Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1923, Page 11

THL LVLNING dolph J hairman of the m(rl.m lins, Miss Helen Crowley, Miss Rose Committes, and. Orvitan Xochenderfer | Fuller, Mrs. John Faller, Miss Atleen of the tcket committeo subimitied |\ gerala, Misy TFrances Geier, Miss ts showing net rec from t| ::l:::t:l:mm:l‘o( ‘(mo e thln '$2,500. | Mary Haden, Miss Kathleen Harlow, Miss M. Lane, Miss Cecllia O'Leary, T Both were given a wvoté of’ thanks T. J. Kennedy, Miss Kathleen from the lg.enéber‘hip 20 e Mrs. . ashate; ToRTS. i|Sullivan ana Mrs. Adelside R. Cave. ey, dent, and Mr. Hardiog wers elect®d |nagh: cellos, Miss Diisabeth Garner, Misa'Nan Geler, Miss Agaths Bnac.iEthel Rodd, delegates to the forthcoming con- : vention of Iaternational Clvitan, and Miss Lucille Dufty, . Miss Misy Gertrude Ducas, Mi STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (... THURSDAY, APRIL Mies Bleanor Lehman and Miss Hmn O'Donoghue. These selectjons also will be rendered by Miss Margaret Creager, Mrs. Bdward P, Schwarts, Miss Cecilia O'Dea, Miss H.. ‘l(chanw. Conlel. Miss Katherine Y Crowley, and Mrs. B. Houston MCCM!!!.‘BHck Mrs. D. J. Callahan, Mrs. S N. The officers of the Notre Dame de | Dietz, Miss Mary E. Foley, rs. d. Nemur: Alumnae are: Mrs. James F.|Frank Ferry, Mra. R, L. Graves, Mre. Hartnett, president; Mrs. Clarence | James G. Haskell, Mrs. Katherina Lee, vice president; Miss Margaret| Humble, Misses Kennelly, Miss Kath~ Sullivan, secretary; Miss Helen Toblin, | erine Lackey, Mrs. Thomas Lane, Mits treasurer and Mies Veronica Quinn, his- ! la_Monahan, Misses Raedy, Mrs. D. torfan. Shea, Mrs. Margaret Talty, Miss Followlng ‘is the reception commit- Hal(\n Talty, Miss Mary Rover and Mrs. Charles Bogan, Miss Alice! Miss Eva Waters. 26, 1923. , Ruppert, Miss Alice O'Donoghue, Mis: M "ll!u Helen Crowley, M r, Mi Kathleen Harlow, s Cec Leary, (e A. Donn, Mi: Louise bulllvm, Miss Ailéen Fitzgerld, Mrs. James F. Hartnett, Alumnae Orchestra and Miss Mary Haden. The music commlln Mrg. Adeluide R. Ca man; Miss Cecllia O'Del. "‘PERFEGT" JUSTICE - NEEDS CITIZENS’ AID Co-Operation With Courts Neces- sary, Says Assistant Attorney BACK UPCOLUMBI HOSPITAL APPEAL con ists of Institution’s Friends, in Fund S Campaign, Correct Errone- ous View of Status. Defining justice in its true sense as stressing the important part the cit- izenry of a community must play in establishing the same, Assistant At- torney General Willebrandt addressed members of the Civitan Club at thelr weekly meeting Tuesday. Assistant Attorney General Wille- brandt attributed the spirit of unrest so prevalent in diferent groups of the country to distrust in the estab- lishment of justice, which. she said, rested for the most part with the in- ;m:iaull not with the courts of the an Clarence 1. Harding presided, and Officials and friends of Columbia -llospital for Vomen constantly have to combat the impression that it is a governmental finstitution and that, therefore, there is no good reason why it should have to appeal in any way to the public for assistance in carrying on Its work. This idea is aven now in process of correction by members of the woman's board of the hospital, which has arranged for May 4 in the Masonic Temple Aud! ::::‘:“1’::1‘# :‘c“:h‘ehc?b ‘;"t“pglg‘r:x:r torium a special benefit presentation l.h