Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 20

= W Woman Lies Helpless on Floor |CHAFFEUR FREED Of Apartment for Four Days foorning, Mrs. Ella Fuss, fifty, proprie- fress of the Ladies’ Exchange, 807 Ver- mont avenue, and residing at 1825 Ver- Bon place, lay on' the floor in her apart- ment untl last night about 9 o'clock, ‘when police of the tenth precinct and friends of the sick woman forced an entrance and reached her in time to save Ber life. Fully conscious, but unable to talk, Mrs. Fuss was taken to Emoe; gency Hospital, where it was said this morning that her condition had improved and that she probably would recover. . Nothing had been seen or heard from gemng had Deon Seen or heard Trom TWO FRATERNITIES ON BEACH OUTING Dancing, Speaking and Souvenirs for Children Feature Ex- ;1 cursion Trip. ¢ Suffering a stroke of paralysis Sunday I , Members and friends of two fra- ternal organizations are holding ex- cursions today at Chesapeake Beach— Homestead No. 6409 of the Brothe: hood of American Yeomen, a frater- nal - Insurance society, and Orlole Lodge, No. 47, Independent Order of '0dd Fellows. The Yeomen are giving every child on the trip a souvenir. A dancing ‘contest and brief aduresses by promi- nent members of the order are on the afternoon program. Charles Brattan is state manager for the District. Maryland and Delaware, and Benjamin F. Willlams is District manager. The Yeomen's committee on _ar- rangements is composed of Mr. Wil- llams, chairman: L. R. German, Mr. Hrattan, Miss Spangler and Charles Tippens. M M. Clark of Hyattsville, Md., has charge of arrangements for the Odd Fellows' excursion. A thousaml persons are expected to attend the annual outing of the Bt. George's Soclety of St. George's Syrlan Greek Orthodox Church to- morrow at the beach. The arrange- ment committee is composed of Miss Nanny Shadid, Elias Rattal and the Rev. Job Salloom, rector of the church. RAIL CONSOLIDATION BENEFITS EXPLAINED ataall ¥ale Professor Addresses Technical Officials at University Club. The benefits to result from the proposed railroad consolidation in this country were explained by Win- throp Moore Daniels, former inter- state commerce commissioner, in an address before the members of the Federal Club, composed of executive officers and technical men of the gov- ernment, at a meeting at the Uni-| versity Club last night. In speaking of the regulatory pow- | #rs of the Interstate Commerce Com- | mission, Mr. Danlels, who now occu- les the Strathcona chair at Yale, | eclared such action would condone | lil-advised railroad building in the| past, the result of which has been the | establishment .of railroads that could | ¥ive very little, if any, returns at all | to _the Investors. ; Charles T. Tittmann sang several | vocal solos and Robert L. Feuerstein | rendered several selections on the | piano. P. B. MecGinty, secretary of | the I. C. C., presided. Mrs. Fuss after she closed her embroid- ery shop Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. L. Armentraut, 183 € street northeast, employed by Mra. Fuss, thought her employer had taken a day off when she falled to appear Monday morning. Other friends missed her, and telephoned her apartment, but no answer was ved. Mrs. Fuss, lying on the floor be- tween the bathroom and her sleeping room. was able to hear the ringing of the bell, but was unable to make a move toward the instrument. She also heard occupants of other apart- ments moving through the corridor and was comscious of visits pald by ice and milk dealers the three days she remained