Evening star. [volume], January 25, 1932, Page B-3, Image 19

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LABOR ASKS 0. S.
10 SHARE RELIEF
Leader Holds Shifting of
Burden to States Means
Load on Wage Earners.
A challenge to Congress that the
United States Government must not
shirk its share toward relief of unem
ployment was made today by organized
labor outside of the Federal service in
a letter sent to each member by N. P.
Alifas, representing the International
Association of Machinists, affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor.
Emphasis is laid in this letter Of pro
test that by approving the amendment
made in order by a special rule Satur
day on the agricultural appropriation
bill,’ and which is to be applied to each
of the departmental appropriation
bills Congress would "serve notice on
the seven million unemployed and their
families, that in so far as the united
States Government, is concerned, they
shall not be employed until at least
after July 1, 1933.”
See* Greater Buying Power.
In urging rejection of the amend
ment. Mr. Alifas culls attention that
according to eminent economists "every
additional dollar spent by the Federal
Government, for useful purposes, will
produce In the course of a year five
dollars additional purchasing power:
and conversely, every dollar withheld
by the Government will deepen the de
pression bv five dollars per year: and
every American citizen denied employ
ment bv the Federal Government, will
throw- but of employment four other
men.” , , _ .
Members are warned that the burden
of caring for the unemployed falls upon
the wage workers.
"The workers of the United States,
he points out, "Including Federal em
ployes, have had already placed upon
their shoulders mast of the burden of
the unemployment situation. The
7 000,000 unemployed largely belong to
poor families or those In moderate cir
cumstances. Hence most wage workers
who are fortunate enough to be work
ing are obliged to support members of
their families and relatives until they
can secure work. This more than off
sets the moderate lowering of retail
prices. If Congress deprives the work
ers of the slight advantage of a lower
cost of living, either by reducing wages
or curtailing opportunities of employ
ment. an additional heavy blow will be
struck the 7,000,000 unemployed and
their families.
Tax Shift Hurts Workers.
“The widespread attempt to shift the
burden of relieving unemployment from
the Federal Government to the States
or local communities again places the
burden predominantly on the workers
and farmers. State taxes and local
taxes are generally based upon property
valuation, but not on a graduated scale:
so that the working man who owns a
home is compelled to pay his propor
tional share of State and local taxes.
"On the other hand. Federal taxes
are derived largely from incomes in
excess of $3,500 a year: therefore, the
bulk of wage earners and salaried em
ployes are exempt from income tax.
“Let us not, therefore, become con
fused by the cry of ‘saving the tax
payer,’ especially when the taxpayer
being saved by curtailing Federal appro
priations, is not the poor man but
well to do individuals and corporations.
“In addition to the above referred to
burdeni of working peop’e (in being
forced to assume the cost of our un
employment problem), they have been
liberal in their voluntary contributions
to Community Chests, and it is safe
to say that in the aggregate wage
Woodward &Lothrop
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Prints... Prints... Prints
For Misses—For Women—Little Women
I
Spirited . . . colorful...
gay—that is the best way
to describe the new
frocks for Spring—and
how perfectly the de
scription fits these charm
ing new printed ones.
Border prints, small
prints, large dramatic
prints, stripes, dots, and
printed - and - plain color
combinations. S p i rited,
colorful, gay prints, fash
ioned into the most cheer
ful, most refreshing frocks
we have seen in many a
day. Sizes 14 to 2(1. 38 to
44, and 16'4 to 241 i.
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Junior Boys’ Overcoats Reduced
$4.95 K
Our entire remaining stock of overcoats. Fleece, in attractive grays and browns.
Also, a popular style of navy blue chinchilla. All are expertly tailored, warmly
wool-lined, full cut—and were recently in our regular stock at $8.95; sizes 5 to 10.
Cavaltcx (the new Dupont leatherette fabric) Coats;
sizes 5 to 18, except 14 and 16. Were $4.95. Now $3.75
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
PRESIDING AT DINNER
MISS PEARL M. McCALL,
Of the United States attorney’s office, president of the Women’s Bar Association
of the District of Columbia, who will preside at the annual dinner of the asso
ciation at the Willard Wednesday evening when Vice President Curtis will make
the principal address. —Harris-Ewing Photo.
workers have contributed more than
our well to do and better situated citi
zens.
