Evening star. [volume], August 06, 1924, Page 9, Image 9

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ACTRESS HATES !
WHITFSPROMISES
Ann Luther Says Millionaire
Promised Marriage and
Financing of Career.
By the Aswiattd Press.
LOS ANGELES. August S.—Pro
posals of marriage and promises of
a well financed film career were made
In a Pullman stateroom in which she
and Jack White, wealthy mining
man, were speeding westward toward
Hollywood and the movies. Ann
Luther, actress, has testified here in
her sloo,noo suit against White for
alleged breach of an agreement to
star her in motion pictures.
White told the superior court jury
of 11 women and one man that it was
Miss Luther who lured him across the
continent to help her get started in
the films and that it was only aftef
they arrived here that he learned she
was the wife of Ed Gallagher.
Miss Luther remained on the stand
all of yesterday to deny these accusa
tions and she described In detail how
White, after persuading her to go to
California with him to be starred in
pictures at his expense, filled the
journey from New York to Holly
wood with proposals that they go to
Mexico and marry, although he had a
Wife and child.
She said White once told a jewelry
clerk here that they had been mar
ried.
On one occasion, she said, he made
love to her In Spanish, but whether
he spoke in English Or Spanish he
always declared himself eager to
marry her and finance her career in
the films. She. in turn, promised to
be his wife, she testified.
ABANDONED WAIF FOUND.
Colored Female Infant Discovered
in Clump of Bushes.
Wails of a colored female infant,
possibly one or two hours old, at
tracted the attention of Charles
Brown, colored, of Sheriff road near
the District line, to a clump of bushes
near Sheriff road and Division ave
nue northeast shortly after 5 o'clock
this morning. He summoned a po
liceman and assisted in caring for
the abandoned babe until the arrival
of Dr. C. W. Stallard from Casualty
Hospital.
Dr, Stallard took the foundling to
the hospital and later to Children's
Hospital, and the latest report of the
police was that the waif was doing
fine.
ADMITS FUND THEFT.
Carolina 91erk Took Money In
tended for Veterans.
CLINTON. N. C.. August 6. —W.
Plett Sessoms. for more than 20 years
clerk of Sampson County Court, yes
terday pleaded guilty to misappropri
ating" funds intended as pensions for
Confederate veterans. Sessoms was
released under $5,000 bond for his ap
appearance at the October term of
court, when the degree of punish
ment will be determined.
Just before court convened this
morning, Sessoms tendered his resig
nation as clerk and it was accepted
by Judge Henry A. Grady.
Defeats 46.000 Marksmen.
BERN, Switzerland. August 6.—The
federal shooting tournament in which
40.00 P competitors participated, firing
an estimated total of 3.000,000 car
tridges, has just closed. Gustave
Schweitzer, a member of_ the Swiss
Club of Hudson County, New Jersey,
with a score of 35 points, won what
is known as the “little mastership-”
The first discovery of pure silver
metal in the United States was made
in Nevada in 1858.
IW. & J. SLOANE I
1508 H STREET . (Opposite The Shoreham) WASHINGTON, D. C.
A Mid-Summer Sale
of
High-Class Home Furnishings
Now in progress and continuing throughout
the month of August, selected stocks of
FURNITURE, CARPETINGS, DOMESTIC
AND ORIENTAL RUGS, LINOLEUM,
DRAPERY AND FURNITURE FABRICS
will be offered at very real
and substantial reductions
Nowhere will you find lower priqps for filings of such ster
ling character. A pleasant experience awaits those who
take this opportunity of seeing how surely the great variety
of styles reflects the care and knowledge which entered
into their selection.
A Word About Prices
• Our natural inclination is to stress Quality and Desirabil
ity, for they are and must always be our first consideration.
But in this instance we cannot refrain from emphasizing
the attractiveness of the low prices prevailing in this Sale—
Os unquestionable. advantage to you they are of even
• greater value to ourselves, in that they will convince you
' Siat in this store
Reliable Quality Is Well Within the Range of
Moderate Expenditure
STORE HOURS FROM S AM. TO 5 P.M. FREIGHT PAID TO ADD SHTPPINO POINTS
SATURDAYS. CLOSED . IN THE UNITED STATES
Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries an Assurance of Satisfaction
HIGH EXPLOSIVES TO AID
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
War Surplus of “Pyrotol,” Totaling 100,000,000
Pounds, Donated to States for Road Building
and to Farmers for Clearing Land.
