Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1924, Page 40

- AROUND THE CITY By Nannie Lancaste: A woman was reading by an open window. It was a big window, +haded by a forest-green tree, with more trees across the way and with the sun flickering through the follage as if scattering zold dollars on the ~treet, like those <udden-rich spend- thrifts you hear, «bout but next to vever see. Also count in a breese and the thrill of ¥ being “on leave. The woman, with nothing to do and = all day to do it in, was digging deep down with Harold K. Philips in the Xcavations at Yu- catan, when— <plashi——came a shower through the screen. = You understand, of ~course, that when it rains while the sun is shin- ing 0Old Nick is beating his wife, but {or this time he was innocent, for the reason that the District, instead of Jupiter Pluvius, was on the job. It was a job that called for a white (ree doctor and three colored laborers, all of them on a truck, terious with coils and tanks, and with long- billed hose for each of them to Spray every branch of every tree as the wagon slowed along. It was a pun- gent something that rocketed up like silver mist. wet enough to drench the leaves with a tonic deadly to cater- pillars, but so health-giving to the trees as to insure Washington's repu- tation as the sylvan paradise of the land. And if you love trees because they shade you from the heat, and because they flutter their leaves in the Sum- mer winds, and because they remind vou, somehow, of those mansions not made by hands, you will take back any little objections you may have had to p: ng out your good money the last time taxes came around— and, . Knowing what the tree doctor is doing to the woozy villains that have already cobwebbed some limbs of vour own beloved Mrs. Sycamore at the gate (which her name is Martha Illen). vou say to yourself, because you feel that way S “God bless the District! Then you rejoin Harold Philips at Yucatan. * % % % HATEVER his mother’s intention may be, he is rearing himself to be a soldier. A woman came across him in the green-gray dusk of a Northeast park—a crumb of a kid in some older boy's out-grown cowboy suit on picket duty with a fence pale for a gun. There was no other child around, so the guard must have felt that his duty demanded extra vigi- lance—you never know what enemy may be lurking behind trees or crawling in the long grass—and by the rapt tenseness of him vou could tell that the order had been given to l:t no ome but Americans on guard tonight. There he marched, up and down, in the silent twilight—left, right; right, t; so many steps forward; then the military tw then =0 many steps backward; then do it all over again. And in the soul of him the valorous something that mak a soldier fol- low wherever a flag leads the way. It was so comically lendid that a loiterer watched from a little ,dis- tance—far enough to be out of dan- ger of the lone picket's challenge— And presently there came tearing up to him a small girl with long, grass- hopper legs. who must have brought him_the news of sudden armistice, for he changed his fence pale from a gun to a horse, and, having straddled it. galloped off beside her to a possi- ble supper. EEE ANTBODY find a wrist watch? A woman was telling another about it as they lunched the other day in a grill. It was a gift, and— fave You asked St. Anthony to find it for you?” The girl who put the question was as dead in earnest as if the saint were an active member on the police force, but the loser of the watch shook her head. “No, honey. Truth is, T didn't think of him at the time, and now it is too late. I inquired all around and put in an ad—-" “Well, ask him, him. But it was over a month ago.” 