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SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Coolidge to Be
Hosts at Reception Tonight in
Honor of the Judiciary.
»rs HE Chief Executive and Mrs.
I Coolidge will give .. reception
I this evening at the \\ hite
j House, at 9 o’clock, in honor
of the judiciary.
Mrs. Coolidge will he the honor
jri'ost of the Congressional Club tom or
row, at tea. at 3 o’clock. This party
will take the place of the p ‘, h t
pine reception given annually for the
Fl«wt Lady of the Land, and only
members of the club are expected.
Amo up those who will pour tea are.
Mrs. Joe Cmil of California Ms.
•Tames P. Glynn of Connecticut. Mts.
li. nrv E. Harbour of California amt
M,a. Frank L. Greene of Vermont
<Uhers assisting are to be Mrs. Lmot
H Brigham of Vermont. M,s
Colton of I’tah, Mrs. John - 1 - * ".1 nan
of Missouri and Mrs. Judson CUm
cuts. _____
Diplomat* to Attend
Tennis Exhibitions.
The Ambassador of Argentina tun
Senora dc Fueyrredon will occupy a
box at the tennis exhibition tomor
row eveninp a: the Arcadia, ''bet. <•■
hibitions will bo given by Mr. u>>
lam T Tilden, 2d. six times the
world champion, and Mr. 1- 1 ant n- 1.
Hunter who together won the world
championship for doubles last year I.
Senor Manuel Alonso, captain of the
Spanish team in the Davis c up con
test. and Mr. Emmet Pare. Otocrs
who will occupy boxes will he the
Ambassador of Mexico and Sonora de
the Ambassador of Spain and
Senora de Fadilla.
Invitations have been extended to
the President and Mrs. Coolidpe and
the Secretarv of War and Mrs. Dwipht
F Davis. The Secretary is the donor
of the Davis Cup for world cham
pions.
The Ambassador of Mexico and
Senora de Tellez were the honor
guests at dinner last eveninp of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy L. Neuhauser. The
other pnests were the Minister of
Persia, Mirza Davoud Kahn Meftah:
Commissioner and Mrs Sidney F. Tal
iaferro Engineer Commissioner and
Mrs William D. Ladue. Miss Isabella
Fulton. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Amos A.
Fries, Maj. Gen. William Holbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ilimes. Mr.
and Mrs. Asa E. Phillips, Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Harriman and the first secretary of
the Epyptian legation, Mr. Ramses
Chaff ey.
The Ambassador of France nnd
Mme. Claudel entertained at luncheon
today, having as their guests M. M.
O. du Pont de Nemours and Mme.
du Pont de Nemours, M. P. S. du Pont
de Nemours, and Mme. du Pont de Ne
mours. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp. Mr. and
Mrs. Odell. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, M. and
Mme. Hullihen. Mr. and Mrs. Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. Reese. Viscount Alain
de Ie Che, M, de Gouvenel, Mr. Kirk
bride. M. Oujjen, Mile. Marie Antoin
ette Claudel and Mile. Reine Claudel,
daughters of the hosts, and M. Jules
Henry% secretary’ of the embassy.
Following the luncheon the Ambas
sador presented to M. P. S. du Pont
de Nemours the rosette of the Legion
of Honor of France.
The Minister of Uruguay. Dr. Va
rela, has returned from New York,
where he spent two days. He was en
tertained at luncheon while in New
York by the board of a large trust
company.
Mme. Peter, wife of the Minister of
Switzerland, will be at home tomor
row afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at
2031 Q street.
Mme. Sze, wife of the Minister of
China, was the honor guest at lunch
eon today of Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr.
500 Smart Hats I
-—That were made to sell from
SSM to $8.75 —Choice
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Felts. Satins, liengalittes,
Met allies . . . for Misses & Women
Gold'a Millinery Department present* another
achievement in value-tfivintf. Nearly S(X) of the
amarteat hata >f the •eaaon are offered for Friday
and Saturday at tfreat aavinga in price.
Many of the hata are ideal for early Spring.
All colors and newest trimmings.
LARGE AND SMALL HEAD SIZES
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SOCIETY.
wife of the Assistant Secretary of
State, who entertained a party of 12.
