Evening star. [volume], June 15, 1922, Image 10

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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''Now is the
Good " House\
On Sale in Oi
Department?
DULIN<s
1215 F STREET am
HOUR
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j <J1 VV <Ji\
Here's a frank c<
business has been ba
it quickly we have pi<
dresses, wraps, capes
gains at fractional pr
No C. O. D.
1: Silk Dresses of taffet
flowered silk crepe. SizesT6
Regular $12.00 value. To go
1 Brown Suedine Dress, s
A very pretty model. Orif
made to sell for $44.50
2 Jerey Sport Coats. $10 \
1 navy and 1 heather. To g
i i ........i. - n- ?: ? *.
I i-n \ v. iiuct Wields, UllCUli
sleeves; handsomely embroil
ered. Regular price. $35
3 Canton Crepe Capes, line
with gray and peach colo
Fringe collar and bottoi
Value, $39.50
II Fancy Tricolette Dres:
navy black and brown. Tw
three 38's. three 40's, two 43'
44. Value. $19.50
1 Poiret Twill Suit, size 40
that sold for $45. This is
splendid garment
11 Suits of Suedine, Trieotii
Silvertone. in box eoat, with
long models. Navy, 1 suit s
3 His. 3 ::ss, 1 1 S. 1 36; brown
gray, " 16s. Values to ?40...
9 Sports Suits. In tweeds am
cloth. Colors, gray, rose,
brown and tan. These sold for
Sizes 1 14. 4 16, 1 18. 1 36. 1 3!
2 All-over lace w h i 1
dresses. Size 16. Suitab
for afternoon or evening we;
5 dresses of georgette?ros
bud and ribbon, trimmed fl
graduation and afternoc
wear. Pink and white. 1
18 and 36. Values are $20.1
3 pongee dresses?1 16. .1 3
1 38. large pockets on side,
regular $18.50 value
IS Stout Dresses of Ginghar
Dotted Voiles, in black ajid
blue and white, brown and
in sizes 41, 43. 45 and 47. Res
values
11 Sport Skirts made of
spuns and tweeds, fringe t
large pockets and buttons, ii
Copen. gray and brown; size:
30. Value, 15.00
12 Eponge Sport Skirts,
bottoms, in white, blue, brov
burnt orange plaids. Real ?5
9 French Serge Skirts, nai
black, in sizes 25, 26. 27, 2S
Original value up to $10. To
14 White and Tan Sport ]
very chic. These were a res
value. White they last
vir l I
v\ e nave maae one
dresses and gingham dre
newest wanted shades. !
We put them in this sale
Come
The LESS
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Time for All
wives to Purchase
Firel ess
Cook ers I
The economical,
1 a b o r s a v ing and
ftaste-prortucing qual- jj
ities of fire less cook- E
ing; the absence of |
extra heat and many
other features, besidesa
PREVAILING
DISCOUNT of 10%,
should influence your
purchasing one at
ir Housefurnishing
-G Street Entrance
MARJING).
i 1214 to 1218 G STREET
S 8:45 TO 5:30
Lessner-Meyer Co., 917 F Stre
cess
Sale
lEN'S WE/!
r ??r '
>mession: we nave too mucl
ckward?in plain English, we
:ked out all odd lots and small
and skirts. Listed below are
ices. First comers will be sun
's. No Will Calls. No
a and ? m 3 Homespun 1
to 38. v/l ?jQ size 14. 1 size
at.... 1 Regular $15.00 v
ize lo. QP 3 Navy Blue P
finally vv trimmed with h
sash. I\egular !
alues. (A QC i Foiret Twi
?J> < . UO lined, with fan
? ' ?? ~ rning. One 16,
$29.50 value
t' S 1 /f 95 6 Coats of S
1 fcB. * some trimmed
? 4"? lined. Sold u
n 7 Capes of ho
JLT*= Kellcy Cloth.
Former value t
oVs" tA OS ,5 Tricotine ?
s one lored lines. O
- two 36's, one
values were ac
$10 Q1* 1 Tricotine si
a V / also is a very h
taimf-? ?beautifully t?
ne and
iLfi:; $0.95 3 she"herd?
