Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1930, Page 27

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Ave. ' Phone Nat!l. 1703 LANSBURGH &BRo 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 IT’S INEXPENSIVE TO BE FASHIONABLE of tend to make the larger figure look more youthful and slender! IMPROVED TREND IN LABOR IS SEEN | William Green Points Out Unemployment Reduction in 24 Cities. A “definite trend for the better” in, the business situation was seen today by William Green, president of the | American Federation of Labor, on the fbms of reports that unemployment in 24 cities during early September was 21 per cent, as compared with'22 per cent in July and August. “This is the first time in the three years since we have collected figures | from trade unions that employment has shown so definite and general an improvement . in September,” Green | said. The trade unions furnished the reports on which his statement was based. The slight decrease in unemployment is explained in part by the unj dented number out of work in July and | August, Green said. “But in the pres- ent situation it is encouraging,” he | said, “since better employment means | more purchasing power for wage earn- ers. | Encouraging, but Slight, Green emphasized that the .upturn, although encouraging, has been. only {slight in comparison’ with the e numbers still needing jobs. “We should | not lose sight of the fact that over twice as many are still out of work as at this time last year,” he sald. Meanwhile, the Pederal Reserve Board, in its monthly review of business and | finance reported’ that industrial pro- | duction, considered from the standpoind of seasonal variation, continued to- de- cline in August, factory employments { were smaller, and wholesale- prices, { which had increased in the month, | showed some pronounced declines in the {first half of September. | The board added that industrial pro- | duction as a whole was in about the | same volume as in July, contrary to the | usual upward trend at this season of the year, although there were increases in a number of basic inslustries. | ‘The general level of wholesale com- | modity prices, which have declined con- | tinuously for a year, remained un- | changed in August with upward trends in certain agricultural staples. [ Reductions Are Oited, “The board’s lndexk of %mmfl pro—‘ 2 | duction, which makes lowance fo1 lael.sonal variations, continued to" de- | cline in August,” the report sald. “Pro- | duction of automobiles, pig iron, lum- sber and sugar decreased and there was | a reduction in the consumption of cot- | ton and wool. In the bituminous coal and silk industries there was less in- crease than is usual at this season of the year, while steel, cement, flour and | shoes the increase was slightly more than usual. During the first two weeks of September activities at steel plants increased, while a further reduction in the output of automobiles was. re- rted.” wnundmg contracts awarded were in slightly smaller volume during August while residential contracts continued small. Sales of department stores were de- scribed as larger than in July but smaller than & year ago, while the vol- ume of freight shipped by rail increased less than usual amount jn August. Farm Prices Advance. “There were increases during August in prices of many agricultural products, especially meats, live stock and ll'lil.l-! while the price of cotton decreased,” the report continued. “Prices of mineral and forest products.and,of: important raw materials and their manufactures in general declined, with the principal exception of silk, The Bureau of Labor statistics index of wholesale prices showed no change from the p: month. “During the first half of sewbar there were pronounced de prices of whea2t, corn, hogs, pork and Tubber. Prices 'of cotton and wWoolen. textiles