Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1923, Page 49

Parent-Teacher Activities. -| (Thls ealumn is conducted under the auspices of the District of Columbia brancl Jatlonat” Congress of Bothers' aad Parents Teacher Associutions. Cnly a few weeks until schools will open thelr doors again. What shsll be the high-sounding mote of the Parent-Teacher Astoclations? Parents ure already discussing the needs of their children and wondering it the boy or girl will have the teacher best suited for him or her. Perhaps many a mother, like Mrs. Coolidge, thinks her boy needs much care and attention, The majority of our teachers in the District are women. What I8 keeps ing the men out of the profession— the low salar: Or do they l\\mk women are best suited for the w ? Tt h not beén many vears since Mis Susan B. Anthony, the irst woman to speak on the floor of a teachers’ con- vention, lielped to introduce a reso- Iution for recognition of the right af woman teachers to equal pay, which was arricd despit the president's protests, Miss Anthony taught sehool when seventeen years old, re- ceived §150 u week und “boarded round.” Has the vote for women changed conditions? The next gen- eration is more important than bat- tleships or forts. Unless we breed race able to hold off the Japanese on one side and all Europe on the other, no battleships or forts will save u: There has been a constunt incre in the proportion of married women engaged in gainful occupations in the District during the last thirty vears. AMany of the best women ever created for home builders age living childless ve. teachers, gtenographers, clerks ind saleswomen. Whatever tlie pre: ent conditions may be, let us not fo get the training of the human soul Following is & report of the Richard Kingsman Parent-Teacher tend, S wipal h outy twen mothers met i e building and di cusged the forming of & club. In due time & constitution for same was drafted and acc the first offl- cinl meeting in when 1t was also decid Boswell was ele idet nd also delegate to the con- ¢ niothers. Although in our a club, we feel as though been through a healthy existence. Through a we have been free milk in sev- -ml instances where paying for same have deprived children of it ke luncheon wus establishe ming of the club. A su 1d the lutter of March. ds of same used to pur a rug and for our teachers and also help ip the playgrounds. We have pur- chased a chinn . basket ball and four ba are in sy have od of 1to furnish Following school Under the guid ont, Craigh n a live factor in the life of our 0ol community. The chil welfare committee of the Women Christian Temperance Union presented the school a pair of scales to use in welghing the children. Miss Craig ana_her assistant of the Soclety for the Prevention of Tuberculosix did the welghing, and the children have <hown u marked gain in weight. Our association gave the school a lovely silk flag and st Ast meeting was held Ju ton president of the Association, Mrs. L. D. Smoot Jackson Parent- nade the following 3 on School Parent-Teache on is not a large organization, as it is only an eight-room building and not overcrowded. We have had seven day mectings and two meetings for fathers and mothers who work. Dr. Murphy established @ nutri- tion clinic in the school in October. After the weighing and measuring, done by the mothers, had been finished twenty parents of children very much Dbelow normal were notified to send their cheildren, but only elghteen re- sponded. These children continued throuhout the course, and if it has done nothing else it hak educated pa in clinic work. The milk lunch- at 10:30 o'clock have been handled by the teachers most suc- t Halloween a candy sale . also a large lunch a litt] r to pay for the scales, as those nsed last vear had only been loaned. We have also put new shades in one clussrooms and have bought and silver for the assoclation. < a poster contest for the held at Western High - 4.2 More than eighty chil- dren took part in the contest for the 32 prize. Splendid co-operation among | hers and parents made it a also Dr. < and Miss ssistan Ligh school L. t the Ve, us the beautiful thtln' effects. o tickets were sold and only & small charge of admission. The