' 1 1B: brown and wh
V 1 38. A real $
* ke'irt Ar 2 Canton c
7 'o' $0.95 lace-trimmed
$-u.5u. -j ? wear?gray, si
i, l 40, " size 16. Value,
$i fi.95
ar A bottom and Y\
18. Value, $35.
e3f
^ A AC 2 evening dre
m ^ I W * s'ze 1 in fie;
6, J, ^ ' ? red, size 16,
JO value
it* a <\f? 6 s'lk Crepe
, * 1 Qk burnt orange tri
A *r I / * henna trimmed
JL ZL| ? henna, gray trii
jade trimmed ii
ns and . 16 to 38. $22.50
wJ?i?t9' TkO Q5 15 Guimpc Dn
T?t!m * "iirr blouses; made o
blue and pink.
home- Former value, !
TroZ: $9.45 4 Shantung.1
3 26 to X. inch coats. Sii<
40. Values to $
fringe d?A AC Baronet Satii
rn and *P navy and blacl
value.. value. Sizes 26
/y and *1 05 8 Non-crush
> only. T Dresses?4 blue
go for * ?? to 40. A $13.50
Hats? ml 21 Odd Colo
il $3.00 that were big v
I/VV of $5.00. All to
big special purchase of nearly 2CK
;sses trimmed with dotted Swiss.
Sizes are 14 to 42. Values are $7.50
at
Early to Get Y<
NER-MEYE
" 917 F Street
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ASSOCIATED CHARITY AIDS
392 FAMILIES IN MAY
More Than 1,000 Visits Made
in Month?Contributors
Total 4,761.
During: May the visitors of the Associated
Charities had under care 392
different families, according- to reports
submitted at the monthly meet*
ing- of the board of managers held
yesterday afternoon. Cash disbursements
for relief totaled $3,367.34, the
leports showed.
More than 1,000 visits to or in be
hair or their rammes during uumonth
were reported by the society's
social workers, who were assisted, by
132 volunteers. The amount deposited
last month in the Provident Savings
Fund of the society totaled $2,369,60,
an increase of $742.94 over last May.
The finance committee reported
4,761 different contributors to date
toward the 10.000 members which the
committee had named as its goal. The
estimated needs of the Associated Charities
and Citizens' Relief Association for
its fiscal year ending September 30, over
and above receipts and pledges to
date, were reported at $5,171. Of
those who contributed last year
through the joint finance committee
1,207 have not thus far renewed their
gifts, it is stated by the finance committee.
Contributions should be sent
to the treasurer of the joint committee.
Howard S. Reeside, 923 H street
northwest.
SCHOOL NOTES FLAG DAY.
Patriotic songs and recitations
made up the Flag day exercises yesterday
at the Langdon School.
Drake's "American Flag" was recited
by Hugh Mallon, Edward Baxter,
Robert Chaney, John Perry and
Frank Steele. Others who gave recitations
were Ralph Eagan, Kathryne
Higdon. Ruth Rolen and Dorothy Secrist.
The Flag day address was de,
livered by Capt. Close.
et N.W.
ity
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lRABLES
i merchandise because
need money and to get
quantities in coats, suits,
' these phenomenal bars
of their sizes.
Goods Held
Dresses?2 brown. 1 Q|"
16. 1 rose, size 20. V /
alue. To go at 8 ~?"~
'oiret Twill Dresses, AM Q("
enna Canton crepe V a
$35 value 8 -?"~
ill Wraps, full _ ?
cy braid trim- $ 1 95
one 40, one 42. f I Ffc * ^
uedene Cloth: ^ ?
. mostlv full S 1 A Qg
P to $35. To ^ -
mespun tweeds and ?/* QC
5 different shades.
:o $15.00 V
iuits, long tai- M ?
ne 16, one 18, ,U 7 95
46. Former * ' I /
tually $35.00... JL
tit, size 16?this m *vp*
3&vB?! S24?
:heck suits, in J Qt?
ite. 1 14; 1 18, ?P I /| ?33
29.50 value ?. ^ *
repe dresses? ^ ^ __ _
for afternoon Nl *7 95
ize 40; white, I ? ____
$39.50...... A
in crepe?white A ^
with scalloped % 1 Q 05
sleeves. Size * 9 *
?
sses, in orchid, A _ _ ?
