Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 11

MAY 23, 1922 THE EVENING STAR, this culture has remained within that|are mastered, he asserted, the trade [day. The new members are: Rigi WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, y il ¢ Sy country simply because K and social relations with the United [ National Bank, Dally News, Ameri- SURVEY To BEV 'ADE' G aks. TEAMSTER IS KILLED- been translated from the Ru States will be greatly augmented. Security and Trust Com| E e BT e ousins _will Soliihe Field, Anacostis: D 6 r Ra apt. nlan- | States will b 1y & o | gom Security ‘an st Cohpmap L Hickey at Fort 8ill, Ofa., and Lieut. age. This tement was made by e minister's’ subject was *“ o strict jational an eward's 'our hm @ Gra When B EBedrich Stepanck, the Czechow | nomical and ¥inancial Reconstruction | Business College and Van Strum, copm b =X 3 Okties Pinned Unier Granite Block Btudying Communication. Horses Bolt. bile, where it was found he was suf- fering from a perforated lung. He died soon after. —_— CRAFTSMEN TO MEET. WEALTH OF LITERATURE IN RUSSIA UNTRANSLATED Dr. Stepanek, Czechoslovakian Min- ister, Urges Foreign Service Class to Study Tongue. —_— in an address before the docu- L The board of trustess, who have Three officers of the Army Dental|street northeast, died at Casualty |House Craftsmen will hold its annual ast night. ments to further increase the mei Haven, Conn., have been ordered to stone when the two-horse team hnlwm be elocts Koonts at Dayton, Ohlo. vakian minister to the United |in Czechoslovaki Beott & Co. - [ e r;ume u\ "‘m‘l m‘g l_rnrue- s'x ADDED T0 ROLLS conlt!lluled lhe&nled;filn mlombcrlhlp Maj. Ralph P. Cou t. Law- THREE OFFICERS RELIEVED. John Kelley, fifty-eight, of 614 12th, The Washington Club of Printing town niversity School of oreign = committee, made a loni Arrangs e b il Corps have been relieved from further | Hospital yesterday, an hour after he | meeting at & o'clock tonight at the New . zed that knowledge bership list. 2% %he Buame)d Sctentife. Sehool, New duty at Walter Reed General Hosphal| ¥28 thrown beneath a wagon 1oad of | Epbitr. Officers for the ensuing year be gained of the Rtussian tongue for|Better Business Bureau Member- n; visit_thig city, Arlingion, Va. ind assigned to other stations as fol-|was driving beca.ne frightened and s ia today v | the trade of the United Ans annual conve There is in Russia today a wealth | (he, POSTOMAD e ship Being Increased. ASSIGNED TO BATTLESHIP. |napolis gnd Baltimore, Md.; Trenton |lows: Capt. Melville A Sanderbon, to|bolted at the Lincoln memorial. Association of Printing House Crafis- o« ”(;*;“'“h"" Ereater ”‘l“" Ay """"rmu;-d- a knowledge of Ru: Six new members were added to| Commander Willlam D. Puleston of |2nd ’,’:o';‘{: N J. g {::"l'm“rk the West Point Military Academy;| The wagon careened and turned | men, tobe held in Boston in September duce v the nations of Europe inthe|go far toward m; ering e purpose of ol Ing a tle when the horses plunged for-|will be chosen. Louis M. Augustine nineteenth century, a as art,and | Slavonic tongues, such as the rolls of the eBtter Dusiness Bu- | the naval hydrographic ofice, this clty, | more practical understanding In the | C*Pt Henry A. Winslow. to Fort Slo- i:‘:rra. and Kelly was pinned beneath | ar Baltimore, secretary of the Itternas technical unknown sciences that are virtual | Czechoslovakian, = Jugoslavi to the outside world, and Bulgarian, and when th I TT T T T EOEONEONRONED =00y £/ =MD Vi ’ each of nature’s < Clearing! These