Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 20

520280 EXCE SPENTBY CHCAGD Pay Rolls Reveal Many Well Known Politicians Carried as Sanitary Employes. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 22—Sanitary district pay Tolls yesterday indicated the Sanitary Board has credited and paid pay roll liabilities of $2,434,269 in excess of ‘appropriations. The district appro- priated for 1928 salaries and wages a total of $6,838,530, but has spent to date an nggregabe of $9,372,799, the pay rolls revealed. On the pay rolls were the names of well known poli- ticians, ‘The Sanitary District Board, com- posed of nine selective members, has charge of the city's drinking water sup- ply and sewage disposal system. Last year the appropriations of the board ‘amounted to approximately $34,000,000. The pay rolls showed that although savings were effected in several depart- ments, $54,325 was spent in the real estate department as against $24,800 ap- propriated; $1,374,380 as against $372,- 200 appropriated in the law depart- ment; $4,522,077 as against $1,814,654 nppmprhted for permanent plants and structures. Most of the politicians whose names appear on the rolls were engaged in the Jaw department as assistant lawyers and investigators. Trustees declared that overexpendi- tures in some departments could be made up through under-expenditures in otner departments. But even if that were done, the total expgnditures would exceed by more than $2,434,000 the ap- propriations. —_— U. S. JOBS ARE OPEN. Applications for , Addressograph Operators to Be Received. Julius Parmelee, Mr. and Mrs. Pn.nk ‘Wedderburn, Mr. George Wed- derburn, Mrs. Gus Wedderburn, Miss Emily Reeder, Mrs. W. L. Hazard, Miss Katherine Bear, Mrs. Henry Wurdeman, Miss Josephine Timberlake, Mrs. S. H. Cashell, Miss Jessie Drayton, Miss Catherine Drayton, Mrs. Charles Warden and Mrs. 8. M. Giddings. Dr. T, M. Schippell, president of the Washington College of Naturopathy, will address the members of the League for the Larger Life and friends Sat- urday evening at 8:15 o'clock in the ballroom of Stoneleigh Court, 1706 L street northwest. The subject of the address will be “The House That Serv- ice Built.” A reception in honor of Dr. Schippell will follow the lecture. Mrs. Nina Reed is chairman of the celebrity breakfast of the National League of American Pen Women, which is to take place Friday, November 30, in the Willard Hotel, for the benefit of the Memorial Clubhouse of the League. Attention is called to the change in the hour, from 1 o'clock to 12 o'clock. This change was made to accommodate many who desired to attend the bgeakfast and still have the midafternoon free for other engagements, the earlier hour per- mitting the conclusion of the program by 2:30 o'clock. The breakfast will be the first of a series to be given by the National League the last Friday of the month in November, January, February, March and April, at each of which celebrities in the fields of art, litera- ture or music will be presented as honor guests and will entertain the company. Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, chairman of patronesses for the breakfasts, has re- ceived additional acceptances to her list from Mrs. William C. Gorgas, Mrs, Everard R. Todd, Mrs. Joseph S. Wash- ington, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs. Watson Freeman- Clark, Countess de Benque, Mrs. Harrry Payne Moore, Miss Kibbey and Mrs. Edgar S. Kennedy. Tables for the entire series, or for single breakfasts, as well as groups of seats or individual reservations may be made through Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes. No special invitation is neces- sary for attendance at these breakfasts, and it is hoped that lovers of the best in literature, art and music will avail themselves of this opportunity to be- come acquainted with the personalities of many of those whose work they al- ready admire, and to aid in making a reality the building which the league plans to erect as a memorial to Amer- ‘The United States Civil Service Com- mission announces that it will receive applications until December 31 to fill wvacancies in the positions of automatic 3-A addressograph operator, F-1 ad- dressograph operator and graphotype operator in the departmental service in ‘Wa n. The entrance salary is $1,440 a year for automatic 3-A addressograph oper- ator and $1,260 a year for F-1 addresso- gmph and graphotype Jfintor Higher- “ laried positions are filled by promo- jon. Full information and application blanks may be obtained from the United snmts Civil Service Commission, 172¢ F street. SOCIETY i (Continued From Nineteenth Page.) Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. Paual H. Bastedo, Mrs. David St. Pierre Gail- lard, Mrs. John C. Boyd, Mrs. Joel 'T. Boone, Mrs. Henry C. Macatee, Mrs. ‘William A. Morgan, Mrs. Frank Hume, Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. Ennalls ‘Waggman, Mrs. Tracy Dows, Mrs. Henry ‘W. Fitch, Mrs. Mt.nnld 8. Huidekoper, Mrs. Jnuphstuu.sa Mrs. Robert Brook- in% Mrs, Delos A. Blodgett, Miss Bessie Kibby and Miss Helen Amory Ernst. nts have been made to be given by the pter of the Mary Bald- Alumnae* Anod.mn tomorrow evening in the Burlln‘mu Additional patrons and patronesses are Dr. and ican women of genius. Mrs. T. F. Espenchied, Mrs. Alfred Savage, Mrs. Herbert Coward and Miss Josephine Ranson of the committee of Cornell women held a meeting in the ‘Willard yesterday to complete the plans for the luncheon on December 1 of the women of the Cornell Association. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge has accepted as & patroness for the Kenmore ball, whlch will be given in the Willard Ho- tel Monday, December 3, under the auspices of the District of Columbia branch of the Kenmore Association. Mrs. Coolidge’s acceptance is of special interest because of the fact that when the drive was opened to secure funds for the purchase of this historic home of Betty Lewis, sister of George Wash- ington, some few years agg at Freder- icksburg, Va. the speaker of that oc- casion was Calvin oolidge, then Vice President of the United States. The drive was most successful, the purchase price of the house was raised and it is now the-property of the Kenmore Asso- | ciation, incorporated in Fredericksburg. The fund now being assembled is for the restoration of the mansion and its furnishing in the style in which it was furnished in the days of its occupancy by the Lewis family. Mrs. Thomas H. Taliaferro is chair- man of the ball; Mrs. Edward A. Harri- man is vice chairman; Mrs, William Eaches Fendall, chairman of boxes; and Mrs. George H, Calvert, jr., chair- man of patronesses. Mrs. Rose Gouver- neur Hoes is in charge of reservations. e ‘The first person cremated in the United States, in accordance with his wishes, was_Col. Henry Laurens of gh:%ezmn. S. C., who died December A Pre-Thanksgiving Special PASTERNAK COATS with FINE FURS DECIDEDLY UNDERPRICED ‘The smartest, most wearable winter coat fashions « « « the finest imported and domestic fabrics, the pick of the fine flat and long-haired furs, and typically Pasternak in and perfect fit. 85.00 All in our regular coat collection and reduced especially for this pre-holiday event. R STER 19 CONNECTIGUT: AVE~ A Thanksgiving Special PRE-HOLIDAY REDUCTIONS These dresses all part of our regular stock—the better type dresses . . . always smart . . . for they are typical Pasternak _ fashions and making! 