night before had proven to sur- { “The Glorious Adventure.” This|pass the club's fondest hopes. Ru- al colors, said to mark a Tmilestons | called for in the Constitution and| Mr. Jose and Jamcs Proctor were chosen alternates. Maj. Josep! andall of the air service dnlflld the program of the citizens’ military -training camy which open in June, and appealed for representation from the club at same. The club will observe the third anniversary of its cntrance in Wash- ington next Tuesday. FOUNDING OF ACADEMY TO BE COMMEMORATED The alumnae of hou. Dame Academy will entertaln the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Sunday, May 6, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at exercises commemorating the found- ing of the academy. A program of music will be ren- dered by, plano, Mrs. James J. Kilre: IMiss Mary Nesbits. Miss Kutharine Rover and Miss Regina Watkins; vio- in the progress of cinema work, has had presentations in other world cap- ftals, but will not be publicly re irased to the world until next Scp- tember. Goverament Owns Bulldin As a matter of fact, it {s explained, the federal government owns the Co- lumbia Hospital buildings, including photoplay, a prizma film, made in nll- Cantil Shoe Shop 1319 F St. NNW.—Over Young Men’s Shop tve nurses' quarters, together with| = the ground on which they stand. Like| ;A majority of similar institutions iu ! “the Distriet, Columbia Hospital re- ceives an anhual congressional appro- priation, which covers the cost of lighting and heating, while some- tim n :AHownnA'D has n made for repairs. This , however, the an- TUAl appropriation’ has been reduced by $3,000, and without speclal assist- anee from outside It is going to be most difficult for the institution to make both ends meet. For a number of years past the woman's board has ralsed the neces- sary funds to supply the requisite linen and baby clothes for this hos- pital, which speclalizes in maternity : for improving the living con tions of the nurses’ home and con tributing to the welfare of the oc it , finally, for paying half of the important soclal service wor performed in connec- tion with the prenatal clinic. Sec “Most Urgent Need.” There is felt to be the most urgent need that this work of the board | should not only be continued. but en- larged, and it is to fill this need that the arranged for | for the bene. n institution which, since 1568, | ed faithfully & effl- women and babies of of “The catures the rc 1T of Englans compared to plrkm;: volume of medieval rated by a Rembrandt. orough or a Reynolds. Dra. therein vies with beau- effects, for 'l and \lKnrnu' mu.\n sible even u vear | KING ALFONSO ‘HAS COLD. MADRID. April King _Alfo: recovering from a severe cold ¢ he contracted at t The king Is ions for his coming t is probable tha he will receive e the new o Spain. for the What it Will Do for You 'HE Cantilever Shoe will give you more comfort, more strength, more pleasure in walk- ing, more happiness during the day, than shoes of the ordinary type. Moreover, there is a style about the Cantilever which will look well on your foot. he arch of the Cantilever Shoe is flexible. This enables your foot muscles to maintain strength through exercise and free circulation. The Cantilever Shoe will give your toes a chance to wiggle a little. It will give your body an