"Wage earners comprise the farmer's
principal market. Destroying the far
mer’s market by withholding Federal
appropriations used to create purchas
ing power, will not help the farmer, but
injure him. While the farmer pays
high State and local taxes, his Federal
tax is small, and. therefore, very little
of the money appropriated by Congress
Is derived either from the families of
farmers or wage earners, even indirect
ly. It is a moot question whether it,
is possible to pass an income tax back
to the consumer.”
Before the Christian era Egyptians
grew cotton that was superior to any
being produced in the world today.
This has been revealed by an X-ray
study of Egyptian mummies.
Reupholstering & Repairing
Pay a little down when furniture i* returned; thereafter
a little each month will do
f
Wool, Tapestry, rriezza,
Brocades and Damask
Also Chair Caneing and Porch
Rockers Splinted by Our E::
Eerts at the Now Prevailing
ow Prices for Two Days Only.
Write, Phone or Call
MEtropolitan 2062
or Residence Phone
CLeveland 0430
3721 Portei St., Cleveland Park
Estimates and Samples Given Free
, , , , CLAY ARMSTRONG
5-Piece Parlor Suites—Antiques
3-Piece Overstuffed Suites l pholsterrr
Dining Room Chairs 1235 10th St. N.W.
SOCIETY
(Continued From Second Page.)_
part in the chase. Due to the Spring
like weather the hounds were unable
to get a fox although they started three.
Mr. Jones, a native of St. Marys, has
made his home in Warsaw, Va., for
several years. He is brother of Post
master Harry M. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shawick Ingram
of Washington were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Brooke Bryan, sr., at their
estate, Potomac View, on the Lower
Potomac, last week end.
Miss Edna Saunders of Beachville
was the guest in whose honor Miss
Olive Lynch and her sister. Miss Lillian
Lynch, daughters of Dr. Hooper Lynch
of Mount Olive, at Valley Lee, enter
tained over the week end.
Miss Zaidee Henry, student at St.
Mary's Female Seminary, was enter
tained over the week end by her col
lege mate. Miss Sarah Gwynn Bryan,
at her home. Potomac View. Miss
Bryan is a member of the St. Marys
younger set, and during the Summer
entertains with many beach parties.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Abell of Bay
side are entertaining this week end for
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Voght of Wash
ington and theix young son, Cantohn
Voght.
Miss Miriam Nathanson and Miss
Anna Nathanson, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Nathanson. who are
attending Western High School in
Connecticut Avenue and L St.
(1727 L Street N.W.)
New Apparel for Spring
And Southern Wear
Now on Display
Specially Priced for the
Month of January
Gowns From 16.50 to 45.00
All Remaining
Winter Merchandise
—to be closed out this
week at new low prices.
Gowns, 5.00, 10.00, 15.00
Millinery, 1.00 and 5.00.
Baltimore, today celebrated their 16th
birthday anniversary there. Tomor
row their friends are giving them a
surprise birthday party at their Balti
more home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Neal Miles and
family of La Plata were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Hay
den, at their estate, Mount Osborne,
last Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray Hunt
of Annapolis were the guests of their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert M. Hunt, jr., at their home on
"Dent's Terrace,” Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Grif Alexander of
Green Holly, on the Patuxent River,
were the guests in whose honor Dr.
Charles V. Hayden entertained Friday
evening at dinner, at Hotel St. Marys.
Mrs. A. F. Fenwick entertained Tues
day evening at her home, in the North
End, in honor of the late Owls’ Bridge
Club members.
Mr. Charles B. Myers, who has been
in the United States postal service for
about 47 years, was retired January 1,
and is now with Mrs. Myers, making
his home with her mother. Mrs. J. E.
Brenner, at Journey's End.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hickey and
Mr. Arthur R. Briggs of Washington
were the guests in whose honor Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Waring of the North
End entertained at dinner Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. George P. Wigglnton, who has
been spending a fortnight with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Mahaffie of Kalamazoo. Mich.,
has returned to her home at Belvedere
Plantation, on the Lower Potomac.
