Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 13

COOLIDGE IGNORES PATRONAGE SYSTEM Promotion for Merit Gives Serious Jolt to “Lead- ers” of Old BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, No greater jolt has jarrad the sen- albilities of the politiclans In post- elaction days than President Cool- idze’s policy of promotlon for merit in the Federal serviee. Unnoticed in the helter-skeiter of svents at Wash- ngton, it is & fact that every impor- tant new appointment in recent weeks has elevated some official to higher Tank in his own purticular service. The White House has resorted to the novel program of filling major ex- al and diplomatic posts gard of the patronage ®yvstem of old. The number of United State Senators and Representatives who come to the White House with patronage requests and leave with empty hands is increasing from day to day Republicans who rank as ad- ministration - leaders and stalwarts ara among these disappeinted Oliver Twists. They are apparently up against a stone wall of determina- tion to introduce a new deal. This is the true inwardness of current foam- ing and fuming on Capitol Hill and its Jamentations, that Coolidge's biggest plum are being distributed without ‘consultation” with the “laaders.” It Is becoming painfully pirin that the President is doing his own leading. Gore First Advanced. The poliey to which tha White Fiouse seems to have become addict- ed was first manifested when it be. rame necessary to find a successor to Henry C. Wallace as Secretary of Ag- riculturs. Within a week the politi- cal landscape was thickly dotted with aspirants for that portfollo. More than a dozen, from almost as many Wastarn farming States, set up their lightning rods and erected boosting organizations for themselves in Wash- ngton. President Coolidge cut the &round from under all of these booms by ignoring them and installing Mr. Wallace's Assistant Secretary, Howard M. Gore of West Virginia, as Seare- tary of Agriculture. Undoubtedly but for the fact that Mr. Gore is governor- alact of his State, Mr. Coolldge would permit him to retain the portfolio in- definjtely. The next revelation of the promo- tion-for-merit policy came when Mr. Justice McKenna left the Supreme Court the other day President Cool- 1dge, to the complete surprise of the court, the cabinet and the country at large, designated Attorney General Stone as the heir of McKenna's toga Afr. Stone is the highest law officer of the Republic. Mr. Coolidge consid- ered it the obvious and logical thing to advarnce him to the supreme tri- bunal of the land Warren Variea Policy. arles B. Warren's appointment the Attorner Generalship is not in conformity with the Coolidge Ppolicy of promo places within servic Rut anked as dor to ¢ 1 Mr. Kellogg's departure from e- baesadorial about feil upon Alanson B. Houghton of New York, now Amer- jcan Ambassador to Germany. The confident expect t.In pur- suance of fed by Kellogg and Hou Ambassador Fletcher of Rome will ba | promoted to Berlin and Ambassador Phillips of Brussels promoted (o Rome. It may be that Joseph C. Grew, undersecretary of state, will be given adorships | that must : v result from these e promotions. That would be carrying out the Coolidge is one of Ameri- < vice “career” me: He Decame undersecretary of state by President Coolidge's Wtment after having served as Minister in Switzerland and Denmark Gillett Another Example. Mr. Coolidge, ved for the most part, his fealty to the promotion-for- tdea in the case of Speaker ( successful v for the United States sen- nomination {n Massachusetts vear. The full influence of the lidge administration