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The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
Jusserands Dinner Guests Of Sec. and Mrs. Houston
Genial Gathering at Luncheon to British Diplomat

Young, whose plantation, Giesboro,
on the Potomac, was a brilliant So
cial center in ante-bellum days. She
IL also a great-granddaughter OF
Thomas Ewing, OF Ohio. FIRST Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Secretary
Of the Treasury In the administra-
tion of William Henry Harrison and
United States Senator for several
terms. and granddaughter of Maj
Gen. Hugh Boyle Ewing. OF the civil
war, former minister to The Hague.
Through her mother Miss Ewing is
a granddaughter of Thomas Dono-
hoe, of Greensburg, Pa, a descend
ant of the O'Donohoe Of the Glen.
Responding to the first call Of her
country for army student nurses
the bride served at Camp Sherman
Ohio; Fox Hills. NJ Y; Fort Sheri-
dan, H., and Walter Reed Hospital
Mr. Gault. the bridegroom, is q
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Gault
of Milford Center. Ohio. who. after
his graduation from Ohio State Uni
versity. engaged in scientific farm
ing. At the outbreak of the war
he volunteered in aviation and was
commissioned lieutenant, A. S. A.
d
Grant is a member of Beta Theta
Phi.
W. B. westlake. president OF the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
will speak on All Sides Of the Suf-
frage Question. for the District of
Columbia" at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Anthony League to-
night at o'clock at 20o7 Columbis
road. A discussion will follow
Mrs. Bernice Metcalf, who has re-
Gently established her studio. in
Washington, will give a number OF
piano selections of interest.
ALI meetings OF the Anthony
League are open to the public.
Mrs. Catherine M. Gilbert. of Nor
folk. Va. and William +. O'Connor
of North wilbraham, Mass, were
quietly married by Mensignor c. F
Thomas at st. Patrick's rectory al
s o'clock Tuesday evening, Novem.
Der 80. The bride was attended by
Mrs. William Kilmain. and the
groom by George A. Campans. Mr.
O'Connor is a student at George
town law school. in the second year
class.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
Savant Says Cooked Food
Is Root of All Disease

PARIS. Dec. If one lived on
cooked food alone. he would die
within a year." stated Prof. Lumiere
OF the Academy of Sciences last
night, reporting the results Of ex-
periments.
Prof. Lumiere has concluded from
his researches that the healthiest
diets consist of raw vegetables,
grain and fruits. asserting that
cooking is the root of all diseases,
since II destroys the vitamines, thus
inducing inanition.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
Annapolis Girl to Wed.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec. 1.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Nevett Steele. of Murray Hin,
Annapolis, announced today the en-
gagement OF their youngest daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Hill, to Lieut.. Conrad
s. Grove, United States Marine
Corps. The date for the wedding
has been fixed. Lieut.. Grove. who
is Pennsylvania. recently re-
turned from tour of duty in
Siberia.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
Social Calendar.
Today

Today
Second day of Yuletide Fete.
Comdr. c. T. Jewell, dinner ar
the Maison Dupont.
Bazaar at chapel hall of the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION.
Senator and Mrs. Robert L.
Owen, dinner.
Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard,
tea to introduce daughter.
Baroness Shidehara, at-home.
Saturday. December 4.
Debut of Miss Mary Louise
johnson.
Wedding, Miss Elsie Beatrice
Downing and Donald Alexander.
Mrs. M. w. Ireland. at-home.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
WINTER PLANS
ON IN EARNEST
New York Society Leaders
Opening Town Houses;
Leave Country.
CLOSE BIDDLE ESTATE
Many Debutantes Being In
Observation-Disclosures
To Tuxedo Park.
CLOSE BIDDLE ESTATE

