Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 26

oK W < THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, ~ 29 OVEMBER 1928, FOUR POLICEMEN FACE TRIAL BODY | tain some free advertising for a circus submitting to a newspaper what was { ruled to be an untruthful news article | has brought a judgment for $2.500 dam- | ages against him and his employers. | The article was telegraphed to the algary Herald by James Van Shyke, secretary to Charles Cook, general man- | ager of the Al G. Barnes circus, from One Recommended for Dis- !, missal; Intoxication Charged to Second Officer. One policeman was recommended for dismissal, another was tried for in- toxication. charges of insubordination were heard against a third and a fourth was tried for baing off his beat by the Police Trial Board today The board recommended the dismis- sal of Policeman S. M. Anglin of the third precinet | The officer brought before the board | on the intoxication charge was R. E Williams of th Witnesses te the night of November 18. came to th residence of Mary J. Becker. in the first ' block of K street, in scarch of a friend wha lived at another address. When he was refused admittance, Mrs. Beck- er said. he kicked the door open and entered the honse. Neighbors called police. whe took Williams from the hous, - Not on Duty at Time. Dr. J. J. Kilroy and fellow officers testified that he was under the influ- enee of liquor. Williams admitted hav- ing had a “few drinks” earlier in the evening. He was not on duiy at the time. Officer C. S. Creel of the fourteenth precinct was brought before the board on charges of insubordination and using | profane lar e in the station house. | . McGill Grove. to have objected to the manner in which Acting Sergt. | James Bigham handled the cases of two young women and four men who were arrested in the vicinity of a filling | station at 3 am. November 14 | He awoke the licuten: who was sleeping on the floor above, and asked | him to take charg> of the case | Licut. Grove said Creel refused to ohey his insiructions not to interfere | in the case and also refused to go out on his beat. Creel used profane lan- | Ruage and asked to be suspended, Lieut. | Grove said. On Force 27 Years. Creel. who has been on the poli force 27 years. admitted having argument with the acting sergeant, bu- said he did not recall refusing to obav | Lieut. Grove, or the use of any pro- | fani! | gham told the board Creel had told the arresting officer, Clautie M: theny, in the filling station cas This was in violation of orders, Big- ham said. but he thought nothing of it. regarding it mcrely as a manifesta- tion of “the jea between precin and headquarters men. Policeman C. A. Bailey of the secon:d precinct pleaded guiliy to a charge that he was absent from his beat witl; out due cause on November 13, SCHOOL BUS DRIVER TAKES OUT LICENSE | Seabrook Citizens Win Point in Fight on’ Closing of Com- munity School. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md.. November F. Halley, driver of the school bus be- twzen Seabrook and Lanham in Prince | Georges County, procured a chauffeur's license and a “hire” tag from A. W. Nappinger, registrar of motor vehicles | here, yesterday, following a hearing be- fore the State commissioner. He had | bezn acquitted by Judge Sheriff at Hy- atisville, foilowing his arrest at the | instance of patrons of the Seabrook | Scheol. The school was closed some weeks 2go because it lacked the required number of pupils, and the bus was sup- plied to convey the children to Lanhan Parents objected, saying the dis was Yoo great and the pupils too small to be taken there, and the bus