Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929. ver Hoff, now on the Colgate staff, and Samuel S. Benedict, now in_ in- dustrial research. The General Elec- tric laboratory and the Leeds & North- rup Co. gave assistance in perfecting the device to mnke automatic records. SOCIETY __(Continued Prom Sixteenth Page) _ Lutherans to Have Centennial. NOISE IS PROVED SLEEP DISTURBER e, _ | will celebrate the centennial of the Instrument Tested at Col- yit suerye e s, W, O gate University Records Virginia here July 24. Dr. Charles Muscular Effects. Kebo Valley Golf Club, at Bar Harbor, which was held Monday afternoon. Mr. E. Lee Jones and Mr. Victor Cushman of this city were also -winners in the contest, and Mrs. Cushman presided at the tea table at the tea which followed the contest. ‘Washington Family Back. From West Virginia Trip. Mrs. Amos W. Hawk has returned from an automobile trip of two weeks’ duration, on which she was accom- Smith, president of Roanoke College, will make the principal address. The tenth annual reunion will be held at the Shenandoah Caverns the day after the centennial celebration. By the Associated Press. HAMILTON, N. Y. July 24—1If friends laugh this Summer at the man | who claims the noise of the katydids and the whip-poor-wills on a Summer night In the country keeps him-awake, | e can point to scientfiic sleeping ex- | periments at Colgate University to Pprove that he is not so far from normal. In the Colgate psychological labora- | tory, under direction of Dr. Donald A. | Laird, head of the department, there | is an electrical apparatus which records | the muscular tension of the entire body | without awakening the sleeper. Although this apparatus has not | easured the disturbances that might be caused by katydids and whip-poor- | wills; it has recorded others, ;nmmonpl.ce and even more umnlah-‘ Ing. Because of your approval « «.. again Thursday! Footwear Clearance $5.75 A busy week has broken many of our most popular lines. ..and to keep our stocks in order and give our patrons the benefit of timely values we're clearing them immediately at this great reduction. white kid . . . patent leather . . . black kid white calf . .. colored kid . . . satin . . . fabrics Broken sizes of reqular $10 to $15 styles tomorrow. . Variances Shown by Line. The apparatus makes & line on a sheet of paper, swinging upward as re- | laxation increases and downward as | tension sets in toward wakefulness. Sleeping in a 10-room house which 18 used as the Colgate sleep laboratory, | one man's chart at about 1:30 am.| showed an abrupt drop when an auto | truck passed. Although the increase in | tension went & considerable distance | down toward the level of complete | wakefulness, the sleeper did not e his eyes or visibly move. Soon after 2:30, when another <1P9D- er coughed, lhere ‘was another notice- | able downward swing, aithough not as | great. Then about 4:30, when & win- | dow slammed, the automatic pencil de- | scribed a longer drop than even for | the truck. Sleep Not Entirely Broken. 1In mo case, however, did the sleeper | wake up. Throughout the night rhere\ were other smaller drops of which Dr. Laird says: “What caused the other downv\nrd jumps of the curve we do not know, but are conjecturing that it may have | Dbeen dreams. It is possible, of course, that poor sleeping equipment or a room | t00 hot may cause some of them, but, | again, we still have to conjecture. In| two or three years we shall know rather | definitely.” The charts show that there is more relaxation on the average in the first hour than in the succeeding two and a half hours. And then during the last hour of sleep there is an abrupt ten- dency for still more relaxation. The electrical apparatus was devised by two former Colgate students, Otf Tn pump, strap, step-in, and tie styles. Just the shoes to fill out the Summer season. .and many you can wear right into the Fall. And lhuu;:h individual lines are hr«»kcn there are all sizes in this Thursday group 4 Paris Shoe Shop—Street Floor FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork T HATS WA S e GOWNS [ T resla 1307~9~11~13 G St.NW, ARGAINS—amid slight in this Sensational isord (soraer Our Entire Stock! No