The Minister of Colombia and Senora
de Olava went to New York last eve
ning. and will sail Saturday for
Havana, where the former will be
chairman of the Colombian delegation
to the sixth Pan American Conference,
which will open there Monday, Janu
ary K>.
The first secretary of the legation,
Senor lion Jose M. Coronado, will bo
charge d'affaires during the Minister's
absence.
Senorita Dona Maria Padilla, daugh
ter of the Ambassador of Spain and
Senora de Padilla, has gone to Cali
fornia to spend about a fortnight.
Mrs. Charles L. McNarv entertained
at luncheon yesterday, following Mrs.
Townsend's musical at the Mayflower
Hotel. The guests included Mme.
Sarada. wife of the counselor of the
Japanese embassy; Mrs. Frank R.
Goodin. Mme. Lipa, wife of the coun
selor of the legation of Czechoslovakia;
Mrs. William C. Harllee and Miss
Mary Louise Morton.
Representative Aiming S. Frail of
New York entertained last evening
at his apartment at the Carlton in
honor of Senator Robert F. Wagner.
Representative J. J. O'Connor of New
York was also a guest.
The third secretary of the British
embassy and Mrs. Hopkinson, who
are spending their honeymoon at
Bermuda, had as their guest recently
Mr. Amos Eno, brother of Mrs. Hop
kinson.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Frank H.
Schofield entertained at dinner last
evening, when their guests included
the commandant of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Edward AV. Eberle,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas .T.
Senn. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Lucius
A. Rostwiek, Capt. and Mrs. Freder
ick J. Horne, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph
Griswold, Capt. and Mrs. Stephen
Rowan, Col. and Richard Mal
eom Cults. Comdr. and Mrs. A. B.
Court, Comdr. and Mrs. Ernest Small,
Comdr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Gillum,
Capt. Donald C. Bingham, Miss
Eugenie Le Merle, Mr. S. P. Schofield
of New York and Mrs. Thomas W ool
wine of Los Angeles.
The Alien Property Custodian and
Mrs. Howard Sutherland entertained
a company of 30 at a buffet supper
last evening.
Mrs. Proctor L. Dougherty, with
of the Commissioner, will be at home
tomorrow’ afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock, at 3733 Jenifer street. She
will have with her Mrs. William B.
Ladue, wife of the Engineer Commis
sioner.
Mrs. Herbert M. wife of the
director of the Bureau of the Budget,
will receive informally tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock.
The Assistant Secretary of State,
Mr. Nelson Johnson, will speak on
“Functions and Activities of the I>e
partment of State,” under the aus
pices of the Bureau of Commercial
Economies, at the Wardinan Park
Theater, Sunday evening at 9 o’clock.
Judge O. M. Barber of the United
States Court of Customs Appeals and
Mrs. Barber entertained Informally at
dinner last evening at the Wardinan
Park Hotel, having as their guests
Chaplain and Mrs. William Reese
Scott, who returned In the Autumn
from a tour of duty in the Philippines;
Rear Admiral George R. Clarke,
U. S. N\, retired, and Mrs. Clarke, and
Mrs. John R. Kahle, wife of Maj.
Kahle.
Gen. and Mrs. Merrltte W. Ireland
will be hosts at dinner at the Willard
the EYflymro star wasttototon, n. n, tottrsday, .tanttahy s, tom
On Assembly Board
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SIKS KOHKItT I.ANSING.
Important in the permanent establish
ment of the Washington Assembly,
whieh gives the third of Its series of
costume balls at the Mayflower Hotel
the evening of January 11.
tomorrow evening preceding the Army
dance at the Willard.
Gen. and Mrs. W. J. Nicholson have
Issued cards for a dinner at the Wil
lard tomorrow’ night. They will later
take their guests to the Army dance,
which will be held at the Willard.
Others who will entertain at the
Willard tomorrow will Include Col. 8.
A. Nugent, Col. F. Leeocq and Maj.
C. L. Sampson.
Col. and Mrs. Stephen L’H. Slocum
have gone to Florida to spend the re
mainder of the Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
recently returned to their Washington
house for the season, will give a small
dance there Saturday, February 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax
will entertain at the dinner dance at
the Wardman Park Hotel Saturday
evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Kauffmann.