on the floor. Last night Mrs. Armentraut, fear- Ing something .might have happened to her employer. told friends. men O. T. Trenis and R. F. Willlams tenth precinct ~accompanied friends to the Holland, opened the door to Mrs. Fuss' apartment and found the paralyzed woman on the floor. Near her the policeman found about $75 she had dropped. Misses Jean and Christine Stokes, occupying an apartment near that of Mrs. Fuss, Sunday morning heard a noise such as might be made by & person falling. There was no other noise to attract their attention, they stated, and the incident made no im- pression upon them at the time. —uwhere assistance OF RECKLESS DRIVING Taxicab Offered as Evidence Driver Was Not to Blame for Trafic Mix-Up. Clarence H. Smith, a chauffeur em- ployed by the E. F. Gregg Auto and Tax| Service, operating at the Pow- hatan Hotel, who was charged with reckless driving and colliding, was tried and acquitted in the Traffic Court yesterday by Judge Gus A. Schuldt. This is the first acquittal of a charge of reckless driving under the recent traffic regulation governing this class of cases. Smith was driving east on H street between 9th and 10th and passed a one-ton loaded truck operated by John J. Cousins, colored. Cousins dli- verted his truck striking the rear !right wheel of Smith’s taxicab and [swinging into two heavy passenger autos parked at the curb, both of which, with Cousins’ truck, were bad- ly damaged, Smith's taxicab was not damaged. The attorney for the de- fendant asked Judge Schuldt to walk outside and see that Smith's car was undamaged as evidence that it had not been in collision with any car. and advice are cheerfully given. To many men and women there comes 2 time when a banking connection with a strong bank is quite important. The service Departments rendered in our various is always upon a high plane of personal interest and many of our smallest depositors have benefited greatly by the competent help and ad- vice cheerfully given them here. Federal-American National Bank 1315 W. T. GALLIHER Chairman of the ‘Board F Street JOHN POOLE President MEN’S WEAR A Semi-Annual Sale of MEN’S SUITS Famous for its Reductions Respected for its Integrity M ANY men are skeptical about sales and we don’t blame them. Yet there is one acid test by which the validity of a sale may be proved. Is it regular mer- chandise and are the reductions made from actual former prices and not arbitrary valuations? No man who applies that test to a sale announced by this Another Remnant Friday! This Time Immense! 7 Be on time tomorrow for first choice of long savings on short lots. Every remnant in the store has been repriced downward! The pruning knife has been used unmercifully. Let no woman who today really seeks the most for her money fail to visit Jelleff’s tomorrow. This store is as cool and delightful a place at which to shop during the heated period as can be found. 1216 F St. The Values Extraordinary in This Remnant Sale of Dresses! 4—$18.00 Silk Tricotine Coat Dresses, $8.75 Self embroidered frocks, in shades of navy, biack and cocoa, sizes 40, 42 and 38 only. 6—$23.00 to $29.50 Dresses, $14.75 3 canton crepe draped models for street wear—navy and black, sizes 34, 36 and 38; 1—Cocoa brown canton ci dress with tucked panel In size 36; 1—brown cordstte coat dress with race vestee, size 38; 1—brown crepe satin self embroidered dress, size 38. 4—539.50 Dresses, $19.50 3—Medallion embroldered canton crepe street dresses—black and cocoa brown—size 36-46; 1—brown canton braid trimmed dress n size 36. 