Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 10

;SZVISITING NURSES OFVALUETO GITY {The Evening Star Among Those Supporting One for a Year. The Instructive Visiting Nurse So- iety of Washington maintains a sum‘ ot thirty-two graduate " work on a sal 50 daily into all parts o doing part-time nursing | invaluable instruction iw hy carc of the sick to suth persons as, ry or impossible to nurse. icne wnd cmploy = The Evening & pany pays the yearly of these nurses. It does this for two reasons: First, o it believes ¢ of one ALBERT . GORHAM. ALUMNI WILL GIVE ) ANNUAL VAUDEVILLE | ) Business High School Association’s Entertainment Billed Three Nights This Week. The third annual vaudeville ‘and dance of the Alumni Association of ' the Business High School, now the principal social activity of the asso- ciation since the board of educa- tion's disapproval of ‘the annual ex-| cursion, will open tonight in thel school and will be repeated tomor- . row and Saturday nights. Preceding ! tonight's performance a basket ball game between a picked alumni team and the school team will be held In the gymnasium, beginning at+7:13 o'cloc Among those who will participate in thc annual entertainment are Sara Kane of the St. Patrick’s Play- ers, John Baldwin, Bronson Howard, Ruth Chockley, Anita R. Gauges, that the organization ks a good one and performs a valuable and im- portant service to the community, and. sccond, in order that the more than: 400 employes of The Star, together with the members of their famil may avail themselves of the skilled nursing care offere } “We hope that the Evening Star] Newspaper Company will consider the service rendered sufficiently valuable to be continued for another year.,” Miss Gertrude H. Bowling, director . wrote in a letter which ! ort on services | it the Albert local bar, rendered during d that ninety-seven Sta G had been cent, both r an increase of about 50 pei O | ion, in the number of patients and number of visits over 1922, the first Year The Star paid a nurse's salary. “We have heard nothing except praise and appreciation for the work of your splendid corps,” the business manager of The Stir wrote in an- swer, “and are glad to advise you that ‘the company v ill continue (he' - same arrangement tirough 192 the understanding that our employ lw may be free to call upon the service of the L .S, without expense | to_them, for home nursing for them- | melves or their families at any time, | in addition to crgeney serviee rendered at the office in case of a cident. “We hope that this arrangement is fully understood and that there will Le an_even ¢ of the I V. £ art of our em- ployes throughout the year.” Advantages Dexeribed. Both the society and The Star de-! Marquand pire this increase’in service, the for-| David Potter, er because it feels that not yet is | Mrs. Barstow it making commensurate return for | value received. The & a y ! issued a bulletin to vointing cut the ad free nursing care arr emphasizing the fact that ice rendercd for value re The fact that The & 12, Heisle sident of the member of the | Adam deville one nurse only duty. Different nurses have different | territories and the proper nurse sponds to the eall from the Di rein the emplc The Instructive founded ago, announce lief' of sufferin illness and ting Nurse twenty-two _prevention of ' Through its pay S it otfern x| high-grade nursing on a cost (50 cents a vi to those of 1 and moderate Through its part- possible the sam who can pay on haps, nothing. I uniform of its s e it makes lled care to those v a little or, cute cases, nursi . maternity se ana child welfare serviee, © oot Given Three Automobilex. Tntil 2 year or two clety had no au received two as welcome gifts. Within | the past few weeks it has received | # third, w (h the pro; se of still a T} a s prove in-| Yaluable in its community health-con- . servation