Baroness von Below entertained at
luncheon today in honor of Countess
Seher-Thoss. daughter of the late for
mor United States Ambassador to
Mildred Shop
1415 F St. NAV.
Manufacturers 9 Sale
Entire Lines of
New Spring Dresses
$ 7- 90 vӣ
2 for $14.95
All New Shades and
Materials
Sizes 14 to 48
Tomorrow is the day!
Annual Remn ant Sale
135
DRESSES
10 75
THE FORMER PRICES OF WHICH WE GUARANTEE WERE
From $29- 75 to $89*50
20 DRESSES WERE $29.75 .10 DRESSES WERE $59.75
15 DRESSES WERE $39.75 25 DRESSES WERE $69.75
35 DRESSES WERE $49.75 10 DRESSES WERE $89.50
Wc naatirc you that these dre»*e» are value* far greater than
we have ever pre«ented In our previou* Annual Remnant Sale*
which have made hlvtory. Alio
None Churned 25 Silk Dresses
None Cxehunged |5
Open *):!5 A . M. sun
1316 G Street
3% &gfiS? a, > aiih «*• sfjjtSSS
•- 1.. T. n. - hr a
France, Mr. Henry White. The guests
Included Mrs. William Howard Taft,
Mrs. Harlan Flske Stone, Mrs. John B.
Kendrick, Frnu Kiep, wife of tho
charge d’affaires of Germany; Mrs.
John B. Henderson, Mrs. Arthur
O'Brien, Mrs. Elinor Glynn, Mrs. Sid
ney F. Taliaferro. Mrs. Peter A. Drury
and Mrs. Harley l*. Wilson.
Capt. Avery G. Holmes was host at
supper last evening at the Club
Boheme at the Carlton In compliment
to Miss Helen Townsley and Capt.
Levin Allen, whoso engagement was
recently announced. Covers were laid
for 22.
Miss Joan Bird of Salt Lake City
nrrlved last evening nnd will he the
guest of Miss Evelyn Gordon, daugh
ter of District Attorney and Mrs. Pey
ton Gordon.
Miss Gordon will entertain Infor
mally at luncheon Friday in compli
ment to her house guest.
Mrs. Riggs, wife of Capt. Charles
Edward Riggs. IT. S. N., will receive
Informally tomorrow afternoon from
4 to 6 o’clock In her quarters at the
Naval Hospital. No cards have been
Issued.
Mrs. Charles C. Glover, jr., is in
Now York, where she is staying at the
Ambassador Hotel.
The lion. J. H. Grlsdale, deputy
minister, department of agriculture,
Dominion of Canada, arrived in Wash
ton today and is at the Willard, where
he plans to remain several days.
Engagement Announced of
Miss Medary to Mr. Norris.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton B. Medary of
Forty-seventh street and City Line,
Philadelphia, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Nancy to
Mr. William L. Norris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Norris of Washington.
The wedding will take place in Febru
ary in Philadelphia.
Col. and Mrs. Chalmers G. Hall have
returned to the Army War College,
after having spent the holidays in
New York and Lakewood.
Mrs. Theodore S. Shuey sailed yes
terday aboard the George Washington
for a two-month stay in Paris, where
she will join her daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Grondal.
Mrs. Frank W. Bacon, who will be
at the Mayflower for several months,
entertained at luncheon yesterday In
the presidential dining room, following
ihe morning musical. Her guests were
Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. David
Meade Lea and Mrs. Emerson Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Dodd were
hosts at dinner last evening, having as
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1 Tills is Your *
Opportunity
It* a sale for clearance—but the reductions
make bargains of even' Street, Sport and Afternoon
Dress (except the $16.50 group)—and every Coat
and Evening Wrap—and bargained at a time when
t the advantage is greatest.
These garments have all been features of our
stock this season—exclusive models; and exception
ally good values at the original prices, which still
remain on the tickets. You make the deduction
when you make your selection.
Choice of the Street, Sports and After
noon Dresses at
off!
Choice of the Dress and Sports Coats ants
Velvet and Metallic Evening Wraps
AU selections must he final—no returns can Its
accepted, or exchanges made.
their guests the Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Carl T
Sehuneman, Mr. and Mrs. Walton
Green, Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt
Myerw. Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mellett.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at the
Mayflower Hotel In honor of Mrs
Henry F. Dlmock and Mlaa Theodorla
Catalanl. Among the guests were
Mrs. Curtis Dwight Wilbur, wife of
tho Secretary of tho Navy; Mrs. Her
bert Hoover, wife of the Secretary of
Commerce; Mrs. James J. Davis, wife
of the Secretary of Labor; Mrs. Ed
ward T. Hanford, Mrs. Lawrence I>.