A series of reverberations, caused
by the explosion of enough high ex
plosives taken together to fill a
fre ght train 40 miles long, will rock
the nation before long, and the Gov
ernment is taking no steps to stop it.
War-time explosives they are. 100.-
000,000 pounds of them, and bearing
the forbidding name “pyrotol,” at
that. When they are exploded hill
sides will be tossed skyw'ard as
though by a giant shovel; farmlands
will he rocked, great trees will hurtle
high in the air like matchstems and
showers of debris will descend on the
landscape, while thundering echoes
resound from valley and hills miles
distant.
Fortunately the 100.000,000 pounds
will not go off at once. A pound
here, perhaps, and a couple of pounds
there. The pound will shatter a
great rock or uproot a large stump
on otherwise valuable farm land, and
the larger quantities will cleave
paths through mountains and hills
that obstruct free passage of com
merce by automobile.
The explosives, left over from the
World War and robbed of their origi
nal death-dealing objective, are to be
‘BEST LOOKERS’ COMPETE
Twelve Women at Fete to Select
Handsomest Man.
The most handsome man in St. Ga
briel's parish will be selected by a
jury of 12 women at the lawn fete
of the church, starting August 16 and
lasting until the night of August 23.
The male beauty competition w-ill
be a co-feature with a beauty show
for babies, and efforts are being
made to have grouped entries of
1 fathers and infants in the two con
tests.
Twenty-three booths for novelty
features and refreshments have been
erected and a large force of work
men is at work constructing a dance
pavilion.
Workers of the parish will meet
tonight in the parish hall to com
plete plans for the affair. Proceeds
will go to the church building fund.
As EBONITE "Strings" to a Stick,
Sfl It Winds
Around the Gears
JINSIST UPON
EBONITE
AT YOUR
GARAGIi
If you want to know the
real joy of driving a car,
get your garageman to fill
the transmission and differ
ential gear cases with
“EBONITE”—one filling is
enough for an entire sea
son.
MU (jp*N At dealers’ in five
fri ■ pound cans, and at
KaSSSc service stations from
Checker -board
pump, only.
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1924.
given away by the United States Gov
ernment to the various State govern
ments for highway construction and
to farmers for clearing land. The dis.
tribJlion soon will begin under the
direction of the Bureau of Public
Roads.
No distribution direct to farmers
will be made by the Government, but
in each State where there is sufficient
interest in agricultural explosive
some agency, probably the State
Agricultural College, will take orders,
pool them in carload lots to minimize
freight charges and handle distribu
tion. Recipients must stand the cost
of preparation and shipment.
The explosive Is packed in boxes of
50 pounds, containing about 150 car
tridges. each of which Is approxi
mately equal in strength to a car
tridge of 20 per cent dynamite.
$3.50 Philadelphia
$3.25 Chester
$3.00 Wilmington
And Return
Sunday, August 10
Similar Excursion
August 24
SPECIAL TRAIN
Lv. Washington 7:20 am.
Standard Time
Returning
Lv. Philadelphia 7:30 p.m.
Lv. Chester 7:50 p.m.
Bv. Wilmington 8:10 p.m.
Consult Ticket Agents
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Kerc is
substitute
iny price
i have
i right
*. for
ir car.
TH£ ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERT 00.
P TTTT.ATVF.T.P TTT*
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
FACTORY BRANCH
1823-33 L STREET, N.W.
