Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1928, Page 30

OCIAL WORKERS HEAR JANE ADDAMS Hull House Founder Tells| Local Group of Pacific Islands’ Progress. People of the Pacific islands are frankly analyzing their own social prob- lems and adopting methods employed | in the United States for deuling with them “without going through the trial and error process which characterized soclal work in tne pioneer period here,” Jane Addams, founder-of Hull House, Chicago. declared in an address before the D. C. Chapter of the American As- soctation of Social Workers in the Cos mos Club The occasion was the annual meeting of the local chapter of the associetion Miss Addams d>cared by adopting the methods employed in the United | States the various Pacific islands are more closely related to the United States than are the European eountries. Mrs. John M. Glenn, president of the American Association’ for Organizing Family Social Work, told the meeting | of the international conference of social work recently held in Pcris. She de- scribed the different points of view re- garding social work expressed by the various delegates at the conference. Dr. Edward T. Devine, d-an of the Graduate School of American Univer- sity, was re-elected ;mm\un of the chapter. BANK ROBBER FOILS PURSUERS WITH TACKS Unmasked Bandit Gets $10,000 in Cash in Colorado—Strews Nails in Highway. By the Associated Press. LITTLETON, Colo., Leaving a trail of carpet tacks on the highway to hinder his pursuers, an un- masked robber escaped yesterday after robbing the Littleton National Bank of $10.000 in currency. The robber entered the benk at the | noon hour, while Cashier George Mal- | colm was alone. He drew a pistol, handed the cashier a small canvas bag and instructed him to stuff all the money in sight into the bag. Malcolm filled it. R. B. Dunn, president of the bank, said that in the loot were 1300 five- dolar Littleton National Bank notes which were received only yesterday morning. The bills were new and uncut. WOMAN AWARDED $3,000. Upper Marlboro Jury Decides Case Resulting From Accident. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md. October 18—As the result of an automobile accident June 9 last, near Laurel, Md., Mrs. Frances Bender, 51 years old, of Laurel, yesterday was awarded damages of $3,000 for personal injuries by a jury in the Prince Georges County Circuit Court, here against Ashby L. Shepherd of Bristol, Anne Arundel County. Mrs. Bender, who had asked $50,000, claim- ing she had been injured permanently, testified that she was riding on the front seat of a truck driven by her husband, who owns a poultry stand in Center Market, Washington, when the truck and a motor car driven by Shep- herd collided. She said she was thrown 15 feet from the truck and struck on her face. She was brought into the courthouse on a stretcher. —_— Store Banquet Planned. ‘The thirty-fifth annual banquet of buyers and executives of S. Kann Sons Co., under auspices of the Buyers’ Club of the company, wil be held Saturday night at the Mayflower Hotel. SRR A T TR Sulphur, which occurs principally in the vicinity of volcanoes, has been dis- covered in Arkansas in that part of the State which has the least volcanic marking. October 18.— | | ileges to foreign | ada. The District Court has ordered ‘tions, the decision declared the regu- B THE EVEXING STAR. W ASHINGTON., .. THURSDAY., OCTOBER 18, 1928. Joffre Denounces Ghost Writer for Use of His Name' By the Associated Prese. PARIS, October 18.