29.50 A limited group of smart at these reduced prices, 125.00 DAYTIME DRESSES and SPORTS FROCKS 39.50 EVENING GOWNS 65.00 and 75.00 SPORT HATS 12.00 and 15.00 1219 ConNEcTICUT: Ave their excellent tailoring 175.00 always in good taste . . . 49.50 hats that are excellent values _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WwARD & Lo 0, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928." T w1 DE Christmas Store - Tomortow—Last Remannt Day Due to the rush of Christmas Shopping, Friday Remnant Day will be discontinued until the 28th of December. Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O, D, or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Women’s Winter Coats $69-50 were 595 ana $115 Only 7 at this remarkable reduction. In tan, gray, brown and black woolens; with lynx, skunk, mole, fox and dyed civet cat furs. Sizes 36 to 42. 3 Women’s Imported Tan Tweed Sports Coats. Two with plush linings. Sizes 36 and 38. Were $69.50' and $79.50. Now re- duced to weeen 2 \Women's Sports Coats, tan and gray v 42. Were $59.50. NOW ..........ccoouien 1 Woman’s Shagmoor Sports Coat, gray “mixture; size !B, with fur collar, Was $89.50, Now .....$39.50 1 Woman's Black Satin Coat, size 36. Was SSD 50, Now. .Jli 2 Women's Coat Suits, black and brcwn; sizes 38 and 4 ‘Were $39.50. Now . L} ‘WomeN’s Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Larger Women’s Afternoon Frocks, $16:50 were s39.50 5 smartly slenderizing frocks at this greatly reduced price. In navy georgette, and tan lace; uneven hemlines, flares, and lace trimmed. Sizes 4073, 42/ 441 and 46%%. 1 Larger Woman’s Biack Georgette Dress, surplice style, wlth side drape. Size 441>. Was $59.50. Now 5 Larger Women's shngmoor Coats, brown and zmy mixlures, notched and stand-up collars. Sizes 39, 43%, 456%; and 47%. Were $49.50 and $59.50." Now ...... 5 2 Larger Women’s Sports and Dress "Winter Coais; one brown suede fabric with fur collar, size 44 1, one gray mixture tweed with fur collar, size 46%;. Reduced to .$25 3 Little Women's Afternoon Froeks, lace and lace- and-chiffon combinations; sizes “35%2, 412 and 43%. Were $49.50. Now .... A..........................flfl.fio SpeCIAL S1zE ApPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. Walnut Room Gowns Greatly Reduced 3 Navy Blue Street and Afternoon Frocks. Of flat crepe and crepe Blizabeth; sizes 16, 36 and 40. Wi $50, $65 and $85. Now ... . $32.50 1 Black $65. Now -$22. rea; g ith (imitation) pu.rl bead trimming. Slightly smled size 18. Was $100. Now $42.50 3 Afternoon Frocks. One black lace, size 40; two black chlflon size 40. Were $85 and $65. $42. 1 Green Transparent Velvet Evening Cape. Slightly lolled Was $05. Now . . $49.51 1 Light-weight Metal Brocade Evening Coat. Rose and old size 18. Was $65. NOW ............... $39.50 1 Metal Brocade Evcnln' Wrap. Black and gold and green: size 18, Was $95. . 55.50 l Rcd 'l'rlnsparent Velvet Evonlng Co l Yellow Lllht-wellht Evening Coat, with white fur collar, Soiled. Size 36. Was $75. Now, Cessiassts ivas T TARIBE ‘WaLnuT Room, THIRD FLOOR. Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced 3 Women's Georgette and Flat Crepe Frocks: in biej blue and navy. Sizes 40, 42 and 44. Sold “as is.” Were $26- and $29.50. 