Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1934, Page 19

TAXDATA COMBED INSCHULTZS CASE U. S. Seeks Evidence to Back Charge Against Sur- rendered Hoodlum. By the Assoctated Press ALBANY, N. Y, November 29.— Dutch Schultz, once a New York beer racket leader, surrendered to the Fed- eral Government yesterday while its agents pushed an intensive search to bring him to trial on an income tax evasion charge The neatly dressed little hoodlum walked into the office of United States Commissioner Lester T. Hubbard, ad- mitted he was Arthur Flegenheimer, alias Dutch Schultz, fugitive since last January. Schultz is accused in one instance of side-stepping a payment of §22.366 on an income of $130,234 in 1929. “My only regret is that Schultz will not be carried here in a wooden box.” was the comment of New York City’s police comimssioner Lewis J. Valen- tine, on Schultz's surrender. Schultz has been trying to negotiate 8 compromise for several weeks, seek- ing to avoid trial on the income tax evasion charge, a procedure that cost Scarface Al Capone his Chicago free- dom. Hugh McQuillan, chief of the New | York Department of Justice office. said attorneys purporting to represent Schultz had suggested as a compro- mise a contril on of $100.000 “to a presidential campaign fund” in 1932. | by The gangster’'s efforts to avoid trial | had continued two years, McQuillan said, covering the entire period of the Government". v of his income. When “Baby Face son shot two Federal agents near Chicago, that, an official theorized. decided Schultz to take no chance with infuriated agents stalking all public enem Today Schultz was i because nobody had come forward to pro- vide the $50,000 bail bond fixed by Commissioner Hubbard James M. Noonan, lawyer fc he prisoner, said he likely would ren in December 1 ment Two officers of the Federal Gov- ernment are here making preliminary nts for Schultz's Noonan ad- hultz a few weeks the indictment was illegal had been returned in the tr of New York, whereas Sch lives in the Bronx, a part of the northern district. Noonan Will resist efforts to transfer Schultz to Ne 3 Schultz’s Wi ago that since it southern d | that may be placed before the Public | Utilities~ Commission. jail until | date of his arraign- | | next car comes along. removal to | | of the Public Library and opposing | adopted by the association. | of the resolution will be sent to the | from society was a colorless contrast with the no- | Albany departures of Jack Diamond and “Fats” Mc- Carthy, two contemporaries during the Lush racketeering days before the depression . The spindly Diamond was mysteri- shot to death in a cheap room- ing house in 1931. McCarthy, hiding in a suburb in 1932, shot it out with New York and Albany police and State troopers. ‘The morgue was the portly terrorist’s last rendezvous. ZEA Y = Arson Killer to Prison. CHICAGO, November 29 (P).— Harry Siegel, a former public insur- ance adjuster was sentenced yes- terday to 14 years in the penitentiary on a charge of murder by arson. Judge | for limited telephones. \ I | \ | 1 ‘Walter J. La Buy overruled his motion | for a new trial. | Scottish author, but she did it! Phantom Peeper Keeps Laurel in Constant Twitter By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. LAUREL, Md., November 20.