'Well, it won't hurt to give him a nce, and if it is best for you to have that watch he will get it back for you, all right. He's found lots of things for m “All right—I will. “Do it now. before sugaring those blackberries and say, “Dear St. Anthony, please find m: wrist watch. Was it gold or silver?” The loser of the watch owned to platinum, “Well, say, ‘Dear St. Anthony, find 'my platinum wrist Now, say it” he loser laid her spoon on the saucer and asked dear St. Antheny ase to find her platinum wrist ch. _“And what will T have to do for him if he finds it for me?" “Oh, he isn’t particular. Just so it's a good deed for some one else. let _me know if you get it, won't you?” And when the girl who believed so buoyantly in her patron saint had skipped off her way the woman who had lost her watch said to herself as she was going through the Smith- sonian Park—and not to herself, either: “Confidentially, dear St. Anthony, 1 don’t think you can nd it, but that's all right. I deserve to have lost that watch, because 1 knew the catch needed fixing. Still, if anybody believed in me as that girl believes in you, I'd try my best to make good for her sake.” And the present question is, What anyhow—go on, ou forget. Stop is St. Anthony going to do about it? * X X ¥ A YOUNG man was brisking along as if to keep a date with for- tune. <He had crossed the greenery of blossomy weedg, that ripple pond- like between the Union Station and some big hotels and had jumped a ditch that is going to be a gutter some fine day, when he noticed a bony old horse in the trash-cart business standing by what will be the curb. His dejected patience must have ap- pealed to the hurrying young man, for he pulled a bunch of grass and slipped it in the mouth of old Whitey-Gra: The horse munched his treat with a sudden interest in life that expressed itself in the flicker of its pallid ears and a gen- eral bracing up that stands for courage. ‘The young man sprinted on to wherever he was going, but another man, coming out of a hotel in time to catch the incident, also went over to the greenery, pulled a bunch of grass and slipped it into the mouth of old Whitey-Gray. ‘Which shows the force of exam- ple, good or bad. * % % x JLADIES with the magpie habit of hiding their belongings could doubtless show you what one-time fashion called a “basque.” Also one of them must have donated a brown one to a rummage sale, for it went to market the other morning on the back of a wisp of a woman, whom it fitted loosely fnstead of canning her in whalebone, for the reason that she was a positive bone. Women with a memory for past glories must have had their humorous smiles for a resurrected style that shows up today like a_ straitjacket, with its whalebone and hooks that allowed breathing at half rates only, but no passer-by made the wearer conscious of her hark-back until two girls came along. Each giggled at the woman as they approached her, and when they had passed both giggled behind her back. Look what's escaped!” “If she belonged to me, I'd chain her! Of course, when girls come to the giggling age they can’t help the selves any more than they can help the tears that usually come along later. Still, they might have consid- ered the fact that people have ears. For, by the sudden sagging of the old soul's step and by the way she suddenly caught at the frill of her basque. you could tell that the blow had fallen. Then she hurried out of the story. And that was all there was to it, except that the mothers of both girls probably walked that very street in basques, whaleboned and hooked and squeezed over laced-to- death corsets to make their waists look small. Also, Queen Fashion, be- ing of a temperamental turn, the first thing those girl