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STYLSTOI
-flED IN . S
Noted Gown Designer Returns
From Paris Predicting
American Superiority.
'ay WINWFRED VAN DiSUE.
NEW YORK, Aug. .-That once
se dear Pari i lea tagJts asterial
punch.
in only a littl tim- year or two
at lougost-the werld's t tri
es olothes mgtles il 0oe to
Ameria toar lt61 stle, he h
fashion supremay will have ended.
This .qtesam pg meat was
made by ape tj'he y two creators
of models lit Ol~susUtT U
Franes. t I3m., ., AM
sa advoeater +
she talked f
Open a pile af
said held tow
weeks' visit to the
No more than b step al -
pia muzzled the plot, great',e -
ater shatmefully beld oapto, b a
piece of rope. *
To the left errowd. forced to eder
lines by officers. mllied aroned Mr.
sad Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks. returne
honeymooners. All altout was cruA
and confusion. The little Amtcean
modiste expressed her opinion simul
taneously with touching toot to pier.
She said:
NOTHING NUW IN PARIS.
"One wouldn't put upon one's maid
models now being shown In the best
shops abroad.
"They bring them out with a flour
ish-the French modistes-and they
may 'Are they not beautiful, madame?'
But they are not. They are ordinary
and old-fashioned and without a dis
tinctive feature.
"About the only striking styles to
be observed In Paris these summer
days are American sty e. French
shop .. are copying those." '
Cla from the bottom of her snub.
nosed boots to the top of her crushy.
three-quarter aise hat in misty gray.
Madame Francis looked as if she had
just been turned out from the exclu
sive little shop off the avenue which
bears her name.
Her dress looked like a misty
winter day, frost-touched where it
was embroidered in medallions of cut
steel beading. There was a sugges
tion of ice in it too-jade-green satin
outlining a round throat and bottoms
of short sleeyes. The sleeves were
alit at the top. and caught only at
intervals, giving brief glimpses of the
arm beneath. The dress was a blend
OCEAN and
BAY
RESORTS
Boating, Bathing, Fishing
Oea View
Willoughby Beach
Buckroe Beach
Virginia Beach
Cape Henry
HOTELS AND COTTAGES
moderate Rates
Daily Steamers from Washlamten
Bostoi-Providense
-AND
New England Resorts
By Sea
Infermatien and Literature t City
Ticket Offee. 731 15th St. N. W.
Norfolk&Washington
Steamboat Co.
Health, Nervous Vitality, Er
The Vacuum Natureopi
IN COMBINATION WiTH CHRO
PRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS REMOVES
THE CAUSE of YOUR AILMENT and
NATURE GETS BUSY and D)OES the
REST.
DO NOT SUFFER from those IN
CURABLE (so-ealled) AILMENTS. DO
NOT resign YOURSELF to a LIFE of
SUFFERING. When you have ther
oumhly given the VACUUM NATUREO.
I ATHKIC NERVE TREATMENT an ep
" .ertuahI to demomtrate Its WONDER
b'UL POWER In RESTORING HEALTH
LIFE'S PLEASURES and JOYS WILL
RETURN. OTHERS that thought
TH EY were Ineurable have REGAINED
THEIR HEALTH THROUGH THIS
METHOD and YOU may do ikewise. A
thorough examinatten and first treat
ment (nothing effensive or Indelieste)
free, after which YOU will he i.
a better peaition TO JIUDGE for YOUR.
SEl.F the POTENCY of the VACUU~
NATU'REOPATHk C NERVE TREAT.
MENT COMRINED with CHIROPRAC
'TlC AD)JUBTMENTS a. a health re
storer. A WORD to the WISE Ia suffi
eleat. FOLLOW THE (ROWD TO
SUITE 222, 1410 H STREET N. W.
REFERENCES .
HR. e. N. NORTON. Architect, '729 8th at.
MR. E. P. GODFRtEY, 941 Westminster
ave. N. W.
MR. AND MRS. T. Hr. LEWIS. 1600 Park
rod O N r .t e
Theater and Ameriean funchroom, 6I0
9th at. N. W.
