Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 16

16 KIONAPED MAN AIDS IN ARRESTS Forced to Drive Trio From Washington to New Jersey at Point of Gun. Retaining his nerve, even after being kidnaped in his own car and held cap- tive at the point of a pistol for nearly | 10 hours, Raymond L. Schwenk, 29 years old, of 1447 East Capitol street, yesterday morning assisted New Jersey police in arresting two women and a man whom he says forced him to drive to Penn Grove, N. J., after he had given them a “lift” here. The trio, who are being held for the local authorities, described themselves as Elmer Altizer, 31, and his wife, Sadie, 21, and Helen Woxnick, 20. An- other man, known only to Schwenk as “Boswell,” at whose home the others were captured, was also taken into cus- tody and questioned by the New Jersey authorities. Local police say that Altizer and Miss ‘Woxnick have police records. Hailed at Midnight. Desire to get out of the city was the only motive which Schwenk could give today as the cause for the three per- sons forcing him to drive them so far. He was hailed by one of the women as he was returning home about mid- night Tuesday from his work as driver for the Carry Ice Cream Co. The man asked Schwenk to “do him a favor” by driving him and his companions to their home in Hyattsville, stopping on the way at an address in the 1300 block of B street southeast to get some bed- ding. Schwenk, apparently in an obliging| mood, agreed to do that “favor.” When they got to Hyattsville, the Washington man says he was told they lived in Laurel. Schwenk said he could not drive them that far. “Oh, yes, you can,” he quotes Altizer as replying as he drew a gun and lev- eled it at him. RAYMOND L. SCHWENK. —Star Staff Photo. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and warmer, probably occasional rain to- night and tomorrow; lowest tempera- ture tonight about 40 degrees; gentle to moderate east, shifting to south, winds. Maryland—Occasional ~ rain and warmer tonight and tomorrow; mod- erate to fresh east, shifting to south, winds. Virginia—Cloudy, probably occasional rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer to- night and in east and central portions tomorrow; moderate shifting winds, be- coming fresh southerly. ¥ ‘West Virginia—Occasional rain to- night and tomorrow; warmer tonight; colder tomorrow night. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 36; 8 p.m., 35; 12 midnight, 34; 4 ., 33; 8 a.m. 35; Obeying instructions from the armed man, Schwenk relinquished the driver's seat. His “guests” questioned him about gas and at Laurel stopped to fill up the 5 pAlthough he begged them to let him g0, even offering them the car, Schwenk says his captors insisted he would have to accompany them. One of the women told him they were going to New York and he would have to stay with them for two weeks. Freed at Penns Grove. in New- to get hot coffee, bel from the ride, and Schwenk drank his while the man cov- ered him with & revolver held in his Penns e ST = a house sever: - a street trom where he alight. The women drove the machine back to Schwenk and the man gave him final instructions not to Jook back when his car was returned to him. Pennsville, about six miles away, e a and called rty. P Police are sald to have N&vagx- lormation cont -~ — g‘m from B street ‘where they were known, '3 a left with- | AHlant Balti TREASURY TRUCK TURN OVER IN CRASH WITH CA . Three Men Injured in Collision of Two Machines at Fifteenth and T Streets. “Three men were injured shortly before | ¥snses Gity. of the Washingtol Pifteenth and T streets. Charles Zuber, 31 years old, 1321 Ken- Omah: yon street, driver of the gas light com- Eile pnny'suz.vutrutednmmeot Robert E. Moran, 1532 Sixteen ition serious. Both were only slightly injured. i The