op- portunity to recover its natural balance if you have been wear- ing high heels too often. It will give your foot real comfort and it will let you enjoy a good walk. All without sacrifice of good looks. antilever Shoe fbr Men h’omen fon ‘of Mr. Moore's credentiale, Friday N EWS Everything for the Well Dressed Man broken. ranges or color lines and FOR CLEARANCE DAYS. change, refund or alter any of the items listed $40 Blue Serge Suits 38 of them, including most every size —if you can secure one to fit you save approximately ONE-HALF. Friday Special $19.50 75¢c Flne Lisle Hose ust 94 pairs of these blue or brown hose—a very unusual quality of the finest lisle—perfect. Friday Special 3 Pairs, $1 $3.50 Fine Madras Shirts 34 Madras Shirts in the neatest stripes ?y;ou would cxpect, and of a quality that makes them good values at their former price. Friday Special $1.35 Meyer’s 1331 F Street therefore have set Men’s and gray. BARGAIN ITEMS a new departure from our regular routine of doing business. Each Friday we will offer extraordinarily low priced specials from our regular stocks—items of the highest qualities—the only reason for REDUCTION in price being the fact that lines or sizes are We have no place in our assortments for incomplete size aside FRIDAYS At these Jow prices, we cannot ex- below. $7 Soft Toe Shoes —the latest desirable style—that is worn for either golf, strect or sport wear. Friday Special $4.85 $3.00 Fine Shirts —an assortment of 43 shirts—white, tan Friday Special $1.85 $5.00 Golf Hose Light-weight. Socks—exceptional for wear during the cnurc summer months. Art Silk and_ Wool Friday Special B R IR IR 1216 F St. N.W. “A red-letter” day for the thrifty—e ceverything up to the minute in usableness—lively spring Read the story! chandise. Shop early! A ord to thewtshen e S Tomorrow—REMNANT Speeding the Good Word About Remnants Women’s COATS, WRAPS & CAPES The, continued insistent need for a smart spring wrap! Choose. it now in your favorite color! $32.50 and $35.00 T 16—Plaids, with gray or tan pndomlnnlng. full fength beited sty! $35.00 Modish Capes, 12—Twill gray and black, line styles. 8—Straightiine models, splend’d colors. $50.00 and $55.00 Wraps, 839.50‘ 25—Cordalure and Delysla broidered, tucked and corded collars—and suc Navy, fallow, taupe, grey, Soreento color rangel and black. $55.00 Cordalure Capes, 8—Navy and Black Cordalure tractive g red yoke model, $69.50 Flounce Capes, 7—Circular Flounce Capes of utmost grace, hav- ing tucked collars with monkey Compute the Service of a Suit by these Costs! What's the Answer? Women’s SUITS $32.50 Spotts Suits, $15.00 5—Gray and Tan Mixture Suits In the always-good style—beited panel Jacke $35.00 Utility Suits, $18.50 15—Homespuns, mixtures and checks In gray, tam, GCbpenhagen blue and brown; beited panel and Ioas= box |acket modi $45.00 Embroidered Suits, $2250 3—Navy twil embro'dered In berder effoot. $40.00 to $49.50 Camel’s Hair 15=Fashion —in _double-bre hip box, long p and’ Tuxedo styles. What a choosing! $45.00 Velour Check Suits, $26.50 4—Slender panel jacket type where fine talloring & pre-eminent, in blas IerBDIV\vI of self. $40.00 English Check Suits, 329. 