Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1927, Page 46

.48 KAPLOWITZ ¢21 NINTH ST. §7%%% | naa jof the Schneider | after | ited States last year in the matier 1 of a lengthy postponement, fused to comply with the request of | . | does not lie with Ita ENTIRE SUMMER STOCKS AT A i SACRIFICE ' . REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUES FRENCH AND AMERICAN MODES TAILORED TOFRT WITHOUT ALTERATIONS FASHIONS DELUXE EXCLUSIVELY FCR TOWN. ... FOR RESORTS VACATIONS ~ ABROAD — AUTUMN WEAR $10 s DRESSES FOR . . 4.95 $15 $ VRESSES FOR 7.95 $25 TO s45 § $ DRESSES FOR I(]m ]5 .$25 TO $75 TRAVEL—SPORTS AND DRESSY g GORES........ "]“315 $35 TO 865 . evena oo™ ][ $35 TO $75 ENSEMBLE COSTUMES Sfiu 325 ~—__DOOFS OPEN AT & 721 NINTH ST. 585" BEAUTIFUL AT BARGAIN PRICES | ON:_DO.LAR_A_ COAT PROFIT QUALITY FURS EXCLUSIVELY THE SENSATION OF AMERICA SELLING FINE FURS AT A DOLLAR A COAT PROFIT YOUBUY THEFINEST QUALITY SKINS GUARAN- TEED-THE FINEST WORK- MANSHIP AT $150 TO$3c0 LESJ BY ACTUAL COM- PARISON. 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Recent, published reports that Tt refused to postpone the d: International o el nce to get his p cing plane abroad, I and * air attache of the Ita Comdr. Scaroni returned to Wash- ton last night from New York and where he attended ex nt to the christening of okker monoplane “0ld 1 n to fly to Rome. While there, red, he had seen statemenis in the press to the effect that Italv, being accommodated by ‘he had re. tional Aeronautic Associttion the | tponement,” d until 1 do, as being " The ace of Italy's war aces explained the matter of a postpone- ment of the world seaplane cli alone, as it ¢ with this country ear, when only two nations were entered. Great Britain has entered planes in the forthcoming event and before the Aero Club of Italy, promoters of contest by virtue of an ast year, can take ac- | tion on the request, the British en- trants must be consulted. 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