Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1922, Page 5

- BEACH DRAWS CROWDS. |sendent octor of oot matiews. wit] MRS, LEGNORE HILL DIES.|LATVIA THANKS AMERICA.| - give an outing on Thursday, Two WIFE ASKS RECEIVER. |l ameint 3, recsiver to sell the ATy ‘The husband has treated her 3 1 organizations have excur- ) ] Would Dissolve Businéstdn Which |cruslly. she tells the couct, and has Bix Organisstions Will Hold Out- | SrEsniseions bove vlanaed excar|gocial and biub Lesder Was Last S T Ameria : Lo b B ml l‘;,'lriw-:‘:r m:ofm'efl:: te: I 8 AIII' at Maryland Resort. - No. 313, Reyal Arcanum, and the Bu- 1 Wated Family. .| were exchanged in a u'au.'n Hn'o th Because of differences’ with her were rejected by the hus- alued s property| Bz organtsations will give extur-|Tesu of Engraving and Printing| agre, REE AN L L O N e husband she is unwilling to have fu tates. d at §50,00: slonsthis week to Chesapeake Beach. | Branch of the International Associa- | wite T g e Tl 166 Lapier | Lrime Minis oot n 8t, dled after a short|strengthen and deepen the fr! their business relations with him, Mrs. Ida L. Hannan tells the District aldw The petitioners are also trustees oo of the most Interes tion of Machinists’ Helpers. 4 outl . flow. of the esta hich they are to hold | SN\ o the third anmual %n‘""fi Iiheas at the family residence Mon- | entertained by the people of Latvia 4 HTER-IN-LAW, ARTHUD te! No. 15, S AT day, July 17, at 9 o‘clook. the people; of the United States.” = - te whicl a - e PORTNER WILL SUSTAINED ) Gi5"% sicer'er he Uosiator & whom | XIScRES, By Sontele. ook, oo, 1% | Grvey MTLITIA AFPATRS DUTY |, om0k ae weil Enon . socia Supreme Court In a petition for the 1 o e aissolution of & business partnership @ to be paid. At her{AMmOrican Les! & hington and memory ot out \ith her husband,’James A. Hannan. | TTustees Ask Ancillary Letters to | death the gatate goes to her daughter, f;im o The prosramnd prize danc- | Cop. Alfred T. Smith, infantry, at as a descendant (¥ 805, T it e S v e The Hannans have conducted a to- Settle Estate. ' o organizations will glve out- (the General Service School, ¥ort from twolof the il femilien"en, ards of Thanks. 260 today, July 30, 1. g —_— s-—distin, Dacco and stationery store at 2006| o - of the| 125 ednesday—Wuahington Aerls. | Leavenworth, Xan, has boen ordered | in' soolai and _proteseional BOLLING. I st:cerely wish to_exte ) pane vt ataing 12 ‘avene northwest since| Willlam P. Meredith, Charles ¥. R. |, Saoutel Flimaoll, tn the middle of thel I, Y11¢ GroLTFRE), OHeE Of SHERS | to Baitimore, Md. for duty in charge | Maryland and Virgini ML e ey meny Siakbocy Leawt Ogliby and Stanton €.. Peelle, g oS of National Guard affairs, 3a Corps | °Ionial and revolutionary periods.| [USds™bLpWinD™'S BOLING, Gurib\ HAeE: broken st the break of day 3 ak of aay. Mrs. Hannan, through structive marine laws th the Eng- ' pendent O mar ne through the vendent, court tors under the will of P: lish parliamen .o'; the Inde ares. R e e i . 