Tyson, Mrs. Frank B. Wltlls, Mrs.
F’rederlck M Sackett, Mrs. Frank H.
Briggs, Mrs. Lee Slater Overman,
Mrs. Herbert M. Lord, Mrs. Lindley
H. Hadley, Mrs. James T. Begg, Mrs.
Arthur L. Willard. Mrs. John A.
Lejeune, Mrs. Arthur O’Brien, Mrs.
Gilbert 11. Grosvenor, Mrs. Walter It.
Tuekortnan, Mrs. Brewster Marwick,
Mrs. Robert 1 .analog, Mrs. Charles
Houghton Wood, Mrs. Frank W. Mon
dell, Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips, jr.;
Mrs. Harry K. Daugherty, Mrs. Cloyd
H. Marvin. Mrs. John B. Henderson.
Mrs. Edward 11. Gheon, Mrs. Edward
A. Harriman. Mrs. Ell A. Helmick, ‘
Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, Mrs. Joshua j
Evans, Mrs. C. C. Worthington, Mrs.
W. F. Robertson of Cincinnati, Ohio;
Countess Cornelia Szechenyl, Miss (
Violet James, Miss Janet Phillips, |
Miss Martha Lantar Ellis, Miss Evelyn I
Walker, Miss Mary Pago Jullien, Miss j
Francesca McKenney, Miss Katharine
Carlisle, Miss Elizabeth Ives, Miss r
Maud Tilton, Miss Florence Marlatt, [
Miss Frances Montague Hill, Miss I
Eugenia Lejeune, Miss Marjorie Mon- j
dell, Miss Helen Livingston Strauss, [
Miss Elizabeth Ransley, Miss Rose- r
mat y Griffin, Miss Saliie Hews Phillips '
and Mrs. George Pulver.
Mrs. Thomas Lee Woolwine of Txis [j
Angples is tho guest for a few days D
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gates in 0
their apartment at Chatham Courts, jj
Mrs. Carey Randolph entertained at 0
luncheon yesterday following Mrs. 0
Townsend's musical at the Mayflower r .
Hotel. The guests included Mrs. Ella
Herbert Micou, Mrs. Thomas Walker
Page, Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr.,
Miss Mary L. Gildersleeve. Mrs. Dnn-
DO YOU NEED NEW DRAP
ERIES and WINDOW
SHADES?
Wo would ba pleased to send you an «»timate
ConnultinK Decorator
lxii r st. Main rmi
Wholnwl* and Krtall
lei Holden and Mrs. William C.
Gwynn.
Mr*. Carl Jeansen entertained at
luncheon at the Cosmos Club yester
day In compliment-to her cousin. Miss
Orecn, who Is spending the Winter at
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr. William Gibbs McAdoo lias re
turned to Washington and Is again at
the Wurdman Park Hotel, having
spent the holidays with Mrs. McAdoo
and their children in Los Angeles,
where the latter will remain for the
W'lnter und early Spring.
Mrs. Joseph HHeiTwall will he at
home Informally tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Christian
of Brookline have returned to their
apartment at the Carlton, offer an
automobile trip through Virginia.
Miss Margaret Wentworth of Port
land, Oreg., who was the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Geddas
during the holidays, has returned to
the Southern Seminary at Buena
Vista, Va.
Miss Bertha Jtlce and Miss Fannie
Klee of Connecticut avenue, enter
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£ 1 »mqCONNICTICUT Av»>\ I The latest sensation in chic— > r/
€ f » homespun apparel—voted and / **
—continuing— passed upon by the correct as
with a gay whirl of alert Wash- the smartest wear for sports and P-'y *
ingtonians who know and wait for afternoon. .. __ _ /yy /I si
the truly wonderful values of NOTE
Pasternak's Semi-annual Clear- —* price more amazing t.ian a
ance Sale. sale.
