Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1923, Page 19

GOURAUD DEPARTS SURE .. FRENLY French General Grateful After Five-Week Visit for Cordial Reception. NEW YORK, August 23.—General Henry Joseph Gouraud of France, “the lion of the Argohne,” who has been touring the country for five weeks as the guest of the Rainbow Division, which was a unit in the corps commanded by him in the world war, sailed for home yesterday on the steamship France “I am sorry to leave America,” he said. “It fills me with sadness. That sadness {s relieved, however, by the knowledge that I have gained of the kind feeling America everywhere has shown me personally and to France. 1 found the soldiers who served under me five years ago the same splendid men now as thén.” A group of officers of the Rainbow Division bade him farewell and a band played the French and American national af The general was pre- sented with four volumes of clippings relating to his American trip. He was astonished at the great number {f words that had been written about him. When asked about the situation in the Ruhr the general denied that France had any intentiou of remain- ing permanently there. He sald it would be illegical to entertaim the idea of a permanent occupation, as J'rance under no conditions could assimilate the German population, and 10t to do so would make for a per- manent and lasting discord. The French only abide by the demands which were made of Ger- many after the armistice and in ac- cord with the treaty of Versailles,” he sald. “The French do not regard treaties as scraps of paper,” the gen- eral added. MISSING GEMS RESTORED TO WIFE OF GOVERNOR Mrs. A. E. Smith, New York, Gets Back Gift Bracelet Worth $5,000. Dy the Assaciated Pres: ALBAKY, N. $5,000 diamond August 23.—A bracelet, lost by Mrs. Alfred E. Smith, wife of Gov. Smith, was returned to fits owner today by Mrs. Frank Creedon, who found it on the sidewalk three Vlocks from the executive mansion. Gov. Smith overruled Mrs. Creedon’s protest against accepting a rewanl and pressed three $100 bills into her hand. The bracelet was a Christmas gift from the governor. OLD CAPITOL BURNS. Former Alabama State House Loss Near $500,000. T ALOOSA, Ala, August 23— Alabama’s second state capitol, 1826 to 1846, was completely destroved by fire here late yesterday. The building was the property of the University of Alabama and was valued at $500.- [, There was no insurance, it was sajd The building was recently leased to a Baptist church by the University, which operated a 0ol known as | Central College. building had | * been The | Tear-Gas Bombs Guard His Home From Burglars CHICAGO, August 23.—Prof. W. Lee Lewis of Northwestern University, inventor of Lewlsite and other high explosives and deadly gases used in the world war, announced that after three visits from burglars he was tired of being robbed, so he had equipped his home with a burglar alarm attached to a tear-gas bomb. “As soon as a window 1s raised or a door opened, the bomb drops to the floor,” he explained, “and I have added a’booster charge to make it explode so that it will reach every corner. Our sleeping porch is closed from the house, so the family is in no danger. All I have to do when the bomb goes off is to call the po- lice and tell them to bring an am- bulance.” HELD IN BANK THEFT. W. S. Lamee, Jr., Arrested on In- dictment From Florida. ASHEVILLE, N. C. August 23.— W. S. Lamee, jr, secretary of the Pledmont Electric Company, here, was arrested by federal officers on a charge of misappropriating funds of the Bar- nett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla., while serving as a clerk in the collection department on or prior to June 14, 1922 The indictment from Florida, the warrant being signed by United States Commissioner Gudger here, charges that two amounts, $3,916.54 and $3,500, were “willfully and feloni- ously” misapplied. The required $1,500 bond was fur- nished. pending hearing here on Sep- tember 10. —all will be well. of being the_ . Lifelong Paint That's because— “Murco” is compounded with scientific skill and the knowledge of long experience. use only 100% pure lead, linseed oil, turpen- tine and Japan dryer—but in the ratip and. GIRL, 14, SWIMS MILE & TO GET AID FOR FOUR' Party in Boat Loses Oar at Nightl ‘ in Sound and Drifts in Storm | i NORTH PORT. N. Y. August 23.