Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1936, Page 26

"~ B2 HONOR STUDENTS CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Metunl, Private Duty Section, Nurses' Association, Red Cross Bufldlnx, Seventeenth and E GET G U AWARDS == 2 Dr. 0’Leary Says Moral and Spiritual Attributes Must Guide Mentality. Awards to honor students of last gear were made at Georgetown Uni- versity yesterday by Rev. John E. Grattan, §. J., dean of the Colleze of Arts and Sciences, at & convoca- tion opening the new college term for approximately 650 students. The address was made by Rev. Dr. Arthur A, O'Leary, S. J., president of the university, who warned the students that intellectual training without proper moral and spiritual | guidance can become ‘“one of the greatest dangers to our country.” Encourages Outside Activity. Dr. O'Leary pointed to world dis- sention today as one of the resuits of a lack of “honesty” in leadership and encouraged the students to take part In extracurricular activities to round out in a practical way the| training they receive in school to| become leaders in public and private life. “yYou are being trained, but you are also obliged to co-operate” he said. “Education is not mere in-| gtruction. Education is a laboratory in which you are the dissector. You do that of your own initiative. You are not there merely as passive hear- ers; you are not merely an object of experimentation. You are the one who does the experimenting.” Prize Awards Made. Scholastic prizes were awarded as follows: | The O'Brien medal for the highest ecompetitive examination in junior | philosophy, to William Gwynn, '37, District of Columbia. The Kidwell medal for the hilh!fl,: average in physics during the junior year, to Peter J. Brennan, '37, of Win- netka, Il The Dixon medal for winning the annual elocution contest, to Frank ‘W. Miller, '37, of Canton, Ohlo. i The Dahlgren medal for the high- est average in an examination in in- tegral and differential calculus, to Blair M. Bennett, '38, District of Co- lumbia. The Edward Douglas White medal for the best debate in the contest between and White and Gaston So- cleties, to Richard K. Martin, '39, of Taunton. Mass. The Horace medal for the best oral examination in the odes of Horace, to Richard K. Martin of ‘Taunton, Mass. MRS. ROOSEVELT BUYS WARDROBE FOR WINTER Dinner Gown of Eleanor Blue Is One of Several Bought in New York City. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. September 29.—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, it has been disclosed, has completed purchase of her Winter wardrobe at a New York shop—and one of the gowns she bought | was in her favorite color of Eleanor blue. The dress, a dinner gown, is made on straight lines with a V neck, slightly flared skirt and short puff sleeves. It is beaded. This, with two evening gowns—one of black velvet and very formal, and the other of white and silver moire— and an afternoon frock completed her purchases. The afternoon frock is of wine-colored crepe with self-colored | embroidery, made with full-length tleeves and a seven-eights tunic. Men's Association, City Bank branch, 3608 Georgia avenue, 8 p.m. Meeting, New York Democratic Club, 1110 F street, 8 p.m. Meeting, Connecticut Democratic Club, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard Ho- tel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Wil- lard Hotel, 1 pm. Luncheon, International Medical Club, Mayflower Hotel, 1 p.m. Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. gkl i Luncheon, Zonta Club, Y. W. C. A, Seventeenth and K streets, 1 pm. Luncheon, Electric Institute, Carl- ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Pennsylvania Democratic | Club, Willard Hote! For One Week Only! Tapestries—Greatly Reduced Prices It is not only smart to furnish your home in Needliepoint Pieces But also very economical and lasting. We havae just received o wide selec- tion of tepestries in artistic de- signs, foot-stools, pillows, chair seats, benches, bell pulls, slippers, ete. 95¢ to $75 The Embroidery Shop 827829 11th N.W. ' DELIGHTFUL \‘" DINING SPECIAL LUNCHEONS from 55¢ DINNERS from $1.00 . Music 12-2; 6-8 Harpist, Nona Noel Formerly Soloist. Carleton Symphony Orchestra 6" tied &ye St "W >~ | 1214-1220 F STREST Seven Different Kinds of Guip STRIPE Silk Stockings! Semi - sandal chiffon, with forcements . designed for 3-thread narrow rein- . . specially open-shank and sandal shoes. “No run that starts above can pass the famous Gold Stripe.” .00 Complete Selection of New a pa|r SI\F:d“u! 3 prs.for $2.85 Sheer 3-thread chiffon —tiny seam, small French heel, and “no run that starts above can pass the gold stripe.”’ New! The famous Gotham “"Adjustables’ —now at a new low price. They fit every leg beautifully, com- fortably — perfectly; with any girdle or gar- ters. 4-thread chiffon. Silk service stockings —excellent for utility wear . . . many women buy them by the box. Three-thread chiffon ""Gothamettes’’ — to- the-knee; for girdle- less girls and garter- less girdles. Beautiful 4-thread chiffon for general daytime wear . . . sheer enough for wear with silks . . . substantial enough to wear with suits and sports clothes. "Smarties” — the shorter, narrower stocking for girls and smaller women. 28 in. long; sizes 8 to 10. Sheer 4-thread chiffon. 34 Different Styles and Weights, From 79¢ to $1.65 Only at Jelleff's in Washington—also at our Conn. Shops, 1721 and 3405 Conn. Ave. TflE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Jeliefns un-uzo P STREET .. Cs TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1936. Three little words with a mighty meaning - - - "Half-Price Day!" Tomorrow, Wednesday Half Price Day . . . who doesnt know the story behind these words! Tomorrow, the “half price” picture reflects more of Autumn . . . Fall dresses especially . . . limited editions of manufacturers’ first Fall lines purchased at half—half price to you! Some Summer things, of course, and these, in many cases, halved and halved again for final riddance! On the whole, we'll say AVERAGE HALF PRICE . . . Come, discover the surprises yourself! Now for “Half-Price Day” rulings (please read, please heed!) Doors open at 9:15! (3) No C. O. Ds. (4) No credits or exchanges. or telephone orders. for pinfittings on half-price day! French Room Dresses—Second Floor 4—$49.15 Dresses; 1 white lace, formal, size 16; 1 wedding dress, size 14; 1 brown chiffon suit, size 42; 1 navy chiffon suit, Gown Salon Dresses—Second Floor 30—$25 to $39.75 Dresses_ _$8.48 18—Misses’ Dresses, a few daytime dresses; mostly evening dresses, sheer net, dark and pastel colors; also 2 evening wraps in velvet and moire. 12—Women's and Little Women’s Dresses; daytime chiffons in prints and pastels, a few in net and crepe; several eve- ning gowns of lace and chiffon. 12—$29.75 to $39.75 Dresses for misses; mousseline, striped organdie, velvet and lace for evening; alse 6 daytime dresses for ear . e - $14.88 “Dresses, including black and colored crepes for daytime, among which are 10 samples, and 8 dinner and 6 evening gowns in velvet and lace __ $14..88 28—Women's lnll LI"I! Wome! 15—$25 New Fall Crepes in black and colors for misses_ -$12. Misses’ Moderate Price Dresses—Second Floor. $13.95 to $16.95 Dresses for Misses____$8.48 20—Evening and Dinner Dresses in moire, slipper satin and satin crepe in white, nude, peach, aqua biue, wine, red, green; sizes 12 to 20 . _____ et AR 55—$16.95 Street and Ailerm:on Dl‘m Il| crep' crepe satin, novelty weave crepes. New Fall models with Princess lines, back fullness, military sleeves, high necklines. Black, green, brown, blue and wine; one and two piece styles. Sizes 12 to 20 . B SNRONOSRSy | 10—S513.95 to $25 Dresses; travel lh"r‘ llld crepes in mono- tone and floral backgrounds; also -mu, puch, maire, blue, in broken sizes for misses ______ RO 33—813.95 to $16.95 Dresses for misses, street, afternoon, dinner and evening models included; chiffons, crepes. net, taffeta; monotone and floral prints, also black, green, white and pas- tels. Sizes 14 to 20 el st ot Women’s Moderate Price Dresses—Second Floor. 