—Marshal Joffre has no use for “ghost wrjte He repudiated yesterday an account of the two battles of the Matne at- tributed to him in a recent work in which also appeared accounts by the former crown prince of Germany, Marshal Foch and Gen. Ludendorfl Joffre now is engaged in writing his memoirs, which he regards as the crown of his life's work and the justification of his military leader- ship. He said that he had neither written nor inspired the recently published account. CANADIAN BORDER LAW FIGHT REVIVED Attorney General Asked to, Get Reconsideration of En- try Rule Into U. S. i | i | i | Br the Associated Press | Attorney General Sargent has becn| urzed formally by the Labor Depart-|§ ment to attempt to get a reconside | tion before the Supreme Court of the status of the border crossing regula- tions at Buffalo and other points alon"‘ the Canadian boundary. By a decision handed down recently. the Supreme Court in effect sustained a decision of the Federal District Court, which nullified the immigration service refusal to grant border crossing priv- born residents of Can- the immigration inspectors to admit| such Canadian resident to the border | crossings in disregard of dcparlmenwl‘ regulations. The Department of Justice s nnl signified as to whether it will grant the Department of Labor request. If it does. the petitions to the Supreme Court may result in a reopening of the cn-( tire controversy. At present all native born Ganadians| are entitled to cross and recross the| international boundary and to obtain| employment by the day in the United | States at border cities, returning to! their Canadian homes at night. The Labor Department attempts to refuse! this privilege to foreign born residents of | Canada have occasioned the litigation. When two such foreign born c;naman} residents appealed to the Federal Courts against the Labor Department regula- lation unlawful. TONITE...Over WMAL Between 9:15 and 10:15 P.M. | Hear the interesting talk On Home Beautifying! Hear an interesting talk tonight resarding beautifying the interior of the hom See us now for vour Fall needs in new draperies, window shades and slip covers. McDEVITT’S 1211 F St. N.W. 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Main 7675 Main 7676 Phones “SOMETHING Smartest Ready- To-Wear Hats $5 to $35 DIFFERENT” HALS Made On Your Head o5’ IDENTICALLY THE SAME AS THE SMART PARISIAN DOES Eon 1227 F St. WoOoDWARD & LLOTHROP 10™ 11™ F anp G STREETS Remnant Day Savings %, Y%s-and More Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or cxchangeable, not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted Junior Misses’ Dresses 5650 Were $16.7¢ In fhis group are 19 attractive frocks, attractive styles of crepe de chine and georgette. 6 Junior Misses' Dresses, of, georgette, crepe de chine and tweed; sizes 13, 15 and 17. Were $16.75 each. Now $8.95 3 Junior Misses' Flannel Coats: yellow, blue and_pink; sizes 13, 15 and 17. Were $12.50 each. Now JUNIORS’ APpareL, FOURTH FLOOR. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. 2-Piece Tweed Suit; sm 13. Was $22.50. Now 2 Coats; tan and navy Gl Were ..$22 of ‘blue, red or beige georgette: sizes 13. 15 and 17. Were $29.50. Girls’ Dresses, 349 Were $7.50 to $16.75 A special purchase of long English ribbed hqse at thiz sur- prisingly low price. camel, beaver and nude. 17 Girls' Printed Dresses, flf voile and dimity; sizes 7. and 10. Were $2.95 to $7 fl Now $1.45 6 Girls' Dresses, of flowered organdy and Yo San; sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14. Were $7. 