know they will be wearing that same. You never can styles are concerned. CITIZEN SOLDIER CAMP WILL CLOSE TUESDAY Grand Review at Meade Tomorrow Is Last Formal Event for Troops. The fourth annual Citizens Military tell—not where Training Camp of the 3d Corps Area, | Camp Meade, virtually terminates to- morrow, when a grand review will be held by Brig. Gen. Harold B. Fiske, commanding general of the camp, of all troops on duty at Camp Meade. This will include the Regulars, the students of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and the.candidates of the Citigens' Military Training Camp The review will start promptly at § o'clock in the morning. The troops will be under the command of Col, George E. Thorme, comrmanding the 12th ~United States feature will be the presentation of final awards for proficiency to mem- bers of the training camp by Maj Gen. Charles H. Muir, who recently retired as commanding general of the 3d Corps Area. Tomorrow afternoon the candidates of the Citizens’ Military Training Camp will spend the time cleaning, inspecting and turning in to proper authorities ~ all . riflex, pistols and equipment. The rest of the day will be_spent with friends and parents. Tuesday will be the final day of the camp. The morning will be spent with a demonstration of functions of the combatant branches. In the afternoon there will be a physical ex- amination made of every candidate | of the camp. Wednesday morning the boys will leave for their homes in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and the District of Columbia, and tF fourth annual _Citizens' ~ Milita Training Camp of the 3d Corps Area will come to a close. Many of the boys will form Citi- zens’ Military Training Camp clubs immediately after their arrival home. Through this means the work and knowledge gained at the summer training camp will not be lost. A Promising Boy. From Judge. Hostess (at children’s party)— Johnny, why do you say “No, thank you" every time you help yourself to another cookie? = You've said it at least eight times, Johnny—Mother warned me to say “No, thank you" after the second one and I promised her I would. STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’s All You Won’t Have to Do Without The Star —because wherever you are going on your vaca- tion The Star—both Eve- ning and Sunday—will -come to you—with the regularity of the mail. Just arrange at the business office before ycu go—and the address can be changed subsequently as often as may be neces- sary. Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia— - One month ...... One week.......... Al other States— One month ... One week...... Daily and unday Daily’ Sunday ...70c 50c 20c .20c 15c 5c Infantry. The | Stockings Four clearance items of the ut- most_interest to women who will wear only reliable hosiery Note the reductions— ‘'$175 to $3.00 Slik Stockings— Full fashioned: either silk or lisle garter hems; every pair perfect. Broken sizes, but a large color assortment. Also a few pairs of extra sizes in brown and gray...........$1.29 $4.00 and $4.50 Fancy Stockings— Pure silk stockings; full fash- joned, silk garter hems: hand- embroidered clox; lace boot and fancy dropstitch pattern Black, white and colors..$2.29 $2.50 and $3.00 Lisle Sport Stock- ingw—made of English rib lisle with a good elastic top; solid and two-tone colors. .. .....88¢ Golf Sox—Wide rib tan and gray only, with turn-over tops of col trasting colors —Jelleff’s, Street Fhoor Sweaters—Knitted Suits and Dresses At this time, the most extraordi- nary clearaway! Sale on Street Floor. 