remained barely stable while those of hides and coffee increased.” ‘The board said that in the month from August 20 to September 17, there was an increase in Federal Reserve member bank holdings of investments and in the loans on securities, while all other loans, including those for com- mercial purposes, declined, contrary to the usual seasonal trend. The volume of Reserve Bank credit -outstanding showed a growth for the period, as usual at this season, but the increase was relatively small owing to the fact that the seasonal demand for currency was smaller than in other recent years because of an addition of $15,000,000 .to the country's stock of gold. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Son of American Minister to Wed Daughter of Chilean Envoy. COPENHAGEN, gw 25 (). t of John th, 2(-yur-la son of the American Minister , and Miss Winifred Wessel, daughter of the Chilean Minister, was announoced last night at a dinner in the Chilean legation. Young Booth came to Copenhagen with his parents last Spring and, de- ciding not to return to his home in Detroit, became connected with a bank here. His flancee’s family is wealthy. The Dress* With the Draped Revers Is Ideal for the Smaller Woman %9.74 The draped rever is only one the smart new details that On these frocks of canton crepe, satin, georgette and travel crepe you will find many—all equally important and fashion-correct. Black and new colors. Sizes 1674 to 2414, Inexpensive Shop—Second Floor THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., 64 Cotton House Frocks, Only Prints, voiles and other novelty --ml-b—A-.mn vel Third Floor THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 19%0. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th. 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860~National 9800 Only 100 Hats Originally $5.00 $1.98 Thrifty Friday—Come if You Like to Save Save 25% and in Many Instances Even More—Many Unadvertised Items 53 Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats Originally $13.95 $9.85 Germania chinchilla, 100% pure wool, and & protection from 'the coldest Wintry blasts. Sizes 3, 4 and 8. Originally $9.95 $7.85 Big, heavy fellows of blue chinchilla, 1ined throughout and in sizes 3 to 8. Originally $5.95 $4.85 BSmart-looking blue chin- chillas, warmly lined. Sizes 5, 6 and 7. (8) ‘Small Boys” Coats, tweed mixtures; sizes 2, 3 and 4. Were $5.95 and $795. Friday $200 only ...ieovei Street Floor Boys’ School Handkerchiefs! (94) Linen . Handkerchiefs, lain and tape borders, J4-inch em; all white; initialed cor- ners, not all letters, Were 180 25c. Friday only.. Street Floor Toys Greatly Reduced! (102) Buckets and Shovels, celluloid dolls, and rubber balls. Were 10c to 18c. Friday sc only, 2 for . Y (85) Rub ut pa- per toys, and 1 card game, 50 split. Were 25c. Friday only (2 sets) Dishes and (4) Base Ball Gloves. Were 50c zsc and 95c. Friday only.. (1 set) Doll - Dishes. 49 Were $1.49. Friday only.. 12C (2 sets) Doll Dishes. Were $1.49. Friday only. (1) Moving Pictire Machine. Wutsso Pri: 950 (5 sets) Doll Dishes, 2 soldiers, :;gfl Iwb‘:; ’?fll glove. = Were Priday . only .... 980 Floor Infants’ Wear at Rockbottom Prices! (30 Prs) Infants’ Socks, broken assortment in sizes 4 to 6':. Were 35c pair. Priday only ....... (16) Tots* Swflhrl, COIQ and Spover styles.” Were @] Q5 8295 and $3.95 b (12) Tots' Chluhnh Coats, free 2 to 5 Were §7 OF $1395. Friday only . (23) Felt Hats. Were l 9; $2. (75) llwh:‘fleofil‘ Pri.. $ inen " Sui 3. Were $4.95. m""ufi 91'5' (54) Girly' ‘and Tots’ Hats, felt and velvet; broken size l:d’ color ranges. . Were $1.00, Friday only ‘W S50c Look at These Houseware Bargains! (24) Items, including ladles, bak- ing pans, 10 and 12 gallon crock covers, dippers and molds. Were 10c to 15e. only ... (10) . Pleces, lncludinl bean pots, Griswold corn bread