0 to $10 each. Now....... .$3.95 1 3-Piece Kashmere Suit =|7l‘ 12.*Was $22.50. Now..S$16.75 GIrLs’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Sizes 6 to 10 are offered in champagne, 3 Girls' Black Raincoats; size 10: piped in white. Were $7.50 each. Now. $3.95 1 3-Piece Tweed Ensembl ize 14. Was $22.50. Now..§12.50 2 Girls' Party Dresses, of peach georgette and green taffeta; size 10. Were $16.75 each. NOW ovvnnnnes sesesenne $7.50 Gitls’ English Ribbed Hose Special, 25¢ pair A special purchase of long English ribbed hose at this surpris- ingly low price. beaver and nude. 21 Girls’ Combinations, rayon, wool and cotton mixed: short sleeve styles with short or long legs: sizes 4. 6. 10 and 16. Were $3.25 each. Nm;'. 45 2 Navy Blue Serge Skirts, full plaited on bands; sizes 8 and 10. Were $12.50. Now, $4.95 4 “Nazareth” C o m binations: cotton; sleeveless, short leg Sf\'les. in ‘Im 2. Were llural side white; slies 16, each. Now. Sizes 6 to 10 are offered in champagne, camel, 1 Brocaded Silk Negligee; red and black, trimmed with red silk bands: size 16. Was $22.50. Now .50 1 Terrycloth Bathrol ow check Now. 14 Pairs Misses’ Spnru Hose tan and blue or gray mixed; sizes 8, 85 and 10. Were $1 and $1.25 pair. Now. Pairs lmn‘ \‘\hltojilk “Hose; sizes 7, 7! 10. © Were S| Now Pairs White Short im‘lfi. sizes 7'z, 8. Were Now 21 Pairs Misse: sizes 8, 9!z, 10, Now 6 Slip- on Sweaters flesh, yellow or stripes; slzes 32, 38 4fl Were $2.95. Now..... ..81.95 lavender GirLs’ Punnsumrs Fomm FLOOR. Corsets and Girdles Greatly Reduced 12 W&L Satin Girdles; side fastening style with elastic sides; sizes 33 to 36. Gn‘nflv reduced to . 9 P. N. Practic: of coutil and broche: 29, 32 and 34. Were u nnd $6 each. Now 8 Side Hooking Front Girdles of broche and net; sizes 27, 28 and 33. WH’F $6 each. Now 1.50 6P Practical Front (‘nmts of pink broche: a long model; sizes 27 lo 32, were’ $12 Corsers, THIRD FLOOR. 12 Lily-of-France Duoseites of double net and_elastic; sizes 34 Were $10. 550 - 4 Satin and Rayon Scanties: pink and white; sizes 32 and 38. Were $12.50 elch 18 Corset Brassieres of striped and figured broche; Nature's Rival and DeBevoise makes; sizes 32, 40 and 42. Very \grcuuy reduced to.. 50 Junior Misses’ Pumps, $37° Were $6.50 20 Pairs Patent D'Orsay Pumps, v\nh mvlnar\' heels. 44, 5,6, 6%,7 B; Pairs Patent Theo Ties with Iealhcr hrel: 4, 5, 6%, 7 A; 6 7 A:6 6 7C. $395. Sizes 3 22, 4%, 6v5, 77C. $3.95. Sizes 5, 6 AA; 7 Pairs Tan Elk Oxfords with wing tips and leather soles. Sizes 12 B; 12 C; 114, 12, 1214 6 Pairs Pear] Elk Oxfords, with leather sole. Sizes 1 C:i 2 D19 1\ Now ..... 4 Pairs Tan Calf Oxfords with Jeather sole, Sizes 12, 12'2, 13 B; 13} D. Were $5 pair, Now T CHILDREN'S SHOES, FOUI(TH F‘lool D. $3.95. 4 Pairs Children’s Tan Calf with leather heel, 2, 9 B; 9 C. Were $4.50 pair. Now . .$1.95 7 Pairs Infants’ Tan Elk O: fords, with leather sole. Sizes 4. 45, 512. 6 C; 4, 612 Were 53,50 pair. v B veeeed 8195 Art Embroidery Reductions 5 Organdy Pillows Reduced. 4 at $1 each; were $2.50. 1 at $1.25; was $3.95. Waste Paper Basket. $2.95. Cretonne Pillow. Now . Green Silk Pillows; nmm- 1 at $1.50; w 75. Blue Silk Pillow fiower trim- med. Was $4.50. Now..$1.50 Bridge Lamp Shade; georgelie crepe. Was $32. Now....$10 ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLoom 3 Checked Card Table Covers; red-and-white, green - and- white, black-and-white. Were $1 each. Now 50c Index Memorandum (‘ard» PFrench print. Was blue. Was $18. Now. Glove and Handl Boxes: plaster $4.50 each. Now Metal Waste Basket 50c_each. Now 1 Modernistic La ‘Was $14. Now ..........