Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1935, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1935. MANDELL ARRAIGNED IN SLOT MACHINE CASE| ‘The machine was seized by the vice | chine s the fist of its kind seized squad in the 3000 block of Ashmead | here. Melvin Mandell, second of two |Place on November 19. At that time, men arrested in connection with a |HArry Schwarts, store manager, was new pin slot machine which allegedly | 3rrested and demanded a jury trial paid off in cash, was held under O 8 charge of permitting gaming. $2,000 bond for the grand jury after | He is on bond awaiting trial. DAILY SHORT STORY BEAU’S ART By Robert M. Fabe;ty. A. Schuldt in Police Court yesterday [the owner and the latter was taken CONVENTION T0 SEEK ber 10, it was announced yesterday. as the owner of the apparatus. into custody Tuesday night. The ma- s, emncs joodeg Forfeits $10 Collateral. Headquarters represen! y A TO ORGANIZE WORKERS | president E. Ciaude Babcock, Treas-| Artbur C. Logan, operator of & s e urer Cecll E. Custer and Chafter | restaurant at 1335 U street, forfeited R The convention at which it is|President David R. Glass. $10 in Police Court Tuesday on & planned to organize workers in State,| A problem arising in connection | charge of violating the health regula- Plans Aerodromes. municipal and county governments | with the proposed organizing is that|tions He was specifically o 1 The Rajah of Sarawak has ordered |as units of the American Federation |of allowing each of the new Civil| with having an unclean sterilizer, Schwartz alleged that Mandell was | in his country. the Morrison Motel, Chicago, Decem- | omy over its own affairs. "WELL od girl, I expect that today is the last day you'll be com- ing over to clean up my diggings.” Dirck didn't look up from his easel, contenting himseif with grinning wry- 1y at it. “Is it as bad as all that?” Tanya said softly after a moment in which her dust cloth ceased its move- ments over the stack of canvases in the corner. “Oh, Dirck!” The cloth moved again. Dirck winced in- wardly. Tanya was like that, never protesting, always loyal, placing an llimitable faith in 5 attainments of which he himself was beginning to be a bit dubious. Waiting | three years for him to produce enough success to finance a marriage. He flung down his brush petulantly and | stmde up and down the studio. “Yes, my dear, it is as bad as all that! Somewhere I have the land- lady's notice to pay up by tomorrow or else! And I guess it will have to be the else, for I don't know where the money would come from.” His fingers | ran distractedly through his hair. “How about those two commissions | for portraits, dear? Wouldn't it pe| possible to get an advance?” “Both away from the city for the Summer,” he grimaced. “Fine situa- | tion for a so-called artist who spent two whole years on the continent at the best schools—not even able to pay his rent! You should have picked & plumber, darling. At least he could | make a living for you!” Tanya eyed him quizzically. Sl CHIN up, old boy! What you need is a change. Here, put on your coat and take a walk. And don't come back until you can smile without hurt- ing your face.” Obediently Dirck slid into the coat Tanya held for him,| kissed her and went out. An hour later he found himself sit- ting in the shade of the seawall at the beach, watching the parade of bathers pass. The gayly colored panorama wmch s a city beach on a Summer day en- tranced nim as he reclined against the wall and watched with increasing in- terest. The diversity of types, the splashes of color against the blue back- ground of the sea and sky stirred his artist's soul From his coat pocket he produced a notebook and a pencil and presently there