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. j.. Drexel BiddIe. jr., will
close Roselands. their country es-
tate in White Plains. N. Y. about
January /. and will take possession
Of their new town house at 1908
Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kip Rhine
lander. the latter formerly Helen
Alexander, are going to pass the
winter at Tuxedo Park instead OF
with the Henry Martyr Alexanders,
who are among the bulwarks of the
Murray Hill section. However. their
names appear among the sponsors
of several dances, SO their trips to
town will be quite frequent.
Miss Elise French Rice, who has
been spending more than q year in
California has returned to her
mother. Mrs. William Lowe Rice. at
$50 Park avenue.
George Doubleday will give q
dance in honor of his debutante
daughter. Miss Marguerite Double
day. at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. on
December Is.
Count Pau. de Vallombrosa. of
Madrid, Spain, is staying at the
Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mrs Alexander Brown, of Bal
timore. is passing several weeks in
this city.
Returns from Western Trip.
Carl Clarkson Springer has re-
turned from an extended trip
through the West and again Is oc-
cupying his apartment at the Yale
Club.
Mrs. Ernest Greene. who will in
troduce her daughter. Margaret.
during the holidays. has taken the
ballroom at the Ritz for the after
noon of December 81 as q prelim-
! mary to the numerous New Year
Eve dances. Mrs. Greene's party
will be one of the most brilliant
of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street will give a large dance on
December 20 at the Colony Club
In honor of both their debutsnte
daughter, Miss Mary Davis Land
street, and Miss Jane Moinson, Of
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Thomas
will open their villa in Palm Beach
on January /. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
have been occupying apartments at
the Hotel Seymour since their re-
turn from Europe.
Dukes Give Birthday Party.
Mrs. Biddle Duke gave a birth
! day party yesterday at her country
house in Bryn Mawr. Pa, for her
young son, Drexel Biddle Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford have
issued invitations for a dance in
honor of their debutante daughter,
Miss Gertrude Ellen De p. Sanford.
on the evening OF December 30 at
! their residence, East Seventy
second street.
The wedding Of Miss Dolly Pat
terson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hamilton Patterson, to Ed
gar Wellington Watson. son of DR..
and Mrs. David Watson, of Brsnt-
ford, Ont, took place yesterday at
| the home of Miss Patterson's pa
rents in Mount Vernon.
/ Miss Gabrielle McQuade. daughter
Of Mrs. s. S. McQuade. was mar
ried this afternoon to Mr.. Reginald
Roome, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam ]. Roome. The ceremony was
solemnized at o'clock in the
chantry Of St. Thomas Church and
was attended by only members OF
. the family and a few intimate
friends.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02

Mrs. Wilson attended the funeral
of the late Minister of Sweden,
wilhelm Ekengren, at st. Johns
Church yesterday noon.
Vice President and Mrs. MARSHALL
will return to Washington on Sat-
urday and will occupy their suite
at the New willard.
Mrs, Bainbridge Colby, wife of the
Secretary of State. was at home yes
terday afternoon.
The Ambassador of-France and
Nine. Jusserand were the dinner
guests last evening Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Da-
vid +. Houston. The Minister of
Poland and Princess Lubomirska
will entertain the Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand at dinner on Decem-
ber Z.
Mrs. Houston was at home yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Norman H.
Davis presided at the tea table.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes were guests of
hohOT AZ uAuHeT last evening Oh MT
and Mrs. Joseph Letter, who invited
a distinguished company to meet
them. A dance to which additional
guests were invited followed the
dinner. There were forty-two
guests for dinner and about eighty
more came in later to dance. The
assistant military attache of the
British Embassy. Col. A. N. Thorne,
and the Hon. Mrs. Thorne. are stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Letter. This
evening the Ambassador and Lady
Geddes will be the guests of honor
at a luncheon. at which the coun-
selor of the italian Embassy and
Signora Brambilla will be the hosts,
when the guests will include Miss
Alice Balfour. of England. who is
visiting Mrs. George Won L. Meyer,
mother of Signora Brambilla- Sem
ator and Mrs. Robert l. Owen will
entertain at dinner tonight for the
Ambassador and Lady Geddes.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
A Mitchell Palmer were hosts at
dinner last evening. taking their
guests later to the National Theater
to see The Famous Mrs. Fair"
The Baroness Romano. wife of
the retiring Italian Ambassador. ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss
Yolando Romano. left Washington
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

Mrs. Wilson attended the funeral
of the late Minister of Sweden.
Wilhelm Ekengren, at st. Johns
Church yesterday noon.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02

The Baroness Romano, wife of
the retiring Italian Ambassador. ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss
Yolando Romano. left Washington
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02

