Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1924, Page 11

PHONE DATA ASKED INRATES DISPUTE Maryland Public Service Commission Seeks Light on Question of Increase. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md. July 30.—The Maryland Public Service Commission Will issue today a formal complaint, calling upon the Chesapeake and Po- tomac 'Telephone Company, and a number of other companies with which it is alleged to have “direct and indirect corporate and con- tractual relations” to make accessible to the commission all their books, records, contracts and papers of every kind, in connection with a pro- posed increase in rates throughout Maryland by the Chesapeake and Po- tomac Company. The commission sets September 322 as the date for 2 public hearing. At- torneys for the Chesapeake and Po- tomac Company, it is said, have noti- fled the commission that the books will be produced. Named as defendants with the Balti- more company are the American Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, the Western ctric Company, and Tele- Phone Service companies of Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Dela- ware and New’ York. Disciples to Convene. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va,, July 30.—Lay- ing of the corner stone of the new Disciples’ Church in Winchester on Sunday afternoon, August 17, will be one of the features of the seventy- fifth annual convention of the Dis- ciples of Christ of the Shenandoah \_'alley district, comprising the coun- ties of Augusta, Rockingham, Shen- andoah, Frederick, Page and Warren. ‘The_convention will open August 14 in Galilee Church, near here, with A. C. Stickley of Strasburg presiding. — e Four states — Mississippi, Oregon, Utah and Oklahoma—have women as secretary of their state fair organi- zations. American visitor will be deprived of an opportunity of coi per- BERLIN SPECULATES OVER HUGHES VISIT Papers Believe He Wishes to Study German Relations With Russia. Secretary Hughes is to arrive in Berlin on a day set aside throughout Germany for memorial services for the country’s soldier dead. There is to be a mass demonstration that day in Berlin, at which President Ebert will preside. RENEW FIGHT ON BOXING. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., July 30.— Undaunted by the failure of a dele- gation which recently appeared be- fore the Prince Georges County cem- missioners here to have that body protest the granting of permits for July boxing matches at Sportland Arena, Berwyn Heights and at Kenil- worth, leaders in the anti-boxing campaign are marshaling their force: for a renewed fight. They will ap- pear before the county commissioners here August 5. Some Berwyn Heights citizens take the view that there is no harm in the bouts if they are orderly. By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, July 30.—The coming visit to Berlin of Secretary of State Hughes is the subject of news articles and editorials in the newspapers. While due notice is taken of the common impression that he is traveling in a strictly private capacity, editorial speculation concurs in giving his trip political significance, especially in view of his Londen discussions on the Dawes report and his subsequent Vvisits to Brussels and Paris. The National Zeitung assumes that the American Secretary is also using his presence in Europe to acquaint himself with the attitude of the western European governments to- ward Russia. The paper believes Mr. Hughes is not advocating a general boycott of Sovietia, but rather is in- terested in mobilizing such {mportant official European sentiment as he can in favor of a unified or common line