Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1923, Page 19

.THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1923. elevated to a post in the commis- sariat of foreign affairs. The newspaper Laboring Moscow says that Signor Amadori, & repre- reported to include insistence upon A AT A (A (AT A (T AT (AT AT (A A AN A A AT A the withdrawal of the Russlan rep- = et 2 = 4 resentatives from Persia and Afghan- T AT AT A Y (A A (A (A A (A A AVA A A = 7 CURZON ACCEPTS . MOSCOW'S OFFER Propaganda in Asia Only Un- satisfactory Point in Reply by Russia. Ry the Associated Press_ LONDON; May 61.—A British mem- orandum, dealing with Russia's last reply to Lord Curzon's note, has been communicated to Leonid Krassin, the bolshevik .representative here, ac- cording to the Daily Herald. It ac- cepts with slight reservations Rus- sia’s offer regarding the payment of compensation for the seizure of Brit- ish trawlers and for the exscu- tion of Charles F. Davison and the arrest and detention of Mrs. Stan Yarding, & newspaper correspondent, and for the withdrawal of the two Weinstein notes written in reply to the British protest over the prosecu- tion of church officials, which notes Great Britain considered offensive. 1t is asserted that the memorandum also tacitly abandons the charge that the soviet is financing British com- munists, but declares the Russian re- ply with respect to Russian propa- Kanda in Asla is unsatisfactory and demands that the Russian represen- tatives in Teheran and Kabul shall be withdrawn. According to the Daily Herald, the memorandum affirms Great Britain's willingness to take the initiative in calling an_international conference to settle the question of the extent of territorial waters. SOVIET STUDIES DEMANDS. Official Press Says Further Yield- ing Is Not Possible. By the Associated Pre 5 The soviet gov- considering the the Anglo-Russian dispute, which are | & President Cashier !H fl | @ istan, where they have been accused of anti-British propaganda. The tone of the official press indicates that Russia has already yielded as far as considered “The whole affalr now rests with British public opinion,” says the Izves- tia, in declaring that the appetite of Lord Curzon, the British secretary for foreign affairs, is eats,” and that he is striving for a break. The crux of affairs seems to be Lord Curzon’s demand Shumatsky, Russian representative in Persia, and Lieut. resentative at Kabul, and_disciplinary punishment for M. Rothstein, former Russlan represefit- ative in Persia, who only recently was sentative of Italy in Moscow, alleged in political quarters to be the author of cipher dispatches advocating a break with Russia, is leaving for Rome, never to return. NEW ARGENTINE LOAN. Bonds Aggregating 2,500,000 Pounds to Be Floated in London. LONDON, May 31.—It is announced that Morgan, Grenfell & Co. and the banking house of Baring will offer on June 1 for public subscription {here a new Argentine government loan of £2,500,000 5 per cent bonds at 863, redeemable in July, 1949. possible. “growing as he for the recall of Raskolinkov, rep- Afghanistan, SCREEN PAINTS Paint Lawn Benches —porch wicker, etc. and they'll last longer as well as look better. We have the right paints for this and for all other require- ments, at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES. | Also Interior Finishes, Wall Tints, Floor Var- nishes and Wax, Furni- ture Polishes, Wood Stains, etc. ¥ Glass Table Tops cut to order. Sanitary Glass Cases for Cafes, Lunch Rooms, etc. RETAIL H. L. Offutt, Jr. W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury Viee Presidents The “Friendly” Bank District National Bank 1406 G Street A Savings Account is the Direct Road to Affluence “Pay as you go” is a good motto. But “save as you spend” is a better one, for if you spend all, you cannot meet the emergencies of the future—nor avail yourself of the opportunities that come to every one. if you SAVE you'll have it. If you stop and think you'll find that you could easily