7.75 2 Women's Afternoon Frocks, of chiffon, georgette and fla crepe. In black, navy and flesh. Sizes 36 w 40. S8old “as is. ‘Were $35 and $39.50. NOW ........c.ccivienennecniins $12.25 7 Women’s Afternoon and Evening Frocks, In chiffon, geor- gette and flat crepe. Black, navy, flesh and peach; sizes 36 38. 40 and 46, Sold “as is.” Were $29.50 and $35. Now....$16.5¢ 4 Women’s Silk Frocks, for evening, dinner and street wear. Black, orchid and blue; sizes 36, 38 and 40. Sold “as 1s.” Were $30.50 and $42.50. NOW ..veevovceeercrsesonnennens $16.50 2 Women's Satin Evening Gowns; mussed from handling. Peach shade; sizes 36 and 40. Were $39.50. Now. $19.50° 4 Women's leht-welght ‘Worsted Frocks. Two—plece style, in. cocoa, navy and beige. Sizes 36 to 40. Special $16.50 5 Women's Silk Afternoon Frocks. Satins, flat crepes, velvet and crepe romaine. Sizes 36 to 42; in navy, black and Inde- pendence blue. Were $39.50 and $42.50, Now .... A...$25 2 Women's Silk Frocks. Georgette and canton faille; in sizes 40 and 42, Were $39.50. NOW....coovusuoeecersseoss $32.50 ‘WomeN’s FRrocks, THIRD FLOOR. Sports Frocks and Knitted Suits, $9-75 Were 51650 1o 525 13 One and two piece frocks and suits in this group. In- cluded are tweed, jersey, and tie-silk sports frocks; and two-piece knitted suits. In gray, blue, green, tan, and prints. Sizes 14 to 40. 7 One and Two Piece Sports Frocks, including silk crépes, ‘wools and rayon fabrics. In black, tan and brown. Sizes 16 to 42, Were $35 to $49.50. Now wesennee. . $2L75 4 Wool Voile and Canton Crepe Sports Frocks, navy and light blue. Sizes 14 to 40. Were $25 and $29.50. Now.......$18.75 3 Bemberg Knitted Sports Suits. Sizes 16 to 40, in white, fluh and black. Were $29.50. Now reduced to 1 Gray Boucle Knitted Suit; size 38. Was $59.! 50. "Now "1 15 SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. 3 Misses’ Rubberized Silk Raincoats, $5 were s2250. In gold, tan and green. Size 14 only. 2 Misses’ Winter Dress Coats, gray suede fabrics; gray wolf and skunk collars. Sizes 14 and 16. Were $95. Now... B 0 2 Misses’ Tailored Suits. Navy twill and tan twees around skirts. Sizes 16 and 18. Were $29.50. Now....... 3 Misses’ Velvet and Transparent Velvet Evening Wnp-. In blue brown and green. Sizes 14 and 16, Greatly ng;xm to SoRasasse L P J [ 1 Misses’ Coars, THIRD FLOOR. Misses” Transparent Velvet and Silk Frocks, $14-50 Were $19.50 to $29.50. 10 Misses’ Afternoon and Street Frocks. In transparent velvet, satin and silk crepe; some lace trimmed. Sizes'14 to 20; in black, navy, brown and blue. 8 Misses’ Transparent Velvet, Georgette, Satin and Silk Crepe Frocks. One and two plece styles; in navy, black, rust and prints. Sizes 14 to 20. Were $20.50. Now . 8 Misses’ Transparent Velvet, Satin and Silk b blue, rust and prints; sizes 14 to 20. Were $39.50. Now $29.50 4 Misses’ Silk and Transparent Velvet Frocks. Black, navy prints; sizes 14, 18 and 20. Were $35 and $30.50. Now Misses’ FrRocks, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Silk Street Frocks, $8:75 were st6s 24 Silk, Crepe and Satin Frocks, in attractive straightline styles for street and business. Shades of navy, tan, blue, rust, green and black; broken size assortment; 16 to 20 and 36 to 44. 9 Women’s and Misses’ Wool Frocks. 3 Printed Jerseys; sizes 16, 18 and 36. 5 in Tweed; sizes 14 to 20. 1 wool crepe, size 38, Were $13.75. Now.. .