was put be- Lord Says He'll Split Infinitives To Save U. S. Cash Even if he has to “split every infinitive in the English language,” the director of the Bureau of the Budget is determined to reduce the cost of authors' revisions of Pproofs to be finally printed at the vernment Printing Office, Brig. Gen. Lord, director of the budget, told the convention of the Asso- ciated General Contractors yester- day Citing a reduction in the Gov- ernment’s printing bill, Gen. Lord sald much useless expense in the past came from expensive revision by authors of Government reports and documents. The expense on this ftem, he said, has been brought down from a quarter of & million dollary to $164,000 last vear. “And we will cut it in half if 1 have to split every infinitive in the English language,” Gen. Lord declared. e CHAPTER OF FEDERATION IS PLANNING A MEETING Washington Chapter of the Na- tional Base Ball Federation plans to hold a mesting this week as a pre- liminary to the annual gathering of the organization in Plttsburgh on January 24. James F. O'Malley, treasurer of the Washington chapter, expects to at- tend the Pittsburgh conference with plans for an annual tournament be- twean champlonship teams of each member city instead of the sectional and divisional games staged hereto- fore hind the Gillett candidacy, becauss the President felt that so long and dis- tinguished career as Gillett's in the House deserved the reward of pro- motion to the higher legislative sphere of tha United States Senate. The politicians are watching the progress of the Coolidge appointment system with interest heavily tinctured with alarm. Tt {s frankly revolution- ary and it 1s not being easily digested by the long-intrenched guardlans and beneficlaries of the patronage system This business of the spolls not be- longing to organization victors is plainly not sitting comfortably on certain chests. (Copyright. 1025.) What Is Wrong With This Picture? X She Needs Ome of The WHIRLWAVE Electric Washers At a Saving of $37.50! On Low Terms We have made the price $100, instead of $137.30—on terms of $10 down and $7.50 a month. Or for cash—$95. About the biggest bargain have offered in our 55 years—the sole object being CLEARANCE! ————— We Are Concentrating on the Famous LAUN-DRY-ETTE Electric Washer Washes and dries without a wringer. Have us demon- <trate. Very ' convenient terms. BT T T T T T T I AT T IR I IR IR TR IR TS A Few Steps Down From Main Floor Just a few steps down from our Main Floor. Jethefts In Our Inexpensive Dress Shop All Sizes From 16 to 42 ) ZDV=DN: =2 =D)3 3. Extra Special Silk Dresses —smart as can be—not overtrimmed, but of splendid quality 31375 —at one price Crepe de Chines Flat Crepes Navy -Rust The only way you can see the dresses. There is Straightlines, circular ruffles Black Red Peach Lanvin Georgette Crepes Satins Blonde Orchid Green appreciate the values is to a big variety in the styles. pleats, embroideries, beads and applique trimmings. Both street and afternoon styles Inexpensive Dress Shop—Downstairs THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. N, $5 to $7.50 Leather Bags, $3.95 Fine Quality Leather Bags—Envelope Purses and underarm Fitted with coin purse and mirror, leather or moire lined. A Friday Clearing styles. Also a few fitted vanitics. <A choice of leathers. Bags—Street Floor C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 1925. U ) S S A $7.50 and $12.50 Skirts, $5.00 Sport and Dress Skirts, in side panel pleats, wrap-around and box-pleated models. In wool crepe, camel’s hair plaids, honeycomb checks, homespun plaids, striped and plaid flannels—in many lovely color combinations. 