enough spare some- thing out of each pay envelope. only a little—but something—and those littles deposited in our Savings Depart- ment, will give you freedom from finan- worry—and the wherewith for profitable investment. cial HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS 1334 New York Avenue Savings money isn't idle. We pay in- terest at the rate of 37%. WHOLESALE They take money—and Maybe [——|o|—=|a|——o[c—=]a[c——]|o[——] e I Hirsh's Footwear Again Strikes an Economy Note! An assortment of over 40 styles, timed to meet the demands of Shrine Week. Every shoe reflecting the style and qual- ity—at the typically low price which Hirsh's have always been able to offer HIRsH'S 1026 them. Pumps--Oxfords “*Sports LX) —in every leather —in every style —in every size Satins Patents Tans, Ete. Plenty of Fresh % o) New “Whites” ‘Special Offering Women's White Canvas Strap Pumps and Oxfords—All Heels and Styles in all Sizes to 8. $2.95 pair -/028 SWOE-STORES SEVENTH ST.NW. “Upper Seventh Street in Location—City-wide in Trade” Remnants 1216 F St. NW. S you are. Clearing Big in Coats Not only deep-pile fabric garmeats left from Spring—but twills and some silks, as well, in tomorrow’s remnant lots. 5—$45.00 navy blue and black coats. $18.75. .00 wrap coats of navy blue and black brocaded rosha- nara. $29.75. $55.00 to $65.00 Coats, $31.75 Straightline and wrap styles, embroidered and tucked, In fine cordalure and lustrosa cloths— navy blue and black. 4—%69.50 Cape Coats, $33.75 Sash tied and ribbon bound. Navy blue and black. Very be- coming and less than half price. 5—$95.00 Braided Coats, $58.75 Navy blue, gray and black twill or veldyne, all-over braided and sash tied. 1 .80 black twill cord cape with circular flounce. $24.75. .00 circular capes of navy blue and black velvay cloth. $26.75. 1—$75.00 circular flounce cape of velvety black Fashona. $34.75. 6—$40.00 Fleeced Sport Coats, $22.75 and white overplaids. Un- usvally smart for motoring or lake travel, $55.00 Cord Twill Capes, $38.75 Gathered yoke styles with large cord tucked coliars. Navy blue, black, tan and gray. Very prac- tical. 3—$59.50 embroldered black can- ton crepe capes, yoke style. $47.75. $59.50 to $75.00 Capes, $48.75 Finest materials, such as vel- dyne, Fashona, twill cord and Gerona. Some with caracul col- lars, others with large self collars. Handscme garments all, in navy blue, black, gray and tan. 1—$49.50 Camel’s Hair Top Coat, $29.75 4—$55.00 Camel’s Hair Capes, $33.75 Sport styles, in brown and tan plaid. $65.00 and $75.00 Top Coats, $46.75 Of 1007, pure camel’s hair and English mixtures. Loose back and beited styles. Light, warm, pra tical. You'll need one for vac tion! made them accumulate. Twenty Coats Tomorrow $35.00 There isn't much more that need be said to quic kly sell these 20 coats. Where one can secure such a value, it’s only a question of whether or not you want a coat at all. These are all beautiful models in the finest fabrics of the season. 4—$65.00 Straightline Coats—navy blue and black—in fine Cordella cloth—$35.00. 3—$69.50 and $75.00 Blouse Coats of Fashona—a fine, deep Ppile cloth—fallow shade and black—$35.00. .00 Mandarin Blouse Wraps in Gerona, one of the finest coat. ings made—navy blue, Sorrento, pecan shade and gray—$35.00. 4—$55.00 Kimono Sleeve and Pleated Panel Coazs In Fashona— black and rust color—$35.00. 2—Fashion Coats of Black Lustrosa and Tarquina—cape and blouse models—$35.00. 2 81080 Wraps—black and navy blue Veldyne and Marcova— Women's Conts—Second Floor. Of Course Suits Go —and there's nearly every good style of the season. $32.50 Gray Mixture Sport Suit, 10—$55.00 and $65.00 with belted jacket, $10.00. 5 = 35.00 to $50.00 Twill Cord Suits, $30.00 Suits, $15.00 Straight.line, blouse and wrap- over styles, in gray and tan. Very m‘;':;"‘{:'h;fg‘;"f,‘;":z ::’:"':I.:‘,flfi: unusual suits and extra value at with double.breasted box jacket; 3°0-00 Navy Blue Twill Suits, with em. broidered blouse Jackets, and mix- tures, diagonals and checks, with belted or loose box jackets. 