDON, March 30.—King Albert of Belgium, who is visiting Rome, tnjured his right arm in a fall in his room ves- Central News dispatch, $19.95 $2 98 FRIDAY DRESSES In our Women's Dress Shops, second floor. but only small lots. $15.00 Jersey Dresses, $4.75 - with long sieeves. Chenille embroldery trimm 16.50 Tw: Dresses, $9.75 biue, in stralght-line styles. Revere collars and parrow belts. £3056 Silk. Drosaon S5 $26.50 Silk Dresses, $13.75 braid trimming. _ New . $35.00 Silkc Dresses, $18.50 ered in rose and $5500 Cloth Dresses, $17.75 3—Embroidersd Dreascs, of nary blue twill cord, with wide sashes—Second Fioor. $21.75 and $25.00 Sport Dresses, $16.75 15—New Sport Dresses—slip-over stsle, with chenllle apd novelty jersey-knit silks.’ includin rose, jade, copenhagen blue, tan, henna, goid and orehid. $30.00 and $35.00 Silk Dresses, 7 $23.75 beaded, han beaver. cornflower, moliawk. gray, brows, navy and black. $50.00 to $65.00 Dresses, $34.75 group Friday. Very beaut! self-color beads or with braid or black. of z Women’s Suits Friday any of thcmv5=coud Floor. 16.50 Jersey Suits, $8.75 of tan, gray, ruat, lknnl, rose and Tuxedo urm stsle. weed Sulb, $14.75 10—Pepper-and-salt nd Brown snd White Tweed Buits. $22.50 Jersey Suits, $14.75 15—Woaltex *'Sportspun” Jersey Euits, made with beited box and revere collars. ~ brown in this Friday clearin; Blouses—Important! Because we are so badly in need of room i morrow. $2.95 Tailored Blouses, $1.95 Fine Dimity, Voile and Batiste Blouses, all white and $5.00 Cotton Blouses, In this lot are Hand-made and Machine-made Blouses. dimity and colored stripe. !Wfl shirts. Only one or two of and size, lnd not & very big 50 to $lOOOS|lk Blouses, $5.00 mple Lot—All vers fine Blou A lu de chine. Bult and sport s nm. 't mins seeing the To Clear Out 0Odd Gloves ing colors, tomorrow? $5.00 Long Gloves, $3.85 Pair Sizes 53 to $3 00 Kid Gloves, 95¢c Pair Black ani White French Kid Gloves, iled ndling. Small sizes only—5'45 to 614, mn '$2.00 and $2.25 pongPe. Gloves From France $1.25 Pair Imported to Sell for $2.00 From the glove center of the world, made 3s the Freoch v {0 make gloves, and the St importation from France w Gloyes. 12-button length. et llblrdln ready for sale Friday! Silk Envelope Chemise, $1.! 95 fiesh color crepe de chine, with val and Slet lice Radium Silk Step-Ins, $2.95 color, with val lace trimmihg. $5.00 Silk Gowns, $3.95 Crepe de Chine Gowns, with es of val lace medallions roldered georgette or lflh ‘color llld orchid. $3.00 Silk Camisoles, $1.65 ia5esi 8% 46300 Glove Silk Vests, $2.45 Flesh mlor glore il of euperior quality, to fall 28-inch with henl!nchozl. top and self-stra Glove Silic Vests, $1.95 dna self-straps. $4.00 Glove Silk Bloomers, $2.45 relnlnxcunenh cotm Un das $1.50 Underwear, 65c Bateen Meel Fith_tucked ut Conh. 84.35 . tong stekvés and muu B lHIIk Breakfast re $8.50, to be or Siralent Tine: model: With Fuching edge, Hiay ve ae el solled, bee uoE badia 2% Silk Petticoats. Start- ing at $475 each, there are many wonderful chances— 10—Wool Jersey Brown and Navy Blue Sport Dresses, siipover atyle, 7—High-grade Tweed Sport Dresses, In tan, rose jade and copenbagen 3—Krepe Kpit Sport Dreasex. in henna, gold and navy. Spring styles. 4—Black Canton Crene Dmml, with georgette crepe sleeves and cire 10_Biack Canton Crene Dresses, with new shoulder yokes and embroid- ribbon looped panels—in black coecks— 30—Most Attractive Bilk Dresses—street and afternoon styles, of canton crepe, ctepe faille, krepe knit and crepe satin—elaborately broldered and tailored styles, and all good colors— 20—Handwme Btreet. Afternoon and Dinner, Gownk, in a reduced ulette, fallle and. rosbasara_silks. .x.,..x.n.l" beaded with crystal and flesh. copenhagen blue; beige, orchid, cornflower, gray, navy and The Always-ready Wool lemy Sport Bulte, in heather mixtures | Relted box Jackets, which are silk-lined, and full skirts with patch pockets. Jackets Your .