65—$16.95 Dresses For daytime and dinner wear; crepes. wools, chiffons in navy and black; one and two piece styles; biack, navy, brown, green. Regular and short sizes. 25—Plain and Printed Chiffons for street, afternoon and evening; pastel colorings on white grounds; regular and short sizes: less than half price Special Size Shop—Second Floor. 14—$16.95 New Fall Dresses; one-piece models for afterncon In crepes and alpacas. Black, rust, brown and Stehli Always mix- tures. Sizes 4014 to 52'¢ . ---...88.48 10—85.95 Cotton Voiles in annruvo monotone and eohrlul prints; sizes 4613 to 52's only = -.--$1.98 6—$10.95 Street and Afternoon Dre-fl Mly fllrk ltreet shades. 46': to 50!3 = $5.48 6—$25 Dinner and ‘undlv Night Type Dresses; (hlflon lnd dark --$12.50 colors. Sizes 4215 to 4815 __ Junior Dresses—Fourth Floor 100—%$16.95 Juniors’ Dresses____$8.48 Afternoon and street wear; one and two piece styles that can be worn for Fall. Also some for evening wear, including velvets, embroidered taffeta, lace and crepe __________ $8.48 80—S512.95 Dresses, crepes and wool erepes in bright and dark colors. Princess, tunics, tailored and one-piece models. Satin, self and colorful trims __ - - $6.48 60—$10.95 Dresses, tunics, Princess lld Pel’hln styles in bluk brown, green, rust, spruce; also some moire and taffeta evening dresses e - $5.48 %5—$7.95 Crepe llll Shee'r Crepn in one lml i'o pifl‘e new Fall models; also wool crepes in dark and bright colors _ $3.98 20—$12.95 to $19.95 Printed chiffon, mousseline and organdy Sum- mer dresses, A few $12.95 taffeta wraps Inexpensive Dresses—Fourth Floor R R L — 75—New $10.95 Dresses for Misses _ - 8548 Daytime, formal crepes, pastel satins, with Jackets, tunics; 2-pe. effects, 1-pc. models; black, brown, green. Sizes 12 to 20. 75—8$5.95 to $10.95 Washable One and Two pc. Dresses for women and misses; white and pastels. Broken sizes __________ $1.98 100—$5.95 Tallored Dark Sheer Dresses for women and misses; one and two pc. models with short sleeves; white trim. Navy, R 30—$12.95 New Sample Dresses lor Fall ww. Black, brown, green. black, brown, wine Street Floor—Sport Shop 90—3$5.95 2-pc. Knit Dresses $2.98 Nub tweeds, zephyrs and novelty knit with Brook’s mecks, contrasting colored tops; club collars with zipper fastened necks; button fronts and boat necks. Black, brown, green, coppertone; dregs wine. 14 to 20. 60—$2.95 Zephyr Slip-on Sweaters; Brook's, club and boat necks; novelty button trim; green, gold, brown, rust, blue, black. _..8148 20—$3.95 Cotton Chenille Dfl!flm. m—m modds maize, aqua, 34 to 40 ___ cherry. Sizes 14 to 20 75—$1 and $1.95 Cotton Blouses; batiste, organdie, broadcloth, dotted swiss, Tailored and dressy styles. White and pastels. 36 to 46 e 500 14—$3.95 Cotton Ch!llflle Jltke'-l, I\nmp length with Behbie Sizes 14 to 20____$148 100—$1.95 and $2.95 Play Suits and Culottes in pique, ponlln. -l- collar and pockets; maize, pink, blue. cloth and desert cloth. White and pastels. Sizes 12 to 20 _ 60—S1.95 Beach Shirts of silk jersey, cotton jersey, spun HW boat style and Brook's neck; turn-back and club collars; ‘white, maize, brown, navy, biue, Sizes 32 to 40 Handkerchiefs and Neckwear—Street Floor 163—$1 Neckwear, Belts, Scarfs 50 scarfs in vagabond ascot and tubular sty vestees; pique, crepe and organdie; 34 belts, l;\only pastels— a few browns. 78—S$1 Neckwear and Scarfs 38 collars, vestees and assorted neckwear; 40 scarfs in vaga- bond and tubular styles. 