events have come to be a very big feature in retail trading in this town beginning tomorrow, proportions, and, janguage reau at a meeting of the board of | has been assigned to the battleship trustees of the organization - yester-" W. manufacturing processes and new de- | cum, N. Y., and Capt. John 8. Ross, to velopments in communication.” Maj. the Soldiers’ Home, this city. THE EVERY THREE MONTHS’ EVENT ‘ Qumrterly Differing m)m (»thcr stores, we put our house in arder every three months instead of twice each year. sasons we dispose of all merchandise bought for the previous season’s selling in a Great Quarterly Stock ock Cle mmg With the growth of our store they have expanded into big omor merchandise aggregating nearly one hundred thousand dollars at the original retail prices will he offered for sale in the Stock Clearing at just about half that figure, some individual items being less, others somewhat more than that reduction. These goods were bought for spring selling, and as now we are at the threshold of the summer season, they are to be swept away in the onrush of the Quarterly Clearing. Some splendid purchases, notably offered in this event. are possible. a ! in gloves, umbrellas and bathing suit It is store-wide, and takes in goods you can use all summer long as.well as in the fall. from manufacturers who, like us, aré cleaning house, will also be Only the briefest descriptions a heavy block of granite. rushed to the hospital in an automo- He was | tional association, will be the ki tonight. FURS Fiye Fur Coats at Half Price! Also a Few Capes and Stoles! ‘Free Storage Until November 11th! 1 $700 Natural 1 $195.00 Bay Seal Cape, 45- Wrap, $350.00. mch $97.50. 1 $58500 Black Caracul 0C Jap Mink Cape, Coat, $29250. 1 $585.00 Squirrel S Leopard Coat, 1 $19500 Jap Mink Cape, sport model, $292.50. $97.5¢. 1 $385 Hudson Seal Coat, 1 £165.00 Kolinsky £182.50. $82.50. 1 $89.50 Mole Stole, $44.75. 1 §125.00 Mole Stole, $62.50. Stole. ]f;* Nearly $35,000 Worth of Extra-Size Dresses, Suits Pattern Hats Note--For MiSSCS‘ }!‘ women’s SUits, Coats L'uu<uall:::-g(c:::::tities to be At Q“merly Fur ChOkers Reduced and Dresses —in the great quarterly clearing! Every garment has been inspected, and if bought for Spring selling it has been marked for disposal. You will note a great range of original prices, These have been grouped into as few lots as possible. Something intercsting at @ disposed of in the quarterly clear- ing this year!" Perfect-fitting smart style garments, in sizes up to 54 bust. $25.00 Wool Jersey Dresses with effective plaid and check trimming, ‘affeta 'and Canton Crepe mingly draped and em- in Crepe Knits, fashionably trimmed Clearing Prices! Individual—and oh, so smart! Every one a hat that you would turn to look at if you saw it on the street. i Peggy Hoyt model—a large blac satin with Batik embroldery; $75.00 value Large Brown Neapolitan, straw and First quarterly clearing in our new department, third floor. In this new department are greatly in- creased stocks, and this involves more goods in the quarterly clearing and promises to be the biggest event for misses so far held in our shop. Why not come early and get the first choice? Store opens at 8:45. Plenty of time after office. We do not close until 5:30. For Final Clearaway! -skin Fitch, $12.50. fl]m 2-skin Fitch, $8.50. clhll) 1-skin Fox, $5.00. $10.00 1-skin Fitch, $5.00. $10.00 1-skin Ringtail, $5.00. $40.00 2-skin Brown Sable, $25.00. $70.00 2-skin Stone Marten, 19.50. $30.00 2-skin Mink. $20.00. $19.50 1 skin Mink, $1250. $35.00 1-skin Brown Sable, $25.00. $10.00 ¥-skin Mink, $5.00. principal 1 ices i e o .1 fo o - . $29.50, | gnue.