Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 20

OPTIMIST OUTING .PLANS COMPLETED 200 Expected to Attel;d Affair to Be Held at Congressional Country Club. Final details for_the big outing of lub on July 9 at the ntry Club were laid ization yesterday by art; chairman of the committee n charge. Mr. Burkart reported final arrange- e with™ the club manage- inner will be served, he lock, but members . put in an appearance earlier so that they and their guests might have an opportunity to inspect one of the most elaborate country ntry membership at yes- & indicated that 200 r|as they both hate th’ - | people. Abe Martin Says: Misses Fawn Lippincut an’ Tawney Apple ate inseparable, same feller “I hain’t doin’ What's become o th’ who used t’ say, “m- |nothin’—jest wearin’ out my ole clothes”? (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) \ | ZZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ R 7, e actual valu ¢ of the' Improvements an of ’TDURANT “Just a Real Good Car”’ W rczrrrrvizzizisrgrrzrzisssscitiotsissss o gov- ble for such im- “Tax the land ach wvilue through o Gwners to support the Eovernment - which gives 1 such Value ROTARIANS STUDY YULE CHEER PLANS | Committee to Decide What Form Charity for Holidays Will Take. Next Chr the attent Rotarians v tion their charity will tyke for the holidays, which are far distant from the heat of these June days he r lugcheon yesterday ilard the committee already is engaging the Rotary Club. nning what direc- tarians submit Suggestions. l‘rmd»nl William Clabaugh was presented the mu- tertainea & ere_received en- Virginia Wil t. who are nicces and of Rotarian Oscar| S heard in numbers of high Birthday greetings were téndered to two members of the club, E. C. Graham and Allen Pope. The club sent greetings and flow- ers to Past President Guy Gundaker of International Rotary, who is ill In Toronto. 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Formerly Priced $2975 to §39.75 but mostly plain tailored. Formerly Priced §4500 to $55.00 Blouses 46 Dimity wash blouses — Slightly soiled. lace and hemstitch trimmings — sl Formerly Priced $195 and 5295 ........ tailored; 58 White broadcloth wash ovorblmuu —Tailored—Pique and Dimity com- s binations—vest effect and mannish collars. Formerly Priced $295 ..opeecccovcccccs. louses—tail 36 ‘White crepe de chine blouses—tail ored and dressy variety—long :nrl s short sleeves—for street and u-port wear. Formerly Priced $4.95 to $595 .... 38 Fancy silk blouses—dark broken sizes. colors— odds and ends—one of a kind— $2 Formerly Priced $4.95 to $6.95 cac....... iced blm proportion- AI} our higher pri o m?l‘l s 3 39 .59 5 .95 DRESSES $6.75 l 19 Silk dresses for immediate wear 2 —this season’s styles in all the $ 5 3 Silk—one of a style—mostly smaller sizes—slightly soiled qualities of a much higher type. Formerly Priced $19.75 wanted materials. Sizes not complete. Formerly Priced $1975 to $22.50. ... 2 89 New Summer silk dresses—fashionable styles nnd ml!ermls dnt appeal to the most discriminsting — —Canton crepes — Novelty sllln —Broadcloths and etc., , for street, afternoon, sport and dinner 2 20 Higher type dresses, authentic copies of orig- inal imported models—for street, afternoon, sports and dinner wear—all the new combinations and effects. These models represent our $ 75 most desirable styles. . Formerly Priced 525 to $35..... 8 3 Afternoon and evening dresses—in georgettes— romaine crepes — canton crepes —all hi shades—some heavily beaded—lace trimming .fl self colored trimming combinations. REDUCED PROPORTIONATELY New Cotton Dresses Pure linens—Normandie voiles 8.95 —printed voiles and French mles—-lm t;::mmg and hand- e D ouped qumerly }’flced $1095 t0 $12.95 COATS 27 Sports and utility coats. Berk- shire plaids — novelty stripes. Block polaires—all silk lined. Formerly Priced $16.75 to $22.50 510 19 Travel and sports coats of the better quali- ties—in the seasons smartesl fabrics and fashions—all silk lined. Also including the new Flannel Fur 75 collar coat. L Formerly Priced $19.75 to $35.. 31 Black Navy and Tan twill coats of the better type. Appropriate $ for present and Fall wear—all silk lined. Formerly Priced $29.75 to $35.00 16 Higher quality coats and wra| f Charmeen Poi- ret Twill and Fancy Silks—some fur trimmed, all elegantly lined. Formerly Priced $45.00 to §69.75 Sweaters A large assortment of all the newest colors and weaves—in wool. SPE- CIAL o An extensive variety of new this sea- son’s styles and colors—wonderful val- ues—"Glos” and wool. SPECIAL 51 Flannel vestee’s —braid bound. High colors to wear with summer . Skirts A group of new summer skirts in all new materials —pleated and plain models. Fancy silks, flannels, silk $ 95 and wool crepes worthy of a much ° higher price. SPECIAL All Sales Final—No Exchanges—No Refunds