15—Tan-and Gray Sulfs, the su't at home in any weather angd stand- Ing wp under hard service, Long Ppanel and short box Jacket styl $55.00 and $59.50 Dreuy‘ Suits, $29.50", 160 mbroidered ‘panels; horders any sleeves; stde-fastening jackets, loass-box Jacketsi. tan, greystone, mavy. and black. $59.50 and $65.00 Twill Suits, $36 50 12—Twil Cord and Covert Twill Suits; strictly tallored types; In tan. areystone and barley. $69.50 and $7500 Three- Piece Suits, $47.50 10—Twliil Corg Costume Suits, in navy, black and tan; blouse, box and wrap.over Jackets and prett‘ly topped frocks. Large Women's $69.50 Sash-Tied Suits, $49.50 with box Jackets 5—Navy ard Black Twill Suits in the very smart tle-to.the-side Jackets; sizes 4212 to 52'%. You Mustn't Judge Desirability by Such Prices as These Women’s SKIRTS $850 and $9.50 Sports Skirts, $4.50 20—Novelty fabrics In check ve- lour, ratine, eponge, plaids and stripes; -wrap.around, box and side pleated. Al the approved color combinatlons. $10.75 Pleated Skirts, $5.00 20—Novelty stripes in "box and side.pleated modsfs; navy with tan, navy with white, black with white, brown with tan. $1250 and $1450 Skirts, $7.50 20—Eponge, ratine, boucle, ve- lour checks and woven stripes; gray, tan, brown and gold; tan and red, black and white, brown and gold Ha.ndkerchiefs 3503 for $1.00 Men’s Pure LI |n |l|llll] Hand. kerchiefs—severa pat terns—iong and bluk lnlthlu. $5.25 $7.50 FINE UMBRELLAS—Re. mainder of a special purchase of . exceptionally attractive Tovely handles, vath ring or strap carrier, and_handséme silk in navy, garnet, purple, brown, green and black. styles— Bolivia and chy. Panel, ripple, yoks and straight. $50.00 Mondaine Coats, $29.50 in tan and ‘'opcoats, $19.50 lar and cuffs. 32500 navy, , rust, and black, reindeer; Wraps—ha $39.50 . Capes, In the at- $49.50 fur.collared. fur trimming. MISSES’ DRESSES $19.50 fo $25.00 Silk Dresses $1250 8—Canton crepes and printed a iks—gIr{ish_models In tan, brown. navy and bibck, with contrast color effec $22.50 to $29.50 Silk Dresses $15.00 8—Navy, brown and black Can. ton; ribbon-trimmed ded Tmadete; very Slever girdle efiects. $29.5¢ and $3250 Silk Dresses $18.75 10—Flat crepes, and Roshanar: trimmed, i to look ove blues, $27.50 to $35.00 Silk Dresses $23.50 12—Rose fiat crepe, with ecru frills; printed-crepe, with Val la: Canton in pleated apron mode! black fringed novelty satin, black Canton with te pan: $45.00 to $59.50 Sitk Dresses Canton tuckld‘ ea in brown, henn. and 10—Beaded black crepe, fiat crepe in brown, all.over embroldery stitched, with tan; straightline Roshanara, with French knots in border effact; coin spot black taf- feta, black crepe embroidered with rose. MISSES’ COATS $45.00 to $55.00 Pile Fabric Coats, $3250 5—Panvelaine and Arabella, in tan, navy, gray and black—in blouse, straightline ' and wrap- around models. $65.00 Lustrosa Coats, $45.00 6—Lovely coats, sash-tied nd ribbon-bound. In tan, navy and black, $25.00 Smart Models, $19.50 Imported mixture tweeds in swagger unbeited cr beited styles. +Also plaid flesce coats and circular capes. Gray and tan colorings. MISSES’ SUITS $45.00 Three-Piece Costume Suits, $29.50 2—Twill ~Three-piece Costume Suits, In navy with contrast of gray topped frock and gray em- broidered Jacket. $55.00 Two-Piece Costunfe Suits, $35.00 5—Sash-tied, bralded and strap- ped models of navy tricotine, the clever, dressy suit for general service. $65.00 Handsome Costume Suits, $4250 10—~Two and three piece models. < The three.piece costumes with frocks having self-color crepe tops with pleated skirts, or wrap skirts with “frock bodices in contrast color. PETTICOATS $2.85 $4.00 AND $500 PETTICOATS —Radium silk and silk jersey styles in, straightiine models edged with Paisiey ruffies. In pe, brown, rose and American beauty. Also petticoats entirely of Paisiey silk with hemstitched or scalloped bottom. FUR CHOKERS AND SCARFS Fashionable furs regular stock. $15.00 Chokers, $10.00. 