work. The headquarters of the I V. N. §. are in Tae Star bulumz with tele- phones Franklin 6357 and Frankiin 8442, Its hours on week days are £:30 until o'clock: on Sunday: when only very ill patien:s are visi ed, from 8:30 until 12:30 o'clock. tients reported hefore 9 am. visited the same morning. Patients reported before 2 p.m. are Visited the | same afternoon. Officers of the socicty are lows: President. Mrs. Whitman first_vice president, Mrs. Miller; second vice presid Trwwn Mill lin K. Bilis Riges Bank: assistant tre; Frank E. Weeden, EeRStRelE Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, cellor of the Kn of the Distriet of Columbia at a meeting of the organization held | I+ Pythian Tempic, 1012 reet northwest, last night, Mr. rham has been the Knights of Pythias for many years and has held important oflices in the organiza- Albert E. Gorham Chosen Head of i Pythian Knights . Gorham, member of the ted grand chan- ghis of Pythias | Butts, M. Other oflicgrs elected were: George . grand vice ers, grand Kimmel, i seals; of Kidwell, Skidmore, grand outer Jachnk: Ellery W United board | Other mrmln rs are Mis: ora Barry s P, . Grinnell, Mrs. R. M. Kauffmann, AMrs, ) Absolute Final Sale Friday Only 9 AM.to 1 P.M. AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to acquire -one of the items listed below wwill be given to you Friday morning at 9 A.M. Come early. Doors positively close at 1 o’clock. 11——2 and 3 Piece Suits, Sport Tweeds, Fur-trim- med, Marvella, Formerly 97.50 to 2. 1—Sport Coat, zas 98.50. Absolute Final 21—Evenin, Dresses. termls.g In the group. are beaded, metal cloth, chiffon cut velvet, metal lace with jewel em- broidery, velvets. Absolute Final ..........ccc0eet TWELVE the exchequer: S. Theodore Moward, Woodruff Youngs, Grace Garner, Elton B, Tay- tor and Una Garner. The association is celebrating its silver jubllec this year, and every effort has been made by the com- mittee in charge to have the enter- tainment surpass anything _cver| given by the organization. Those in_ charge of arrangements are: Alfred Mu.’\rr‘xgh\ chairman; Miss . P. Bradsha B. Bell, F. M. ey 1 Grant, Marie I, Sharp and Bessie Yoder, teachers at the school; Doris Svhutz, Maric E. Collins, Miss Sth | E. L. Thompson, Dr. A. L. Howard, John A. Reilly, Thomas Connor, Thomas DuFeif, Maurice Robbin, Rob- crt Greenwood and Lee Hoskinson. Also the following members of the assoclation as a reception committee to welcome older graduates: Joseph C. McGarraghy, Henry Schweinhaut, Reil identified with 2 number of Marguerite T. Me® , Jerome Kaufman, James C. Wilkes, Leroy McCarty, Blanche Ach- prelate: | My, and_ Mrs. A. C. Houghton, grand keeper of | Charles A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. T Oden B. Gray. |gilis Allison, Richard D. Daniels, Robert C. Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul | BY Cromeiin and’ Agatha M. Lanigan. — e chancellor; grand inner grand Heiss, Thom, Mrs. William H. Wilmer, Mrs. Clarence Wilson and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth. Honorary members _are: Mrs, F. Bayard, Mrs. Blaine Beale, Gibson_ Fahnestock, Mrs. A Gardner, Mrs. Frederic Keep and Miss Emily Tuckerman board is composed o i, e, Wiliiam: ames . Mitchell, D tavely, Dr. Ada Thomas and Dr. xwilitam. H. Wilmer. Henry | The business advisory board in- Mrs. | cludes: Walter Bruce Howe, J. Miller Smith, | Kenyon, Newbold Noyes, Clarence R. Corcoran ' Wilson and Edward J. Stellwagen. is a managers. | Thom: A, s ! Dr. Samuel soldsmith, | Fowler, 1) Mrs. Her-/| Albert Mrs. Brothers Velours, Flamingo. 0. Absolute Final 39.50 39.30 Handsome imported ma- Sold up to 185.00. 