pans, flower pots, wall paper brushes and white wash brushes. ‘Were 39c to 8%c. only (25) Arflrlts, such as watering cans, bread boxes, aluminum plils, white enamel milk pails, coffee pots, dusters, strainers, tea pots, brass and nickel pollsh and moulds. Were 69¢ 490 $1.75. Friday only (32) Pieces, including 4-quart covered buckets, towel bars, tow= -¢l arms and candy thermometers, Were 98¢ to l125 Griddles, Fricey §] 95 " $2.39 $5.50. Friday only.... (2) Drip Coffee Pots, were $4.00 and $4.50, only .. (3) P;l":5 lass Bath Mirrors, ‘were and $5.75. Friday only. . $ '75 (3) Cage a were $13.50. Silverware for the Thrifty Sterling Baby Spoons, ) Sitvery -plated Butter ‘ipn;d ers, (1) Silver-plated Pickle Fork and (1) Sterling Handle Cheese Knife. Were $1 to $119. 784 Priday only (2)" Silver- plaied Sandwich Trays, (1) Silver - plated Fruit Bowl, (2 prs.) Sterling Salt and Peppers, (1) Plated Photo Frame, Silver-plated Teaspoons (1)_Silver-plated Tce Tongs. Were $2.95. only Silver-, -plated Coffee Pot, (1) Silver - plated Sugar and Creamer, (1) Silver-plated Tray and (4) Sterling Silver Bud Vases. Were $5. day only Street Floor Jewelry Bargains Galore! (12) Tie Clasps, novelt; shapes, Were 69c. Friday 49‘; ) ings, Pins, Bracelets and Necklaces. Were 39c. 19 Friday only c (19) Necklaces, colored pearls (simulated), and crystals; oxi- dized silver and gold finish pieces, Were $3.95. only ... (14) ume Bracelets, . gold and silver finish. Were 69 1. Priday only.. c (19). Bracelets, simulated tnnu. ruby, green and crys- tal. Were $2.50. day only .. Street Pllo' Woolens You Will Need for the Coming Season! (27-in.) Challies, dainty floral and conventional designs on tan, brown, grey, blue and black grounds, Were $1.00. 69 Friday only, yd. .. c (54-in.) Coatings, in rich new shades of and burgundy, also black. Were $145 a 9sc yard. Friday, yd. \ Third Floor Savings in the Basement! (12) Girls' Coats, sport models of cheviot or tweed— in navy, green and tan. Sizes 8 to 19. Were $2. $2 Friday only.. (100) Women’s Wash Froe dots and conventional p-z- terns in & wealth of colors; clever styles with white col- lars and cuffs and frills, Sizes 16 10 50. Were $l 39 $1.89. Friday only. (117) Women's Jersey Frocks (cotton - jersey), with contrasting trim." Green, tan, rose and blue; sizes 14 to 50, Originally $1.19. day only. . Were $5.95. Flldly (150) Baby Bhllleh, of” soft, flufly cotton in pink or blue; solid color or with designs; 30x40 inches. Were 50c. Frida; - (17) Wool Berets, lAn. blue, green m{qc; brown; sizes 2 to 6 years. ‘ere originally 69c. Friday only..... 190 (96) Tots' Coats, all-wool cheviots, double breasted with convertible collars and brass Ou",wln.u Inll\'y, ;flm 2 to 6. riginally $3.74. Friday only $1'5{) (24) Illnneleth Pajamas, one-piece styles in white, pink, and blue, Size2. Were 690 $1.00. Friday only.. (13) Sweater Sets, including sweater, cap and leggings— some with tams and mittens. All wool and in white, pink and navy. Originally $4.95 and $5.95. only ... (75) Men's Siik and Rayon Ties, fully shaped and well tailored. Were 69c. Friday only..... (33) Boys' Siip-over Sweat- ers. Shawl-collar styles; navy ;zld $-man am’s" 30 and ‘ere $1.00. i axy onty”. 69¢ P s, ragl shoulders an rnd linings. Stzes 3 to 6. Orlgl - Berime, - (19) Novelty Button - on Suits, of good quality wool fabrics; in tan, blue, grey and green. Sizes 3 to 7. Were $1 $1.69. Friday only (50) Men’s Broadecloth Shirts, cut full and long; well tailored and in collar-attached styles. White and fancy pat- terns. Were $1.29. Pri- 69 day only. : C (20) Boys Piece Suits, 6, 7 and 8, mannish sin- l breasted coat and two ptlu fully lined = knickers; fancy tweed mix- $2.39 tures, ° Were $3.95. 