grade win+ the pennant most ti for at. tendance at meetings was awarded $10, which is to buy a picture. The kindergarten was given $6 to buy new sical ingtruments for its orchestra. Our gift to the school from the elghth grade at graduation is yet to be bought,” The report from the West School follows: “Miss B. 1. Pattison, prin- clpal. iy particularly fortunate in its recent addition and improvement, making it one of the best equipped and most attractive schools in the District. The bullding s in excellent condition throughout, and especlally sanitary as to toilets, of which there are twenty-three for girls, the same number for boys and four for techers. Washbowls, paper towels and soap add to the comfort and cleanliness of the puplls, particularly those who re- main during the lunch hour. ~ The vasement is clean, airy and light, fure nishing the proper condition' for children’s use at recess when the weather Is too inclement for play oute side. The playgrounds are fitted with equipment purchased from funds rgalized from school luncheons and theater beneflts. Of these, $317.21 was made last session from a luncheon and $279.58 from a theater movie party. During the yeur $709.49 has been expended for playground equip- ment and plctures. These latter adorn the hall and, besides adding to the attractiveness of West School, are of such a character as to foster in the children an appreclation of the best {n literature and art. As a health asset, more than 400 bottles of milk with_ crackers are sold daily to the chlldren. Very few red cards are issued, and the average health record wus good. Thrift is demonstrated by the fact that more than $1,200 was deposited in the | sehool Lank, Tour schools in the build- ing havin v pupil a depositor. Piney Eranch Parent-Teacher As- soctation of West School numbers 500 members. It is a live organization, and its regular meetings, under the { prestdency of Mr. Jullhn, are fraught with interest and profit alike to teacher, parent and pupll. Miss 'Pattison, the vice president, presides as principal, over a corps of capable and efficient teachers and is herself an inspiration to the children er supervision of work and play. The one great need of this school, however, i€ an auditorium, the present ng inadequate for general as- ¥ purposes. It iz hoped that provision toward its attainment ¥ be 1 in the near future. l\n\ wil Lavarre is the dele- gate ut large to the Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Assoclu- tio Dr. G. Kimball, chairman of the committee on thrift, in his report shows that 15,947 joined in the thrift drive fnstituted in the schools In the Distrl The pupils in the graded schools saved $67,846. Plans for an- other thrift campaign during the { coming school vear will be made. It said that one of Amerlca's great is_a revival of the habit of do 2 voung people but to the parents 1L How can we expect to have hildren f habits of eaving { when the parents spend reckl " | horrowing money before pay day or | putting a mortgage on the house in order to have an automobile? One cannot be a true friend of the United States by shutting his eyes to the wrong attitude, being a consumer and not & producer. Our great need is a revival of the joy of work and a de- #ire to serve. Parents should be an example for their childrn. Perhaps it may surprise you but statistica show us that the most industrious Americans are residents of the Dis jtrict of Columbia. Clerical work in the executive departments of the gov- ernment is responsible for the Dis- large proportion. > trict Earnest and industrious menual laborers, such as we had thIrty years ago, are almost unknown. Muscle seems to have the advantage of brain. Preachers are leaving the ‘pulpit in order to make money to supply the family needs. The bricklayer and carpenter receives compensation for his work that makes the bookkeeper, clerk, teacher or preacher feel inadequately pald. Mrs. J. Sanders, chairman of the health committee of the District of Columbia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Assoclations. has re- cently been appointed on a committee to co-operate with Dr. Valeria I Parker, New York city, who has many valuable suggestions for developing an