441 Sweaters—Of Pure Worsted Fiber, Mohair, Icelands, Pure Silk and many combinations of Mohair and Fiber, or Worsted and Fiber. Slip-over and Jac- auette with or without sleeve: models and Tuxedos. white and colors. Black, 21—15.00 to 16.50 Sweaterx, Knitted Sufts and Dresses—Our entire stock to PRICE! Pure Bouclette - and - Fiber. Mohair, or Mohair - and - Fiber. Gray. Buff, Canary. Lanvin and com- bination colors. Heretofore $10 to $45. Now $5.00 to §22.50. —Jelleff’s, Street Floor Blouses—Silks Cottons §ilk Blouses—of heavy quality Crepe de Chine or Satin: bead- ed. braided, embroidered or lace = trimmed. Models for Sports or Dress wear. Black, white and a wide choice of colors. 72—$4.05 10 $5.95 Overblouxex, $4 r 5 @ 7 6—15.00 Overblouxex, now.... 8 Cotton Blouxes—Of sheer Dimi- ties, Voiles or English Rroad- cloth: tailored. semi-tailo -cd or lace trimmed: overblouse or “tuc styles; long or short sleeves. Others of fine French Voiles, trimmed with real lace—Irish or Filet; V- neck, Tuxedo or Peter Ian styles. 135—$1.95 to $2.85 Riouse..$1.00 SP— 295 to K95 Blouses. . 2.00 46— 395 to 5.95 Handmade Blouxex ............. 3.00 —Jeclleff's, Street Fioor Silk Umbrellas %5.00 Umbrellas—of colored silk, with side and top- leather straps: painted wooden han- dles, fancy tips and ferrules to match: all are rainproof silks—3 red, 10 blue, 4 purple. Choice . L 20—$3.00 14—$5.50 € —Jelleff’s, S Chinese Parasols Real imported Chinese Parasols of oiled oriental paper, shower- proof and equally adapted as a sunshade. Slight imperfections that can be easily repaired. Oriental shades, with figures, flowers and birds. 16-—that were $2.00, Now $1.25 17—that were £3.00, Now —Jelleff’s, Street Floor = Bathing Suits Made of pure Worsted, Thread Silk, Taffeta or Satin; all de- sirable colors. All greatly re- duced for clearance. 14— $4.95 Bathing Suits, ¥3.00 3w $3.85 Bathing Suits, 5.00 2—$13.50 Bathing Suits, 7.00 2—$16.50 Bathing Suits, 10.00 _$2250 Bathing Suitx, 15.00 52 Bathing Caps—originally 35¢ to $1.75; now HALF PRICE, 17e to SSeo —Jellefy’s, Street Floor Neckwear Clearance! Broken _assortments, including ‘many desirable styles. Collars. Collar and Cuff Sets and Vestees; V-necks, Round Necks and Peter Pans. All reduced for quick clearance. 131—350c to T5c Pleces 119—35¢ to $1.00 Pleces. . . —$1.00 to $1.35 Pleces 127—$1.00 to $1.75 Pleces 107—R2.00 to $2.50 Pleces. 41—$2.50 to $3.00 Pleces. 20—$4.50 to $6.95 Pleces —Jelleff’s, Street Floor Handbags! $5.00 Silk Pouch Bagw—in fanc Silks; jeweled or metal top swing or coin purse an miero $3.50 $7.50 to $8.50 Bagw—of leather and silk; tailored styles; ftted with purse and mirror. .. .$3.00 $10.00 Leather Bagw—Underarm ard Pouch styles; silk lined; coin or swing pursé and mirror .. $7.96 $12.30 and $15.00 Bagw—of Nov- elty Silks or Leather. One of - a kind; all fitted; Silk lined ... $18.50 to $20.00 Bags—Underarm, Envelope or fancy shapes; im- ported Silks and Leathers—pin seal, morocco and grain seal: all fitted ... 15,73 —Jellefy’s, Street Floor D. C, JULY 27 1924—PART 2. NCNENCNGNGNCNCNCNCNCNE Beginning Tomorrow—Monday 4 -Day Cyclonic Clean-Up RE-INVENTORY SALE QUICK, SHARP INVENTORY CLEARANCE! ONLY 4 DAYS BEFORE OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAKING! Four days in which to dispose of the season’s surplus accumulations of garments and apparel accessories. but so many of them that their total reaches startling figures. clearance must therefore be 4 sweeping one—and reductions which go into force tomorrow morning leave no doubt of quick, decisive action—FOUR HIGH-PRESSURE CLEARANCE DAYS! Summer garments—and garments suitable for wear well into the Fall—garments measuring up to our standards in quality, and reductions in some cases of more than half the former prices! tomorrow—see the additional items on sale! Close-out of Coats Inventory shows a surplus of 200 coats—Spors coats. strect coats, dress coats in fine fabrics, silk coats—TWO sales—Women's and Little Women's sizes, Second Floor—Misses' sizes, Third Floor. Women’s Coats and Capes 11— $26.30 to $29.50 coats, flannel; white trimming. Tan, rust green, yellow white e Sien0 2—839.50 coats, flannel; plain_tailored. Rust, powder bluc, $29.50 55.00 coats, silk, satin; trimmed with summer fur ..