Treasury Department truck was overturned by the force of the impact | and the other car was driven against the | curb and badly damaged. $10,000 IS AWARDED IN OYSTER DEATH CASE | Naval Officer’s Widow Wins Judg- ment Against Former Har- vey’s Managers. Charles Picard and mt H.l;ivurg Pischer, former managers o ey’ Somatea by & I B G Disision s y & jury io! 1 before Justice Stafford for the death of Kenneth M. Smith, a naval officer, who died April 29, 1926, after eating fried oysters at the restaurant. Two other officers who partook of the oys- ters were made sick. it was testified. Mrs. Stella A. Smith, of Vlllefil.' Calif., widow of the officer, brought suit as administratrix of his estate for Ther benefit and for the two minor chil- dren of the officer. The jury awarded her the maximum verdict permitted by | “District law for a death resulting from negligence. Attorneys Ansell and Bai- ley appeared for the widow. Attorneys Simon, Koenigsberger, Young and Brez, for the defendants, are expected to ask for a new trial. S HEADS VIRGINIA FAIRS. H. B. Watkins of Danville Re- FElected at Association Meeting. Epeciel Dispatch to The Star. ROANOKE, Va. January 17.—The Virginia Association of Fairs, meeting here Tuesday, re-elected for the twelfth term as president, H. B. Watkins, secre- tary of the Danville Fair. C. B. Rals- ton, manager of the Staunton Fair, was re-elected to his thirteenth term as secretary of the assoclation. Vice presi- dents elected include Thomas B. Mc- Caleb of Covington, Col. T. L. Felts of Galax, Mrs. Lem. P. Jordan of Suffolk and Charles Somma of Richmond. A request for State aid for fairs will be filed with the next State Legislature. 7t was claimed that fairs are now edu- eational instead of money-making in- stitutions, and that 3¢ States offer such #id in increasing the size of premiums. A petition will be filed with the Legis- ysgure asking for exemption of fairs from State taxation. Of the 34 fairs each yeer in Virginia 28 were repre- sented by approximately 250 officers. A resolution was passed against mutual fire insurance, regular insurance being vecommended. According to C. B. Rals- ton, secretary, only 18 of the State fairs now include horse racing in their pro- grams. A tentative schedule of fairs noon, 35. Barometer—4 pm. 30.43; 8 pm., 30.40; 12 midnight, 30.31; 4 a.m. 30.24; 8 am., 30.18; noon, 30.08. Highest temperature, 37, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest temperature, 33, occurred at 5 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 60; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and ‘Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 6:41 a.m., and 7:07 pm.; high tide, 12:04 am, and 12:37 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:25 am., and 8:07 p.m.; high tide, 12:56 am. and 1:32 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:25 a.m; sun sets 5:42 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:24 am.; sun sets 5:13 p.m. "Atomonis laimps.ts uf to be light - half hour after mnum t, Tenadigna Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Various Citles. 9IM0T g [ 4594 31) “*rqusTu 3sep B sgs EE SRS 8EARATARIVLL2EIRRLIRIZ2NS F T L = it 5 g 2 & & 3! ti, Ohio 29 Cleveland, Ohio. 8. C. EXEIE L SRR EEEN iew York. N. Oklahoma Cit: STUSANASYSEYS IS ENANSRRSUTEENEYE TYs TN Bz 2 528323853523V is, Mo. 7 29 Voash.. 2. gl 0 SH., D. C... 30.18 0.01 Rain ~ FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) London, _Englsnd Paris, 'France. Vienns, Austris Beriin,' Germen ‘openhagen, Denmar] ocknolmn. " Sweden. . (Noon, Greenwich ‘time, Horta (Fayal). Azores.. 