educational program of raclal health in her pamphlets and litera- ture on health subjects. Mrs. Sanders is now making preparations for the weighing and measuring of school children of the District as soon as school opens. Milk luncheons will | children. Among the general rules are fresh air at all times; a quart of pasteurized milk dally for children over six years; plenty of frult and vegetables, e!n«*lallv leafy ones; eat slowly; drink water free but no tea {or coffee; eat no candy between meals, only ]mmerlla.lvlv after meals; carry out this program dai including The more care W You give them the ore wear they'll give you. Of nothing is this truer than your costly coats and wraps. If you're buying a new one for the ‘fall or winter, let us Srolong its life by regular cleansing an pressing. s him.” jucate him—educate each other? In 3 uc‘hoolronfla’! fiy no means! e playgrounds—if our gree gu-pou!{-‘c ic conscience to vrovldg o d taeth. bol:"lhvh‘d’ aldo bm. "Plly[ruundl in every, community and in ooy schoolyard!’ slogan of e¥erysP. T. A. of teict achoels. Ralph Waldo: Emer. sénd your child to the It’s the Jelleff custom at every remainder, everyiodd speeding away of leftovers. spection and policy clearance groups! $10.75 to $16.50 Vi 15 Figured Volles, 6 Tallored Linen Coat Dresses. gandle collars and cuffs. French Crepe ain Color Voile Dress ured Veiles, In lac 15 Tucked, coloringe. not alone refer to | also be served at recess time to the | b SEASON-END, STOR the;aleuqulckmds\lre We down-prici vigorous You should plan to come earl 8 EXTRA SIZE Figured Voile Dregses; 20 Figured Voile Dresses; pleated pancls and overskirts, and or- R, - WASHINGTO! the schoolboys . wid' ~educate And where do the schoolb: On per- otherwise I o -alieys,. and throa may b on A AT LT J-filrfilp the boy-! and In the alleys it may be any- thing. there be munity. school equipment. out supervision are should not cumber the earth. The children are required by law to be at school a large part of the year, < AUGUST 1923—PART 2 —————— by-boy" education be constructive: on the streets|may be an' intellectual sweatshop, But it is not enough that g_l)'(rolmdl in every com+ hey must be part of the Play-yards with- misfit, and The members of the R PR IR IR IR IK IR IR IR IR IR IR T TR ddm&mm&smmyntmimdfluwum d.nflhckm.um,mylmththumodxudny—hmrkndownuhwtht Sweeping Prices Bdor: It—This Deluge of Cotton Frocks Every woman's cotton frock in the house in one of these two e and Linen Dresses, $5.00 30 Plain Color Volles; tucked, pleated and lace-trimmed. ¢ith pleated skirts and panels. 1ace-trimmed. $16.50 to $29.50 Stunning Summer Frocks, $8.75 uand Eponge cmbroidercd and handdrawn. ~trimmed and panel effects. Lace-trimmed and Hanudrawn Voiles; beautiful pa 69 Opportunities Listed in Women’s Silk Frock Clearaway Dresves. 10 $26.00 to $29.50 Summer Silk Dresses; tailored style, n Shantung sport models frooks 1 $25.00 o $30.00 Silk Street Frocks, tailored foulard frocks, draped and beaded gray in roshanura silk and wumubm b sk §1475 Nlendid group that ofters anton Crepes, nuvy blue \mhmldered flat crepe, And handdrawn and embroidered (‘Peve 317 w frocks coral and fle 10 $39.50 to $45.00 Sport Frocks, including roshanara crepe, crepe de id novelty valla valla; taflored, to $49.50 draped und beaded flgured Georgette Vleated and three-plece repe Dry £ 353,00 anl $95.00 draped and cmbroidered models; 2 $45.00 y and $49.50 tmported silk pongees sport frocks. mw 2 $43.00 Georsette pleated models, in gra Crepe Evening Dresse and flesh ... & $49.50 to $39.50 Afternoon Dresses: and embroidered flat crepes and shower dot crepe de chine. “flgured georgetie 33&00 $7$85.00 to $175.00 exclusively model frocks, in street and evening styles; crepes and crepe de chine 2 $165.00 to $195.00 k over black satin and cream stunning: 5 beaded and draped models, A wonderful buy: fng Gowns; shadow in flat and drop stitch mso “chiffon and la mols $80,00 white pleat lm-& drlpe\l Scattermg Women s Suits with an onslaught of reductions $50.00 «nd $35.00 Mixture Suits belted and box jacket Virles: tan ang wrav.. .. $9-50 3 i Blue Roshanara Crepe Suit N«-med skirt Trodel $17.50 2 $65.00 and $75.00 Genutne Twill Cord . Tallored Suits, ith 1 Jackets; e - 310550 il $22.50 3 50 Blac Box Jack-t Suits. 