-$39.50 coats, brocaded, fur trimming. Black, cocoa ...$39.50 4—589.50 coat k faille, ribbon and fur trimming.... ..$39.50 6-$79.50 coats, satin, faille, twill; fur trimming, cape cffect. Black, brown ... e cess.sescn ..$49.50 3—$95.00 coats, twill, white summer fur collars. Black, navy, $49.50 2-$110.00 coats, black satin—ostrich trimmed. Embroidered rosewood silk ...............o.ooll CE L TeRoNg 4-$11000 coats, Juina, faille, self trimming. Black, tan, gray .. TR $59.50 1—$110.00 coat, twill, fur collar. -$59.50 sleewes oL siaibe eonm oo $59.50 9—$110.00 coats, satin collars, embroidered charmeen, black, tan, gray—fur trimming, $59.50 crepe satin, tiered, fur collar. Black .$69.50 .00 satin, faille—fur trimming, fur collar, printed scarf. $7950 .0 coats, satin—straightline, fur trimmed...... .$79.50 3-$115.00 coats, satin, printed crepe scarf, mink border, cape scarf. Black, brown, tan . e e -$7950 1—8195.00 coat, black brocade—mink squirrel trimming. .$95 00 1—$125.00 cape, Juina; fur trimming. Black. ceeie....§79.50 Z— $79.50 to $98.00 capes, faille, satin shirred and tucked. Socoas Black ~..l . ... st sy ...$49.50 8—$55.00 Cape: Ik, Twill—Accordian pleated. Black, na tan, gray . S s 7—$4500 capes, roshanara, reversible fur collars 583950 capes, silk, accordion pleated, mavy, tan, gray 7—$29.50 capes, flannel; white fur trimming. Gray, powder blue, white & cscres 12—$19.50 golf jackets, striped sport colors 1—$16.50 sleeveless silk iacket.. . 2—S510.00 sleeveless striped flannel jackets... JellefPs—Second Floor. Misses’ Coats and Capes to $45.00 sports coats, plain and novelty tweeds .75 coats, satin; summer fur and braid trimming. .. .$14.50 4—$49.50 coa Strook’s Desire cloth. Green, tan, gray. .....$24.75 6—$39.50 to $65.00 coats, flamingo; imported tweed, twills = Tan, green, tile, blac : Sectr e 52650 2584500 to. $75.00. caats, .charmeen, .twill,. imported plaids. V. tan, gray, tile, black.. o e s ea A -$37 50 , straightline. Navy and tile ¢ $42.50 ‘meen, .wrap-arounds straightline ..$17.50 dogoalls N TN §5—$95.00 coats and wraps, charmeen, 2—8$12500 coats, charmeen, matlasse fur 2-$159.00 coats. Bengaline, Henna, black = 5—$55.00 capes, flat crepe, pleated cocoa, green .. 1—$95.00 cape. Bla Doftomy....-... Lo 1486500 to $125.00 coat trimmed. , capes. The ter group from our better garments. Twill, camel’s hair, flamingo, charmeen, Bengaline, satin crepe. Black, navy, tan, gray, coral. Some are fur trimmed -$49.50 —Jellefr's, Third I - 9 Little Women’s Coats and Capes 1-865.00 coat, navy twill ........ e )L 1—$55.00 coat, twill, ribbon trimming. Black $44.50 1—$79.50 coat. gray flamingo, fur collar $49.50 2—$45.00 to $49.50 coats, $22.50 5—$55.00 sport coats. $19.50 1—$26.50 sport coat, .. $8.50 —$29.50 capes, navy, $1350 Balarg gi Suits Womer’s Suits 4—$45.00 Suits, pencil striped, braid bound. one-button jacket. .$24.30 2—$45.00 Su; three-piece flannel; powder blue, white sum- mer fur collar... s ...$29.50 7—$49.50 Suits,-plaid mixiures. .$1350 2—$49.50 Suits, roshanara crepe; box e 1—$49.50 Suit, navy braid bound, one-button-jacket $—$35.00 Suits, navy, black, pencil stripe: box jacket. 3—$55.00 Suits, faille silk: box jacket: nav 2-$55.00 Suits, oxford mixtures. pencil stripes; navy 2-$50.50 Sport Suits, black jacket, gray striped 3—$65.00 Suits, navy twill, one-button jacket. 