25 pleces—natural gray squirrel, fitch and mink. Fox Scarfs, $10.00. Exceptional quality—in and gray. 32250 to $27.50 Fox Scarfs, $13.50. Large, ~ full-furred skins, in shades of light and dark brown. $22.50 Scarfs and Chokers, 516.50 © _Two.skin Natural Dark Germa Fitch Scarfs, Two.skin Natural Gray Squirrel Scarfs, Single Mink ' Chokers. from our brown Good Buys in SWEATERS $3.95 Slip-Over Sweaters, §2.95 10—Brown, gray, -Harding and navy, In an excelient grade mohair and worsted yarns. $1250 Golf Coats, $9.85 3—Mohalr. Coats, In - seal brown, with fronts In combination of tan and brown. $5.00 Jockey and Gold Slip-Overs, $3.95 7—Deep V.neck models, In a brilliant woven combination of mohair and fiber. $IL50 Mohair Golf Coats, $6.95 7—Coats in an attractive combi. shoulder straps; sizes 34 to 42. $16.50 to $22.50 Knitted Sports Suits, $13.95 Two-plece syits, with slip-over sweater and separate skirt—knit of mohair and worsted, In tan, with Palstey border. . All sizes. GLOVES—for Fair Hands 2 Fine French Kid Gloves' =i 13 £ One and tvo clasp Fine “gray and black;; nva’m dered backs, neh Kid Gloves, 8195 loves, p)quq sewn; white with self, Stup-\!/nlt Kid Gloves, $1.4: Strap-wrist gaumtiet effect in: French Kld{ and Cin.tklfl Gloves— ' 5 Long Frenth Doe-km thn, 51 95 - 12.button length, in white only,; stightly solled. Fabric Gloves . $200 and $2.50 Novelty Gauntlets, 95¢c brown and gray. Chamoisette, with ZWO oned mode, gray, beaver an embroidery and fancy cuffs; white, 8¢, Chamoisette Gloves, 75¢ .50 Long 16-button length, In white, stiver and biscuit. “S.Mtosssool-'urcdhr&pu.SSO 10--including Marvella, emtroldered and monkey fur-trimmed; navy, pecan Kimono Wraps, $49.50 2—~Rust.color Marcova Wraps, with cordld col« .50 Fashona and Veldyne; $95.00 and $110.00 Marvella Wraps, $49.50 10—Marvella, Fashona and Veldyne; embroider- ed and fur-trimmed; $95.00 Sash-tied Coats, 8—Mandarin_sleeve model, with ribbon.trimmed collar -and cuffs; very lovely in greystone, navy and black Fashona. $95.00 to $125.00 Individual Wraps, 20—Embroidered, One’of a kind, comprising hona and Marvella—in_straightil ~wrap-around, What a rare choice is-herel , black and pecan. $53.50 $69.50 tucked, v e Gero braided, wing and mandarin Half-Price and Less MILLINERY $5.00 $12.50 Tan, taffeta, broidered. $12.50 Black satin, lace frill. $12.50 Black satin, metal thread quilted. $12.00 Youman sailor. $15.00 Ultra eport "hat, vari-col- ored duvetyn. $10.00 Molre ribbon hat, blue and rose, $10.00 Tangerine duvetyn, faced with metal brocade. $10.00 Tangerine duvetyn, ribbon bound. $10.00 Country Club, navy felt bound and trimmed metallic ribbon. BLOUSES $5.00 to $7.50 Handmade Blouses, $3.95 Sheer French voile, Tuxedo, Pe- ter Pan and frill models, with em- bellishments of real laces, hand- drawn work and hand-embroidery. All sizes in the lot, but not In each style. $10.00 