— Fourteen-year-old Margaret Candela of Brooklyn swam a mile at night through the chilly waters of Long Is- land sound to obtain aid for her twelve-: year-old girl chum and two school | teachers who were adrift in a row- | boat, it was learned after they had been' picked up off Port Jefferson. The girl and her companions_lost an oar when a mile from shore. They were clad in bathing suits, and Miss Candela plunged overboard to recover the oar. fore a stiff wind ! she could not get back to it with the oar she calmly set out which she reached exhausted after a two-hour battle with strong currents. She was able to tell her story, soon many boats were searching for {the drifting boat. fishermen. The_teachers, Misses Caroline Spar- no and Mary Rich, said a storm almost capsized took turns at bailing out the shipped water. them, but their calls for assistance | were unheard. Miss party knelt in the storm-tossed craft| and invoked divine help. Soon affer-; ward the fishermen who had joined the searching parties saw and towed it ashore. A traveler can ride for seven hours by rallway train, or more than 300 miles, nang, in the Federated Malay States, and not once lose sight of the rubber plantations. ! Buy Paint W.th Certainity— When you have a painting job on hand you are naturally anxious to use the best Paint available. You want your painting to give both protection and appear- ance. If you are careful to specify “Murco’’ Liquid Pa'nt “Murco,” by its resistive qualities and ability to “stay put,” has earned for itself the name mixing lies the superiority. Until Rescued. year-old brother, a twelve- The boat drifted away be- | and when she saw | for shore, ' and It was found by the drifting boat and alll Several sound steamers passed | Sparno sald that at last the the boat —_——— between Singapore and Pe- We A color for every job in I any quantity STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1923; “Piping Rock”—Another New Shade in GOLD STRIPE— , Silk Stockings that WEAR It’s that perfect shade of gray—light enough to be joyous, dark enough to have character. And you are assured of your usual Gold Stripe satisfaction in the silk 100% pure and the protection from ruinous garter cut “runs” through the patented Gold Stripe. “All sizes. With mercerized garter hems, $2.00 pair With all-silk garter hems, $2.75 pair. Chiffon weight, $2.25 and $2.75 pair At Jelleff’s—Only Authorized Washington Agency Broken Groups of Summer Fashion ——We Call Them Remnants but for you every item is packed with VALUE. There are suits that you can wear until late fall wraps and plainer coats equally suitable for fall wear—odd silk frocks, just what you'll want for fall- dozens of fashionable garments that are remnants in our constantly changing stocks, but that will just fit some Washington woman’s wardrobe needs. to facilitate your shopping tomorrow! Offer M, “Find” Brokem Dress Groups D iniatey. Waass 14—$25.00 and $29.50 Tub Silk and Roshanara Crepe Sport Frocks, $14.75 25—$25.00 to $35.00 Silk Street Frocks, $17.50 Inoluding the season’s smart foulard models and stralghtiine dre of Canton and R ra crepes. Navy blue, black, gray and Jade. 20—$39.50 to $95.00 Crepe Dresses, $28.50 Represented are crepe faille, figured georgette crepe, embroidered and Roshanara crepes—models for street, afternoon and sport wear. Also two $49.50 Imported Volle Frocks, richly embroidered. 