9.50 Navy Blue Suits, $25.00 Of fine twill with loose box jack- ets; ribbon bound. 10—$55.00 Tailored Suits, $38.50 Practical, stylish, navy blue and black cord twill. Jackets in panel bias or one-button styles, with bias strapping or fine tucks. Ex- cellent for business or vacation! 20 Suits—Stout Sizes 545.00 Were $65.00 to $85.00, Choice, sizes from 44% to 20 suits of the season’s best styles: 52y5.—perfect fitting for stout women. AIl of them ars beautifuily tallored. The styles Include plain tallored, long panel, sash-tie, wrap-around blouses—and belted box Jackets—in navy biue and black cord twill. Some of them braided, embroidered, tucked or ribbon.trimmed. A cho'ce from these in- sures a wonderful value! Women’s Suit Section—Second Floor. Choose a Skirt —or maybe two or three! Three big lots of remnants Friday— $8.50 to $12.50 Sport Skirts, $4.50 All new styles, but odds and ends—Plaid ratine, checked velour, striped eponge and camelshair. Wrap-around and box-pleated styles. Tan and brown, black and white, gray and rose, gold and brown, navy blue and tan. Come early. Only four-fifty. $12.50 to $16.50 Skirts, $7.50 There's a big lot of skirts here—pleated or plain styles—in satin, striped prunella, plaid eponge, bias-checked velour. strived crepe and basket cloth. Wonderful color choice—black and white, tan with brown or white, navy blue and tan, gray and hiua. Large Women’s $13.75 Skirts, $9.50 Box-Pleated Styles Stitched to the Hip Striped prunellas, in gray and black. tan and brown, navy blue and white, and black and white. Sizes 34 to 40 represented, but not every size in each style and color. You ought to have one of these! Pleated Skirts That STAY Pleated! Only store in Washington selling Lanvin Pleated Skirts, which are guaranteed to stay pleated. Wool Canton, $12.50— Crepe de Chine, $13.75—Canton Crepe, $16.50—Flat Crepe, $19.50. - Women’s Dresses Out of Our Shop Into Your Wardrobe Too many odd dresses in the way of summer frocks. Here they go in Friday's big clearaway! $25.00 to $35.00 Dresses, $10.00 9 2 Green Jersey Sport Dresses, s.zes 34 and 36; 1 Tan Poiret Tv{l" with solf Bralding, size 34; 1 Tan and Blue Striped Jersey, size 42/z; 1 Navy ‘Blue Poiret Twill, coat model, size 50/ Choice, $10.00. 7—$25.00 and $29.50 Dresses, $15.00° 2 White Jersey Sport Dresses, size 36; 2 Hand-drawn Canton Crepe Street Dresses, gray and cocoa; 3 Beaded Canton Crepe Dresses, navy - blue and black. Sizes 36 to 40.” Choice, $15.00. 2—$39.50 Crepe Dresses, $22.50 Tan canton crepe with pleated panels, size 40; all.over embroidered black Roshanara Coat Dress, size 36. 2—-$55.00 and $59.50 Dresses, $27.50 Tan Embroidered Roshanana Crepe Dress, size 34; Black Flat Crepe Coat Dress, trimmed in gray, size 38. Both mighty smart. 8—$49.50 to $65.00 Dresses, $33.50 Including Silk Moire Ribbon Dresses, in_rust and navy blue; Em- broidered Canton Crepe Afternoon Dresse: an_Crepe Romaine Dinner Dress, with rhinestone beading; a Lanvin n_Embroidered, flat creps a three-plece krepe knit costume, and Spangled Evening -Gow Sizes 34 to 40 In the group. $33.50. 4—$75.00 and $79.50 Afternoon Dresses, $37.50 A group of handsome dresses In figured and plain flat crepe and canton crepe. Draped, beaded and surplice styles; one cire braided mod- el. Sizes 38 to 42. 20—$65.00 to $85.00 Silk Gowns, $39.50 ‘wonderful—from some of the most exclusive houses crepe satins and georgettes, in pleat- One beautiful yellow chiffon beaded Friday at $39.50, 5—$75.00 to $95.00 Fine Dresses, $59.50 Embroidered crepe roma street dresses, in gray and French blue a cornflower blue crepe de chine frock, draped model; a gray silk rep street dress, a black and white sa ir ., e three-piece costume of white crepe de chine—all beautiful gowns. $59. Exclusive Gowns—Greatly Reduced 2—$85.00 Evening gowns—White chiffon and orchid crepe roma, sil- ver embroldered. Sizes 34 and 36. $49.50. 