1 e ly want to mi i ough you're gome, you're pot forgottem, the ‘apecial attention gisen by Mr. A. ¥ < Wi Mre. Waters Boss K1 1 will doun your ey oo and entire force | Till my neart tion Unit for thelr sery gon- lovely Soral tributes. May in death is stilled. i HER DEVOTED HU: \D' SEn HUSBAND AND CHIL | x X 2 g 3 ] n:‘\lr'm' WIFE, CLARA. | FEleven years have passed since that sad : s ¥ A BROOKS. I wish to thank the proprietor. ;\:rf’éur dear motber was called away. * ; . ’ e S, Tor thert Eindnens. sy ?:'f Und | What s beasniter Bemeny’ souh o e’ Pennsylvania , : : e e R Ao ‘ ylvani ' Seventh - e el o X Avenue Street oeavERS, v to exent gy ey UEE BREOE VGRS 7 relative: lormr kind sympathy shown Des it e ———— am— : - during ihe Tlinese of my beloved husband, m}';’;u::'r:»’:; o, floral tributes sent at his death. R oaScaved dach withis my heast : 7 HIS WIFE, CBCELIA DEAVERS (NEE ge shall always dwell, \ 9 . 4 ERN| R e C 1 . e Jo’l.:l:::;v}:;‘:n'. fo thank oar mauy {riends ‘{-‘E‘ :nb:‘fi;?'&o,!g‘: 52;{":"” . 7 i - for_thelr ess_during _the an e o ies s quicily Sowa, ) ® @ Fi Eifiyfl."fr:k;tgfié%:xfig: ot . f:‘fij’é;fi,flfi' flc«!‘ifr‘:n. VERONICA . s i\ ’ JORDAN. BRANBON. Sucred to tbe memory of 3 BANFORD, [ wish to thank friends for | darliy T, Zon, 4 - HER DAUGHTER, MRS, A. V. DENHAM, | TBguEh you're gone you're not forgotten, - ® Ty Vo] | Your place can nevermore be Siied ; ¢ 3 . 7 # ; il 1o thank ms maoy friends Y T We don’t want to go into August with these odds arid ends—so tomorrow we are goin Tatay and beatifol tordltHoutes” g | =i SRR AT oS t h 1d I3 e Le Sal 9 = 3 % g 2t the death of my beloved wite, Bk N L yons, o hold a “Banishing Sale.” Out they are going at prices heedless of the sacrifices that EOWARD SWING, 300 WEBSTER AT. | gur deriied husoandani Tutber 125 o C . - . . who de, 1 . i are made. Go through the list thoughtfully—there’s much to interest every member of =R Deaths oaas . 3675, 1 e e e e the family. : aths. BT Pl b ot e She was the last of the Caldwell- | BIRD. Departed this life July 27. .| And then u voice was heard to Benson line, Rev. James Caldwell of | - THOMAS E. BIRD of 1140 L st miw. be-| . Servant of God, well done.” the revolutionary army being one| I Tusder Aveest b ot s mne grom | | We il Uhon & careworn fa of her ancestors and for whom the| Wise's undertaking establishment, 000 3 | Thus told o all sho: mem ¢ q town of Caldwell, N. J., was named. | st. n.w. Friends lavited. . You've a e left to mours, b . m;‘l;:rl‘{"l"lh":'x;u’“"a’" and active | BIRD, wembers Y. M. 1. B. Assoclation will | We it ?u- —— l: bere rnatior Lo circle ke Men S Palm en’s 00 uits s, 00 ui S Soclety, Daughters' ot he American | evemag. July 31, 192, at 5 o clock, 10 make | But some due s oo Crigh evolution, United Daughters of the| A&rangeinents for fuseral .| Well meet where parting fs oo Conteteracy. the Anthony Leagueand | BIED from Wiscs uadesiaiiag *| i coSELY WIPE JANSIE PORD % al or, student an It ¢ e . 