A group of afternoon, dinner Homespun Dress, $55. At Last!
and evening gowns. '°u may choose your own colors STKt, Off
Formerly s7s—now $45. and design—the homespun is „„ n F
A group of afternoon, dinner woven here and a very wonderful “°n a.l fall stock,
and evening gowns. tailleur makes it according to your This include* coats, sports togs.
Formerly s9B—now $65. wishes. . . _ . afternoon and evening dresses—
Sports and daytime dresses. Satisiaction guaranteed. Orders a ;j hats 5500.
One group each. are coming in thick and last This inetresting annual event
s2s—ss3 —$45. Pla« your* today-the price lasts of francise is looked forward to
Hats, $lO and $l5. only until January 15th. 5y manv
Fur Coats J* J* .g Francise never carries any
—of finest quality in sports and stock over to the following sea- •
dress—greatly reduced. Imniedi- . s °. n :n:s necessitates, * complete
ate selections are advisable. /TT."" sale—regardless 01 prices.
•'The Holton" model which has J Jk *- * ■ 1 y"-j Promise yourself to see these
arrived at this shop is unusually 4(/9 rea. reductions.
smart for sports and Palm Beach —Beilin* Out— 1919 Street,
wear—it is fashioned of silk and “ 8
wool jersey in a 3-piece Cardigan all French models (direct import >1 ‘ jl Ijl jl
suit with nonchalant scarf and which formerly were $l5O, 5175 '
ring—in a variety of colors—guar- and $2OO. Now priced far below
anteed washable. cost, prices from $4O to $lOO.
$45. • These are amazing values—and YSo A"\\ rniMl
jl 0* M will be snapped up quickly, so uuu,uj\jL
come early!
cVDh. Beginning next week The Betty —is busy with coming and going
XlAP**!/ Hanna will show a number of of smart shoppers who are tak
ultra-smart sports models—and ing advantage of the extensive
an entirely new line of gay chit- sale.
fons—whreh Paris is sending over Ail imported articles.
VW t 0 this lovc,v 20% reduced.
—remember— , ...
—Sale— the prices mentioned on the ■ Peauca:re one without
For tinv tots French models arc for this week */’- v al—a compliment to giver and
lor uny 101 s only> receiver. This u an epportunitv
All coats, suits, dresses, baby {bi , } 5 Sati-davs to P a perfect gv.t tor the
clothes, brother and sister suits at „oon a 1)1 wedding, birthday, ar.msersarr or
for little boys and girls up to whatever the occasion mav be—a 1
seven years—greatly reduced— J* d* jt few are—many lovely shapes of t
many prices cut in half. enitian glass, pieces of carved 1
Early to come—first to choose. Your face ivory, jade book i
Note band-kmtted slip-over is your for- / ends. Danish pewter,
sweaters for boys and two-piece tune—so it is / French desk acces
suits for girls have just arrived BpgL•• jin^Jthat distin- f\ series, mini attires
from Shetland, Scotland—s6.7s to iySH guished wo- and manv more.
$16.75. Just ’round the corner men all over ji Mrs. J. Maury Derr* *
from Connecticut. the world re- I jr„ suggests you '
1929 Que Street *'■ - v '|| tain their \ U / come early, for they ;
ji j* -V* uty r with vfcikV * re »*pp*i!
the famous up quickly.
Memories of 3iCU vV ' Elizabeth I**l9 Conn. Aves t
.£/ childhood's happy x ' > .< Arden treat-
JCL da vs ate recalled * ments and g| j| j
XTaTiT best by Under- preperations.
li-TjUL wood 6c Under- Prepare vour skin for a busy L
wood baby por- da.v "ith Elizabeth Arden prepa- MKS. CORDLEY
traits. rations which make your com- —ha* just received from Italv— I'
[KHllinj There is a spe- t;*c\ton a clean, healthy one of from the Palace of Cardinal Della
*A-- cial arti't at this tinest. smoothest texture- lele- Genga—l2 chairs of the seven
" Studio who does l’ ,K ' n# ti's »PlHMritinent. teenth century in their original
baby photographs which are . frank,m 4A*4 condition. This very remarkable i
really perfect likeness of happy, , 0 exquisite negligees, lingerie collection is now on vfisplav.