\ o These goods 8“4‘1'1 bT found _\u‘\ouur second 41535.00 Cainton| Craps Drespes; light nce. i iridescent beads; value, Cloth Dresses k d S f | { DTf. = s #—-closes a J:a0. @ da shades. Long 1 that 35 L & hl { Bz Sotareiapensiat N P el e Bluck brim, faced e anes eckwear ¢ s i Coats and Capes! $15.00 to 37050 Dresses of Creps ToNd Of Tpincess Mary bluei §33 red . A n th 1 ; anajjcantoniCombinacionsiiand ‘Black "Liscre Dress Hat, faced with 682500 2-pioce Jersey Dresses—accordion $10 00 Take Their Place in the Quarterly 10—$30.00 Full Silk Lined Tweed Sport Capes—orchid and P with embroidery. $3350. blue georgette and trimmed whh a pleated skirts—tan, navy, henna................. Stock Clearing copenhag. blue. $11.50. y 32.50 value. 7 2—$25.00 Sport Coats—Wooltex muke—all-wool chinchilla 00 Very Heavy Tricotine Coat L SMEicHEiplare; Ty o L 10—§29.50 Wooltex Navy Blue Serge $10 00 i : - - agen and rec 3 i the sort that look so smart Large Navy Milan Hemp, faced wit esses ds and ends grouped at prices that enable you weeds—smart style, in eling or on the street, $39.50. fuchsia taffeta and trimmed with, roses 1552950 Knitted Spon o b(zfjt\\a?imllar g“hg;e mup“ ould ordinarily buy 1 A ey 00 Navy Canton Afternoon of the same shade; value, $l4 50 < 5 e es and Roshanara Coat Dresses, $20.00. Dresses 2 one—and in Summer one needs so many fresh collars. i ear either colof (v imart and attractively made, Small Hat, with crown of orchid and b h I 90 C )y C £ w X $46.50. fuchsia velvet and brim of hand-Bewed 5 At 10c—Odds Ianfid ends of Flowers, but none of them are Coats and Capes, of Wooltex make— .30. ' 0 v i it aterials, including pandora, suedetex and 1 $89.50 Navy Blue Georgette Dress, ”;f;"me",f“sz Neapolltan, straw com- Suits At 25c— ”:‘ghe‘ Tace Collars, in creamiand white. _and in the conservative shades—navy, fallow and elaborately beaded, $69. Suits of tricotine, smartly bined with lace and fancy ostrich; 0 value. $17.50. 10—$25.00 Tweed Suits—copenhagen blue and $7 50 elet Embroidery Vests and Collar and Cuff Sets. At 45c— Sets of fine lace. At 65c—O'Brien Girl Coll i to $59.50 Coats and Wraps of pure veldyne trimmed with braid. Also hairline Beige Milan hemp, faced with taf- hi i 1 tricotine cloths, in shades ding sor- striped models, $29.50. feta and trimmed with popples shading orchid ‘At 85c—Lace Vests with round collars. . Tedyhing andiniack $85.00 Suits, tricotine and cordine. rust to orange; $35.00 value. 15—$2975 Tweed Suits—copenhagen, orchnd 59 50 At 95c—Our entire remaining stock of Peter Pan Sets— rats an DS, itiful quality fabric, finely tailored, rose, green and tan .. linens, nxinc< and ginghams, in white and colors. $17.50. Tricorne of Neapolitan straw. em- I e . brotdered 1 t; $25.00 value. $12,50. 25—$3500 Tweed Suits—gray, tan, v olet, At $1.00—“Eyeri-way” Vests of colored linen and Linen | aded Canton Crepe Capes—clearing and $65.00 Plain and Elab- DT i, with, temming . of light blue and tan o Vests, in white and colors, with Peter Pan collars i ; : nbroidered Suits of tricotine, fancy braid grapes; $25.00 value. V. One dollar off on ail $4.50 Vestings. All styles and materials. 1 Coats of Wooltex make—full backs, cordine and piquetine, Navy and Black, 12,50, 15—$32.50 Navy Blue Tncolme Sulls—hox $10 00 K | e ma flln;‘ »1Ll.