7 1—$65.00 Suit, alpaca: box jacket: navy pencil stripe. . . 3—$69.50 Suits, oxford, braid bound: one and two button jacket ... B 4 1—$75.00 Suit, roshanara crepi jacket; gray...... 1—$75.00 .‘("lu , three-piece sport model; gray and white striped 3—875.00 to $79. vy, black and pencil stripe..$49.50 1—$79.50 Suit, roshanara crepe; embroidered; box jacket. $49.50 2—$8500 Suits, black satin; box jacket.... L ..§2450 3—$85.00 Suits, charmeen; three-piece costum black, $49.50 7—$85.00 Suits, English tweed; tan, rose, gray, blue mixtures $49.50 3—$110.00 Suits, three-piece; charmeen; tan, braid and. em- broidery trimming. . i x $44.50 1—$125.00 Suit, 3-picce; twill: navy 4 : o $52.50 1—$145.00 Suit, charmeen; ribbon bourM; box jacket $53.50 3—$49.50 Dress Suits, black, navy, brown.. $19.75 JellefPs—Sccond Floor. TR : Misses’ Suits 4—3$25.00 to $35.00 Suits (homespun), box jackets; wrap-around skirts; tan, brown, gray.. $19.50 $9.50 4—$42.50 Sport Suits, box jackets; braid and button trimme: tan, brown.... -$13.75 384950 to $55.00 Suits, s white, navy-white ... $24.50 $—$59.50 Sport Suit gray ........ s e ... S2450 6—$49.50 Suits, tweed and mixtures; gray, tan, brown..%.. 4—$55.00 to $65.00 Suits, twill, tweed; navy, powder blue, tan..$34.50 Jelles—Thira Floor. 2 L Little Women’s 1—$85.00 Suit, roshanara crepe; black 1% JellefPs—Second Floor. 25 of Our Finest Hats Summer yns of Tenne Reizs, Raw J h and Hickson —originally priced S15.00 to i beautif Not everything can be listed. Come twre hats, Cin | AWhite other favored Summer shi Priced for Final Clear- afee *10.00 All Other Summer Hats— auick clearance. These in s from the imported las with i Women’s Silk and Cotton Dresses i /it i irom our Finer Apparel 2-$29.50 Pasadena Crepe Dresses, yellow, sky blue. Size 36.. $7.50 9-$16.50 to $25.00 Satin, Crepe de Chine Sport and Street Dresses—peach, pink, white, black, rust. 36-40 10—$35.00 to $49.50 Afternoon Gowns, Canton, crepe de chine. figured georgette; navy, brown - s RS 17—829.50 to $45.00 Afternoon and ng Gowns. georgette, satin, crepe de chine. Beaded and lace trimmed. 36-40, $22.50 32—835.00 to $49.50 Afternoon, Dinner, Sport Gowns, Eliza- beth crepe, Canton, crepe de chine, Roshanara, satin georgette—white, black, navy, French blue, red, rose, tan. green, yellow ....... .$2450 20-$35.00 to $69.50 Afternoon a Z georgette, Flizabeth crepe, lace, French batiste. 36-40..... .$29.50 21—$45.00 to $9.50 Exclusive Afternoon and Evening Models, silk, georgette; some are imports, 36-42. SN 10-$39.50 to $75.00 Dinner and Sport Gowns; imports, lace models and satins; 3 10.. B heeanis0 s S4T0 9—$13.50 to $14.75 Linen Coat Models—brown, oschid, French 50—$12.50 Voiles, black and navy. navy Small lots, And this in the midst of building operaticns! This Close-out of Dresses Regular $30.50 to $i0.00 Hats.. 515 —Jelleff's. Street Floor All-Silk Scarfs warply reduced for Included are $14.75 learar 1— 30,00 Sear $37.50 g7 All Silkz Gloves to be 1 the Inventory Clearance! with white. nav 16-Button red, green, pink, tan, lavender, white. French blue. "36-42, $8.75 3781650 to $19.30 Voiles, embroidered, hemstitched rufflcs ilove. n e and lace trimmed. 36-40. B I s e A e LD 882500 Imported French Voile Crepe, hand-embroidered and beaded—green. gold, orchid, white. 36-42.... 6-$1950 French Voile Frocks, trimming, lace and embroid- ery—orchid, peach, French blue, 364 aiey 1—$45.00 Imported French Voile, handmade—pink. Size 36 1—339.50 French Voile, trimming, lace and hand-cmbroidery— 12-$2500 French Lawn, imported, handmade—flesh, orchid, yellow, blue, white. 36-40. s i A . ..$16.50 8—§25.00 Irish Linen Sport Dresses. full skirts, straightline— orchid, French blue, yellow. green, white.. -.