$5.75 1 Light Tan Crepe-Satin Froc "Now re- duced t0...evs. s 2988 Lesser-PrICED Frocks, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Winter Hats Reduced, $5 25 Smart Velvet and Felt Hats, specially reduced for Fri- ’s selli ing. The styles are most attractive. Women’s Felt and Velvet Hats. Were mgq Grently f;: clearance to 32 Flowers a MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. French Salon Hats Reduced to $7-5° 25 fine felts, soleils and velvets, in good, seasonable shades. Wanted styles. s 15 Fine Hats. Were much more. Now... MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. English Wool Scarfs, $1-5 Were $6.50 60 Smart Warm Scarfs, reduced for immediate c]r'\nnre 15 Painted and Printed Silk Scarfs. Were $3. o 7 Ostrich Feather Boas; wanted colors. Were $6.50. Now Sl '60 5 Batik Silk Crepe Square Scarfs. Were $3. 4 Novelty-shape Two-tone Silk Crepe Scarfs. Were $3. Now sl so NECKWEAR, FIrsT FLOOR. Crepe de Chine Step-ins $ 1.95 Were $2.95 pair 17 pairs—Tailored styles, with dainty bits of embroidery. Sizes 19, 21 and 23; in flesh, peach, coral green and orchid. 4 Tailored and Lace-trimmed Georgette and Crepe de Chine Gownu, sizes 15 and 16. In flesh and peach. Were flso 50. 5 tai n izes 16 and 17. Were $7.95. Now S-l 95 8 Satin, Radium and L‘repe de Chine Gowns; tailored and lace- trimmed styles. In peach, flesh, coral and green; sizes 15 to 17. Were $7.95. ..$3.95 11 Glove Silk Gowns; in peach and flesh, Regular slus. ‘Were $7.95. Now ..... ..84.95 31 pairs Extra Heavy Quality Glove gray, tan and black. Sizes 5 to 8. Were $3.95 pair. Now 5” 95 12 Crepe de Chine Combinations; with popular brassiere top. Straight chemise and bloomer style 32 to 38. Were $2.95. Now ... 6 Crepe de Chine Combinations; vest-nnd-blnomer style. flesh, peach and coral; sizes 36 and 38. Were $2.95. Now $1.95 8 Gloye Silk Combh’lzlmns, brassiere top, bloomer style. flesh; sizes 32 to 40. Were $4.95. Now s 7 Glove Slilk Sets; vests and bloomers. Lace trimmed and hand embroidered; sizes 36 to 40. In flesh and peach. Were $7.50. Now reduced to $4.95 7 Glove Silk Sets; vests and bloomers. Lace trimmed and hand plique styles; sizes 36 and 38. In flesh and peach. Were $9. Now reduced to . 5.95 S1uk UNpERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Printed Voile Gowns, 68c Were $1. 53 Gowns, in attraunvc figured designs; in green, mk and flesh. Regular s '3 pairs Bloomers and Step-ins, voue snd figured dimity. Were $1 pair.” Now 68¢c $2. N 95¢ 13 Bastiste Gowns, in pastel shades. Were $2. ‘950 19 Handmade and Hand-embroidered Batiste Gowns. In pastel shades. Special $1.45 : lhlldnllde and Hand-embroidered Muslin Pajamas, in whl',e SR PR - DRSS PO oy viocoioohininSegine ane 4 Handmade Batiste Gowns, extra sizes. Special 8 pairs Rayon Pajamas, striped and prinbed designs. TN QI I oo s bk s s 4 im0 6 o e R o o i .$2.65 CorTON UNDERWEAR, THiRD FLOOR. White Silk Costume Slips $2.95 were s395 16 dainty white slips, of heavy quality crepe de chine. Lace trimmed at top and around bottom; deep hems. 6 Crepe de Chine Costume Slips; lace trimmed. Deep shadow- proof hem, in white and flesh. Were $5.95. $3.95 4 White Crepe de Chine Costume Slips. Tailored style; with deep hem. Were $7.50. Now. 3.95 5 Excellent Quality Crepe de Chine Costume Slips; daintily finished with. imported lgeces at top and around hem. In white and flesh. Were $7.50. Now.... crereenees.$3.95 CostumE SLips, THIRD FLOOR. Step-ins and Corset- Brassieres, 75¢ Were much more. 24 garments in this odd lot; reduced for immediate clearance. Corsets and brassieres in small sizes only; step-in girdles, sizes 31 and 32. 