Mrs. Thomas F. Foxwell of Foxwells
Point entertained last evening in honor
Store Hourg: 7 A.M. to 5 P.M.—Saturday», 1 P.M,
WAX YOUR FLOORS
in one operation
DRI-BRITE WAX requires no back-breaking
'tussle with a pplisher. NEEDS NO RUB
BING WHATEVER'—just7 apply, and in fifteen
to twenty minutes your floors gleam with a
handsome lustre. ,
Dri-Brite Wax
75' Pt._$ J[*25 Qt.—$^|*50 Gal.
Protect your fine Tables, Dressers and
Desks by having us equip them with
PLATE CLASS TOPS
Inquiry will prove Prices Reasonable
HUGH REILLY CO.
PAINTS—GLASS
1334 New York Ave.—Phone NAt. 1703
of the ladles’ Aid Society of the St.
Paul's M. E. Church.
Mrs. Richard H. Sears celebrated her
91st birthday anniversary Monday.
She was given a bridge luncheon in
honor of the occasion by her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Richard H. Sears.
Members of Alpha Delta Phi, senior
club of Leonard Hall High School, will
hold their Midwinter hop at the Duke
Auditorium, in Leonardtown, January
29. Many of the alumnae from Wash
ington and Baltimore will attend.
The Department of Commerce at
Washington has lifted certain defective
vision restrictions and thereby made it
possible for 5.000 more to join the ranks
of aviation pilots by wearing glasses
with corrective lenses.
A J "I
j JANUARY] -H -
* ■ L f ■iirmniini^
Riding Boots
• $15 Women’s Boots.$10.95
9 $30 Women’s Boots.$24.75
9 $25 Men’s Aviation Boots.$16.75
9 $35 Men’s Field Boots.$23.25
9 $50 Men’s Custom Dress Boots.$33.50
Discontinued Sam Browne Belts
and Puttees
Vi to in a Sweeping
January Clearance
1314 F Street N.W.
Pre-Inventory Clearance Continues!
All this week an intensive effort to clear away balance of stocks of Winter merchandise—fash
ion merchandise—jelleff merchandise—with tremendous reductions from Jelleff low' prices!
1216-1220 F Street N.W.
$29.50 to $39.50
Misses’ Coats
$15
25 coats . . . with Wolf,
Caracul, Fox, Marmink
(dyed marmot), Lapin
(dyed coney) collars and
cuffs . . . slim, moulded
lines of boucle woolens in
black, blue, red some
Sports Coats in monotone
or Tweed mixtures., black
and-white, tan, brown with
pouch or shawl collars of
wolf raccoon, caracul.
Sizes 14 to 20.—4th Floor.
Misses* Coats
3— S49.50 Misses’ Tweed Sports
Coats . . . raccoon or wolf
trim .$25.00
6—$39.50 Misses’ Black or Brown
Coats . . . with marmink. .$25.00
4— $39.50 Misses’ All-Black Coats,
lapin (coney) or lynx trim $25.00
6—$39.50 Misses’ Black Coats,
kit fox or skunk horseshoe col
lars .$25.00
4—$49.50 Misses’ Black or Brown
Coats with caracul or mar
mink .$29.50
4—555.00 Misses’ Black Coats, kit
fox or skunk horseshoe col
lars .$29.50
3— $69.50 Misses’ Brown Coats,
pouch collars and cuffs of
beaver .$35.00
4— $69.40 Misses’ All-Black Coats,
horseshoe collars and cuffs of
black fox .$35.00
FOURTH FLOOR.
$79.50 to $125
Misses" Coats
Coats you would never dream
would be sold at this price.
Forstmann’s fine boucles . . .
the outstanding furs of hand
some quality . . . Mink. Per
sian Lamb. Kolinsky, Fitch,
Black Fox, Beaver, Skunk . . .
square or circular shawl col
lars, cape and half shawl col
lars of fur . . . many kinds
of ruffs . . . majority are one
of a style and size . . . black,
brown, green, tile . . . sizes
14 to 20.-—3rd Floor.