— A peeping Tom, or maybe he should be called a second-story man, has the residents of Second street all a-twitter. Although his motives have never been satisfactorily ex- plained, the prowler has been observed on several nights re- cently, and, on one occasion, he left a ladder behind when sud- denly frightened from the home of Mrs, Lula Lewis. ‘Those who have seen the man say he usually wears a slouch hat and a brown sweater. Chief of Police Paul Huber is keeping a sharp lookout for the mysterious character. FIGHT T0 REMOVE OLD GARS PUSHED Rhode Island Avenue Group Is Urged to Report Service Failures. Continuing its fight for removal of antiquated street cars from the Rhode Island Avenue line and for better car service, the Public Utili- ties Committee of the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association, headed Dr. Freeman Weiss, urged the members last night in the Sherwood Presbyterian Church hall to report any failures or shortcomings of the street car service. About 100 cards addressed to the committee were distributed among the members to report their findings in order to gather concrete evidence The associa- tion for several months has been making an effort to improve the street car service and have the old type cars removed. One of the main dif- ficulties found is the bunching of cars followed by a gap before the A letter from the Capital Transit Co. asserted it had found the service satisfactory in a check. A resolution introduced by Dr. L. H. James, indorsing the present board changes in the system, was A copy any librarian. It was reported by James A. Hall, | chairman of the Streets and Side- walks Committee. that the District Highway Department would in the| near future change the curbing on | Queens Chapel road at Bladensburg | road from 10 to 20 feet to eliminate | the danger of the abrupt turning into Bladensburg road. { A resolution was referred to the! Public Utilitles Committee asking for | a more drastic cut in the telephone charges. It asks for a $3 rate for unlimited telephones and a $2 rate The association will make applica- tion to the Public Library for the use of the Woodridge Sub-Branch Library as a meeting place. —_ Imitates Seal. EDINBURGH, Scotland () —In- ducing a baby seal to break its fast after being brought to the local zoo taxed the ingenuity of Wendy Wood, New Leather GIFT BAGS * Handbags—every woman wants a new one. And here at our handbag counter, we're featuring at $5 a wide variety of styles in every wanted color and leather. UTL T LT BN, Men’s Ostrich or Seal WALLETS ‘Wallets—nearly every man would wel- come one of these with real enthusiasm. Made in genuine ostrich or seal leather .. . 10-kt. gold corners .. . initialed without charge. COME IN—WRITE IN—PHONE IN THE TAXPAYERS SLOWER TO MAKE PAYMENTS Arlington Official, However, Re- ports Receipts Exceed Those of Year Ago. By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va., November 29.—County taxpayers are a little slower in paying their taxes this year than last, although the EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, amount paid in thus far exceeds that paid in up to this time last year, it was revealed in the office of County Treasurer C. T. Jesse yesterday. Taxes paid up to the close of busi- ness Tuesday amounted to $87,415.02, against $82,431.16 on the same date in 1933. However, the 1934 levy amounts to $613,407.33, compared to $554,803.32 the previous fiscal year, Jesse said. Reduced to percentages, a little more than 14.2 per cent of the 1934 taxes had been paid Tuesday night, whereas on the night of November 27, 1933, ap;;mxlmnbely 14.9 per cent had been paid. The treasurer warned that the penalty of 5 per cent will be added to all tax bills unpaid after Decem- ber 5, and added that the law im- poses on him the duty of enforc- ing payment of taxes by any of the various means provided by law. ——n- New York Papers Merge. NEW YORK, November 29 (#).