58.50 Friday Only THIRTEEN. .F TOMORROW’S' HALF-DAY SALE Ends the Winter Season—Close 1 P.M Women’s and Misses’ Coats —in hiéli- ile lustrous materials,k silk lined and beautifully made. $75 Coats reduced to. .. $50 $95 to $110 Coats reduced to...... 569.50 $175 to $250 Coats, elegant materials; lars and cuffs. to. $95 8 Wool Skirts, 8 Jersey Jack- ets and 3 Wool Suits; sizes 14 and 16 only. Choice,.. ... $l 15 Sports Coats, in all-wool materials. Were $25 and Reduced beautiful fur col-- g _ sizes in the lot. .. 30 Wool Jersey and Silk Dresses, sizes 14 and 16 only. "Were $19.50 and $25. Choice ................. §§ 22 Coat and Slip-over Sweat= ers. Were $5.95and $7.50. Al $3.95 Kayser's $2.95 Wool Sports Hose, dark and light colors, in all sizes. Apair..... §1.50 Yard lengths of 50c to 75c Veilings, black and-colors. A yard Crereeeeesacaeans lOC Lot of 25¢c and 39¢ Silk Rib- bons, narrow widths, in colors. WASHINGTON, D. G, A Style Show for Little Women THURSDAY, FEBRUARY —the first, we balieve, ever held In any retail store-—will be staged on our Second Floor next Monday, February 25th Suits and Coats for women for whom regular women's sizes are too long and too narrow through the ehoulders. Little Women Are Invued—ll :30 AM. and 3:00 PM. $1.50 $1.50 ¢ Shilarents. 50 Initi $1.00 $1.50 1216 F St. N.W. End of Neckwea.r Ends! Fancy Silk Ruffling. . o $2.50 Assorted Orga Collar and Cuff Sets. Val Lace Ruffling, white or ecru to $2.00 Noveity Banding. Last Day—and only half a day! Can’t you guess what this means in our quarterly stock-clearing plans? It means a big day’s business to be done in a short three hours! the clearing sure in that time! Tomorrow will pretty nearly end the Women’s Winter Coat question with us— Better not delay. $110 to $125 Winter Coats, $62.50 lot—handsomest of fur trimmed coats—fashona with collars and cuffs ot beaver, fox, platinum wolf and Viptka squirrel—Mostly black—some brown and kit fox shades—Sizes 36 and 38—a few larger. $69.50 Caracul Trimmed Coats, $32.50 These are the conservative straightiine styles that women want for next season, in practical navy blue and black—the coatings velvety orlando and vellona—each coat has generous collar and deep cuffs of silky black caracul. Not many of these—be prompt if you want one! $175.00 Black Broadtail Cloth Wrap, with lynx col- lar and cuffs—$79.50. 8-$130.00 Navy Blue and Black Coats, soft Fash- ona, straightline styles, shawl collars and cuffs of Iynx— .. 2-Little Women's $145.00 Coats, velvety Arabia and. Vellona coatings, viatka squirrel collar, cuffs and border—$67.50. . $145.00 Black Coat, rich Fashona with lynx shawl collar and cuffs—$58.50. B i 10—$95.00 Corded Pile Fabric Coats (splendid for wear), large nutria collars and cuffs—$56.50. $125.00 Brown Straightline Coat, practical cordara with lynx shawl collar and cuffs—$54.50. $95.00 Lynx-trimmed Coat, rich black Vellona— $49.50. 8—$55.00 to $89.50 Winter Coats without fur—Cor- dar; and Fashona coatings—good year-round coats— 0. 3—$7500 Navy Blue Coats, with gray squirrel col- Trouvenette coating—$29.50. $198.00 Reversible Evening Cape, silver brocade and fuchsia velvet, fur-trimmed collar—$89.50. 2813500 Velvet Capes, flame and corn crystal bead embroidery—$63.50. 2812500 Chiffon Velvct Evening Wraps. sap- phire and fuchsia with platinum skunk coliar—$59.50. $29.50 Plaided and Striped SportCoats,$15.50 These are the smartest sort of coatings—the styles are without fur, making them mighty practical for spring wear! The colors are the wanted browns, tans and gray— styles both full-back and beited. 2—895.00 Fur-trimmed Sport Coats, brown or black and white plaxd fox collars—$44.50. 4—$8500 Sport Coats with collars of taupe and kit fox—gray plaids and stripcs—$39:50. 2—$65.00 Sport Coats with red fox collars—brown plaid or gray stripe—$29.50. Fur Coats Fast Going! People have been auick to seize upon the opportunity to buy AT HALF PRICE! They know what this will mean to them NEXT season. Make your selection! Original prices plainly marked on all tickets—you take off half in buying! 