20 $45.00 and $55.00 Smart Tai- lored Suits; long panel and hip- length Juckets, with €90 () tucks and blus strapping a¥aopEO=as e iliicn-t Eleen Costume Suit; elabo- Tately beaded - . $32.50 $75.00 Tan Sash-tied Jacket Suit, brown .00 "'t"um $95.00 Silk Suits; embrojdered kets and 3159.00 " Gray te Dressy Sult; skirt and jucket richly em- broidered. Also $125.00 Tan Twill Cord Suit, with bralded Toxtacmer . oreider $38.50 6 " $95,00 Two-piece Costume Sufts; all-over embroldered and Lralded Jjackets; v blue and black $95.00 Three-plece Cos uit; vrlhbcn -trim- §49 | m Sults: long Juckets, belted —and unbelted styles; Threo - piece G long jacket, with “4.50 embroidery...... Suit: bratd Small'onal—ThiJ August Clearaway of Handsome Coats—Wraps—Capes Garments for every 0 note the prices! $5.00 $20.00 Twin 45 them here $22.50 Knitted Jac- quettes, gray and white $40 Imported Gray Mixture Top Coat $65 Navy Blue Wraps: also. Straightline Nav: Twill Capes. $50.50 Imported Green and Blue Plaid Top Coat—also two 355 Cocoa and Black Silk_ Crepe! Pleated Capes; also, 6 $5 Straightline Coats, of navy bluc and black twill; and 4 $55.00 Vel- vay Wraps, cow and Eners U RsRg.00 $30.00 2 $65 and $75 Sport Coats. in tan Rlouse 355 Black Roshanara Crepe Straightline Coat, camel's halr, belted and straightline styles m’w Blue Twill, Straightline Coats, with tucked collar and cufts, $75 Navy Blue Em- broeros ity ‘Caner . $35.00 2 31950 Box.pleated Canton cocog, with cum:ul col- sy $37.00 $85 Navy Blue Em- brotdered Twint Caver.. $38.00 . . Imagine Stockings $2 Chiffon Silk Stockings $1.25 Fine clear weave in these excel- lent full-fashioned chiffon sllk stockings: silk feet, but lisle gar- taupe, nude and gun metal shades. 2 lnd $2.50 Silk Stockings R $1.65. Many different weights in these high - grade, full - fashioned silk russet, white, red, green and sand: not. all slzes or colors in each number, but all sizes in the group. All with flexible lisle garter hems and reinforced lisle heel, sole and $2.50 Fiber and Lisle ‘Sport Stockings, $1 Full-fashioned sport stockings in dropestitch effect — brown, green, blue, gray and heather mixtures. 5 $59.50 avy m Crepe Capes, black and —at prices like these! ter hems. Black, cinnamon, French stockings — black, brown, gray, toe. sort of weights equally suitable for fall we wear—many in styles or But there is no place for outer tline Coats, tuck- ed collar and . black Canton crepe und navy biue twill; also 6 $59.50 to $69.30 Tucked and Em- broidered Tw Wraps, black, tan und nevy $39 () blue 4 $110 Embrotdered Wraps in twill_and Canton_ crepe, viuc. $42,00 il Straight- $13 & A wds ;_u.\'y Hh'le T tne Cape—beige car- $175_Black Flat Crepe \\\—‘p over Coat with Egyptlan embroi- dered border and kolin- *ky dyed squirrel col- ar .. $67.00 $350 Black Brocaded Silk Rep Costume Wrap (from Harry C. 1ng), ribbon collar and cuffs; Black Canton Crepe Drape Wrap—collars. cufts and order of oriental em- Droidery .. $69.00 2 $125 Coats—tan twill, all-over embroidered with Viatka dyed quirrel collar; black atin with gray squirrel £75 (0 All-over 'Bralded Rep tan sash tied, with beige squirrel collar and border: also $185 Black Canton Crepe Sash-tied Coat, ribbon embroidered and collared with gray s79w squirrel tin_ Draped $195 Bla; natural m-m Wrap, with squirrel collar «“ 'Good-Buy” BAGS $5.00 Silk Bags, $2.95 All White, Tan and Gray Sllk Bags {n pouch shapes in the clearaway. They have covered frames. smart matallio clasps and are all exquisitely lined and fitted. to $7.50 Silk Bags £ 'ss.ss Some oriental silks here—others in navy blue, black and brown. Fitted with swing purse and mir- ror—silk handles and contrasting silk lining; also a few silk “van- itles” with four fittings. $6.50 to $8.50 Leather Bags, $4.95 Envelope shapes, with five con- venient ~ compartments—pouah styles with nickel or self-covered frames. All these bags are leather or moire lined—all fitted—they're bl‘ltfl(cll. durable bags at small cost. $10.00 to $13.50 French Beaded Bags, $7.50 , Some hand - loomed — metallia beading — crocheted styles - with cut-steel beadings—imported. crepe in handsome beaded designs—all e)(q1 isitely