took form on the paper a series of small vignettes of beach life; the lifeguard on his tower, the stout, for- eign-looking woman with the beach umbrella; the children building sand castles, Pinishing a hasty but particularly | lifelike sketch of a young man and 3! girl who were practicing an adagio routine, he noticed a shadow falling pon his note book. Looking over his shoulder he saw a | middle-aged face and a pair of keen | eyes above the arms which rested upon the rail of the sea wall, intent upon his drawings. The man smiled. “Do you do that often?” he asked. “Not any more,” Dirck sald, “I do |, mostly painting now.” And then he; added, honestly, “Though not with | much success, I'm afraid.” The older ! The man smiled. | rected. man proved to be|being arraigned before Judge Gus loquacious, and presently Dirck found himself re- lating his troubles to an appreciative audience. About} 1 himself, and Tanya, | and the scarceness | of demand for por- | traits and commer- cial drawings. At length the stranger | looked at his watch | and guessed ne would have to leave. As he was going he paused. | “You're pretty, handy with that| pencil, my boy. I think that I know some one who could | use you if that ls‘ the regular stand-| ard of your work. | And I guess you could use a steady salary, too, couldn’t you?” His eyes twinkled inquiringly. * ok ok ok | “YOUR guess is practically perfect.” | Dirck agreed, “but I don't think | that such & thing as a salary exm.s any more." “No harm in trying, anyway. Here T'll give you the name and address, and you can go to see him tomorrow | morning.” He wrote rapidly on Dirck" s | note book. When he had gone Dirck looked after him and wondered. At 9 the next morning, upon Tanya's insistence, he stood before the glass | | door of a downtown office and won- | dered still more. The office number on | the paper torn from his note book cor- responded exactly with that upon the door, but the legend upon the glass | proclsr.rned, “Tigers Base Ball Club, | Inc.” | Dirck hesitated. The stranger musl have been ribbing him, or else the hot August sun had affected his mind. | | Sometimes it did that to people. What would a base ball team need of an | artist? He shrugged and opened the door. “Is Mr. Williams in?" he asked the\ gu-l 1n the outer offlce dubiously. " Dirck gave her his name. In n.nother minute he was surprised to find himself gazing across a desk at the bronzed face of the s(mnger of the day before. | “I don’t see what—2" he began, | when Williams interrupted him with a | gesture. i “You're on the pay roll right now, my boy, so I can start giving orders. 1 need you for my publicity department, and later you'll go with the team on our Spring training trip, to do action sketches of my boys for the press. But right now you're going to St. Louis.” | Dirck’s head reeled. “Do you mind if I make a telephone | call?” he asked. | “Not at all. And, listen, tell her to get packed, for you can pick up the license in a few minutes,” Williams di- | * ok ¥ % DIRCK swallowed hard. He was| about to remark that his lack of | funds rather made that impossible, but | | Williams anticipated him and grinned. " “Do as I say, my boy. If you can draw | as well as I think you can I reckon | | vou're good enough to draw some ad- | | vance salary!” He would have said more, but then, you can't talk to some one who is con- centrating entirely upon dialing a cer- tain number. So he did the next ben thing—he smiled and went out. (Copyright. 