Representative and Mrs. Thomas
B. Dunn. of Rochester, n. Y, will
return to Washington today and
will occupy an apartment at the
New Willard during the coming
session of Congress.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02

A Mitchell Palmer were hosts at
dinner last evening. taking their
guests later to the National Theater
to see The Famous Mrs. Fair"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02

Mrs. H. NJ. Lord. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Lord. will be at home on Fri
day afternoons during December, at
the Ontario.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Edmonston
Todhunter announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Eu-
genia Hildreth Todhunter, to Harold
Compton King, of Washington and
Savannah, Ga. The wedding will
take place after Easter.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Mems Shoes at Lou Prices
for Fridays Remnant Sale

80 pairs Mems High-grade
Tan Russia Calfskin Shoes; re-
mainders of several different
lines we are closing out. Sizes
9 and 10 "A; 6, 7, ~, 81z, 9
and 1917 B; 5H. 6. 61z, 7 and
10 C; So. oA. 10 and II D.
$5.75 Pair; Were $12 to SIS
Is pairs Mems Gun Metal
Calfskin High Shoes with rub
Der heels; sizes 6. 6H and 7 B:
5H, 6 and II c; 5H. E. Z, 8.
oH. 10 and II D.
$5.75 Pair; Were SO
81 pairs Mems Tan Boarded
Calfskin English Brogue Ok
fords; very popular last and a
good wearing quality. Sizes 6,
6H, 7, and 71a B; 5. 6. 6l, Z.
". 8. 81 c; 5H. 6 and 71z
d.
$5.75 Pair; We're $l2
20 pairs Mems High-grade
Spats of English boxcloth of
the best grade; two discontin-
ued colors.
$l.50 Pair; Were s.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Girls Apparel

Navy Serge Dresses. with tan collars
and cuffs. One hand embroidered in tan and
purple. with tan tassels. the other. em-
broidered in red and blue. with red tassels.
Slightly imperfect. Size 8. $3.50 each;
were SIS.
Red Rain Cape. rubber lined with hood.
Size 6. $l.06: was $3.50.
/ NV Blue Rain Cape. with hood. Size
4. S2.e5; was s..
3 Navy Serge MILDLY Suits. with emblems
Of red and yellow. two piece style with
white braid collars and cuffs. Size 8.
$l4.50 each; were $18.75.
/ Navy Serge Rcsuat tiOn Dress pleated.
with laced front. red tie and emblems.
white silk braid on collars and cuffs Size 8
$3.50: was S13.7j.
Tan Ginrham Dress. smock style. plain
skirt. smoked in copen blue and brown.
Size ~. S795; was $40.
Gingham Dresses. OF red. white and
green plaid. white orrandie collar and cuffs.
green velvet tie. black patent leather belt.
Sizes IL and "A. $395 each: were, $3.50.
Shirt Waist Dress. Of fine quality pink
aharMav. h"rd a,nhroi'orea with whit"
dimity waist with black tie. Size IL. $4.9s:
was $3.50.
White Linen Jack Tar Dress. with sand
color collar and cuffs and white braid. En-
Il. $7.95: was $3.50.
Tan Eiderdown Rathrobe. trirpmed with
bands Of h'nwn SAT- collar and cufs.
Size 8. A.60; was S6.95.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Friday Sale of Lace
Curtains

