Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1937, Page 20

B—2 WAYWARD SON FOUND, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1937. 1I’Mnter. today had found his globe- | trotting 17-year-old son Roger, who !cmght sight of the youth and cap- tured him after a foot race of two FATHER IS STRANDED | hes been missing since February 17, |blocks. Roger explained he expected Jobless Pittsburgh Plumber Goes to Birmingham, but Cannot Return Home, Br the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.,, July 27—An |but was at a loss for means to get himself and son back to Pennsyl- vania. Painter said he had been sesrching for Roger since he received a card from his son, mailed from Nashville, Tenn., two weeks ago. He appealed to police here Saturday to be placed in jail. The younger Painter couldn't hold back the tears when contfronted by his father. “Roger,” he was told, “you are certainly due for a whaling when your mother gets hold of you.” Chiie is considering obligatory rent umemployed Pittsburgh plumber, J. H.! to help in his search. Two officers ' reductions. |DOG LOST OVERBOARD SWIMS 7, MILES HOME Given Up as Victim, Collie Re- turns 15 Hours After Being Missed From Yacht. BY the Associated Press. PROVIDENCE. R. I, July 27.—A collie that could find its way home on water as well as on land, swam 73 miles in Narragansett Bay last night and reached shore yesterday at the Washington Park Yacht Club 15 hours after it had been lost overboatd from its master's boat. ‘The collie sailed with George Cour- tot, his master, who, with a party, went to Prudence Island in the middle of the bay. The boat was about 52 miles from the island, when the pet was missed. The waters there were searched with- out success. Yesterday Charles Cotton, care- taker at the yacht club, hearing whines on the club float, went to investigate and discovered the collie, dripping and exhausted. —_— Labor troubles in the United Slates are reported to have affected the stock market, in Japan. TYPHOON STRIKES Tourists Caught as Steamer Serv- ice Is Tied Up. TOKIO, July 27 (#).—The first typhoon of the SBummer season yes- terday interrupted steamer service between Japan and Korea. Hundreds of travelers, including American tour- ists, were held up at Pusan snd Shimonoseki, ports of the service. Heavy damage was done in Kyushu, southwestern island of Japan, where 5,000 houses were partly flooded and embankments and roads washed away. Bweden is entertaning many more tourists from the United States taan at this time Jast year. Summer Sales Fur Coats—raiow the leod of many Washington women who are enthusiastically investing in Jelleff furs now at guaranteed 15% savings -—choosing from the finest variety we've ever assembled-—having confidence that Jelletf quality is A-1 ond Jelleff tashion-outhority unquestioned. Cloth Coats openna preview all this week, and what a treat 15 in store for you! New silhouettes to K enhance your figure—new fur treat- d ments to flatter you more— new fabrics . . . and even if you have your heart set on smart black—see, just for the delight of it, sugarcane beige, Rio red! —This Summer Store Still Going Strong wfl‘h Summer Fashlons! and the best part of it all—if you're assembling your vacation wardrobe — you'll save PLENTY, be- cause so many summer things are now reduced! Shop till 5:45 P.M. if you like, in this cool, comfortable, friendly store! 900 "SATIN" SLIPS—£xTRA" Purchase! Lustrous...Luxurious...Pure Dye, Pure SiIk.._.SIX Styles—Choice, *1.45! 