0e Polish, Friday only. ](5: l.llbesm black and white. Were 250, 10c (50 prs.) Tennis Shoes, can- vas tops with good rubber soles. White and white and black; broken _sizes. Originally 89c. only (156 pnl Children’s Shoes, straps and oxfords of black and tan calfskin; some with composition soles. Broken sizes. Originally $1.70 and $2.49. (30 prs.) Women's Bed Room Slippers, grey and taupe felt with padded soles. Small sizes. Were 89c. Fri- 250 (150 prs.) Women's Shoes, patent leathers, satins and kidskins, in black, blonde and blue. Broken sizes. Origi- nally $289. Priday QFc Fall Hats, assorted colors. Were $195 and $295. Friday sl 's. and white. , _ Originall $5.90 and $6.90. Friday si onl 50) Misses’ and Women's w-nnbh Dresses, pastel col= ors and white. Sizes 14 to 38/ Originally $3.95 to $5.00. Friday only . (50) Misses’ ‘and Women's: Washable Silk Dresses, #lk crepe and a few printed chif- fons; mostly pastel shades and white, . Sizes 14 to 40, Originally $9.69. Friday Basement Store Hose! Hose! Hose! Reduced for Friday! (33 Prs.) Women's Lisle Lace Net Hose, broken sizes and color ranges. Were $1.00. Fri- Sgc day only, pair.... (23 Prs.) All Over Net Lisle Hose, broken sizes and color ranges. Were $1.00. Fri- 59 day only, pair (31 Prs.) Chiffon whites with pastel- Were 89c. only IM Prs.) Chiffon Hose, with lace and embroldered clocks; broken sizes. Were 89c. 590 Friday only, pair ....... 125 Net Panels g Originally $2.95 to $3.50 Well Known Makes sl 4y 49 o Rugs Reduced nelhonn Henlngbvne- Rugs, rose Included are shantung, commen s, | Sieronlf v 8§04 05 styles—with scalloped or K L attoss St wie a (ds) Seamless Veivet Rugs, 8.3x deep fringe. Fifth Figor REMEMBER Mail, 'Phone or C. O. D. Orders Cannot Be Accepted on Advertised Items All Sales Final day only . (7) Wilton Rugs, clnsz]y wov- en; 27x54; originally $9.75 to $12.50. Frida ) Bussorah and Electra Wilton Rug, 83x10.6; soft, deep 50¢ PO 2 $98.50. Priday only e L (100 yds.) * Tniaid Linoleum . (4 Rugs, Axminsters, 6x9; Oriental 250 Pleces designs; originally $26 95 Gl $32.50. Priday only. - assware nap; originally $138. Fri- day only ..,i...i0. $70 Cheese and cracker sets, (4) Wilton nun, Granada and vases, mayonnaise set, can- Akbar Rugs, 27x54; boxes, flower bowls, in erys- tal, blue, rose and nmys Remnants; originally $1.50 to $2.50 sq. yd. (1) Millbrae Seamless Worsted . % Price (4) Korona and Enfield Wilton diesticks, stemware, t originally $6.95 and g st cane $155. Priday oy . $3:30 Sixth Floor only, sq. yd. i Savings of 509, on Silks Silk Remnants 145 Price Now 50c to $1.50 yard Odd yards and short lengths ‘from our best and fastest selling silks! Included are flat crepes, printed crepes, novelty sport silks, sheer printed chiffons, plain silks, georgettes, tub silks and velvets. Black and colors. Third Fleor Corsets and Girdles at Clean-up Prices! (6) Corsetlettes, brocade and lace fi)mbm&uom"vgloth elastic over hips. Were $2 wnd $395, Priday omy, D189 (38) Girdles and Garter Belts, many styles and widths. ‘Were $1.26. Friday only.. 890 ‘79¢ Gloves 49c Nuvelty fabric gloves— good Fall tans and (lud)‘ Girdles and Cnrbl:'.lfl.tu, m{: Complete size including some small rubber step- " i (3¢ prs) Novelty Kid ‘,’zsoo b ali ol 1 Gloves, tan only, 89c. (79) " wrap-arpund Street Floor styles of figured brocade and crepe de chine, Were _46c ::fv s?c Friday 30 and 500 (9) "Open’ ‘Mesh hCorsetletten, jorm v‘uh cupw 1 3 .nsl;le:y m'“yen 350 $298 and o e S 3 c Were 98c. Pl'ldly only,... ‘Taken from our regu- Third Floor lar $16.50 racks. Included $1.89 to $2.15 Window Shades are printed chiffons, printed crepes, plain crepes Friday Only, 98¢ (300) Shades of Lonsdale, Hol- land or Crescent tint cloth; green, white, cream, or green and tan and georgettes—all - this duplex; 36 ihches by 5.9 feet. season’s styles and colors. (185 yds.) Remnants of Chintz, Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to Cretonne, Repp and Curtain Ma- 48. terlals; originally 75¢ to Seg $1.25 