contin- | ued operating with only three pupi The parents offered to defray a portion | of the cost for a new teacher, but the | school board refused to allow the teach- er. nolding it to be against the law. The parents then paid for a bus service to | Glenn Dale and most of the children ! were hauled there. Complaint was made that the Lanham bus. with three chil- | dren, was being operated at a cost to the county of $650 a month. Judge Sheriff upheld the contention of the school board that its bus drivers were exempt. J. R. Riggies. representing the | Seabrook _Civic As: ion. carried the fight to Baltimore. If other school bus drivers who are mot licensed are re- quired to obtain licenses the cost for | transporting some 15,000 pupils in the nty to and from school will be in- creased by hundreds of dollars, Births fieported. The following births have been reported 1o | fhe "Health Depariment in”" the *past. 3¢ Tar and May Harrison. girls (twins) «Leo S 'and Anna M. Lowe, girt. " Eari and Ray Wiss, b Warren A. and Angie " and" Einel 8 Leo M. and Virginia M. Woulfe: gir Archibeld L. and Alma M. Bniion. oy * Rov M. and Minnie B Girriton, bov Leo and ‘Maaic HiL, #1.) LVing and Laur Roorevell ond Fila Pender. bos. arren. girl izene and Dorothy C John ana Ruth White. Jos2ph and Virzinia Jon Deaths R.eporled. The following fo the Healt hours Ma eaits have been reported dex Depariment in the past 24 ¢ F._Huih. 86, "e W Slick. 1101 Pa th st n Hosnital 8. St Blix 31. 809 Deiafied 631 Massachuseils Georzetown Uni- r Hospital roas ae a's Hosoital. | Eliza Tolson. A0. Harrison White: Smith 44, Henson M. Batsor oIl MeKeno ne. 10 Ma r l‘iflgC LiCCII.\'t‘S. age licenses have been issued 1o the Rozers. 20. and Fidelia L. ille. Md. and Rev. E. Heu 21, and Myrile €. Mills, Bullock 24. Alexandria. V o and Dry Fork, Va.: Rev. H 28, and Madge F. Philadelphia, Pa.. 31, this eity: Rev and Mars White, 33, Margaret Fink, 20, hoth of Baltimore. Md.: Rev. Julius T. Loeb! Edvard H. Baker. 24. and Mary E. Cor- bin, 23; Rev. Robert 5. Barnes. ' Mrs. Caroline Bedford. whose father was killed at Waicrloo. died recently at | Weyma d. al the ‘( 102 without a surviving relative, By he Associaled Press. | o Newspaper Wins Suit Against Circus For False Story Put Over by Press IAFent |See: smemedinanine taets | Kamloops. British Columbia. It repre- CALGARY, Alberta, November 22.— sented the circus as contemplating the A press agent's successful effort to ob- | expenditure of a large sum of money in a2 motion picture enterprise. in Calgary. ‘The newspaper printed the story, and when it found it to be untrue, started action. Justice Parker of the Supreme Court sald that Shyke's action “constituted a deliberate. fraudulent and unfortunately a successful attempt to impose as an item of news something which they ap- 0 Capeskin important clen pull-on_suedes. and one-clasp capeskin gloves, S1oand & Gloves. Xie. Not all any one e or color, especially great values! lasp novelts el Washable A FASHION INSTITUTICM Paris Sizes but Washington One. clasy nd piill-ons in Havana Mexican beige. mode or 85¢ Glove Shop—Street Floor. feblelfs parently conjured up and exploited for their own purpose of self-advertising.” The circus, Cook and Shyke were all Nothing on Patrick. From the Detroit Free Press Standing by the entrance of a large estate in the suburbs of Dublin are two huge dogs carved out of granite. An Englishmen going by in a motor thought he would have some fun with the Irish driver. “How often do they feed those two hig dogs?” “Whenever they bark. sir.” was the straightfor- ward repl, Flowers —and there are lawn gardenias. and felt chrysanthe- mums, Flower Booth—Street I'loor Daris {Buce's Own Paper Barred by Censor For Crime Story of Too Dark Nature By the Associated Press. | MILAN, Italy, November 22.