1—$125.00 Peach Chiffon Evening Gown. Size 38. $49.50. .50 three-piece costume, brown krepe knit and navy blue ara. Size 36. . oSN S.2500 to_$175.00 Afternoon and Evening Gowns cocoa Jac- quard crepe, gray flat crepe with silver embroidery, white crystal beaded Molly-O crepe. Size 36. $85.00. 3—$115.00 and $135.00 Dinner Dresses—Green, gray and cocoa col- ored. Very handsome. Size36. $89.50, 3 12479500 Chantilly Lace and Pleated Chiffon Dinner Dress. White over black. Size 36. 25.00. $2.00.to $4.00 Gloves—$1.65 Pr. $4.00 Natural Color Washable $2.00 Milanese Silk Gauntiet loves—8-button length— Gioves, 8.button length, strap- PRI ¢ quality Milanese Silk Wrist style with contrasting bands Glove: button length. Brown. at wrist and piping’ around cuffs. o & 6z; fawn, 6, 6z, 7. $1.65 Very handsome, but sizes broken. My e 4% Mastic and gray. $1.85 pair. pset Our Calc We had expected to be low on remnants this week, but the lively selling lately has Besides this, much as we hate to admit it, there are still some spring left-overs~and these cannot be overlooked! So we enter jnto June with hundreds of odd items that can only be cleared out in the biggest kind of a remnant Friday! Be on hand early! Quality Hats Late spring styles—end-of-sea- son prices, $8.50 to $15.00 Hats, $1.95 A, §roup of ten smart sirest hats, including a navy blue and red combi- nation of taffeta, satin and b orchid felt, with' georg a Lanvin green off-th pearl trimming, and seven others equally (nteresting. White Sport Hats $2.50 and $3.50 The popular sweater styles in_all-white and white with colored facings and bands. Every girl needs two or three to match her sweaters and gingham frocks. SUMMER FURS Chokers and scaris—odd pieces. but all selected skins—remarkable reductions. $12.50 to $17.50 Furs $9.75 Large dark Squirrel Chok- ers, two-skin Civet Cat Chok- ers, imported Fitch and Jap Mink"Chokers and a few Fox Scarfs. Mostly one or two of a kind. Choice at $9.75. $27.50 Scarfs and Chokers $19.75 Taupe and Jap Cross Fox Scarfs; a limited number of genuine Eastern Mink two- skin Chokers; some extra fine full-furred double skin Squir- rel Chokers. Altogether a most worthwhile group. $19.75. Tub Silk Petticoats $2.95 With regulation double panel and hemstitched or scalloped hem. Most roasonable at $2.95. English Sateen Slips $2.95 New white Siips, with hem- stitched tops and self straps. 18-inch double hem. Specially priced—$2.95. Sweaters, Friday, as low as 75¢ 15—$2.00 and $3.00 Navy Blue, Black and Gray Slip-overs, 75c. Of worsted and mohair; round-neck style. 30--$4.00 to $6.00 Slip-Over Sweaters—$1.50 Black and raised weave effects, in plain and" fiber silk striped effects. Navy blue, black, green, jockey and 36-.$5.00 to $7.50 White Skip- Overs—$3.95 Attractive weaves, with round or V neck types. 25—$5.00 and $6.50 Mohair w'{uxedn Sweaters—$3.00 h sash—in jockey, buff, orchid, brown and Harding biue. sash— Another Big Group— Sweaters $5.00 Slip-Overs—Tuxedos— Golf Coats—Jacquettes All wanted colors, but not all colors in each group. Broken sizes of $7.50 to §16.50 garments. Sweaters of mohair, fiber silk, fiber and mohalr—raised and plain weaves, mixtures d solid effects. Extra! Extral Values! Knitted Suits and Dresses At Big Reductions. 1—$55.00 Gray and White Sport Suit, with side pleats and fiber trim- ming. $35.00. 1—$12.75 Knitted Sport Skirt—in navy blue and cherry. $6.95. .00 Knitted ~Sport Dresses— with fiber silk stripes and streamers Copen, navy blue and tan. $15.00. 1—$69.50 ~Sport Sult of mol Jacquette overblouse, with s: tan and brown. $49.50. 