of action destined to achieve a com- Plete solution of the Russian prob- lems, Will Study Attitude. To this extent it is assumed the Secretary of State will be an inter- c¢sted observer of the German atti- tude toward Russia, especially as Ger- many and Russia’ are maintaining complete diplomatic relations. Ger- man Industrialists, financiers and ex- POrting interests are considered among the world's best authorities on Russia, notwithstanding the ex- isting impasse in the economic rela- tions of both countries and a passing inclination by German commercial interests to push trade advantages in Sovietia, which have been at Ger- many's disposal since ratification of the Rapallo treaty. Whether Germany will be officially at home when Mr. Hughes arrives next ~Sunday depends wholly on whether Chancellor Marx and Foreign Secretary Stresemann are called to London before Sunday. If the London conference leaders request that the German delegates be on hand Mon- day, there is a possibility that the eals eruptions Only those who have undergone them can realize the mental and physical discomforts which many skin affections cause. The distress- ing appearance and the intolerable itching and burning too often make life really miserable, Yet Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap, generally overcomes these troubles promptly, even if they are severe and long-established. The Resinol treatment stops itching insiansly. Resinol Ointment and Rasisol Soap are sold byall droggists. Why dow't you &7y them? Real B 20c Bleached | MUSLIN | 1l}c || _ Yard wide, elosels || woven and free from injurious dressing: 20 yards to purchaser, the season. 4]]::::. size Sfo:‘ ] YR 7 s, size 6x9 s 3 Rugs, size 4x71; ft....ou. 5 Rugs, size 3x6 ft. . 71 Rugs, size 18x36 in. . Our final low prices to clear mer k. Pri gra: 5 insure_ speedy disposal. pes and edges bound to match. o0c PLAIN Women’s $3 to $5 out the Choice airs of m} pu and Cuban heels. Values $3.00 to $5.00. 8! $1 & $1.25 Gingham ‘The climax of value- fving in this ‘sale of E;‘lulass. well made frocks for' ‘mor ning. porch or house wear. All fine quality, fast colors, and beautifully t Regular and large sizes. sonally with the government leaders. |’ THREE SHOT, ONE MAY, DIE IN RIOT IN REFORMATORY Inmates Are Victims in Rahway. Reserves Called Out—Guard ° Injured. By the Associated Prese. RAHWAY, N. J. July 30.—Police reserves from Rahway and Wood Bridge were called to the Rahway reformatory this afterncon to quell a riqt among the prisoners. Three inmates werg shot in the rloting, one possibly fatally, and one guard was injured. The disturbance started in the din- D. C., WEDNESDAY, ing hall and spread throughout the open sections of the reformatory. Supt. Frank Moore called for ten State troopers to be sent to the re- formatory to remain until the trou- ble is quelled. —_—— State Archivist Reinstated. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., July 30.—Morgan |e! P. Robinson, State archivist, who was suspended more than-a week ago by Librarian H. K. Mcllwaine for alleg- ed Insubordination and offensive lan- guage, has been reinstated by the librarian following an apology, Mu- tual friends Interceded. THURSDAY REMNANTS Now for the last forceful “drive” to minimi_ze stocks before Inventory! THURSDAY—the weekly Remnant Day during the Summer months. Therefore we have planned —in anticipation of what we know many Remnant-Day sho, close-out of ends of lines. All seasonable apparel, much of which can be worn well into the Fall. much as HALF the original prices! Misses’ $19.50 to $25 Dresses The unusual in Dress Values! straightline and basque apron and tiered models. flat crepe and crepe de chines, trimmed with dimunitive touches of lace and ribbons. orchid, powder blue, cocoa, coral. lar $19.50 to $25.00 stocks. Smart effccts—pleated § .75 Printed crepe, Colors, maize, Dresses from our regu- To close out. Choice, $12.75. ==Jellef's, Third Floor 3—$25.00 MISSES’ GEORGETTE basque and greer $8.50 FLANNEL htline and two- plece models — maize §14 50 and crepe dresses; straightiine — gray, and orchid 5—829.50 MISSES’ DRESSES st powder blue . 