lined—drawstring Lyl chain, cord or lc handles, finished with beaded fri &Jblflfl ‘and tassels—some with L petat fops —glorious colori: Be sure to See these beaded b.lwl . . ut our eyes to losses—we only know that the exigencies of business tkmnnd the It’s a thorough housecleaning .time. Every bit of summer stock subjected to rigorous in- And ruumbar—lmd prices do not mean lowered quality. flfl make selections while all the assortments are at their best. Owing to Jelleff's not to carry stock over from sedson to season, all the merchandise is fresh and much of it in the immediate sea- of its use. No C. 0. D/’s, no mnil or telephone orders can be accepted on these goods. Our Annual September Sale NEW WINTER COATS Will Open Tuesday, September 4th But we are extending a most cordial invitation to our patrons to view the magnificent assortment of garments assembled for this event during the Five Courtesy Days Beginning tomorrow, August Tt will be a pleasure to exhibit these garments for You at any time during these Five Courtesy Da: and selections made at this time will gladly be held for you until the opening of th le Also May We Remind You —that there arc only va#in which to make selections from the wonderful our August Sale of Furs Savings of 25%, to 33Y3% In addition we will call your attention to three special clearance items that every won nterested in securing furs at un- usually moderate p: want to investigate. Four Fur Jacquettes, $89.50 - Made of fine baby pony with contrasting chin collar and cuffs of black lynx, natural gray squirrel or kolinsky. A remarkable offering! Natural Muskrat Coats, $125.00 45-inch length coats of fine dark skins: reverse stripe border and deep chin collar; beautiful linings. Tdeal for business or sport. A Group of Fox Scarfs, $10.00 A lmited number of these rfs thut were higher figures in our own sprinz stocks. They include brown colorings. Priced for i il ate dizposal, $10.00, Hand Embroidery and Real Laces in This Exquisite Sample Neckwear Priced at a Saving of One-Third to One-Half! oup No. 1. Regularly $1.50 225 el $1.00 Group No. Regularly $4.00 and $4.50 $2.00 Group No. 3. Regularly five more alucs offercd i w0 at much gray and priced Bout shaped collars of tuxedo collars of re organdy vestee with hand-embroidered collars, shaped collars of val trimmed net, and lots of other odd pleces New Bib Collars of dainty net trimmed with real Irish lace. embroidered collar sets of batlste, long slecved guimpes. val trimmed: exquisite shaped net collars with filet edgings and insertions, guimpes of fine linen, and round collars of net and Irish lace combinations. Gorgeous net vestees 50 real Irish and flet 1 of wonderful hun, to §10.00 collars of real lices, in combir hand embroidery: big_collars princess lace—but we can't begin $5.00 Other big value-giving gron 3 E 50. beautif; ne net, trimmed with tuxedo s Te Point V. embroidery: he trimmed with too, and utiful tux- tion with net of wonderful to describe them Come For WOMEN and MISSES 200 New Fall Frocks $25.00 and $35.00 Made to Sell at $35.00 to $45.00 Materlals: Satins and satiy plain canton crepes, georgette crepe, tine. Style Featurea: The new side-coat and more pleats, lots of beading, drapery, embroidery, Colors: BLACK, navy blue, browns and gray. 1t you meed a frock for street, for businexs, for afternoon or for evening wear—in short, if you want a stunning new drexs for any occasion at a remarkable aaving. our advice to you in BUY NOW. Advance Sale! @z i Later Prices $2.85 1 >-Clasp Styles — Fine qualits . . chamolsette, with embroidered :lus-'fgom P‘urh e 0f fine flexible Frenc e backs; pongee, brown, SIVer, BFay. fnin. fnished ity ol tha somriny® g covert and white: pair, Strap *Kill of experienced French workers, styles Wrist styles with® gontrast color that wiil he worn with the new tailored Smbrotderss white, Brown. fray, oWty and frocks with® their long,. tight covert, pongee and silver, pair. st g hite. BIack, fauandgeay with self of contrast wolor stitchery. Amticl $1.00. Vate Your fall mecds now. el Organdie Neckwear Specially Priced 75¢ $1.00 $1.50 The crisp, transparent. imported organdies in adorable and Tuxedo sets—some hand embroidered in whi trimmed with dainty