$5 Misses” Shoes, $5:7° Were $8 and $10 pair 14 Pairs Patent Leather and Black Suede Center Strap Pumps, with hand - turned soles. Sizes AAA 41z, 53! AA 415, 5%, T; ASL,‘ 4! 5'2; B 33, 4‘:; C 3, 3%, 4%. ‘Were $10 pair. Now....$5.75 22 Pairs Alligator CI" Straps and Ties, with round toes and Cuban hN‘li Sizes AAA 5, 514, 6, 612; AA 4%, 5, 51, 6; A45§‘ 66‘~_v,533’ 41, 5, pnlr Nn Misses’ Suoes, THIRD FLOOR. 21 Pairs Paisley Evening Slip- pers, with turned soles and spike heels; pumps and center e, fl'z. 1 4l 7. Were $8 a pair. .......... $5.75 Kid and Suede Oxfords, in wanted colors and styles. Sizes 5 to 8 AA; 34 and 4 B. Specially priced Bb cieiiriiniiiecnens s $398 Special Size Apparel Greatly Reduced 3 Larger Women's Shagmoor Coats, in tan and gray mix- tures; sizes 391, and 41'; ‘Were $49.50 each. Now $29. 50 4 Larger Women's Nagy Geor- gette Afternoon Dresses; smartly trlmm?d sizes 38'%, 40'/2 4212, 4% Reduced 5 2 Larger Women's Navy Dresses; tailored of flat crepe or georgette; sizes 44!; and 46':. Reduced to $16.50 1 White Lace Afternoon Dress, Wlth uneven hemline; size Greatly reduced srum. Stze ArpAREL, THIRD FLOOR. deal more. Scew-on Supporters Special, 15¢ 2 pairs, 25¢ only a limited number of these at this great saving, _All the 8- then ragth ‘ane fiesh color 111 hoxes Delnaps: packed 12 in pox, " Were d0c box o Nos 21 ’nma mm\m Bags. Were each 100 Natural Waod mmm smrwd Were 5c each. Now, 3 for 10 Scotch Novelties. Were Handy Can’ Qpeners:’ Wert '3h¢. each Norrons, FIRsT FLOOR o painted. o.o.10 Great Reductions on Children’s Millinery 13 Felt Mdte, Were $375, 35 and " 1650 52 CHILDREN'S \‘llLLlNI‘lY FourtH FLOOR. Rayon Robes, $395 Were $5.75 Only 5 of these tailored robes at fhis savinz: each with full lensth tuxedo collar. Rose, orchid, green or zold 3 Cotton Crepe and Rayon Kimonos in floral designs: peach and rose. Were £5 each. Now §2.95 1 Tailered Rayon Robei Tose and green Roman - stripes. © Was 85 RNow 2India Print nn»-, tan.’ blue_des 3 Rati floral d 4 Japanese Silk Coolie Coats. exira black and-blue and bl Were $2 NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR. Costume Slips, $1-95 Were $2.95 and $395 28 Tailored Crepe Costume Slips. in fitted models. Flesh and white in the croup. Were $3.95 each. 10 Lace-Trimmed Crepe Costume Slips. in_flesh and white. Sizes 42 Iv. Were $2.95 each. La immed Crepe Costume Sine i nun and_white: sizes 40. d 44. Now. .. $2.93 Stips. in tailored stvles. with h flesh oniy.” Were 3 7 CoSTUME Surs THIRD FLOOR. Smocks, Special, 95¢ 144 of these broadcloth smocks. in double and single breasted stvles Green. blue, lavender and tan shades. Silk Frocks Special, $595 40: satin, georgette and dull crepe styles: attractively trimmed. Green. tan. blue, red, navy and black in the lot. Home FRocks, THIRD F1.0OR. Uniforms, Special, 95¢ 60 Chambray Uniforms. in straisht- line styles: trimmed with white col- lars and cuffs. Blue, green, laven- der and gray. UN1roRMS, THIRD FLOOR. H Home Frocks Reduced 10 Printed and Striped Linen i & populat mmmlmn ith " long slee, Wi V1 hiece Printed Vol ks a straightline _stvle, um. ion: sleeves. “Were $3.95. 