Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 11

NEAR EAST RELIEF WORK IN D. C. UNDER NEW CHIEF Dr. A. M. Brodie of St. Louis Suc- cessor to Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Resigned. - DR. ~NDREW BRODI) The appointment of Dr. Andrew M. Brodie of St. Lodis, Mo,, to take over the work of Mrs. Cabot Stevens, who has resigned as head of the Washing- ton office of the t Relief, was onal representa- Relief in the ad pervision_of its s in the District of Columbla for the past few months. He will not SASHING 29 cYd fine white qnal- . d-inch hem- s and T inches take over active charge of Mrs Stevens® office, however, until his re- turn early in the autum; sonal tour of inspection through the war -and famine ravaged regions of the Levant. The relief office in the Bond building in the meantime will bs In charge of representatives from the natlonal office here, who will tinue activities until Dr. Brodie's turn. rn. Dr. Brodle, who has t¥aveled exten- sively In the near east and lecture lief organisation overseas on plans for its work during the coming yea: Until his appointment as represent: tive of the national office in ington several months.ago, Dr. Brodie was in charge of near ast relief work Mo. He is a Presbyterian d has_filled pulpits in l(xn u. Missouri, New Yorlk, Ohlo and n from & per- | _ By the Associated Press. MOULTRIE, Ga. Juno P Sarah Creech, bound over to supetior cqurt yesterday on & charge.of man- slaughter in connection wl stabbing of Dolly Waters o l(onm, has been unable to furnish- $3,500 bond and is in jail. o Mri. Florence Booth,. divarces, Was the only witness for the state at’ m preliminary investigation. . She 18 sister of Dolly Waters. Mrs. Booth pointed to a s lnrehead which she said she ueclud when she disarmed Mrs. Creech after her sister had been stabbed ‘o déath. n her Electric If you would enjoy good solid comfort these hot days, bny a Westinghouse Electric an—for Office and for Home. PAY YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT BILLS HERE Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 607 14th St Bl Sy e ana © Sta NoW, Phone Main 955 > = FRRLTONN 23] 1316 1324. 7% ST.N. $5 Silk UMBRELLA $3.69 Women's ' Raln Shine Colored 811k Unmbrellas, with fancy tips. handle” and Mr. Man:T here Is Economy In Buying Your Clothes Here . A i Men’s Summer Suits A fine assortment 34t0 42, - of Mobhair and feather-weight fabrics that are sure to kccp you cool and give you good wear and service. Light, medium and dark patterns for men and young men in this lot. Sizes 975 P\ Men’s Wool, Mohair, Palm. Beach Suits Whether you want all- wool, serges, herring- bones, cassimeres, mohairs or Palm Beaches, you can find your style, color or fabric in this lot. Sport models, body-fitting and conserva- tive coats, including stouts, are here in sizes 33 to 48. 15 Men’s Fine Wool and Gabardme Sults Here you will find the most exacting styles “in the séason’s wanted fabrics“and shades. Be- sides a generous assortment of woolen suits there are some fipe gabardine sport suits, Get in on this sale and share these values. Sizes 33 to 48, including stouts. Men’s Life Guard Men’ = BATHING SUITS en’s Quting Pants Natural and Tan Straws mads with black and brown bands. All shapes and sives, 6% to T%. $1.8 Neat Pumps and Ox- -~ Children’s and Misses’ * WHITE PUMPS fords, of pu canvas, either one or two straps. English and foot- form shapes. Sizes 6 to 13% and1to 3. Children’s Play Oxfords and Sandals SL19 & |» white 's and Growing Girls' OXFORDS AND PUMPS .88 Snow White, Convas Novelly' She Straps and cross str military and col legiate heels. Ox- fords in plain or sport models. soles that wear. These Sandals are sol- 16 lesther with heary extension stitch down soles. - the, ath. Men's and Boys’ SCOUT SHOES 31.95 for boys and men. Piiaply | T0e leather " with ~_durable Bave .95 —— -Including white wer- sted shirt, all-wool blue pants and a wh ‘white stri, All sizes to 46. HpEhale Bes thisiloy ot ek $/1.85 White with blasok stripes and white with Sizes 20 to 38. Sale of Men’s White Oxte .Ixh-r |Inm°r"n'r :'h' o oia. " Cool: eomfortaps e thing for The white tennis, white soles, heavilf corrugated. brown Fortbe‘FMh"thm,OneflfM. $5.95 Organdy Dresses New cnsp Ofrgandy Dresses, colors are copen, ight blue, jade, maize,. American beauty and biege; prettily trimmed with laces and touches. of ribbon} the new Betsy. Ross model with larges ¥ Quaker collar, wide pointed sleeve and large pockets of organdy; sashes of self-material. quality ef gabardive; poek- ots,\wide belt, desp hems. 3 models to cheose frem. Sises to 30 waist measute. Sale! To $5 Sport and To $2 Women’s Fine SALE WASH SKIRTS ‘White 'lllllfi-:md l 29 Mh patch Mel cuffs. Golors. are $5 SPORT 'SWEATERS . el %r:::. s kels, turps P gglltck and mavy. SILK HOSE |DRESS HATS Fall-Fashioned Pure Thread Silk Fall-Fashioned Chiffon Lisle. Silk Clocked Hose. Mock Fashioned Sitk and Fiber Hose. $ . Wht,tjej "« necks. , braided sashes. U U Here for -tomorrow’s Aelling— the White Sweater you want for the Fourth. Get it Saturday (we - ate open‘all lftemm) it our »Sport. Shop—Second: Floor. Whih Wool Slipovers, leht-wugm Mohairs, Shet- . lands, Icelands” and Worsteds in nov:l!y block, stripe and: effec- ;tive-lace. weaves. Round and V. Also- “colors “in - these models... :. White Fiber Silk Swenhn. $6.95 and $10.50 Tuxedo- and - gl -over. medels -in fine,. lustrous. i So cool on hoét days! - Block weave: Tuxedos have tailored revers— the slip-overs V necks. ‘Also in colors. White Silk Sweaters A $14.50 and $19.50 * Heavy-weight slip-over models, with round and V necks and $14.50. Tuxedo model in stripe or block weave; also wnh braided sash. -§1930. © 7 Alsg in-colors. - Silk. Our she‘lves are, crowded with them in anticipation of tomor-- tow’s demands.. Full-fashioned™ Silk Stockings, every one—and look at the prices! SPECIAL “Mill Runs” $2.00 Silk Stockings, $1.65 Pure silk, with mercerized gdr- ter hems. Fine, close weave ‘Black, white, russet, cordovan, nude. and gray. $2.00 Silk Stockings, $1.75 Full-fashioned White Silk Stockings, with mercerized gar- ter hems. Well reinforced. All perfect goods. GOLD STRIPE SILK STOCKINGS - White ones of beautiful qual- ity, with silk garter hems, $2.75, “Chiffon weight; with" rem{orced heels apd tpes, $3.50. Slips ¥ Shadow Hems _ There are_quantities of them in thosc - fine ‘tub silks, with deep shadow hems, at $3.95. your opportunity to buy a $4.50 uality for $395 in.a very scarce Fticle. .. Nainsook Slips . ~$1.50 and $1.98-~=+ With yokes of Val lace and Swiss embroide: houlder straps pi lace. lp-depth hem, lips, $2. With shirring over the hips to make them fit bétter. Strictly tailored, with self straps and shadow hem. Crepe-back Satin Slips, $7.50 These come in white, flesh or light blue. They make charmin, foundations for light - colore frocks. Simply tailored, with deep hem and self strapl Fourth The Biggest Skirt Eventof All........ . The . This is . R IR IR OR R YR IR IR IR TR IR IS IR TR IR REX IR X IR IN I IR IR I N IN RIKIRT - For You to Shop Tomorrow—and You’ve ALL THE AFTERNOON IN WHICH TO DO IT!- A store full of seasonable merchandise and any number of remarkable purchases just arrived for tomorrow’s se]lmg Tomorrow and‘Monday w:ll be big days! ; Sfiuteljl : 1216 F St. N.W. i PURCHASED FOR MISSES Just in Time for the Coming Holiday Three great lots of Charming Summer Frocks 315 to 31750 Volle and Batutes 1 0 To insure a great misses’ day on our third floor Saturday we shall put these specially bought frocks on sale at very “close” prices! Both lots consist of most remarkable values. Lot 1—At $5.00 Misses’ $11.50 to $15 $5 The biggest sensation of the season—organdies, tis- sue ginghams, voiles, combination ginghams and or- gandxes—more than a dozen fascinating misses’ —won’t be ready until 11 o'clock, but they certainly will go quickly after that hour. fascinatin, hand-drawn styles. <or more saving over earlier prices! Lot 3—At $15.00 Just the most wanted frocks of the season, in beautiful printed crepes, orgette crepe and lace and george! d such as French blue, white, jade, tan and navy blue—a les—all pretty—and, pleaze remember, the quantity is lim- Canton crepe: for summer w dozen or more ited. A Most Extraordmary Three Great Purchases the holiday and vacation wear secured under- price from manufacturers getting ready for Lot 1—$4.50 Frill Blouses....... Such adorable frilly models, you just —a soft French batiste with a flat frill collar, which con- tinues down the fronf, and turnback cuffs to match. In model is French voile with a roll- collar and jabot; front “trimmed with Val lace. - —of just the kind of blouses you will want for their inventory. $2.95 can't resist them! Only 2 styles at this price " all- white or white with Saxe blue frill .edge. The other Lot 2—$5.00 to $9.50 Voile Picture the daintiest of French voiles, made with frills, real laces, hand-embroidery and hand-drawnwork; round and square necks; some daintily tucked. More than a dozen styles to Most remarkable values of the year! choose from. All sizes. Lot 3—$10 to $14.50 Blouses— Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Krepe Knit roup. Fine quality, high-class, smart style blouses with real Irish and filet laces; many frill styles, others with hand-embroidery and beading. Sport styles in 1 Perfect goods and fresh from their boxes. Another sensational beautiful colorings. All at $5.90 each. of July Skirt Sale $5 & $5fi Whether it’s -flannel or silk, white or colored pleated or straight, the skirt you want is here—and the price you want (or lower) is with it! Look What Yau Can Buy for $5! $9.50 Washable Striped Flannel Sport Skirt, $950 White and Navy Baronet Satin Skirts, 81000 Bhst:r Tweed Sport Skirts, $5.00. $11.50", Pleated Prunellz Skirts, navy and tan, $5.00. $12.50 Satin Stnp:d Crepe pleated Skirts, $5. 