Reservations PRICES DRASTICALLY RF- DUCED in order to lower stocks. Workmen are busy enlarging our Balcony and rearranging our fixtures— every day they demand more room and we offer these EXTRAORDINARY VALUES to accomplish COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF ALL. DRESSES and COATS DRESSES | DRESSES Worth$10&$15$3. . o DRESSES and ENSEMBLES !hw gmup and tremen- L Tt opex, ety ibrockath Gifiton. For Values $19.95 to $39.50 Designs, Flat Crepes. ALL A COLORS. Sizes 14 to 40. and Plain colors. in Polka Dots and New C Prints, Washable Crepes, Short and long sleeves. ALI every occasion. STZIES. panied by her son, Mr. Lawrence Hawks, and the Misses Hawk, through the mountains of West Virginia. Mrs. Clara Bancroft of the Ontario apartments and Mrs. Katherine J. Fen- ton, Wardman Park Hotel, are sailing July 27 on the 8. 8. England to be gone the balance of the Summer. Miss Alice Bass and Miss Louisa g:::eglrdmr of Loulsville Ky., and Miss Lackey of Harrodsburg, Ky., are stay- ing to New York, where the Misses will visit Miss Helen Norfleet and Miss Elizabeth Allin of Harrodsburg, students at Columbia University. Miss Bumgardner, who is a graduate of the to A Wonderful Group! Ensembles in an endless variety. Printed Chiffons, Heavy Washable Silks and Fluffy Geor- qum:ncl\ made and fim:hed gettes. ALI. SIZES Our Finer Creations Stunning NEW Dresses and Printed Crepes, Plain and ALL DRESSES and COLORS. Cost and Prcfit Disregarded Qur Entire Stock of $11.85 COATS MUST GO!! Sold From $39.50 to $99.50 GRAY, GREEN! zl 0 15 TWEEDS AND SPORT MA- TERIALS. Fur All Sales Final Positively No Refunds and No Exchanges Trimmed and EXTRA Salupeople ENSEMBLES Values $39.50 to $65 CLOSING OUT STRAW & FELT HATS Formerly to $7.50 125 Smart Hats in tailored and dressy styles that we must clear ont. All colors in small and large shapes. Formal and in- formal Frocks that were greatly admired at their original prices and will be eagerly bought at this ridiculous price. cloths. BUY EOR "NEXT YEAR, the styles Tailored Models are assured. Fitters in the very finest 1307-1313 G St. N.W. BRESLAU’S The Friendly Shop 8 of Our doormen will be glad while you are shopping. plete lines’ Louisville Conservatos mmber ol t.hc Nu P will v Dr. manu ox Nu Vork. The | pmy will return home in about two weeks. Mr. M. K. Reckord, formerly of the American Red Cross, has gone to Chi- cago to take uj hl- mw dllt.lu as man- ager of the ton League of i I Bt -na their young son will close their Chevy Chase home and join him in the Autumn and they will make their pennuunt home there. at the Hamilton. They are en route | Dr. and Mrs. j. H. Pritchett and Dr. Lackey (and Mrs. W H !mlt.h of Kentucky are staying at the Hamilton. En route they will stop at Parkersburg, W. Va. The party clmc to Washington via Virginia Beach. . Pritchett 15 an associate Minnekahda for ca W. Lackey and Miss Tevis ‘who are park your car Limited Lots! Size Ranges Broken $10 1 FASHION INSTITUTION Paris the big feature price attraction for editor of the Kentucky State Journal, and both he and Dr. Smith are promi- nent members of the Kentucky State Medical Society. Mrs. Pritchett is a ‘member of the women’s auxiliary of the Louisville American Legion, as well as the women'’s auxiliiary of the Kcnmcly Medical Society. Mrs, Smith is ment in the Danville Woman's The Arts Club will hold its last club FEDERAL JOBS OPEN. Civil Service Commission examinations: Mechanical engineer (mine equip- | at $3,800 a year, Bureau of | rybody t | ment), ?mor and ;Ill contribute to tbe in- ml;; r?p.mum of Commerce. Rafael Sabatini recently christened in the Firth of Clyde off Gourock, Scot- land, a yacht which had been named Seahawk, after one of his books. institutions at Atlanta, Ga., Leavenworth, Kans, the salary is $1,680 a year; J‘ Washington NewYork An- nounces Examinations for Places. ‘The Civil Service Commission an- nounces the following open eempetlltvel United States Penitentiary Service throughout the country. In the | year, National Museum, Smithsonian and entrance | blanks at the McNell | Service ‘Commission, 1724 F street. No Mail or Telephone Orders All Sales Final! Island Penitentiary, Wash,, the Induse trial Reformatory, Chillicothe, Ohio, and Detention Headquarters, New York City, the entrance salary is $1,860 & yur less $240 a year for subsistence. Physiotherapy aide, $1,800 to $2,1004a year, hospitals of the Public Health Service and Veterans' Bureau throu out the country. = 7 Occupational ‘therapy aide (arts m& cratts), United States Veterans' Bureau hospitals throughout the country, at $1,800 t0 $2,100 a year. Curator (ornithology), at 84,600 = Institution. Full information and application Tay be obtained from the Civil Have your silk stockings repaired by our fa- mous Knitbac mia. chine. . . 