n,irs soft Ivory Swiss Point Net Cur
tains, pretty border design. "a yaros ions.
pairs Handmade Curtains handsome
flet and cluny laces. with eyele. emoroia
cry mounted on scrim. suitaoIe lux az "a nair.
room or library. yards long. $o''0O pair
pairs Irish Point Curtains, cream cream coi1E' e,E
with dainty ,anI eswsho' % nsir: we're $3.50.
nairs Handsome Handmade Fiet Lace
Curtains. lace inches wide. mouno1o ooro On
voile. for dining room or living rooHi'
Yards long S77.5O pair; were S95.
nairs White Wolfe Curtains. fine quail
ity with lace insertion insert ON and ease = ''l'us
ions na;rs ivory scrim Curtains. with at
tractive sace edge; % pair; 1:, were 5 $50 ene
quality. with pretty lace edge and corner,
pairs white yoe cur:1: n nm. and ssess sio
D:il. Y,,as ;sss 'sas 1,. s
%.s long Curtains. PAIN ses. 's .e. .s.
s::: H., Is: S:;;:s' Is effective 's'
psirs swiss Point Curtains; in ivory with a.. =.
trae.ive. neat a, b border design 'aro' long, ''
S ss Sc s. very xes: s:Gz ST. border
pairs Eer Lace Curtains attractive I've bor-
de as.n p.4: rsa ~ ;a.:' sHs
I s:,ssS:s s:.s q il s ss' :. 'ss
wards long $3.50 pair: were $H 80 -.
pairs White Iris ;, Point Curtains 90 with neat boz
pars irish Point Curtains. very deep border and
e e.iss ss sa.. * Point I
border. ah yards long $50 pair; wsfe g 60
dainty lace edge. 21a yards long. $Sss pair:
were s.. ...
and edge ~. yards long. ASS pair; were So
large collection Of remnants and short lengths Of
Cretonnes Poplins Sateens. voiles. Nets Silks Vel
vets Reps Drapery Silks. Frnges Metal Galloons
and Braids q few wire lamp shade frames and vari-
oux other materials: for fancy work bags curtains,
cushions lamp shades. upholstery work. etc. One.
third to ns-auarter less than former prices.
Upholstery Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18

"a pairs Mems Cordovan
Brogue High Shoes, one of the
finest quality and most durable
shoes. Sizes 7. TX. 8 and 81l
AA; TX and 8 A; E, 6A, z,
8 and 10 B; 6H. 7 and 10 c;
E and 81 d.
$S.75 Pair; Were SIS
20 pairs Mems High-grade
Cordovan Brogue Oxfords the
shoe that young men Of style
are wearing. Sizes 75s, 8 and
9 AA; Z. 7H and 8H a; 6.
6H. 7. 7N and 9 B; 5Ls, 6,
61l and Z c.
S8.75 Pair; Were SIG
81 pairs Mems High-grade
Russia Calfskin High Shoes,
dark tan color: narrow toed
English last with rubber heels.
Sizes 8 and 81a AA; TX, 8.
81a. 9. 9H. 10. 1917 and II A;
51l. 81. 7. TX. 81a. g. 91l. 10.
lOH and II B: 6. 6H. TX, 8,
S1.. 9. o1.. 10 and 1917 C; E.
61s, ]. 80. 9. 91l. 10 and lOH
D. SITS Pair; Were S12
Mems Shoe Section. First noor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Waists

Il Black Crepe de Chine Waists. with
convertible collars. size "a. size SO.
size 3s. 1 size 40. size 4o. 1896 each;
were 1913.
13 Washable Satin Waists. In flesh and
white with Buster Brown collars. size
81. 2 size SO. 5 size 81. size 40. size
A. 1895 each: were $97
~ Handsome Waists, of batiste and
Wolfe. Some models embroidered and
tucked. others with lace trimmed frills.
some round heck and short sleeves or with
collars and long sleeves. size 38. size
49, g size 40 8 size 42. size A. size 40.
$395 each: were S5.75 TO $I2.75.
White Batiste Waists. with round neck
and short sleeves. trimmed with blue
organdie. 1 size "a. size 80; ! size 3s.
8 size 40. $1.06 each: were 1926.
IS Coiored oIsandie Waists. with white
orxandie collars and cuffs. 2 size "a.
/ size a. size 48. S1.s5 each: were
S295.
White Tailored Waists. in linen and
batiste. with roll collars. ] size 40. ! size
AZ. size -. size 46. $1.sb each: were
s. and $50.
Waist Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Wool Dress Goods

IS Remnants Of all-wool. 5f-inch
plaid and check, in lengths of rs
to 2A yds. 81 and $3.50 yd.; were
Sc and 1915 yd.
21s yds. 54-inch Dark Green We
lour. S1I.25; was s1S.75.
27s yds. 54-inch Mixed Brown We
lour *1O.68; was $17.S1.
IL yds., 54-inch Navy blue We
lour. 1875, was 1880.
* yds, 54-inch Navy Blue We
lour. 4I2.3S, was $1788.
~ yds.. 54-inch Brown Velour
1891; was $10.56.
IL yds. 54-inch Brown Velour.
$3.50; was $8.13
is yds.. 54-inch Tan Suiting
97.31, was t10.56.
Dress Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
China and Dinneruare