1216 F St. N.W. Skirt Shop—Second Floor This Friday Foresees Inventory 500 Pairs Fabric Gloves, 50c Pr. In three styles—2-clasp, slip-on and strap-wrist models. -Gloves that regularly sell for $1.00 and $1.65—tomorrow, 50c pair 100 Pairs Kid and Suede Gloves, 95¢c Some soiled, others slightly im- perfect. Gloves that regularly soid . from $3.25 to $450. Every im- perfect glove has been carefully mended. 95c pair. Street Floor to $4.95. Ensemble Costume Suits Women's sizes, in a wide choice of fabrics and styles tomorrow! Al} beautifully fur trimmed. 6—$79.50 Ensemble Suits (coat and dress), in cinnabar, penny §3Q 75 and black veloria with viatka squirrel collars and cuffs 2 2-$95 Ensemble Suits (coat and dress), in brown boutine with mink squirrel collars e ¢ $43.75 6—$125 Ensemble Suits, in cranberry, hinoki, green and saddle kashmana. Lynx, Jap mink and leopard fur trimmed coat and dress $58'75 3—$138 Ensemble Suits, in cranberry, grean and navy fawnskin and kashmana, with Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), natural 64 75 squirrel and sable squirrel collars and cuffs s 58145 Ensemble Suits, in oxblood and cranberry kashmana with mink squirrel collars and cuffs, also black velveteen §8Q 75 with lynx; coat and dress .... . Women's. Sult Shap—Second Floor. A Hat Friday Which hasn’t been paralleled in a long time! 100 Hats, consisting of dress and sport styles—mostly velvets—some felts—all good styles, as follows— 30 Hats, $1.00 Each Regular prices, $8.50 to $10. 35 Hats, $2.00 Each Regular prices, $12.50 to $18.50. 35 Hats, $3.95 Each Regular prices, $18.50 to 23 Of course, at these prices there will be a big demand. We cannot give any assurance of how long the sale will continue. Ready at 9:15 a.m.—Third Floor, Anticipating lnvenlpry-—The-e Fur Coats —have been marked for quick disposal. All are beautiful garments. 50.00 Marmot Coat, $100.00 Of fine quality. $185.00 Bay Seal Coat, $139.50 (Dyed Coney) Full length, with collar, cuffs and border of sheared leopard cat. $275.00 Persian Lamb Coat, $147.50 48 inches leng. with dyed fitch collar. $235.00 Blended Muskrat Coat, $155.00 Full length. $225.00 White French Coney Coat, $155.00 48 inches long. $225.00 Nutria Coat, $165.00 Fine quality, 28-inch medel. $275.00 Hudson Seal Coat, $195.00 (Dyed Muskrat) Beautiful skunk collar and cuffs. $295.00 Moire Caracul Coat, $145.00 Gray, with wolf collar.”, $295.00 Black Caracul Coat, $147.50 With fashionable leepard collar and cuffs. .50 Brown Caracul Coats, $49.50 28 inches long. $135.00 Gray Caracul Coat, $95.00 With fox collar. $225.00 Bronze American Broadtail Coat, $150.00 With brown fox collar. $225.00 Gray American Broadtail Coat, $150.00 With gray fox collar. $12.50 Fur Scarfs, $5.00 $25.00 to $27.50 Wolf and Fox Scarfs, $10.00 Just a few—but big values! Anticipating Inventory—400 Pairs Sorosis Shoes Regularl 3;50:: ;12.50 Pair $5‘75 400 pairs of broken lines and styles. Every pair of the finest quality and workmanship. All styles of heels. In black patent, satin, suede and all the most wanted colors. Sizes 3 to 10. Widths AAA'to D § 2 : 150 Pairs Sorosis Sample Shoes A chance providing you can wear a 4-B. lovely styles and patterns . 75 Pairs of Spau In all colors, 9-button height. - Regularly $150 to. B $7.50 to $10.00 Umbrellas, $5.90 A_before.inventory clos made on 10-rib frames, 3-inch grosgrain or brocaded fancy bor amber, crystal and colored compesition handles finished with French loops. Fancy tips and ferrules. Look them over. All good colors! Street Floor Sweater Clearance Regularly $3.95 to $4.95 .. Maestly pull-over models in ‘brushied wool and plam knit. The colors are: bufi gray, French blue or'brown. A big tableful to close at $2.45. Sweater Coats 4 Price Regularly $15 to $19.75. Tomorrow; $7.50 to $0.88 Three-quarter and full-length models of fine brushed wool and mohair. In oxheart,” lanvin, buff or rust. 30 or more to choose from. Cotton Blouses Fr1day$1 45 Regularly $1.95 and $2.95 . 