FRANKLIN 6600
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I IHm FRIDAY I
| Remnants at Rebuilding Prices |
Pw p———---—--—f BT REASURES we found for you in this week’s remnant offerings. Our post-inven-
W A,.,*,,.* c_l_ I - tory closeout—like the thrifty housewife during housecleaning days—when she dis- CIO CA a-. COt AA W
,j\ August Sale of JL COV p rs storec i away Q r forgotten trinkets of intrinsic value, so our inventory dis- lO vdD.UU rjj
WT run closed many items not heretofore reduced. . |yy| # |l #
rn At lowest prices of the AH ar e'this season’s merchandise. Many and varied arc the economics you may indulge IVi 111111 fiTV
m Sp °f -in tomorrow—our first remnant day after inventory—An extra size here, a fanciful color J
fel muskrat), full SIQC-OO there; each individual, attractive and useful in its place, an article left over which will not *7C fijj*
m length ...! IVw permit us to place it in our regular stocks. _ . 2pW./d T
|bd With six weeks more of glorious summer weather to revel in and to enjoy—whimsical ff M
Wj August and early September, with their hot days and cooling nights—a wardrobe some- sh
what jaded, perhaps depleted from long usage. ot our fincst hats 5$
m Where is there a woman reading these money-saving opportunities who would not from the world’s most W
want to acquire some of them, all in good taste and style, to finish the summer with- famous designers usually
L*j mouses We have stressed the utmost in prices—many are cut less thanhhalosf —of merchandise selling at $lB.oO to $30.00 M
I>LOUSES from our reg- appropriate for wear long past the summer season. A number of these items consist of a var,cty of ™ atc ™ s ’ M
L*J ” ular stock, silks, dimi- on i v one G s a kind. The thrifty woman will make her selections early in the day. shapes and colorings.sßJs U
y?T tics and voiles, some arc J s .-.-- , ~ tWj
| on? S T s kind ot th c e rs ust Women’s 545.00 Misses’ 549.50 Sport Coats panama st™ h.*,
Vi from some of our special o*ll Six choice coats of Flamingo and A *JC cloche shapes, trimmed in sL|
I purchases. Choice selec- Desire cloth, fashioned along straight white satin banding and
Lj t,O to U st9s Odd Handsome silk th ac (tl QCA Green, tan"
Blouses. Madejf dimity '"SSJZ *1 0* DU -- jg- •" at to SI7AO Trim- 1
black alpiC a UW% : %
. Ovcrblotiacß. one ’S' CO.IS. Sport ol !•-»!.» to SUM MkrtC*!*, art j
iln ,£ll S **” —* 1 “ lr - Eng " Sh PUidS a ” d h ° m ' SP WO SSt.“«i.SS k W btack. .an, Serfs and J
1 SSI :SL,Si Neckwear
i ered or lace trimmed. $55.00 Women’s Cepes. Twill and silk ca P c ®-,]U n and fur trimming on co.lar a. a si— SUk Figured
Colors, buff. French blue. trimmed. Black, navy, tan, gray.... $24.50 o rs, black and brown M nrinted creoe do chine.; hemmed S
Ni gray and all white.. $3.95 $155.00 Women’s Coats. Attractive models ot 1 - . and fringed 86c bd
—Fi..r, tio and faille silk, fur trimmed. Blwk. bgjm. blisses’ $39.50 SpOlTt SuitS .» ...» r„,,„ _ fj
i tan. rust ;’ V V V* ‘ mndthof Cuff Set*. Pique and linen sets
SI9AO Women’s Golf Jackets. Jaunty moac £°‘
Two attractive models of brown tweed QPA —plain and colored embroidered. |i j!
51. 95 to S 3 95 flannel in all colors. Special.. : ■- - mixture, made with popular box Jackets. 10c
* „ Second Floor Th# , u|t for country> spo rt or city wear. *r rot
y Sweaters y ° ur c , hoi «;,**- 50 - Hrmn „ nun Sine i e . u 2 and B
® l«v j OOC AA QQQ CA 3—525-00 Misacs Suits* Horncspu • * S colors left over from numbers
Women S to breasted box jackets. Button trimming. that have sold much higher, s»c
K . HvacCAC 0> 8—$49J50«555.00 Misses’ Suits, of twill, pin stripes ■■■■■■■■.