5 Small lots of Men’s Fancy Cassimere Small lots of Boys’ Wool Knicker- of “geancalogy, being an. Authority | BOVMAN, Tharsler, Juy 36, 1023, 8t 830 GRIFFITH. In sad but loving remembrasce y y e especially on the old familles of S dear wife and wmother, MAGGLE | (Tnind Floor) and Cheviot Suits—many of them suit- bocker Suits—some of which are “Right Maryland and Virginia. T o EBe M. Bov. | GRIFFITHL Meho deparied ihis e fosr 110 Men’s Palm able for fall wear. Posture”—Suits that Monday. oy 31 at| ey 5o todsy. July S0, 1ots. | Beach and Cool Cloth $ 75 Sizes 33 to 42 have been selling at : COL. MITCHELL TO RETIRE. | % n¢ e bt B0 8| WL Coat-and-Pants Suits REDUCED f $1250 and $15.00. Col. Americus Mitchell, U. S. in- er e e “onta e T er et " Ebroken sizes—33 to S $35 and $37A5(;otnc‘o o Broken sizes. 7 to 15 L fantry, wil be transterrad to the e e e m&'"rin,".“":-l —of many lots. ... years. REDUCED to retired list September 30, on his own | 5 5 e There Is 5ot & day, dear loved one, application, after more than thirty- NNIE 8UE BRO| ER' DEVORED K 2LE% o wons, L] two years' service. £ PERCE A soxE, Lieut. Col. Delphy T. E. Casteel, o 9 Cl |l o ) B [] C] . M [ F . . ) cavalry, and Maj. Daniel F. Maguire, | _§7ssional cemeters. 30* | HOLLINS. Sacred to the memory of our deas 1 | Medical Corps, have b tired on | FUBDETIE. Fridey, Jul_y 25 1022 IDA M. ) L"Cl} HOLLINS, who departed this Bl cwzi oys' Clothing en’s Furnishings B R i ity o | s G T (Second Floor) (Thira Ploor) ].__—_,_ 202D “Frieods and reiatives invited. 30| BYt let us nor think of (hem as dead, 5“’?”. lots of Men’s Mohair Coat-and-Pants Boys’ Palm Beach Novelty Suits—Navy, Men’s Thread Silk Hose—full fashioned; MOURNING BLACK A “"“L"?fii"nm.., RS Suits; sizes up to 4. REDUCED sl 3_75 Tan and Gray shades—Junior Norfolks and clocked, embroidered and ribbed. { ihed b i FAMILY. - rom 3}8,520 and $22.50 to. ... Middy Suits; regulation trimmed. Perfect quality. REDUCED from CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. S oorine M s arn Sty ot s = 25 Young é\éen's Tropical 4Cooa\t—andJ’:-mtS Sizes 3 to 10 years. REDUCED $5 00 $2 2 DAL 10 s nnennrneaneaneanans 9 C Dupont Circle, Fr. 5233 3 f.!olf&.-;bomc;uxzm“-lgn. rfrene Suits—sizes 33, 34, 35 and 40. €11 0 | from$10to..o.oeeeiniininnnnnt * : . “Ju t0 ear Lo REDUCED from $18 to........ s]. 1‘00 from $}0 = . f Broken sizes; Men’s Lisle Thread Hose— Bathesda Blue Granite Co., Inc. Brother CHARLES B GHAMB e s Dostee, Sear dathy, $18 to Boys’ Cool Cloth Knickerbocker Suits— - 5 i 000 attendance {8 desired. While' yo s 15 pairs of Men’s White Flannel Trousers; some) of them, too, are “Right Posture”; Blue, Cordovan and White, \l::lth reinforced oo gconcs T FELT, Master. 30 We 12l you o cur hoemer™ in sizes up to 36 waist; slightly sizes 7 to 18 ;rears., REDUCED s 75 , heels and double soles. REDUCED 15c D Jur 77| Dagds, we think of you in sticare. mussed. REDUCED from $7.50 54.95 from $15 and $18 to. ... % 7. from35capairto................. ] ';'1:?:‘-;.,%:‘5.'%‘:: late Fisket | Bt maay sest tears ve Siea, and $8.50 to ! Boys’ Blue Serge Knickerbocker Suits; Men’s Thread Silk Hose—full fashioned; ] ' ‘g emaine At Jamer uadertubing| T ANMIE GNp SifE AND CHILDEN, Yhoug% Men(;s B“ te QFI‘I“‘"C] Tgousegrg “Right Posture,” “Dubble-bilt” and other with double heels, soles and toes; and mer- TR ke i s e N'“ ‘“"‘l";" mass St. Peter's Church. o _ wit! ue and Brown Stripes— makes. Broken sizes, 7 to 15 years. cerized tops. REDUCED from $1.25 N ¢ il CLAKA, heioved wifé ‘ot the late | JAMES MchNIGiEE emOry of Mess Bergt. Sy 3- REDUCED from $15 and $18 to. . $8'75 ATAILT0 Joil kL 79c : v e o ou T e T o ey, who e the wopremy Sicrihcs dne ! Mens oeparaie [ o8 5 Boys’ Crash, Silk Poplin and Linen e : . L S L dmming 2 ek 118 é’;nts: S’r% ar!d‘ Sand shades. 