0Odd lots of English Broadfloth and mmy Blouses with Peter Pan, V or college collars, Some ares handmade. In white, tan or blue. Al sizes. $1.45. Silk Blouses and Tunics Regularly $10 to $13.50 ... Only 38 of these one-of-a-kind Blouses. Fashioned of fine satins, crepe de chine or georgette. In rust, navy, praline, gray or black. You will ru.a ‘Them Opposite Elevators—Street Floor. - Extra Size—$3.50 3 . . . Chiffon Silk Stockings, $2.95 Lovely, sheer quality of Chiffon Silk Stockings, in sizes 9 to 10%. Silk all the way—with reinforced garter hems and feet. In black, airedale, lightwood, nude and fawn. $2 and $2.75 Silk Stockings, $1.65 Pair Full-fashioned Silk Stockings, with reinforced silk garter hems. In broken sizes and color assortments. All sizes in black. $4.50 to $6 Sport Stockings, Weol er Silk and Wool Sport Stockings, in checks, stripes or em- broidered clex. An exceptionally attractive assortment reduced! Silk Stockingu—Street Floor Looking ahead to inventory on January 31st, we now begin to pare off unnecessary items from our stocks. ginning tomorrow therefore assume extreme importance. touch with them is a good plan! Bandeaux and Flowers —in a clearance. Floral and Metal Bandeaux and Small Flowers suitable for shoulder or hair ornaments, Tomorrow, greatly reduced. $Q.45° $74 Handkerchiefs 50c Handkerchiefs that regularly sell for 75c aifd $100. Of fine finen, slightly mussed. - Broken assort- ments. Men’s with -initials. 50c Brassieres, 50c and 75c - B Women's 35¢ and 50c_Handkerch 25c—Fine White and Colored Noveity Linen Handkerchiefs, tomorrow, 25¢ each. These weekly clearings be- To keep in For men and women... Fine Quality Brassicres that regularly sell for $1 and c, will be specially-priced in tomorrow’s sale. Bandalettes, Medium and Long Length Brassieres are incfuded in this assortment. 25¢—50c—$1 Regularly prjced from $1 Street Floor . Closing Out—Friday! Misses’ Winter Coats of coats at a closing Third Floor Women’s Apparel! Closing Out Women'’s Coats Be on hand early to get the widest choice at these ex- ceptionally low prices. 10—820.50 Sport Coats, In blocked polaire and chinchilla. §10 5() ‘ Navy, penny, grav and rust 2 0—$40.00 Imported Gray Plaid Sport Coats, with opossum $26.50 collars and cuffs ... 6. 4—$59.50 Black Cordaro Coa\s. wllh vl:lkz lqul"’!l collarl and. cus ! S 333.75 7—875 Velvobloom Cozn w‘(h colllvl and cufll o' rln'(l , seal, dyed muskrat, mole and Jap mink. In gray, brown and green . . $39.75 1—995 Green Kashiora Coat, with plaid kashmir lining. Seal (dyed muskrat) collar and cuffs ... $44.75 8-889.50 Biack Clevello Straightline Coats, with viatka squir- $48.75 An opportunity to purchase the lovelie out price! Choosc early—Sale starts at 1—Miss’ Coat In Blue Velour, with collar and tabs of fur $13.50 4—Misses’ $59.50 Coats In Mokine, with dyed muskrat and §34 5() dyed squirrel collars. Straightline models; button trimmed $79.50 Coats in Fawnakin, with collars, cuffs and §44 50 of muskrat. Penny 10—Misses: $95.00 Coats in Kashmana and mokine; collars and cuffs—some with Tuxedo collars of platinum wolf, mink, squirrel, beaver, Jap mink and gray squirrel. Penny, oxblood, brown and cinnabar ..... 3—Misses’ $110 Coats in kashmana—straightlin fawnskin. Gray lqmrrel and Jap mink collars. and green ... 