-hmce of copenbagen blue, olive green and ment. has been transferred to Fort Benning. Ga., for du 32.50 Trlenh.ne Suits, $22.75 z A dosen sults of splendid navy tnr‘xm;llnn;,"mld; ol;d(hz!nzrg‘\;r i 1 box style, with uarrow 8. raight-line s of pring KING ALBERT INJURES ARM. Gesign. "Just thess few at this low price. n our- blouse department we are making prices extra low to- colors. Peter Pan, tuzedo and roil collars. Odds and ends of spring styles. Voile, a style rgette crepe and crepe tyles, Georgette /crepes trimmed with real flet laces. Crepe de chine models beaded and embroidered in contrast- Before the Easter rush, this remarkable sale of odds and ends Bightautton White Glaco Gloves—pique sewn: Paris point backs. mussed and Leatherette, 85c Pair Twoclawp aod strap-wrist Leatherstts Gloves; white, gray ana l.on. s-lk_. .'Ed cn.mou.m., 65c Pair White, silver, naturelle and colfec—all Bue summer sbades. UNDERWEAR, SALES—NEW Underprice_purchase of New Silk Underwear— 10 doven Silk Envelope Chemise, in orchid, light blue. peach and edgings and medal- Fmn, or yoken with fucks or hemstitching, A -salo foF early comers. New Step-ins for summer wear, in light blve. orchid and flesh or em- yok tallored models, hemstitébed. Black, lizht blue, Grepe de Ghine and Satin Camisoles, designed with val and flet length, Flesh Color Glove Silk Vests; in regular length, with tailored top Heavy Quality Glove Silk Bloomers, with ehirred koees and fuls nants of Muslin Go'nl somewbat mussed—and Brtra Sise k, Light Blue nrnld White Pajamas, in batiste and popu- with .00 Purple All- Jersey Petticoats, with pleated fiounces. 1935700 Biralpht-iine BAfin Petticosis, & “hem. in - black. taupe, . betos.} long, {or most & 'so wea to, t them down. -$1.95.; $22.50 Sport Coats, $16,50 20—Tan Herringbone Tweed Sport Coats, with full backs. with ‘belts and large patcb pockets. There is every size in this under-price group. Top Coats, $26.50 8,22 extra special value group! 50 new Coats. in herring. bone, camtel hair, English {weed: horisepuns, plamd costiags, Polos a4 p_coat oxtord. Tcopenhages.” biue, ar3 Dl Tl and pleated Dacke. Manaiak Swagrer Sirier, ‘Biralehiime sud peltes modern’ Very extra values! New Capes, $29.50 immed ~Tricotine Capes. Grepe and radium silk lined. Panal zmn wing sleeves. Smartest of capes at a very popular pricel New Wrap Coats, $39.50 Annther very extra value of fine, soft cordalure and pandora cloths. Just the right shades—mist, rust, cobweb. sorrento. fan. navy blue and black. These wraps are beautifully made. backs, wide flowing eleeves and roll collars. ~All silk lined. ‘4 Winter Coats Friday! reen Heather Mixed Sport Coat. Straight-lime style. Size 40, ck Erminie Blouse-back Coat. $13.50, 3 Bitiia Gomh Cous Bineks Sras . %15 Black Stralght-line Coat, of erminie cloth. Bize 38. $29.50. Another Half-Price Sale of Furs! Capes. Stoles and Scarfs in tomorrow’s big event. Furs for Spring wear—and only half to pay. 54500 Fox Scarfs, $22.50 Fine qualities and sizes. both silk-lined and block collars. ' Cholce of tan, brown. tape, black, pearl asd pojeers = Ter Another Sale of Mohair Slip-Over Sweaters $2.95 $3.05 Sweaters, ‘of fine quality mobair. . Drop-stitch effect, bufr.