J wofsted W^ t r C ”’mo^r!-sU f p-o UrCSSCS and tweeds. . Box jackets single and double J
XJ sport coat or jacquetto style— Sheer, cool printed Georgettes, suit- fl»« gy k|| breasted. Braid trimmed. Tan, gray and navy. Qf ere
J with or without sleeves. Colors able for afternoon wear. Satin frocks I $21.50 kJlOtnillgo
w U hT;c MeXICO ’ tangrPrino - of ? r * pc . d *H C , hlne M^; them d 5—555.00 Misses’ Suits. Velour checks and mix- Remnants at prices that mean
tSUSZSZg «X.*!S2K , .Vr,““hr ,, » «rs£ <ir». Box jacket,, in lan and gray. SHtJO I, economy wb.u
Less than half ■* • f O A to £port I/ialr £
«r J c ... . «• trope MISSCS 527.50 DreSSeS ST Jd SK;.on' , . b d' !<l ?o*f^ r " 5 -bSI. d n
Slips and Petticoats de chine, satin and b ; k P broW n Only 3of those popular dresses left. (J p- /W\ brown, coating, black and silver j
*T. • , . . . tailored afternoon frocks. black, brown g °;^ pl 3 aid ° s o ; n fl “ nT , e P lt P Btr ai g htlme models e? at , !n6r ajld E ‘ lvcr> broWn a J rJ I
Articles that can be used dur- beige and green ••”V! * . seen at fashionable resorts—a delightful w black. »5c
a mg the entire year. Now greatly 3—535.00 Women’s Dresses. Black georgette change fOP co o | evenings during August <u7s tw PUk stocking. T
reduced. afternoon gowns, having cream lace yokes; sizes and eaHy Septe mbep. Choice at $5.00. Full-fa«hioned silk stockings: I
*ijm> satinette Petticoat*. 38 to 40 $21.00 5—529.50 to $65.00 Misses’ Frocks, suitable tor
lisle garter hem and well re
| Satinette Petticoats, straightline " IS—s.ls 00 to $49 50 Women’s Dresses, smart tai- street, afternoon and evening. Navy silk import inforced at wear points; large I
style, with embroidered seal- .‘SfnodeUof crepe de chine, georgette or flat handdrawn. Black, embroidered faiUe, green color assortment, but broken U
J i®s£ Double P an{l fr °nt iind Irerw drafter noon and street wear, trimmed with Roshanara, with tiered skirt, georgette crepejace s,zes - £
,» back SKIU l and beading Powder blue. trimmed w.oo silk stocking*. Fine silk
93.00 Knitted TLayon Prftlroats, fine pleating, tucks K tVicA y C 1075 «;«*.* Frr>rk*. Silk- knit materials in stocking:*; silk garter heras, I
with fancy pleated flounces. black, navy, cocoa, beige 2—sl9Js Misses Frocks, bilk knit mar • hand-embroidered clox, lace boot j I
il Black, navy, brown, emerald and 10—535.00 to $55.00 Womens Oowns, tor alter- gray and tan V** j 3 and dropstltch patterns; broken I I
henna % i.ft.-, noo n and dinner wear, of georgette, crepe de chine, $25.00 and $75.00 Misses’ Frocks. Powder blue sizes; black, dark gray, white. I
5.3.00 'Tnh suit Fetttcoat*. Tub sat j n or printed crepe. Beautiful beading, fin* em- Canton crepe, pin tucking—tan crepe straight me taupe, blush. Si.Ki jg
silk petticoats with embroidered K ro id crv an d pleating distinguish them. Straight- —shutter green silk, afternoon frocks and yellow fSLSO Soi _ En(f n S h golf
1 nanp? P Kardf me ‘ Do «i line and draped models. Black, navy, brown, cocoa, georgette beaded, tunic style $1975 gox. all wool, wide ribbed pat- j
I panel front and back »UK> line and drapea moucis. o ; 528 00 15 2-$35.00 Misses’ Dresses. Flat crepe of black tems with tum-over tops of
to *7,50 Silk Petticoat*. Dci gc .. . • •- • • - - ._ • i ...:*u a CV» 7S contrasting: colors. Gray and
t Radium silk and Jersey petti- 1—565.00 French import sport model, trimmed with flower festoon J— came l only, Me
coats, straig-ht line, with cm- novelty plaid wool crepe. Size 36 ..>3230 £—<sss.oo to $6930 Misses Dresses, To close o t jciictr* street Floor. K
hroidered or scaJloped hem. $4930 to $5930 Women’s Dresses, of faille | css than half price. Rose canton crepe, lace p
ini Brown henna, navy, peacock and cre , pe printed crepe, georgette and crepe de chine. trimmed, skirt tiered and tucked. Tan georgette j