12—Misses: $135 Coats in Kashmana, cuir de laine and jam- muna—finest of materials. Collars and cuffs of platinum wolf, Jap mink, natural squirrel. Some with borders of natural and bejge. skunk. In penny. oxblood, green and katfir 3—Misses $125 Sport. Coats in ‘imported novelty, tiered and stralghtline models. Jap mink and dyed squirrel collars, cutfs and borders. In green and penny 3—Misges® $135 Coats in Guir de laine, novelty Kasha. Dou- In green and “models in in penny The most popular modes of the season. svithin- the-means of every purchaser tomorrow. fore inyentory day! 9—Misses’ $39.50 Dresses of georgette, satin, bengaline and fat crepe. Basque, tiered, chemise and draped modeis. $29 5() Stitching, beading, lace trimmed. Tan, brown, black 4—Misses’ $33.50 Dresses /n navy and cocoa twill. Chemise G9g 57 and coat models. Braided and tucked . - $45.00 7—Misses' $65 Dresses for afternoon and evening. In tre- maine silk crepe, satin and bengaline. Ostrich, beading, embroidery and ribbon trimmed. Lipstick, coral, cocoa, navy_and black. (Some beauties) ..... i 1—Miss® $29.50 Dress of powder blue georgette, lace trimmed .....#..... g s $25 Dresses il and flannel. button trimmed.. In navy and blue ot’,so Dresses in crepe satin and bengaline. at and straightline models. Stitched and em- broidered. In cocoa, black and brown 6—Misses’ $29.50 and $35 Dresses for street wear. {ine -or coat models. Some with p|eneu panm brown, navy .. , s Straightline Straight- In tan, New Arrivals for Misses! Silk Frocks, $25 Lovely satins, flat crepes and failles—afternoon styles! Charm- ingly made with knee flares, tiers, tunics, pleated apron fronts and all-over pleatings. Beading, button, lace and stitching trimmed. In bois rose, maize, lipstick, titian, powder blue, navy blue and black. A score of new styles recelved within the past few days. Before-Stocktaking Clearaway Underwear Many special lots in tomotrow’s selling! Novelty Underwear, $1.50 including gowns and envelope chemise of shadow batiste trimmed with filet lace or footing; -tailored styles with hemstitched yokes; in flesh, orchid, maize and peach. $1.50 a garmént. Crepe de Chine Chemise, $2.95 Excellent quality in pleated styles, edged with filet lace. Others trimmed with net and fagoting; s straps in flesh, orchid, peach and Exceptional values at t price, $2.95. $5 Glove Silk Underwear, $3.85 —including bloomers and step-ins; tailored and lace trimmed styles; in flesh, orchid, peach, white, navy and black. $3.85 a garment. $8.50 Jacquard Silk Kimonos, $5.85 Made with long tuxedo collars and side ties fasterings; in rose, orchid and flame. $5.85 $7.50 to $10 French Underwear, $3.85 —including géwns, chemise and vests; beautifully hand sewed and hand embroidered, in solid and eyelet worl jome trimmed with real laces. $3.85. $3 and $4 Philippinewear, $1.85 —also some French underwear in this lot. Philippine gowns and chemise, handmade and with hand.embroidered yokes; slightly mussed. $1.85. $12 to $15 Silk Negligees, $2.35 Charming taffeta and crepe de chine neglig=.s in siip-over and open front styles. Orchid, black, peach and turquoise. $8.85. Underwear and Negligoes—Third Floor $10 Silk Costume Slips, $7.85 —of crepe de chine, radium or satin, in tailored styles with self straps. A few tunic slis in black and navy. Also In this group are some straight. line embroidered jersey silk petticoats. $7.85. $7.50 Petticoats and Slips, $4.85 —Of radlum silk, in flesh and white.' Also petticoats of radium slik and Jersey. In emerald, henna, black, navy, rust, and a few extra size petti. rel collars, cuffs and borders 