val or real Irish and filet lace $3.95 Net Guimpes With $1.50 to $3.75 Sport Sleeves, $2.95 Guimpes, 95c Long-sleeve styles for sleeveless sweaters, with Peter Pan collars Smart novelty and Vil and real fillet laces for affairs—Peter trimming: also sleeveless mnet collars—linen vestees, gulmpes with real filet and Irish white or embroidered insertions on the front and the Dress up the suit or frock with Peter Pan collar. fresh accessories, Remnant Lace Ruffling 85¢ Yard Has Been $1.00 to $2.00 a Yard White cream and ecru fine val laces, in three, four and five tier ruf- fled effects, on net foundations. Enough in every piece to trim a frock. Clearing Summer Flowers i HALF PRICE 50c to $2.00 Sweet peas, Pink and Red Roses, Hyacinths and Colored Crepes, Now 23c to $1.00. Two Silk Petticoat “Specials” Regularly 54 85 Regularly ss 85 $6.00 to $7.50 o $10 to $12 . t; 3 ) 111 dium silk and Handsome assortment n HHOI: efi.r:e?":xt_lmt;iersn :‘llh fancy cludes Milanese silk jersey, heav pleated and ribbon trimmed radium silk and crystal cloth petti- flounces or straightline models coats—all in slrdh{hthr!e styles, with self-color embroidery and with self-embroidery or Palsley in- navy blue, brown, taupe, sets. Ample selection from fawn, ‘French blue and wall flower. &ray, wall flower, brown, navy, whirlpool blue, emerald, sapphire, $4.00 and $5.00 Tub Silk cherry and black. Petticoats, $1.95 $2.00 and s:g.oo English Beautiful embroldered straight- Sateen Petticoats, $1.00 line styles, with hemstitched or scalloped bottoms. Excellent qual- ity white tub silk, with double -faced cantons, fine twills, crepe de chines and charmeen and trico- Closing. tier effants, frilly, more Clearing Chamoisette GLOVES —at very special pric 75¢c and $1.00 Pair Peter Pan and colors—others ratine and linen Pan and Embroidered straightline models, with hemstitched or scalloped bot- toms. Double panel styles. Big and a ‘school without a playground it surely does not educate and send og into the world a rounded-out duct, simply a boy or girl that d end’ write more or less District P. T. A, should recelve & mew In- spiration for their work in the pub- lished statement of Miss Oliv Jo! the newly elected pr lent the National Educational Assoclation, concerning_the school sy Diatrict, ‘Association has formed plans to = port our schools, which will be s very near future. em of the | cure The Natlonal Educational ‘ig' imitted to our-superintendent in' the Miss Jones be- lleves that the District schools should be the model system for the whole 13 3L | country, and during the coming s of |lastic vear the association of whic she s president will strivc to se greater appropriations for th educational neecds of Washingtc whiclks will provide higher salaric for the teachers und adequate a commodations for the pupils, me when thin he nth Page.) Seventee GREAT QUARTERLY STOCKCLEARING -WIDE, SWEEPING CLEARANCE ALL SUMMER STOCKS 1216 F St. N.W. Can only be briefly listed, but you'll find the values enormo: 2—Mlsses' $49.50 sillc sport frocks, all-over embroidired $18 50 in stralghtline, blouse «nd draped mode skirts and bead trim French blue & 20—Misses’ $8.75 plain and X * Cl MISSES’ Clearaway Is Tremendous 2—Misses’ white georgette crepe frocks, lace trimm in tan and green. printed z with white, and gray with French blue. g ol $19 50 6—Misses' 3565 to $89. u(l 2—Misses’ $78.50 HQDP‘B!!Q CI'DDE lro‘,ks ol’ and dark colors—organdie and la MISSES’ Silk and Cotton F rocks 4 $29.50 Murbletex Shantung eport frocks. 6—Mlsses' $49.50 drewy trcclu.——!hl 2—Mismes' $49.50 georgette erepe fr : th ticred 52650 printed crepes. Ruffed, draped and tiered : heart blue, apron !Ient style. i8—Misses' $10.76 voile and straightline or bloused styles—mostly light colors ¢ trimmed. rmandie voile fro ‘.w ifgnt $250 1.n belted $3 75 ratine dresses, 84—Misses’ $12.75 linen and volls frocks—'m rose, blue, green, tan and black and whi trimmed 2 30-—Misses' 316.60 pleated and lace and 89—Misses' $1§ hand-embroidery MISSES,' Sulb—Luclty 13! isses/ $35.00 white Roshanara siir, cash tica $16:50 =" Misses $49.50 Sport Suits, box JIEthH with irtmming 4 Misses' $49.50 imported mixture sport suits, box jacket Sivies. in ten and brown . $20:00 