5—$49.50 to $59.50 Figured Silk Dresses, $33.50 A handsome group here—shower dot crepes, figured georgette crepes, patterned crepe de chine—all in smart styles for afternoon and street $85.00 to $265.00 “Model” Gowns, $46.50 $85 00 Black Silk Faille, with pleated apron front. $115.00 Lanvin Green Crepe Roma Gown, lace trimmed. $135 00 Cocoa Brown Crepe Afternoon Dress, with beaded panels. $150.00 Crystal Beaded White Crepe Evening Gown. ::Z:% ?N‘mvflF Matceuull Silk Street Dress. X Gray Flat Crepe Frock, gold embroidery and fur trim. $265.00 Gray Dropstitch Crepe Afternoon Drelly. R Last Call—Women’s Cotton Frocks 5—$8.75 and $1075 Light and Dark Voile Frocks, $2.00 7—$9.75 and $12.75 Lace-Trimmed and Handdrawn Voile Frocks, $3.00 17—$10.75 and $14.75 Voile and Linen Frocks, $5.00 Tailored and lace trimmed—Iiight and dark shades. 65—$13.75 to $20 00 French Crepe and Voile Frocks, $7.50 Embroidered linens and plain taliored linens. Flan, dresses—figured ard plain voiles—one big group of eur betier .L":m’:: frocks. Practically every shade and style at this enormous reduction. 49—$1950 to $29.50 Exclusive Model Voile Frocks, $10.00 voitedEorted handmade voile frocks—iace.trimmed and hand-drawn , a ver embroideres in ), broi 2! wide color range. Also figured e\!flfl.lle:m Sioeredfica ineany EP.OHHC e Offer a Broken Coat Assortments O e For Instance, Sport 5—$59.50 Twill Coats, $33.50 Navy blue and black twills in Jacquettes bloused and straiaht line styles. —are greatly reduced, including $110.00 Gray Flat Crepe Em. broidered Wrap, 3—$22.50 and $25.00 Sport Jackets, knitted -and- chinchilla; blue, white $38 50. 10—$59 50 and $65.00 Twill and green. Now $9.50. Wraps, $39.50 $39.50 Rose Brccaded Ratine - Navy h|ue'fl'\fl black in becom- Sport Jac . 3 ing wrap style with tucked collars, e ucte i mizRce. SNow cuffe and panels: aiso, $110.00 Gray eldyne Blousecoat, 9.50 Navy Blue Silk Jac- y! iecoat, embroidered Bright color all-over em: collar and cuffs: size 36. 8—$155.00 to $250.00 Wraps, $89.50 Gorgeous affairs Size 32. satin, _and Canton crepe—many in_fiat crepe. E. J. Murphy Co. 710 12th St. N.W. M. 5280 and you can’t make'good motor fuel by adding anything to an inferior gasoline. Your motor was designed to use straight Gasoline! —Pure Gasoline! —nothing bur gasoline. Buy Texaco—and get 100 per cent pure gasoline. Texaco, the volatile gas, is a motor fuel that meets every requirement for easy starting, quick pick-up, flexibility and full power. Texaco, the vo/atile gasoline, is known from Coast to Coast. TEXACO GASOLINE THE VOLATILE GAS Run it with Texaco Gasoline THE TEXAS COMPANY, U.S.A. Texaco Petrolenm Products used as a girl's college since the wi beiween {he states, I——lolc——]o]c——]o[c——|o]——] B e Save it with Texaco Motor Oil 5—$65.00 Camel’s Hair Top Coats, $23.50 Belted and full back styles—natural with ' Egyptian or self-color em. broidery; others with braiding, ribbon ‘embroidery, and collars of summer fur—black and 4an the color only. A rare vaiue! Women’s Dress Coats, $35.00 Fall and Early A Very Special Winter Styles Price Tomorrow The handsome, practical Bolivia and new Cordalure fabrics— tucked panel backs, wide sleeves, side fastening styles—crush collars, deep cuffs and sometimes the coat itself are trimmed with self.color cable stitching. Navy blue, brown, black and kit fox the colorings. Be sure to see them You'll Surely Find a Suit —when you can begin at $9.75 wtih sport suits and run the whole scale of tailored and costume styles at prices not so very much higher. it 5 6—$30.00 and $35.00 Sport Suits, $9.75 Gray, tan and blue mixtures, in box and Jacket styles 65.00 and $75.00 Tailored Suits, $19.75 Tan and_gray twills—beautifully fine, hand-finished tailoring, hand- some linings. You won't regret it If your cholce faiis here. 6—$42.50 and $45.00 Utility Suits, $22.75 Imported mixtures, velour checks and homespuns, in straight line beited styles. Tan and gray. Two Fall Suit Specials 329.50 Strictly Tailored Styles $43.75 Navy and Black Twills The new long-jacket styles—priced at a saving of $10.00 to $12.00 over later fall prices. Fine materials, fine ‘workmanship, good silk linings—all the littie touches that spell a new season— and think of the remarkable prices! You Can Do More Than “SKIRT” the Edges of Fashion If you choose from these Skirts Friday. 5—$8.50 and $10.00 Sport Skirts, $3.75 Ratine, mixtures and waol crepe—cocoa, gray and combination col- orings. 