10—Very Fine $115 Kashmana Coats, Wl(h co!llfl I'\d :U"l o' s‘s 75 leopard. In oxblood and black ... » 2—8125 Kashiora Coats, tiered models wl!h sable lqul'rfl trim. “475 ble squirrel collar- and deep cuffs. mings ®. penny 1—$135 Cmn.bdr Ki.hmlfll Coa W"h embrmdnrpd 'runt 8—Misse: “45 CDI(I of Jlmmunn :I“F de |alfll and kash- and Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) collar, cuffs and border. . $59.75 mana; tiered, circular draped and lermMI‘lne‘ flb\odel:r 5—8$95 Cranberry Moki A Ul i ith bord of Jap mink, natural squirrel eav cuffs . i s c°‘" .WN.P.‘ .h..Cl( TVO' o 549'75 f::“.:"‘"k o;lle:flh 'UVP collars and cuffs, In cxblaod. “9‘50 88110 Mokine Coats. in oxblood and black. Natural skunk penny, green collars, cuffs and borders . 359'75 $185 Coats, Strllthllne mbdels ww!h naturzl ’ynx $98.50 6—$125 Kashmana Coats in blucl a'\fl :r‘mbarry Wlth bVlc‘( collars, cuffs, borders. In green only lynx shawi collars and cuffs and kit fox collar, cuffs ses 75 T Litthe. otiets € : Misses’ Costume Suits 14 undes avetaneah gmo ; 8 e 8 S Absurdly Low Priced in Anticipation of Inventory! er avera ight, sec how perfectly these will fit you, f ¢ 5 e jat 2-875 Little Women's Coats, iin hinok| color kashiora, with §49 75 The young girl who <bk~}r]!una 3 (‘“f‘)j“il):] o secuic ancint lovely Iynx collars, cutfs and borders ... . > these high-priced costmues—both a.coat and a 10—$95 Little Wome Coats, in such fine mate |l a ‘(llh prue will have no regrets, mana, suedetex and mokine with beaver, squirre! and seal - (dyed muskrat) collars and cuffs. Choice of cranberry, 569 75 $95 to SllO Costume Sults $39 50 ginnabar, dust. green and oxblood Coat and Dress i hatiial o ey f.;":i'r;" color mokine, $74.75 Exquisitely tailored of beautiful quality mokine and fawn Littls Wation's CoateBeocl Fioss 1 o skin. Long coats with matching frocks of hengaline. Col cuffs of chinola, Australian opossum, Jap mink and muskra oxblood, cranberry, gray and brown. Tomorrow, $39.50. 125 E mble Suit: cats in kashmana and ilwnskm with For Larger and Taller g Ensepl st Cons b lashmans s L L with cuffs of mink, squirrel or wolf. In penny and kaffir, .. ' 3—$135 Ensemble Suits—Coats in kashmana and cuir de laine, omen with chenille and bengaline frocks. Mink, squirrel and Jap @89 50 = mink collars and cuffs. In nenn: :My s g 6.50 . . 1—$155 Ensemble Suit, in kaffir shade, with cl enille cuse ¥ Ensemble Costume Suits—Friday and rock sable squirrel collar and cuffs and tabs on coat $8! 1—8149.50 Ensemble, in black cuir de laine with dress of Y ’ . heavy Canton crepe. Natur: squirrel collar and cuffs, M F 0 s rl a Sie 4275 s 1SS€s roc 3§ 1—$139.50 lmportad Tw!'fl Eru mbla SII , in tan mlxluu ! with opossum coilar and cuffs.- Size 382 Reduced to e 1—$125 Ensemble; coat of kit fox cuir de lalhe, dress of crepe Must be sold de chine and self stitching. Rock sable tollar and cuffs. h Stunning Coats—Friday for the larger and taller woman! 3—$59.50 Sport Coa In blocked chevosheen; full length and slik lined. Convertible collars of ringtail opossum. 8ixz 44!, and 46} *3 1—8225 COAT, |N KAFFlR, JAMMUNA. with large chin collar and deep front border and cuffs of kolinsky dyed mink; size 42/;. $112.50. 1—895 DARK GREEN KASHARA CLOTH COAT, full length, with large mink collar; size 441;. $57.50. 1—$75 DARK GREEN MOKINE COAT, with chin collar of Hudson al (dyed muskrat); size 38);. $49.50. Slenderizing Frocks—Friday Prices— for the larger and taller woman! 1—$98.50 Orchid Evening Gown, of veivet and crepe roma com- bine Hand embroidered In gold and self colorch Finished with strips of brilliants. Size 42!, 1—$115 French Blue Silver Broche Ev.m Gcwn, h silver cloth. Fur bands finish the tumc Size 445 .. 