1—$75.00 Imported Sport Dress of fiber ik, In tan; beautifully em- broidered. $49.50. .00 Checked Sport Sults, In buff and brown and gray, black and white. $22.50, eckwear Remnants! Fi‘ne qualities—these are odd jots ! $3.00 to $4.00 Neckwear—$2.00 Odd pisces from our recent wonder- ful sample sale. Real Irish and filet lace-trimmed net guimpes, Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles; brightly colored ratine guimpes, hip length styles, with round or V-shaped collars; vestee sets, real lace trimmed; round organdy collars with real Venise lace; boat- shaped silk pongee collars—and lots of other lovely pleces in this lot for choosing at two dollars! $4.00 to $6.00 Handkerchief Scarfs, $2.00 Bright colored Deauvilie Scarfs seem to be having a renewed popularity. Nevertheless these large squares of printed silk crepes, satin, georgette crepe and fancy silks in smart Paisley designs go at half price or less Friday! $1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear—75¢ Smart white pique vest sets with Tuxedo collars, white and tan organdy sets, Peter Pan collar and cuff sets of linen, silk or organdy; real filet lace cellafs and collar sets, white eyelet embroldered vests, Peter Pan style. Particularly fine for gingham dresses! 9c and ‘ables NECKWEAR REGULARLY 35¢c TO 75c. Taka your pick tomorrow of em- broidered vestee sets, novelty lace collars and sets, bertha collars of eity lace and net, Initial col cuff sets of linen, odd guimpes and vestees. GLOVES Hanging Over How long will they stay? $2.50 and $3.00 Fabric Gloves $1.95 Pair All sizes represented in one color or another. Fine Suede-finished Fabric Gloves. Three styles—noveity gaunt- let with two-tone embroidery and trimming or eight.button-length slip- on style with self-color embroidery on backs and arms. h the shad $1.25 to $2.00 Gloves—85c Pr. Odds and ends—silk and chamoisette —jong and short. ulations! Here The Misses’ Clear-Out Misses’ styles—values that don't often happen! 10—Misses’ $23.50 and $25 Afternoon Dresses, $15 o Flat crepe, Roshanara and taf- :nd blouse types. 2Q—Misses’ $29.50 and $35 Silk Frocks, $25 Printed silks, Roshanara and flat crepes—in tan, gi blue and black. types. 8—Misses’ $65 to $75 Wrap Coats, $39.50 Exclusive styles In finest mate- rials obtainable. Blouse and i tie style broldery trimmed. Navy blue, and gray. nd ribbon black, tan 2—Misses’ $19.50 Sport Suits of Twee mixtures. ... 4—Misses’ $35.00 box Jacket, braid trimmed 5—Misses’ $29.50 Jersey and Homespun Sport Suits, In box and wrap-around models—navy and French biue and tan 3—Misses’ $49.50 Coats $19.50 Of fine navy blue and black fash- ona and arabella cloths with silk stitchery and embroidery. 6—Misses” $55 and $59.50 Coats, $29.50 Straightline, blouse and sash-tied styles — some embroldered — all handsome deep plle fabrics. Navy blue, black and tan. 2—Misses’ $45 to $55 “Model” Frocks, $35 Mostly one of a kind, exclusive model dresses In satin Canton, georgette and flat crepe, and Rosh- anara—navy blue, tan, gray and green—circular, pleated, sieeveless, lace-trimmed, ' embrofdered types for dr treet or sports wear. in gfay and orchid g5 () Navy Blue Two and Three Piece Suits— $10.00 $15.00 16 Misess’ $45.50 and $49.50 Costume Suits, $25.00 In navy biue, tan and gray—straightline and sa: stitching and braid trimming—fine Poiret and cord twills. -tied models—sili 12 Misses’ $55.00 to $65.00 Costume Suits, $33.50 Of fine Pairet twill in navy blue, tan and gray—embroidered and braid trimmed—box jacket, side tie and straightline types. 10 Misses’ $69.50 to $75.00 Emboridered Three-Piece Suits, $39.50 tan. Box jacket, wrap-around and side-tied types—navy blue, gray and One piece or detachable blouses. . Very handsome. Pick-Up Underwear 1t will pay even if you lay it asjde for future necds. $3.00 Silk Step-ins, $1.95 Of fine, durable La Jerz silk Hemstitched or lace trimmed mod- els, in flesh, orchid and peach. $2.00 Voile Gowns, 95¢ V.neck models, in flesh and or- chid. Hemstitched finish. $5.00 Silk Gowns, $3.25 Only 30 of these! Heavy quality Jap silk, with filet trimmed yokes or tallored styles with shirred and hemstitched ~yokes Flesh and white. Left-Over Bags Remarkably good choosing in these! Many shapes, colors and materials. Look them over. $5.00 Leather and Silk Bags—$2.65 Leather and silk bags—many with popular jeweled tops—all of them fitted and attractively siik lined. Envelope and pouch shapes, in black, brown, navy blue and gray. Silk and leather handles. $3.00 Vnnikys Boxes— Black, tan and blue leather cov- ered vanity