,h. size 40; 1 in ? *| A 95
an actual $25 * I
Net Dresses in
mmed in white,
in white, all fi* Ql
Timed in white, ?J) fl Ar mUO
n white. Sizes /.
values for only *
esses with sej>arate A N
f sheer gingham, in Jk'J MS
Sizes from 16 to. 44. _ b
$7.50 V
Suits, long 38- (J? <m pm qjes
16,18, 36 and ?P I /
29.50 JL I
a Skirts, in white, ,d? M Qp
<.. A splendid $9.50 *r^I *td
to 32...,,,. *
able Pure Linen &P9 QC
: ?3 white; size 16 /
value * """""""
red Summer Hats ^<4 Qr
alues at their price V I mt/0
i go at A
istz o <rc
and more, tp \?v
jur Pick
R C0.Inc*?f
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MORSE FILES PLEA i
TO APPEAL RULING 1
ea
~ Sh
Indicted Shipbuilder Asks shu
vo
Appellate Court Pass ad
on Demurrer. C
Charles W. Morse, New York shipbuilder;
his three sons' and others' ad
charged with conspiracy to defraud Ca
the United States by means of war
contracts with the Shipping Board,
today filed an application to the Dis- n<
trict Court of Appeals for the allow- ce
ance of a special appeal from the de- ta
cision of Chief Justice McCoy in Criminal
Division 1, overruling demurrers te
filed to the indictments. Application ot
for a special appeal is necessary be- ar
cause the order is' interlocutory and si?
not appealable as matter of right. w
Through Attorneys Wilton J. Lam- bt
bert, R. H. Yeatman and W. Bissell th
Thomas the accused claim they should ^
not be put to the expense of a trial ?
under an indictment which they believe
to be invalid because it charges
the formation of a conspiracy to defraud
through contracts when no such
contracts were in existence. The conspiracy,
they assert, is alleged to deal =
with the manner in which these con- !
tracts should be performed months be- !
fore such contracts were made. The
appellate court is asked to settle the |
law points in advance of a trial.
United States Attorney Gordon and
Assistant Attorney' General Dobyns
have ten days in which to file opposition
to Hie request for a special appeal.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia, Maryland and J
Virginia.?Fair tonight and tomorrow;
no chfenge in temperature; .
gentle variable winds.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer?4 p.m., 64; 8 p.m.,
65; 12 midnight. 63; 4 a.m., 64; 8
a.m., 67; noon, 75.
Barometer?4 p.m., 30.04; 8 p.m.,
30.07; 12 midnight, 30.06; 4 a.m.,
30.06; 8 a.m., 30.08; noon, 30.07.
Highest temperature, 75. occurred
at noon today. Dowest temperature,
61. occurred at 6 a.m. today.
Temperature same date last year?
Highest, 83; lowest, 64.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the j
water at 8 a.m.?Great Falls; Tern- j
perature, 70; condition, muddy.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished bv United States coast
and geodetic survey.)
Today?Low tide. 6:38 a.m. and 7:01
p.m.; high tide, 12:07 a.m. and 12:18
p.m.
i Tomorrow?Low tide, 7:28 a.m. and
7:49 p.m.; high tide, 12:54 a.m. and |
1:06 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today?Sun rose, 4:41 a.m.; sun
sets, 7:35 p.m. j
Tomorrow?Sun rises, 4:41 a.m.; sun
sets, 7:35 p.m.
Moon rises, 11:35 p.m.; sets, 10:27
a.m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted onehalf
hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
3 Temperature.
i 2? s? :?
I 2? =? "5
3 Is r Wei'hM 5
i : : - I
: : : B L
Abileoe, Tex. 29.88 92 68 .... Pt.cloudy """
Albany 30.02 74 59 0.04 Cloudy -m
As bury Park 72 r?H ? lear 1 flk
Atlantic City 30.08 66 58 .... Clear 1|
Baltimore ..30.06 60 82 .... Pt.i-ioudy ??