14—839.50 MISSES’ for afternoon and Alpaca, gette, Tan, powder blue, green satin, DRESSES street wear. canton and geor- lace and ribbon trimmed. 20—$10.75, $1275—MISSES VOILES in light and dark shades, straightiine and basque dresses. Lace and ribbon ti - med . 2. $4.95 10 —"$10.75, §$12.75 LINEN DRESSES — straightline, embroidered; white maize, Treen o e T $8.75 12—$12.75 MISSES’ VOILES in straightline models, embroidered and handdrawn. Trimmed with lace, ribbon and tucking —coral, maize, green, CLIMAX RIDDANCE PRICES ON GRASS RUGS PPOpRER SRR [ few remaining sum- at or below ect, pew, meatly steaciled LOW SHOES $1.9 of several Cuban whi mps, Cul ‘patentstray N e e $19) [ 'KA\U]F‘MAN 1316-26 7th St. N.W. 22c Yard-Wide Percale 12%c Standard cownt, closely wovep, in pa lerns for shirts. apress, dresses, blouses, ete. Wonder Purchase and Sale of 150 New! VOILE DRESSES 1.69 cost_to cover. myflmu.“ml quality; genuine Novelite Tions ot Dlae, rose, or gold 1n Rises T2x90 and “There are only 100 in this lof A wonderful lot of fine quality closely woven printed voile dresses, in dark and me- dium grounds, with neat dot or fancy printed patterns. ing models, lace and organdy trimmed. Made in a stylish array of becom- All sizes in the lot for misses and women 16 to 46. Here’s your chance to fill out the summer wardrobe at a very ecomomical figure and be well dressed. Many women will buy two or three dresses at this lowest price, of $5 Double-Bed Size Genuine NOVELITE SPREADS 2.69 and unusual bargais; in_all quickly. Sec them in the window. CHIFFON inches Summer nu'-zn:.h'-nu. Clossly wowen, op._fresh_and elean: humdred Satin _Strap and French can strap n--—,“‘ i et s 310 7in the lot Black A ete.: fanl 20x20 Hemmed n! Buy one for now and one summer. over. A fine makers of regulars, stouts and $239 Yard-Wide LONGCLOTH 50c Shadow Strij : DIANA CLOTH $2 DIAPERS absorbent, birdeye _diaj - iper cloth, obe dases VOILES, 29¢ a hard NOVELTY VOILE 2= Pt g with Tith woven lace checks, iz all the 10vss, $1.49 fine count quality, each piece neatly" put i 3lc . costume - sitps, D, $1.19 full eut and a bargain at §1.19 dosen. for next It will pay you to carry them urgl‘l':l in all tul sizes Men’s Sturdy | Men’sAll-Wool H Bathing Suits navy and black ...... $21.50 6—8$55.00 MISSES’ AFTERNOON and Evening Dresses in Georgette and Fiat Crepe—Tiered and Basque effects — maize, coral, $96 5() navy and black .. 10.—$65.00, $75.00 MISSES' Crepe Satin, Cashmere, Crepe and Geor- gette’ dresses—trimmed with lace, ribbon and .mhroldery—‘ in cocoa powder, rose, black an Poey o LI $31.50 12-$69.50, $7950 MISSES® DRESSY AFTERNOON FROCKS In printed georgette, flat crepe and cashmere crepe, chemise and scarf green, powder blue - 4 Misses’ $29.50 5 splendid suits from our regular 38.50 handsome home- spuns, in neat tan and gray Choice, $8.50. 4—$42.50 MISSES’ SUITS—Of breasted models. Tan and gray. Reduced 19 50 dresses —maize, white, §39 5() o o Tailored Suits $29.50 stocks; shades; smart box jacket style. smart tweeds, in single and double 6—$5500 MISSES’ SPORT SUITS, box jacket styles; single and double hrfl;t.d; in tan, gray 775 510 Fimal clearance of all- white. skirts—flat crepes, crepe de chines, Waverly crepe, sharkskin, rhapsody and .moonglow. filllwllh; envelope, wrap and pleate: styles. Two groups—$7.75 and $10.00. 