“jade, tangerine. black and pavy blue. Eizes foom 36 to 43 V- meck style, with cross-over belt, fastening with button. WEAR THE EVEAWAY: A DIFFERENT WY EVERY 10/ $1.00—$1.95—$2.95 In the mew spring shades. Bee this neckwear noveity here. Silk Scarfs, $2.95 New arritals—Fiber Silk Scarfs. Besutiful colorings. and $8.50. e Silk and wool tweed mixtures. vith tucked panel | “AID GRANTED VERDUN. | F rlday for Special Sellmg Of Delightful New Spring Goods This Makes the Day Even More of Interest Than Usual CLEARING OF COATS coats for all seasons; even four of Originally Friday | Gl i R 2 Large Jap Mink Capes. .. .... $225.00 $11250 | band-embrotdery. Colors are 1 Large Jap Mink Cape ..S105.00 $97.50 1 Mole Stole. SR sl .Sl'.’_‘,no $62.50 1 Mole Stole. ..... 88950 $44.75 1 Skunk Stole ...818500 $92.50 Quite a remnant range, but no great number of : ::t Cape E'nggg :g;ig Cape. . .$235. Zemo the Clean, Antisepti Liquid, Gives Prompt Relicf | There is one safe, dependabb | treatment that relieves itching tor !ture and that cleanses and soothe | the skin. | Ask any druggist for a 35c or $ i bottlc of Zemo and apply it as di |rected. Soon you will find that irri tations, Pimples, Blackheads, Ecze , ma, Blotches, Ringworm and simila | skin troubles will disappear. | - Zemo, the penetrating, satisfyin; liquid, is all that is needed, for i banishes most skin eruvlhns. make lhe lkln soft, smooth and healthy. ‘1 Stop Itching Skin leIGFSLNW ’1 The Parkway—a new felt— tweed colorings, $2.75 | pocket. brown. SALES FOR MISSES Third Floor. 25 Sport Capes 15 Tweed Suits. . Two small Friday groups that will nct last very long._ Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Full Flare, Straight-lise Capes, in berringbone tweods. homespuns and a few plaids, in the best tan. gray, light blue and brown shades. Suits in box coat effects, Wwith and without belts, and made of bigh- grade bomespuns and tweeds, in Denmark blue, Freoch blue, orchid iz Mlsses Suit Remnants 10_$15.75 Suits of all.-wool fertes. Tan, light blue. green and brown. Populsr tusedo style. Sincs 11 to 18 vears. Choice. $5.00. 15—575.00 Navy Blue Tricotine Suits—box coat and straight-live modcis. Embruldary #nd braid trimmed. Choice, $25.00. $16.50 : Misses’ Remnants—Dresses Third Floor. 8—-215.75 hwpxne Wool Jerses Dre &fx"" 14. 16, in bens, pavy, and tan. Sizes 16 and 18. Sizes 16 and 13. Chojce, $5.00. 5 Blue Polrel Twill Frocks. For school s weaded and ewbroidered—savy and Choice. . Copt Dresses. % nfllml! price. White Georgette Dress. Size 16. Canton Crepe aud Ta Sizes 16 #ud 18 years. Cioice, $25.00. $10. Bi Dresactouaxy bloe aad Black. Choice. $18. Size 18 yeers. Bresing Chiffn Dress. Wise 1 ening Dress. Size 16 years. 2 $m70 Silk Velvet Evening Dresses—iangerine aud black, and 18 525, 1-565.00 Tlack satio Drose, Size 16 sears. $25.00, Week-End Sale $10.00 Prunella Cloth Skirts : $6.50 Here they are azmin in those fine prun Ioths—women's and misses’ lengths—24 to S1 waist measmre—ali-around. box-plaited modei— and all the most desirable colorings—yuavy snd tsn. brown and tan black and white: aleo navy and brown. each with two-tone stripes. 50 Ekirts in all for 2 stirriug Friday sa $5.90 to $7.50 Skirts, $3.95 About 30 Skirts, box-plaited and plain. taiiored in homespuns, of zavy and red, brown and tan and brown and g Also a fow twoeds. A fnal close-out, Leather Bags, $2.50 A ot of $3.30 Bags and ‘Purses, in pure seal and cal 100 ith purse o7 ineide” frame—icather o wilk cord hwndics new a ack. gras. tan. brown and red—als, Sik D i ascor meat. none less than $3.50 regdiariy, >0 SUk Dags fu this assort $6.00 to $10.00 Bags, $5.00 Silk aud Leather Bags and Parses—some with the “hidden-awas™ Black, brown aud leathers. Silk Bags in black, tavy and Also 2 few Beaded Bags to close at $5.00. d $10 Umbrellas in a Sale Friday at $6.95 Fine. wide-tape