33.95 K:i:‘cker?osckerrassuits- Brokes sizes, 8 to 18 Bo.\\'-{-csnshfg:mgszvatisfl;g‘?&‘:“g?;gs ::g 4 n{#;-fif?fi’f}’;“}";{i}é;:%-:fl ‘r’.-'xc"i‘h"."l'.;‘.:.:"*::‘;,;' ":.é":‘m::g{,‘""; b Sizes up to 46 waist.......... p? ¢ WS — s = ” “ T . . ago, July 30 : weven 50 pairs of Men’s Separate Wool Trousers, %’f;"ssb mREDLCED from $10 and 34.95 g;lgges. REDUCED from $1 and 49C 2 ?{_?r"&é:;“?;fifi%.: aclingtes ";.'%’.t“i.“ = 1}]:" : i i e e - 0 c.cccbecrccccncnccnccionsan . s lock. £ ? 2 s ol to rest. e Id‘; fgg';'sdq .ult;c?:g"ég ;-l: t‘,’nfgs 50 Boys’ Wash Middy and Button-on Suits g . - DYER. Saturtay mocoisg, July 2, T P ta i s andies X e Y $3.95 | _broken sizes, 4 to 8 years. RE- Men’s Silk Cravats—Four-in-Hands and ||l TRrhacyn ool ko i Fhir. - “Men's Khaki Breeches; broken BUCED oL e 79¢ | Bowstight-weight, Summery Silk—small iperiing ceisbichment, ibrmens i’ | et eoftd 204 e P Mo _Men’s Khaki Breeches; broken 2 < i 3 and medium dots on Blue, Black and Brown Better M ts ||FENWICK. Depariea this lite Frign Suy| o lft me seven years ago, July ‘%0, sizes, up to 44 waist. REDUCED sl 50 Children’s Rompers and Coyeralls—Romp grounds. REDUCED from S5 and er lVMlonumen ENWICK. Departed this life Feiday, July from$4and$5t0. ....ooiinnnnn ers in_ White, Blue, Pink and Tan Chambray, &5c to Ssaaimy W 29c at Lower Cost Howpital, ROSIE the beioved sister of Jo. Dflz?’m-mfl-"r":m;‘tmmm:;"..%..q, 15 Men’s Automobile Dusters—Gray and and Striped Seersucker that does | T°T T ccccooreriicoteiieriicces S e Sondar, Tuy a1, at 10 olclock. from er | P llithy do they know the sorrow Tan; sizes 42 to 46 only. RE- 51 95 not require ironing. Sizes 2 to 6 59C Men’s Imported Grenadine Silk Four-in- o] clinsination of heya\'v (B.tx:“.‘klln:::l';(‘hur;hflu‘l‘:k‘:n'hl:j Sount | HER FRIEND, MRS. EDITH WELCH DUCED from $3.50 and $4.00 to. . > years Hands—made with the Saks Serv- frciéht charges, makes it Vited, i elativme e, OvSmallll lots of ?ogrch};‘:ll;l-culo"d 39C i:;e bands. $1.00 grade. REDUCED 35C possible to sell 1 They are waiting by the river, FUBERAL DIRECTORS eralls; sizes 4 yearsonly........ «P&J™ | t0o . ....oiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin, L e ©. s Small lot of Boys’ Khaki Knicker- Men’s Sterling Silver Buckles and Bethesda Blue Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i c e 1 - | 1118 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Mais “es or e y bolcsker§—-sxfzeBs 12't£ 15 ysea;';r Wash el Bla:_‘csk Cowhide Straps—sizes 34 7 5c . te ;| S SFTENE LA 2473 pairs of Boys’ Long Sai = to Crizet Xhoce) Navy and Cadet Blue—sizes 4 to 9 49C . Broken lots of Men’s Shoes and Oxfords— years. REDUCED from $1.50 to. ... Monuments Black and Brown lcathelrs‘ rui;{:ér -—at]prices much lower t:lan )":)u : -alues. i would expect to pa; or this Ergé%ash:;heds - $7“ kA 52'95 9 L B high-quality produu‘.y :‘:d";:kndr:mm " July 30, Broken sizes