25—$12.50 and $13.75 Silk 8—$13.75 to $19.50 Sport Skirts, $6.75 Skirts, $7.75 Plain and noveity striped rosh- Plaids and stripes In ratine, anara’ crepe, Canton crepe and eponge. flannel and roshanara sik. Crepe de chine in handsome variety ~ Gray, tan or navy blue with red. beige with blue and brown with of plain and pleated styles. Choice Half Pric of tan, gray, navy blue and black. Continue the The standard product of a nationally known manufacturer. : Silk Gloves it Every pair perfect and all representing late summer styles. Your choice at exactly half price! $2.00 Strap-wrist Silk Gloves—white, mastic, beaver.' $2.00 Strap-wrist Silk Gloves—contrast embroidered backs. $2.75 Two-clasp Heavy Silk Gloves—embroidered backs. $2.50 Long Silk Mitts—with lace edging i $1.50 Long Silk Mitts—good quality Milanese Silk.... $1.50 Lace and Net Silk Mitts—many patterns. $3.50 16-button-length Milanese Silk Gloves—ruffle: $2.25 16-button Milanese Silk Gloves—all shades $2.00 Long and Short Fancy Silk Gauntlets. $2.00 16-button-length Milanese Silk Gloves _ 5 Showerproof Silk Umbrellas, $2.95 colors. 6—$55.00 Black Twill Suits, $23.75 Tailored styles, with long panel and box jackets — a wonderful value! 10—$55.00 and $59.50 Tailored Suits, $33.75 Smart navy blue and black twills—fine materials and hand- some talloring — long jackets in beited and straight e styles. You couldn’t do better. . .$1.00 HATS g cone 15—$6.50 to $12.50 Hats, Sport and tailored styles, in- cluding : p $10.00 Leghorn Hat, faced with cholce of jade or orange feit facing. $12.50 Orchid Hemp Sport Hat— very smart—and thirteen others equally desirable. $10.00 to $25.00 Hats, $4.85 A few are described. $15.00 Navy Blue Milan Travel- ing Hat, taffeta trimmed. gmw cloche shape of black lisere, finished with white stitched taffeta nd. 3 P31%/00 soft White Sport Hat with stitched taffeta folds and navy blue Milan hemp underfacing. $15.00 Maize and Brown Combi- nation Sport Hat. $10.00 Navy Blue Milan Traveling Hat, with a touch of red. $15.00 Imported pheasant brown Bangkok with band and bow of blended ribbon. $25.00 Dotted Swiss Garden Hat with orange Tagal facing. SWEATERS 12—$3.00 Navy Blue and Black Slip-Overs, 31—$3.95 to $5.00 White Slip-Overs, $1.50 Round and V neck styles—fas. cinating variety of weaves. 24—$5 and $6.95 Sleeveless Golf Coats, $3.00 Mohalr with fiber mixture fronts in almost every imaginable color combinaticn. 18—$10.50 to $13.50 Fiber Tuxedos a;;d ghcquettel .7 black, green, brown Coats of pure Splendid Navy blue, and butf—also Golf fiber in beautiful shades. for fall weal 22—$8.50 to $10.00 Golf Coats and Jacquettes, $5.00 Attractive weaves. Sash.tied Fi. ber Jacquettes—golf coats of mo- hair with fiber mixture fronts— gorgeous colorings. 7—$25.00 Pure Silk Sweaters, $10.00 Wonderful shades—plain and fancy weaves—round and V, neck styles. Bathing Suits Half Price Pure wool—practicaily all wanted shades—many attractive styles. Half a Hundred New Leather Bags, $2.95 In This “Special Purchase” Envelope and pouch shapes of most every kind and descrip- tion —many with dull brass filigree frames. The handles are for the most part in leather strap style. All the bags are beautifully fitted with mirror and convenient coin compart- ment. Suede-finished calf, mo- rocco and pin seals and cow- hide are the leathers—tan, gray, hrown, black and navy blue tie colors. And remember—low- ered price never means lowered quality at Jellefi’s. STOCKINGS Friday $1.50 Pair 85 pairs $2.00 Black Chiffon Silk Stockings 65 pairs $2.00 Gunmetal Chiffon Silk Stockings. 