1935.) GARDEN CLUB ELECTS Mrs. Arthur Harkness Named President at Vienna. VIENNA, Va., November 28 (Spe- ¢ial) —The Ayr Hill Garden Club of Vienna held its annual election of officers yesterday at the home of Mrs. FEubanks Rucker, with the president, Mrs. Joseph Berry, presiding. Mrs. Berry declined re-election and the election resulted as follows: President, Mrs. Arthur Harkness; vice president, Mrs. G. Ashley Money; secretary, Mrs. Arthur H. Greenwood, and treasurer, Mrs. Louis Denham. Eight Aces in Pinochle Hand. SCOTTSBLUFF, Nebr.,, (#.— F. H. Leseberg scoffs at 13-spade bridge hands—he drew eight aces in a pinochle game last night. Now they ALL go! You've never seen a sale quite like this! THE hew elleffs 1214-1220 F STREET U n d | es averaging Overflow—but not to be over- looked! Some thousands of pieces Pure Silk Milanese Bemberg Milanese —many fetching novelty i Oc styles—briefs—panties—step- Silk and Rayon ins—also 600 Rayon Gowns tion lenflh—mth lace —full-cut, well made regula- inser- C applique and embroidery—blush and tions. edallions, blue. Sizes 16 and 17. Fitted styles in regular only. 300 Rayen Combinations : pantie (o} ; legs, side closing. Sizes 32 to ¢ 40—blush only. We will spread these out as much as we can on first-floor tables—perhaps some also on second floor, because we can —bandeau tops, flare guess how much you will want at Jelleff’s! e i 300 Rayon Chemise i i dollar C quality. Sizes 36 to 42—blush is promised, but then you know tomorrow is half-price day Extend THANKSGIVING GREETINGS Nearono Far TELEPHONE A them. Best service possible Jelieft: 1214-1220 F STREET the construction of three aerodromes |of Government Employes will open at | Government groups to retain auton- | cooking utensils, beer cabinet and yard. e — Again—tomorrow—at Jelleff's—it's HALF-PRICE DAY! ‘About $70,000 worth of merchandise—apparel and accessories—offered for $35,000!—and probably most of it will be sold before 6 p.m. if former half-price days are any criterion!—clearing our own stocks—helping our manufacturers to clear theirs. Not every- thing exactly at half, but in that neighborhood—the average is probably less than half! It’s a once-a-month idea of Jelleff’s!— P. S—We must insist upon not accepting any returns—in not sending any half-price merchandise C. 0. D.—no mail—no telephone orders. Women's Coats— T hird Floor hverage 3—$110 Coats for Women—brown, green, kolinsky, beaver $55 and mink collars. Sizes 36 and 38_ LI 1—$110 Coat for Little Women—black olinsky searl @ =2 porsitponi Rgeatp RN E Ra 2—$145 Furred Coats—black with Russian caracul and brown witk mink. Sizes 40 and 42 . $72.50 3—$125 Dress Coats—black and brv'n. with I!llll. blIla fox. Sizes 36 to 40 -$62.50 1—$98.75 Furred Coat—Brown, mlnk trim. Size 42 $49.38 5—$79.75 Black Coats—with trims of silver fox. Sizes 38 to 42, and 39% $39.88 2—$89.75 Beaver-Trimmed Coats—in. lrum, green. Shzes u“::‘ 351 - 8 2—$125 Coats with Pem.n—l-ornmnn. frieze woolen with tuxedo collars of Persian lamb. 36 and 40 .. $62.50 5—$115 Coats with Persian—For little women, sizes 3313 to 415. Forstmann’s diagonal woolen. Draped or pouch collar .$57.50 6—$79.75 Fur-trimmed Coats—Black, brown or green with collars of kolinsky, kit fox, skunk. Sizes 7515 to 43%._ - $39.88 14—$69.75 Coats with Fur Trims—Black, bmvm or green frieze woolens. Pointed fox, black fox, Persian lamb, fitch or kolinsky collars. Sizes 36 to 44, 3714 10 43%8 oo $34.88 Women's Coats—Fifth Floor Half Price 8—$49.75 Fur-Trimmed Coats—with black fox, kolinsky, kit fox. Black, brown, navy, green. Sizes 38 to 42, 37% sz4 88 to 45 _ 5—849.75 Coats for I.lr[er “omen—bhek with lkllnk or Persian lamb. Sizes 46'; to 50'z 324 88 4—8$49.75 Casual Coats, Swagger Style—furred 'lth lynx, beaver, Monotone fleeces in brown, oxford, green. Sizes 24_ 88 35, 36 and 38__ s 6—59.75 Furred Coats—black, brown, green—with kolinsky, fisher fitch and kit fox. Sizes 3515 and 38 to 42 __ _....