of White Duck and oys urni S P"'-‘gwf"d Estimates 7 % g, Fhends sna reiatives ia: Canvas Oxfords — English an s 95 Boys’ Imported and Domestic Golf Caps— ly Given T, (Sew sburgh papers Semi-English lasts. ..o oooe T e Rl Tweeds and Checks. REDUCED A p The M t Shop || E bugttiey, = Buter, 1,20 JAMES T. RYAN . Misses’ and Children’s Boys’ Sleeping Gar!nents—-Whlte Crepe, from $1 and $1.25 to 2 45‘" e onumen OP fi, Jenkins and brother of Mrs. H. F. 317 PA, AVE. S.E. Barefoot Sandals and White Canvas 8 c Cross-bar and Plain Nainsook ; sizes 890 T S consn dndinan 109 Upshur St N.W. Col. 4936 || Schveiring, “Famersl oom b iate residence, | Model Compel. | '\ Tiscoln 148 Strap Pumps. Sizes up to 2...... 2108 years.....ouoanmoniasnts oo Boys® Stitched Cloth Hats—Tweeds and pim.“Telaiives dod frieds lavived. tgger- | Livey in Gomsection _____ Broken sizes of Misses’ and Children’s Ox- Broken lots of Boys’ Silk Four-in- Heather Mixtures —small sizes 81 00 FOUND. {70HNBON. Thursdss eventag. Juis 27, 1922 mal:lll_;h‘?d e }filfi?‘b’ ':6'0 7023, fords and Pumps—White Canvas 81.49 Hand Scarfs; plaids and stripes. 31C only. $3 grade. REDUCED to... o FIME s, Ne. 3 Browaie Tagoire o o ox ,;,‘};.}*‘g’,fi‘_{ ITH (hunt Dot ST IINES 10, : andB Gunrgetal. iher. Shoce for Scout R%DU?EE"!;;; q Roll top e Children’s Straw Hats—“Rah! Rah!” and 'Plld';—lmflu:'vmr Dy for ad. Phone Col. ;:nee:, x‘z’-gu‘:'; ::fi_nr:aidx:én:m'fi:' e i oys’ Brown Lea o : oys B! =top) = ) Roll-brims — Black, Navy and 2 e ” T ;acatli? and camp wear. Sizes 51.75 ;A,)ute,l Black and Nude; sizes 6 to 29c Brown. $3 grade. REDUCyED to 950 t Ly AL REL . DORES ‘m, Sspmeoy to 1% 15 001Y -ooceoonnonsaanassensgone L i wi Funeral from ‘Wright's chapel, 1887 10th st. TREET NW Boys3 Brown Elk Blucher Oxfords—Broad Boysy Plain Blue Chambray and Striped P il ol a::;"% &;E[": sty o chapel. 1837 10k st l?gg’glflwm'_“,‘u > toe, sewed oak leather soles. Sizes 51 25 Blouses—broken sizes. 6 to 16 450 sum ot moner, S e —— CONE MAIN 108 9 to 13%. All solid leather....... L years. REDUCED from $1.00 to.. 9 L% & Eocar or fa Weodward & Lothron, | Jaly 8, 1 ai 7 ocleck am, i N "R‘sl""—m" -WiBSpears Boys' Two-piece Pajamas; White and oys weaters 5 Reward. . »l Adelaide Eeller, aged &7 years. Rematos 2t | = Striped Madras; slightly soiled; sizes 8 to 10 3 | _ Reward. H D perini, o7 15t . . '&nu&:‘:[IWMa H. SAR!& ughg?a ; years only. $2 grade. REDUCED 89c : (Pirst Floor) o e o xetie e S visons. | 42 ot ne, yFhone Lincols 534 fo. 1. S S Broken sizes of Boys’ Light-weight Sweat- Chrcle; one. Jarger stose. in ‘center, - Reward. ; beioid) MUDAR O AN erey from' e Mintee Gl m" po S 0 Broken sizes of Boys' Belts; ers—Coat and Pull-on models; Blue, Gra; e R S I o W Rl I VA ) CO. S % : 3 3 eties Y i | Monday, July 31 st 8:0. theace to Holy | xcither the successors of nor cun- White, Black and Palm Beach; and Maroon. Sizes 6 to 12 years. 3 3 Comforter Church, where mass will be said | _ N¢/ o (Fourth Floor) \ C ] loe Iadgercant Mooy P ted with the original W. R. Spear: $3.50 and $5 val RE . i A Ottnbt/oams Slishment. Tmported Golf Balls—the usual 38c sizes 24 to 34..... AL F .50 and $5 values. DUCED 82 75 ! L R T ublishment. 