4—$65.00 to $85.00 Dresses, $29.50 1—Pleated mode! In black crepe de chine, size 36; 1—all-over embroidery dress of navy flat crepe, size 36; 1—self embrolder: brown flat crepe and crepe satin combination dress, in size 38; 1—draped black n with gold satin facings, size 38. 14—$75.00 to $95.00 Dresses, $47.50 1 White Crepe de Chine Three-Piece Costume with cross stitched embroldered jacket, size 38; 1 Cocoa Brown Hemstitched Canton Crepe, size 40; 1 Brown Embroidered Crepe Faille Dress, size 36; 1 Tangerine Crepe de Chine Dinner Dress with _steel beaded girdle, size 36; 1 Corn Flower Biue Canton Crepe Street Dress, draped model, size 38; 1_Brown English Rep Embroidered Street Dress, size 34; 1 Brown Embroidered Street Dress of crepe fallle, organdy, collar and cuffs, size 32; 1 Brown Crepe Fallle Dress, embroidered model, size 33; 1 Tan Crepe Fallle Draped Model for afternoon wear, size 36. 1 Ali-Black Hemstitched Crepe Dress for afternoon or street wear, size 38. 1 'Navy Georgette, plain or-embroldered stripe, size 38, 1 Fiaured Chiffon with satin stripe, size 36. 1 Black Canton Crepe for afternoon or street wear, trimmed with cream lace, made with noveity sieeves, size 38. 1ze sgElack Canton Crepe Dress,” with ow linen trimmings, size 36. 1—$59.50 Dress, $23.50 A charming gown of black satin for evening wear, size 36. 1—$115.00 Dress, $72.50 A gorgeous frock of canton crepe with laces to match, for day- time wear, size 36. 5—$115.00 to $150.00 Dresses, $69.50 1 Braided Navy Canton Crepe Dress, size 36; 1 Gray Flat Crepe Dress, siiver embroldery, size 36; 1 Cocoa Brown Crepe Romaine Dress with beaded panels, size 36; 1 White Canton Crepe Evening Gown, utifully trimmed with crystal and siliver, size 36; 1 Matslasse and Georgette Street Dress, a beautiful model, size 38. 1—$125.00 Dress, $65.00 A stunning three-plece chiffon dress, finished wrth oriental em- broldery, size- 36. Cool Cotton Dresses for Women Choice of Normandy and Figured Georgette Voiles. $8.75 $13.75 $17.50 A group of simple straight line, draped ana pleated models, In a host of serviceable dark colors. Designed with batiste and lace vestees and collar. Panels and shawl coilars. Some with girdles. They are varlously trimmed with pieatings of silk Fibbon, some with pleated tier skirts: round, V-shaped and square necks. Sizes 36 to 50/3. At the prices quoied, $8.75, $13.75 and $17.50, you can't expect them to last Indefinitely, Remnants Extraordinary for MISSES! Frocks, Suits and Coats Included! 5—$22.50 Misses’ Dresses of Flat Crepe and Taffeta, straightiine models. ... . 10—$29.50 Misses’ _ Afterncon Frocks of Roshanara Flat Crepes and Printed Silks, blouse and straightiine models; In §15 () navy blue, black, tan... 8—$45.00 Afternoon Frocks in Flat Crepes and Prints, mostly one draped, pleated and v tan $22.50 ros: nd bl 12—$49.50-$59." ssy Frocks, In draped, straightiine and circular models; embro:demd and ribbon- trimmed; tan, blue, gray, ey e 92 $28.50 S—Nisses’ $40.50 Coats, straight- line, full silk lined, of havy and iack Araseia $14.50 6—$59.50 Misses’ Coats of Fash- ona and Lustrosa, embroidered or tucked, stra‘ghtiine and blouse navy, tan and §29 50 $75.00 Misses’ lustrosa and fashona, In hip sash-tled or straightline in navy, tan, gray and black... o o 2—$79.50.895.00 Wraps of Fash. ona, Gerona of Lustr. bralded or embroldered; In sash- tied, circular or straightiine styles; n gray, rust, tan and black. ... $36. 