Birmingham. 30.00 90 74 .... Clear fH
Bisrunrek .. 29.68 70 58 l.ol liaui H
Boston 30.00 70 58 .... Cloudy ?H
Buffalo 30.10 72 58 dear S
Charleston . 29.98 90 74 0.16 Cloudy =
Chicago ..,,.30.08 98 68 Cloudy M
Cincinnati ., 30.06 86 64 .... Clear =
Cleveland .. 30.06 82 62 .... Clear ==
Denver 214.78 90 54 .... Clear ??
Detroit 3O.08 82 62 .... Clear =
El Paso 29 70 98 70 Pt.cloudy =
Galveston ..29 08 88 80 .... Clear m
j Helena 29.96 64 58 0.88 Kain s
^Jacksonville. 20.04 92 76 Pt.cloudy H
l Kansas City. 29.82 06 76 pt.cloudy =
I IjOs Angeles. 29.88- 68 60 .... Cloudy M
j D-uisville . .30.04 70 .... Clear ^
j Miami. Fla.. 30.02 86 76 Cloudy H
j wiiru?s _jr ft c" .... ri.nouiiT ?
New York.. 30.o? 74 f?8 .... Pt.cloudv H
, okla. City.. 1*9.90 92 70 .... Clear " M
? Philadelphia. 30.(k8 70 58 .... Cloudy ss
Phoenix.Ariz 29.78 90 ?n .... Clear
Pittsburgh... 30.0s 80 r?? .... Clear
Portland.Me. 30.10 B4 ft2 Cloudy
Portland.Ore S0.30 70 4? Clear
S Lake City 29.98 M 0.04 Pain
San Antonio. 29.90 88 HS .... Pt.cloudy
San Diego... 29.80 ?8 ?n Cloudy
Js Francisco. 30.0^ 88 32 .... Clear
St. Louis.... 29 94 90 70 .... Clear
St. Paul.t... 29.80 84 88 0.02 Cloudy
Seattle 30 34 82 50 .... Clear
WASH..D.C. 30.08 05 01 O.Q3 Clear
Foreign.
(8 a.m. Greenwich time, today.)
Stations. Temperature Weather.
{London, England... Clear
Paris, France 58 Cloudy
j Copenhagen. Denmark "?4 Clear
Horta (Fayal). Azores Cloudy
i Hamilton. Bermuda OS Rain
San Juan, Porto Rico 82 Part cloudy
i Havana. Cuba 78 Clear
J Colon. Canal Zone 82 Cloudy HI
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| LIONS CLUB PAYS HONOR J
TO MISS WANDA LYON |
With "manes" neatly trimmed and;l^
combed, and throats in tip-top shapfe, j jj
300 Lions and Lionesses, with their is
"cubs." all members of the Lions Club jU|
of Washington, swooped down on the i?=
Belasco Theater last night, where ||g
they "roared," sang and applauded in pf
honor of Miss Wanda Lyon, leading ?H
woman of the Shubert-Belasco stock
company, who had invited the organ- |||
ization to attend a performance of |=
"The Ouija Board" now playing at ?||
j that house. * f=
j On several occasions the actress B
; had entertained the membership at : gg
1 their midday luncheons in the Willard
! Hotel, and it was in appreciation of j i=
| her efforts that the club voted to visit
the theater in a body. At the end of 'HI
jthe second act Miss Lyon responded |H
j to a curtain call, and, after thanking m
I UCJ au.11111 v.1 o ill a imicl apcccn, WHS *H==
I presented with a huge floral offering, iH
a gift from the Lions Club. 11
At the regular meeting during the |3
day H. H. McKee, president Qf the |=
National Capital Bank, addressed the j H
club on the necessity of all business | H
men to familiarize themselves with j =
existing trade conditions of the world i Q
in order that all may help to bring | m
the world back to normalcy. - :
Mr. McKee stressed the value of j B
the "get-together" spirit displayed by j m
such organizations as the Lions Club, {ji
and said that if all the peoples of the ?1
world would mix and mingle more HI
Who takes ;g
Your Money to
: the Bank? r
; I eowwovw -0.:.? n.
ouiuijv^o 10 saving tne i es
money you waste. ?||
Someone is getting richer I
as a result of your spend- !
Ing.
!
I Someone Is taking a part
i of your earnings to the
, bank and depositing it to
their credit. '
I
Why don't you change the
order of things ? open a
savings account and take
your moneysgo the bank
for your own account?
