Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 10

10 WALSH BL WOULD L HP BRD Would Turn Merchant Fleet Over to Department of Commerce. The Tnited States would be away with and t merchant flect of the government would be turned over to the Depart- ment of Commerce, though still re- maining under the operation of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, by the terms of a bill introduced today by Senator Massachusetts, democrat. don Senator Walsh's original : the merchant fleet made Navy. with a new secretary of the Navy in But he reached the conelu- sion that the Department of Com- merce -vis the more proper division to handle the merchant marine. The bill 4 of mer- chant marine commis- sioner of merc in the De partment of Commérce. It retains th present Fleet Corporation as the ac operating agent. but authorize elimination of the wo from its title, that th realize that the Ane merchant tleet is @ permanent insti- provisions of his 1 con- mmeree, r now p igate and marine, unds trol of the S vosted with (h by the | d to inve: late shippin. : iives Power to Sell. “The power to sell and dispose of the merchunt fleet owned: -ba United States is also vested i the commission.r merchant marine. The commi: r is directed to in- vestigate the 1 require- mants of the forcisn and coastwise trade of the United wtes and to de- termine what steam lines should be established for the purpose of pro- moting, developing. eypanding and maintaini foreith and coast- wise trade of the Unite i “It provides for establishment of such lines under private ownership and con sible, 1 gives preferen urcha of ves- sels for nt of such line to eit the suppor finan and of the do- vunitics of the United arily interested in their the event ipital can- of the ergency private ships merce poses to ments in by order REPEAT “CECILY ANN.” The kun's Head Players repeated “Cecily At ! t American comedy by »ch *at the 18th cust con i, Ranald Sa-{ iston. Marion Law, Jusepkine Hutehin: Weller and Robert Bell, will continued urday’ nig matinee son. Sm This comedy ad Play- 11, who is . ‘produc & Gutm; Kath David nold m's H [ art d S ner, pres nd Helen R, Hagner, out of i waittoo lon5 i Bleedinggumsherald Pyorrhea’s coming. Unheeded, the price paid is lost teeth and broken health. Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, are Pyorrhea’s prey. Brush your teeth with rhans FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth —it checks Pyorrhea 35¢ and 60c in tubes Shipping uua:lz 1 ko |- - Mme, Marc Peter, wife of the min- ister of Switzerland, is, like her hus- band, most loyal to all the traditions of her country and she cannot be lured from tRe ancient ways of her people by the moedern tricks which engage American hom e- keepers. The Swiss legation, on 16th street near Q. so long a cen- ter of social ac- tivity during the long residence of Gen. Bethell, mili- tary attache of the British em- lassy, is a little bit of Helvetia transplanted Into the American Capltal. The wood <arvings are typi- cal and abundant, and the quaint clocks and the fine old porcelain on shelves of exquisitely carved wood, and the shining sllver and pewter, all belong to anoth ge and rarely are seen in Washin; craze in modern deco: refurnish- 'ng became universal. Mme Peter E wiss value everything ich 1 to their ancestors. What the ed and placed In the household is left there until age or accidental destruction eliminates it. Dr. Peter has a wouderful library. g 3 fine tooled plate of his e E splendid leath- ed chairs used by them a hun- ars and more, are in proper But both the minister and Mme. Peter recognize certain impera- tive changes in ecducational life and the: have sent both their sons to MRS. MARC PETER. . was graduated and is now in home, preparing his fathers last year at I Geneva, his for a legal career, whi have followed for many generations. younger has been at the