24-hour service .. 25¢c a run, Thursday—Remnant Day at Jelleff’s Pre-Inventory over! absolute clean-out. a group to advertise we have had to cut into the higher- pnced lots. SALE GROUPS. Selections excellent—though size range is broke n, naturally. 67—3813.50 and $16.50 Dresses—Ensembles $10 . justice to this amazing group by talking 50 we'll leave it to you to judge for yourself when 50 linen, lawn, pique and gingham ensembles 75—%16.50, $19.50, $25 Women’s Dresses $10 Many of these were $19.50 in the Pre-Inventory Sale !verylhlnhgom printed crepes and printed chiffons to clear georgettes . . . choice of coat styles .. . dressy afternoon models . . . plaited frocks . tiered dresses . . . in navy, black, beke. and bright prints . styles, every one, we're felling you frankiy they're reduced only because of broken size ranges! Women's Frock Shop—Second Floor JZ—$70..50 to $29.50 Misses’ Dresses $10 Featuring groups repriced from the $15 lot in the Inventory Sale Scarcely two alike . . . fat creps frocks that are always so wearable We 'hnplv cannot do about it . . . you see them . . silk and cotton crepe . in one and two-piece styles . . . some long sleeved, other short sleeved .. . tallored or quite elaborate . and there are a few wool ensembies in this amazing group. Maize, green, tan, blue, and black . wide awake misses will come early for these Miases” Frock Si ird Floor Tremendous selling has cut stocks to a minimum. That means regroupings. Dress and Coat groups leit from Inventory Storewide Cleagance now take new low prices. That makes VALUES TOMORROW BETTER IN MANY . . one style has a linen frock and long basket weave coat! white linen frocks in nautical style . . dresses, styled for the larger woman , . . Sizes 36, 38, 40, 4!‘/3 and 50%; in these! ¢ Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor BE EARLY! 18—$16.50 to $29.50 Women’s Coats $10 Regroupings from the Inventory Sale 5—$16.50 Flat Crepe and Georgetie Unlined Coats . . . tan, brown, middy blue, na . .36 to 40! rehid Basketweaye Coats, in size 36! 2—$19.50 White Georgette Coats, in cape or scarf style! 16—822.50 ll“hl Coats, in sizes 36 ;a_:g." o "A:n black or blue! a at crepe cape coa in size 36! - " 1—$29.50 White Pl.lnn:l Coat, with silk lining . . . size 44! 'Wont they hurry out Thursday at Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor ]5—$_’0..50 to $39.50 Misses’ Coats $10 Only a handful left from the Inventory Selling Styles that have been selling rapidly during the last 60 days . . . but the time for & strenuous clearaway is here 80 out go these coats at $10 Thurs- day! Kashas . . . tweeds . . . vel- veteens . . . choice of black, tan, red, green, and purple . . . you'll agree they're very remarkable at this price. Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor Five . sizes 14 to 20. Twelve 10—3819.50 Larger Women’s Dresses For Women and Larger Women Thursday! Take advantage of these values Thursday. $13. Were $15 in the Pre-Inventory Sale If you wear size 405 to 48’5 don't miss seeing this noup crepe dresses in pastel shades or deep brown, na such slenderizing details as V necklines, surplice cl Misses’ Frocks and Ensembles Thursday! 50 - george! and black . . . turing gs, soft lingerie touches. Larger Women's Frock Shop—Second Floor 35 Dresses, Ensembles at $15 Were 525 and $29.50! Women's sizes 36 to 44 in this group . . . and look at the wonderful values you will find, for there are 20 afternoon dresses in georgette or chiffon . . . all good styles with flares, plaits, drapes, or molded lines . . . 8 printed ensembles with finger tip jackets in sizes 40, 42, and 44 . . . and 7 washable crepe ensembles in white and pastels! 