86 Clou Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda 64 Cloudy Ban Juan, Porto Ri Cloudy Havana, Cubs_. . Clear Colon, Canal Zone. Fart cloudy —— e Brook Farm, the Massachusetts ex- , tl periment in the idyllic life, lasted from 1841 to 1846. We Specialize in Fitting Wide as Well as Extremely Narrow Feet With Comfortable and Stylish Shoes T hree-eyelet tie—s u ede AAAA to EEEEE For Wide, Narrow, Long, Short, Small or Large Feet Fit Snug at the Heel Wilbur Coon Shoes will give the feet e e extremely murrow fost takes #fihlr'é::: lsllh‘“fllll'rl ‘when fitted ll.: Custom-Made Stylish Stouts Complete Line of High Shoes 30 Modis™ Styles. In All Leathers and Fabrics. $7.50 to $11 MR. J. T. NORRIS MR. H. O. BRUBAKER Are Assoclated With Us Fitbva Goon Shooes Sold exclusively in Washinston by OYCE & LEWI CusTom FITTING SHOE 439-72 St NW. was adopted. —_— Rug making in Africa has been traced back to the days before Roman oneynation. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929. Italian Glassware—Half Price! Powder jars and perfume bottles designed by an artist...and made in a little town in Italy that for centuries has been famous for its glass- ware...we've just a few pieces and we're anxious to clear them wise it.would be unheard of to sell this exquisite glassware for so little. $3 Pieces, Friday .. $3.95 Pleces, Friday $5 Pieces, Friday ... Toiletries Shop—Street Floor .other- Paris Gelbelfs A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork Etched and Clear Crystal Necklaces —a special purchase . . . and such a special price! through this group and select aquamarine, sapphire, topaz or all white crystals . . . set in },‘h Brday sodicsvissvioe. $3.50 Brown Pearl Chokers, graduated, uniform and flat-bead style...you 8r! know how smart they are...isn't it luck to find this little group of odd. though very lovely, pieces &t .....coceeassccacecens 5 Look ancl. <t)]° A $1.95 Jewelry Shop—Street Floor Every Friday Grows More Interesting Now! It’s close-out time in earnest . .. for ends of lines .. . no matter how good the style . . . no matter what the former price! It takes courage to cut deeply . . . but we know it is best. Speak quickly for the things that interest you is our advice . . . but tomorrow’s prices, we feel sure, will sell Women’s Coats Speak Quickly—Can you imagine a better time to buy . . « all things considered? these Goods! —be sure to see these surprising values in underthings . . . it's money saved to stock up now! Very Special Purchase of Silk Underthings Chemises. . .dance sets...bloomers 95 ...and briefs (tiny bloomers) of ° heavy crepe de chine! All fresh and new and simply adorable styles ki ...whether you like them tailored or trimmed with Jace. In flesh color, peach, lido blue, orchid or nile ...yes, and there are a few black georgette dance sets and chemises. Don’t miss this Friday opportunity to buy the lovelest for so little! . ~1e $3 Silk Slips Just fifty, so we are closing them 95 out regardless of former prices . . . e all made of beautiful crepe de chine, some trimmed with lace . . . some tailored . . . in white, flesh color and peach. New! Brocaded Rayon Negligees— Yes, new but priced as though it 90 ‘were a clearance. Good looking tai- . lored rayon negligees, in rose, copen, orchid ‘or red . . . finished with a wide band of celanese satin ... and all have little sashes. . . $3 Milanese Silk Vests ‘You know how much Milanese 9 5 glove silk vests usually are ...and these are trimmed with real lace or appliqued in exquisite patterns...made with double satin straps, reinforced shields...and come in pink, peach and roseleaf; sizes 36 to 40. The only reason we are selling them at $1.95 is that it is necessary to adjust our stocks , . . make the most of it tomorrow! $3.95 Lace-Trimmed Glove Silk Bandee Bloomer— $ 2 .50 A special order we are anxious to clear . . . sizes 5, 6, 7 . .. in pink and peach. $3 Lace-Trimmed Step-ins f Tricot. Just pen?h 1er{l. = .