MR. R.M. R OW. Pealr in Paint. and
MR. IIRNJ. Ttr.THIYN, Contractor and
Builder, I60t Oregon ave.
CONSULTATION FREE.
~PROF. H. N. D. PA
~,FRANK L. ANKI
NATUREOPATHl
Phane Mi
I"O1U1RS-12 11. to N P. M.-Sanda1
VSUITE 222. M A RV.AND DLl
THIS Notiee Is neood
The Vacuum-NatureethiT1
D~r. Robert H. Carroll, M. T.
b Md ws Tkms
Dedis's WFim
CONTA3fINOPLE. AWg. 1.
Priaee Abdul Medid fendi. their
apparent to the Turkish throne.
after eoaferrlag with maly high
oetlia"s ham "at the "Sttaa let
ter renouncing his right to the sul
tanate and transferring the succos
saom to Prince Sells agendi.
Pri.s Abdul said tat as the
rights of Ere C4 hat* had been
undermine. and re derv empty by
the trgty. +e doeS not Rant to be
the hei to a thjgee dergived of all
its poter and robbed of territory
rightfully belonging to it.
Ing of eas9st tists, harmpaising
with Madame's grey eyes and con
trasting with her lips, just toyched
by reuge. lb was the sort of gown
one espeeta frog arsia at its best. .
AmPUUS g geg U GeWWrU.
But she explained that it wasn't
any such thing.
"It's just one of the dresses I took
along. Th.9y .it me two boxes of
gewah nater I'd gone
wwhich
would
I g% * . ' i e of
"t's t, o 'tat one, who likes
Pareis as ouIh do to toll, but I'm
going to.,
"Toid bow thk ray DjaIt I went
over te setoet a new Wardrobe. Jose
Collins. *be made the ''3fountsai
Maid famous in London. also went on
the same misalop.
"But they couldn't And anything
to buy. Ineredible% But true. They
heard I was in the eity and called
tp see me. And they begged so hard
to see my clothes that I unpacked the
two boxes.
"The result is that I came home
without theos. Those two girls
bought every dress.
"It has left me with hardly a
thread to weir home. I even tried
to buy. Incredible? But true. They
couldn't And ons. Fancy my wearing
this over and back!"
She pointed with a smile to a black
and white garment, somewhat the
worse for wear, lying stop her lug
gage. But there was triumph In the
smile.
She offered these bits of informa
tion concerning what Paris .will wear
this fall:
WHAT PARIS WILL WEAM.
Fashionable material will be bro
caded in contrasting colors and enor
mous designs.
Lines and figures must be perpen
dicular and thin, even though achieved
by corsets.
Suit coats will be hip length, em
broidered. without belts.
Hosiery will remain fawn-colored
and pearl gray; black will not be used.
Shoes will be low, short-vamp.
round-toed, made of brocade and
brightly colored suede.
"You never would believe," she
continued, "that brocades could be
made in such vividly contrasting
colors and such bizarre designs. Trees,
bells, animals-all are worked out in
materials for street, afternoon and
evening garments. And with them
will be worn shoes contrasting in
stead of harmonizing in 'colors.
"No matter what Paris may lack
in way of originality or charm of its
garments, that city knows how to
dress its feet. You could imagine noth
ing more Intriguing than the hosiery
at thin, fawn-colored silk with the
transparent look, unless it should be
suede boots of the same color.
"Hats, also, are beautiful, and are
mostly white. The medium size, with
turn-back rim, are correct. Many are
embroidered. I believe that embroid
ering will be popular for everything
next season as it was last. *
"Paris likewise excels in choice of
jewels. The city wears a string of
pearls as if they didn't cost a penny
and emeralds as if they were picked
up in the streets. Those are the
popular jewels."
COURT RETURNS TO KING
$1,600,000 IN SECURITIES
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The cgourt of
appeals has decided that $1,600,000
worth of securities held in England
by King Ferdinand of Bulgaria when
the world war began should be re
turned to Ferdinand.