2. P einted Volle Frocks: stran line st with long sleeves and becominz _necklines. Were $7.95 each. Now .. %195 5 Collarlass ‘Prinied V. long sleeve, straizht Were $10 each. Now s HoMe FROCKS, THIRD FLOOR. Women's Silk Umbrellas, Special, $3.95 50 self or fancy bordered Silk Umbrellas would regularly he a great They are mounted on 16- frames with assorted handles in Punjab amber and quartz effects with matching tips and ferrules. The color range includes navy, cocoa, also black with black and white borders. UmsReLLAS, FIRsT FLOOR. brown, garnet, green, black, purple, Outsize Granite Silk Hose ' Special, $1.35 120 pairs full-fashioned Granite Outsize Silk Hose, strengthened with lisle garter tops and soles at this great saving. tan and gray are offered in broken sizes 9'3, 10 and 10%. Nude, tawny, surf 18 Pairs All-silk Chlfl'on Hose, black and a few cdlors; sizes 9, 10, 10‘ ow 95 Were $3. Street shades; sizes 812 42 Pairs Fancy Sports Hose, in tan and broken sizes and colors. Were $1 and more a pair. Now . Hos1ery, FIRsT FLOOR. English ribbed hose; Philippine Gowns $1.95 Were 53 27 in popular squareneck stvle; all_white. ~ Sizes 15, 18 and 17 12 Nainsook Bloomer Combinations, trimmed with filet lace; White and flesh; sizes 36, 38 and 40 Were ac 16 Volle Bloomer “Gaibinailoms, trimmed with ruffles: white a fiesn; stzes 34, 36, 38 and 40. 52 % philippine Gowns in ‘sai Style, trimmed . with embroidery: size 14; all white, Were $1.95 each. NOW.... $1.35 COTTON UNDERWEAR ‘THIRD FLOOR. Glove Silk Bloomers $1.95 Wére $2.50 33 pairs; in flesh. white, green. platinum: peach. coral and" tan; sizes 5 61 Glove Silk Vests: peach. sreen. white? sizes 36 38. 40. 42 and 4. Were 150 each 13 Glove Silk step-in’ l"lwmhr ize 36. 38 and_44 Now o isL0s S1LK UNDERWEAR, Tml\n Infants’ Blankets, $3-50 Were -$6.50 10 hand-woven blankets with ribbon bindings; some have embroidery, too. INFANTS' BLANKETS FourtH FLOOR. Richelieu Combinations, 95¢ Were $1.50 and $1.75 42 of these in mercerized lisle Jow-neck. no-sleeve ~style, with tight_kniee and built-up, shoulder and camisole top. 1A broken sizes "and’ sitehtly Pairs Merode Part-weol Knit Pants: ankle length, side-fastening and string-top style. Broken sizes and styles, slightly solled. 8izes § the lot. "~ Were $2.25 and oW 12 and Munsingwear makes. Fizes and stvles. Tight knee, bras- Siere top. chemise_styles. Broken sizes and stvles. Pink and peach: sizes 4, 5. 6, 8 and 9; soiled. Were $555 Snd $380"each. “Now...$19% KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. 20 Pairs Full-fashioned Colored Silk Hose, in chiffon and service wmgh!s and 9. Were $1.65 and $1.75. Now ay mixtures; also a few palrs ceidiviacsateascssssscces 300 Vestees, $2:95 Were §5 10 Sleeveless Vestees, in white, blye, tan and white, with red po]kn dots; sizes 34, 36, 38 and ‘ ‘Round-Neck Crepe de Chis Overblouses, with short sleeves tan in sizes 36 and 38, gray in sizes 36 and 40. Were $7.50 3 . .$2.95 11 Baby Broadcloth Silk Shirts and Overblouses; white, tan and blue; sizes 34, 36, 38 and 40. Were $5.75 each. Now....S1.95 4 Satin Overblouses: white' in size 38, black in size 40 and light blue in sizes 40 Ind 42. Were $10 each. Now . 95 4 Georgette Overblouses: in size 34: peach in size 3 nnd navy in sizes 36 and 40. Were $13.75 each. Now... .$6.75 BLouses, THIRD FLOOR. Infants’ and Juveniles’ Apparel Reduced 11 pairs Infants’ Felt Moccasins. Were 75¢ pair. Now... 0c 13 Infants’ Crepe de Chine Bonnets. Greatly Reduced to 50¢c 3 Infants’ Bonnets. Reduced to. 3 Infants’ Sil each. Now.. %7 Infants’ Ha nets; slightly soiled. Were $3.50 each. Now.. $2 1 Linen Pillow Cq ered. Was $6.50. Now. ...$3.50 3 Hemstitched Sheets; hand- embroidered. Were $2.50. Now ... $1.! 6 Little Girls' Walking Dresses. Were $5 each. Now $3 INFANTS’ NEEDS, FOURTH FLOOR. 