6 Women’s Dresses to clear at $16.50 Were $49.50 . .. 565 ...575 Just sizes 38, 40, and 42 . that's why they're reduced . . . but perfectly wonderful values . 3 tailored flat crepe dresses . . . 2 georgette dresses for afternoon . . . and one dress of fashionable travelette cloth. 18 Women's Dresses at $19.50 . Were $25 to $29.50 Printed crepes for town wear . . . tailored georgettes and chiffons, some printed, for afiernoon . . . and lmgomd lace for formal day and evening wear, Surprising, indeed, to find these in & Thursday clearance at $19.50! 10 Women'’s Dresses at $35 Were 565 and 375 PFrench shop dresses . . . and they are perfectly charming but they 've stayed their allotted time so they must go regardless of original prices afternoon and evening styles . . . 4 laces . .. 1 georgette . . . 4 chiffons and one flat crepe. 13 Women’s Dresses at $45 Were $65 . ..8575 . ..385 ‘We could scarcely believe our eyes when we saw this clearance group . a green and black dressmaker ensemble . . . chiffon afternoon druul in pastel shadings . . . and evening dresses of imported laces or printed chiffons . . . truly rare values! 12 Larger Women’s Dresses at $16.50 Were $25 and $29.50 tractive printed Flat mpe dresses that will be good for travel . . . aff chiffons . . . and clear georgette dresses . . . sizes 40%; to 50%; . . . to close at $16.50. 12 Larger Women'’s Drcsses at $25 - Were $35 to $49.50 Such popuhr Atylu printed chiffons, black lnd blue Tace, and pastel georgettes munum,wqwz . & very spec] when you can get one ‘for $25! Women’s Frock Shop—Second Floor inted crepes, ‘opportunity 12—Misses’ Dresses at $15 Were $29.50 to 565 ‘What a chance for misses . . . flat crepe dresses, printed crepe dresses. and goorgetia dresses in good styles that feature tiers, plaited flounces, scarfs, ace yokes. and belts . . . and there's one evening gown of metal cloth in = m""wmifi'ocks and Ensembles, $19.50 Were $39.50 to $59.50 Styles that are very appealing right now . . . cool ensembles of sheer silk . afternoon frocks of flat crepe or george! .. . and evening dresses of pnntefl or stiffened chiffon, and all over lace . . . and isn't this Thursday price appealing? 24—Misses’ Dresses, Ensembles, $25 Were $45 to $65 Mostly one of & kind . . . and it will certainly be worth your while to look through this group Thursday whether you are looking for an afternoon dress . . . an evening gown . . . or an ensemble. All in very recent style treatment and superb quality. Misses’” Frock Shop—Third Floor Suits-Ensembles . . . Misses’~Women’s 10—$39.50 and $49.50 Tailored Covert Navy Twill Suits—Sizes 14 to 38—$19.50 12—3-Piece Ensembles at 12—Dress and Suit $19.50 Were $39.50 to 569.50 Siges for misses and women in th.s group of tweeds and kashmirs . 7 and finger-tip coat styles . . and there's a choice of rose, orchid, blue, or 15—3-Piece Ensembles at .50 Were $49.50 to $79.50 Most exceptional...imported tweeds, fine basket weaves and kashas! Ideal for late Summer travel and to wear for business...yes, and some have full length coats that alone seem worth this clearance price! Ensembles at $39.50 Were $59.50 to $98.50 Some have silk frocks with woolen coats to match . . . others are made with matching coat and skirt and soft silk blouse . . . tweeds and kashas in black, brown, plum, and blue in this wonderful group. 8—Two and three-Piece Ensembles at $49.50 Were 569.50 to $98.50 Very few . . . but very remarkable . . . some have frocks to match, others are made in blouse and skirt style . . . and look at the beautiful tweed and kashmir fabrics. Ensemble Shop—Third Floor Other Remnant Day Valuesin Coats For Women and Larger Women 22 Coats at $15 Were $29.50 to $49.50 10—8$39.50 TM Tweed Coats in grey, rose, or orchid mlxl\l:u sizes 34 to 38 :—utnnflnc-umms a 2—$39.50 Black 1—$49.50 Larger Woman’s Black Kasha Coat with H.h Collar. 5—$49.50 Fur-Trimmed Kasha Cu"-—lm or Nuc, with nqulrrel bromn or mole collars . . . sizes 34 to 38.. ..815 18 Coats at 325 Were $49.50 to $79.50 l—usofldm«tch&c-b—mmmmdmmwm hem . . . sizes 36 to 40. .38 3—$65 Tan o;(lm Mole 4—s.50 Fur. Tor Larger Women—sizes 42% to i onuanntmole,mmvl.orbtvmhn teeeeseians ..