— Merger of the New York Herold and the New York Staats-Zeitung, Ger- man language newspapers, into a morning newspaper under the name of the New Yorker Staats-Zeitung und Herold, has been announced by the publisher, the Staats-Herold Gorp. D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934 SUITLAND PLUMBER IS FATALLY INJURED Robert Bateman Dies From Hurts Sustained When Car Hits Truck. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. SUITLAND, Md., November 29.— Robert Bateman, 33, a plumber, of Suitland, was fatally injured last night when his automobile side-swiped a truck on the Suitland road, near Cedar Hill Cemetery. Richard Wynn, 16, also of Suitland, a passenger in his car, was cut about the face and head. He is in Casualty Hospital in an undelermined con- dition. Police said the truck was operated by Arthur Marion, 25, of Seat Pleas- ant. He was released on $1,000 bond for an inquest before Justice of Peace Ruth Neacker here, Monday night. Bateman was taken to the hospital by William Fowler of Silver Hill. He died of a fractured skull a few hours after admittante. He is survived by a widow and four children. SENTENCED FOR BIGAMY Lucian Willingham Given Five Years in Fairfax, Spectal Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va, November 80.— Lucian Willingham of Washington yesterday was sentenced to five years in the State Penitentiary by Judge Walter T. McCarthy in Circuit Court on a charge of bigamy. Willingham, who was indicted at this term of the court, entered a plea of guilty several days ago, and his case was taken under consideration by Judge McCarthy. Yes ... just this one before Christmas . . . and it will probably be the biggest one this year! Je please . . . THENEW lleffs 1214-1220 F STREET Opening 9:15. No telephone orders, no credits or refunds! GOWN SALON DRESSES—-Half Price-2nd FI. 31—$25 Dresses..... 10—$35 Dresses Cel.81750 .$12.50 22—-§29.75 Dresses......514.88 18—839.75 Dresses ......$19.88 MISSES' AND WOMEN'S afternoon and evening dresses in high-fashion tunic, two-piece and one-piece styles. velvets and Barketa crepe . . . rust . . . broken sizes 12 to 20, 36 to 44, 16/2 to 24'%. LARGER WOMEN'S DRESSES—Half Price-2nd Fl. 25—816.95 Dresses. .. ... $8.48 Exquisite quality Chardon and Fiance crepes, sheer wools, metal-shot wools, with fur, sequin and metal-cloth trims. Black, brown, green, 15—$25 Dresses.........$12.50 CREPES, VELVETS, SHEERS, WOOLENS, and velvet-and-silk combinations for street and afternoon. Metal and Broken sizes 40! > to 52!, lame trims, Persian embroidered details. Black, brown, green, blue. WOMEN'S, MISSES' DRESSES—Half Price—4th FI. 25—$13.95 WOMEN'S AND LITTLE WOMEN'S DRESSES, daytime and evening crepes, satins, laces. One and 16'2-24' two piece with velvet, metallic and sparkling touches. 36-42, -$6.98 30251695 WOMEN'S AND LITTLE WOMEN'S DRESSES for street, afternoon and evening. Crepes, wools, satins, laces, velvets with metallic, fur and rhinestone trims. Black, green, blue, wine, brown . .. and white, flesh blue for evening. Sizes 36-44, 16'5-24!; . $8.48 27—WOMEN'S AND SHORTER WOMEN'S D RESSES ... one and two of a kind, in wool, crepe, velvet and satin for afternoon and even ing. 16'2-2415 50-$13.95 MISSES' DRESSES, one and two piece Few with jackets. EVENING TYPES, too, in crepe satin and lace . . . DRESSES, Drape necklines. Evening crepes, velvets and laces .. . 