9—$69.50.875.00 Two and Three Piece Costume Suits, beautifully embroidered; tan or gray. 10—$95.00-$115.00 Costume_Suits, braided or ribbon-trimmed; Palsley Jersey Suits, in Copenhagen _ and gray and white and le.m black. ... ‘wo-piece Cos- 9.5 ‘:llfl-._w.lj 515000 [t tume Suits; and navy.. 6—§55.00 Two-piece Cos- tume Suits of Fine Twill Cord, silk stitchery or brald-trim- Ting: navy and tan... $18.75 4—$59.50 Misses’ Three.piece Cos- tume Sults, sash-tied and box Jacket modeis, embrold- §99 75 Sale! MISSES’ Cotton Frocks— DAINTY VOILES, COTTON CREPES, NORMANDY AND NON-CRUSHABLE LINENS, in light and dark colors—a number of different styles with organdy, lace and drawn work. $8.75, $12.75, $16.50 Calling Halt! On All Odd COATS and WRAPS Only one thing to_do! Cut the prices to the bone on all Coats and Wraps to bring about the desired clearance. .00 Large W 2 ™ CIMFSZ!".SB:‘ il Navy and Black Twliil stralghtline styles. $49.50 Twill Coats, $26.50 Smart Navy and Black Twill Coats; blouse, panel backs and straightline styles. $65.00 to $79.50 Sport Coats, $44.50 Capes, Imported plaids, dlagonal mix- tures_and camel’s-hair ~mannish Top Coats, fuil-back and inverted plaits styles; tan and gray. $65.00 to $75.00 Wraps, $29.50 Dressy Wraps, In blouse, draped, wrap-around and sash-tied styll In Fashona, Lustrosa and Glamora; navy, sorrento, tan and black. $50.00 Wraps, $23.50 Navy and Black Delysia and Cor- dalure Wraps; embroidered wing sleeves and paner backs. $89.50 to $110.00 Coats, $49.50 Blouse, Cape Coats, Kimono Wraps and_Wrap-around Coats, in Veldyne, Fashona and Gerona; navy, tan, pecan, gray and black. $45.00 and $50.00 Sport Coats, $24.75 Plalds, Mixtures and hair Sport Coats; f straightline and beited sty and gray. $59.50 to $79.50 Capes, $29.50 Dressy Capes In Marvella, Vel- dyne, Gerona, Fashona and Twill; panei, yoke and circular styles; $59.50 to $69.50 Twill Capes, $39.50 Dressy Navy and Black Twill Wraps; embroidered, braided and pin tucks. $85.00 and $95.00 Twill Coats, $44. Navy, black and gray, all-over EXTRA 10.00 Whi Smart Sport Skirts of washable white flan around and panel effect; large peart button trim- mings. An Interesting group much underpriced. 5195 g morocco, Cow, hide and goat; colors are navy, brown and black; lined with gray and tan moire—all fitted; leather handles. $6.50 to $7.50 Silk Bags At $3.95 Out of stock they go! Colors are gray, beige, brown, navy, white, black and orlental colors. Moire fittings In brocade, stripes—all fitted and siik handle. Special—New Organdy Neckwear, $1.00 Organdy Peter Pan and Tux- edo Style Vestee Sets, in tan, rose and white; some trimmed with little ruffies of organdy, others are tallored. Peter Pan Collar Sets of White Organdy, with embrold- ered dots of blue, rose, green, yeliow and white. 50c and 75¢ Neckwear, 29¢ Peter Pan Sets In white linen, bib collars of novelty lace, and iIni- tial Peter Pan Scts embroldered in blue and red. $1 and $1.50 Neckwear, 75¢ Eyelet embrdidery, organdy vests with Tuxedo collars, Iinen vests of white with Peter Pan collars, or- gandy boat.shaped collar trimmed with Paisley and Peter Pan collars in organdy trimmed with val. $3 and $3.50 Neckwear, $2.00 Net Guimpes with Peter Pan Immed with real Irish Peter Pan collars In colla with val trimming; also tucked and embroidery. In. cluded in this lot are new White Organdy _Guimpes with V-shaped collars, Tuxedo and V-Shaped Col- lar Sets of Organdy trimmed with dainty val and ruffles, also Irish and filet lace edge. $7.00 to $10.00 Rain and Sun Umbrellas $5.90 All black, black and white, pur- ple, green,’ red, blue, and brown umbrellas, with wood and bake- lite handles with side straps, wood and bakelite