25—WOMEN’S $10.75 and $12.50 WHITE SKIRTS—of shark skin, flat crepe, hovelty striped orepe and crepe de chine—pleated, panel and wrap-around €7 75 styles. NOW cooeeeviveen OMEN’S $13.75 LIFE. Ls:zw PLEATED SKIRTS—of Flannel in White, tan, $8.75 green, rust SKIRTS—in 25—47.50 to $13.50 wool and silk crepe, crepe, alpaca, “crepe do chine and novelty silk— tan, gray, rose, rust, co- coa and bl e Ao 22 $4.75 e=Jelletl’s, Second ¥loor. Millinery Closeout of every summer hat in stock at half and less than half price. Regular $5.00 Hats, $250. $13.50 to $15.00 Hats, $4.95. $18.00 to $35.00 Hats, $10.00. $29.50 to $40.00 Hats, $15.00. s Women’s $8 to $10 White Kid Pumps Also tan, white * $10.00 10 —$2250 MISSES’ LINEN DRESSES—Embroidered and hand drawn straightline mod. els. White, - maize, areen, tan .. . $14.50 —Jellef’s, Third Floor isses’ 50 Misses’ $29. Satin Coats Two very smart coats $ .50 of satin in the new . shade of tan; distinctive wrap- around models; attractive touches of smart fur. To go at $14.50. 3—$35.00 MISSES’ COATS of im- ported homespun — straightiine 2nd $15.00 .50 MISSES’ COATS—of Strook’s Desire cloth In tan and green. For clear. e - $24.75 5—$40.50, $65.00 MISSES' COATS 73t Imported piaids and Flamingos wrap-around ~ models— in tan, rust or gray.... sz&m .00 MISGES’ CAPES—of pleated silk, with fur collars—tan, ack and 'gray—Rem- nant ciearange $29.50 .00, $65. ES’ COATS AND CAPES—of Charmeen and Twill; cape-sieeve effects, cartridge pleats, and summer fur collars— A 10—~MISSES’ $69.50, $95.00 COATS AN CAPES—of Silk and Char- meen; cape.sleeve, cape-back and ‘wrap.around models, fur trimmed. Rust, and black .. —Jellefs, o $2.00 Milanese S Qe Silk Gloves Broken size lots of lobutton $F .19 Length Milanese B Silk Gloves. Tan, white, gray and black. Sold heretofore at $200. Clearance price, $1.19. 60 PAIRS—$225 Milanese Silk 16-button length. i dmyian = v $149 72 PAIRS—$250 Milanese Silk Gloves, 16-button Iengfl&. ‘White, mode, jee an: e forges a7 $1.89 35 PAIRS—$2.25 Short, Fancy Wristlet Silk Gloves, In pongee, gray and mode; contrastingly trim- med; also 22 PAIRS in black and and whits” and g1 89 77. ER $125 CHAMOISETTE GLOVES — Sizes 7 and 73, In white, gray and black. Size 6% in gray only. GQc . $1.75 to $3 Silk . Stockings Full fashioned; cither silkc or lisle 51.29 garter hems; every pair perfect. Broken sizes, but a large color assort- ment. Also a few pairs of extra sizes in brown and gray. $4.00 AND $4.50 FANCY STOCK- INGS—Pure silk _stockings; full fashioned, silk garter hems; hand- embroldered clox; lace boot and BT o an - $250 AND $3.00 'LISLE SPORT ST.OCKINGS—English rib lisle with a good elastic top; solid and two. tone colors. Also wool golf sox, wide rib, with turn-over tops. Reduced 0 —eeveewee ~JellefPs, Street Floor pairs to close out at this sensational Oxfords—499 ~ price. Pumps and Oxfords of the highest quality—priced eriom at $8 to $10. White kid, in low, medium and high heel mod latest cut-out and plain effects. Just the footwear for your vacation, or.to finish the season with, Sizes 2% to 9—Widths AA to D. Choice, $395 311 Pairs Sport Oxfords wish “The practical footwear for Golf, Tennis or Camp- n fact, they will - mest any sport demand you to_make upon them. Sizes 2/, to 8—Width: AA to C. Reduced for clearance, to. —Shoe Department Now JULY 50, 1924 VIRGINIA FIREMEN HOLD RACES AUGUST 20 TO 22 Grand Parade Will Feature Annual Convention Drawing 1,500 to Harrisonburg. HARRISONBURG, Va., July 30.