5 Hudson Seal (dycd muskrat) Coats—$147.50. 395 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats—$197.50. Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats—$247.50. 5 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat—$347.50. $395 Black Caracul Coats—$197.50. 5395 Black Persian Lamb Coat—$197.50. $495 Scotch Mole Coat—$247.50. ° £495 Jap Mink (dved weasel) Coats—$247.50. 3110 Assorted Caracul Jacquettes—$50.00. 25 Assorted Fur Jacquettes—$62.50. $."'7 Raccoon Sport Coat (half price)—$147.50. B Scal (dyed coney) Coats—$125.00. !83 Bay Secal (dycd coney) Cape—$92.50. 5 Coats, to choos¢ from—mostly conservatives. Year-after-year models—also handsome novelty coats big varicty—plenty of the larger sizes—big roomy, com- fortable, satisfaclory coats that will be a pleasure to own for years—30% reduction! $395 Scotch Mole Cape, gray.wolf. collar—$175.00. $175 Muskrat Cape—coon collar—$72.50. $27.50 Dyed Blue Wolf bcan’, full piece SlB 50 Large Eastern Mink (hoker—-filjo. $8.50 Sable (dyed opossum) Choku—&sw. $5.00 and $5.90 Costume Blouses, $2.45 " Overblouses and tuck-ins~—just. one or two of a style —a variety of smart fabrics—crepe de chine, jersey, duvetyn, georgette crepe—liaht, dark or novelty coloring $7.95 TO $10.00 COSTUME BLOUSES, $4.75—A splendid vella-vella (the and satin—trimmed with color, skins— $19.75 y wvelvet.like fabric), self and contrasting calor. trimming. 12.95 7O $15.00 COSTUME BLOUSES, $6.95—Velvets, crepe de chines, satins—slip-over blouses, in the popular hip-length—one or two of a style, in the most desirabld sult shades. $22.50 - AND $35.00 COSTUME BLOUSES, $14.85— Duvetyne and velvet jacquettes—velvet brocade and crepe de chine slip-over blouses—the fashionable. trimming of self materials, In self or contrasting colors. Closing Out Entirely— Sport Stockings! $3.50 to $5.00 Stockings, $1.95 Pair All of our finer grades—silk and wool stockings, im- ported from England—best of light-weight wools — mostly favorite brown, gray and tan shades—two tones and lovely xtures—some ribbed—others d—only a few sizes missing, and these only in some Bf the styles! » %25 TO 3275 SPORT STOCKINGS.$1.35. English— domestic manufacture—soft fine woot ‘or wool - combined with silk—solid colors and heather mixtures—hand-em- broidered clock styles—also vertical stripes—A wonderful Friday morning opportunity! 76c COTTON SPORT STOCKINGS, 50c PAIR—Ribbed patterns, in black, suede, gray, cordovan, camel and caramel. $2 00 to $2.75.Silk Stockings; $1.65 e silk. All of them full fashioned—plain and lace styles—mercerized-garter hems—black, otter and .00 AND $5.00 FANCY BLACK SILK STOCKINGS, $2.50 pair—the sort with stunning lace or embroidered ciox or fancy lace and beaded fronts—fine quality silk, all full size assortmentl Prices speak for themselves. Three hours to shop in. Womeit’s $9.00 and $10.00 Pumps and Oxfords ... 105 pairs In all—black and brown calf and patent leather pumps, with a few pairs of Hours Tomorrow: 9:15 A.M. to 1 P.M Women’s $25 to $49.50 Dresses, $19.50 WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR—Black, navy and brown silk Street Dresses, Canton crepe and satin- back Canton; sizes 34 to 40; navy blue, poirét twill, wrap- around coat dresses; sizes 38 to 40. Women’s $39.50 to $55.50 Dresses, $27.50 All the best liked silk crepes, crepe faille, crepe geor- gettes, roshanara, fldt crepes, crepe de chine, and brocades— those pleated, draped, tiered and tailored styles that are most becoming and serviceable, with embroideries, beadings and fine laces; also a few finely tailored twill and charmeen dresses in the lot. Women’s $49.50 to $65.00 Dresses, $33.00 . A wonderful assortment comprised of imported hand- made and hand-beaded frocks of georgette, crepe de chine and flat crepe, In one-of-a-kind styles—and street and aft. ernoon dresses of satin and Dunweodie crepes; draped, tiered, beaded and embroidered with really stunning effect. $85.00 Draped Black Satin Dinner Dress, rhine- stone beaded; size 36. $29.50. 