—Premier Mussolini's own newspaper, Popolo D'Italia, has fallen afoul of censorship. ‘The paper's late city edition was equestered” by the prefect of Milan because it contained a crime story a little too dark in character and there- fore contrary to directions that the premier had given the Fascist press. Arnaldo lini, brother of the premier and editor of Popolo D'Italia. elleffs A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington No Friday Cleafaway for nearly two months ... Tomorrow .. . NewYork night and the reporter rushed 1t in SAINT TO BE HONORED. the late city edition after 3 am. when t Carmelite Monastery Here to Par he copy desk staff had left the Tribute to Order’s Co-Founder. building. The oldest religious order in the his- tory of the Catholic Church. the Order The Navy Department was advised |of Barefooted Carmelite Priars, will that three Marines werc injured yester- Bonor of the oo-founder of the order, . t john of the ross, wi a public day when an amphibian plane fell| T SIn® 0 o Olrgin "tonight "at & from a height of 2000 feet into the gclock in the chapel of the local Car- water off the naval air station at the melite monastery, 150 Rhode Island Island of Guam. avenue northeast. The injured men were Lieut. Francis Very Rev. Paschasius Heriz will con- J. McQuillen of Emmitsburg. Md., pas- duct the exercises, which will close on senger: Gunnery Sergt. S. Ernest Par- Saturady, the feast day of the saint rick of Pensacola. Fla.. pilot, and Corpl Solemn high mass will be celebrated Daniel G. McCarroll of Morris, Minn. Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Gelleffs A FASHION INSTITUTION rie Washington NewYork PLANE FALLS IN WATER. ,this morning published an account of | the seizure of the edition, saying that it had occurred because a reporter was overzealous in writing up certain po- lice_new “We are justly sequestered.” Arnold Mussolini wrote. “And we are the firs: to admit it.” The offending story was headlin-d. “Wounds His Fiancee and Kills Self in | Father's Presenc The tragedy occurred during the Neckwear to $3 Triangle Scarfs— ely crepe de chines . and painted . . . just twenty-five all " told 5150 to S8 Jabot Collars—ecri lace with "V neck- Umbrellas! .50 16-rib Silk Umbrellas solled. but who cares that when they take to red. orown. all_inave S sreen. or purple . 18 ribs. of eourse Umbrella_Shop—Street Floor. A Six Weeks’ Cumulative Clearaway of Big Importance! Hundreds of dresses . scores of new gloves and other accessories that do not At i for Friday ... . color or s these marked-down goods! These Prices Will Clear the Coats Not so very many of them . .. but every coat.a wondevful buy! 9 Women’s Coats rey Imported Tweed Coals—platinum wolf collars . . Grey Lustrah Cloth Ceat—woli collar, siz> 38 9.50 Norma Cloth C s—grey £nd collars . . . Sizes 36, 38, and 40 ilored Coats—sizes 36 to 40.. 50 Black Imported Broadtail stunning squirrel collars and cuff: 1an Broadeioth Coat: Red and Green Norma Cloth Coats—tuxedo to the hem collars and cufts of opossum . . . siz>s 36 and 38 ; 50 Grey Camel's Hair Coat—beautiful wolf collar, siz: 50 Rodier Plaid Sports Coat—fox fur collar . . . size 38. 0 Tan Mixture Sporis Coat—with raccoon shawl collar. 3—855 Ringtail Opossum and Wolf Trimmed Travel Coats—sizes 1—$69.50 Little Womea's Black Norma Cloth Coat—opossum shawl, 211, 855 ' 3—875 Tan Velma Cloth Coats Kit Fox trimmed—big sizes 36 and 42 ... shawl or mushroom collars . 8izes 36 to 44 . 