Evening star. [volume], July 27, 1937, Page B-2, Image 20

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

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WAYWARD SON FOUND,
FATHER IS STRANDED
Jobless Pittsburgh Plumber Goes
to Birmingham, but Cannot
Return Home.
•r the Amoeiated Pres*.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 27,—An
unemployed Pittsburgh plumber. J. H.
Painter, today had found hi* globe
trotting 17-year-old son Roger, who
has been missing since February 17.
but was at a loss for means to get
himself and son back to Pennsyl
vania.
Painter said he had been searching
for Roger since he received a card
from his son. mailed from Nashville,
Tenn., two weeks ago.
He appealed to police here Saturday
to help in his search. Two officers
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TTH€n«y ^ ■ 1
t Jellefft Summer Sales
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Fur Coats —Follow the leod |
of many Washington women who are |f
enthusiastically investing in Jelleff 1
furs now at guaranteed 15% savings I
—choosing from the finest variety we've i
ever assembled — having confidence |
that Jelleff quality is A 1 and Jelleff 1
fashion-authority unquestioned.
Cloth Coats — Opening |
preview all this week, and what a treat |
Sstore for you! New silhouettes to 1
nee your figure—new fur treat- 1
ments to flatter you more— I
new fabrics .. . and even if you |
have your heart set on smart 1
black—see, just for the delight |
of it, sugarcane beige, Rio red! |
and |
Wait till Winter and |
you'll pay $69.75! |
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I nese Suits ore mode b.' our most mighry *
suit manufacturer. We think tre cut, to.- p
lormg, cod srsiiog of his suits cue |usr about jS
nerte I. See t o fur coat-—: s ne v su- If
houette O’ entmg the v mmrr, stroighter p
swagger—becoming’)' b'oaaer.ed shoulders —
fl il, r00m.' sieves into wn h v0(,r suit- jj|
Sleeved arms r-hp ec- V. 0'm; .■ interlined * |§
inr real .aid weather1 The tailored suit of M
rr.uq isi1 basket wenve woo en, w u moulaed 3£
wn,s|| r r bailed, bnttoi ng up to ui nr; f- gi ||
peer) ’apeis. And wnat gipriouS color P
rorobmat’OOS. £
Black fur coats with black, I
Rio red, corn yellow, boxwood §
green, night blue suits. I
Grey fur coats With blue, 1
Dubonnet and boxwood green I
suits. I
BrOWn fur coots with box- §
wood green, brown, Rio red and |
sugarcane beige suits. f
Sizes 12 to 20.
Cool-Cool Suit Shop—Fifth Floor. |j
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Getting Close to Inventory Time
Clearing Out ALL
Summer Shoes
Tomorrow—Thursday—Friday—1,120 Pairs
Sharply Reduced in these 5 Dramatic Events!
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I 400 Pairs Andrew Geller, Pea- *» b 1
| cock and Stratford Shoes_V#| J 1
I —Regularly $7.75 to $10.75. 1
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104 Pairs Florsheim Shoes. Regularly $9.50 and e r? A A
| $io5o___*5.90
1 200 Pairs Foot-Rest Shoes. Regularly $6 50 and c a a
$6 95-*3.90
220 Pairs Shoreham Shoes. Regularly $4 95 and e*\
. $5.95-:-*2.90
300 Pairs Low-Heel Sandals. Regularly $1.95 to C1 ^ IT I
$2 95 --*|.35 I
There isn't a 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 Saien e*4 Little Shoe Strep—Street Fleer.
caught sight of the youth and cap
tured him after a foot race of two
blocks. Roger explained he expected
to be placed in jail.
The younger Painter couldn’t hold
back the tears when confronted
by his father. “Roger,” he was told,
"you are certainly due for a whaling
when your mother gets hold of you."
Chile is considering obligatory rent
reductions.
DOG LOST OVERBOARD
SWIMS 71/2 MILES HOME
Given Up as Victim, Collie Re
turns 15 Hours After Being:
Missed From Yacht
By the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE. R. I, .Inly 27 —A
collie that could find its way home on
water as well as on land, swam 7V4
miles in Narragansett Bay last night
and reached shore yesterday at the
Washington Parle Yacht Club 15
hours alter it had been lost overboafd
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 5'/a miles from
the island, when the pet was missed.
The water* 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 Caug-ht as Steamer Serv
ice Is Tied Up.
TOKIO, July 27 (,*>).—The first
typhoon of the Summer season yes
terday interrupted steamer service
between Japan and Korea. Hundred*
of travelers, including American tour
1st*, were held up at rusan and
Shlmonoeeki, port* of the servire.
Heavy damage wa* done In Kyushu,
aouthwestem laland of Japan, where
5,000 houses were partly flooded and
embankment* and roada washed
away.
Sweden 1* entertaining many more
tourist* from the United Bute* than
at thi* time last year.
-This Summer Store Still Going Strong S
with Summer Fashions! and the best part of it oil—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-tfXTOA Purchase! '
1 Lustrous... Luxurious...Pure Dye, Pure Silk...SIX Styles-Choice, 1.45! 1
A ..»..r—.mmmm. __, _______
| PLAIN satins
I BROCADED satins
I TAILORED satins
I LACEY satins
Tearose, White!
| FOUR-GORE
| Alternating bias
| slips!
| Two-seam Bias slips
| Shell-stitched
1 at bottom
$jt\
I Adjustable straps
s
| Double VEE tops
P Sizes 32 to 44
I Non-rip Seoms!