yd. Friday only, yd. (50 "yds.) Remnanis Damask, Warp Prints and 50-inch Ray- ons; * originally $175 to €O« $1.95 yd. Friday only, yd. (20" yds.) Sample 14-yd. lengths Handblocked u.mu and DS ta 86,08 90 FrL. to $6.95 yi o Gy only! 1d. $2.95 (24 yds) Sample 1%-yd. Lengths Hand - blocked _Linens, Embrolderies, Mohairs, Friezes and Brocatelles; original- ly $9.95 to $1250 yd. Priday onty, sa 0. $3.95 Fifth Floor Unpainted Furniture Sure to Appeal! (2) Unpainted Breakfast Chairs, were $430. Friday §] 05 ee Tables, Fridly $1 95 Tables, with shelf and ‘Were $4.75. Friday only .. > (2) Unpainted ‘Tables— and telephone stand and chair set. Were $4.95 and $5.95. Friday only .. i (10) Square and Round Kitchen ‘Tables, were $6.25 and $10. Friday only (1) Unpainted - Chest, $4 95 was $11.50. Friday.. (4) Unpainted Occasional Tables, were $10.00. Friday $6.95 1) only i Children’s L e Pull-Over Socks (50) Rayon Garments, includ- Were 19¢ ing vests, pantas and step-ins, 5 Broken sizes and color Originally $1.00. Frida; Sc C 118 pfln—(very p‘irok a 25 Dresses $5 Some $16.50's that are a bit solled and mussed— but wonderful "values at this low price. Included are printed chiffons and crepes. Women's and misses’ si Second Floor Half-Price Sale of Stamped Goods! Let us remind you that Christmas is coming again this year! And now's the time to start making all those pretty things people like to receive—Ilike scarfs, vanity sets, pillow tops, rompers, lowcases, bed- spreads, chfldren’s dresses and grown -up - dresses. Dozens more—and all halt of their regular price to- morrow. Third Floor ly : (45) Women's Athletic Union Suits, of nainsook and hncy ‘marvelo weaves, Sizes 34 &o 36. en size u.nd color range. nally $1.00 and uso 3 c Friday only beautiful, rich eoloflzi . flfllufl")'lzlflfi Pri- $1 Men’s Pajamas Were $1.95 and $2.50 Tomorrow 99¢ Slipyover and coat nylu—qll made by a well known maker noted for superior workmanship. Fancy patterns we know you'll like. Size A only. (135) Men’s Cotton Night- shirts, with colorful braid trimmings. Sizes 17 to 20. Were $1.19. Men's Neivo Broad- cloth Shirts, collar-attached, sizes 14 and 17, and neckband styles, size 17. Wi 03.9:.‘ ‘Pfldly onl;f‘: $1°29 (172) Men's Ties, fancy neat figures, Were 79¢ and $1.00, Friday onlY Jiyenvovansine . 590 (36) Men's Plain-colored Sweaters, black, tan, ruse and green. ~ All . sizes, Were $4.95. Prld:y 52.95 Men's Wear. Shop—Street Floor Furniture at Low Cost (3) Mahogany Tilt-top Tables, slightly imperfect; originally $19.95. day only ... {s) Decorated Tiay Tables, with separate glass tray: origi- nllly $19.95. Priday 5935 {8) "Cedar Chest Trays, in nat- ural wood; originally 75 $2.60. Friday only...“.. C (6) Willow Settees, in nntunl Anish; criginally $12.95. $3 Priday only (3) Smoking lhln!tl. mlhb'- Sories; originally $5.75. sorles; iginally )97 P only 3295 (20) Ehd Tables, mlhonny finished, with two-tone mahog- any top; originally li.flfi. $2 Friday only . (2) Damask-covered Omuloul Chairs, with webb bottoms and spring-filled seats; origi- $15 nally $25. PFriday only.. (3) Sewing Tables with ma- )dloganv t;"v; fll;;/ed legs and rawer; nally $19.95. Friday only. $12'95 Fifth Floor Look at These Bedwear Reductions! (1) ‘Wool-filled Comfort, rose color; rayon covering, $10 w- $15. Priddy only.. Bed Sets, rose brocade me-d. 72x90, and handsome win-bed size. Were fine ity hroclds md A)llin rnyon' green, helio and gold; twin size. Were $6.95 and $7.95. Friday only .. $4 95 (4) Silk leflr‘l, duo tone effects, wool filled; used as dis- play .“mples:’ dflouble size. Were $1995. Fr ay only .....ev.ess slz‘so (11) Blankets, Plrt wool, in block plaid d s: 72x84; blue, grey, green, gold. Were $4 4 $5.95. Friday only... - Third Floor Clean-Up of Odd Blouses (9) Pongee Blouses, long and short sleeves. Were $195 $295. Priday only (24) Wash Blouses. Were 950 $1.95. Priday only (13) Sleeveless Jersey Blouses. Were $3.95. Friday $1_49 1. $3.49 IO Blouses. Were $7.95. Friday.. 