Uni- and is taking a pocial course in Boston this winter. Mme Peter is the daughter of a former president of the Swiss repub- > and is a native of Geneva, and un- 1 Dr. Peter entered the diplomatic service she had lived there continu- minister and Mme. Peter and speak English per- fectly. They have studied American ideals and customs and are among the genuinely popular members of the The Swis: are linguis! —— . and one housewife has'in- -d wireless in the Kitchen as a ble solution of the domestic ser- Banking and Shopping | When you go shopping you will usually find yourself in the neighborhood of the old Lincoln Bank. We are within a few blocks of | the wholesale arnd retail mar- kets, the department stores, men’s jewelry and furniture stores and hundreds shops. The convenient location of this old-established bank is only one reason for banking with this bank. hqdre about other reasons. Ask our depositors. Lincoln National Bank 7th and D | been 12-MILE RUM TREATY PROTECTS INNOCENT U. S. Must Compensate British Vessels for Damage From Improper Search. GEDDES LEAVES CAPITAL Signing of Pact Last Act as Am- bassador. Under a heretofore undisclosed Q. provision of the liquor treaty with Great Brithin, the United States must compensate British vessels for any loss or damage that may result from tmproper detention or search. The treaty, signed yesterday by Secretary Hughes and Sir Auckland Geddes, the British ambassador, does not become effective until ratifica- tions are exchanged, but it s ex- pected that it may' be applied in some measure to smuggling cases arising before that time. Under the treaty suspected liquor smuggling craft under the British flag would be liable to search and seizure if intercepted anywhere with- in an hour's sailing distance of shore, the speed of the surpected ves- | sel being the measure of distance. In return for this aid in prohibition en- forcement, the United States would grant to British ships the right to carry gealed steres of <hip liquors within American waters anywhere on the same terms that such liquors now pass through the Panama Canal, It is to run for one year at the emi of which period it can be terminated on_three months’ notice. Signing of the treaty, which offi- clals hope will pave the way for breaking up the rum fleets off the American coasts and also eiiminate causes of irritation between the two countries with respect to ship-liquor matters and the seizure of British suspected craft, the last official act of Ambassador Geddes. He called afterward at the White House to pre- sent his letters of recall and, w the exception of one or two addre S in New York before he sails Saturda his service in_the United States over. He left Washington last night. The liquor treaty is expected to be sent to the Senuate immediately, with the desire of the President for early action made known. A provision has inserted to cover the contin- gency that judicial decision or subse- quent legislative action might make its fulfiliment impossible by either party. In that event the treaty would shops, ten cent stores, of other specialty reets N.W. EDMONSTON’S — Home of the *“Original” FOOT- FORM Boots and Oxfords| for Men, Women and Chil- dren. “Quality Is Important—Fit Is Imperative” 49th ANNIVERSARY Complimentary Prices &> World-Renowned Stacy Adams Shoes for Gentlemen These Shoes are ac- cepted as the standard for high-grade materials and workmanship as well as material and model. There's nothing better to be had. We are sole representatives in Wash- ington. EDMONSTON & CO. -(Inc iy and Asthiecitiss, o 1334 F Street SAVE 15% On High-Grade Shoes in All the Wanted Leathers Splendid models in the famous Foot Forms for men—shoes that have been established for su- perior grade, fit and value. ited) All Foot Troubles ° ANDREW BETZ, Manager Full - fash- ioned Silk Stockings marked down to 95c, $1.75 and $2.85. A Friday of Tremendous Selling! Opportunities greater even than are to be found in the usual Friday femnants, for this is the last Friday of our fiscal year, and hundreds of single garments, mussed stocks j 2 Some of the season's smartest mod- els and ehoicest furs—single 'numbers— marked way down for final disposal to- morrowl! 