3—$49.50 and $59.50 Cloth Frocks—charmeen, twill and wool crepe, onc an ultra smart cape model. All $3L.00. 7—$45.00 to $65.00 Silk Crepe Dresses—lace trim- med or embroidercd, in gold and silver—draped and tunic styles; sizes 36 to 42. $26.00. 4-§35.00 and $59.30 Satin Afternoon Frocks, beaded, draped and embroidered; sizes 36 to 40, $35.00. $89.50 Black Satin Duchesse Draped Frock; size’ 38, $45.00. Helping a Manufacturer to Clear His Stock— Smart Fabric Gloves —gauntlet style—with novelty trimmed $1.75 regularly—Yours for, pair, TWO GOOD THINGS ABOUT THIS PUR- CHASE— These are gloves to wear right through the spring! There are all sizes in four of the best spring shades—fawn, silver, brown and beaver. There isn’t any doubt about it—this is a glove sale worth while ENDS' $2.00 and $2.50 Duplex Fabric Gloves (for . colder days), 2-clasp, strap.wrist styles. Pair, $1.55, $3.00 Washable Chamois Gloves, strap-wrist and 2.clasp etyles; sizes 512 to 6l Pair, $1.55. Small sizes, in $3.00 to $4.00 Kid Gloves, assorted colors and syles. $1.50 2-clsap Ghamoisette Gloves—just a few pairs of each. Pair, o5c. Navy Blue Twill Suits $26.50 A small group of these practical suits—box and panel jacket styles, two and three button closings—good year- round suits in women's sizes—tomorrow morning at $26.50. 5—$55.00 to $135 Suits, $29.50— $135 Brown Velmara Tailored Suit, size 42— $95.00 Black Twill Tailored Suit, size 42— £59.50 Black Twill Tailored Suit, size 34— 2-$55.00 Camel’s Hair Sport Suiss, size 36— $10 Tailored Leather Bags, $7.50 These are the bags that people want! But unfortu. nately for us the bags in this assortment have been very slightly marred by inspection—not harmed in the least for use—and so we're closing them out at this price! Leathers are seal, calf and morocco—swagger envelope and pouch styles. ‘Each bag is fitted with purse and mirror—a chance, indeed! $15.00 LEATHER BAGS, $10.00—Mostly the convenfent pouch styies, with swing purse and mirror—attractive light color silk finings—fine quality pin seal, calf and Morocco leathers, in brown and black. 32000 BEADED BAGS, $14.95—Those generous sized drawstring bags that are again in popular favor! Even, fine beading in beautiful tapestry designs; rich oriental col. orings: A “buy” to take prompt advantage of! 5—3$21.50 to $25.00 Satin Hats, $10.75 Some all satin—others in fine silk or satin combined with lace—smail shapes, or with brims—early nrlng hats of the style our Hat Shop is famed for 2—$12.50 Navy Blm. Cloche—silver cord =nd ma- line trimmed—$5.00. $6.50 Sport Knickers $4.75 Just in time for the beginning of gpring sports—gray, brown and tan mixtures, black and white velour checks— cut amply full apd smart tailored. Fine for spring hikes. It means prices must be three-hour prices—and we've done it—marked the goods to make All MISSES’ $95 to $1f10 ‘Sport Coats $29.50—834.50 Beautiful quality—plaid and stripe imported materials, trimmed with kit fox, red fox and brown fox furs. Sizes 16 and 18 years. Misses' Sport Coat—stripe materiai—black and gray—wlm black fox fur—$15. All Misses’ Dress Coats— Beautifully fur-trimmed, handsome models—fine malenals 5 Coats—fashona With fox fur, $3750. $123 Coats—konia with _black fox'and beaver col- lars and cuffs, $57.50. $135 Coats—fashona and velmara, with beaver, black fox and platinum wolf collars and cuffs, $62.50. $155 Coats—gerona and fashona, with black fox. beaver and squirrel collars and cuffs, $7450. The above in misses’ sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Sale in Misses’ Shop—Third Floor Misses’ $30 and $35 Dresses, $18.50 Youthful coat and basque models, in fine twills, braid and button trimmed—delightful styles in satin canton