21 pairs $2.00 Nude Chiffon Silk Stocking 81 pairs $2.00 Cinnamon Chiffon .00 French Taupe Chif- fon Silk Stockings. $2.00 and $250 Full-Fash- ioned Silk Stockings, $1.85 A clear-away of several well known es—every palr perfect —every pair full fashioned—every pair pure silk—wonderful range, Including black, gray, brown, russet, green, red, white, sand and nude. ' Some with Pointex heels— mostly with lisle garter hems and feet. Assorted Neckwear 39¢ Broken groups of $1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear, including linen vestees with Peter Pan collars with col. ored edging; organdie vestee sets, Peter Pan style; Tuxedo collars of extra fine organdie; Peter Pan col- lar sets of finen. hand-embroidered and trimmed with real Irish laces. $2.00 Neckwear, 95¢ White organdie guimpes with colored trim, organdie Peter Pan edged with real lIrish and V-shape white _satin collar sets: pongee collar sets, fi tiny colored ruffies Tuxedo collar sets of real filet lace. Come and choose! $2.50 to $3.50 Organdie Guimpes, $1.95 @uisp, sheer organdie—some with long puffed sleeves, others sleeve. less—all trimmed with dainty Val laces and hand embroidery. $8.00 and $10.00 Parasols $4.95 Adorable noveity sliks and plaids border effect. 00d or bakelite and leather. Better finish the summer with one of - these Two Big “Fashion-With-Value” Opportunities Our August Sale of Furs Assured Savings of 25% to 33Y% The finest quality skins—beautiful work- manship—perfect expression of the newest modes in furs. whether you wish them for dress wear or for street. and business. Wraps. Sport Coats and small pieces—all are included at these remarkable savings. A deposit re- serves the gnrment of your choice and storage in free of charge until November first. individual. color, Women’s und Misses’ New Fall Frocks $25.00 and $35.00 Savings of 20% Twenty different sty silk. and cloth frocks not a type—fi all the newest modes in Cleverly designed and expertly finished they present one of the biggest vaiuev of a big value-giving month. tyles, in charming satin, tyles that dress an ks that express ine, trimming and 3 Read over these items and make a list of YOUR needs 1216 F St. N.W. MISSES Can Choose— 50 New Twill Street Frocks— 00 Ten “Missy” Alluring Styles. .. ... 525 Bought in advance of the regular season—therefore at a saving which we pass on to you tomorrow. Poiret twill and lustrous charmeen, featuring the new long tight sieeve finished with an imported lace cuff. New embroidery styles, too—bralding and buttons—all make them just the frocks misses are wanting. Navy blue, rosewood and brown—14, 16, 18 year sizes. Silk MISSES’ §i Remnant Frocks 7—Misses’ $25.00 and $29.50 Silk Frocks, $8.50 Straightline frocks of Marble-tex Shantung, ribbon trimmed, and white georgette crepe frocks, with ruffles and laces. 3—Misses’ $22.50 Straightline Tub Silk Frocks, $10.00 6—Misses’ $49.50 Silk Sport Frocks, $22.50 Including all-over embroidered and printed styles In flat crepes and crepe de chines—mostly with lace or chiffon trimmings. 6—Misses’ $55.00 to $69.50 Afternoon Frocks $36.50 Dressy styles, pleated and lace-trimmed, in flat and Roshanara crepes and printed silks. Cholce of French blue, tan, tangerine and black. 30—Misses’ $8.75 Voile Frocks, $3.00 Lace, organdie and ribbon trimmed—fine voile with tucks and pleats—beautiful—light and dark shades. 25—Misses’ $10.75 to $12.75 Voile and Linen Frocks, $5.00 Most attractive display of light and dark shades, fea. turing also pleated, and lace and organdie trimmed styles. 28—Misses’ $13.75 to $16.50 Linen and Voile Frocks, § French voliles in light and dark colorings. Dotted Swiss and Normandie volles, too. Pleated, tucked and lace-trim. med types. Tailored linens, 36—Misses’ $18.50 to $25.00 Exclusive Voile Frocks, $10.00 Handmade, handdrawn, hand.embroidered, In all the light shades. Mere words do not describe the beauty of these one-of-a.kind frocks! . MISSES Can Surely Be “Suited” 2—Misses’ $25 Sport Mixture Suits, $10.00. Mius;.