I
THREE PER CENT OX SAVINGS !
i
|
! Federal National Bank
John Poole. President
Cor. of Fourteenth & G Streets
sre would be an end to all .wars.
James P. Schick presided, and anunced
that those delegates to the
nventlon of Ltonlsm to be held at
>t Springs, Ark., next week passing
rough Washington would be enterined
by the local club on Saturday.
\ Schick and Rev. George F. Dudley,
liresentatlves of the local club to
e convention, will accompany other
stern delegates to Hot Springs.
Announcement was made that the
ubert-Garrick Players had Invited
e club to attend their performance
nday and Monday nights, and a
te of thanks was unanimously
opted.
iARNIVAL ADDS~B00THS.
Following a conference with the
vance agent of the Atlantic City
irnival Company last night the
minittee in charge of the Jewish
>me carnival, to be held June 19 to
at 11th street and Snrinc rnnd. an
nmced that twelve additional conssions
were booked for the enterinment.
x
These include professional fortune
Hers, indoor golf courses and three
her attractions. In addition to the
nusement booths there will be seven
3e shows, snake charmers, tattooed
omen, etc. The carnival is for the
mefit of a new Hebrew Home for
e Aged and a Jewish hospital.
pamhment
ccfiEFcinatjuu?
The Vogue in I ill I
Parchment Shade
Painting
Leans toward the conventional
or silhouette.
Mme. Vassileff
Instructs You
She will gladly show
designs and an extensive
variety of unpainted
shades.
(jpbenfietmerir
T/IOP UNIOUlg
PIGHTH <t e- 3TRWTJ"
100 miles of hemstitching in 1922
| Extra Special
Baronet Satin
and Silk
SKIRTS
$8.95
Values Up to $25.00
About 50 High-class ' Dress
and Sports Skirts reduced for
quick clearance. Pleated and
plain styles?white- and colors.
Some slightly soiled from handling.
Wash Skirts
Values to $3.98
Gabardine and . _
twills, olain models, III)
finished with pock- *P I W
| ets and pearl but- A ??
tons.
g
Values to $7.98
JMade of the better
qualities of ( U Qfi
garbardine, twills *r X
and surf satin? ad??
newest models with
pockets and fine pearl-button
trimming; all sizes.
| June Clearance
Sale of Waisi
You'll want to buy at least a
dozen when you see the values.
Wash Waists
Values to $3.98
Voile. Organdy and Batiste
Blouses, in white and ? af
colors; lace and embroidery A I
trimmed styles. While the T I
lot lasts your choice at
J 1.59.
Waists at $2.98
Values Up to $6.98
Included in this lot are fine ' qi
Georgette Silk Waists, Wash Silks
gandies, Voiles. Dimities, etc. AIM
white with colored trimmings, colon
The best values we have offered th
tire season. All sizes.
Silk Underwear
Values
to $5.98 ri
Makers' samples and garments
regular stock reduced. Crepe de (
audium Silk and Satin garments,
aed with fine lace and ribbons. T<
Step-ins, Bloomers. Combinations. \
flesh and orchid.
A.
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Ladie
\
/
Vali
The outstandi
most wanted sty
factory's surplus
stock to make th<
Dress Models?0)
Bu
Klc
Sports Models?]
"Patsy Sandals"
Street Styles?'?X1
Bu
Bei
There are ovei
tion?with lonar. i
ble or sewed soles
Military, Cuban,
Spanish, Full Sp;
See the
i
1109Open
8:45 A.M.
Cost & Pi
Dur>ng this Week End S
department should be crowd
disappointment, be here at si
750 V
Wash Dresses that you
fine quality Ginghams, Dotte
tions. The very newest mod
others with lace. Every want
Silk D
Values to $29.95
75 Dresses in this lot. _
Styles, colors and mate
rials too numerous to ^ I
describe. If your size is
here, you will get i wonderful
bargain. Odas and
ends from, various higher price
duced for a quick clearance. A
not in every style.
75 Tricolette Slip-over
great variety of colors. Red
At Big Rec
s C
- \hmhiv
half UJil lllg
Values to $
35 suits in the lot, including
models of fine allwool
tricotines, twills,
novelties, canton crepe
satin suits.