handles with leather loops, bakelite handles with carved rings, silks with taped Headed for an immediate clear- ance. $2.00 Cotton Tailored Blouses, 95¢ Including dimities In all white, batiste and organdy in various colors of pink, blue, lavender and _tan. Tallored models have Peter Pan or long roll collars; broken siz includes French voile made by hand and trimmed with Tuxedo collars, long and turned pack cuffs. Ideal blouses to wear with sleeve- less sweaters, $5.90 Cotton Overblouses, $4.95 White cotton crepe with Jacquette tie on the side and embrolderea In bright colors. White volle slip-overs, all- over embroidery in _black, green or orchid, novelty volles, slip-overs with tle-on side, short sieevs with uare neck. Colors are Nile, Copen and Rose. $10.00 and $12.50 Costume Blouses, $8.95 A speclal fot of printed radium siik slip-over blouses fn the most stunning color combinations. Attractive sieeveless models, sash tie in the front models and others with rouna neck and short sleoves. $1.00 Brassieres 75¢ These Skirts to Leave Friday! All off lots of skirts must be hurried out and to that end we have repriced the broken lines at prices that will guarantee their quick removal. $8.50 to $12.50 Skirts, $3.50 30 odd skirts In eponge, ratine, choice of plaids and stripes, velour checks and mixtures, wrap.around, box and side-pleated styles In good color combinations. $12.50 to $22.50 Sport Skirts, $7.50 Cholce of plaid, cam rodin_stripes, velour checks, noveity woven strip $13.75 to $17.50 Silk Skirts, $9.25 Box pleated, knife pleated and combination pleated silk skirts, In striped and plaid roshanara, in color combinations of tan and rose, blue and gray, copen and white, white and black and black and white. Don’t miss these In the big clearaway tomorrow. Final Clearing—balance of that Sample Underwear All the remaining garments “bunched” in a few remnant lots for absolute disposal Friday. Some are a little mussed—prices badly broken! $4.00 to $10.00 $2.00 Camisoles, $1.35 Camisoles, of sasin, trimmed Silk Underwear From e,l; .855-mgl;‘ Sale Tiodelsien St sirapa; ieeh ang ow an = e Sl LI et ad Costume Slips With Pleated Skirts, $8.75 heavy quality crepe de chi T e Crepe de chine of excellent orchid, light blue and peach. grade; hemstitched top and seif straps, In black, navy, the ‘“corors "of "the new $10.00 to $15.00 ed skirts. Silk Underwear From the Sample Sale Now $6.85 and $9.85 Gowns and Envelope Chemlse, of crepe-back satin, radium siik and crepe de chine; tucked yok trimmed with 1rish crochet French val lai tallored mo with hemstitch, flesh, white and orchid. $3.00 Camisoles, $1.85 Camisoles, of radlum silk, satin and crepe de chine; trimmed with laces; a few hemstitched models; with bullt-up shoulders; flesh and white, pYanity Fair” Repuar 5 Q()Extn §6,9() 20-Inch shadow hem all around—of the long-wearing “Vanity Fair” Jersey silk—best of skirts for wear with summer silk dre: Remnants $4.00 French Underwear Handmade, $1.95 ussed Garments Gowns and Envelope Chemise, of nainsook, hand-sewed and hand- embroidered yol in solid work— round, square ana V necks—gowns and envelope chemise with self strap or bullt-up shoulders. $3.00 Petticoats, $1.95 Embroldsred English Sateen Petticoats — strafght line with double panel front and back—hem- stitched or scalloped bottom. yokes; About 700 Pairs of Fine Women’s Footwear at Remnant Prices $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00 Shoes, $3.95 391 pairs of women's low shoes—every palr a bargaln. Not like the usual sales of only small sizes—there are