5—$50.:0 WOLF, BEAVER AND VIATKA SQUIRRIEL.TRIMMED COATS—navy, brown and biack “Cordalure — marked §90 5() 10—$5%.50 BLACK AND NAVY ORLANDO STRAIGIHTLINE COATS—black caracul col- lar and cuffs—marked down 3—$65.00 BROWN,. TAN AND GRAY PLAID SPORT COATS—smartly tailored. Also 5—$65.00 GRANADA COATS—collars of gray squirrel—marked down 3—$6500 BROWN CORDALURE TUBE COATS—collar, cuffs and border of stun- ning brawn oossum—marked £49 5() 6—8$69.! BLACK BROAD TAIL CLOTH JACQUEITTES with gray squirrel collars. Also 3—875 BLACK VELLONA STRAIGHT- LINE COATS—black caracul collars and cuffs—and 4—$85 FUR.TRIMMED SPORT COATS_gray and bius’ plalds with collars o fax or platinum skunk— marked down to..... 5 ,546'50 2085950 AND $65.00 FASHONA, LUS. TROSA ~ AND ~ CORDALURE COATS— pavy., brown, kit fox and black with muf. er style collars—r d d oo e e 1 94750 15—36280 AND $75.00 COATS, in Juliana, Lustrosa and Cordalure—Ilarge beaver, gray squirrel, taupe fox, Viatka squirrel and black wolf collars. Marked dow: 10—$95.00 CIRCULAR FLARE AND TUBE STYLE 'ODATS—Fashona and Cordara coat- ings, with large beaver and plati- $56.50 num wolf ‘collars—marked down to e cgfi%s._ag' IMPORTED PLAID SPORT unning collars of blue or kit foa—marked down to....... $66.50 8—$115400 FASHONA, ARABIA AND COR- DARA CIOATS—stunning styles, beaver, :Viatka squirrel, fox, skunk and clvet ‘cdt furs. Marked down @76 5() to. AR DRAPED COATS— 6—$125400 CIRC! Black Fa"hona.dv:u’udl rge brown osossum collar, cuffs and border—markei down to 4 porder”marker. $78.50 10—$135.00 COATS—ARABIA, GERONA, FASHON.A—generous collars and cuffs of beaver, tiupe and kit fox—mark- §Q] 5() ed down to.. v id Little Women’s Coats Marked Down! 8—LITSTLE WOMEN'S $65.00 TO $79.50 COATS-‘Cordl a and Granada, with large wolf cofars and cuffs—marke own 0. e o " $39.50 LITTLE WOMAN'S COAT—idt fox gray, wolf trimgmed—marked down $155.00 TIERED tarquina, platinum ... $76.50 LITTLE WOMAN'S $155.00 GERONA COAT—ciqcular flare style, with shawi collar and cuffs of taupe fox—marked €79 50 —marked, down in most cases to way below half! 8—$59.50 SPQRT SUITS, WITH RAC- COON ABID OPOSSUM COLLARS —in brown, desr and tan mixture slgso suitings—m arked down to e 10—$40.00 NAVY BLUE TWILL TAILOR- ED SUITS—panel Jackets, tucked 90 5() ed or strapped—marked down to o 5-$95.003 FUR-TRIMMED SPORT SUITS— stefpes, blocks, checks—box jackets ollars of biack, taupe $39.50 3—$135000 THREE - PIECE COSTUME SUITS—brown “and mavy biue vellona with viatka sairrel collars—marke: oy 0. e o, $63.50 4-$95.00 TWO-PIECE COSTUME SUITS OF RICH. VELLONA—stunning fox and beaver colfa¥s—marked down $46.50 _at tremendous mark-downs! Many of the season's smartest frocks at half or less—few duplicates. Early shopping is imperativie. 1532350 TO $35.00 SILK STREET FROCKS—entin__and flat _crepes—navy, brown, bladk and " gray—marked €14 75 down to... . e 4-$25.00 7O $39.50 TAILORED TWILL FROCKS—tu cked, braided and embroidered— navy and byown—size 36—marked 17 5() down to....q. el C'AN 0—$45.00 AND $49.50 SATIN : o gnsfi‘s DRESSES L smart rs, touches of lice and beading—cocoa. navy and black. Also $49.50 NAVY TWiLL- CLOTH FRAICKS, with Chinese embroid- ery—size 38—marked down $29.50 t0..... . - 2-$35.00 JAND $165.00 SILK CREPE DRESSES—mnodels from exclusive designers —draped and pleated—black and navy— sizes 38 to. 42—marked down €90 5() 4—$65.00 TAILORED TWILLCLOTH COAT FROCKS—navy, blue, with moire collars and cuffs ‘and_jade buttons—sizes 36 €37 ()() to 40—marketd down to.. o R 9. ‘0 $60.50 AFTERNOON AND DINNER DIRESSES—satin and georgette crepes and ghenille brocades—brown, black, green and ench blue; draped, beaded and ur-trimmed—marked down 10246500 TO $85.00 SATIN AND GEOR.’ TTE: DINDER FROCKS, featuring siiver Srmbroidery. A imextona’ beading and _goid ade—bladk and moss green— DA 38-marked down to $47:00 $89.50 CHMRMEEN TAILORED FROCK— Chinese emBroidery—navy —size 55 () 38—marked down to.... % 2 2-$115.00 EIVENING GOWNS—orchid chif- rhinestcine beaded with silver lace— with gold thread lace @57 () drape. Size 3. Marked down to o '$135.00 BROWN CHARMINETTE FROCK —exclusive odel. with self-colored braid embroidery—elze 38—marked down €65 ()() to... 4-$89.! 998.! PE AFTER. NOON DRE&ES—-hAnd mbroidered. drao- cd, fur-bandeti—sizes 38 and 40— $60 50 Velvet Frocks— _Half Price and Less $125 and $133 VELVET FROCKS, after- noon ahd evenljig styles—black and sapphire izes 36 to ' 40—marked down 359.50 0 b VET EVENING GOWNS— jade ‘and ro down_to o !Hm“? -$49.75 3—469. .50° of VELVET rFRrocks fternoon evening yles—taupe, navy and merican _beauty. §34 75 Marked down 8 ...... o Other $49.50 £o FROCKS, mérves “$21.75 = $32.50 lavish with . and broken s es must be disposed of before stock-taking! So for value—heaped up and running over—shop here to- morrow—and shop early! Mo’ Sida! * Very special purchases just arrived and far too good to keep even for a d; “mark down” news. y—so we'll tell you about them here—along with the significant SALE OF $11.50 to $13.50 EXTRA SIZE SKIRTS, $9.50 Waistbands 36 to 40 inches Eight smart styles, all with the correct long line—such desirable new fabrics as wool repp, wool canton, striped crepe and conservative plaids. side and combination pleated styles. assortment. . Wrapped and paneled, Tan, gray, brown, cocoa, navy and black. A limited SALE OF MISSES’ FROCKS A Manufacturer’s Samples of Spring Frocks That Sell Regularly at $55.00 and $59.50 $27.50 e $33.50 We could get only 50 of these adorable frocks—each one represents some very new Idea—in line, new versions of the unusual drapings—in trimming, generous use of —in fabric, the new brodelaine, a soft brocaded material, and a dozen others quite as lovely. bracelet cuff and laces and tucking alpaca We can’t begin to tell you half their alluring smartness—but if you wa 1ascinating and individual new frock at a most unusual price—see these tomorrow ! Misses’ $35.00 Cloth Frocks, $19.50 Another fortunate purchase of those smart twill cloth and checked velour that so many misses seem to want—] the thing for school or business. MISSES' SHOP—THIRD FLOOR New Neckwear, 50c and $1.00 A splendid assortment of fresh new neckwear in two big value-giving groups! Lot 1—50c Most attractive new neckwear, including crisp organdie vestees, and collar and cuff sets, In youthful round or becoming tuxedo styies: white linen collar and cuff sets, lace trimmed, and smart separate collars. Lot 2—$1.00 Here are lovely separate collars of fine laces, some with cuffs—white or colored linen collar and cuff sets, hemstitched and embroldered, embroidered linen vestees and dainty organdie collars and sets—just the thing for ejther silk or cloth frocks! SALE OF 300 NEW SILK PETTICOATS, $2.95 Crystal Knit Jersey—Four Smart Styles Straightline and flounced "styles—trimmed with fancy self ruching, Practically every lovely new spring shade and splendid size The sort we sell regularly at $3.95—tomorrow, $2.95. contrast color_embroidery. assortment. braiding and -95% 755,95 Mark-downs that will make a clean sweep of all broken size glove assortments leit from our annual sale of gloves—about 600 pairs in all—most of them the famous Centemeri French kid. Lot 1—Marked Down to 95¢ $3.00 and $3.50 Centemeri French Kid Gloves—2.clasp styles, in black, white, mode, gray. Lot 3—Marked Down to $2.95 $5.00 and $6.50 16-button length Centemeri Gloves—gray suede, brown and mode kid. Lot 2—Marked Down to $1.95 $4.00 to $5.00 Gloves—inciuding Centemeri strap wrist “Fielders,” black, whi tan; 8-button length Centemerl ki w and white; strap wrist washable capeskin, pearl and cream; strap wrist fancy cape- skin, beaver and brown; silk-lined capeskin, tan; 1-clasp black capeskin. A wonderful assortment of fine gloves—all at $1.95 pair. Y lesceay —a_tremendous —all drastically marked down! $2.00 GLOVE SILK VESTS—tailored tops and ribbon straps—flesh color—mussed. o $2.00 and $3.00 CAMISOLES—radium silk, crepe de chine and satin, in tallored and lace-trimmed styles—flesh ' color and Q5c white—marked down to..... iy $4.00 UNDERWEAR, including Philippine Envelope Chemise with hand-embroidered yokes and a few English sateen pajama sets Zall- somewhat mu; down to $5.00 SILK UNDERWEAR — VESTS, STEP-INS, ENVELOPE CHEMISE—fine quality crepe de chines and radium silks— both "tailored ~ and lace-trimmed £ Q& styles—marked down to.. 2 o Blanket Robes Marked Down! $3.95 Warm Blanket Robes—floral and con- ventional patterns on gray, rose, purple, brown and navy grounds. Marked' §9 Q& . 95 ‘“Two Pairs C for $1.00 55 PAIRS OF $9.00 WHITE SATIN EVENING SLIPPERS—high or baby French Sizes AAA 5, 55, AA 4/, 5, 53, 62 7; A 3, 4, 415, 5, 53, 7, 7V B 1, 172, 25 3, 3V, 4 6, 7; C 23, 3, 3z SVa. $10.00 Pumps, $5.95 Pair Black, Gray and Brown Suede Single-strap, . Pumps, with Cuban heels—Black Satin and Patent Leather Strap Pumps, with Brown Calf One and Twe Strap ps, with Cuban heels—ALSO 132 PAIRS $10.00 BROWN CALF AND BROWN CALF_AND SUEDE COMBINATION OX- FORDS—good disposal in this department of mussed garments and broken sizes $6.00 CREPE.DE CHINE ENVELOPE CHEMISE—val and filet lace yokes and edgings—choice of flesh color, orchid, peach and maize. Marked down $3.85 to. . s o $12.00 SILK UNDERWEAR—GOWNS, EN- VELOPE CHEMISE—exquisite ~crepe-back satin, radium silk and fine quality crepe de chine—trimming of French val and hand- made Irish and filet laces—orchid, white and flesh color—marked down * = $7.85 $16.50 TO $25.00 SILK GOWNS—individual models of the finest crepe-back satins and radium silks—bateau and V.neck styles— French val, Irish crochet and filat lace trim- mings. Beautiful underwear, bu marked down to.... * $12.85 Negligees - Marked Down! 6—$22.50 Exquisite Crepe de Chine Negli- gees—flowing georgette crepe draperies— light blue, black, peach, turquoise §79 85 and dull blye. Marked down to... S TorloreasHprktd Sovon A final clean sweep of all broken lines and broken sizes. Come early Two Pairs $3.95 r5a00 162 PAIRS OF $9.00 AND $10.00 PUMPS AND OXFORDS—Strap Pumps of log cabin ck or bréwn calf Flat Heel Tongue Pumps with fow French Two-tone Tan Sport Oxfords; Black Kid Oxfords WIth Cuban heéls. A splendid - opportumity! - Sizes KA 8, 713, 8, 82, 9 y - AM.8Ve, 5. 5Ya, 86427, W 83 A 202, 3, 4, 6% 7, 72 8, 8/ 9 B 6Ya, 7, 7% 8, 1216 F St. N.W. Frocks—Suits—Coats —youthiul drastically marked dow 16, 18 year sizes 4—MISSES' $16.50 STRAIGHTLINE JER- SEY FROCKS—navy blue and gray—aiso 5 2050 Velvet Frocks, ' siim, straight or two-piece = styles— marked down 0 e $10.00 3—MISSES’ $29.50 TAFFETA EVENING FROCKS—basque style; flesh color and peach—also 4 $39.50 Afternoon Frocks, satin, canton and flat crepe, in pleated, tunic and draped models—marked down i 3 ! sovn $15.00 up-to-the-minute’ sty les— 1 tomorrow! 14, 10-MISSES’ ' $35.00 WOOL ~ FROCKS— straightline and two-piece styles—braid and Button trimmed—marked down to o ed oenn $18.75 10—MISSES’ $55. AND $65.00 ONE-OF - A-KIND FROCKS—veivet, roshanara and satin. in basque and draped styles, em- broidered and beaded—marked down £0_ .o e $29.50 4—MISSES’ $55.00 EVENING FROCKS— bouffant styles, in georgette crepe and taffeta—white or maize—marked doWN 0 eene e $35.00 2—MISSES’ $95.00 FROCK S—exclusive mod- els—beaded, tiered skirt styles; fur banding: lip-stick red “and orchid— §g5 Q) marked down to - cé—-—_;dsliSES‘ $25.00 STRAIGHTLINE ATS—shadow plaids, belted SEE Sy S s SiG68 