\u‘_‘;;urdlnr and gerona— st e French model of black net, em- CORES ...: o I hine and blac 50, nd $95 quetine and Trico- Y de bugles; lisere flange; Scarf: | 5.00 Panel-back and Belted Coats of pan- uits—Embroidered and plain 1:‘1‘:1{1";39 . j:;:.w" 51 " 7—$35.00 Navy Bl“‘ Poiret Twill s““s—“" sls 00 2 i ha lanelpi\n!:\“r\q_ar: alnd blnrr-flnr‘v-lhlvle, 50. . beautifully tailored, $58.50, Large drawnwork brim, faced w|;n lored ... o At $2.00 Fh" Scarfs in attractive cross-stripes of red and i S. bac T oats, in cordaline and ) 00 English Tweed. Herring- rose and trimmed with roses of the hi white, purple and lavender. i es fallow mist. navy and Hlack: | $43.50, bone and Suedex Topeoat, 83050, | ° Same shade: $27.50 value. $13.75 0 15—$’d 9:“ to 5‘950 Fancy Suits—Box Coats, $23 50 s" €, brown ‘end jwhite, pasle ign | Some Caj st ul.:-wfler;‘hrr?l):!er‘:g‘ (raflxaem‘x:{”;‘:u 'l'd'r“rr"x:' 11 $55.00 Wraps, Coats and Cape b ait o L - At $5.00—High- ‘ad“enber in effective new weaves. Light Cap styles , ¢ stitched or braid- $53. 8, Cof & 3 - o] e v trimmed—remarkable clearing values at $49.50. Coats, in many shades of Normandy. Other Hats in the o h dark borders. 20—$85.00 to $125.00 Cape ette, Roshanar: =y beautiful ripple faille, Canton crepe, veldyne ance indeed at $54. 0 to §$115.00 Wraps, styles—made and silk . of the season finest mate- Made on becoming long lines, $39.50. 3 $5! Plquetine and Tricotine Long Coats—Very smart for daytime wear, 349,50, Quarterly Clearing $15.00 to $22.50 Hats, $8.50 Coats and Capes 4—825“') Sport Coats, plaids. $7.50. Two Great Purchases of i s\j\l: 1:.’:::& nl'!l\u:::f?nm:\ar\x_\‘ad;‘fi::{ hnn::finr'lri\;nlc‘,ujz‘;:}\ar;:ig. 1 $%5.00 Bln('ktC'apo of Evora. Ex- il o e 4—$29.50 Navy Blue Wooltex Capes, $10.60. il navy and black. Clearing choice, $59.50, ceptionallyiamart. (989,00 m‘-‘:v:]":fi: :;‘ll)%a?:mbln:fion:—m[:mmgd 16—$29.50 Flare-back Sport Coats, tan and rdse. $10.00. sflk and Dresses 0 Crepe Knit Strect Dresses in attractive Spring de- nd Copenhagen. $13.50. nton Crepe Dresses—sq cool for summer— . brown, black and cornflower. $17.50. .00 and $69.50 Smart Street Dresses—canton crepe, saun].m.! Romaine. beautifully beaded and embroidered. $36.50. and green tweed. Tose, dan $10.00. 20—$25.00 and 0 Tweed Suits with the desirable new pleated panel box coats or long unbelted, one-fastening effects, 30—3$95.00 to $125.00 Costume Suit a—tw plquette, in fascinating styles—pane! and hnxncluajg—,:‘cl ’:)“d rately embroidered or trimmed with ribbon. $65.00. S Blouses— conceivable style that Held these too long—now we must sacrifice them. 50 wool jersey over- picot edge and self pleating.” Orchid, Blue, Pink, Nile and Tan. Very handsome and decidedly smart. Slip-over and tle-back tyles, in Crepe de Chine, Printed Crepe and Pebble Crepe, featuring new sleeves and trim- med with contrasting, colors. with quilla, ribbons and ornaments. Also some charming garden hats, flower trimmed, and taffeta hats com- bined with leghorn or tagel. $19.50 to $21.50 Hats, $10.00 organdies and ginghams— leghorns, milan hemp, tagel or moire hemp, because lines are broken. $25.00 Pure Silk Sweaters, $15.50 Sport Skirts in novelty 6—$29.50 Wooltex Sport Coats, leather shades. $12.50. 8—$3250 Wooltex Plaid Sport Coats—iull 515 00 flare and cape back—tan and red, tan and biue, o 10—$39.50 Capes of duvet de laine—rose and tan 515 00 5—$29.50 Krepe Knit Dresses—henna, navy, $5 00 o Extra—Bathing Suits from a manufacturer whose stock was robbed. He gave us all the re- maining bathing suits on his shelves at a great price consession, because his lots were broken—and here they are, right at the beginning of the lel- G]oves Chamoisette —in connection with our quarterly stock clearing! Most desirable gm\e: for summer wear at great sav- ings in price. rty Dresses of fashionable silk lace. Lovely Every Milan hem 2 : o L P p and taffeta combina 8 of lavonder, £ald, broten and white #1550 is smart—and made of the love- tions—with flower-faced brims -or . 