$16550 e 14—819.50 Irish Linen, straightline and coat cffects—orchid. only .. yellow, bronw, gray, white with black and orange. 36-40, $14.75 30—$8.75 to $1275 Voiles, eyelet embroidery, tucking and lace trimmed—navy, black, rose, biscuit, orchid, white ; Os JellefPs—Fourth Floor. 5 Misses’ Silk, Flannel and Cotton Dresses 6—325.00 Silk Dresses, georgette, satin canton; orchid, tan brown, navy, black. s A e 4-$19.50 Flannel Dresses, two-piece models ; henna, tan, gray . $1450 10—825.00 Silk Dresscs. pink, maize, orchid, tan, powder bluc. .$16.50 123500 to $3950 Silk Dresses. hat crepe, georgette; tan. gray, navy, rosc, green, blac S SbE) e G b i 8—$55.00 Afternoon and cvening frocks. tan, gray, rose, black Weather. | Final elearance T...$2650 S130 Novelty Gowns, navy .. 5 ¥ G and Shadow Batiste 10—$65.00 to $75.00 Silk Dresses, crepe roma, cashmere crepe : IR e Cmiea ey green, black, orchid, cocoa. ous shades 75 Voiles, face and ribbon trimmed maize, flesh. zth Gloves Milanese Silk gray and $12.75 $1650 ! $22.50 65 Piras— Silk ponges, gray and m trastingly irimmed paire in black-and-white or white-and-black. . - S 16-Button Kayser Chamoisettes $25.00 —Jelicff’s, Street Fioor ner pieces from our Fine Ap arel Shop to go—Sale on First Floor. 5—-$5.00 Oxtrich Roax Boas Boax orchid, Envelope Linen and Voile Dresses, handmade, embroidered; Chine—ta e, orchid, flesh, tan, gray picot) straps < = 5 S s to match 0 to $15.00 Voiles, hand-embroidercd. trimm All popular shades Sl ; 15—819.50 Silk Frocks. flat crepe, georgette, printed crepe. . .. .$12.75 T repe, 5 t o SR crepe trimmed with 10—$19.50 to $25.00 Linen Frocks, hand-embroidered; maize filt and val laces. At s orchid, white SN ...$15.00 et g St —JellefPs, Third Floor of rdaium silk, crepe 3 satin: tailored styles: Little Women’s Dresses R L 2-826.50 Roshanara Gray Sport Dresses. . S adc. ol 2—$45.00 Canton Crepe Dresses, brown, green v WUl e Oochne: ~JellefM"s, Second Floor end Irish lace trimmed. A o o Knicker Suits and s N o achyn . e o Triah erochet Tacee: Ate.$10.83 10—$.50 Tweed and Shepherd Plaid Knickers..... ........ $3.95 Philippine 681450 Khaki and Tweed Knicker Suit R Gl Und 1—$19.50 Tweed Knicker Suits......... W i edes naerwear 6—$5.00 Tweed Riding Breeches. ... . $3.95 1t » A n 4 11—$8.50 Natural Linen Riding Breeches $5.95 8-$10.00 to $1250 White Linen and Breeches ... 6—$1650 Natural Linen Riding Habits......... ; 9—$25.00 to $26.50 White and Natural Linen Riding Habits 2—$50.00 Gray Tweed Riding Habits....... 1—$69.50 Tan Covert Cloth Riding Habits. ... .......... .. 2—$75.00 to $79.50 Tan and Gray Covert Cioth Riding Habi —Jelleff’s, Second Floor with p-ins nvelope Chemine—Of itk I heavy quality S1Z85 $12.00 to £15.00 Silk Gownx and Chemise, of crepe-back =itin prices: Philippin zowns and_env hundreds of pie loved and ha To go hilip Garbardine Riding Underwear. chemise, mbraide $6.95 .$12.95 .$16.95 ] ..$44.50 .$12.50 o o Fourth Fioo: Footwear—Sweeping Clearaway! Cut with as many pairs as possible before stock-taking! Shoes, Ox- fords, Pumps, Slippers—hundreds of pairs to go, and we’ve marked them to move quickly. ; Infants’ Boots 95¢ Formerly $2 and $2.25 450 Pairs Patent Leather - Boots: with white or black tops. Also White Linen Ankle-ties. Sizes 2 to 8. Boudoir Slippers Formerly $1.25 197 Pairs of Women's Dainty Boudoir Slip- I o enaitucy pets. Of chetonne in and a xood range of Eik or All-Brown Pretty shades—Laven- sizes. Calf. der, Pink or Blue. Shoe Department— Temporarily on Fourth Floor. Pumps and Sgort Ties Oxfords $1.00 $3.95 Formerly $5& $6 Formerly $8 to §10 318 Pairs of Women's 297 Pairs of Women's White Linen Pumps High Grade, Smartly- and Ties. - Good styles’ styled Sport Oxford: EDEDEDNED E=DHEDN