$29.88 4—$35 Casual Coats for Little Women—grey, brown mixtures with raccoon collars. Siges 35'; to 39'; - $17.50 4—8$39.75 Casual Coats—in brown monotone mixtures with badger, fox. Sizes 36 and 42 A $19.88 10—$25 Furless Smun-—bmwn, grey, oxford fleece. Sizes 36 to 40 and 35! $12.50 10—$16.95 Tweed Swaggers—black and white, grey, brown mixtures. Sizes 36 to 40 $8.48 5—$59.75 Coats with Tipped Skunk—Sizes 38 to 44 and 3915 _$29.88 12—$39.75 Furred Coats—Black, brown, green or wine. With kit fox, caracul, wolf, squirrel. Sizes 36 to 42 Misses’, Juniors’ Coats—Third Floor Average Half Price 8—$98.75 Coats for Misses—black, brown or green. Trimmed with kolinsky, mink, blue fox, Persian I R AR e $49.88 1— $110 Junior Coat—black with mink chin collar. Size 15___ 4—$79.75 Misses’ Coats—black with silver fox collars. Sises e 2—$79. 45 Mhu Cn!s—brnwfl or nven—lynx mmmed and 1§ 8—869.75 Dress Coats for Misses—shawis or chin collars of mink, Persian lamb, beaver, kolinsky. Black, green or brown. 14 to 18 6—$125 Coats for Misses—with blue fox .hnvls, Persian collars or Russian caracul sleeves. Sizes 16 to 20 20—$69.75 Junior's and Misses’ Dress Coats in black, green, bfa'n, with collars of beaver, fitch, fox, Persian lawb and meuntain sable. Sizes 13 to 17, 14 to 18 _ PR —— | ¥ ] 4—$89.75 Junior Coats—navy wlth lhawll of m Persian lamb. “$39.38 Sizes 16 3—$89.75 Junior Coats—black with tuxedo collars of blatk Persian lamb. Sizes 11 to 15 = e 6—869.75 Dress Coats for .lunlon—leoplnl b.dnr and beaver, in black, brown, rust. Sizes 11 to 15 _________ ____________ $34.88 Misses’, Juniors’ Coats—Fifth Floor Hell Price 18 Misses’ $16.95 Sports Coats—swagger or belted. 88 48 Fleeces or checks. Sizes 12 to 18 g 15—849.75 Dress Coats for Misses—black, brown, green with shawls, or chin collars of seal, skunk, Jap mink, beaver. Sizes 14 to 18__$24.88 10—859.75 Furred Coats for Misses—collars of kolinsky, skunk, fox. Black, brown or green. Sizes 12 to 16__ $29.88 22—$39.75 Misses’ Coats in black, rust, green nsd brown, with squirrel, wolf, caracul, lapin and fox. Sizes 14 to 18 $19.88 7—$16.95 Junior Coats—Sport types, both I'I'm and belted. Navy chinchilias. Sizes 11 to 17 _____ ---$8.48 9—$59.75 Junior Coats—for dress. Black, brown or greem, with kolinsky, kit fox, squirrel, beaver. Sizes 11 to 17 French Room, Gown Salon—Second Floor »4:7¢%., 62—$29.75 Wraps, Dresses, $14.88 15 Unm:nmd Velvet Wraps, Winter weight. 147 Afternoon Dresses, crepes and dressy fabrics. 8—$49.75 Dinner Gowns, Formals—2 in velvet, sizes 38. 3 long sleeved sheers, 14, 16, 18. 3 metallic lace formals, 14 and 16. Also 1 wool suit ____________ _-324.88 --$17.50 26—839.75 Formals, Afternoon Dresses—including 4 ilted velvet wraps (5% length), sample formals, and afternoon dresses. Misses’ sizes $19.88 --$12.50 Women's Moderate Price Dresses—2nd FI1. 478, 75—$16.95 Dresses for Women—crepes, metals, satins. Street, afternoon and dinner types. One and two-piece styles. Sizes 36 to 44, 16% to 24'%. Bluk.bwlm,mssw Pastels for evening = 15—Women’s $16.95 Jacket Frocks—shadow tweeds, in black, brown, green. Sizes 38 to 40 and a few half sizes $5 15—Women’s $19.75 Dresses—daytime and evening models, in crepe, one-piece and coat styles. Beaded tunic crepe. Satin jacket dress for evening. Women’s sizes Misses’ Moderate Price Dresses—2nd FI. 4573, 100-—$16.95 Daytime, Evening Dresses—matelasses, lames, mossy crepes, metals, satins, laces. Formal and semi-formal types as well as street frocks, 14 384'8 to 20 2 60—$13.95 and $16.95 Dresses—for street, afternoon and evening. Some with metal tops. Metal satins for formal wear, With and without jackets. High and dark shades. 