60—$19.75 MISSES' DRESSES, types in metal cloth and crepes. velvet and metallic trims. 85—$16.95 MISSES' and tunic types! blue, green. daytime daytime crepes, sequin collars, fur trims. moire, High draped neckhnes. peacock, green, red, blue, in sizes 14 to 20.. JUNIORS' DRESSES—Half Prlce—4th FI 60—$12.95 CREPE AND WOOL FROCKS, CREPE DINNER and EVENING DRESSES colors, 11-17. in bright in group. crepes Black, brown, green, biue, red. white, flesh, blue. wool, velvet, Black, brown, with jackets and capes. lovely simple styles for daytime, in fine crepes. metal collars, bows! woolens or Black, blue, green, rust, in sizes 36-44, . .....$9.88 with taffeta, DINNER AND Sizes 14-20....$6.98 in one and two piece peacock, cherry, 14-20. .. $8.48 Sunday Night Browns, black, ...$9.88 and wools plaids. ALSO 30—$16.95 JUNIOR AFTERNOON CREPES and street wools, in new bright colors. few Evening Dresses! Broken sizes 11 to 17.. 35—$10.95 CREPE AND WOOLEN AFTERNOON DRESSES—br:gh( COVO"! and pl:-ds lor uul 11 to 17. 385 FROCKS—Half Price—5th Fl. Guess there will be some excitement here! 250—$7.95 and $10.95 WOOLS AND CREPES for Misses and Women, in one and two piece styles with taffeta, fur, metallic embroidery trims. 60—$10.95 and $12.95 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' Crepes, wools with satin gilets, DRESSES, metallic collars, taffeta touches. Broken sizes 14-44.. new mode Is. $5.48 including some Broken sizes 14-44. 75—$12.95, $13.95 DRESSES in sizes 14 to 44, including particularly good selection for WOMEN! New dresses, too, in the group! Moire taffeta fur trims! Green, blue, wine, black and brown. . . JUNIORS' COATS—Half Prlce—3rd FI. 3—$25 JUNIORS' 11 and 13 vestees and cuffs . . plenty of blacks . . . RACCOON COLLARED SPORT COATS, in brown and wine monotones: .$12.50 5—$50.50 JUNIORS' FURRED DRESS COATS, in black, green, brown with skunk, fox and raccoon; sizes 11-17 kolinsky trims: 13-1 10—$69.50 JUNlORS' SP‘ORT AND DRESS COATS with rl:ceon, beflver Per:lln“lqurrel and -8 3—$79.50 JUNIORS' DRESS COATS trims; 15 and 17 . Hlfl) JUNIORS' PERSIAN n b)ue -Ir\d bla:k. with Russian ATS, in navy, with gray, a $29.75 34.75 squirrel $39.75 caracul and 1—s1zs JUNIOR'S COAT of biack Forstmann wool with gray Persian shawl; size 15....$6: 15 PRICE SPORT SHOP-3rd Fl. 18—$19.75 ONE-PIECE FRILL BOUCLES with revers, cow! necks, in tropez green, Navy. spice rose. gull grey, Goya, tea rose, turquoise, Lugano, whit colors ... 14-42, but not in all AAAAAAAA cecaceece.-§988 25—$16.95 FRILL BOUCLES, brown, rust, green, regat!l. 14-20 .. 12—$2.95 GLEN BOGIE HATS, GLOVES, now 24—33 95 SKIRTS, plaid: 75—$5.95 SPORT FROCKS plains, tweeds, diagonals; 26 to COCONEEC Ce s AR $1.98 in rabbit’s hair and wools. One and two piece, with metal-threads, kerchiefs; stripes, plaids, ..