2—$75 Fur Bordered Coats—tan and green norma-cloth with bair seal 1—$79.50 Black Coat with Black Wolf—forming tuxedo and cufls, 40 1—$69.50 Black Rayosa Cloth Coat with Natural Wolf collar... 2—$69.50 Camel’s Hair Sports Coats—oxford and brown with kit fox or wolf collars . . . zize 36 ... 2—98.50 Tan Swansdewne Coais—fitch or kit fox collars . 2—$89.50 Fox Collared Swansdowne Coats—beige and rubber . . $75 3—8$85 Black Coats with Black Fox—collars and cuffs . . 3—$89.50 Black Velma Cloth Coats—caracul shawis and cuffs . . 36 and 42 .. 38 a 2—$98.50 Brown Coats with Brown Fox—shawl collars and cuffs . . . 36 and 38, . 38 and 42.. $89.50 Beaver Trimmed Kashmir Coats—brown and tan . . fur-trimmed \Winter coats . . sizes 36 to 44. ts—stiiched collars and cuffs, tan and biue, 34 a'rid, hawl and cuffs . 40 and 42, . fur nto our Christmas plans . . . ridiculously low in most cases to make it worth yvour while to look them over. e you most want . . . but tomorrow at a price you'll scarcely be able to resist. values | 95 gym bloomers in R 0 butterfiy skirts, beantiful plaiqs and plain’ color: 0 velveteen skirts on snug fitting hip-bands, black, brown. green -$35 Buy and save tomorrow . check your -$35 0 silk raincoal . green, rose. bl pull-on sweaters . . . $6.50 slip-on vge and crew necked coats, sports clothes . . corsets, underwear . . . Hurry in for Sportswear read about the wonderful atin or ser marked from . real values .... vee or crew neck _‘while ‘thay Tast . wool crepe and novelty woolen frocks . Jersey tip jackets . ensembles . . . 3 piece . i parate cardigan 2—$35 dresses . . year sizes .... jersey tops gay colored leather belts. and combination colors. . grey: 2—$125 Grey Coats with Grey Fox—shawl coliar, cuffs and front border . sizes 36 and 40 1—$§110 All Around Border Coat—skunk on green Norma . . . 3—$98.50 Imported Black Broadtail—fox and skunk ... 36 and 40.. 18125 Grey Coat with Kit Fox Shawl Collar—and cuffs . . . size 36 1—$125 Little Women's Kit Fox Trimmed Coat—grey norma and kit fc collar, cuffs and flare border . . . size 23';. <o Misses’ Coats 1—598.50 Sports Coats with Muffler Collar of Natural Lynx—size 18 3—$69.50 Imported Tweed Coats, with muffler of raccoon collars. t, falleaf—size a8 3—$69.50 Dress Coats. with shawl collars and deep cuffs of wolf or opossum— tan and red—-16 and 18 2—$110 Oxlord Sperts Ceats, scarf collar and badger cuffs 2—598.50 Red and Green Dress Coats, deep shawls and eibo 1—§| Beaver Trimmed Falleaf Tan Coat, shawl and spiral cuffs; 18. 1—$110 Caracul Tuxedo Collared Tan Kas| ir Coat; size 14. . 4—$98.50 Shawl Collared Coats, bear, b2aver and. black wolf; 16, 18, 20 Dress Coats, some with borders; caracul, wolf or be: Imported Tweed and Llama Cloth Coats, fur trimmed $85 Badger Trimmed Black and Tan Coats. sizes 14 and 20 Princess Model Black Coat, godets and scarf collar of s Black Fox Trimmed Black Coats, muftier collar, spiral cuffs; 16. Fur Bordered Coats, black and grey with wolf fur; 14 to 20. 3—$125 Krimmer Shawl Collars, afler Paquin on grey or blue fabrics 50 Civet Cat Trimmed Kashmir Dress Coats, green and red. 1—8125 Beaver Fur or Tan Coat, muffier collar and deep cuffs: siz° 16. 3—$125 Majora Dress Coats, trimmed with kit fox, grey or flagship blue Juniors’ Coats $25 2—$49.50 Tan and Brown Straightline Coats, opossum collars; 13 and 17 3—$45 Falleaf and Red Coats, muffier collars of skunk: 13 and 15 3—$49.50 Dress Coats, with shawl collars of fur; red and tan: 13 and 17. 2—$39.50 Suede Cloth Coats, with shawl collars of French beaver (coney Larger Women’s Coats $75 2895 Black Coats, skunk trimmed or kit fox trimmed: 46); and 502 2-—$89.50 Brown Coats, ringtail or fitch trimmed: size 40’ 2—$89.50 and $95 Green Coats, tan caracul or skunk furre : $95 40%5... 