‘ very dainty $1'95 underthings of heavy tricot silk with fine margot lace for trimming. 30—$5.50 and $7.50 Saucy Sue Combinations—to clear at Girdle, brassiere and step-in, all in $ one . . . and these attractively made -9 5 de chine and swami, in pink, white and black . . . sizes 30 to 36 bust measure. Remember, just 30! Grey Shops—Second Floor Men’s Handkerchiefs ) Men's $2.75 French Linen Handkerchi ‘hand- hemmed and with cut out initial . . . look over this list of initials we have left—A, B, C,DEFGHJKLMN . P, R, 85, T and W—all reduced Men’s $3.95 Handmade Crepe de Chine Handker- chiefs—Just 24 in white, grey, tan, blue, brown, green, and lavender . . . beautfiul handkerchiefs with hems . . ., you can buy them Friday 52 Handherchief Shop—Street Floor $3.95 to $5 Umbrellas Attractive sixteen-rib_umbrellas of $ 50 all-silk or gloria, whichever you . prefer . . . and if you get here early there will be ever so many good colors to choose from . . . plain or fancy borders. Umbrella Shop—Street Floor Even Perfumes—Friday! Gabilla’s $1.75 to $2.50 Perfumes—Ilovely sweet pea, wmoda, fleur de jour, violet and jasmine fra- grances . . . all are about % ounce . . . and we have just 16 bottles . . . that’s why we've marked them down to ceeeaene Toiletries Shop—Street Floor Neckwear—Including Sequins! $15 Sequins Scarfs—triangles of chiffon glittering with gold or silver sequins. $10 $7.50 to $10 Sequins Scarfs of Net—reduced to..$5 40 85c Crepe de Chine Ties—in biege, tan, mais, grey, or rose . .. they give such freshness !osou 45 $3 Oblong and Square Scarfs—of floral and very ‘modern designs in bright colors. . $1.95 36 $1.50 and $2 Lace Collar and Cuff Setp—;)l Neckwear Shop—Street Floor Brown and Grey Caracul Coats, fox trimmed. Sealine Coats (dyed coney), with natural or dyed squirrel $35 10—$55 Straightline Coats with Black Wolf Shawl collars and deep cuffs . . . sizes 38 t0 48....835 1—$98.50 Tan Swansdown Coat—Fitch trimmed ...$35 grey check . . . size 36 $3: 14—$59.50 Black Broadcloth Coats with Black Fur —a stunning shawl collar of wolf . . . sizes 36 to 44 T 6—849.50 Caracul Collared Black Coats—the mush- room collar that's so good and wide cuffs ... 38 and 44 . $35 2—$55 Brown Marmot Fur on Tan Velma Coats— such good-looking models . . . do you wear size 36 or 382 ... . ceseiieneas ...$35 3—$49.50 Black and Brown Coats—with collar and cuffs of skunk or marmink . sizes 36 and teesetsstaiccinenetanes verenss 835 45 3—$89.50 Tan Coats with Kit Fox or Skunk Col- lars—yes, deep shawls and cuffs , , , sizes 40 and 42 ... .oeeeniieiinnn . .....$45 2—$85 Coats . . . one Green . one Tan--both size 40, and a choice of skunk or raccoon fur collars and cuffs ..........ceci0uineee... 845 4—$89.50 Tan and Grey Coats with H: Furs—skunk and bear . . . sizes 36 to , and Brown Coats—stunning f:llars of wolf or skunk o sizes 34 oen 5 2—8§79.50 Cm‘:‘— one tan, one red . .. in sizes 38 and 40....845 5—$69.50 The Ever-Popular Tan and Black Coats —with beautiful skunk and wolf collars and cuffs . . . 36 to 42 . $45 5—$79.50 Black Coats with Black Caracul Tuxedo— to-the-hem collars; sizes 36 to 42........ .. 545 3—869.50 Black Coats with Marmink (mink dyed marmink), long shawl collars that make you look so slim ... 38 and 40................ $45 Larger Women’s Coats— 8—$89.50 and $95 Dress Coats, of imported broadcloth—sizes 407 to 4614 ...navy, green, gray, tan and brown . . . exquisitely furred $65 with wolf, fitch and ringtail .. 14—$125 and $145 Elab orately Furred Coats—black lynx, beaver, kit fox and skunk on navy, tan, grey, brown and black choice fabrics S sizes 407 to 48%.... 3—$65 Fur Bordered Dress Coats—brown with clvet cat fur ............. feieaeieaens $35 2—$59.50 Fur Trimmed Tweed Sports Coats— brown or blue with beaver or badger fur..