$2.98 HALF-PRICE DAY There will be nearly 250 coats . . . all of 800 dresses . . . and Pretty fair groups of accessories . . . with nearly every department represented' Some are things we've picked up for this day . . . balance from regular stocks! EXACTLY half- -price in most cases . . . but an AVERAGE of half taken aH in all. You'll need no special invitation to visit the store tomorrow! WOMEN'S BETTER COATS-Half Price—3rd Fl. 10—$69.50 WOMEN'S COATS, in black and green with kit fox, kolinsky and beaver shawls, and Persian scarfs ... $34.75 8—$75 BLACK AND BROWN COATS, with draped shawl collars of kolinsky, kit fox and nat- ural squirrel; 38-44 and 39) brown and green wools. Sizes 38-42, 35//2-39.. $37.50 8—$79.50 COATS with lhlwl. scarf and ::pe collars of kolinsky, Per:rflr\ beaveh fox .on black, 5—$89.50 BLACK COATS with Persian lamb and kolmsky shawls; 10—$98.50 COATS with shawl and scarf collars of fox, mink, beaver, ca;:g collars of Persian Lamb, caracul and kolinsky. 36-42, 37> and 39'% Black, brown, green, sizes 35!%-45!) 5—$110 BLACK AND BLUE FOX COLLARED COATS in black, brown and oxford; 351,417, ..$39.75 $44.75 2, 36 and 38 $49.25 sizes $55 5—$125 BLACK COATS of Forstmann diagonal, wv(h drlved lnd rlnple ceil:r! of P;r;uan lamb, smoke blue fox, 36-40 7—$145 BLACK AND BROWN COATS wlth detz:habla -1, 2—$165 BLACK COATS wuh draped shawl collars ©of eastern mmk 36 afld 44.. Persian lamb; sizes 40, 37> capes, scarfs, $62.50 ko\ insky, $72.50 ..$82.50 “shawls of WOMEN'S COATS—-Half Price—5th FI. 8—$29.50 LITTLE WOMEN'S SPORT COATS in gray and oxford, with scarfs and tailored re- vers; 35',-43), 15—82950 ELACK COATS with lkunk “kit 70:. Manchurlan wal‘ conrs 12—$39.75 COATS in black, brown, green, with kit fox, beaver collars; 36-42 and 35/ 2 6—$49.50 BLACK COATS of diagonal wool, 36-46 5—$59.50 ALL-BLACK COATS hawl and mnH. 36 :nd 38. caracul, -.....814.75 36-46........914.75 fitch, Persian lamb and .$19.75 ‘with pouch and shawl collars of skunk, fox, lynx: ..$24.75 3—$59.50 TWEED SPORT COATS in rust, blue, brown with natural lynx shawl 38 . $29.75 845975 LITTLE WOMENS COATS in black ar\d green w\!h "Persian black fox, Iynx and Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) shawl and scarf collars; sizes 35/,-4312 $29.75 11—$69.50 BLLACK AND BROWN COATS with Persian lamb, ;kur\k kuhnsky “black and kit fox shawls; 36-42 and 39!, ..$34.75 MISSES' BETTER COATS Half Prlce—3rd Fl H6975 TWEED SPORT COATS with raccoon or beaver trim; rust, 7—36950 COATS with kohnxky, |kun 3 wools; size 16.... Persran Iamb gold, green, red; sizes $34.83 “squirrel on black, brown and green $34.75 4—$69.50 ALL BLACK DRESS COATS with mufls baos, trnmmed with Russian cafflcul.cr Per- sian lamb; 14-20. 6—$79.50 HIGH COLLAHED TWEED COATS w:th raccoon or green, in size 16.... beaver trim: $34.75 rust, red and $39.83 10—$79.50 DRESS COATS in brown or black with kolinsky, kit fox, R.ms:an caracul, Persian lamb: sizes 14 to 18 2—$89.50 COATS in black with Persian or brown, with mink scarf; 7—$98.50 DRESS COATS with silver fox, mink, sizes 14-13.. kalm;ky, red fox size 16 5 on black, bro woolens; $49.75 5—$110 BLACK AND BROWN DRESS COATS with shawls or scarfs of black fox, Mageilan kit fox and kolinsky; size 16.. 7—$125 FINE COATS in black and brown with cross fox shaw! s, black fox, Perman Iamb col- lars: 16 and 18.. $55 $62.50 4—$145 COATS in bfack with w)ver hx flnd mmk bruwn wlth blue fex or mmk size 16, $72.50 MISSES’ COATS—Half Price—5th FI. 6—$16.95 CAMELS’ HAIR SPORT COATS, natural color: sizes 18, 20 8—$25 FURLESS TWEEDS in sporting checks and mixtures; gray, blue, to 18. 7—$2950 ALL BLACK DRESS COATS with wolf shawls; 16, 18. . 7—$29.75 BROWN TWEED COATS with wolf-edged collars; 14-18 L.