to $12.95 Handmade Blouses, $7.85 0dd Blouses o fine French voile —only one or two of a kind, but each very lovely with hand.drawn work, hand-embroidery and hand- some real filet irish crochet laces; Tuxedo, Peter Pan and Frill « models. §7.95 and $8.95 Costume Blouses, $5.95 Very little to pay for sash.tied Jacquettes of silk, siip-overs of r: tine. with linen collar and cuffs, printed crepe aip-overs with round necks and short siceves, crepe de chine slip-overs 1n navy and fal- low. Brokon sizes, but good selec- tion in_the | $10.00 Co,s(nme Blouses, $7.95 “Tied and dyed” slip-over mod- els—hand.embroidered sandaiwood crepe de chine, navy crepe slip- overs embroidered with contrasting color, printed crepe Jacquettes and handmade tailored white crepe de chine. One or two of a style, Broken sizes. §15.00 and $1650 Costumc Blouses, $1L.95 Hand-embroldered crepe de chine slip-over model In bittersweet, peasant sleeve embroidered crepe slip-over ¥n sunburst, faifow, Indo biue: printed stk jacquettes In pretty light shades. Broken sizes. UNDERWEAR $3.00 Silk Underwear, $165. Radlum Silk and Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemiése and‘ Vests— tailored styles with hematitched yokes; flesh and orchid. $4 and $5 Silk Chemise, $2.65. Envelope Chemise and Camisoles of Heavy Crepe de Chine and RA- DIUM Silk; tailored and lace-trl med models; in fiesh, drchid, peach and light blue; mussed. $6 and $7.50 Silk Chemise, $4.65. Envelope Chemise of RADIUM Silk, Crepe de Chine and Crepe- back Satin, charmingly ornamenit. ed with valenciennes and filet laces; orchid, flesh, peach, light ue. $10.00 Silk Nightgowns, $7.85. Heavy Crepe de Chine, tallored styles with tucked and hemstitched yckes: In flesh, orchid, light blue and peach. $4 French Nainsook fio"n& $245. Hand.sewed, with hand.embrold- ered yokes in sorld designs; round and V necks, Mussed, BRASSIERES Corslettes, $1.00 and $1.50 Heavy pink coutil, with one pair hose supporters attached to front —Bizes 32 to 38—81. With inset of elastic at the hip and two pairs of ho e supporters— size 40 only—$t.50, i $1.50 Bandeau Bruazrn. 75¢ De Bevoise models, -made of pretty pink broche with elastie in Fhe back, finished witir siik_taps shoulder straps; sizes 34 to 42. green em- oray, Brown only; leather lined, with fitting of large mirror. 15 Silk Bags, $23¢ Navy, black and Onrlental color- Ings; cord or silk hahdle; swinging purge and mirror. 30 Leather Bags, $3.95 English moroceo In black, brown, red and navy; lined . with tan or gray moire; 6-Inch aize, with mir- ror”across the flap and fitting of coln purse. 39 Silk - $5.90. Bracelet Carfier Black Slik Bags, prettily silk lined, fitted with coin purse and mirror and having dis- tinctive novelty cl conomies-that roll up b1g savings! Odds and ends—but utmost desirability— activities making for astounding pick-ups in Jelleff quality mer- There’s a Persuasive Story Here! Women’s SILK DRESSES Embroidered and Beaded. Accordion-pleated, Draped and Paneled, Straightline. 27 It's only once in a great while that all the lovely fabrics n( the season offer the bloom of their beauty for so little a price! Sec them en masse to get the glow of their color and the sheen of their charmmg textures, the grace that gives itself to simple or_lavish effects! Satin-faced Cantons Roshanara Crepes Flat Crepes Canton Crepes Georgettes Tricosham For color—what a wealth of choice—Gray, Lanvin Green, hes of Rosces, Cocoa, Tan, Brown, Navy and Black. DRESSES---Remnants $19.50 and $25.00 Dresses 1--§19.50 Brown Jeraey, size 38.