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“Moving day, |
moving day”.. |
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Slips for o song and a song
for the manufacturer who
released this stock of slips J,
to us because he is moving |
his factory from one city
to another. A smart move
... for who wouldn't rather
move money than merchan
dise? Anywoy, we got the
slips. And tomorrow we |
"give" them to you—
$1.95 PurP'D\p Silk
SAT1SS at $1.45!
On Street ij|
Floor Tables. a
Event! $2 Handbags |
Washables and Leathers I
Whites—Brights—Darks! 1
$1.55 j
PLENTY OF WASHABLES! Shmmg
white Rodolaques end Becdettes! Also
| leathers in Whites! f
j d FABRICS! Stunninq embro'd^md
! contrasts- Beauvais Tvpes—colorful 1
Oriental prints!
t | DARKS IN DEMAND! Bags for now 1
§ 8 b AND Fall - Black, B'own, Na.y or
8 b patent and gram leathers. B
i I BRIGHT BAGS, too1 Rens and Greens’ p
8 8 A l-m-all, just about an-.' tvpe you %
8 1 want—pouches with all kinds of hon- |
8 8 * dies—tailored enveloped Specials 1
^ from c good maker—and some from |j
I . fiPlDfflRIPE 1 |
S Silk Stockings I j
| 3-Thread I [
| Perfect Silk Stockings for I |
| Summer in Town | |
1 S | 3 Pairs 2 1
| I $2,85 I I*
;t ** Beautiful in their ringlets clear wee. •© 1 8
1 jj —smart with office cot tors . . . w:-h 1 f
1 »« prints . . . with dark sheers . . . e\en 2 ['
| ' '•■. *h Summer oance d'esses1 Being ot 2 f
H J silk 1 P0ro pure . . . with tho ga*'ter-run 2 *
2 1 A k protection of the famous aoirj stnpe . **
I / |'\ they give you service beyond/Our fondest 2 l
I V,V dreams. | j
|f Only ot JelleW'i, yoo know, Gold Stripe Silk Stock P
i mqj m over o teore ot ttylet, 79c to S' 65. f 8
j| Street—ol*o 1721 end 3409 Conn. Ave. Jsf |
1,200 Cotton Frocks |
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[ oharply Keduced to New Low Prices .... I
I To condense stocks before moving the department!
A fresh sweep of reductions to make a clean sweep ~ . , „ , . . , .
i__.i tt7i . . _ . ,.r , „ , ,,, Complete change of scenery to take place soon on the
of cottons; What precious finds are here we’ll y ^ ritnn
leave it to you to discover hut note quantities and fif,h “oor• When cottons move down, FURS move up
"make haste while the sun shines!” to this beautiful, spacious floor! $
—■ i ■ ■ , -- ■■■ ■ - nr
I 225—$I.95 Dresses (
I 55—$1.95 Smocks \ |
—Dotted Voiles —Batiste I
with nc-rac trim! with ruffling!
—Monotone Print —Black
dimities! , , , \
—Long Sleeve wth contrast trim!
dimities' —Lustrous Cotton
—"Famous Moke" Smocks, plain or prints,
tailored cottons! 12 to 18. I
1^ 1721 $3.95 Dresses $2.95 Coo| ^ Frock
—Dotted Swisses —Two-piece CL .... _.
with pique! peplum lawns! Hoor.
—Printed Lawns— —Sun Back Piques Ready with Extra
button fr°nt! -pastels white' Service Tomorow!
women, postel bowdkerchicf tmin:
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^0-$5.95 Dresses ) Q5
10S-%7.95 Dresses | j
—"Famous make" —Maternity Dresses—
cotton crepes for dotted Swisses, locket
larger women! styles, pique collars!
«i _ i j « —Dark or print
ovey Lady eyelets for women!
voiles for women! -Philippine voiles
—Print Batistes— hand embroidered and
ruffled cape sleeves! smocked pastels!
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154—$2.95 Dresses > OS
114—$3.95 Dresses \ |
—Printed voiles —"Spuntone"
with cape sieeves 2-piece frocks
—Pastel pique —Printed shantungs—
sports frocks scalloped!
—Sportmoker fabrics —Dotted Swisses—
tailored' „ 1 ond 2 piece
—Candy-stripe poplins —Dotted Swiss
—Monotone voiles —Swiss with Irish Type
with net Lace
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30 Fine $13.95 Dresses of tin QR 1
Imported French Batiste #IU.TD |
Beautifully made! All over tucked blouses, gored skirts. “
embroidery on collar and front of blouse. Tailored style i(
with fine pique collars. Sizes for misses and women. |
160—$7.95 Dresses | CT O5
45—$10.95 Dresses ( '
—Sheers —Printed Lawn jacket
for larger women , frocks
* . . , —Lace trimmed postel
—Dark |acket sheen voiles
for misses —Embroidered Batistes
—10 Mousseline evening with lace
frocks —Eyelets and laces
(12 to 18) for women \
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