$35 4—8§59.50 All Black Dress Coats—with fur shawl 1—$89.50 Fox Trimmed Coat—dashingly 3 $35 Collar . . . grey .. «.835 1—$69.50 Fur Bordered Black Coat—size 14..$35 $55 1—$125 Strikingly Smart Red Coat with civet cat shawl; 16 . ....855 1—-$110 Kashmir Dress Coat, charmingly designed with fitch collar and cuffs veee $55 1—$125 Wolf-Trimmed Tan Dress Coat, long shawl and deep cuffs ... 855 1—$110 Raccoon-Collared Sports Coat—A smart tweed, deep cuffs of raccoon..............$55 2—$95 Beaver-Trimmed Coats, brown or green . . . and very good styles...spiral cuffs and muffier collars .. . $55 2-—$79.50 High-Color Kashmir Coats—One red, and one blue, with shawl collar to the hip of wolf ... $55 2—$125 Stunning Badger-Trimmed Coats, black and tan...no need to tell you these are “best sellers” . .$75 1—$110 Spo: 0ok~ ing tan and fur mixture it .$75 2—$110 Beaver-Trimmed Black Dress Coats, a decided favorite ................. ceseriaa $75 3—$110 Evening Wraps of Transparent Velvet— wrap models in black, red and green......$75 $95 1—$175 Tan Coat with rich brown beaver fur, $95 1—$135 Coat, muffier and cuffs of beaver....$95 2—$110 All-Black Dress Coats, black fox on black fabric. . .they’re beautiful . $95 1—8$165 Distinctive Coat in green with Eggshell caracul tuxedo collar ............oeoeen ...$95 355 6—$65 Black Coats with Skunk Fur—superbly tai- lored . .. and sizes all the way from 36 to 44, $55 4—$75 Black Coats with Black Caracul Shawls— you know how popular they are . smart . . . sizes 38 to 44 e 1—8$95 Grey Velma Coat, Skunk Collar and Cuffs— size 3i 855 2~-$79.50 Bear Fur Collars and Cuffs on Tan Coats —sizes 38 and 42 ...... -$55 1—$98.50 Black Norma Coat, Badger Collar— size 42 . P $55 4—875 Civet Cat on Tan Norma Cloth Coats— what long shawls and wide cuffs . . . and what savings . . . 36 and 40......... 1—$79.50 Blue Coat with Paguin Collar of Kit Fox—size 42 «. 855 2—$125 Black Velvet Coats . civet cat or wolf trimmed—sizes 36 and 40 vececano.s $T5 3—$110 Black Imported Broa lynx or skunk collars and cuffs . . . size 36..875 1—$125 Tan Coat with Fitch Shawl—and spiral cufts . . . 40 tesitessescanessisine ..$75 2—$98.50 Black hmir Coats with Kit Fox Paquin collars and cuffs that reach the elb;;w 42 . $75 . size 38. 4—$98.50 Black and Blue Kashmir Coal mushroom collar and cuffs of krimmer. 395 3—$135 Kit Fox on Grey Coats—one with a bor- der . ., 38 and 44 . ....895 1—$145 Skunk Bordere . . . size 38 . 2—$145 Stunning Black Coats—one trimmed with jap mink . . . the other with natural squirrel . . . sizes 38 and 40 $95 1—$175 Rock Sable Shawl Collared Black Majora Coat—44 $95 1—$165 Reaver-Trimmed Brown Coat, luxuriously beautiful . . . 42 PERRERE . 1—$135 Badger Trimmed Black Coat—very youth- ful . . . size 36....... . $95 Coat Shop—Third Floor Extra! $59.50 & '$79.50 New Sports Coats $39.50 From a manufacturer noted for flawless workmanship . . . he has only a few left and was anxious to clear them! On sale tomorrow for the first time! Here is certainly an achievement . . . every girl wants a sports coat . . . now's the time she can get a beautiful one for $39.50 at Jelleff's! All with fur collars skunk, beaver, raccoon, wolf or eggshell caracul . . . some have fur cuffs, too. Tailored in swagger belted or straightline styles of imported tweeds and plaids . . . in tans, browns, greys and blues. Just a limited number . . . 35 .