5 Girls’ Tams; navy and tan. Were $3.50 each. Now % Children's Muslin Combina- tions. Were $1 each. Now.75¢ 16 pairs Muslin Drawers, trim- med with lace or embroidery. 10 at 35¢3 were 50c. 6 at 50c; were 75¢. 8 Coat, Hat and Legging Sets: chinchilla. Were $18.50. Now $10 7 Children's Hats; assorted colors and styles. Reduced to 50c 2 Boys' Linen Suits. Were $5 . $2 1 Mvs 2-Piece JM Sui ‘Was $8.50. Now. $3 Juvewiies' APPAREL FourtH FLOOR. Millinery Salon Hats, $10 Were $15 and $18.50 styles and colors. This great feature group contains 30 hats in a good assortment of Felts and fabrics are included. MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. Hats Reduced to$3 notable Friday saving. MiLLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. 30 Felt and Fabric Hats, in a variety of styles and colors at this Women’s Fancy Cuff Gloves special, 85¢ pair Only 200 pairs; all fine fabric gloves in a color range that includes sand, beige and nude. 40 Pairs Women’s Fancy Cuff Glace Gloves. Tan, gray, beige in the lot, but not all sizes in every shade but the combined sizes are 5%, 6, 7. 7%. ‘Were $4 pair. IO R IR e NOW..ooeaern .$2.25 Groves, FIrst FLOOR, Women's Dresses ,$8.75 ‘Were $13.75 and $16.50 34 dresses: some may be slightly soiled*or mussed. The group Shows a great diversity of styles in a color range that includes hlue, coral, flesh, beige, orchid and green 13 Georgette and Chiffon Dresses, in a variety of stvles and colors; sizes 16 to 20 and 38. Were $13.75 to $16.50 each. Now...$5.75 Lesser PRICED DResses, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Coats, $19-2° Were $39.50 and 349.50 Tn this group of 17 sports and dress coats are included some of our famous Shagmoor coats. Sports coats in sizes 36 to 44 and tan and gray mixtures: dress coats are trimmed with mole or squirrel in black or tan shades; sizes 38 to 44, 7 Navy and Black Dress Coats Dllh\ or fur trimmed; sizes 38. 42 Now. and 44. Were $39.50 and $49.5 6 Fur-Trimmed Shag maor Sports $59.50 and $79.50. 2 Gray and Tan Shagmoor Spos .$29.50 olts sizes 36, 38 and 4. quirrel shawl col- lars; size 40. Were $110 each. Now.. .§59.50 WoOMEN’S COATS, THIRD FLOOR. Sportswear GreatlyReduced 2 2- plec! Knitted Suits, green: sizes 16 and 18. Were $2 each. Now . . 8! 2-piece Boucie K"ilu« Suits, purple and Ww! sizes 1 and 44. Were £35 and $39. 5“ Now ..$24.7 Girls Tan “Tweed Rldlng Habi size 10. Now 3 Campus Sweaters, sizes 35 and 40. WEYC $13.75. Now $5.75 SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. 5 Woo!l-and-rayon Cardigan Sweaters, blue, green, brown and gray; sizes 36 to 40. Were $8.75 to SlJ 75 Now 6.50 Wool and Wool- and- rlvnn Cardigan Sweaters,’ green, gray and black: sizes 36, 40, Were $13.75 and $19. Now i3 2-Piece Jersey Sports Frocks, with scarfs: sizes 14. 16. ‘Were $25. Now. $12.2: Women's Dresses, $16-°° Less than usual cost price A ] This is a special purchase of 15 manufacturer’s sample dresses at an extraordinary price concession. 1 tweeds and wool crepes in one-of-a-kind models. mixtures, Sizes 38 and 40. 7 Afternoon Dresses of geor- gette, chiffon and flat crepe: gray, cocoa. beige and flesh shades; sizes 34, 36, 38. 42 and 44. Were $29.50 and $35. Now $18.° Georgette and Romaine Crepe Afternoon Dresses, gray, green, beige and cocoa; sizes 36 and 38. Were $42.50. Now . $26. Chiffon_and Georgette Aft noon Dresses, blue, orchid, green and beige; sizes 36 to 44. Were $29.50. Now...