boxes with four fit- tings and extra large mirror. A real chance at $2.65! $7.50 Fine Bags, $5.00 Including several of the smart, practical _“hidden - away pocket'’ es. Bags of leather or silk— If colored or metal frames, swinging coin purses, mirrors and miscellaneous fittings, Take your pick In navy blue, brown “and black. $4.00 French Underwear $1.95 Our own importation Gowns and Envelops Chem hand-sew- ed and hand-embroidered. Solid and eyelet work on round, square and V.neck gowns and chemise with self straps. $2.00 Sateen Petticoats, 95c 21 odd pieces Petticoats and Sport Bloomers—black, navy blue and_green. $3.00 Petticoats, $1.95 Of English sateen, embroldered straight.-line styles, with double panels or 18-inch hem. White Stockings $1.00 Fiber Stockings, 50c Fiber silk mock seam stockings with lisle garter hem, reinforced heel and toe. Cordovan, white, champ, light gray. Broken sizes make the price fifty cents pair. $3.00 Glove Silk, 75¢ Full-fashioned pure silk stock- ing: solutely perfect. Just a few dozen pairs, In medium brown. Sizes 82 and 9. $1.50 and $2.00 Sport Stockings—95c Fiber silk stockings tn duo-tone , ribbed styles or vertical Broken sizes, In black, medium gray, cordovan, blue and white, black and white. $2.50 Silk Stockings— $1.65 Of pure thread silk, with mer- cerized garter hem and reinforced heel and toe. Included a few pairs with silk garter hems and a few pairs of chiffon weight. Full fash- ioned, broken sizes. Gun metal, beige, cordovan and black. May Blouse Remnants Broken sizes—slightly mussed—just what we have to cxpect from lively selling! $2.00 and $3.00 Cotton Blouses, 95¢ 75 Tailored Blouses of Batiste and Organdy. Trimmed with fine tucking, narrow self pleating, or picot edges. They have round, fiat or long roll collars and come Orchid, Flesh, French Blue Tan. Here's a chance, Indee $5:00 Costume Blouses $2.95 Slip-over and Jacquette styles. in crepe de chine and printed ks. A few tuck.in tailored models of radium silk are included. Badly mussed. That's why they're priced at $2.95. $5.00 Handmade Blouses, $3.95 Sheer Frenth Voiles, trimmed with real filet lace and hand drawn work. Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles, with several patterns of decoration. All sizes, but not all sizes in every style. $5.90 and $6.95 Costume Blouses, $4.65 Slip-over Blouses of crepe de chine and printed crepe, many with the popular all-over embroid- ery or stitched designs. Oriental colors. Also a few georgette crepe tuck-ins, collar, frill and sleeves all lace trimmed. A Manufactarer’s Close Out! 60—87.50 Umbrellas, $5.90 Assortiment One or two of a kind—a manufacturer’s clo¥e-out af $7.50 colored silk umbrellas. Choice at Fine silks, with wide satin or grosgrain borders. $5.90. Handles most beautiful—of carved wood or wood with bakelite caps, or entire handles of amber or Ivory bakelite. Regulation umbrellas for sunshine or showers! braided leather loops. brown and black. Side straps, rings and rain and swagger sizes— Blue, green, purple, red, A GREAT SHOE PURCHASE BRINGS $7.00 and $8.00 Pumps For You Tomorrow at and Oxfords $A4.65 Pair All sizes and widths—and footwear we can offer to you with the assurance that it will give you the best of service. Made by one of the best manufacturers in Lynn—ma- terials of high grade and all welt soles! styles includes— The choice of Black Kid One-strap Pumps with Cuban heels and medium round toes. Black Calf Oxfords with mili- tary heels and brown calf oxfords with Cuban and low heels. Remember, all sizes now. but you must not delay too long if you wish to be sure of being fitted! Remnants of $7.00 to $10.00 Footwear 237 PAIRS PUMPS OXFORDS $2,45 Footwear for all occasions, and all sizes represented in styles so similar that you will have no trouble being fitted! Dress pumps in patent leather and black kid; street pumps of black or brown: calf, ‘with welt soles and low heels; black or brown calf oxfords; tan calf strap pumps—a cumpltleend final clean-up of thesc lines. At $245 pair!