7 m”t::e-h dshlntnn' llnnl. pu shades; 34 Were ‘! 95. Pfldl! . $2 49 Second Hm Linens Greatly Reduced for Friday! (10) B50-inch Linen Crash Cloths, heavy quality; blue bor- ders. Were $1.19. Fri: 89c day only . ‘1"} lyllpfll«l Tabiecloths, of cotton damask, in checked pat terns. Were $1.50. Fri- 650 day only . veevs {M] !‘th Mats, helvy quality and generously sized.. White and pastel colors. Were $1.00 and $1.19. Friday only.. (11) - White Linen Damask Breakfast Cloths, 44x44 inches. Were 97c. only (9) Linen B'nflet Sets, three edges, Were 49c. Women’s and Children’s Shoes Lowered in Prl'co.’ (19 Prs) Women's r», patent leather and mat kid; opera and step-in styles, with hand-turned soles and Cuban or spike hee]s“ srgot Pr.ll sizes. Were *Fri- oy e 94.85 (17 Prs.) Wome S(rlpl and Pumps, of brown kid; hand- !\m}(ed Ul:lz:.so.?dlm )l.{vuu heels, Broken s riginally $7.50. Friday only . $2 95 (28 Prs.) Misses’ and Girls' Oxfords and Straj of tan kid and black patent leather. Welted or turned soles. Were $6.00 and :;I.M. Misses’ d.lm“ ; 14 to 1315; .95, Girls' s 1% ek ol Floor Watch These Bargains Go! (26 Pairs) Fancy Pillowcases, wm; Xlg ‘om;:u embroidery ‘work. ‘ere $1.95 . Friday only, pair,.... sl'w (8) Coll Spring Covers, heavy blue and white stripe sl 95 ticking, Were $2.95.. i (65) Colored Hem Pillowcases, hemstitched; pink only. 290, Were 39c. Friday only.. (22) 81x99 Mohawk Colored Hem Sheets, blue and maize only.. ‘Were $2.55. Friday .86 Want a Fur Coat at Little Cost? (3) Sealine Coats (dyed I‘lb- bm, with skunk or m%ot lars, 16 and 18. Origi- nalliyun Friday only. . Sealine Coats (dyed rab- bit), with dyed squirrel or skunk collar and cuffs; Drastic Reductions On Girls’ Wear (8) Girls' All Wool !hl.k!l' Knit Sweaters, sizes m\lly uos Pridly Morgs (IO) ‘Girls' ‘§moc hams; sizes 6 3 - ally $1.00. rrldly% onlv (30)" Girls"” Wool Sl top and tuck-in styles with allaround. Siges 8 to 14, f Were $1.49. Prldly only to 54, Were $10%. P ‘ere $10.95. Fri- g ol $795 Girls’ !’rlnl Coats, in new tweed materials. Bllel“. 8 to 10. Originally $15.00. Fri- Nouw’s the Time to Buy a Radio!. (5) A!'l"t Ko No, 47—9- e ke ents, No, 47 I handsome walnut console nbi- net. Were $124.50, Friday only. . é su) :tngf‘ “Knnfl- with No. peaker. T ally $111.75. md-y only.. $49 m (1), Atwater Kent, No. 55, in handsome walnut, veneered hij Radiola Cabinets, lbo A Bpeaker, built -umblo RCA. 33, 2 g e $17.50 I¢s Smart- Economy to Buy Coats Now! (1) Sport Coat, of tan mono- tone tweed: size 3 nally $25.00. Pfldly $6 only (5) ‘Sport Coats, tan. blue and red tweed mixtures. Sizes 14, 18 and 38. Were $25.00. sg.m Priday only .. (10) Misses’ Spring Coats, wool crepes, kashmeres and coverts; black and blue. Sizes 14 and 18. Originally 825 io 835 §3 5() rgu ‘Women's lm Coats, bllck blue -nd tan, 42 to 441, ally llDDfl to $35.00. Prldly $13 Juniors! Here Are Some Tempting alues (20) Jr. Misses’ Dresses, geor- gettes, silk shantungs, flat crepes and cotton mesh, styles for school wear! Sizes 13 to 17. Wi .95. on;;.!.,'sgb Friday $2‘25 (30) Dresses, silk shantungs, georgettes and chif- fons—in pretty pastel shades for evening wear. Si: 3 : 19, Pri 0ol Coats, belted and fitted models — some trimmed with fur. Red, , tan; sizes 13 to 17. $§" F ‘Were $16.50. Friday only, Second Floor Clearance! Wash Goods 80c to 78¢c Grades 29¢ yard Rayon jacquards, lining brocades, shirting madras and Everfast mmnn— short lots but perfect merchandise. 89¢ to $1.25 Grades 49c¢ yard ing “bocades and_linsag rocades an !ln Broken anl ment of colors and de- signs. $1.50 and $1.85 Grades 89¢ yard Lining brocades, em- broidered flannels, lining nnns Vyella_ flannels—in a M selection of colm. Third Floor e i b ibete e L T T O T R NPT el