212.50 Velour Checked Sport Skirts, $5.00. And You Can Buy These for $9.50 $15.00 Fringe Bottom Eponge Skirts, $9.50. $15.50 Basket Cloth Wrap-around Skirts, in white, $9.50. $1650 Navy and tan or black and white ~ Prunella Skirts, $9.50. $16.50 Novelty Silk Skirts in gold, jade, rose and lavender; box pleated. 0. $17.50 Eponge Fringe Bottom- Skirts, in tan, blue, gold and jade, $9.50. Eponge Box- 18.50 Checked Ratine Coat Skirts, in navy 1350 Satin-striped Sportspun Skirts, $5.00. 31&50 Striped Ratine Sport Skirts, $9:30. $13.50 Black and White Striped Prunella Sklru. “.ll- and white or rust and gray, $9.56. Afl | Sé.lé of Silk Glovesv Qur entire stock:” All fresh, per- fect and of fiite, hea\’y quahty At two prices— 95¢ and $1.85 Pr. They have:been: selling from $1:50 to $4:25 pai conventienal st)}'lles. 20-bustton lengtl .and sizes. White, black, naturelle, fawn, oak, tan, navy and stlver. : Novelty and 2-clasp to In. all colors pongee, brown, 100 Hats At Manufacturers’ Cost * ° Its true-—though we can hardly believe it o urselves—we bought them from manufacturers who sre closing out their summer stoc ks—and we only bought when the prices were right. e—in time for The Fourth. - Philippine and Ribbon Sport Hats. ...g.“ ; $450 Large Garden Hat,.: . Hair Bmd’ ‘Hats with flowers—navy, or; blatk.......... $16.50 White Sportspun Crepe: Skirts, $9.50. 3 .50 Lot 2—At $10.00 Verf q frocks of French Volle, batiste and normandy volle, “In the high shades, including orchid, French blue, tan, leather and white— Straightline and blouse Twenty-five different styles. 125 Silk Dresses A special purchase. Vestings and Bandings You can buy them by the yard to fit any shaped neck or sleeves or front. Vesting, $4.00 & $4.50 yd. Banding, $1 & $1.50 yd. * Crisp organdie with neat hem- stitched edge or more elaborate organdie and lace effects. Dainty lace—Val or filet—in snow-white or rich cream color. Imported French Embroidery Vesting and Banding—quite the smartest thing you ever saw— and so dainty! Imported Laces that make a dress look handsome whether it is or not! Peter Pan Sets $1.00 and 31.50 Simple or(zndxe sets, in white, with hemstitched edge or Val lace trimming. Sport Clothes $25.00 to $35.00 Tweed Suits, $10.50 35 smart suits for vacation wear. You can wear them for travel or for sport. - Summer col- ors—rose, Copenthagen, - green, orchid and tan. Made with panel, long-line and belted jackets; one and three button fastemngs Well tailored skirts with wide belts. $35.00 Sport Coats, $26.50 Of tan checked eponge, in good-lcoking sport styles. $49.50 to $75.50 Sport Capes, $36.50 So_éasy to throw about your shoulders—they fit over™ any- thing—and besides, they are very fashionable. Shadow plaids, tweeds and eponges in tan, grav, henna and rust. Full length. Golf Balls Wilson Success Colonel (Crescent) Colonel (Arch) Dunlop . Vhy Not.. $8 md $10 Sleeveleu Sport Coats, $3.95 Wool Jersey and fiber silk sleeveless sport coats—slip-over and Tuxeda st éles—bnght shades, also nayy, buff and white. Tux- edo st les with contrasting revers. A remarkable purchase and sale! $25 to $35 v styles effects—and all at one-third combinations. 8 Two Special Purchases for Women A Chance to Buy A Midsummer Dress "Of Infinite Charm at Nominal Cost $19.75 Usually -$35.00- ;nd $37.50 Dresses that know how to make the most of the season’s most gracious mode: anton Crepe and Crepe Romaine, beau- . tifully braided in crystal or self color. Some of them very long - “fabric. - There are dnr waisted, some with draped bodice and some with long pleated side panels. Tight and flowing-sleeves: 100 Cotton Dresses $8.75 " Such daintiness and charm i is rarg’ mTroclu at any price— Usually $12.50 and $16.50 and these are ouly Voiles—d figund and p!l-b:, dotted batistes 1 otted, flowered, and imported checked .mghamr dotted Swisses, tissue and lace striped voiles. nd ev.ry oufi ,an “air” all.its own. A dainty lace vest, a crisp organdie collar, sashes of ribbon and sashes of colors for practical mommg and business wear. 'Light colors for afternoon and evenings.