$14.83 14—$39.50 DRESS COATS in black, brown, green, trimmed with wnll skunk kit fnx French beaver (dyed rabbit); 14-20 $19.75 20—$39.75 RACCOON-COLLARED SPORT COATS in tan, goid green red tweeds; 14-20, $19.83 25—$59.50 FURRED DRESS COATS of knotty or jacquard wools with Jap mink, caracul, skunk, squirrel, beaver; navy; sizes 14-20 NOT HALF PRICE, But SO Very Special We Couldn’t Leave Them Out! FUR COATS $79.50 GOLDEN MUSKRATS—Smart fitted coats with flattering shawl collars ... or swaggers with full Johnny collars . . . of well-matched skins selected for long-wearing quality! SEALINES (dyed coney), that our expert recommends as the best-wearing black furs at this price! pelts, deeply furred, in a rich black. Johnny collars. CARACULS—in a rich brown! Made of good, firm Fitted with shawl or Good Caracul—lamb skins worked by an expert into styles that are flattering to EVERY figure! CORSETS and FOUNDATIONS—Half Price For all types—for all figures—one of the biggest clearances of the day! 44—$2 Broche GIRDLES for slender and medium figures, sizes 25 to 30. Not lll sizes in each model, but a splendid selection of side-hook and semi I s e A 80—$6 and $6.50 FOUNDATIONS and GIRDLES for medium and larger figures. Broche and batiste, some nets, too! Sizes 25 to 34, but not in each style 75—$7.95 FOUNDATIONS and GIRDLES for slender and medium figures nnly. Mostly one and two of a style in broches, batistes, lightly boned . . . including 14 and 16 inch girdles and a few evening garment but not in all styles............ S 32-37 ... Girdles, 25-30; Foundations, .....$395 40—$10 HIGH-GRADE FOUNDATIONS and GIRDLES for medium and larger $5 figures. Sizes 38-44 in Foundations, and 28 to 32 in Girdles. NEGLIGEES, PAJAMAS—-Haif Price $7.95 PAJAMAS and NEGLIGEES in doveskin and pure silk crepes . styles in bright and dark shades. $11.95 PURE SiLK PAJAMAS and NEGLIGEES ... one and two piece styles; Sizes 16, 36 and 38. sizes 14-20. lovely gift shades. Negligees of satin; sizes 16-40 $15.95 BEAUTIFUL NEGLIGEES and PAJAMAS. pajamas, and negligees in satin pure dye crepe and Iace. Sizes 16, 36, 38, 42. « many one-of-a-kind . -$3.95 Fuamn in ..$5.95 .high styles in one and two piece satin $7.95 $21.95 and $22.50 HOSTESS GOWNS, Negligees and Pajamas ... only one of a style, in lovely velvets, laces, satins, crepes. medium...... Size 16, small, SILK UNDERWEAR-Half Price 100—$1.95 FRENCH CREPE PANTIES fitted, trimmed with light laces, in white and tearose, $1 30—$3.95 TWO-PIECE PAJAMAS of printed French crepe in tearose, white, blue. 35—$3.95 STEP-IN SLIPS of French crepe with lastex bandeau top. White, tearose. 100—$1.95 FRENCH CREPE SLIPS, bias styles with shadow panels, and white . 50—$3 PURE DYE SILK FRENCH CREPE SLIPS, trimmed with imported lace: Tearose, white ............ Pastels and Ioungmg shades in these high-fashion models. .$10.95 $1.95 $1.95 light lace trims. Tearose Bias-cut. -$1.50 GLOVE SILK UNDIES—Half Price 900 PCS. 50c and 65c UNDIES of novelty rayon and run-prouf Bemberg. trimmed panties, vests, 4-8, 'I'mlornd and lace- .39 50—$2.50 GOWNS of satin-striped run-proof Bembnrg with fittad bultlmu, tailored ltyl 15, 16, 17. In blue and white. 25—$1.95 GLOVE SILK SLIPS, lace trimmed and fittes lush, whutz, in sizes 36 to 42.....98: 75—$1.95 PURE SILK MILANESE UNDIES, vests, panties, bloomers with |mportld lace trims. Tearose and white; sizes 5,6, 7 20—$1.95 RAYON GOWNS in peach 20—$1.95 and $3 COMBINATIONS tearose; sizes 30 and 32 50—VANITY FAIR silk-and-lastex orl. Ppi NOT half-price, but very special at.. 50—VANITY FAIR GIRDLES of llllsx in bluth, with dl chable tab; 4 to 7- but very special at 50—PURE SILK PINPOINT GOWNS—mut 15 lnd 18......... Second Floor. d blue with lace and applique irlms; uplift “bras” top, garterles: zes 15. 