$22 Flesh Georgette Dinner Dresses, sizes 36 and 44. Were $25 each. Now $18.75 ‘WoMEN's DRessES, THIRD FLOOR. Light weight wool and 3 Romaine and Georgette Aft- ernoon Dresses, blue and beige; sizes 38. 40 and 42. Were $42.50. Now....$529.50 _ 8 One-of-a-kind Dresses, . orchid, blue and beige; sizes 38 40 and 44. Were $3 Now Plain and Printed cm.em Dresses, sizes 38 and 46. Were $2050 and $39. 50 Now ... X Afternoo! of Rn- maine, flat crepe and geor- gette crepe: blue and cocoa; sizes 34, 38 and 40. Were $3950 and $42.50 elc;ls Misses” Coats, $59-50 5" Only 5 coats @ suede finish, trimmed with deep fur collars and cuffs of"\ny or tan wolf or caracul. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. 4 Twill Suits, ™ light or dark oxford: tatlored styles: sizés 16 and 18. Were $25 and $2950. Now........ ...$16.50 2 Transpafent Velvet Coats; satin lined; size 16. Were $59.50. Now . 2 Gray Sperts Coats Reduced to .... Misses’ Coats, THIRD Pwo- 8 Imported Raincoats, of cra- venette or rubberized ma- terial; tan, gold and red: sizes 14, 16 and 18. Very Greatly Reduced to.. $5 Tan or Brown Sports Coats, one is leather trimmed; sizes 16 and 18. Were $49.50 each. Now ... § -Walnut Room Dresses Greatly Reduced Some of these dresses are slightly soiled or shopworn. 2-Piece White Chiffon Din- ner Dress, trimmed with rhinestones; size 38. Wl:‘flfi‘ Flat Crepe Afternoon Dress: billiard green; size 38. Was $85. Now.. 2 Tailored Coat Frock, of black flat crepe; size 38. Was $50. ..$37.50 Now Chiffon Evening Dresses; white in size 16, orchid in Afternoon Dress: flesh-color- ed chiffor ize 16. Was $50. Now $12.! ‘WaLNutT RooM, THIRD FLOOR. 1 Grlv Tucked Georgetie Street size 16. Was Sofl and light [r!en Were $65 each. Now..$3 150 White Satin Dress, with un- even hemline; size 16, T’as and light green: Mles 14 16 and 18. Were $65. Now . Navy Blue Tailored Cl‘epv Dress, with whne collar and $4 nght Blue Taffeta Evening Frock;. size 16. Was 850 Now . Afternoon or Dinner Gown. with long sleeves: chiffon and lace.- in_a soft pink shade: size 16. Was $50. Now $29.50 Misses’” Frocks, $18-7° Were $25 and $29.50 14 Georgette and Crepe Street and Afternoon Frocke in one and two piecce models. Blues, gray. beige, navy and black in sizes 14 to 18. Suitable for immediate wear. 4 Chiffon Afternoon Frocks, in beige and black; sizes 14 and 16. Were $42.50. Now 2! Misses’ Dresses, THIRD FLOOR. 2 Dresses: a coat and a two- plece model: navy and blue, m sizes 14 and 16. Were $35. Now . ..825 Leather Bags, 33 5° 16 leather handbags in various styles and colors; all slightly damaged but excellent values. 1 Green Pouch Cross-grain Bag, tan trimmed. Was $20. Now . ...$7.50 Green Calf Underarm Bag, alligator trimmed. Was s:fi Now' $15 Gray Pigskin Pouch Bag, solled. Was $10.50. Now $5 Green Barrel-shaped Bag of cross-grain leather, trimmed in tan. Was $20. Now...$5 Black Pouch Bag, leather and velvet, on metal frame. Was $15. Now . .88 Chintz Hat es, soiles 2 at $3; were $5. 3 at $4.! were $7.50. 1 Tan Alligator Bag, with pass- ort pocket. Was_ $50. ow .. $22.50 LeaTHER Goops, First FLOOR. 1 Back-strap Underarm Bag, tan Toard calf. - Was $35. ; 38 igsk rd trimmed. Was $30. Now $10 Tan Calf Bag, damaged. Was $28. Now. 38 Fkln Pouch Bags, centet with passport pockets. Were $30. Now $12 Red Ecrase Pouch Bu Was $18. Now 58 Real Alligator Bags; green, yellow and plnk Were $30 each. Now ... Gray Pouch Back-strap ln trimmed in snake; A 2 V'l:u $30. Now crase Bags, with passport pockets, purse, mirrors n.nd comb com| runent.s and tan. Were $35. No' :zo