14 to 2 Special Size Shop—Second Floor 10—$29.75 Dresses for Larger Women—street and afternoon styles. Sheers, velvets, crepes. Fresh, attractive styles 814‘ 88 in black, plum, green. Sizes 3815 to 5014 Some with jackets, some satin and crepe evening gowns. Bright and dark colors. Sizes 11 to 17. 1l—8|0.'ll7u-—huhmmdmfl‘-fl t colors, two tones, biack-and-whites! In- mn-m-m:mm——dum u—usmmm-,mmqmmd-m broken sizes .. Average Half Price Better Sport Shop— Third Floor 4 OQutstanding Groups KNIT DRESSES-14 Price —All the new colors, including even the lotest cruise pastels and white! Sizes for all—12 to 44. Many in size 16. 38—$16.95 Fine Knit Dresses—boucles, che- nilles, zephyrs and 100% cashmeres in $8.48 one, two and three piece styles. 150—$13.95 One, Two and Three Piece Knit Dresses— chenille and boucle models with hand- fashioned details, frill fronts, club collna, $6,98 'V necklines_ 100—$10.95 Boucle Dresses—two-piece styles for sizes 12 to 42—hand-fashioned club collar, V-neck and rilly front styles in green, rust, brown, navy s 5 ,48 75—Misses’ $7.95 Knit Dresses—two-piece zephyr wools with crew or boat necklines—in brown, blue, rust and black for sizes 12 to 20 300—$2.95 Sweaters and Boucle Blouses—many just one of a kind— all unusually smart fashions $1.48 100—$5.95 Fine Boucle Blouses, wlth frilly lnd rever fronts_ ____$2.98 40—$5.95 Shetland Slip-on Sweaters in lovely pastel shades—frill fronts, hand-fashioned touches—12 to 40 __ —-.3238 40—52.95 Checked Wool Blouses—sporty styles with button fronts and zippers in new bright plaids—sizes 12 to 20 20—$3.95 Silk Crepe, Satin and Boucle Blouses—all tailored styles—new shades of eggshell, green, rust, White. s-m 32 to 42 _.$1.98 30—$5.95 Wool Skirts—flannels, diagonal tweeds, checks and plaids tailored along the newest lines in brown, green, navy, black, $2.95 6—$5.95 Sport Jackets of flannel, suede and diagonal tweeds in shirt and tailored types. Broken sizes § Inexpensive Dress Shop—Fourth Floor Average Half Price 75 New $10.95 Evening and Dinner Dresses—taffetas, lames, crepes, laces with jackets, crepes with lame jackets! In the newest evening shades—including the new Tangee, Palm 85 48 Beach pastels, black! Misses' sizes_ __ » $10.95 Daytime Dresses for misses, women—crepes with metallic tops, vestees—1 and 2 piece effects—jacquard matelasses— braided shoulders—some greens, reds, blues, mostly blacks. 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 167 to 24%4_ 3 100—85.95 Wool Dresses—grand women—grey, beige, green, red shades, some with plaid trims—one and two piece with bright buttons. . 50—$12.95 Dresses—misses’ and women's crepe with white trims, mirror clips, jewel accents—women's silk rabbits’ hairs—and women’s one-of-a-kind sample dresses, braided sleeve, vestee, 12-20, 36-44, 1675-241¢ 100—$10.95, $12.95 Dresses—iess than half price! Misses’ and women’s one and two-piece crepes, jacquard matelasses—with Velva Ray, cellophane, pleating and tucking trims! One and two-piece wools, coat-type jerseys for women! Black, brown, green, ,r:x:l ,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 Junior Economy Shop——Flf:h Floor sidverase 60—$7.95 Junior Dresses—wools, plaids, striped jerseys in foot ball colors! Ankle length after-5 dresses with lame tops! Jewel- tone crepes, jacket styles, braid and jewel-trimmed matelasse and gamsa crepes! 11 to 17 50—$10.95 Evening and Afternoon Dresses—fur-trimmed double duties, lame jacket types, bright formals! Afternoon dresses in bright, crepes, matelasses, alpacas! One or two of a kind. 11 to 17, $5.48 30—85.95 Crepe and Wool Crepe Afternoon Dresses—bright and dxri Average Half Price Suits—two-piece fur-trimmed and furless sl 4-.88 l.