I emerald - «s.SS 'Tailored, straightliae embroidered gowns for sport, crepe skirt, trimmed with lace insertion $27.50 j
40—53.96 suk slip.. Tub in jade and white. Draped models for afternoon —JeUefT*, Third Floor i-lwnrlKoerc
„ silk slips, with tailored top and in jaae aim v% unt. A ™kinn. n3.nQDB.yB
self-straps. 20-inch shadow in black and white and blue and white combina 1 s r J
;•» hem $3.»5 tions. Sizes 36 to 40 • • ,f 5 fff !lfl A Wnmxin’c >nnn M—Silk bags remnants of a p
j 3) —JcllefT., Street Floor 2>—56930 Women’s Gowns. Dinner models ot I -.Uric f| 0111x211 5 ullUp special purchase—underarm hags
black satin and ecru lace combinations. Black ANY and varied are the savings in this department. fitted^Tnd^allk I
georgette over ruby red slips, ostrich trimmed [VI women of small stature will find among the items white and blue white and green
SilL-anrl Pr»ffr»n 36 listed many attractive values of Just the size, color or
DllK ana
W ll_ M ** •, i, r . trimmpti hand- store will convince you. J6—*«2VO to Bag*. Silk p
Underwear crepe vo ’^ s - embroidered, lac 11 1—545.00 Little Woman’s Canton Crepe Dress. sport bags, in green, blue, rotse lf|
, . . , drawn All high shades 3 c;i7e Ist/; SllJift and sea green—swing purse and ]
Gowns envelope, step-ins and to Women’s Wash Dresses, fine U , or ;^ r . C " ;H u w n me fl ', s 'nr»v end' ktrimed mirror—also jeweled-top pouch ;
vests of unsurpassed beauty. English broadcloth, pure Irish uncrushable linen s2tkso LittJe '''omen s Gray and Bluie Stnped Black, navy and broa-n.
1 Some of the gowns are slightly an Timpor ted pencil voiles exquisitely embroidered. Roshanara Crepe Dresses. Sizes 15/. and 19/. T o close out. *4.96 J
J mussed. It would pay you to handdrawn. handmade frocks, smartly tailored. women’* tailored MOM Hik Werm ■«» pi
® investigate. A ii u-j-u s u a ßr<; ..
1„V. Verity Gown*. Shadow AU mgll Fourth Floor styles of twill m tan, rosewood and black. Sizes handle fittedl with coin purse-and |
r batiste gowns. taJlored and lace- 1 to 19/ - •.• mirror. L* hlark cm’
I 8 trimmed styles. In flesh, orchid, ““1—$26.50 Little Woman’s Gray Striped Sport brown embroidered black «
U ^ ed -
Si tCt. OO Silt Bloomer*. Jersey ff OIIICII o " C4XI 2—54930 to SSSJX) Little Women’s Sport Coats, jelleir*—Street Floor.
II gWttsss 1".’—“?."«» for Larger Figures in do,h of siz " m - **
; oir .. I. » « ‘.’“S " i-SMJO Little C-poi of navy twill GIoVCS L
J hand-embroidered yokes—solid found for the larger woman, straightlme models to Sizes 15/ and 17/ SUJ>O *
S 3 coloda work. Round and square accentuate slenderness of hne—look up your size ana 3—545.00 to $49.50 Little W’omen’s Twill Coats.
30 Fair* *I.OO Broken Sf*r*.
1 necks. Mussed garments to take advantage ot th«e phenomenal Gray and tan. Sizes 17/ and 19/ in 16-button Chamoisette Gloves. i
close out *2.75 6—516.75 Larger Women s Dresses. cmbr ° ,dercd Uttle W oman’s Coat. Gray flamingo. Kayser’s make: sizes 6,7, 74 in ]< li
*3.65 to Sfkoo Envelope dotted voiles, with dainty side pleating and white w ith fur-trimmed collar Size 19/. $49.50 gray^sizes 6. 6’,, 7. 7’i. in black;
. Chemism, Step-ins and Vests of collar an d cu ff s , three each lavender and peach. wnn tur tnmmcu couar. size gize 7in whlte 65c
J| heavy quality sUk—-Tailored. Sizes 40/ to 46/. Reduced to $875 _.- _. _ _ . *ZBO QaaHty Remnant* In 'S
f b t ' y 7*“ ch^„ ft ‘" J orcS r MM* Ssa.'SS' Women s $49.50 Sport Suits *isK*. -
I 1 * iSw-iilf*:..”-—*.—.*« ,“” t °r,rL a e4 Size-cy,.... h ....2. ......su! 2K IK.'lS'i-lr'iSiil sl9 25 S3JiS?*I n SJSS ,^SSSS*Vc O ‘22S i
—jeiiefTs, Fourth Floor. I_s39J!o Larger Woman’s Dress. Black canton c a to d^_ 9 Bo y Jackets 9 and color6> but not in any one [
crepe, with self beading. Size 42/. Special, $25.00 , dea , fOP flolf> count ry or city wear. stylo » IJO ft
1—575,00 Larger Woman’s Dress. Suitable for at- special. —jeUeflTn—Street Floor.