+« S0 you'd better be ear Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor to be exact Juniors’ Coats Less than half price! Yes, some way less than half price for these are regular $39.50 and $49.50 models to be cleared at $15 tomorrow. Dress coats of kashmir fabrics in tan, brown and red...all trim- med with fur. Not many in $ number, but great savings. Coat Shops—Third Floor 5 Fur Coats--Extra--100 Sale Regular prices, $150 to $225 each —all at the amazing price of $100 each tomorrow Our fur man wires from New York that he has just secured these coats, and that they will be here Friday selling “Less than former wholesale prices” is his comment . . . and all lovely coats. Is bringing them back ... will be ready for sale Friday morning. Included are Muskrat Coats, with fox, beaver and fitch trimming. Civet Cat Coats, with fitch trimming. Pony Coats in black and taupe. Take Your Choice at $100 each Again we have taken advantage of the market—again we offer you a real opportunity. Fur Salon—Founth Floor Dresses Because the season’s fast coming to an end we've spared practically nothing from the markdown pencil . . . look at these dresses « « = the fine quality . . , and the price! Women . . . Look! 65—8%$19.50 and $25 Frocks of Prints—Satin Crepe, $12.50 Maybe only one or two of a style but they're all so well made and such good styles that you'll be glad to look a.little longer for your size. One-piece...two- plece . . . sizes 36 to 44 . . . wouldn't you like to find an attractive dress for $12.50...be here tomorrow! 35—%25 Tailored, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, $15 Here are dresses of tweed, voile de laine, canton crepe, georgette, satin, velvet-trimmed crepes...even a few evening dresses of satin and velvet! Broken sizes from 36 to 44. Very recent style treatments including scarfs and tricky little bows and surplice lines, In navy, brown, black and grey. 35—$39.50 and $49.50 Silk and Velvet Dresses—$23.75 An amazing group of dresses taken out of stock and marked down because the end of the season is' almost upon us...canton crepes, chiffons, transparent vel- vets, flat crepes and lace and crepe combinations. Sizes 36 to 42...be here early to look through this Friday lot! $39.50 and $49.50 Evening and -Dinner Dresses, $28.75 Jacketed dinner dresses...stately transparent velvet dresses. ..airy chiffons and georgettes with circular skirts and uneven drapes...in green, flesh, mais and white . . . sizes 36 to 42 . . . just a few of a kind— that's why they're so low priced! $49.50 Dressy Afternoon and Evening Dresses, $33.75 So new it's surprising to find them in a Friday clear- ance, but the end of the season is almost here . . . georgettes, chiffons and transparent velvet combined with chiffon...in blue, brown, black, flesh...sizes 36 to 44...styles that swathe the hips and fall ‘with uneven fullness. Women's Frock Shop—Second Floor Misses—All These!: 12—-$19.50 to $25 Light Wool and Silk Daytime Frocks, $10 Including feather-weight tweed, flat crepe and trans- parent velvet dresses in one and two-piece styles... some in slim wrapped effects and some with swagger belts. ..yes, and one tweed ensemble with a seven- eighths coat...think of finding them at $10. 30—$25 to $35 Sheer Frocks and Tailored Tweeds, $15 Good styles to wear right now ... and on till Sprin ...tweed frocks with flared skirts, some jacket effects ...chiffons and transparent velvet dresses for after- noon and evening...some have jackets trimmed with sequins. Sizes 14 to 20 and a selection of black, brown, green, orchid, blue and grey. 36—9$29.50 to $45 Afternoon and Evenirig Dresses, $19.50 A wide choice of chiffons, lace, transparent velvet, satin, flat crepe...and just a few tweeds. The eve- ning dresses have long flowing lines and a few have jackets to match...the afternoon dresses feature tiers, plaits and touches of lace. 9—$49.50 to $65 Very High Grade Frocks, $29.50 Mostly one of a kind...an evening dress with lovely drapes. . .an afternoon frock with metallic embroidery and scalloped hem line. . .these are typical of the dis- tinctive dresses in fine crepes, chiffon and transpar- ent velvet you'll find in this Friday group. Misses’ Frock Shop—Third Floor Yes—Sportswear! End-of-the-season prices . . . but these are things vou'll wear the year around . . . “hest sellers,” too! $19.50 Leather Jackets of. Imported Capes) n brown, black, red and green: sizes 12 to 20..