i—MISSES‘ $49.50 TkUBE STYLE COATS SmE W vsha Gurs 51950 4—MISSES’ $65.00 FUR-TRIMMED EOATS—stralghNine and wrap models, in L oo Smatis i o $3350 8—MISSES' $75.00 AND $85.00 TIERED AND CIRCULAR DRAPED COATS—Fash. ona and Trouvenette, with large collars of black fox or Viatka squirrel S arkes down to-wo e $39.50 6—MISSES' $95.00 TO $110.000 COATS— Fashona and Monette—collars or collars and cuffs of beaver, black fox and platinum wolf—straightline and circular draped styles —also 1 $110.00 Biack Fashona Cape, with e 5—MISSES' $110.00 PLAIDED AND STRIPED SPORT COATS, stunning wrapped :t‘ylrks. with large collars of brown or 5—MISSES’ $98.50 COATS OF KONIA AND MONETTE—steaight or draped styles —roll tucking and bias insets—collars and cuffs of black or brown fox or gl e b Saese 9—MISSES’ $110.0 DRAPED, TIERED AND TUBE COATS—rich coatings lavished —vei individual! Marked d S0 5 madan e i G 6—MISSES' $125.00 ONE-OF-A-KIND COATS—beautiful Gerona, Fashona and Veimara coatings—straight or tiered mod- els, \hlrltkh beaver and Viatka or mink-dyed squirrel—marked L erkad $73.50 9—MISSES’ $125.00 GERONA AND FASH- ONA COATS—tube and draped models, with large collars and cuffs of beaver, black or T Suns s 4—MISSES’ $143.00 ASSORTED FASHION COATS—circular draped, tiered, tube, lav. ish with choice fox and beaver Tursemarked down to oo $93.50 3—MISSES’ $155.00 MARVELLA AND TARGQUINA COATS—draped—with collar, cuffs and border of platinum wolf or brown fox—marked $103.50 down to 3 _MISSES’ $195.00 EXCLUSIVE MODEL COATS—Gerona and Marvella Coats, with shawl and bolster collars and cuffs of ‘choice eaver and fox furs—marked down to" .- mared $139.50 Misses’ High Color Coats, Y3 Off! $85.00 and $110.00 Formerly Tomorrow, $47.50 and $55.00 The green and red coats high in favor as in color—stunning collars and cufis, some with borders, too, of blonde badger fur. What a chance! Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Sport Suits, 3 Off 2/; Off the Original Price $75.00 Formerly Tomorrow, $25.00 Sizes 14, 16 and 18 vears. Finest fab s—those beautiful ~imported novelty plaid checked and striped suitings—trim med with beaver, brown fox and gray s]kunk Box jackets and slip-over mod- els! Other Misses’ Suits Friday S5—MISSES’ $39.50 NOVELTY MIXTURE SPORT SUITS -button-trimmed $19.50 box Jackets—marked down to e sCTTHISSES: $35.00 NAVY BLUE TWILL S—strictly tailored—marked down to BT $21.50 Two big marked 1 group. 25—$8.50 TO $12.50 SPORT SKIRTS—smart wrapped and pleated 'yles—camel's hair, plaided or plain, blocked velcur, novelty bro- caded worsted, suede cloth and mixture skirtings—handsoms= color combinations with tan and brown predominant—mark- e down torrs b e $5.00 20—$12.50 TO $19.50 SKIRTS—both dress and Sport styles—plaids, stripes, novelty mix. tures, velour checks, wool canton and satin— :mart wrap-around draped, knife and com- ination pleated styles—marked AOWN 20 r e ‘ $10.00 —handmade costume down to a_fignre that leaves no ques- tion of their disposal tomorrow! $4.00 TO $5.00 HANDMADE BLOUSES— VOILE AND BATISTE—real laces, hand- embroidery and handdrawn work for trim- ming—Tuxedo and Peter Pan collars and long sieeves—broken sizes—marked @9 Q& down to...... S e n s oWl $6.95 TO $8.95 HANDMADE VOILE BLOUSES—PLENTY OF FRILL MODELS— Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles, too—wide Irish and filet laces, combined with hand:embrold. ery and handdrawn work—marke Saa I e el $4.65 $5.00_AND $5.90 SLIP-OVER AND JAC- QUETTE _STYLE BLOUSES—crepe de chines, printed crepes and novelty silks— round. square or V necks—three.quarter or long sleeves, contrast color embroidery and beading—ail marked down $3.65 to s et 00 TO $13.95 DRESSY SUIT AND COS. TUME BLOUSES—crepe de chine combined with velvet, cut chenille, all-over lace, plain crepes; embroidered, beaded and braided. Great style variety, but sizes badly g6 g5 broken. Marked down to . =T =%