roguish little ones. a«ul ,„ t ,mate little accessories in _l 4 test craze for old English
From a number of proofs you I shades are found trays find expression here in a L
may aelect the ones which ptease at the hluabeth Arden balon, IU7 few choice lacquer inlaid with
you most. There arc a number Connecticut Avenue. a ,.j original painting*—«Q |
of ways in which they may be jM jt are very beautiful,
finished. % —and »t is here. too. that vou find
Every mother and father is • Dulai * a lovely »v'rtrait oval—the much
proud to own a beautiful picture xSS r r . v in demand architectural *
of their child and Underwood 6: lingere courr ! hi * pnt »* *«'* th * Grand Canal
Underwood baby pictures are u»- » pieds. ’traveling w
rivaled, sets and bon- . ‘ !ie m this *hc>p of
Babies grow and change so doir evervthmes wiUrnanonal reputation is educa
rapidly that vou cannot atlord to m n 4 *.. i c., tional-each piece is a iare b-t
put otf having a picture made, im potted ot hmtoiv.
Telephone Main 44fkV laces are love- X r *. v » rv,' «'v invite* you to
1250 Connecticut Avenue. |,<t than ever— fom< ‘ ’ n **'d ks‘k about.
M jg .9 , , *l*o Dulany’s 15W Connecticut Avenue,
sachet and perfume.
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usii c
m Mr "‘ PWMM .{*m, I
.g .g jl trom tamdics ot
m nobihtv i have
r\ Start off on f/MPlnt\S «« te r m ingled i
Wx' a\ lO the 1 ight tvx*t »s[fll EjH IM *h o * and
( I JLY' iMMu •* nvl S" dancing tragexly in un-
V thtough i9_tt to raHaralßl ■* nJ
Prettiest laities tb<« tune ot l ouatmg desqin* >
—find popular place at Tally-Ho Waidman Patk and color* m
Tavern, v «| Hotel Dance P'wcs ot letugee w^wknunahip
—considered the wndeavou* by V/ffilW iHchestra. tv> u * (,vVW Near
Washingtonians beaense of the y/ hVM laiitahsmg 1
delicious deluaciea made from <{f i*HWJ "N times, delicious * hc, » «* M *»hes hws and tb*
the best Ingredient* that money delicacies, turn cwuntties ui which thev have fixed j
can buy—delighttul and couiteous •!'#> t <Mp*«y *** «»'dds the gieat variety
service -the cltaimiug and cosy *t b'l*M V, Watdman way ot vtexign-eacb one is d tfezvnt— k
colonial atmospheie and icasoii- £}¥ *»d have made mtugmug and inteoMtmg.
able prices, fi 1 J " ardman Bark *T»cea very, very k'w—cn order
'l.l 1 > ’ Dances the to assvue quick tut nonet and
apnointmeuf. m,HM * **" ‘*voutc place "to *0“- of th„ market tor tW constantly arrfy. |
n '""win* tan sutaitgomg wsieb sets. *»g »h»pment*~ these product* ate ,!
Franklin HrVi.l Dance each night, except Sim- the tetugee*' curbr emidx'tmeet w
Tu«„t*„ day, Id pm —» am, and mean* of mamteuauce,
1 bight speiial du net Ciuiveit charges, Monday to luucheon sets, tunnera. hang
*“• te »“ - aattsttf >
L, *, 1 elcphotic t oUunhia Akkt for thtng* you should see at
H, ° , ' t, ' NJf aiiangemenia j IAH Uumevtwut Avenue
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SOCTKTT.
JuliusGarfinckel&Co.
WASHINGTON
PARIS
A Very Remarkable
Cl earance Sale
of
Fine Quality Apparel
for
Infants, Girls and Small Boys
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Real and Worthwhile Values
Coats reduced to $5, $7.5 0 { $10.50, $14.50 to $45
Dresses reduced to $2.95, $3.50, $5.95, $8.50 to $12.50
Boys* Suits reduced to $1.25, $1.95, $2.95
$4.95 to $9.75
Creepers reduced to 75c, sl, $1.50, $2.00 to $3.00
Hats reduced to sl, $2.50, $3.75, $6.50 to $12.50
Caps reduced to 95c, $1.45, $2.95, $4.50 to $7.50
Sweaters reduced to $1.45, $2.45, $2.95 and $3.75
Shirts reduced to 50c and SI.OO
Hosiery reduced to 25c
F Street Corner of 13™