2—$145.00 Misses’ Black Charda
Coats . . . cape shawl of Per
sian .$75.00
2—$135.00 Misses’ Brown or
Green Coats, with beaver . . .
handsome indeed.$75.00
1— $145.00 Miss’ Corsair Blue
Konja Coat . . . Magellan kit fox
trimmed .$75.00
2— $125.00 Misses’ Brown Coats,
with blue fox collars.$75.00
1— $165.00 Miss’ Tile Konja Coat,
rape shawl, ruffs of beaver.$75.00
2— $165.00 Brown or Winterbeige
Coats, rape shawl of heaver, $95.00
3— $165.00 Black Dress Coats for
misses . . . Persian lamb
trim .$95.00
1—$165.00 Miss’ Cavalier Blue
Coat . . . blue fox trim... .$95.00
1— $195.00 Miss' Brown Coat . . .
lavishly used natural lynx.$95.00
2— $145.00 Misses' Black or
Brown Coats . . . kolinsky collar
and ruffs ..$95.00
3— $145.00 Black or Green Coats
. . . fine mink square shawl and
cuffs .$95.00
MISSES’ COATS—3rd FLOOR
The Famous
Net Silk Stockings
Discontinued Number
Marked down from $1.65...
but not long ago it was $1.95
. . good size assortments in
seventeen good shades—but. of
course, we cannot guarantee
that they will last many days
at this price! Colors and sixes
are broken. All silk, picot top,
narrow French heels.
STREET FLOOR.
m_
Women's $25.00
Coats
You can get black or brown
dress coats...with wolf, lapin
(dyed eoney) and marmink
(dyed marmot) collars and
cuffs at $15. Isn’t that a
break? Boucle woolens . . .
fine silk linings . . . warm
interlinings . . . women’s
sizes 26 to 46 and short wom
en’s sizes 36 to 42 . . . come
early.
FOURTH FLOOR
Women's $39.50 Black Coats . . .
Persian lamb, caracul, skunk
trim .$25.00
Women’s $35.00 Brown or Black
Coats . . . marmink (dyed mar
mot), wolf, lapin (dyed coney)
trim .$19.50
Women's $49.50 Beaver-trimmed
Brown Coats... very smart. $29.50
Women's $59.50 Black Coats with
black fox or Persian lamb. $35.00
Women's $69.50 Brown Coats with
kolinsky collar and cuffs.. $45.00
Larger Women’s
$69.50 to $98.50
Coats
All black coats or black with
brown coats . . . the most
sought-after this season . . .
fine boucle fabrics with large
shawl and mushroom collars
and flare cuffs of black fox,
Persian lamb, skunk, kolinsky.
Sizes 42 !i to 48
FOURTH FLOOR
Women’s $98.50 Black Bouele
Coats with kolinsky trim..$65.00
Women’s $89.50 Black Fox and
Persian Trimmed Coats... $55.00
$79.50 Jap Mink Trimmed Brown
and Black Bouele Coats. . .$55.00
Woman's $195.00 Black Mirah
Coat, Persian lamb trim. .$110.00
Woman's $165.00 Brown C’her
kessa Coat, mink shawl collar,
cuffs .$95.00
Woman’s $145.00 Beaver-trim
med Brown Cherkessa Coat.$85.00
Women’s Black
$98.50 to $110
Coats
,169.50
Stock-taking time Is going
to bring real savings to some
lucky women . . . Persian
lamb and black fox circular
shawls . . . fox shawls and
square shawls . . . flare and
muff cuffs . . . only a lim
ited quantity . . . regular
sires 36 to 44 and short wom
en's sizes 36 to 42.
THIRD FLOOR
$3.95 and $5.00
Lockets
$1.95
They look like those that might
have been in your family for
years . . . just a few . . . silver
or gold meta! . . . some set with
stones . . . others have stone on
the chain. All imported . . .
and from our regular stock!
$1.00 Costume
Jewelry
39c
Mostly necklaces . . . few brace
lets and earrings in brilliant col
ors . . . lots WT variety . . . but
not enough to last long.
STREET FLOOR.
Junior Misses’
Coats . . . Look!
12—$25 to $39.50 Junior Misses’
Sports Coats . . . some fur lined
... some polo fype coats.$15.00
FOURTH FLOOR.
Junior Misses’
$49.50 to $59.50
Coats
Just 12 . . . wanted furs and
fabrics . . . beaver, Persian
lamb, wolf, fox on boucle
woolens . . . black, brown,
green, tile . . . months to
wear them this year . . . good
next year, too ... 11 to 17
sizes.
FOURTH FLOOR.