61—50¢ Gold and Silver Lame Frogs for dress trimming .2 for 25¢ 20—Evening Accessories including metal collars, lame headbands; Juliet and rhinestone caps and lame scarfs 144—$1.95 and $2.95 Sample Neckwear A wide variety of assorted neckwear of every type. Im- porter’s samples. 40—50c and $1 Flowers; gardenias, etc., slightly soiled 200—$1 chiffon, hand appliqued and embroidered handker- chiefs; lovely lace Slightly mussed. 63 prs.—~50c Imported Lisle Socks in light colore. N Average Half Price Average Half Price Arerage Half Price Averaoe Half Price Arerage Haif Price Arerage Half Price Average Half Price Sports Shop—Third Floor Wl Frice 36—$5.95 Satin and Crepe Blouses in lovely mew Fall shades. Broken sizes from 32 to 40 200—$1.95 and $2.95 Sweaters of zephyr, chenille and wool. All slzes -. 98¢ 36—$3.95 Smkn of lfllllrl lnd sephyr. Size 16 only. $1.98 39—$5.95 Novelty Sweaters‘and Twin Sets; a few imports and showroom samples; size 16 enly. __ --$2.98 27—$7.95 Novelty Twin Sets and Sweaters --$3.98 79-%10.95 to $16.95 Famous Philadelphia Knits, $5.48 79 Dresses and Suits of wool, zephyr and chenille; many only one of a kind showroom samples; 1, 2 and 3 ylece styles In Fall shades; sizes 14 and 16 _______ 2 -.$548 7—$5.95 to $12.95 Knit Dresses in broken sizes ____$2.98 to $8.48 64—$16.95 Dresses of printed velveteen, jersey, metal shot and crepaca in dark shades. Sizes 12 to 20 14 prs.—$2.95 and $3.95 Riding Breeches and Jodphurs of gabardine; white and maize --$1.48 and $1.98 1—$4.95 Riding Coat of white linen; size 16 $2.98 2—$3.95 Riding Coats, sleeveless; white, size 18, and black, size 16 - & —ee----$1.98 65—8$3.95 to S 95 Bathln( Sul(s, fine :ephm, rflton print and a few Jantzens _ $1.48 to $6.48 35—$3.95 to $16.95 Culottes and Slacks; fine zephyrs, jersevs, tie silks and gabardine. Assorted colors and sizes 98¢ to $5.18 12—$3.95 and $5.95 Play Suits; one and two pe. styles $1.98 to $2.98 25—$10.95 to $16.95 Summer Knit Dresses and Suits in chenille and boucle. Broken sizes 16 to 42 $3.98 to $6.98 10—$7.95 to $16.95 Summer Silk :pon Dresses; pastels: broken sizes % ___$1.98 to $548 6—Organdy Blouses, broken -lufi 98¢ 30—$1 and $1.95 Summer Silk and Pique Seull --29¢ to 98¢ Average Women’s Coats—Third Floor Holt Price 4—$16.95 to $19.75 Furless Coats in brown and navy wool crepe, Si 38 to 44 . 8 1—849.75 Dressy Furless Coat, braid trimmed; brown, 37 -- 52488 15—$29.75 and $39.75 Furless Dress and Casual Coats __-$14.88 Wool crepe, llama D'or and tweed swagzer and fitted models. + Black, navy, green, blue, brown. Sizes 26 to 42 and 35'; to 41. 4—8$49.75 Dressy Coats in black wool crepe with Galyak and fox collars; 39'; and 46'3 $24.88 2—$39.75 Dressy Coats in navy and black with wolf and galyak trimmed collars. Sizes 40 and 41'; $19.88 1—889.35 Wool Casual Coat with cross fox collar. Malze color: sive 38 _ $44.88 1—$69.75 Wool Oasual Cont Kn beige with beige fox collar: size $34.88 shawl collar; size $39.88 Hlli Bhlt. hlvv Il\d Red Plllm (‘olts ‘with fox and galyak collars; sizes 36 and 35!y $62.50 1—898.75 Navy Coat with mv ln collar; lllc 40 $49.88 olet Casual Coats with biue fox collar; sizes 36 and --$44.38 s vay Wool Dn- Ct-t with galy; Arerage Half Price Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats—Third Floor 18—$29.%5 to $49.75 Sports Coats for misses__________$14.88 Imported English toppers and belted coats; monotone woolens. Sizes 12 to 18. 10—$16.95 to $19.95 Sports Toppers and Summer Coats for misses. Sizes 14 to 20 . - §1.50 5—$29.75 Swagger or Fitted Coats for m Blue, gray, red, plum, navy, violet _ = $12.50 3—$49.75 to $69.75 Furred Dresi Coats !or misses. One of a size. Navy with fox or galyak. Sizes 16 and 18 ___ -.-.