2—$125 Black Broadcloth Cdats, lynx shawl collars and cuffs; 42}, and 46 2—$125 Brown Coats, with brown fur. minklail or beaver; size 441z, 1—$125 Black Broadtail Coai, with skunk collar and cul 1—$125 Grey Broadeloth Coat, stunning squirrel trimming; 44 Coat Shops—Third Floor Handbags Jev&;oe!{ty Leather . Handbags— $l Slightly marred from handling Necklaces . . . rt, nicely lined and o TORETTEDS . and a choice of green blue and tun. 15—55 Pouch Handbags—Ex- $3 cellent quality . smooth calf and grained goat with stunning simulated shell or covered frames . available in blue, biack, tan and green. $3.95 7—$10. Velvet Handbags —Dressy bags with inside swinging compartment and vanity mirror . . . black, tan,and brown, 18—$10 to $16.50 Fabric and $5 Leather Bags—Eight silk vel- vt with polished frames and silk linings . . . tan, brown. and eastor. Antclope * suede, smooth calf, pin morocco, and trout grained calf leather bags . . . @ bit tumbled from handling but exceptional values. 4—$16,50 Cloisonne Grain $] 0 ~in the color of jade Call_Bags. Smart envelopes ved, coral, .. beaulitully lined and fitted . . . 85 o 5350 Ombre &nd shown in tan, beige and brown. Pearl Neckluces—85 sira 4—$25 Embroidered §1 S0 left. . . beautifully shaded Antelope Suede Bags 1255 . Interesting back strap style . . black background with gorgeous em- : brofdery. pearls, too! Handbag Shop—Street Floor Tty SN A Sireer Handkerchiefs Men’s and Women's 50c Handkerchiefs 5 novelty colored handkerchiefs for men . . . 20 plain white men’s handkerchiefs . . . 23 white embroidered handker- chiefs for women . . brofdered initials F. G. P, and W. Half-price tomorrow! 1,200 Sheer White Linen Handkerchiefs A fresh supply that came too late for last week's event ... women's size ... 1/16~inch hems wonderful value! bracelets . . chokel cinating essortment of pieces . . some a bit tarnished . . big values at 25c. paz and crystal , . . finished pleces , . 2 and 3 lets. ‘They're all here . . . and all one dollar. $3 to $6.50 One or Two- of-a-kind Pieces of Jew- elry—50 piec velous values . do be chokers, pendants, tassel .‘green fo nile , . .orchid_to the palest . . grey pearls . . Handkerchief Shop—Street Floor ... It's a simple, fas- some counter worn . . New Shipment of Costume $1 Jewelry—Stunning pieces . . . constructed stone jewelry" that looks like 1apis, carnelian, turquoise, to- gold and silver v even constructed pearl necklaces in 60-inch strands, strand stvles. or choker ! Necklaces, Earrings, Rings, Brace- . and what mar- they're sure (o be sold at sight . rose qua .and constructed pearls const.) . and’ 25¢ . 30 women’s handkerchiefs with the hand-em- $1 doz. : Colorful Jersey § 8—$69.50 Tan Norma and .%roadcloth Coats—wolf, bear, and ringtail opossum Misses’ Sizes 16 to 20 years Only 44 of these $10 Dresses and plain jersey skirts! .red, tan, brown, Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor Juniors’ Dresses 8—$19.50 to $25 One and Two Piece Dresses 4 Georgette frocks . . navy, 13 . 4 Satin frocks . . . .. green in size 17 . . 2 Flai crepe frocks . . . size 17 . plaited and tiered . . blue, 15, one and two piece models . . . brown, sizes 15 and 17 . . one-plece . . . tailored . . . and green in size 13. 13—$25 All Occasion Frocks . . . 2 Ensembles, . sizes 15 and 17 6 Satin dres: .. 845 skirts beige 'and black In sizes 15 and 17 . . . 2 Georgette two-plece frocks . Ensembles. ......... Jjersey frocks and velveteen coats . one and two plece models , . . plaited skirts . . . and size 15 in rust. 3 Flat crepe frocks . wine, size*13 . . . two-piece . . and blue in size 15. 