1214.1220 7 STREAT 1214-1220 F STREET e P~ PLAIN satins BROCADED satins TAILORED satins LACEY satins Tearose, White! FOUR-GORE Alternating bias SRR TR R \ “Moving day, moving day”.. and Suits with Fur Coats *od) Wait till Winter and 'l pay $69.75! Slips for a song and a song for the manufacturer who released this stock of slips to us because he is moving his factory from one city to another. A smart move +.. for who wouldn’t rather move money than merchon- dise? Anyway, we got the sli_ps. And tomorrow we "'give” them to you— £1.95 Pure-Dve Silk SATINS at $1.45! On Street Floor Tables. slips! Two-seam Bias slips Shell-stitched at bottom Adjustable straps Double VEE tops Sizes 32 to 44 Non-rip Seams! ‘;OLD S! RIPE Silk Stockings 3-Thread Perfect Silk Stockings for Summer in Town $1 3 Pairs vwen’r! $2M Handba Washables and Leathers Whites—Brights—Darks! $‘I S5 TY OF WASHABLES! ¢ « es and Beadet tes leathers in FABRICS! ental print ! DARKS IN DEMAND! Baogc for row AND Fall F ! R N cather s gs SR R et Black fur coats with black, Rio red, corn yellow, boxwood green, night blue surts, Grey fur coats with blue, Dubonnet and boxwood green suits. PLEN Brown fur coats with box wood green, brown, Rio red and sugarcane beige suits, Sizes 12 to 20. Cool-Cool Suit Shop—Fifth Floor. C | atent and grair BRIGHT BAGS, too' All-in-a t about want —po dies—ta d envelopes! Only ot Jellet's, you know, Gold Stripe Silk Stock from o good maker—and some from ings in over o score of styles, 79¢ to $1.65 Street—also 1721 end 3409 Conn. Ave. r,oHon Froc Sharply Reduced to New Low Prices.... To condense stocks before moving the department! O R PSR SO O B N S MMRRNI V G OR RRR E B s i Pl = et Sl PR S R TR R T SN B g i ok SRR EUERR SRR s L 121461220 ¢ STREST Getting Close to Inventory Time Clearing Out ALL Summer Shoes Tomorrow—Thursday—Friday—1,120 Pairs Sharply Reduced in these 5 Dramatic Events! A fresh sweep of reductions to make a clean sweep of cottons! What precious “finds” are here we'll leave it to you to discover hut note quantities and with ruffling! “make haste while the sun shines!” —Black with contrast trim! —Lustrous Cotton Smocks, plain or prints 12tq18. Complete change of scemery to take place soon on the fifth floor. When cottons move down, FURS move u 154—$2.95 Dresses | 1149—$3.95 Dresses | —Printed voiles with cape sieeves —Pastel pique sports frocks —Sportmaker fabrics tailored! < —Candy-stripe poplins —Monotone voiles with net 225—$1.95 Dresses 55—%1.95 Smocks —Dotted Voiles with ric-rac trim! —Monotone Print dimities! —Long Sleeve dimities! —"Famous Make” tailored cottons! $‘I.95 —"Spuntone” 2-piece frocks —Printed shantungs— scalloped! —Dotted Swisses— | and 2 piece —Dotted Swiss —Swiss with Irish Type Lace 400 Pairs Andrew Geller, Pea- cock and Stratford Shoes —Regularly $7.75 to $10.75. ) —Batiste 104 Pairs Florsheim Shoes. Vo ¥ 1721 $3.95 Dresses $2.95 —Dotted Swisses —Two-piece with pique! peplum lawns! —Printed Lawns— —Sun Back Piques button front! —pastels, white! ; —For_women, pastel hondkerchief linens! 140—$5.95 Dresses | 105—$7.95 Dresses | —"Famous make” cotton crepes for larger women! N\ —“Lovely Lady” voiles for women! —Print Batistes— ruffled cape sleeves! 200 Pairs Foot-Rest Shoes. 30 Fine $13.95 Dresses of $6.95 Imported French Batiste $10.95 Beautifully made! All over tucked blouses, gored skirts embroidery on collar and front of blouse. Tailored style with fine pique collars. Sizes for misses and women $5.95 —Printed Lawn jacket frocks —Lace trimmed postel voiles —Embroidered Batistes with lace —Eyelets and laces © for women Cool Cotton Frock Shop—Fifth Floor. Ready with Extra Service Tomorow! 53.95 —Maternity Dresses— dotted Swisses, jacket styles, pique collars! —Dark or print eyelets for women! —Philippine voiles— hand embroidered and smocked pastels! 220 Pairs Shoreham Shoes. 300 Pairs Low-Heel Sandals. 160—$7.95 Dresses | 45—$10.95 Dresses | —Sheers for larger women There isn't @ woman in Washington who couldn’t use an extra pair or two of fresh, cool Summer Shoes—particularly when an opportunity like this comes along; WHITES—Brown and Whites —Black and Whites—Wheat Linens—even Sandals in high colors and multi-colors. Broken sizes, of course, but all sizes are included in this group! Better Shoe Solon and Little Shos Shep—Strest Floor, —Dark jacket sheers for misses —10 Mousseline evening frocks (12 to 18)