3 Misees $79.30 genuine twill with corg :xl‘am. sash tlejd models, embroidered box Jjack- et Navy biue ung tan ., $39.50 Misses® $135.00 three-piece suit, of navy blue brocaded silk, with blouse of primrose crepe “5 00 BLOUSES ment. $4.00 and $5.00 Cotton Blouses, $1.95 Sheer French voile slip-over blouses, bateau neck styles, val lace trimmed—novelty volle cos- tume, side-tylng costume blouses. rose, French blue and green— white vofle ellp-overs, with col- cred stitching and a ribbon tic at the collarless round neck. Come early for the plum $7.95 and $8.95 Gostume Blouses, $4.95 A wonderful assortment of print- ed rudium silks and crepe de chines, reduced becauss of broken Bizo assortments. Slip-over odele, in short sleeve and sleeve- 9 styles—round collarless necks. Also a few all-tyme orepe Jacquettes. $11.50 to $16.50 Exclusive Blouses, $6.95 one-of-a-kind models— sleeveless slip-over blcuses in pleated styles, with round or square necks—side-tie jacquettes embroidered in pastel shades—all beautles; lustrous crepe de chines, in white, gray, fallow, navy blue, black and Persian prints. Mostly k—Cotton Costume—Tailored at prices that bear no relation to the tremendous values in this dey organdie trimmed mo: $25.00 handmade 1i - $9. embroidered sui L tled Jucke s and tan Just 6 MISSES’ Coats Misses’ $65.00 navy blue fashona coat, blouse model, with §99 5 circular skirt 50 black crep: ated and $2500 50 draped fashona |2 s andlig 45100 $70.50 silk coat, sash tied monk« trim- Very smart $49.50 MOVE OUT art- Misse «d and long sas Navy black. Misses’ and med. $5.00 Printed Silk Blouses, $2.95 chine and radiun and_slipover Crepe de —jacquette V-pecks, with roll co collarless necks sleeves, Seasor broken size $5.00 to $6.95 Handmade Blouses, $3.95 Overblouse a entirely han Freneh voile—p black stitchers filet edigin contrasting sti with tuxedo collars, v styles, hand embrofdercd, with collar edged with Irish picot, and front faste Peter styles—15 daint ng —all sizes In one style er another. $13.50 and $15.00 WHITE chqueues. $8.! 95 a erepe nton cre peg, with v tue ated fri UNDERWEAR—Out and Away You won't wonder when you note these prices: Domestic Underwear $1.00 Underwear, 65¢c Nainsook corset covers and chemises trimmed with Val. laces and Swiss embroldery; mostly bullt-up shoulders. A few extra- size chemiser, too—all somewhat mussed. $1.25 Athletic Union Suits, 85¢ Step-in models of checked voile with hemstitched top and scif- straps; flesh and white. $1.50 Nainsook Chemise, 95¢ Envelope styie, with daln (ueked yokes, trimmed with Val. laces and Swiss embroidery, Jace and embroldery insets. too; strap or bullt-up shoulder styles. Negligee Girdles $1.25 Sty $2.50 Priced Combination “Hip-and-Hos porters, made of coutll or with elastic or all satin popular with.the woman who golfs or dances. $6 and $7.50 Dotted Swiss Breakfast Coats, $4.85 Sheer white sw dium-size dots—a few voiles, too—daintily trimm Val, laces and rosebuds und sash of self-mat; cdged BRASSIERES Announce Their First Cle $1.50 Extra Size Brassieres, 75¢ D Bevoise model, made of flos colored closely woven tricot miesk Sizes 46 to 54, but only fourteen Boyshform Brassieres, Specially Priced, 85c Bandeau styl in long tatt ing effect. with €lustic bunding wilst. nk or white bro w iniz of nurrow Sides o 40. es, with aring Drastic Clearaway—Imported Underwear $4.00 and $5.00 French Underwear, $2.85 Envelope chemise, corset covers, step-ins—fine nainsook, entirely hand-fashioned; yokes hand-em- broidered in satin stitch and eye- let work—a few Val lace trimmed. $7.50 and $8.50 French Underwear, $5.85 Both gowns and envelope che- mise in this group—very sheer nainsook hand-sewed and embroldered in exquisite rose vine patterns—some trimmed with real Val laces, Gowns round or V-neck styles, chemise with strap or built-up shoulders. More of Those $5.00 Glove Silk Step-in Chemise, $2.95 Excellent quality glove silk step-ins, in two beautiful styles; one with embroldery In contrast- ing colors, the other with picot edging—orchid, flesh, maize and veach: not all sizes in each type, but all sizes in the lot $5.00 and $6.00 Golf Coats, ‘Tuxedos, Slipovers, $2.75 Clearance = of sleeveless golf coats, in mohair or