2— $69.50 Junior Misses’ Coats,
skunk trimmed, black.$35.00
3— $59.50 Junior Misses’ Coats
raccoon collared ..$35.00
1—$79.50 Junior Miss’ Black
Coat, cross fox shawl collar. $35.00
1—$59.50 Junior Miss' Coat,
brow n, beaver trimmed.... $35.00
3—$145 and $110 Junior Misses’
Coats, beaver trimmed .... $75.00
3—$125 Junior Misses’ Coats,
badger trimmed .$75.00
3— $110 and $125 Junior Misses’
Coats, Persian or fitch.... $75.00
1— $125 Junior Miss’ Coat, fitch
collar and cuffs.$75.00
4— $98.50 to $110 Junior Misses’
Black Coats with fitch.... $65.00
3— $98.50 to $110 Junior Misses’
Persian Lamb-trim Coats. .$65.00
4— $89.50 Junior Misses’ Coats,
skunk, blue fox, seal trim..$55.00
2— $89.50 Junior Misses’ Coats,
krlmmer on blue or tile... $55.00
2—$98.50 Junior Misses’ Coats,
beaver on green, handsome $55.00
1—$98.50 Junior Miss Coat, ko
linsky scarf and muff.$55.00v
THIRD FLOOR
Special!
Treo Corsette
Brassieres
$5
Grand to support the dia
phragm . . . well boned . . .
and nice-fitting in the back,
too, for average figure . . .
it’s tearose brocade, with lace
tops . . . nice to look at as
well as wear , . . odd and
even sizes.
SECOND FLOOR
S3.50 New Flannel Dorothy
Bickum Step-in Girdles . . . 12
inch . . . junior . . . $1.95
$5.00 Flannel Dorothy Bickum
Step-in Girdles for average fig
ures .$2.95
$1.00 Brassieres in flannel.... 75c
$5.00 Nu Back, Treo and Warner
Corsettes. $2.95
$5.00 Dorothy Bickum, Treo and
Nu Back Girdles . . . just the
support you need.$2.50
$7.50 Dorothy Bickum, Nu Back
and Treo Girdles.$3.95
$15.00, $10.00, $7.50 Scanties,
Treo and Nu Back Corsettes.$5.00
$1.00 to $2.50 Brassieres and
Bandeaux .50c
SECOND FLOOR
Discontinued
Vanity Fair
Underwear
$1.00
Originally $1.95 to $3
The factory discontinued these
numbers so you will get what
we have at $1.00. Vanity Fair
glove silk . . . full and out
sizes . . . will not run or shrink.
Peach-glo Bloomers, Vests. Ban
deaux . . . yoke and elastic top
Panties . . . flesh shade in
regular sizes 4-5-6.. .Vests up to
42...in broken assortment now.
STREET FLOOR.
II. ,1—1 ———I ..— ..
Sports
200 Sports
Dresses and
Suits, $8.95
About half their regular price
... a manufacturer closed
out two show rooms and we
were lucky to get these . . .
blues, black-and-white, beige
and-brown, tile. Jacket and
skirt with blouse in contrast
ing color. You’ll enjoy wear
ing them without a c*>at later
. . . wear them now for
dresses! 14 to 20 sizes.
FOURTH FLOOR
$29.50 Sports Dresses . . . silks
and wools . . . also knits and
angoras . . . colors for early
Spring wear . . . what a buy
at .$15.00
Brand New . . .
Sweaters
$1.95
Sweater collecting is the fash
ion! A half dozen are useful
these days! Almost daily
new styles are added . . .
round, vee, square necks . . .
some with little collars . . .
eggshell, flesh, rose, Corsair
blue, apple green, tile, and
white. Sizes 34 to 42.
FOURTH FLOOR
10—$25 Sports Dresses in wool. ..
one piece; colorful, too... .$15.00
10—$10.95 Sweaters . . . black
and-white, brown, maize-and
blue .$5.95
5—$49.50 Boucle Suits . . . copies
of hand-knits . . . lucky to get
these .$35.00
18—$13.50 Satin and Crepe
Blouses . . . eggshell, white, few
pastels .$7.95
18—$10.95 Blouses in beige, egg
shell, white satin and crepe, few
lame.$5.95
..