11—$29.50 Few-of-a-Kind Dresses. ... 1 Transparent velvet . . 1 Printed transparent velvet dress with lace yoke . . 2 Flat erepe frocks . . brown, 17. 1 Green velvet ensemble with three-quarter length coat and printed . one-piece flared skirt . . . trimmed with velvet bows . . silk_blouse, in green, size 17. 4 Flat crepe frocks . velvet trimmed 1 Satin frock . . . two-piece models . . blue, 13 . . . fared skirt . . blouses . . grape blue, size 1 1 Tweed trock . tan, size 15 . one-piece tailored . e~ srey Shops now clear their stocks in ani tmas days shead. 4 .and a brand-new shipment that came Appreciation event! $3.95 and $5 Crepe de Chine Underthings—Perfectly lovely chemise, step-ins, bloomers, and even gowns . . . Alencon lace trimming . . . but there are only 50 pieces in all s0 we're clearin $1.95 Pongee tailored top. sl $3.95 Silk Sl trimmed $7.50 Georgelte beautiiul piec end bloomers . . . and peach $13.50 to $16 sels, chemise . georgette . or white ] $19.50 to §: . chemise . . 25¢ pencants to $10 e rinted crey 200 odd . but’ all of moderns v good . . . $4—10 and 12 . all new $1.95 lace trimmed . 38. early, for necklace: +. . in pil ... V-neck s $3 necklaces . 1ose shades to delicate fiesh . gold to beige lavender all-white medallions . . top and boltom these gifty slips are . 30 garments in radiums and de chine . e $19.50 to $25 Beautiful Ne flowing sleeves . . heavy crepe de chine, and georgette. Nile, peach and orchid. . Girdles . . . Corsets . . . Scanties! nties—the famous four-in-one garment brassiere . a discontinued style but $ ()5 $5 Discontinued S . . . panties trimmed with lace . . sections of elastic with detachable step-in . Reduced from former prices to.. New Rayon Unde: tailored or them at s—just 15 pieces but exceptional values . . . 95 s ow hem, inverted plaits, and sizes 36 to 40. C- s—odd sizes in beautiful heavy crepe de chine . . . white o flesh .. @ with laces . and Crepe de Ch <. ..gowns, chemise, dance sets, some lacey, some tailored . . . 0 Silk Underthi ample pieces g5 . of heavenly ninon, crepe de chine, and 80 nile, orchkld $10.7S flesh, peach, erie—exquisite gown paj . of French ninon, crepe satin, indestructible $13 50 voile, and crepe de chine. Shop early to find your size!l.. e $3.50 and bordel Silk Negligees—Only 2% they're tins - with g o cles . others with tailored lines . made of trico . with uplift pink or white .. inch Girdles—just . pink, white,'and a few black $3 Glove Silk Step-ins—Ilovely Milanese or plain tricot glove silk . . insertions of fine Swiss lace or embroidered appliqued . pink, peach, nile . . sizes 5 to 7 Glove Silk Vests to Floor Match $5.75 Vanity Fair fastening, and bloomer bottom . . . - which are over the 30 or 60 day limit we place on’ all fz wherever there’s an odd lot of merchandise in this store, there's a new low price Jelleff merchandise . . . Please buy carefully . . . take time to make selections . . . No exchanges or credits on 3 wants and come in early! $3 tan riding and tuck-in shirts of fine English broadcloth. .all se v § stripes and novelty weaves . $3 7.50 If you like to have a lot of changes, have two or three new firocks tomorrow at this attractive low price mostly two-piece styles . in color with the jumper . . . oiten the skirt contrasting . some have novelty-printed Smart necklines. .. Many plaited skirts...plain Women's sizes 36 to 10 . green and plaited and tiered . and blue in size 15. wine, in size 15 . plaited and tiered wine_in size 17. . novelty pleated skirts . . . in black, size 17. «wine . . .18 . black, 17 . . . . pleated skirts . . wine, 13 'and 17 . . .