10 Corset-Brassieres; including famous “Lily of France” and “Nature's Rival” garments. Of lace, net and broche; broken sizes, 32, 34, 40, 42 and 44. Were $5 and more. support. Sizes 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31, $12. 5 Brassieres for Stout Figures. Of fine broche and s ton-and-rayon) cloth. * Sizes 40, 42, 48 and 50. Were much .Now reduced to CoRseTs, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Negligees, $2-95 Greatly Reduced 9; attractive styles, in cotton crepe and rayon. Plain and floral designs; in blue, orchid, rose, orange, white and green, and white and rose. Broken sizes, 1 Tailored Rayon Robe. Rose-and-green striped design. ‘Was more. Now.... $2.95 1 Tailored Silk Robe; NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR. Women's Silk Broadcloth Shirts, $1 Were 5575 8 White Silk Broadcloth Shirts at this greatly reduced price. Sizes 42, 44 and 45. 17 Women’s Silk Blouses and Shirts. White silk broadcloth shirts and blouses, and 3 tan silk crepe overblouses. Sizes ss to 44 in group, Were $5.75. $2. 8 Black and White Georgette 0verhlo|nes. sizes 34 36, 44 Bnd 46. Were $5.75. NOW........... .95 4 Crepe de Chine Overblouses; blm:k nlvy and prmts “Sizes 34, 40 and 42. Were $10. Now........ - 3 Black Crepe de Chine Vionnet Overblo neck style. Size 3¢. Were $7.50. NOW.......... ‘WomMeN’s BLouses, THIRD FLOOR. Broadcloth Smocks, 65¢ Were 95¢ . 12-in; single and double brea:terl styles. In lavender, blue and tan. Size 44. 9 Excellent Quality Broadcloth Smocks; popular aviation style. Sizes 40 and 44; blue, lavender and peach. Were Sl 95. Now .. 7 Women’s and Misses” One-ploce Satin Froeks, silea 186, 3!! and 40. In marron glace and black colors. Were $10. Now HoME Frocks, THIRD FLOOR. Before Christmas Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, $5-80 were s10 10 51250 179 pairs—grouped for Friday clearance. Included are Pumps and Oxfords in patent leather, black satin and tan Russian calf. The styles are most desirable. Not all sizes : sizes in combined group— 514, 6, 6 7 Infants’ Crepe de Chine and Khnitted Bonnets, $1 /732 y to $7.50 25; attractive colors and white. Noteworthy savings at this reduced price. 3 Infants’ Hand-crocheted Sacques. Were $3.75. Now....$1.50 6 Small Girls’ Hand-smocked Dresses. Styles for tots begin- ning to walk; soft prints. Were $5. Now reduced to. §2 1 Child's Sweater Suit; including sweater, cap, and leggings. Was $10.50. NOW TedUCEd £0 .ueveureiveruerensnenranns $6.50 INFANTS’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Girls’ Slip-on Sweaters Special, $1-95 Only three dozen included in this special srllm;z tomorrow. Smart little wool slip-ons; in the popular plain colors and striped patterns. Sizes 8 to 14. 14 Girls’ Middies. In cadet blue, tan, red and white; trimmed with white braid. Not all colors in every size. Sizes 14, 16, 20 and 22. Were $1.95. 16 pairs Cadet Blue Linen Bloomers; styles with band tup. with elastic at knee. Sizes 10 and 14. Were $1.50 pair. & e "In’ brown ‘and t Size 6 only. Were 75c pair. Now, pflh"?‘ e Azan 70 pairs Girls' Silk-and-Wool Stockings; gray, tan and brown. Were $1 pair. Now, pair 25 pairs Girls’ Long, Fine-ribbed Lisle Stockings. in black and brown. Were 50c pair. Now, pair . 12 Girls’ Cotton Combinations; short-sleeve, ankle: Sizes 2, 6, 8 and 12. Were $1.50. Now .... 