$15 9—$25 Attractive Tweed Dresses, one and two-piece ...and a choice of ombre or novelty color schemes . 7—$16.50 and $19.50 Jersey Frocks, sizes 16 to 42, in green, blue or tan...rare finds at, $10.50 $5 and $8.50 Sweaters; just a few of a kind. they're lovely woolen slip-ons in sizes 34 to 42 $3.95 $6.50 Jersey Sweaters, sizes 34 to 40...red, tan, navy and black take your choice. $10.50 to $13. Slip-on and Card and modt tic weaves: sizes 34 to 42 $13.50 to $29.50 Metallic Blouses, sizes 34, 3! 42...just four...that's all! Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Chiffon Stockings— The very quality that sells in $1 35 . other cities for $1.50 . . . all ; silk to the very top with hems lined with lisle. All sizes . . . and sixteen & smart shades to select a stocking ‘wardrobe from . . . better buy three pairs for $3.90! $1 to $2.25 Sports Stockings Fancy Lisle and Rayon Stockings . . . in novelty plaids, checks and clocks: tan, brown, grey, white, peach. Sizes 8! to 10 in the group. Find a smart pair for golf! * Stocking Shop—Street Floor Friday—Gloves! Capeskins v n ... French Kid . . ., Suede Fancy Cuffed and Tailored! Regular $3 and $4t.35g(‘)1 st;les! $1.95 Friday—it's a day of clearance after a very busy glove season...and what values you'll find. Im- ported French gloves with charming little cuffs ..pull-ons of capeskin...and one-button tailored styles. Good colors...good sizes. Ready tomor- row for a sensational clearaway! 600 pairs—$1 and $2 Fabric Gloves ‘We got 400 pairs in a very extraordinary 85 purchase...and we took 200 pairs right C out of our own stock and marked them down to meet the season-end price. Lovely double or single weight fabric gloves...in pull-ons, one button and novelty clasp styles. Good colors...all sizes. Buy several tomorrow. Glove Shop—Street Floor Sorosis Shoes—Interesting Indeed! Seldom do you get such a chance to save on unquestionably high- grade footwear . . . and seldom do you find such variety and good styles in a Friday clearance of short and discontinued lines. Regular $12.50 to $15 Evening Slippers $9‘75 ‘There's a remarkable selection. . .gold kid D'Orsay slippers and strap pumps. .. silver kid opera pumps and s styles. . .brocades in gold and silver...even some samples in multicolored brocade! Size ranges are very limited. .’.but the shoes are beautiful...all Sorosis made...all $9.75 Friday. $5.85 Several Hundred Pairs— $8.50 to $12.50 Footwear Pumps and Oxfords and strap slippers. ..in patent leather, kid, calf, or satin... styles for sports, afternoon, and general wear. Particularly desirable heel types and almost every size in the group though not in every style, of course! All Sales Must Be Final Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor $7.50 & $10 Handbags Exquisite tapestry . . . beautiful dam- ask bags . . . yes, the very bags that s have been “best sellers” at §7.50 and $10 . . . but we managed to get just 24 odd pieces from the manufacturer at a great concession. Better speak quickly. Bag Clearance . . . Friday $3 Genuine Leather Handbags—in smart new styles but there are some that have been a bit marred in display . . . but it's scarcely noticeable and the colors are very good—tan, green, navy, brown, and \ black . . . Friday . $1.95 4—$7.50 Navy Antelope Suede Handbags—back-strap style . . . a real Friday find at. $5 1—$25 Smooth Calf Pouch Handbag with Galaieth Clasp—brown with two-toned trimming. 1—$13.50 lmmr;edtlkkeid lfllndh‘—lt's fine pin mo- rocco . . . and strikingly good looking. $8.50 3—$16.50 Tan Smooth Calf Handbags—suede lined and with lock and key clasps. o $19 Handbag Shop—Street Floor