and flat crepe, draped or bouffant, in tan, powder biue, green and navy—also one $49.50 Black Velvet Basque Dress—frocks any miss would be proud to wear! Misses’ $55.00 Cloth Dresses, $23.75 Lustrous charmeens and fine twills—the smartest sort of basque and coat models, beautifully tailored and braid, button and embroidery trimmed. Misses’ $40 to $50 " Dresses, $26.75 The loveliest sort of satin canton and flat crepe Frocks —the youthful basque, the slim draped style and stunning circular models, lavish with beading and embroidery. Black' and white, navy, beige, rose, green and powder blue. Don't you want one of these smart frocks Friday morning? 3—Misses’ $16.50 Jersey Frocks, straightline or two-piece. $5.00, Misses’ $35.00 Powder-blue Taffeta Evening Frocks, “10—Misses’ §22.50 Wool Crepe and Velour Check Dresses, straightline styles. $1650. Misses’ $55.00 Satin Canton Frock, lace trimmed. 3—Misses' 340.00 Evening Frocks, basque models, in taffeta and georgeite crepe. $2350. 8—Misses’ $55.00 One-of-a-kind Dresses, flat crepe. basque and circular draped styles. 2—Misses’ $65.00 DBlack Velvet Dinner green ribbon trimmed. $§3650. Misses’ $95.00 Beaded Tunic Frock. over black, fur banded. $45.00. $12.50 to $19.50 Skirts $9.50 A callection comprising sport and conservative business styles! All sorts of smart sl ngs—velour plaids, black and line checks, stripes, plaided velvo.knit, homespun plaids and the serviceable wool canton. Practically all the popular pleated styles are represented—pienty of wrapped models, too! The colors most in demand, navy and camel, brown, camel and green, tan and gray. gray and biue rose, taupe and rust, brown and tan, gray and white. These surely will be interesting tomorrow morning! 2—$29.50 Side Draped Chiffon Velvet Skirts, black and brown—$10.00. 1281250 Line Checked Velour Skirts—panel and side-pleated styles, in navy and gray or tan with navy or brown 12—$10.00 spm’t Skirts—box and combination pleated styles—plaids, tan and brown, brown or na with tan—$5.75. 15—Extra Size $12.50 Skirts, $9.50 34 to 40 walstbands, striped repp, plain and self striped wool crepe, plain color twills, in suitable pleated and wrap- around styles; gray, cocoa, tan, brown, navy and black. 8—Extra size—$10.00 Skirts, navy, black, gray and brown wool crepe, combination pleated—$650. Sensational Sweater Reductions! Our brushed wool sweaters now receive reductions that are away beyond any previously announced. It should be a busy Friday morning! $6,90 to $8.50 Golf Coats, Jacquettes and Slip-On Sweaters, $2.85 Brushed wool sweaters, in solid colors, pin stripes and Scotch plaid—big variety—best colors and styles—tan, gray, :ufi.'brown. also combination borders, Plenty to choose rom -’ $8.95 to $15.00 Jacquettes, Golf Coats and Cardigans, $4.85 Great variety, and all handsome garments—a chance to pick up a beautyl Jacquettes with astrakhan wool borders and cuffs, side-fastening coats with buckles, golf coats and cardigans in plaids and plain colors—some colored fronts and bordered effects. All sizes, but not in any one style! $25.00 and $35.00 Knitted Suits, $10.00 Two-plece suits, jacquettes and siip-over models— slightly brushed wool-—goad for ail seasons—full-cut skirte— rtly bordered—jacquettes fastening on the side—slip- Overs have roll collars—-all new suits—best colors, such 45 buff, brown, gray, cedar, nayy blue—smart contrasting com- bination callar ‘and cufts—ideal suitsfor sport occasions $8.00 to $10.00 Silk Umbrellas—3$6.95 BIg clearance value, truly! The beautiful Club style handles are worth the price asked alone!