— Fifteen hundred volunteer fire fight- from practically every city and town In the Old Domlnion, with 10 or 12 bands, a dozen or more reel teams and a score. of pleces of. motor ap- paratus, are coming here August 20 1 and 22 to make the 38th annual convention of the Virginia State Fire- men's Assoclation the greatest in the organization’s history. A total of -$900 iy offered in cash J26 F SLN.W. Select Your Furs Now! For next Fall and Winter and cffect a substantial saving! Tomorrow Will Be the Last Day of Inspection —before the opening of our great August Fur Sale, Friday, August 1st. —Jellefl’s, Second Floor Large Women’s $10.75 to $12.75 Voile Dresses These Dresses must $5.m ments, cut along slender lines in fancy patterns of assorted colors. Sizes ;g‘g to 46%z. To close them out, all go tomorrow. Fresh, crisp gar- 10—$16.75 DRESSES, of embroid- ered polka dot voile, in soft shades such as orchid and white, blue and white, black and white, s o aanite:Sizes $10.00 1—$29.50 POLKA DOT PRINT DRESS, straight lines with gradu. ated pleats as side trim- e e i §95 50 1—$49.50 SEMI.SPORT DRESS, jade green heavy Can- ton crepe. Size 42V;.... - 1—$39.50 AFTERNOON DRESS, ‘Rusu; %re Pde RTMI. rape Site 42V crreners $24.75 ~—Jellefr's, Second Floor. Large Women’s Coats 1—$125.00 COAT, of Moire Faille, straight lines, trimmed with white ermine collai To close out. 1—8125.00 CAPE, of Satin-back Crepe Cape, with sable (dyed) squirrel colfar; 54 inches long; very smart; size 42! Specialececccencacpennnn. Jellef’s—Second Floor. $1.95 to $2.95 Blouses 97 of them — Blouses that have $ 00 become slightly mussed from display 7 — overblouses .and _tuck-ins — made of good quality voile or dimity. Peter Pan, “V” or Col- larless _styles; long or short sleeves. 52—$4.95 TO $5.95 SILK OVER- BLOUSES—Heavy quality Crepe de Chine or Satin—Trimmed with real lace or embroldered and braided— Color n, French blue, Shenc or aii white-norevr $3-85 =Jellefls, Street Flpor. $2.95 to $3.95 Sweaters, Now All wool or fiber— coat, slip-over or $1.95 jacquette styles, with or .without 9 sleeves. Colors: Buff, Mexico, Lanvin _green, , tangerine, gray and white, plain or combination colors. Choice, $1.95. —Jellefs Street: Fioor. $4.95 and $5.95 . . Bathing Suits 39 Bathing Suits, made of pure worst- s -85 ed—“V” "or round neck styles. Colors: X Black, red and green. Sizes 34 to 44. Clearance at $2.85. —Jellefs, Street Floor, $2.00 and $3.00 Corselettes $149 and $1.% Cool and comfortable for ot weather wear. Made of pink broche; fasten front or back— boned front;: two pairs of.hose supporters. ~ Reduced to’ $1.49- and $195. , 7. : e=Jellef’s Fourth Floor $3.00 Handbags 7 Leather or Silk Bags—w.ith .slight s .w imperfections; 5 brown and 2 black. All fitted. -Remnant:Day. clears ance at $1.00, - 3 10—48.00 LEATHER UNDER ARM ~ BAGS—Colors, navy _and With coln purse aad mir- &3 o Tor.' Tan or gray tining.. $3-50 4—4$5.00 LlATHbE.R VANITIES— " two Silklined pattern. Leath 30—$3.00 BEADED NECKLACES, in white or blue imported crystal long . ) _ ==Jeligf’s, Street Floor . And this last big day, ppers have been expecting and waiting for! This is the final sweep—absolute prizes for the parade, reel races and band concerts. Chief W. A. Braithe- walte of Hose Company No. 4, who has attended every convention held by'the association, heads the general committee arranging for the gather- ing here. A number of the larger companies have engaged camp sites. Special trains will be run from Tide- water and northern Virginia, while hundreds of the visitors will take advantage of the opportunity to tour the Shenandoah Valley in automo- biles. Special rates of one fare for the round trip to