pi . r> ternoon wear. Smart steel beading form slender- 2—555.00 Women’s Suits, oxford mixture. sl4^o
Urlin.oßo a araSOlS ing panels. Black. Size 42/.. $37.50 6—s4sJ)o to SSSJ)O Women’s Suits. Tailored twill “i - 1“s
7—*3.no to «3.00 imperfect j SUO.OO Larger Woman’s Dress. Handsome as- navy and black pencil stripes $23.25 . , . *•
soMhadM Rose, Tan. ternoon or dinner gown in black rotna, sapphire 6_549.50 to $85.00 Women’s Suits, in silk, satin, HsUClkerchieiS '
and ruby beading, straight lines. Very smart. faille and novelty crepe. Navy, black, and cocoa. Men’s Pure Fine H
.. T.***?. l .*:.--• *iJK> Hs4slo Larger Woman’s Coats, doth coats of i_s69Jo W r omen’s Suits, oxford and black twill. n b orderk Cr Aisi S a Si“-
r> twill—fine quality crepe lining, full 5 2 inches long, one an d two button style $29,50 SO rtment of embroidered initials;
uanes convertible collars. Two navy, sizes 42/ and 46/. 2 to S7SJK) Women’s Suits, navy twill and a, C, E, F, K, N, p, w.. SOc
is—,*3.oo Cane*, side and top One blue, size 44/ black pencil stripe $33.50 _ Women’s Handkerchief*. S
S leather straps : .....4»c —549.50 Larger Woman’s CoaL Black twin coat. 1—575.00 Women’s Suit, three-piece novelty cloth, pi a in white pure linen handker
-B—*&so Cane*, of varied col- <r ra y crepe lining, self stitching. Size 48/..,53175 J n gray and white stripe -.-,...51875 chiefs; with quarter-inch hem.
| or » y—- gYrWt noor —JcllcfTs, Second Floor —JeUetTs—Second Floor. 10c each, 3 for 350. F
1 Systematic Reductions
to $15.00 Knicker Suits, of tweed. Tan and khaki..sl2.9s «r ft
M 8—525.00 to $2650 Riding Habits, of linen, very smart. U/.7/ p
Tailored models. White and tan $163>5 Will tSrmg
| 6 $1650 Riding Habits, of natural color linen $12.95
5—510.00 to $1250 Riding Breeches, of linen and gabardine. O AAA C
White and tan 56-95 6,UUU 1 aiTS OI *
x ’ 11—$850 Riding Breeches, of natural linen.—.ss.9s (x
P Golfing Knickers, of tweed. Gray and tan -■■ ■■ 55-95 -
§QRQa§ sras •
i Off Regtdar Price Ag
!k During building operations our sprinkler system broke and dam- Down to m per pair
aged part of our building with water. These corselettes are NEW # w
merchandise with here and there a water mark or spot. Ideally use- ■ v
ful during tlie hot-weather season at / reduction. , ,
7—*2.00 Corselettes, back fas- 10—01-00 Bandeau Brassieres, SOROSIb SHUhb aUTing August TOT
, tenlng, $1.34. cotton back satin, 67c. ... . R
s _5 _£ _« about one-half their former selling prices *
Size 32 38 size 40 42
te^hSifiu». orMlctt “' B,de fas * I *^ 2Jo bUcK sl ' 67 * The name Sorosis is a protection. Do not ask for your size. Ask to
- JJ J J 4—75e Bandeaux, Mo. fitted. Sorosis sets the styles. Each day a new group of shoes is 35;
P 10—4150*Brassieres? si3x>. size 34 40 added, taken from our regular stock of this season’s styles. For to
-2 J I i—s2.so GaJur Belt, $1.67. morrow’s selling, Group 2. C
Size 32 40 42 2—01.50 Garter Belts, 01.00. _JMl.fr* Fourth Floor LHf
Yoirr fhoicc at H Redaction —JcllcfTi,, Fourth Floor
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