sizes up to 9, from AAA to D widths. Not all sizes in every style, but your size is here and in the most deairable style, too. The styles are black calf, brown calf, patent leather, In tongue pumps, with low French heels, tan and black caif oxfords, suede pumps and oxfords, two tone tan and patent leather strap pumps, Cuban heels. Sizes AAA—AII sizes 4% to 9 AA—AIl sizes 473 to 9 A—All sizes3 to9 B—AIl sizes 272 to 9 C—AIl sizes 2%; to 9 D—2%, 3, 3%, 4%, 5, 6, 6%, 7, 774, 8, 9 $9.00 and $10.00 Shoes, $2.95 219 palre of women's low shoes—pumps and oxfords. The styles are all desirable and they will make wonderful shoes for your summer vacation. Brown and black calf pumps and ox- fords, white canvas pumps and patent leather pumps. Sizes AA—AIl sizes 55 to 8% A—All sizes 4 D213, 3, 3%, 4, 474, 5, 5%, 6, 6%5, 7 This does not mean that we have every size In all of the styles, but you can easlly be fitted In some pleasing style. $5.00 and $7.00 Shoes, $1.00 85 pairs of women's low shoes, mostly white canvas pumps. There are some black calf low heei pumps for growing giris, and tan and white oxfords. Sizes AA—4, 474, 5, 5%, 6, 6%, 7% A2, 3, 33, 4, #4 5, 573, 6, 712 B—2Y4, 3, 313, 4, 4%, 8, 5%z C—2%, 3, 3z 4, 42, 5, 512 D—3, 4 5 Downward!! Downward! Go Prices on 31 WOMEN'S SUITS! 3—$55.00 Suits, $19.75 $55.00 and $59.50 Suits, Tan covert and twill sults with $33.75 lon; ‘;l"n'rjd Jackets, In sizes e o Smartly tallored of navy and black twill, wrap, box. and long 3$35.00 Suits, $18.75 el Jacket effects, with self Tan and mixtures_with pa strapping and cord cup trimmings. pleated Panei “jackets, sizes 98 and $95.00 to $110.00 Costume 7—$45.00 to $69.50 Suits, Suits, $56.75 Very elaborats costume suits of two and three piece styles, of twill cord and cordine, brafded and embroidered; colors are navy, black and tan. $24.75 1-$69.50 Tan Twill Suft, 3-plece yle, with braided style Jacket, In 38; 6—346.00 Navy Twilil Suits, sizes 36 and 40, 2—$16.50 Tan and Black Jersey Spor‘:.sg.!ll‘ sizes 36 and 39, $7.75. 1—$45.00 Camels Halr Sport Sult, sl % 1—$75.00 Tan Twill Three-plece Sult with box jacket, Three-plece Suit with 1—$95.00 Gray Twilil r e 40, $22.75. bead embroidery, size store is ever disappointed. He knows that the merchandise is regular stock. He knows that the reductions are genuine. And he knows that this store’s integrity is still operating at sale time! Offering All3and4 Piece Suits Including STEIN-BLOCH’S Dress and Tropical Suits Excepted Were $35—7N0W $26.75 Were $50—Now $37.50 Were $40—Now $30 Were $45—Now $33.75 Were $60—Now $45 4 Were $5 5—Now $41.25 'SIDNEY WEST (INCORPORATED) "% 14th and G Streets il ofDanlap Hats and Stein-Bloch Clothes ™. embroidery and sash-ted. Ravy, biack and gray. $39.50 $55.00 and $50.00 Sport Shirred yokes and scalloped pan- Coats, $19.50 els, navy and coeaa twill. Circular styles, In imported plaids .00 Si and stripes; tan, gray and brown. Beacic’ Grotaded e ata “9'50 Silk Coat Draped Wraps, #ilk :nul trim. ming. Dressy _ All-over Embroidered 1—"59.50 Brown, Large Woman’s Canton Crepe Coats; sash-tied; Wrap; wing sleeves; size $2950 navy, cocoa and black. A 5 o 1—$50.00 Brownand Tan $22 50 1—$39.50 Blagk Twill Cape, large Sport Coat; size 36 g 184000 Tan and Whita Plald seman's gathered yoke §19 50 $14.50 - $19.50 1—$50.00 Navy Twill Coats In Woaltex Cape... me Circular 1—$55.00 Navy Velvay G:‘IIIIP' Ct% e Sabterded trrexd em- $16.50 Friday Remnants in Summer Gloves LN Shoes, 2 ey Milgss natureile; eght-button- Mousquetaire White Ch $2.00 Gloves, $1.45 —Strap-wrist eight-button-| ‘and