‘; :"35.00 White Roshanara Silk Sport Suit, 1—Misses’ $135.00 Silk 4—Misses’ $95.00 Suits, $45.00 Three-piece _styles, with crepe roma blouse and bro- caded silk skirt and jacket. Beauties! Costume Suits, $47.50 Two-plece styles of hand- some navy blue or tan twill. cord—richly beaded and em- broidered. For MISSES—These New Sport Coats, $19.75 In the smart plaided coatings for early fall wear—silk lined throughout and finished with smart contrast color buttons, Shades of brown and tan—'chic” as well as practical. Have YOU Seen This Most Unusual Crepe de Chine Underwear? Chemise, $2.95—Gowns, $3.95 Fine tucking are the making of the tailored styles. and hemstitching—sometimes a bit of filet insertion Fine Val laces in deep edgings, medallions and bandings form a dainty contrast for the more elaborate models. Mostly strap styles. need to come early—not many left. $4.00 French Underwear French Gowns and Envelope Chemise, entirely hand-sewed with hand-embroidered yokes, In satin stitch. Mussed, but what a chance to secure some real French under- wear! $1.50 Satin Camisoles, 65¢ Tailored styles with ribbon Flesh only and not many of those. $2.00 and $3.00 Silk Camisoles, $1.35 Fine radium silks and heavy satins—tallored " and lace-trimmed styles. Choice of flesh, white and navy blue while they last. in peach, flesh, honeydew or orchid. You'll $1.00 Voile Vests, 45¢ Batiste, to0. Cool and dainty— self straps and tailored tops, lace edged. Flesh, light blue and or-. chid. $4.00 and $5.00 ?ilk Chemise Envelope styles in fine quality radium silks and crepe de chine, Mostly tailored models, with tuck ed and hemstitched yokes. Flesi orchid, light blue and a few black. $8.50 Silk Slips, $4.85 Only nine in all—crepe de chine, radium silk and satin. Flesh, white, light and navy biues We’re Still Selline Lots of Tub Silk Slips, $3.95 Yes, of course, they have the deep shadow hem—it's of the silk it- self—and they're the popular tailored styles. $3.00 and $4.00 Tub Silk Petticoats, $1.95 Spiendid quality white silk, in double panel style. Embroidered, scaliop or hemstitched hem. Broken Sizes Bring Unusual Values in $3.00 and $4.00 Cotton - Blouses, $1.95 Overblouses and Tuck-lns, in cluding many handmades. Trim. ming of real filet and Irish picot edging and handdrawn work—fine voiles and batistes. Broken sizes in round, V and square neck styles. $5.00 to $6.00 Net Blouses' $2.95 Three clever styles, ruffied, frillea and back fastening Peter Pan. Real filet and irish and round mesh val laces—one model hand- embroidered in pastel colorings. You'll want to get two or three! $2.00 Sateen Petticoats Real Engfish sateen, too, in white, with embroidered or scal- loped bottom." Double panels, too. .« FINE BLOUSES $5.00 and '$6.95 Handmade Blouses, $3.95 Of sheer French voile in slip. over or tuck.in style—real lace: hand-embroidery drawnwork a touches of color for trimming. Frill models as well as the stand. ard Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles. $10.00 Silk Costume Blouses $5.95 Beautiful White Crepe de Chine Slip-over Blouses in short sleeved or sleeveless styles. Bateau necks with frill collars—clusters of fine tucks serve as trimming. Broken sizes, of course, but big value ere! You'll Find FALL Footwear —in many of these broken groups. your size is listed! Pumps, Oxfords, pair. . 52'35 32 pairs $6.00 Cuban heel ox- fords, in black calf. Sizes A, 4l¢ to 7V2; B, 3 to 6; C, 4 and 4%, 15 palrs, $6.00 tan calf oxfords, with fow military heels. Sizes 6, , 8; B, 3,325 6,7 C, 3,3 6; D, 7%4. 23 pairs $6.00 patent leather single-strap pumps, with Spanish heels. Sizes A, 415, 5, 514, 6, 7 B, 2Ya, 5; C, 4, 412, 5, 5%, 7; D, 4, 6, 6%, 7. 14 pairs $6.00 black kid strap pumps, Spanish heels and short vamps. Sizes C, 4% to 6; D, 4, 4V, 5. 67 pairs $5.00 dark brown calf strap pumps, with military heels.. Sizes A, 41 to 8; B, 31 to 8; C, 3, 3%, 4, 4%, 5,6, 7, 7%, 8; D, 6, 7. 21 pairs $6.00 patent Isather col- onial style pumos, with Spanish heels and medium round toes. Sizes C, 4% to 6%. Choose your style and see ii Sport Pumps $3.45 Pair 32 pairs $9.00 ‘and $10.00 strap pumps, with Cuban heels and welt soles. Of plain wnite Nu-buck, of white canvas, with patent leather saddle strap and of gray kid with white saddle strap, Sizes AA, 5, 5Va 6%, 7, 7%, 9; A, 41, 6, 513, 6, 7, 7%, 8; B, 2%, 3, 4, 5, 63, 7, 7%, 8; C, 3%, 6Y2, 7, 7, 8, 8'%, 0. Calf Oxfords _$5.75 Pair 109 pairs $10.00 calf oxfords, tan with militar, black with . Practically all sizes in one style or the other. But come early!