1—$110 White Crepe lesse Dress, with all.over crystal cm- broidery and ostrich feather banding. Size 465 for larger and taller women Choose at $34.75 to $47.50 Afternoon and Street Dresses for the larger and taller woman, in nd brown, sizes 42!; to 46/ fur and embroidery trimmed, are marked HALF PRICE for tomorrow. Shop for the Larger and Taller Woman-——Second Floor W ’s Silk Dr Friday! omen's esses I'riaay. Priced to anticipate our inventory! 6—$25 to $35 Dresses, of black and brown velvet. Tailored models trimmed with colored silk embroideries and facings. Full length and cap sleeves . 2—8$49.50 to $55 Lace Dinner Dri draped and tiered mod-lt over slik crepe slip: In brown and ecru . 6—3$25 to $35 Silk Dr s, of crepe de chine, beaded and embroidered in pleated and paneled models. Black, brown and cocoa ... 7++825 to $49.50 Dresses, of crepe de chine and satin. Beaded i bands in colors. Straightline models, lace trimmed. Blue, hite. brown, black, cocoa oo o 10—8$39 to $65 Dinner D s, in georgette, crepe satin, chi and brocad Beaded or lace flouncing and ’ul‘ bands. In coral, flesh, orchid, maize, fuchsia d 3—845 to $55 Dresses in faille and satin Fur bands and embroidered. In brown, black oxblood . 8—$49.50 to $65 Dresses in crepe satin, faille an chi Gold kid collars and cuffs; deep fur vands o circular skirts. Black, cocoa, brown and rose. 50 Evening Frocks of brocaded chiffon, beaded and embroidered and fringed. Circular tunice with deep fur bands. In brown, fuschia and flame 3—$49.50. to $55 Dresses of satin and fai ‘wrap.around models. Embroidered or Brown, rose and black.. 3 685050 40 $65 Dresses—beaded dinner gowns, in straightiine nd colored bead trimmed. In fur-trimmei 7—865 to $98.50 Dresses in satin and fail in tailored.coat models and ensemble effects. Real lace trimming and fur bands. In ivory, black, brown, rust and cocoa. . 8885 to 895 Dresses in satin, crepe de chine, chiffon velvet and georgett aded, embroiderd and gold lace flounc- ing. In white, maize, American beauty, black and cocoa o 4—$75.00 and $89.50 Dinner Gowns in satin chiffon brocades, CGoats:at this'prics, .86. fur banded aid budod, in rust, | flame, white and shell Radium Silk Petticoats, $2.45 v pink # Regularly priced $4 and $5. Also some slips in emhroldertd and tai- 3—$110 .al lored styles.” Also some wool petticoats in black only at $2.45. and crepe de chine. with Petticoats and Slips—~Street Floor. deep white fur band: All.over beaded in cl'yl!ll beads. Whl!t and fllmt. Size 38. . . Women’s Cloth Dresses Frlda.y' 4—825 Twillbloom and Flannel Dresses with colored piping &14 75 and buttom trimme In brown, rosewocod and navy. g 850 Charmeen Dresses—coat models, trimmed in gold thread , embroidery. Surplice fronts. In brown and ‘18 75 rosewood . 6—$49.50 to §78 Charmeen Dresses in coat and straightiine Silk braided and fur banded. Rosin, navy and mso $60.50 Oharmeen and Lorsheen Dresses, embrold- ered and fur banded cuffs and side panels. Throw scarfs. §55 () Navy, rosewood and black. . R and Charmeen Man-taiiored Dre: with fine d, embroldery and desp 58 () Imported Paris Handmade Beaded Dresses $39:-5 uisite lmponed models that were” made to sell for from 331 $75. By a fortunate purchase We were ablé "to secure these dresses at a great reduction and now offer them * at the abave very low figure.’ Imported Jewelry Chinese Glass Beads, in blue, crystal, green, amber and rose. Some with tassels and others white with jade pendant. Also a 30-inch Chinese Pearl Necklace. Formerly sold at $3.00 to slsm —tomorrow Half Price—$1.50 to $7.50.