—Hardwood, stunningly carved or bakelite trimmed—aiso handsome mother of pearl and amber bakelite combinations—couple: these with fine shower-proof silks in many of the most popular nd they'll surely be gone by 1:00 o'clock! .00 TO $12.50 SILK UM BRELLAS, $8.95—Mother.of- pearl, imitation ivory and amber handles, carved hardwood, too—beautiful’ silks, all with 3.inch grosgrain or fancy bor. ders—some of our handsomest umbreilas here. satin and $32.50. Trocks, lipstick red Chemise—Kimonos—Petticoats, $2.95 $1 .00 val lace trimming or ¢ .00 and $5.00 Box. loom more of those wonderfal glos A real Friday morning clearance in our Underwear Shop! $4.00 and $5.00 Ghlmiu radium, ilk and crepe de clfine, flesh-color peach and orchid— Irish crochet, $2.95. Crepe Kimonos—you know how serviceable they are—and (fiber silk) petticoats; straightline styles, embroidered, or with hand.embroidered Scalione s hand-drawn or hand-embroidered yokes and generpus choice of designs; round and V neck styles. A yard. . ooidei e sc colored suede pumps and: black -kid and tan calf sport oxfords, Sizés In the let— $29.50. (_:hp' e. < Complete $9.99 Showing of Spring Apparel Women's and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Hats, Junior Girls’ arid Chil- dren’s Colu, Hats and Dreues—nll fe-tured this week at special prices. Better Apparel at a Lower Price ' Mayer Bros. & Co. Shop of Quality 937939 F St. N.W. AAA, 5. 3, 9 AA, 42, 5, 842, s. [) B, 2V, 3, e, 7!/ 3, 3%z, 4, QV Women's 512 & :14 Melal Cloth Slippers 3 80 irs of Gold anfl 3|lvtr Cloth Even.. lflc lll’mrl with high or low French heels. ize: AA. » 52, 6, 6! 7 Yz ‘%' Y % WV:.101;1 a.a.a} 4,4%.5.%5 1 : Women’s $9 io 812 Pumps & Oxfords. . Here, indeed, chance to g rt, conservative styles in M'h-'udg uutmr at a big saving! Oxfords with practical Cuban heels and weit soles, black-or brown calf and ‘Idd—ch- always good black and b with Cuban heels—tallored Colonial pumps, black calf or patent leather—patent leather and gray suede combination Colonial pumps —aiso black and brown brocaded sati gray, black and brown susde—all at $3.80 .l,A 2} .47 4',55/.7.7/ 8, 8V ir & s, 7TV 8, Bk €, 2% Wamen's 390010 5560 Winter fashion styles, equally good for early spring, but Included in this cl on account of broken sizes. O pumps, ail-black satin, black sued Sal-trimmed;. deay aues y med, black satin and t Dinationa and ail-black kid, nearly ail with Cuban heeis—Colonial tongue pumps in dark brown or black kid-and black satin. Your half day’s shopping must surely in- e s R Children’s $5 & White Lace Boah. v 82 pairs of these boots—fine white canvas and serviceable white buckskin—comfort- able, roomy shoes for growing feet—several different styles and, as a whole, sizes 8/, to 11, widths AA to D, but not in every styl At $2.95—Handmade and Hand-embroidened Chemise, also with self straps. 2 Philippine Gowns, $1.79 and $2 95 Those gowns of fine nainsook, all handmade, with hand-embroidered scaliops and hand- drawn or hand.emb red yokes and generous choice of design; round and V neck styles. At fl.lfi—"lndmnd. and Hand-embroidered Chemise, also with self straps. $6.00 TO $8.50 COTTON CRERE KIMONOS, $4.85—More of that fine quality box-loom' crepe, tuxedo collar style, decorated with embroidery designs in self and contrasting colors. $7.50 CORDUROY ROBES, $5.00—Only six of these, and you'll need to be prompt If you want one! Purple, wistarla and cherry. $18.00 to $25.00 Silk Negliges, $15.75 Those stunning fll‘ D“ odels, beautiful crepe de chine, crep: ack satin and fine flll)ll(y ‘with flowing.georgette crepe sieeves; some, too, with siip over the head, and still otlnrl trimmed with ruching or corded puffin, Many of the most de. sired shades—black, orchid, navy or powder blue, rose, American beauty and turpuoise. $10.00 Silk Petticoats, $5.85 “The extra heavy Milanese silk jersey, noted for wear—straightline styles with seif folds or fancy pleated flounce models; black, navy, brown, emerald, cerise and rose. $4.00 Sport Bloomers, $2.45 ity “Vanity Fair” glove silk; Just a few of these, subject to imperceptible . Best q irreguiarities; biack, navy biue, brown.