940 F St. N.W. 50c kind. REDUCED to.......... Broken lots| ofiboys fduree g o Spveens % B T Cu fatn st e ol | Bl AARON B, “NFiéoN " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons > Bottl : e Short Socks—Sizes 6 to 10. 29c 175, Rewara, 30+ | John Barber ngton, D. O, Dr. osep! . A o Régugégn:l: ottles, pint size. 50¢ grade. REDUCED to...........-- STAR FIN, ik seed pearls. Ko L 2 Sar . NW. Bl v ACEcte et ne Ut . * Union Suits—Knit and ) isstgomess P W | TTTA IRE. Feoues Dl 110 Genuine Horstman Tennis Rackets; Boys’ Union 5 ¢ N —Alpts Tan Omemes macs| 407 6 X OMA, of the | 3. WILLIAM LEE. Fumeral Director and s & k: 4 and 6 5 g raw . ‘Funeral from he balmer. Livery in conpection. Commodious el Sates, repioie Vmont SN0 | L 39¢ onomy I'loor £ D B e, B TR ST T e T R B S i e TS E T 2 < ———————————— ¢ ¢ 72 Boys’ Fielder Gloves—the 60c & = (Pourth Floor) 5 % Col. 3502, SESTWIGK. : $1.00 kind. REDUCED to..... o OB 25 Men’s Cool Cloth Coat-and- " - t 83 Boys’ Base Ball Suits—consisting of . Pants Suits—broken sizes g;-t:':“ 75 Kindly return to John L. August, 1822 G o] Fime Church, 14th and | Ing memori and mauso- : Shirt, Pants, Cap and Belt. Sizes tc. REDUCED to. ......: : 56. .e. sl ire 300 s, Monday. ¥ teums) of quality and character. s 58 6 to 16 years. ' $2 Suits. RE- s 45 9 3 : S and 7 or o0 and 3 uls 27, 1622, at the rest.| We will giadly show you many beau- . ” DUCED to l’ g Qrirst Fioor) 27 Men‘slgsanc aCssimere Suits, with - i Jo iy T Margaret Whrie, | yitul specim: n:.:" our work in any of | b S L - : : 208, T ” iy ‘ 43 Men's Fielder Gloves—oiled finish— White Duck Bathing Belts—“No- 5 TWO PAIRS OF PANTS; Tt Be| Hum afuees cm ke S} the ses hima oD e, reth already “broken in” $5 values. sz 15 | Rust” buckles; all sizes........... 1 C ]b)réléeéln sizes 33 to 42. RE- sl s.w a e Boe| 8 fl%m T e o e o REDUCED t0. cveeuvenen S et > Men’s Bathing Caps—Plain and 3 ED to........ B fevose, of her soul Relatives and friends | e ‘ 45 Ohsi To:n Canoe Paddles— 31 40 fancy f:%g’; 50c and 75c grades. 350 M‘“§3 Gray Office Coats—sizes 9 c lm—gm Graising ¥om on| csmeiery, (Chicago, T, 2ud Detmit. Mick. CEMETERIES. . | the $1.75 grade........ REDU 07 st tios B0 50U e e S R e i ture Department. Retura to -| edvron 4 ; i v ks : : : B SR 2 S e ity St FORTLINCOEN 9 ot ‘3%’1‘“‘;.:?"%0?' ""’:EI’ 26 A% e, ‘Notice of funeral hereatter.s The Park Cemetery ° S :_G. 9. at 9:30 g.m., JAMES | Non-Sectarian Perpetual Care Ladies’ Low Shoes | || Men’s Mohair Suits | | Men's Laundered S amdars R BT R TR i g . ion. en s 0 - S R ; loren. $85. 5. ; Ry - Readily accessible— 2 (Ptres Floor) Cut-outs, Bare-foot Sandals, Flapper Pumps, One, Two and Three Strap on electric car line, On Baltimore boule- vard, at District line. Office: TOS T2 SLAW. (Fourth Floor) _ Broken lots of Men’s Mohair Coat- “and-Pants Suits— Young Men’s and 9 Conservative models; f 75 sizes 35 to 44—regu- s . lars and stouts..... Collars Corliss-Coon Laundered < Collars; popular ‘shapes—an most all sizes........... Pumps, Button and Buckle Pumps, Ox- fords and Sports styles. In White,/ Patent Leather, Brown and Black Kid, Mahogany Calf, etc. —plain and trimmed, |