14-inch Decorated Haviland China Tur
key Platters $1.95 each: were s..
i dozen Decorated Havfland China Soup
Plates. "a dozen: were $3.50.
dozen Decorated Haviland China Salad
Plates - dozen: were $3.50.
70 Decorated American Porcelain Pie
Plates, slightly damaged. Special. 70 each.
95 Decorated American Porcelain Tea or
Salad Plates. slightly imperfect. loc each.
70 Decorated American Porcelain breakfast
Plates. slightly imperfect. l6c each.
Is dozen Decorated American Porcelain
Tea Cups and Saucers, slightly imperfect.
Specially priced. $3.50 dozen.
IS Decorated American Porcelain Coupe
Soup Plates. slightly imperfect. Specially
10 Decorated American Porcelain Salad or
Fruit Bowls, slightly imperfect. Specially
priced, 10c each.
is Decorated American Porcelain Cold
Meat Platters. slightly imperfect. Specially
priced, 1oc each.
In addition to the above items we invite
attention to clearance sale Of three open
stock Dinner Patterns in Decorated Porce-
lain. The quantity is too small to enumerate
but the items shown are marked at prices
much below today's market.
China Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Wonen's Lin4erie

Extra Size Flesh Null Gowns. low
neck and short sleeves. tailored hem
stitched style. finished with colored
hand embroidery. s2.s5 each: were
s3.75.
Extra Size Gowns. Of fine nain-
sook. high neck and long sleeves. with
yoke of fine embroidery and tuckins.
finished with embroidery edg:ng. $1.e5
each: were $2.75.
Nainsook Princess Slips. long skirt and
camisole. trimmed with val lace and Swiss
insert; sizes AZ and A. $1s5 each; were
$3 so.
2l Envelope ChemSes in flesh and white
corset cover and camisole style. tailored or
lace and embroidery trimmed: sizes &c. 3S.
40. A. csc each; were 81.
40 Pairs Drawers. open and closed styles
Of nainsook and cambrc. raight and cir
rular. daintily trimmed with lace and en-
broidery; SECS % and 81. CSC each: were ST.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Remnants Innings

1% to ~ I'd. lengths. Printed Silk and
Cotton Novelties. 75c yd.: were $1.50.
IL to = I'd. lengths. 36-in. Printed Sateen
76c I'd: was 81 %
~ to 2 yd. lengths, 36-in. Printed Sateen.
81 yd.: was $1.5O
III to 2 yd. lengths. Plain sateen. 81 I'd;
was $3.50.
~ to 2 I'd. lengths Plain sateen. 75c
I'd: was 81.
IA to I'd lengths. 36-in. Founda tion
Silks. 76c yd.: were $1-25.
III to I'd. lengths. 3B-in. Founda tion
Silks. 81 yd.: were $50.
1h to yd. lengths. 36-in. Founda tion
Silks. CSC I'd; were ST.
Silk Section. Second noOr.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Men Wear Reduced
Stiff Collars; Nine Different Styles; Sizes
II to II. E for 500. Were Csc Each

"a Mems Cloth Golf and Out
ing Caps, in figured and plaid
patterns good shapes; sizes
6zs, Z, IN and 71z.
81 Each; Were Sc and $3.50
20 Suits Mems Percale Pa
jamas, neat striped patterns
and fast colors; medium and
large sizes.
81 Pair; Were s.
I8 Suits Mems Outing Flan-
mel Pajamas, neat striped pat
terms; extra large sizes only.
81 Pair; Were $3.75
Io8 Pairs Mems Holeproof
Socks, tan only; sizes oH, 10
and II.
25c Pair; We're 60c
81 Pairs Mems Silk and FL
ber-mixed Socks, with Isle
double toes, heels and soles in
black, navy. cordovan, tan and
gray sizes oH, 10, II and IIH.
7Sc Pair; Were $1.2S
63 Mems Pure Japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs, h e m titched;
large size; slightly irregular in
weaves.
81 Each; Were 81
36 Pieces Mems Winter
weight, Elastic-ribbed Balbrig-
gan Underwear; shirts, sizes
"a, 36, 20, 42 and ~; drawers.
sizes 81, "a, 80, 40 and a.
$1.lS Garment; Were $2
81 Mems Percale Neglige
Shirts, white grounds wit h
neat a n d attractive stripes;
soft cuffs; sizes IA, IS, 15H, rs
and 1914.
$1.55 Each; Were $3.50
Mems Store. First floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Tomorrow We Close Out
Certain Corset