silks, in blue, green, porple, ted, m brown—some hiave ail-amber handien with ringe: Gthers of Rakelie. in white or colors to b the siks. or applewood, with bakelite trimping and leather straps—large ferrules and tips to mateh. STOCKINGS—REMNANTS Some good “pickings” $3.00 Sport Stockings, $2.50 Pair tomorrow Hand-clocked Sport Stokings, of silk and wool, in 1 5 ight spring shades, including green. orchid apd gray, wit Bive With Bive Glok. = Not evere sive. o "D White clox. camel and $2.00 to $3.75 Stockings, $1.50 Thread and Glove Silk Stockings—plain. openwork and vertical siripe Datierns—black, while, Koid, Cordovan asd ruscr, but moi sl $3.00 Silk Stockings, $2.65 Full-fashioped—some Pointex Hi russet, Lrgashioned -some Pointex Heel Silk Stockings—in gold. eilk, $1.50 Lisle Stockings, 95c Pair Full-fasiioned Mercerized Lisle Stockings. Sires 81, 9. and cordovan only. e black NOT MUCH ASKED TOMORROW FOR GOOD PUMPS AND OXFORDS —but you may have difficulty in being fitted. Patent Leather—$6.75 Pnir Regular $10.00 Pump: ~ 34 pairs Patent Leather French Hcel Pumps, hand- turned soles. Very dressy and just right for any who do no;‘ll:kg straps. Straps i:rmshcd 50c extrl. ek TR s Patent Leather—$6.75 Pau' $10.00 Low Baby F Frcnch Hecl Pumps 38 pairs. Snes AMA-S, 8% 6, T, T4, 8B, 7 el = Regular $12.00 Pumps 17 pairs of Women's Gray Suede One -strap, French hHeell Pumps. An ideal Spring-model if you like French ieels. N Sizes: AAA—s A—3%, 4, 4%, AA—4, 4%, 5, C—4%, 5, 7. Kid—$6.75 Pair Regular $12.00. Pumps 21 pairs of Women’s Dark Brown ‘Strap French }'{:e! Pumps, with hand-turned soles. Very beautiful ast. Sires: AA—S. 5%, & 8 5%, 6,61 n—i l‘zfi. 5. Kld—“JS Pair Regular $12.00 Bumps 8 pairs. of Women’s Dark Brown Kid Two-strap French. Heel Pumps, with hand-mrned soles. Not many sizes. Blzes: AA—43, 5%, T: A—d; C—4; D—8K. Kid—$3.85 Pair - Regular $10.00 Pumps 29 pairs of Women’s Pearl Gray Kid Two-strap Pumps, with Jow baby French heels and welt soles. guu thmk Sl.tl pnir. Ry B 6 0%, T i o A AT | 3% %l losed out at $4.85. hise Sige; pockets Calf—$3.85 Pair i $10.00 Pumps 5 28 pairs of Women’s Dark Brown Calf Pumps, thh low Cuban heels, welt soles. Very serviceablé. very B e e s A Rl B Rt It’s worth while, however, to look for your size. Calf—$3.85 Pair Regular $10.00 Pumps 14 pairs of Women’s Tongue Pumps; tan cali vamp l:“dl sand suede combination, with low baby French eels. Sizes: A—3%, 6. 61 Regular $10.00 Pumps 14 pairs of Women's Two-strap French Pumps; tan calf Pl sand suede combination Sizes: A—3. 3%, 6, 6% B3, 5. 5L, 6, 615, Kid—$2.35 P. air 4 Oxfords Made to Sell for $10.00 47 pairs of Women's Black Kid French Heel Ox- fords and Tongue Pumps, with hand-turned soles. shoe lnke this for 5235 pair ls Sizes: A A T B4, 5. Regular $10.00 Pump: 43 pairs of Women’s Black Sahn Onc -strap French Heel Pumps; medmm lcngth F\erv one wfll want these. Sizes: AA—1 . 5, 6. e e el 5%, 3 . 4%, Oxfordl—$2 35 Pair Regular $10.00 Pumps From a special purchase. 55 pairs Dark Brown Ox- fords, with welt soles and rubbcr heels attached. Sizes: C—3, 3%, 5%, 6%. 7. 8; D3, 3, 4, 415, 5%, T. —36-75 Pair $10.00 Re.-hr 53 pairs of Black French Heel Pumps, with hand- turned soles. Straps furnished, 50c extra Sizes: AAA—1g, G, 5%, wm B2, 3. 8%, 4, 4%, 5, 6, AA—4%, 5, B4, 6, 6%, T, 8. A—4, 4%, 5. 6, xbo SNk ve Model With_the low baby French heels, 47 paxr;. Sizes; AAA—3, 5%, ‘é’ - 8182y, 5 %, 8 3,9 M, 5, iy 9| 2 _'r;. ss, 4. R A=3%.'5, 5%, 6, , 5, * Patent Leather-—‘fi. Pur Regular. $12.00 Pumps 13 pairs of Women'’s Patent Leather and Gray Suede Combination Frcnch Heel Strap Pumps 2 Sizes: AAA—3%, 6, 5. AA—43y.5, oo This is a heauulul last.