—M’ 75 Sport and Dress Suits—two and three-piece types in mono- tones, bright tweeds, with fox raccoon collars. $24.88 7—$59.75 Fur-trimmed Suits with lynx, fox and raccoon collars on monotones and dressy wools. Twe and three-piece for misses, 47 Fur Coats! $69.50 Seal-dyed Coney Coats and Swaggers— Black Caracul Swaggers $35 The majority are fitted sealine coats, made of buckskins— especially strong. The caracul swaggers have full flaring backs, smart eollnn satin or crepe linings. Fifth Flobr—Fur Shop Average Half Price Street Floor Sport Shop 100—$5.95 Cazmir Knit 2-pc. Dresses—club collar, tie neck, side- ‘buttoned neckline and ascot styles in oxford, brown, 32 98 poppy, harvest, rust and green. Sizes 14 to 20 100—3$2.95 and $3.95 Biduses—jerseys, crepes, satins, prints, even a few velveteens in tailored and dressy styles! White, navy, wine, rust, green, blue, rose—32 fo 40 $1.48 100—$2.95 Zephyr Slip-on Sweaters—boat neck, novelty front, button neck and tailored collar styles—brown, cherry, green, blue, rust, gold—34-40 : 100—$1.95 All-Wool Sweaters—tie, laced, tunnel, round and roll neck- line styles. Brown, gold, rust, green, navy, amethyst. 34-40_ 98¢ 70—$2.95 Skirts—flannels, wool crepes, tweeds, checks, plaids—brown, Grey Shops—Second Floor AM:::‘ 400-%$3.95 Silk Slips, $1.95 Half Price French crepe, tailored and lace-trimmed. Tearose, white. 200—$3 Satin Slips—bias cut. Pure-dye, pure-silk satin. Imported laces. Tearose $1.50 300—$1.95 French Crepe Slips—bias cut. Tailored or lace-trimmed. ‘Tearose, white, navy, black - 300—$1 Panties—French crepe. Fitted panties with cream laces. Tearose, white 50c 200—$3.95 Silk Gowns—French crepe, bias cut. Lace-trimmed or hemstitched. Sheer crepes. Tearose, blue, white $1.95 100—$1.95 Cotton Pajamas—printed or striped broadcloth, two piece. Red, brown, biue. Batistes in tearose, maize, blue. 31 Average Corset Shop—Second Floor alleraee 120—$8.50 to $12.50 Treo Foundations—mostly one-of-a-kind na:; els for small and medium figures. Brocades, batistes Nfllll.nlmhxnrmh(n-h-uufl 33.95 Hhuflr&nfimhflufll‘vfll—mnflufiwfi Please don’t ask any of these things. Pin fittings if you want them at 25¢ each, Negligees, Pajamas—Second Floor alperase, 60—$10.95 and $12.95 Negligees and Pajamas—of fine pure-silk crepes and satins in pastels and darker shades! Bias and tailored models in negligees—two-piece styles in ss 95 40—87.95 Negligees—of pebble crepe in dark lounging shades—three- quarter sleeve type—mostly one of a style P $3.95 45—$2 and $2.95 Cotton Negligees, Pajamas—fast colored, in blues, red, green __ s1 30—$15.95 and $1 Ho‘tul hegh:ees .lnd Two-piece Pajamas— lovely satins, crepes and quilted types in pastels, dark tones. One of a kind—and all the finer types—in sizes 14 to 40________$7.95 20—829.75 and $35 High-type Sample Hostess Gowns and Negligees— exquisite models from one of the better makers—satins and velvets in one-of-a-kind styles, because they're samples. Sizes 14-20! Few satin pajamas, 14-20__ > ----$13. 10—$10 Extra Size Striped Flannel B.obu Mr 46. to 523. All 100" ) SSEI Grey Sbops—Second Floor Average Half Price 5,000 Pieces $1 Panties—our last event, we believe, of its kind this year! Lace and tailored. Silk milanese and bemberg milanese. Silk and rayon. Sizes 4 to 7 125—$2.50 to $4 Vanity Fair Pajamas—and gowns. Bemberg (run- proof kind) in blush, blue, green, red, yellow. 14 to 18 $1.85 300—$1.95 and $3 Girdles, Pantie Girdles—satin lastex, or lastex. Blush, white. Sizes 4 to 7 7 50—$3.50 to $5 Lastex Foundations—also pantie girdle. Blush, white. All sizes 300—S$2 to $3 One’s All.v—and combinations. 32 to 42. Blush, pink 250—$1, $1.25 Vanity Fair Bandeaux—discontinued styles. 32 to 38, 65¢c 75—50c Light-Weight Panties—novelty. Peach, pln.k Small, Inedlnm. SAMPLE LINE of 1500 Pieces New 79¢ to $10 Jewelry 39c to $5 Metals! Catalin! Rhinestones! Crystal! Jet! Wood! “Ancestral” types! 