° 1—$19.50 Black Canton Crepe Street Dress, size 36. 1—$13.50 Copenhagen Blue Jer- sey, white pique collar and cuffs, size 34. 1--$25.00 Black -Canton All-over Beaded Street Dress, size 36. 1—425.00 Woor Crepe Street Dress, size 44, $l500 to $19.50 Dresses, $14.75 1-$25.00 Gray Jersey, with Co- Penhagen biue stripes, ze 36. 2833, Navy and Brown Satin Crepes, with Faisley tops; sizes 36 and 4. Embroldered 2—$33,50 - Paisiey Crepe Street Dresses, size 36. 1—~3$49.50 Navy Poiret Twill Brald- trimmed Street Dress, size 36. $35.00 to $45.00 Dresses, 1—$35.00 Brown Roshanara Crepe Street Dress, size 36. 1—$35.00 Printed Crepe Sport Dress, size 34. 1—$39.50 Printed Crepe Sport Dress, aize 1—$45.00 Black Flat Crepe Dress, with white panel front and cuffs size 38. $39.50 to $59.50 Dresses, $23.50 1—$39.50 Green Crepe Sport mod- sl, size 36. 9.50 Brown Canton Crepe Street Dress, size 34. .50 Rose Chiffon Draped Evening Gowns, sizes 34 and 36. 1—$59.50 Gray Canton Street Dress, size 40, $39.50 Printed Crepe Dresses 7.50 2—Black and White Dresses, sizes 36 and 38. $39.50 to $55.00 Dresses $29.50 cocnl Roshanara Crepe , size 38. —$45.00 Black Roshanara Crepe Street Dress, size 40. 1—855.00 Rose and Tan Striped Sports Dress, ivn 34. $45.00 to $85.00 Dresses $33.50 1—345.00 Cocoa Roshanara Creps Street Dress, size 36, y Roshanara Crepe SU'IO! DNI“ ), sizes 40 and 42. Street 40, 1—$85.00 Tan_Chiffon lnd Cream Lace Evening Gown, size 34. 1—$85.00 Rose Taffeta Evening Frock, size 36. 1—$59.50 Tan Embroidered Can- ton Crepe Street Dress, size 38. $55.00 Flat Crepe Dress, $35.00 1—Black Street smart; size 38. $65.00 to $125.00 Dresses and Gowns, $52.50 1—$65.00 Gray Flat Crepe, sur- piice front, panel skirt; size 40. 2—$65.00 Motre Ribbon Tler Frocks, navy and rust; sizes 34 and 36. 1—$65.00 Navy Canton, with Palsiey bodice, street dress; size 36. Dress; very 2—$65.00 Navy and Black_Rib- bon.trimmed Fiat Crepe Street Dresses, sizes 36 and 38. 4~$68.50 Flat Crepe Beaded Street Dresses, navy and black; sizes 36, 38, 40. 2—869.50 Printed Crepe Beaded ses; wzes 36 and 40. E Navy Embroldered "rene de Chine Street Dress, size 1-&7950 Black Flat Crepe, lisere brald-trimmed; slize 1—379.50 All.over Beaded Rose Evening Gown. 287950 Flat Street Dresses, sizes 36 and 42. 1—$85.00 Yeliow Chiffon Beaded Dinner Gown, size 36. 1—885. Brown Embroldered smn Crepe Street Dress, size 38. 500 Brown Ribbon Strped Crep» Strset Dress, size 36. 1—8$85.00 Brown Embroldered Crepe Strest Dre ize 36. 1—8125.00 White Satin Crepe Sil- ver Brocade Evening Cown; size 38 1—$125.00 Peach Chiffon Draped Evening Gown, size 38, $79.50 to $11000 Dresses and Gowns, $72.50 1—$70.50 Black Accordion-pleat ed Canton Crepe, size 44. 2—$79 50 Black Dropstitch Crepe Panel skirt: sizes 38 and 44 1—$7950 Gray Embroidered Flat Crepe Street Dress, size 32. 1—$85.00 Brown Satin Crepe Go'd Embraidared Street Dress, size 36 1—$85.00 Brown Satin Crepe Street Dress, with applique trim. ming: <ize 34. 1—$85.00 Henna Crepe Fallle Dinner Gown, size 36. 1—$85.00 Orchid Crepe Roma 1. ver Embroldered Evening Gown. slze 36. 