$25 m-ruumn-umm—nn,my,abm Coa . sizes 36 to 40, annn Coat Slup-flwd Floor Coming August 5th! com= hot weather toiletries at Jelleff's « ‘« « street floor, RO For Misses—Dress and Sports Coats 10 Coats at $12.50 Were $29.50 to $49.50 Excellent values and very good styles in kasha, basketweave, or silk crepe... scarf and cape styles and some trimmed with velvet. Tan, grey, or black. 20 Coats at $15 Were $29.50 to $49.50 Sports and dress coats marked down for an emphatic clearance...tweeds, kashas, basketweaves, and covert cloth...very good styles...do see them. 20 Coats at $19.50 Were $39.50 to $69.50 Silk coats and kasha coats...even transparent velvet for those who come early! Tan, brown, black, green, and blue...in straightline, cape, or scarf styles...all $19.50 tomorrow! 12 Coats at $25 Were $49.50 to $79.50 Whohlhl'lxofmnnymonumeo!flmm .others trimmed with bleached squ! .tan, grey, and black fabrics. BMy for a dozen wide- awake lhwppal Thursday morning at 9:15. 9 Coats at $39.50 Were $79.50 to 5125 s&unnln' one-of-a-kind dress .fine creola or sylvia cloth in black or coats. . . ALL remarkable finds at this price. Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor Summer Sale of New Winter Coals Further price cuts on odd lots for To assemble enough of Sportshop features 10— $19.50 to $25 Sleeveless Wash Silk Frocks $13-50 That should have a special appeal right now . . . and we know the dresses themselves certainly will, for they are made in current styles of attractive washable crepes and prints . . . see them Thursday! 5—$29.50 to $39.50 Golfex Jersey Frocks—one-plece style . . . late Summer and Fall . 7—$35 Silk Sport Frocks—crepes . . . pussy willow silks . . . one and two plece . . . some plain, some printed $25 3—$39.50 Helen Wills Tennis Frocks— silk frocks with plaited skirts and kit- ten's ear jackets in color 4—$39.50 and $49.50 Silk Suits—two or three piece . . . coples of im- ports $29.50 7—$39.50 Knitted Suits—fine for late vacations . . . two or three plece . . Summer colorings . . . reduced to $25 1—$69.30 3-plece Suit of Imported Wool Georgia—size 18 $6.50 to $13.50 Silk and Wool Skirts— some flanneis . . . some silk crepes . . . some wool crepes . . . on band or bodice top. . . . Thursday to clear at...$3.95 JACKETS—REDUCED! ets .. : .$16.50 $39.50 Charming Quilted Jacket, $19.50 $5.95 Imported Lisle Sweaters It's & shipment $ 3 v 9 5 that was late in arriving, so we've had to mark them at a clearance price even though they are brand- new and the smartest Summer sweater you can wear . . . even striped styles . . . and all good colors! B $8.50 to $16.50 Sleeveless Blouses— linens, crepes. novelty silks . . . in white, eggshell, and pastel colors . . . all sizes in one style or another....$5 7—$13.50 to $19.50 Costume Blouses— prints in crepes and satins . ., . the year around! Thursday.. Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Special Purchase! Porto Rican $ 1 Nightgowns They go in flash . . . they're so cool, and dainty. and very, very practical! 80 was all we could get at this price, so don't wait & minute to see them . . . fine nain- . . . round, square, or v neck- esh, white, peach, nile. .. 0 17. One dollar tomorrow! Grey Shops—Second Floor 10—3$3 to 85 Sets Ecru Lace Collar-Cuffs, —make a world of difference in the appearance of a frock, and lingerie touches are so smart! Neckwear Odds and Ends were $3.95 to $15 1—$3.95 Black Lace .- Beflhl C(Illll’ Plnel Colllr 3—$7.50 Ecru Lace 9 Collar-Cuff Sets 5—$7.50 Tweed Scarfs 2—$15 Dressmaker Scarfs. 1—$15 Square Silk Scarf from Fra; .83 $10 1—8$35 Red Chiffon Cape with silyer paillettes 1—$35 White Transparent Shawl, pastel embroidery..$18.50 Scarf Shop—Street Floor 150 Necklaces Seed *Pearls $ 1 Y 9 5 French *Pearls *Crystals Bak *Simul Direct Jelleft importation. New and Very Special! $5 Handbags $3 Luck was with us...the manufacturer was anxious to clear his stocks, and let us name the price! That'’s why these very smart pouch, back strap lndwp han- dle bags, in real smooth and grained leath- er, even snakeskin, are only $3 Thurs- day. Don’t leave it to chance . . . be sure your furs are safe in Jelleff's ne- tific storage . . . call Met- ropolitan 0300. -