$19.88 2—§98.75 Navy and Gray Dress Coats with gray fox collar, Sizes 16 and 18 --$34.88 6—$5.95 to 312 95 P“kl Clpel l!ld Cotton Coats. Sizes 11 te 17 RS aEae - - | e e A e Average Suits—Fifth Floor Hll Friee 8—$39.75 Suits; 2 and 3 pc. models of imported wool; 3-pc. swagger suits with dressmaker type topcoats: mostly navy, one brown check and one navy and grey check. Broken sizes for misses __ $19.88 10—$29.75 Suits; 2-pe. tailored jacket suits; 2-pe. and 3-pe. swaggers. Men's-wear flannel; herringbone type and monotone tweeds. Grey, navy and oxford. Broken sizes for misses and women = SHSARE R Arerage Half Price Gloves—Street Floor 600 Prs.—$1.50 Fabric Gloves_ Duplex and double woven gloves to wear right ng brown, chamois, yellow. 300 Prs.—$1.35 to $2.95 Doeskin and Kid Gloves Pull-ons and shorties; also a few 6-button length. Some im- perfect. White, chamols, navy, black, brown and pastel colors. 150 prs.—$1 to $1.95 Bemberg, string and mesh gloves; brown, mnavy and white - ..50cpr. 260 pre.—$1 fabric, Bemberg and -mu [Ivm in brown, white, chamois yellow _____ 25¢ pr. 100 prs.—$2.95 French Suede p!lll-vll 4 and 6 butten lentth in light beige and eggshell. Broken size $1. Average Half Price Handbags—Street Floor 150—$3 Handbags Leather, crepe and evening bags « « « all desirable modeis. Black, brown, navy, wine, green. 51 200—$2 Handbags - - Desirable models for Fall wear, including leather, crepe and some evening bags. Black, brown, navy, green, wine and grey. 25—$10 leather and crepe handbags; back handle and top ltnp models. Black, grey, tan, blue, red _ = e 15—$13.50 handbags of leather with laphlnd unl “back Ilrlp Gl‘y tan, brown $6.75 25—$7.50 leather, crepe, fabric and evening bags; envelope, back strap and top handle models. Brown, grey, blue, tan, black .$3.75 50—$5 handbags in leather, crepe and some for evening; a variety of models for Fall wear. Black, brown, navy, green and wine__$2.50 143 Prs.—Better Shoes for Women ; Including black kid, calf and patent; brown kid, calf or gab- ardine, and 39 prs. of evening slippers. Broken sizes. 500 Brand-new $1.95 and $2.95 Fall Hats New fashions, new colors, new fabrics . . . including felts, ante- lope suede and velvets . . . in the new crown and brim effects. Dressy hats, tailored hats, turbans, off-the-face models and irregular brims. Black and colors galore. 21! to 23!4 head sizes. (1) S8hop carefully, because all sales must be final! (2) No mail (5) No deliveries of half-price merchandise on half-price day! And (6) 25¢ Average Half Price Slips—Second Floor 300—$3.95 Silk Slips French crepe or satin slips trimmed with imported laces, or tailored styles. Tearese and white. 100—$1.95 slips of French crepe, bias cut, tailored and lace- . Tearose and white __ b SRR 150—$3 silk slips; satin or French crepe; bt!y or tailored models. 300—$1 Inside Out Slips__ Tailored slips of crepe allure; tearose or white; with V top. Broken sizes. Arerage Gowns and Underwear—Second Floor Hall Price 150—$3.95 Gowns g Satin and crepe—tailored, embroidered or hemstitched models or trimmed with cream laces; tearose, blue and white. 15 to 17, 200—$3.95 Silk Undies. Chemises, dance sets and panties of satin or crepe; tailored or lacy styles. Tea and rose - --$185 200—$1.95 French crepe undies. Panties and dance sets; tailored or lace trimmed; tearose and white __ . O 50—8$1.95 Voile and Batiste gowns; printed voile bias cut; tailored or trimmed with val lace; navy, wine and red 1 Glove Silk Section—Second Floor Hall Fries 1,000 Pcs. $1 to $1.75 Discontinued Vanity Fair Undies, 50¢ Panties, chemises, vests and briefs. All size 5 to 9. 420—$1.95 to $3 Undies Including short leg rayon pajamas; 3-pe. pajamas in assorted colors; glove silk mesh gowns; bemberz chemises; pure silk milanese panties, briefs and bloomers; mnovelty run-proof gowns . . . a grand group. Broken sizes, of course, but you'll find your size here. Sizes 34 to 42. 