Harrisonburg have been obtained on all railroads. ‘The grand parade, the feature of the convention, with a =core of large companies {n.their brilliant uniforms and headed by bands, is on the pro- gram for Friday. We invite you to enj meal with us. We are that yox will become & uler patron after your STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's Al: ‘Tomorrow—Last Day of Our Sweeping Pre-Inventory Clearance by your great good fortune, falls on to score new records in value-giving! And in some instances, you'll save as 6—WOMEN’S $49.50 SUITS, tan and gray piaid mixtures; &1 75 box jacket styles, Now 7—WOMEN"S $45.00 AND $55.00 TAILORED SUITS, navy and black pencil stripes; singls and double breaste: Ar $23.75 8—WOMEN’S $49.50 TO $85.00 SILK SUITS, in satin, faille and 5 5 5 Women’s $85.00 3-Piece Suits with brai dresses are button-trimmed. Envelope. Chemise, $2.95 5-thread Crepe de SILEC SUNTSin/ aatl styles—Chemise have picot $22.75 Clearance of finely tailored suits. Made S of Charmeen—in black or nayy. Jaunty $ .50 Formerly priced at $85.00. ~Jellefr’s, Second Floor $3.95 to $5.95 Step-ins and_Vests ine. Beautifully tailored, straps. Colors are flesh, orchid, peach, nile and white. Final short box-jacket, attractively trimmed . Reduced for clearance to ...eeee-. o . Silk Underwear of Radium Silk and hemstitched and “embroidered clearance. Each, $295. navy, black, gray and cocoa. Now. .Size 38. 3—WOMEN’S $110.00_ THREE- PIECE COSTUME SUITS, in tan and badger twill—smart, new, long jacket styles. 7—WOMEN’S $85.00 SUITS, of London-made Tweed, in gray, tan, rose and oxford. Good, desirable models; well tailored. $48.75 ChoiCe.ceueceasnannnnns 10—WOMEN"S $55.00 FINE TAILORED SUITS, twills and pen- cil stripes; braid bound; navy and black. Now... $38-75 JellefPs—Second Floor. $7.50 TO $8.50 SILK UNDER- WEAR—Radlum Silk and Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise and Gowns, trimmed with filet, Irish crochet and French valencia laces. A few Crepe Back Satin Chemise. Colors are flesh, orchid, peach, white and light blue. $4.85 CROICP aecvereccoccacaceers $10.00 GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISE, of heavy guality crepe de chine; tailored and lace trim- med styles. Fiesh, orchid, Peach and niteerrr.or s $6.85 $3.00 SILK UNDERWEAR— Dlint); gtyies In Glove Silk Bloom. ers and Vests, in navy and black. Clearance......... $1.35 =—JellefPs, Fourth Floor, Women’s $25 to $29.50 Dresses A very limited quantity of these prettily styled sport dresses—of crepe de chine in dainty tucked models, and Pasadena.crepe in Sizes 36 to 40. Powder blue tailored effects. 5675 and jade. While they last, $6.75. 15—435.00 TO $43.50 WOMEN'S FROCKS—Of printed and piain georgette, crepe de chine ~and crepe satin—hand drawn, seif em- broidery pleating and lace trim< ming—maize, navy, beige, French blue, black and gray. Sizes 36 to 42. At. 2 25—$35.00 TO $49.50 WOMEN'S DRESSES—Of georgette, crepe de chine- and satin crepe, beaded tunics, hand drawn work, lace yokes and tucks. Apricot, white, black, coral, maize, navy e o a A $24.00 6—$25.00 TO $29.50 WOMEN'S DRESSES—Sport and street mod- els; of crepe de chine and satin crepe beaded, tucked and tiered; white, cocoa, peach, coral and black. Sizes 36 to 40. §13 5() At 5—$29. .50 WOMEN'S DRESSES—Of Dunwoodie Crepe, georgette, crepe de chine and printed chiffon, finely _tucked, draped and beaded. ~Black, gray. navy, cocoa, jade. Sizes 3% $16.50 1—$69.50 WOMAN’S DRESS— Porto Rican embroidored Sport model, in edflll-uwhlte. Reduced for Clearance to or $27.00 1—$59.50 WOMAN'S GOWN— Brown lace Dinner g\fldel: beauti- ful coral beading. Siz 36. Reduced to. e