8-$4500 Capes of P‘"‘fl"“—"l"" bead 522 50 Lot 1 $l 00 d sl 25 fartistically. tmbroiqered. - sioge, " " et and erlsp oo fabrics flower medallions. trimmed. Rose and tan . all'l . c 15345.00 and $4 Silk Street Dresses—Wooltex tal- oves. ..... ‘ e L e ssiWalh BI siop $7:50 to $10.00 Sport Hats, $5.00 ! Chamoisette G : Henng. Copenhagen, brown and navy. #3750, 2 ool Jersey LIOUSE, $1. ‘With roll or straight brims—felts, . Silk Dresses 2-clasp white strap-wrist and mousquetaire, all in this lot—2-clasp also in the spring’s best colors. A glove chance you'll surely take advantage of 0—365.00 and $75.00 Dinner Gowns of Canton and e blouses, in drop-stitch weave, with —in white, orange, bionde, gray romaine, elaborately hraded. " $39.50. @nd €repe Ghite linene collar and cuffs. Jade, Lo san 5 tan Lot 2—$2.00 Lon o ‘—‘ ;u) to x;_}u uh h#uwr and Afternoon Gowns. Very Red, Henna and Brown. 10—33500Krepe Knit Dresses—henna,French O o g atiful fabric E et crepe, romaine, crepe faille and < i | canton, charmingly beaded in Steel and. Self color. or exo $3.00 Colored Organdie BI blue, tan, navy ¥ Silk Gloves. . ........ . | quisitely hind-embroidered in silk and gold thread. Rese, - olor gandie Dlouse Sweaters_ 15—$29.50 Canton Crepe and Taffeta Dresses $15 00 5 FEEN i e i gray, fallow, jade, beige, tan, navy and black. $9. $1.95 o —navy, tan, black o I e L e v onana wloves wou will L. ° A little mussed, so out, they go. 5 12—$39.50 Canton Crepe Dresse:—beaded be pleased to have at this jow price. Perfect goods— I Suits Dainty Organdy Blouses, in Tovely pas- Summer goods, but included and plain—henna, navy, tanp $24,50 white, brown and navy blue. 00 and $30.00 Two and Three Plece Suits, with tel shades. Peter Pan, Tuxedo and in the Quarterly Stock Clearing 2 » 2 I -d box or straightline coats. In orchid, Roll Collars; trimmed with real Irish, Quarterly Glove Clearing Just Look—Underwear Wi i 15 —$7.50 Sport Skirts, An Unexpected Sho er Of $10.00 to $12.95 Suit and Sport checks and tweeds. Very smart—and P98, $850 to $12.50 Fag ends of May Sale stocks—garments that are mussed Blouses, $6.85 lovely colors—rose, Copenhagen, gray, hi by from being on the tables. All of them must go to make Beautfful silks l;ul fascinating ulr%gmsrgesl?ndmzil:‘t- in the smartest Al 'OBI. e s‘n":h’s‘fl,‘? i1k room for fresh stocks. Silk Philippine and domestic under- 5 = h -wool jersey, -wi er sl , 5 ’ = am e styles, but odd sizes only. Crepe de plaids, _stripes. cliecks and tweeds. trimmniigs. Bolid colors and two-tons wear—you may take your choice. Chine, Krepe Knit and Printed Crepe New straightline styles and gracefu Heote 1o purble aud Eold, thranolse i Slip-over and Tie-back models, in pleated rhodels. Rose, jade, tan, gray, and buft, black and white, copenhagen $3 00 Phlhppme Unde ear, 31-85 Has come up with the quarterly stock clearing! AbOl.lt l/3 Saving Regular Retail Prices, $6.50 to $20.00 Pimpie Sele $4.85 4, $1285 they would be put in goed condition—new cases for every um- brella, handles, fer- rules and tips in per- fect condition—and 2 of All Descriptions N Including fine tape and satin edges—satin and Ot- toman Border Umbrella Silks—blue, black, purple, green, brown, gray, red, garnet, taupe, wlth