‘blouse trimmed with shirring . . . . border trimmed . All odds and ends marked away down for too e Underthings—Not all sizes but such step-ins, of conu , . neglige i i in crepe satin . . . made with side . side hook and clasp front styles 90 to $10 Saucy Sue Combination Garments—Brassier: . erepe de chine, silk jersey, and rayon . . . all sizes 32 to $3_95 things ... Too Late for Our Appreciation Event! Super rayon bleemers with yoke front . . . K, peach, orchid, nile, an and gray gowns in peach and nie, sk do well to stock up tomorrow cul full and well reinforced . vests 10 match, 36 (o 42 tions—double brassiere top, side silver, black, and pink . . . all shion apparel . . . bags, with all that means as to quality . . . not always just the Crepes, Satins, Velvets, Georgettes, All kinds of Dresses from *10 Upwards You knose our loweest reqular price in our second and third floor dress shops is $10.50. . .this just shozcs hotwe- reductions have been made all along the lin Women’s Dresses 14—539.50 Street and Afternoon Dresses 50c H snug fitting hip tan, brown, blue, 6 are stunning satin and crepe . . . quite tailored with front plaits, side ties, huttons and bit of Jace. Only in navy, tan and black, 4 Satin erepe afternoon dres beautifully made . . of real lace! 4 Flared Canton crepe models . . . with swathed hips . 6—$49.50 One or Two-of-a-Kind Dresses . some even have a touch « . in tan, blue and black. 2 Brown and blue afternoon dresses of silk erepe . and uneven hem. 1 is a burgundy satin with a slim front panel and side jabot. 1 Brown georgette dress with full tiers trimmed with transparent velvet. 2 One and two piece satin dresses with distinctive lines, Misses’ Dresses 19—$19.50 to $29.50 Tailored and Dressy Frocks................ ssetgen $ 1 0 . sponsorizg surplice lines 2 Tailored satin frocks . . . black in size 16 . . . brown in 20: 5 One and two piece satin frocks . . . black, 16 . . . blue, 14 . . 7 Flat crepe frocks with plaited skirts and hand fagotting . . 16 and 18 . . . wine in 16 . . . black in 16 and 18, 2 Velvet and self-trimmed georgette . . . navy in size 20 . . 2 Covert frocks . . . tan in size 16 and blue in size 20. 1 Swagger, belted printed jersey frock in blue, size 16. 20—$25 and $29.50 Crepe and Velvet Dresses . . . Ensembles..... . ..... $1 5 DL 1 Transparent velvet frock with fiared skirt . . . black . . size 186. 3 Transparent velvet frocks with crepe skirts, black, 14 to 20. 4 Printed velvet dresses with flared skirt and snug hips . . . 1 Brown, belted satin frock . . . plaited skirt, smart blouse . . . size 16. 3 Flat crepe frocks with tiers and ties . . . black, 18 . . . wine, 20 . . . blue, 16. 1 Green velvetesn ensemble.with jersey blouse, size 20. 7 Ensembles of wool mixtures . jacket length coats,.plaited skirts and silk to 20. blouses . . . blue, green. brown, natural . . . 14 16—$29.50 Transparent Velvet . . Satin . . . Crepe $20 . black in .16 and 18 . . , Dresses 9 Flat erepe frocks in one and two piece styles . . . blue in 16 and 18 . . 16; in 14 . . . brown in 14 and 18 . . . black in 14 and 16. 1 Black satin dress'. . . chicly belted style . . . size 20. $20 coral, 18 . . . . brown. 20. . brown, in sizes . blue in 16, blue, green, 5 Printed and plain transparent, velvet dresscs . green in 16 . . . prints'in 18. . wine | « « . green in 1 Tailored grey tweed dress with button trimming . . . 11—$29.50' Evening Frocks beige in size 13 5 Stunning meire biue in 16 and 18. 