szg‘w 6—849.50 to $65.00 WOMEN'S FROCKS—for affernoon and Sports ‘wear, of printed Georgette, printed Crepe de Chine and imported Wool Crepe, tailored and draped models. Sizes 36 and w:.sss'm P Women’s $79.50 to $155 Dressy Coats and Wraps $38.75 $76.75 21 of these high-grade Coats and Wraps—suitable for wear late in the season and _on_co nings. al, “Brocade, Faill Moire, Charmeen and Twill; In black and all good shades. Summer fur collars, fur bor- ders and edgings—embroid- ered, tucked and gold band trimmings. Two clearance groups: Reduced to $38.75 and $76.75. —JellefPs, Second Floor. 15—$110.00 TO $195.00 WRAPS— In" Molre Satin, Cote de -Cheval, straightiine, cape-back and tired styies; gold_braid trimmed “sum- er collars an ocoa and. biack reer $76.75 ~—Jelle’s, Second Floor. $2.00 to $3.00 Philippine Underwear Gowns and En- velope Chemise, ‘hand-scalloped and hand-em- broidered yokes in solid work. Round, squaje and “Y" neck gowns. Edvelope Chemise with self-straps.or but- toned-up _shoulder. Clearance, each, $1.59. $150 NOVELTY ‘GOWNS—Voile and Shadow Batiste Gowns, tai- lored and lace trimmed. Flesh, peach: ‘and.archid. - Clear> Q8 ance price.... s et =Jellef’s, Fourth Floor, - ; 2——WOME, ‘CAPES—Fringe 20 “ugoaestvezeseonas stan $ 1 .59 —Jellef’'s, Fourth Floor. 4—$49.50 to $59.50 WOMEN'S FROCKS—Sport models, in Faille, Crepe and Crepe de Chine; two- Diece pleated and tailored models; powder blue, beige, jade Blres3s 1o 38, At $35.00 1—$95.00 WOMAN'S DRESS— Two-piete Street costume, self braiding; Beaver cofor. Size 38. Reduced to.... = 1—$65.00 WOMAN’S DRESS— Cape costume style; in gray pleat- gd_“Crepe de " Chine. g45 () Size 40. Reduced to..... e 2-869.50 WOMEN’'S FROCKS— Dinner styles, in black satin and lace combination, and black georg- ette, ostrich trimmed, Size 36. Now. & 1—$98.50 WOMAN'S GOWN— Dinner style, of pointed chiffon; beautifully - beaded; _"size = 3o. © go in this clearance Kl Joaranet $69.50 15-$16.50 to $19.50 WOMEN'S DRESSES—Of lIrish Linen and French Voile; daintily lace trim- med, hand-drawn, tailored and embroidered models; white, or- hid, leather, bive, : Wisiaes e $14.75 coral. 20—$25.00 and $29.50 WOMEN'S DRESSES—Tailored Irish Linens, * eyelet embroidered, and exquisite French Voiles, all-over embroider- ed, lace trimmed and_ hand- drawn. Al hish §16.50 7—WOMEN’S $8.75 DRESSES— Of Linen and embroidered Voile and dark printed Voiles; black and white, leather, $4.65 Copenhagen and orchid. Sizes 36 to 42. At........ —JellefP’s, ¥Fourth Floor. Women’s $29.50 Coats and Capes Ca?e_s,cg?fsl'anfi $1 8.75 in jaunty sport models, with white summer fur collars. Gray, powder blue, rust, yellow, green and tan.” Reduced to $1875. 12—WOMEN’S '$1950 SPORT JAEKETS—EI::‘W. stripes of goid, rust, green, red, purple. na wire Ko Purele: $10.75 4—WOMEN’S $45.00 TOPCOATS, of bunqnllt:il ane lmpo;ted plaids. Tan, gold, tan .an brown, black and.white. $18.75 10—WOMEN’S $50.00 TO $65.00 SPORT COATS, of imported plaids and stripes, sunglow and camel’s hair. Tan, gray, green, beige and rosewood. 9975 _"WOMEN'S '$125.00 DRESSY TrwiLL COATS, collar, cuffs -and fronts edged . with Sommer fur. Tan, gray and - bfagk. “8'75 10"WOMEN’S. $5.00' PLEATED " CAPES, in.Canton crepe and twill; summer fur coilars, an, coco an Biack e $38.75 7-$45.00 BLEATED ‘CAPES, of crepe de ine, In tan, oBe, ey, ara mask: $18.75 N’S $2250 TWiLL trimmed, 1a navy and black. Reduced s19.75 15—WOMEN'S $75.00 . TO $98.00 WRAPS, in brocade, faille, silk, charmeen and twill: Tan, gray; -brown, _brick-dust and &39.5({ cocoa. At..... nav; 10—Were $3.00—Now, $1.75 $3.00 Canes, Now, 59c $5.50 Canes, Now, 95c - welelletPs, Street. Floor .