newest style bakelite amber and ‘fine hardwoods, with oval and ring handles, leather loops and side straps, large fer-- rules and tips to match—think what an opportunity to choose. More than 100 different styles—surely you will be able to find just the one you want! beautiful color combinations. $13.75 to $19.50 Costume and Sport Blouses, $9.85 These are ‘the finest grades. Al new styles, In Crepe de Chine and fiber silks. ~All-over blouse effects, with long and short sleeves. All the new shades are represented. Also white and color combinations. orchid and Copenhagen.’ $4. 25— $10.00 and $12.50 Skirts of pru- nella, in stripes and plaids or satin- striped crepe eponge. Attractive color combinations —navy and gray, brown and white. b black and white, navy and white. e 1650 and $16.50 Sport Skirts, 1n swagger new fabrics—striped eponge, plaid ratine, eponge checks, tweeds Bnd striped bedford cord, All the new- est sport shades. $8.50. An oversupply makes these prices possible. Don’t miss such an op- portunity. $3.00 Silk Stockings, $2.50 Full-fashioned Pure Silk Stockings, with silk garter hems; heavy weight: pertect goods. Cholce of cordovan, sil- Reduced for ths Quarterly Clearing —tull-fashioned sport silk and lsle stockings; well reinforced; good aseort- ment of colors in two-tone effects. Black and white, cordovan and gold, cordovan and silver, orchid and silver, blue and silver, rose, camel. ' $2.25 Sport Stockings, 95¢ To close out the stock for Summer— Spring - weight silk - an - wool atockings; some with embroidered clox. lbilua. jade green, emerald green, Alice lue. R - white. 50c Lisle Stockings, 35¢ 3 for $1.00" Mercerized Lisle Stockings, mock seam A chance for girls who love Summer sports. $2.00 Chiffon Stockings, $1.75 Black. Chiffon Full-fashioned Silk Stockings. All sizes. An oversupply m;ken fllll price for the Quarterly Stock $3.50 Silk Stockin -fashioned k Stockings, ] reinforced; lllk garter hemsa. yvan, ch Black, estnut brown. = Very fine reduced and black-and white, Copenhagen and A black, Kelly grgen and black, navy and gold, black and turquoise, ‘Jockey and gold. Very heavy jersey. closel woven—one-piece_style, with roun ~ or square neck. See them tomorrow and choose yours! Bags and Purse; Must Go A0 1xs Mopce Fieecs gl o S L IS TR T'h Ie:bje h umb;ellas = Such a clearaway! Leather and silk cois d b l‘:;m”?‘? chbrotders. " ’ T 4 were bought with the t L coin purses an . undcrstan%fing that Oo any oc gs bags—the accumulated odds and ends of the last ‘three $3‘00 Glove ‘(Slll‘cmvefl?’wlilmfiid - months. All of them as smart as can be—most of them are PR S b e o oon ileah’ color - CAlsS fitted, but we are cleanjng house, so they must go. $2.50 Leather Purses, 75c Small novelty purses, coin purses and leather bags with fittings, Black, gold, silver, brown, blue, green and red. $5.00 and $6.50 Leather Bags, $3.95 Cowhide, ealf, seal and Morocco, in black, brown, green and gray—four fitted with swing purse and lined with tan or gray—one or two with strap handles—some vanity cases, too. La Garde Hidden-Away Pocket Bags, $6.95 . with one or two 'straps. Fitted with mirror or small purse and the’ tmmm\ot pocket that is so popular. In vachette, $10.00 and $12.00 values in swagger and envelope styles, - All the Mussed Pleces Go at the Quarterly Clea Philippine. Gowns veld ~x)»qthemi!e nu:f«u ed an, throughout, with yokes effectively hand-embroidered. $4.00 Philippine Underwear, $2.85 Both Gowns and Envelope Chemise entirely hand made, with )okes hand-embrofdered