alpaca, With contrast colored fronts, tuxedos of mohair, in jockey red, brown and French blue; slipovers in navy blue, black and buf; splendid as- sortment. $10.00 to $12.00 Jacquettes, Slipovers and Tuxedos, $6.75 Included are pure silk slip- overs, fiber siipovers, in sttractive weaves, block weaves, tuxedos, ribbon - stripe - effect jacquettes. MoSt of the wanted sweater “Shoeing” —all the broken sizes and color a all summer and spring styles—many entirely suitable $3.95 Philippine Gowns, $2.85 Of the usual very fine nainsool, in round neck und shoulder sleev style. Entirely handmade and fir ished with hand-cmbroidercd s lops and spray designs in and colado w $6.00 and $7.00 Silk Chemise, elope s dium silks erepe da chi wit and tucked yokes, « 1f-color desi Trish lace me white and pe es—all splendid * $15 Silk Underwenr, $9.85 S exanitnia s o vack satin, radium silk de chine; colors fle two pastel-colored crepa-back sat- in bed ja 5, tWo crep. velope teddies: You'll \ll to want one of thesn. 200 Sweaters $3.00 and $5.00 Golf Coats, $1.95 An attractive weave, stitch _effect, in_ several long-sleeved model, of pu alr yarn. $7.50 to $12.50 Golf Coats and’ Fiber Jacquettes, $4.85 Golf with or without sleeves, some in Indiun designs, others plain; flne mohai coats, in beautiful colo: quettes of fiber, in blc with sash tie, also novelty mohair or fiber effcets, Them Out coats, sortments, all the odds ds, ar nd e 1w s, 95¢ —ALL in this big quarterly clearaw Shower and ball styles in pearl, v ¥ at one low p Pumps Oxfords Sandals Satin Kid Suede Colonial Strap Sports 5 " value! ‘ H Cut-out sandals, with block Colonial pumps. In blaciz, brown or patent leather $3.50 English Sateen Slips, $2.95 Firm, lustrous imported sateen— tailored models with the deep hip hem. Buy now for next summer. 3—$1250 Parasols, $6.95 Gorgeous affairs—blue or black with gold and black with silver. Special, $4.50 Another timely special pur- chase—all the popular fall shades—smart wood and bak- elite handles; rain-proof silks. They'll go to the first 45 women. Full-fashioned and mock seam Mtsle stockings in black, naturelle. 'lapls, orystal, jade, jet, amber. gray and brown. Excellent fall” Tome, garnet. amethyst and rhine- weight. Good size assortment. - iy stone effects and colorings. “Clearing Oiii SKIRTS” Ten $10.75 and - 31250 WHité . ‘Fourteen $14.75 to-$19.75 White Skirts, - in . flannel, Capton crepe . Skirts, in flannel, Canton, flat and and washable satin,” gtraightiine rosuaura crepes stralght line an HQDCI ssw ox and side pleate ssw SRy eenty $iTAE and #75 knic 25 _ Twenty an .75 knife Ta ‘Clunslgfl“agd"rn::nnsn‘:—fi pleated Silk Skirts, in Canton and pes and crepe:de chine, knife- roshanara crepes and crepe de- and box pleated styles, £6 () cgf:_iflr;e an’ and $9.00 tan, gray and navy ..... Twen { ¥ ':'29‘“0 Stk Four $16.50 Sport Skirts, knife Ekirts, knife pleated. roshanara, pleated, in orange, corn, sky blue flat, paisley and Canton crepes, and cofn Flufty cocoa,”tan, ‘gray and “-navy blue . Our work costs little compared to the increased service and afied joy you'll get from your garments. : CALL MAIN 4724 panel front and back. Also a fow white tub silk slips. $1.85 $10 Costume Slips, ©Of lustrous, heavy quality white radtam silk, with 20-Inch self hem. Strictly tatlored styles. Find Your Umbrella $12.00 to $15.00 Umbrellas, $9.85 Beautiful _heavy silks with widé gros-grain or fancy bor- ders. Handles of amber bakelite, engine. turned, carved and Inlaid or of dull polished wood with bakelite tops; many amber and ivory combimations, —mother-of- pearl and colored bakelite, too— ¢lub, strap, loop andiring styles. heels; in green, red and blue. and gray suede, kid or black eatin. and gray suede Single-strap black kid pumps, hand-turncd soles with hand-turned soles and me- heels. dium round toes. One-strap gray suede pumps, with welt soles and Cuban heels. Patent leather colonial pumps, hwlt{: turned soles and Spanish eels. combination; and Spanish (7% two-tone leather heels, or in combination flat Sport oxfords. brown calf, and low putty and calf with heels, with military black rubber soles und soles Net all sizes in any one style, but so many aimilar styles that wulted it n come early.