16, 17, 98¢ lace-trimmed b Not half-price, Inexpensive Fur Salon—Fifth Floor, blue, 18—$69.50 COATS with shawls of beaver, skunk, mink, Persian, caracul, fox: brown, green 14-20 15, PRICE-SUIT 21—$20.75 TWO-PIECE TWEED SUITS 1$29.75 ‘black, brown and SHOP-4th FI. in smart fur- trimmed or furless models, with box and three - quarter length coats. misses. 12 to 20 Black and white, rust, green, in sizes for $14.88 8—$39.75 FUR-TRIMMED SPORT AND DRESS SUITS, especially good styles, in tweeds and new wools, with Jap mink and raccoon collars, Sizes 14 to 20 .$19.88 3—$69.75 FURRED DRESS SUITS, handsome beaver and Persian lamb trimmed styles, in black, brown and green. Sizes 14 to 16 1,900 PAIRS GLOVES-HALF PRICE 1,000 Pairs GLOVES, including $1.95 to $5.95 imported suedes, 4, 6, 8, 12 and 16 button lengths, in eggshell, Lambskin and Cape pull-ons in plain and stitched, ruffied and piped nyles brown, beige, gray, but not all sizes in every style or color. beige, navy and green . . . Also $1.95 to $3.95 Kid, .black, .$1.55 300 Pairs $1.35 to $2.95 PULL-ONS of Doeskin, Kid and Lambskin, in w‘h:t:. black and brown, but not all sizes in every style or color. Some slightly imperfect. 98¢ 600 Pairs $1 FABRIC GLOVES, in pull-ons with flared tops, pleatings, pipings, in black, brown, beige, Gray............... TOILETRIES—Half Price 59¢ DUSTING POWDER . $1.10 ST. DENIS DUSTING 35¢c LARGE WOOL PUFFS 50c SOCIETY HYGENIQUE SOAP, cake 25¢ 59¢ (dram) JELLEFF'S SPECIAL PERFU MES, floral fragrances, dram.. 30c 55¢ COSTUME JEWELRY-Half Price 225 PIECES 79¢ JEWELRY in metal and metal -and-catlin cnmbmatwns clips and necklaces 250 PIECES $1 to $1.50 JEWELRY, hardly two piece: lets and neckla 100 PIECES $2 100—$1 COMPACTS with enlmel topl and soft leather-finish pouch bottoms included 40—$1.50 COMPACTS in a gay $1 MOIRE TOILET WATER, floral odors, 50c $1 NOVELTY DUSTING POWDER. $1.35 DORIN'S ROUGE... $1.35 DORIN’S FACE POWDER. .50¢ .30¢ 30¢ .30c bracelets, pins, pins, clips, brace- ..50c ets, pins and clips, exceptional at $1 rtment of novelty designs HANDBAGS—Half Price 12—$7.50 BAGS . . . leather and crepe models for street, in black, brown... 40—$5 BAGS . . . street styles in leather and evening styles in crepe. 100—$3 BAGS, for daytime and evening, in leathers 200—$2 BAGS, fabrics and leathers, in tailored types, also evening bags Pin Money Shop HATS-Half Price 170—$1.95 HATS to go at Felts! Knits! 92-$3.95 HATS to go at In sports and dress sty Fabrics! SHOES—Half Price 400 pairs $7.75 and $8.75 STRATFORD SUEDES, entire stock of pumps and ties.. 200 Pairs $4.95 SHOES, in our new shoe shop . .. brown or black suede NECKWEAR, 'KERCHIEFS, NOVELTIES—Half Price 113 PIECES $1 NECKWEAR taken from regular stock becau: counter display and because styles ar 62 PIESES $1 COTTON BLOUSES, siz 249—50c to $2.95 FLOWERS, evening, c en. tume and sport type: 90—$1.25 and $1.95 BOUDOIR LAMPS, China D re frocks, lovely for qllu. now SILK STOCKINGS—Half Price 207 PAIRS $1.35, $1.65 and $1.95 SHEER IN GRAIN HOSIERY, pure silk, in broken clearing at ............... 65—$295 HATS to go at. 1.98 few novelties Bibs, V and high necklines...,..... are broken but colors and styles are lplofldvd .12//2¢ to 75: in pnnl and lace-trimmed 310 PAIRS 79¢ CHIFFON AND SERVICE SILK STOCKINGC (originally 95¢), with pla:nd feet. Broken color and size ranges bring them down to ..