in solid and punch-work. $1.50 and $1 95 Underwear, $1.15 ibbon ~straps. Drop-stitch Vests. in orchid. white and fiekh. $4.00 Glove Silk Vests, $2.85 Some extra long, extra quality, with embroidered vokes and ribbon or self-straps. Mussed from handling, but not hurt. $4.00 and $5.00 Silk Chemise, $2.85 The coolest of summer lingerie. Sik Envelope Chemise of rdovan, tan, white. An- { : B here they are at ap- Vor, gold, russet, Russian calf, Too Dack. in black, cof crepe de chine and radium silk. trimmed with val lace inser 5 other price down on perfect goods. flon and jace medallions. Tailored models, with hemstitched proximately one - third i yes Deosnselws, are $1.50 Sport Lisle, $1.10 $3.00 Leather and Silk Bags, $1.50 o A rked Yokes. ribbon or self-straps. Flesh and orchid. reduction. s ‘Stocki 5 Meroerized Sport Stockings in_two. . Leather bags, in gray, brows and black calf and seal; ss 50 Silk Breakfast Coats $4.85 - 50 rt ockm + ' tone colors, seam back. Navy and silk bags, in white and novelty effects, for sport. in.lovely two-toned satin, trimmed with Colored Silk Umbrellas $2 PO g8, s 95 o o Raovan. and. gold, black and doubly Taehing.Cfuat B 1ow t this Tow price. $12 to $15 Sllk Negligees, $9 85 ese. Crepe de Chine and Sati ees, rhnmed l&?l“hy :elt-ruchln r DAE Iso a few Blenk!:-t 60: in satin and Gros de Londre in this lot. $3.00 Silk Chemise, $1.85 e de Chi Envelo Chemise. lace trimmed and ta Torsd e e e s a b Srs BOF Quite’ fresh, $5.00 and $6.00 Silk Petticoats, $3.65 A quarterly close-cut. All Jersey and Radium Silk Petticoats, ted and ribbon trimmes Elnllht-"na embromnnl bro ~jade, emerald. tan. i ! s Tan, ‘"C‘s‘”‘-(_‘;'uzf;‘fiop:nhazm and burlap. $15.00. $5.00 and ss,‘s Imported Slip-over style, fine heavy weight $450—S-button White asp French = | Suits of exc Guality tricotine. Long line pure thread Silk Sweaters—in orchid, ” Glace Kid Gloves. . ...$285 . plain and em- A 5 2nd black, g25.00, e Handmade Blouses, $3.95 navy, black, jade, buff, gray and S35 1ciasy Whice ens i navy cordine suits—wooltex tailored— hil Irs OWlng (o) e ason G | with loose box coats, beautifully hand-embroidered and You'll be glad to get one of these. WS . Doeskin Gloves. 1.95 i bra!dle_d. ‘_sfl.rw. 1 Fine French B;‘n}llu':, %nd hand mm{(a $3.00 ‘Wool Slip-Overl, $1.65 l's Swimmin Ti f 0—20 - button- lenmh 5—8$50.00 and $52.50 navy tricotine v and trimmed wit! and-drawn work. me.: Kid Gloves, white, Ing. Long line coats. #40.00, | o C SUts—Wooltex tailor- Tiinioned with roll collar_and frills. These styles out of our regular Bottor gat a barbIng RNIC quh:k 5 b1l be reads and tan, pair..s4.83 252565.00 to $95.00 ime Suits—two and three pi Lavender, French Blue, Pink, Gold stock—mixed sizes and colors—mo- the Siat Bot Say. Rmre sk o youl) be ready “i6-button French models. i will cord or cordine cape coats, panel and box and White. e ot soiid wmey bl kck: Brand-new | sults—this dgasonis stock. ST R T B s, beau s 3 3 . s effect ully embroidered in self color—navy, fallow ana d $8.95 Suit and S ettt kray, orchid. henna, browa, At One-Third to Half Less N it ot A0 G AL nneil ke 0 and $75.00 Tailored Suits of excellent qual $7.50 and $8.95 Suit and Sport jade, jockey and copenhagens. You Than Usual Pri 4 (“Flelder” style) French slightly soiled— cordine and .twill cord, in navy and biack. . B et 1 85 ~can pick up a good one here. i Kid Gloves, white and Short gloves 95c patr s F ery well tailored. Blouses, $4. —Second Floor. We made this remarkable purchase gray. $295 Long gloves.....8195 pair