250 pieces 79¢ Jewelry_____39%c 100 pieces $3.95 Jewelry_ $1.95 500 pieces $1 Jewelry 0c 75 pieces $5.95 Jewelry_ $2.95 300 pieces $1.95 Jewelry_ $1 50 pieces $7.95 Jewelry_ $3.95 190 pieces $3 Jewelry __ .50 35 pieces $10 Jewelry_____$5 Street styles—evening types. Chanel-set stones—huge pieces— Indian types set with colorful stones in golden metal—gold and silver sport pins, bracelets—new animal, frog, ladybug and butterfly pieces! EARRINGS—in button, shower and drop styles! BRACELETS—link, bangle, charm types in all widths! CLIPS—Pins—and Necklaces, too! Lace trimmed, tailored. Average Half Price Jewelry—Street Floor Gainsborough Pattern Sterling Silver Flatware 101—$258 Salad Forks . _$129 8—$2.26 Individual Butter 45—$3.58 Dinner Knives __$1.79 Speendues s 217—$1.58 Teaspoons 79¢ 11—$2.76 Pickle Forks $1.38 41—$4.08 Dinner Forks. .. $2.04 4—$4 Butter Knives 34—$2.16 Bouillon Spoons__$1.08 Gloves—Street Floor 2—$3.50 Jelly Servers____S$1.75 Averace Half Price 750 Prs. $1.95 to $3.95 Gloves—kid, suede, lambskin or capeskin styles. Plain or dressy. 4, 6, 8 and 16 button lengths. Black, brown, beige, grey. 500 Prs. $1 Gloves—fabrics, bengalines, bemberg styles. Pullons, some with leather roll tops. Brown, black, green, wine, rust, navy__50¢ 150 Prs. $1.95 and $2.50 Gloves—lambskins, kidskins and suedes. Plain or dressy. Black, brown, grey. Mussed or imperfect quality._98¢ Handbags—Street Floor $7.50 Anteope Suede and Leather Bags in finer back and top handle style. Black, brown, navy, green $7.50 Muff Bags of velvet, lame and antelope suede n biue, brown, Averace Half Price $5 Handbags—including tailored and dressy daytime pouches and vagabond styles in antelope suede and leathers—black, brown, green, wine, navy. EVENING BAGS, too, in white and pastels, $2.50 $3 Daytime and Evening Bags—tailored and underarm pouches, en- velopes of antelope suede, leathers and fabrics in black, brown, navy, green, wine. White, eggshell and pastel crepes for evening __ $1.50 $2 Street Bags of black, brown, green, wine, natural leathers and fab- rics—also EVENING BAGS in white and pastel shades ____ $1 Neckwear—Street Floor Average Half Price 147 Pieces $1 Neckwear—slightly soiled from counter displa: good styles in satins, crepes, cotton piques. 26 Pieces Georgette Neckwear—originally $1—in pastels—less than half-price! --25¢ 30—50c to $1. wers, y 50¢ 500—25c Chinese Handmade Handkerchiefs tor Iomen——hl" -price because they're slightly soiled. 100—$1 Ties for men—splendid assortment of patterns and colors— plenty of blues, browns, maroons, and combinations. Toiletries—Street Floor Average Half Price 166—$11.50 Bottles, Prince Alexis Gagari: Perfume 13—$1 Cake Plates with Bath Salt Cups. --5—$2.25 Mirror Perfume trays, felt'backs $—$1.50 Mirror Perfume Trays with Legs_ 5—$1 Dermay Combination Sets ____ .66 Boxes $1.50 Toilet Soap, 20 cakes. 137 Boxes 75¢ Toilet Soap, 6 cakes__ 30—$33 Botties Prince Alexis Gagarin’s 54—$2.75 Harriet Hubbard Ayer’s Double Compacts 17—$1.65 Ayer Single Compacts 102—59¢ Tre Jur Dusting Powder, 3 for 40—$1.50 Babcock’s Night-and-Day Perfum 7—$1 Nail Buffers, large size 25—$1.95 Hair Brushes, assorted styles_ 100—$1 Odorcide Deodorant 50—$1 D’Orsay’s Face Powder, gardenia fragrance $10.75 D’Orsay’s Duo Toilet Water, boxed . _ 63.95 Myon’s Perfume—*1,000 Joys” _. 61 Dusting Powder, in. pastel catlin boxt Better Millinery Salon—o% 51 Average Half Price 245—$5 to $12.50 Hats—early and late Fall styles in velvet, felt, fabrics. So low priced all sales must be final—no exchanges, ne C. 0. D’s.__.. e S S e e S S o 8 3 Average Little Hat Shop—Street Floor alnerase, 286—3$1.95 Hats—velvet, felt and Winter fabrics in turbans, brims, 98¢ Better Shoe Shop—Street Floor Average Half Price