3 Satin evening gowns . . . blue and orchid in 14 . . . green in 16, 3 Sheer and lovely gowns . . . black chiffon in 16 . . . green chiffon, 14 . . . and red georgetie in 14. . ; 11—$29.50 to $49.50 Frocks, Ensembles and Evening Dresses. .. .. evening gowns . . . green in 14 and 18 . . . $20 4 Chiffon evening dresses in pastel shades . . . uneven hemlines. 1 Blue faille crepe afternoon dress . . . lace trimmed. 2 Blue and brown velveteen ensembles with jersey blouse, 2 Interestingly tucked brown satin dresses. 2 Velvet trimmed erepe dresses . . . in claret and brown. B 34—$45 to $59.50 Exceptionally Lovely Dresses Sl by 7 Velvet dresses in plain shades and prints. 4 Beautifully draped satin dresses . . . beige, brown, black. 5 Crepe frocks'. . . many trimmed with velvet . . . red. blue and black. 1 Black lace and chiffon afternoon . . . with fiers and lace yoke. 2 Velvet dinner gowns . . . one is peach, the other red 2 Draped satin’ evening .gowns . ... in peach and orchid. 1 Printed chiffon dance frock . . . very modern. 2 Chiffon evening gowns . .' . draped and with uneven hem . . 1 Rhinestone studded white evening dress . 4 Velvet afternoon dresses . . brown, sapphire. 2 Crepe daytime dresses, velvet trimmed . . the it P . mals, orchid. . .- exceptional value. . metallic trimmed or \moire tailored . . . black, . both are Black. late for nsembles, with satin or lame blouses . . . claret, black and printed, with Irish and - Sensational Friday Clearance of - SORQSI§ Pumps and Oxfords Formerly $10 to $12.50 More than thirty different styles...in pumps, ties, and oxfords. The lot consists of broken sizes. samples, and discontinued $6.45 stvles. ..all_remarkable values and very desirable! Materials—Tan calfskin, patent leather, hlack satin, tan, brown and black kidskin. Heels—Military, medium. and spike. $8.45 $13.50 to $15.50 Styles Here are some of the season's most popular stvles and colors. .. mocha, Spanish, Java hrown. hotile green and black. patent leather. glove-soft kidskin. m, and spike. Shoe Shop—Street Floor Larger Women’s Dresses 15—$16.30 Street and Afterncon Dresses $1.95 , dance ajamas, and autitul indeed, such popular styles that we couldn't keep our lines complete! Colors—Navy, Burgundy, Matevials—suedes, lizard: Heels—Cuban, junior, me Sor $1.95 and girdle Satins, crepes and georgettes, trimmed with contrasting colors flares and plaits . . . in black, navy, tan and brown. Sizes 42! 30—$25 to $39.50 Charming Daytime Dresses . . dresses of georgette and velvet . . crepes trimmed with jersey. too! And a choice of black, navy tan, green and wine o 501, 12—539.50 to $49.50 Many Purpose Dresses Really very exceptional values Dressy satins . . . lovely georgetles and velvets . . . tailored crepes trimmed with velvet . . . trim satins and crepes . . . swagger wool georgettes . . . in black, independence blue, brown and grey. Sizes 42, 44 and 46, Larger Women's Frock Shop—Necond Floor Stockings Service Chiffon Silk Stockings . with $1.93 new, you see this shipment came too late for the Appreciation event! - Remarkable values for you know Silkenese is pure glove silk reinforced with Bemberg $3.95 and $5 Glove Silk Bloomers—beautiful quality style and few of that . .. Vanity Fair, Striped, and Tri bloomer or bandee bottom.. $1.95 Super Rayon Brassiere and Bloomer Combinations— side fastening style . . . picoted top and straps, Grey Shops—Second Floor Full fashioned . .. perfect . .. and these are all six strand silk to the top with lisle lined garter hem . . . broken sizes in all these colors— Almmhtw’\_ Beige French Nude Rifle '50c' $3.95 a few of this $3.00 '$1.95 ude Mirage $1 to $1.30 Ankle Socks 8o popular . .. the only thing is, our color range is broken . . . sizes 8% to 10. Silk and wool socks for Fall and Winter sports wear. Stocking Shop—Street Floor