piping of pongee or sliver. Sport Coat, size Navy and B Cloth 1- In tan, fawn and k Gloves, broken size: h button-leagth Strap-wrist and _sixts sette Gloves—all at 75¢c gth Slik Gloves, white with wristband ——Long Milanese .Sllk Gloves, 16-button length; novelty puffed arms; In white, black and mastic. % 2 Remnant Stocking Prices Tumble 75c to $1.25 Fiber and Lisle Stockings, 50c Cotton and very fine lisie stockings; plain, clocked, drop stitch, wide rib, color novelties and a few lace front patterns; fiber slik In plain and fancy weave. A large assortment but not ali sizes In every style. Colors are black, white, medium gray, balbriggan, dark brown, russet and dark gray. p é.” and $3.00 Silk Stockings, $1.65 . . Hand embroidered clocked silk stockings; also a few pairs of plain ones. All full fashioned with mercerized garter hem. Not all sizes. In white and tan with colored clox. plain colors In white, coco and cordovan. 00 and Silk 8, Slik stockings, heavy welght, with silk garter hems and feet. Every _ palr perfect; In :’nk, champagne and gray. Medium-length Bandeau Br: Slerse—made of feeh cslor ing with Insert of tape shoulder straps. $2.50 Corset-Brassieres, $1.50 Sizes 38, 40, 42 only. NEW! A Golf Coat Becoming the Larger Women! $7.50 A ulation golf coat, with sloeves In fine mohalr, with self- colored ralsed blockstitch in white, navy and black. They are Indeed smart, and thelr salld color softens the lines of the large figure. $7.50. Millinery Clearing, $1.95 White felt and ribbon combina- tion, Hemp Soft Hats, in old blue, rose, red and tan. ore $3.50 to At $1.95. Also $7.50 to $12.50 Hats, suitable for dress or travel. At §$1.95. Wool Bathing Suits Special, $3.95 Splendid value In thess Wool Bathing Suitsl Some fiber trim- med in black, navy, brown, pe: and kelly, , $32.75. 1—3$89.50 ¥nn Twill Two-plece Sult, #u thread and silk embroldery trim, b ket, sl $29.75. 4—8$78.00 ?:l'cy Yoherj:-cplu: 'Cu o e Sults, blouse and box Jackets, $33.75. 1—$65.00 Wooltex Suit of navy, twill, embroidered box Jacket, size 40, Remnants of New Sweaters! 28—$2.95 and $3.95 Slipovers—in Mohair, in V Round- ‘sne:;:‘ sy:’p«--vay, Black and Gray, Sl?a) o= 24—$4.00 to $6.50 Tuxedos and Jersey Coats, $2.00 Tuxedos of mohair in Jockey, orehid and Harding blue; Jersey coats avy, black and buff. - ”y—“m to $5.00 Jacquettes, Siipovers and Goif C In Fine Mo- halr—many attractive styies In gray, Harding, tangerine and v of Golf C::.: & S“leweleu Sweaters, $4 R and $6.00 Some Jacquette duev‘ofmu thers with low cluster button type; still others with sieeves, fin: ir and also fiber combinations. Nearly every color, Including white. $5.00 Group! Golf Coats, Sleeveless Coats, Fiber Slipovers, Fiber and Mohalr Jacquettes! All of iceland or_mohalr yarn. Ten different styles, In prac- tically every leni;:nr:’ je. These sweaters selling regularly in our stock at $6.00, $7.00 and $8.50. $8.50 Fiber Golf Coats With Sleeves, $6. A beautiful stripe weave, with black front and cluster buttons in buff, rose, Lanvin green and Harding biue. 3-82250 Embroidered Jersey Jacquetto Sults, in navy blus, §19 50 two-plece type .. o 2-$35.00 Three-piece Mohair Spoi hagen; skirt, slipover and jacket 1—$25.00 Navy and Cherry Sport we 1—$29. reen. 1J7G.M beautiful quality mohair. 1—$75.00 Knitted Sport Dress, in navy, contrasting trimming of in tan and brown; golf coat front........ bl S S ToAS £ 5 1—$39.50 Gray and Copenhagen Sport Suit, with beautiful fig- ured design.. esee 1—$55.00 Gray Sport Suit, wi welght 1-4§35.00 Checked Spert Suit, In a new Ji effect. i