^ Tweed i
Reduced
20 Fine Quality Tweed
in the newest spring mo
a good assortment of coloi
sizes.
Jersey S
Reduced
e en 10 Jersey Suits, of fine
ity; new models; well mad
finished.
. Corduroy Sp
J Reduced
= These are Combination
Suits?white corduroy
-M?m skirts with colored sleevetrim*
kss corduroy jackets,
sddys". Very attractive for sports
Vhite, wear.
? i -
Eg Sc (jjjomp.
500 Pairs of
:s' Low She
$2%
ies Double the Price
ng feature of this offering
les are included. We hav
and added from our o\
e sizes more complete.
ifords, Pumps, Strap and Buck
ckskin, Nubuck, Kid, Reignskin,
)th, Duck and Canvas.
fn White, with Patent Leather, Gun
Hue and Tan Leather Trimmings.
?In White Nubuck, Ivory and Pe;
Leather and Buff and Tan, Cut
models, with leather soles and
One and two strap and Buckle <
fords, Pumps, One and Two Stra
ckle Effects?in Patent Leather,
ige Buck, Black and Brown Kid.
fifteen different styles in
medium or short vamps; tt
; covered wood or leather 1
Box, Baby or Junior I
mish and Louis.
Display in the Sevei
Street Window
t&lWtiA
1111 G St. N.W.
rofit Are Fc
ale of odd lots brought out by the
led to capacity by the tremendou
tore opening.
/ash Dr
can wear any place?fashioned of
rl Ctiticcao nn/1 T3 an ,, f , f?,l rM V\ lltn _
<u owiaots diiu utauiuui vuiiiuiua
els?some trimmed with organdy,
ed color. All sizes, 16, 18, 36 to 44.
resses Red
1 Value
0 145 Dresses su
AA for street, after
UU dinner or sports
= Fashioned in tine
ity Canton crepe,
de chine, sateen,
:d lines re- knit, georgette, fo
.11 sizes but Newest spring mo
suitable for both wc
Dresses, open or closed sleeve mc
luced to
factions 100 F
?1 - Have
buits 8* M.
Brown Onns
7500 heavily furre
expert care, i
$18^ ~
Fibers
Suits, Values to 9
dels? SlKtilJ About 25 In i
rs and with belt. A go
All sizes.
Suits Slip^;:
to I Iceland Wool
A _ and Heavy Qui
qual- f||| Sweaters, in a gi
le and of colors and co
reduced for qi
ance.
ort Suits r: ?:
10 Jersey Si
$10? Pettk^
JL All-silk Jer
feta and Jers<
and'fancy floi
*!*
i I ?? 4
ang s^r
I
>es
is that the
e bought a
\rn regular
:le Pumps?in
Kool Flapper
Metal, Brown,
arl Elk, Patent
-out B^are-foot
rubber heels,
effects.
p, Button and
Brown Calf,
this colleelrned,
flexileels?Low,
.ouis, Hall
nth
:
.
9^^^? J
Close 5:30 P.M.
irgotten |
: Tune Clearance every Hi
s reduction. To avoid jB
^ ^ ^ K
esses ?
$0.98 |
uced |
s to $55.00
itable
noon, * T QC
wear. ?J? I fg|
qual- C J ?
crepe fp
crepe
ulards and combinations. jg||
dels and colors. Styles [j
imen and misses. All sizes. pp
dels, in a $j!j.98 1 jj
I
ur Chokers
Been Reduced
95 $9.75 |
!sum Chokers?choice of
d skins, mounted with iSs
ind priced less than the m1
jjg
ranee Sale of
veaters f
ilk- $Q.98 ' 1
10.00
the lot?Tuxedo models, ^
od assortment of colors. 1
_l *T a ^
:r ana luxeao '
ol Sweaters 1
Slip-overs r
allty Wool AO
'eat variety tB #. ?70 fc|
>mbinations, jr,__ gj
lick clear- SHH ||E|
Ut $9.98, J
bs Up to $4.98 jj
sey Petticoats, also Taf- p^i
cy combinations; pleated |
jnees; all colbr*. J
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