1—$85.00 Gray Georgette Beaded Dinner Gown, size 38, 1—$89.50 Schiffli embroldered Crepe Roma, blue and gray, size 42 1—$95.00 Satin Stripe ' Printed Chitfon Afternoon Gown, size 36. 1—$11000 Orchid Crepe Roma Crystal Beaded Evening Gown, size 42175, Crepe Draped gray and taupe: NECKWEAR—Prettiest What's More Engaging Than Lovely Pieces of Neckwear Fluttering Out at These Prices? 75c and $1.00 Neckwear, 35c Net Berthas In white and cream, lace-edged, ,Evelet Embroldered Vestee, with Tuxedo or Peter Pan collar and Tuxe\io Collar and Cu" Sets of Novelty Lace. .50 Collars and Guimpes, 75¢ Net Frilled Gulmues collars; also collar and cuff sets. lars. ith filet lace edges.; eyelet embroidered with Vestees with Tuxedo or Peter Pan col- Remainders of Our Great HALF-PRICE Sample Line 2—$6.00 Net Brb Callal 1—$6.00 Net Vestee, wi trimmed with real Irish and filet lace. small collar; trimmed with real Irish lace. . 6—$8.00 Net Guimpes, trimmed with filet and Irish lace, with Peter Pan, panel and Tuxedo collars—and one Net Frill Guimpe...... 1—$8.00 Net Bertha Collar, trimmed with little tucks and Val la 1—$10.00 Net Vestee, with Tuxedo collar lnd cum trimmed w‘th“w Val and hand-embroidery. 1—$10.00 Organdy Vest, with Tu 1—$10.00 Hand Organdy Butcher Coll Wth Venise lace. . e 1—$15.00 Shaped French Organdy Colla med with real Val lace. collar; tmmmed with real Irish lace. STOCKINGS—Mighty Good! 75c Lisle Sports Stockings, 50c . Women's and -misses’ sizes, in ribbed style. . 5 Children’s Wool Sports S Roll-top Sox In heather mixtures. A few paln. 50¢c Not all sizes. $2.00 Sitk Stockings, 95¢ Full-fashloned, pure silk, with mercerized garter hems, heels and toes; well reinforced. otter and-white. A few colors, but nearly all sizes. Dark brown, $2.25 Chiffon Silk Stockings, $1.65 Full-fashioned, new French seam back and Lsle garter hem, and gunmetal only. Black $3.00 Clocked Silk Stockings, $2.25 d-embroidered clox on full-fashioned, handsome quality Silk Han Stockings, with Iis red, ora arter hems. tan clox, White with blue, purple, Copenhagen, d black clox, ack with white clox, Dark tan cordovan, with-self clox, Ready to Step Out Lively—Odds and Ends Women’s PUMPS and OXFORDS One Big Lat, 463 Pairs— Regular $10.00 to $12.00 Shoes A blg chance of genuins bai gains and many shoes for large feet In the lot. Gray Suede Low-heel Pump Gray Suede Patent Leather Combination, Patent and_Sand Suede - Low-heel. Pumps, Black Kid and Patent Leather Strap mps, Tongue Pumps with French heels, made of Patent Leather, Brown and. Black Calf with hand.turned eoles. SIZES IN THE LOT: AAA—4Y2, B, 62, 6, 612, 7, 7)2, 8, 8V, AA—4, 4liz, 5; BYz, 6] 6)a 7, 7 8 I'/z, 9. 3V, 4. 4)/2, 5, 512, 6, 62 797 s , 8, 9. Va2, 3, 312, 4, 413, b2, 6, o 7, TV B 8, Vo, 3 SV, 4 42, 5, 5Va 6, 5'/:. 7, 7Vz2, 8, 8Y2, B—2/2, 3, 35, 4, 4, 5, 512, 6, 82, 7, 702, 8, 8V Regular $8.00 to $10.00 Shoes Gray Suede, one-strap, with low biack heel, short vamp and round toe. Gray Suade. with short vamps and Spanis Gray Suede, with patent spl- der-web tip ang Spanjsh heels. rown Calf _ Oxfords, with welt soles, Cuban or low flat heels, with rubber heels a tached. Black Caif Oxfords with mi- $2.95 Regular $5.00 Shoes Dark Brown Calf One-strap Pumps, with low flat heels. Dark Brown Calf Oxfords, with low h nd rubber heels attached; Tan Calf One.strap Pumps, with Cuban heels and welt soles.