4 Girls’ Cotton-and-Wool Combinatio; length styles. Sizes 2 and 12. Were $1, Now 17 pairs Girls’ Cotton-and-Wool Drawers. Ankle-length sizes 2, 8 and 14. Were $1.25 pair, GirLs” FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Gitls’ Apparel Reduced 7 Girls’ “Freshie” Frocks, 9 Girls’ Dotted Swiss, Linen, sllghfiy soiled. Sizes 10 ‘Wool Crepe and Crepe de and. 12, Were $2 95 Chine Frocks. Broken Now . sizes. Were $7.50 to $16.75. Girls' Blue mgnuunn Now reduced to $4.95 Middy Frocks, sizes 12 Girls’ White Georgette and 14. Were $5. Now Dress, soiled from dis- reduced to .. play. Size 16, Was 4 Girls’ Crepe de Chine and $20.50. Now.........$10 Georgette Frocks, sizes 5 Girls’ Tweed Coats, lined 8 and 10. In red and with kasha flannel. Fur blue. Were $12.50. Now collars, sizes 6 to 14. Were reduced to $6.50 $16.75. Now $12.50 GIRLS’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Junior Misses’” Georgette and Chiffon Frocks, $8:%5 ‘Were $22.50 to $29.50. Only 5 included in this group, so greatly reduced. Georgette and flowered chiffon frocks and afternoon ensembles; sizes 13, 15 and 17. 6 Junior Misses’ Satin and 1 Junior Miss' Tweed Suit, Silk Crepe Frocks, brown size 17. Was $39.50. tan, black and print. Now ... “ee..$18.50 Sizes 13, 15 and 17. Were 1 Junior Miss’ Black Dress $16.75. Now. C. » ‘oat, with skunk collar 2 Junior Misses’ Afternoon and cuffs. Size 15. Was Frocks bl tt sise 15, and navy print $50.50. Now......§30.50 chiffon, size 17 Were 3 1 Junior Miss’ Camel's Hair $39.50. Now......$14.50 Sports Coat, with fur col- 2 Junior Misses” Two-plcce lar. Sports plaid. Size Tweed Suits, size 17. 17. Was $69.50 ‘Were $22.50. Now..$6.50 Now . JUNIOR Misses’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Misses” Short Vamp Shoes, $2.75 Pair 10 Pairs Imitation Alligator Short Vamp Shoes: strap and tle style with round toe and Cuban heel. Sizes AAA 5! 6; AS, 6; B 312, 415, 5; C 3. Were $8. Now.... .$2.75 9 Pairs Black Patent and Black Suede Slippers; round toe, Shm't vsmp and splke heel. Sizes AAA 5, 512; AA 5'%; 31, i B 315, 4%5: C 3'3. Were $10. Now .$2.75 3 Pal s Black Satin Slleers round toe, short vamp and Baby Louis heel. Sizes AA 4 A 4; C6. Were $6.50. Now...$2.75 3 Pairs Black Brocade Pllmp!. round toe, short vamp And spike heel. Sizes B 515; C 3, 7. Were $6.50. Now. 82." 2 Pairs Gold Evening Sllppers, with center Strlp 1ihun vamp and spike heel. Sizes A 4 ow .. round toe, short vamp nnd spike heel. B 414, 5, 513, 6, Cc2 33 Were $8. Now Misses’ SHOES, THIRD FLOOR. Children’s Shoes, 3195 pair Were $335 to 5450 pair 12 Pairs Children’s Patent, White Top, Lace Shoes, with turn sole. Sizes B 8’,2. 9, 1015, 11; C 8%, 103, 11; D 10 and !0‘1. ‘Were $4.50. 8 Pairs Patent, Dull Top, Lace Shoes, with turn sole 8%, 9; C 8!y; D 8!, 9': and 10'2. Were $4. 3 Pairs Tan Calf, Plain Toe Lace ‘Shoes, with welt sole. 9 B; 10 and 10’ D. Were $3.35. Now.. 4 Pairs Tan Elk, Moccasin Toe Lace She Sizes 812 D; 10 E. Were $4. Now 8 Pairs Tan Calfskin Lace Shoes; straigh 8 Pairs Infants’ Sizes C 5%z, 6, 61 23 Pairs Junior leather sole. trimmed. Sizes B 12to 2; C 12 to 1; D 12 to 2. Now CHILDREN'S SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR. Children’s Warm Leggings Greatly Reduced 5 Pairs. Were $2.50. NOW...ceeeeveeene .$1 2 Pairs. Were $3.50. Now... 11 Pairs. Were $4. Now....cccccacnccccoces.$2 JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Children’s Combinations Greatly Reduced 14; were $1. Now......cccvenvaen eewaS0C 3; were $1.75. Now......ccccceevvenaceenss.75C 1; handmade. Was $3. Now...............81.50 2 Knitted Union Suits. Were $2. Now .81 3 Boys’ Wash Suits; two-piece style. Were $4. NEW . i adorivadea sttt Sty L L SIS0 1 Boy's Pongee Suit. Was $7.50. “Now T 2 Girls’ Wool Skirts. Were $1.50. Now......50c JuveniLe AppareL, FOURTH FLOOR.