The court overruled the decision of
the lower court that the securities
should be forfeited to the British gov
ernment. The decision was based
principally on the ground that the
securities were pri ate prop t. and
in no way affected the re w ios of
Bulgaria.
ergy and Pep Restored By
thic Nerve Treatment
Pref it. N. D. PARtKEN., N. I) D. 0.
The. Plse'r Dragiess Physice n.
rY PERMISUIONU
MR. W. S. HOOE. Notary, with House a
H'errmann,. 501 7th st. N. W.
MRNi. N. ft. STREET. Offiee Equipment,
Suite 303 Reel Estate Trust Bldg.
MR. LO0U1S COOK. 1416 Ri st. N. W.
MR. FRANK OWINGS, Asmistant Cashier,
Bank of Co~mmerce and Savings, north.
.'ast corner of 7th and E ste. N. W.
MR. (GEOR0E W. ES1TLER. Butcher; stalls
12 and 14. Weste'rn Market; residence,
1241 1st at. N. W.
MR. WALTICR P. RAMNAT. Attorney.
ibistrit? Natitonal Flank building.
MR. JOhN R. HUTCHiNSON, 729 First
at. N. W.
LADY ASIUTANT.
RKER, N. D., D. C.
.RS, G. N., D. C.
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Big savings in seasonable merchandise. Look at prices quoted below. Come
early and get your choice while picking is good. Don't stop at one pair, but
select several pairs at this
Wonderful Bargain Sale
Elevator service for your convenience just inside D st. entrance. Your sav
ing will justify the trip. Come up and get acquainted with this big daylight
store. Two floors filled with bargains.
Third Floor Bargains
HERE we call you attention to several tables gTOP, look! 300 pairs of women's high grade HERE the e; wonceful apin hsplayed.
of women's white canvas and white wash. low pumps and oxfords. Among them on tables so you may pick them over.
able kid high lace and some button shoes; also Patrician, La France, and other wel known Women's and children's high and low white
about 75 pairs of women's miscellaneous oxfords trade-mark lines. canvas shoes; some with Neolin rubber soles and
1/ and the price we quote you below is Sizes up to 5, some Brooklyn, N. Y., makes heels; also infants' high shoes and low strap slip.
sensation at in the lot. Patents, dulls, tans, gray kid and pes in patent and dull leather. Your choice at
gray suedes. the reduction price of
" 9 We say they are rar bargains at
Among them tans, blacks, and grays. Come
and see them, you will appreciate the bargain. No C. 0. D. No Exchange. No Refunds.
MEN'S LOW SHOES WHITE TENNIS LOW SHOES OUTING LOW SHOES
Several bargain lots of Men's Black and Brown Low Women's, Men's, Boys' and Children's White Can
Shoes, English lace and blucher lace vas Tennis Low Shoes; splendid qual- 100 pairs of Men.'s Tan Lotus leather low cut outing
styles. Sizes up to 8,; all Goodyear ity; all sizes. Sensation Clearance shoes; seamless, with elk leather soles and no heels; un
welt shoes. Among them Burt & Bargains ..................................9 lined, cool and easy to scuff around in
Packard make. Clearance bargain..... e during the hot days. Sizes 7 to 11.
Another small lot of Men's Low Shoes, Blacks and WHITE LOW SHOES Everybody's bargain .................. 9
Browns. Goodyear welt shoes; limited stock and sizes A table of women's white canvas oxfords and pumps; CHILDREN'S SUMMER SOCKS -
5/ to 7. Also Boys' Black English also women's high white canvas and
Lace and Blucher Lace Low Shoes; white washable kid high shoes. You A lot of Children's Fancy
sizes 3, to 5 . A bargain at the never saw such values at clearance bar- Top Socks, various
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Second Floor, Ladies' Dept.
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one pair. Choice of women's patent oxfords; high heels, bakkdadptn otcipdvm up, hes loBonadBakKdPms ua elhg
black kid and calf oxfords, military heels, brown suede, wl o u ete n rw afOfrs ihwo oee
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rubber soles; also white kid lace andAmrcnGlMra'adote
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