$6.95 Blouses
Copies of expensive models
that you may have admired,
thinking you could not afford
them. Lovely in satin and
crepe... white, eggshell, beige,
pastels. Have them for your
skirt or suit! Sizes 32 to 42.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Model Dresses
$195 Evening Dress . . . Amer
ican Beauty Velvet . . . size
18 .SUO
$145 Goupy Evening Velvet . . .
bottle green . . . size 18_$79.50
$125 Afternoon Velvet Frock
. . . two piece . . . lingerie col
lar .$79.50
$95 Two - piece Rodier Wool
Black Galyak-trimmed Dress . . .
size 38.$59.50
$95 Evening Dress . . . sheer . . .
strap decolletage . . . flame . . .
18 size.$59.50
$95 Patou’s Satin Evening T
Square-back Evening Dress . . .
size 18. $59.50
$110 Afternoon Velvet . . . Alen
con lace vest and sleeves . . . size
38 .$59.50
$65 Afternoon Crepe Lame-trim
med brown . . . size 38.$39.50
$95 Chanel Daytime Dress . . .
rhinestone-studded sleeves . . .
size 18.$59.50
$85 Afternoon Velvet Frock, fine
lace collar ,.. size 18.$49.50
, SECOND FLOOR.
Women's 1 )resses
$29.50 Women's Daj time Dresses
. . . wool, canton crepe... .$10.00
$29.50 Women's Sunday Night
Dresses . . . velvet, embroidered
sheer ...$10.00
$29.50 Women’s Evening Dresses
. . . green, rose, velvet... .$10.00
$29.50 and $39.50
Women’s Daytime
Dresses
SI 5.00
Separate jacket dresses . . .
dresses with metallic blouses
. . . tailored crepes, afternoon
velvets ... some with lace
trimming . . . you won’t go
wrong on one or two of these
. . . black, green, wine. 36 to
40 sizes.
SECOND FLOOR.
$29.50 to $35.00 Women’s Sat;n
and Velvet Evening Dresses . . .
black, blue, etc.$19.50
$29.50 Women’s Afternoon
Dresses . . . Canton crepe and
velvet .$19.50
$39.50 and $49.50 Velvet Jacket
frocks—with deep lace cuffs.$29.50
$39.50, $19.50 Women’s Wool-and
Satin Daytime, cashmere crepe,
too .$29.50
$39.50, $49.50 Women’s Canton
Crepe and Velvet Afternoon
Dresses .$29.50
$49.50 and $59.50 Women’s After
noon dresses of Canton Crepe,
$29.50
$39.50 and $49.50 Women’s Eve
ning Gowns of satin, velvet, sheer
crepe .r.$29.50
Misses’ $29.50
Afternoon
Dresses
$10
Misses’ afternoon crepes, self
trimmed, in green, purple,
black, and red ... a few love
ly velvets for afternoon, with
short puff sleeves, and long
skirts, in brown, and green.
SECOND FLOOR
Misses’ Dresses
$29.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses
in rough crepes, two tone, dark
with bright colors.$15
$49.50 Miss’ Evening Frock in
black satin . . . stunning.$15
$29.50 to $49.50 Misses’ Sunday
Night Frocks in black, and brown
velvet .$15
$29.50 and $39.50 Misses’ Evening
Gowns in taffeta and satin . . .
black, white, peach, cream, $19.50
$29.50 and $39.50 Misses’ Sunday
Night Frocks in Moravia crepe
and lace. Wine and blue, $19.50
$39.50 Misses’ Afternoon Crepe
Frocks, trimmed with velvet.
Tile and black. ..$25
$39.50 Misses’ Sunday Night
Frocks in Moravia Crepe with
velvet sashes, in brown, black,
tile, and blue.$25
$39.50 Misses’ Sunday Night
Frocks in canton crepe . . . dar
ling styles in black and green, $25
$39.50 to $59.50 Misses’ Afternoon
Crepe Frocks, lame and bead
trimmed .$29.50
$39.50 to $59.50 Misses’ Afternoon
Frocks with insets of dyed lace
to contrast.$29.50
$39.50 Misses’ Sunday Night
Frocks in two-tone satin, $29.50
$39.50 to $59.50 Misses’ Evening
Gowns, in crepe, satin and em
broidered crepe, in dark shades,
$29.50
Sizes 14 to 20,
SECOND FLOOR
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