25—$1 Discontinued Vanity Fair Tops . ____ 500 45—8$3 Combinations, lace trimmed bandeau top. Blush color. Sizes 32 to 38 > 100—S$1 and $1.65 Uplift Brassieres Blush and white. Sizes 32 to 38, 225—81.95 to $3 Lastex Pantie Girdles - Also girdles with or without garter styles. ‘Ilefi 1 to T 100—S$4 Discontinued Vanity Fair Gowns. Sizes 14-16-18 __ $1.95 Negligees and Lounging Pajamas—Second Floor A7 52—87.95 Negligees and Flannel Robes, $3.95 Hostess type and tailored coat models; dove suede and pebble crepe in dark, lounging shades. Sizes 14 to 20. Only one of a style. 100—52.95 and $3.95 Corduroy Robes and Cotton Negli- gees $1.45 All Wznhlbv and fast colors. Negligees in batiste and Swiss, bias types. Not all sizes in each model. 40—$10.95 and $11.95 Negligees and Pajamas in silk crepe, satin and rough crepe and celanese taffeta. Only one of a style. Dark lounging colors and pastels. Sizes 14 to 18 only__$4.95 and $5.95 48—$15.95 and $16.95 Negligees and Pajamas in hostess and travel types; a few satin included; also quilted models, one or two of a style. Pastel and lounging shades. 14.to 42 .95 and $8.95 30—S$21.95 and $29.75 Hostess Neglizees and Pajamas in satin and brocade; one of a style only. Pastel and Fall colors. Sires 14 - $10.95 and $13.95 Average Half Price 200—3%$3.95 and $5 Girdles and Foundations, $1.95 Including our exclusive Dorothy Bickum, Jelleff's custom- made and Treo. Many models, but only one or two of a size ++ 12 to 16 inch lengths. Many have talon closing; brocade, satin and batiste: boned and boneless models. Girdle sizes 25 to 32. Foundations 33 to 37. Foundations and Girdles—Second Floor 94—$6.50 and $7.50 Girdles and Foundations in Skintex, Nuback and Business Girl in lastex, satin and brocade; 14 and 16 inch lengths; sizes 26 to 32 in girdles; sizes 33 ta 36 in foundations. Many in the group for the small figure, but not all sizes in each style ____ ...8295 68—$8.50 Foundations and girdles in Treo and Nuback for small and larger figures. Mostly one of a style in voile, brocade or batiste. Many samples in the new Princess lines. Sizes 34 to 46 ____$3.95 46—$10 and $12.50 Foundations and Girdles for medium and large figures in high-grade garments . . . Franco and Nuback. Only one or two of a size in brocade or satin, boned or boneless. Girdles, sizes 28 to 31; foundations, sizes 34 to 46 Average Half Price Jewelry—Street Floor 500 Pcs.—$1 Assorted Jewelry Gold and silver finish metal and catlin jewelrs; also imitation pearl pins, clips, bracelets, earrings and necklaces. 200—$1 Compacts __ e Single or double in assorted styles and colors. 50—$1 Rhinestone Clips in assorted styles; rhodium set . 500 18—$3.95 to $5 Compacts; square cases with rhlne-tm dseo- ration _ E— 1] 6—$7.50 Lapel “yle Wlkhn, lrlther or pl’yflll hmu -.-$3.50 2—$10 Lapel Style Watches; prystal frames ___ -85 21—pes.—$1.95 to $3 Assorted Lot of Jewelry including fobs, flm. necklaces and bracelets 1 24—$3 to $5 Assorted Jewelry inrlndln‘ carved wood ('hlnfle braces leu, charm bracelets; seed pearl necklaces and clips, stone $1.95 Arerage Toiletries—Street Floor el Bl 50—$1.50 Hair Brushes, assorted styles _ 100—$1 Combination Sets Dusting powder and 2 bottles wlo'ne. 250—39¢ Trejur Dusting Powder _____________.________.19% Bouguet odor. 8—79c Clothes Brushes __ 4—$5.95 Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets 100—$1 Make-up Kits, containing eye shadow, tion lotion and eyebrow pencil ___ . 36—$1.50 Imported Glass Powder Jars with nld finish trlm 36—39¢ Trejur Taleum Powder, gardenia and carnation odors 50—$1 Trejur Soap, six cakes in box ___ 18—59¢ Trejur Soap, three cakes in box 18—$2 Parfum Stix 25—$1 Babeock Trio Sed 18—$3 Large Size Travel Bags _ 230 Prs.—$4.95 Shoreham Shoes Priced tomorrow for final clearance. calf and patent; blue calf or suede; grey suede or gabardine; also 71 prs. of black, white, goid or silver evening slippers. Few-of-a-kind. Broken sizes,