Known as the La Resista-'' includ-
ing in all about SO pairs. They are
good quality and in good models.
but we have decided that we have
sufficiently varied displays without
this make. Made Of pink or white
coutil, medium and low bust styles
with long skirt; average and full
figures. Sizes "a to 80. 1875 and
IS pair; were $3.50 and $3.50.
Pairs Franco Corsets Of strong, white
coutil, for the full figure; medium high
bust and medium and long skirt; sizes "a.
36 PAIRS w Il L. Cqrseis. Of white coutil.
low bust and long skirt; moderately heavy
boning; sizes II to q. 81 pair; were 81.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
French and Philippine
UnderzDem

II Philippine Straight Chemise. Of main
sook. corset cover style. finished with hand
scallopinr. Sizes 40 and ~. 3l.S6 each:
were So so.
2 Philippine Envelope chemise. Of Main
fancy hand scalloping. Sizes ~ and a.
Sl.s5 each were 50.
camisole style. trimmed with dainty hand
embroidery and scalloping. Sizes SO. 49,
40. 42. A. $S.05 each: were $3.50.
5 French Percale Gowns. low neck and
short sleeves. hnnd embroidered and seal
loped. Sizes SO. 40 and ~. $3.s5 each:
were 50.
French Nainsook Gowns. low neck and
short sleeves. elaborately hand embroidered
finished with dainty lace edge and inser-
ton. Sizes SO. 80. 40. A.96 each: were
&c.
Silk Underwear Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Won,en's Skirts

Wool Sports Skirts. in plaids.
stripes or mixtures: plain gathered
with novelty pockets or box-pIeated
models. mostly dark blue and brown
plaids: waists. 81 to 80. broken sizes
SI2.05 each: were $3.50 to $50.
Black Velveteen Skirts. gathered
models with novelty pockets; waists.
81 and 80. 415 each; were $16.7s.
] Taupe Sport Skirt. gathered
model: belted and novelty pockets:
button trimmed. S15s was $3.50.
Skirt Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Cotton Dress Goods

~ TO S I'd. lengths Outing Flannel. 3Sc
I'd. was SOC.
III to 3 I'd. lengths. Outing Percale. 36
In. SOC I'd: was 3sc.
III to 4 I'd. lengths. 3o-in. Gingham. Soc
yd. was 5Sc.
Ia to 3 I'd. lengths. 32-inch Kiddie Cloth
Soc yd.: was Sc.
u to I'd. lengths. David and John An
derson Gingham. II I'd: was 81.25.
III to I'd. lengths. 32-in English Prints.
76c yd.: were 95c.
III to I'd. lengths, 32-in. Imported
Swisses. $1.2S yd.: were 81.
IL to 9 yd. lengths. 32-in. Imported
Swisses. $3.50 yd.: were 81 25.
Cotton Dress Goods Section Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Wonen's Goats

Brown Velour Coats. fancy silk lined:
sizes "a. 36. 40. $3.50 each were $3.50.
Navy Herringbone Cheviot Coats. with
velvet collars: sizes SO. 50 and 40. 81. 50
each: were $50.
3 Tan and Brown Heather Mixture Coats.
sizes SO and SO. $3.50 each; were $45.
:. Coats. one. navy and one brown. suede
velour; sizes SO. 3s. S42.60 each; were $65.
French Blue Evora Coats; sizes "a and
36. $3.50 each: were S1O5.
Coat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Wonen's Dresses

Navy and Black Serge and Tricotine
Dresses; sizes "a and A only. SIS each
were $3.50 to $35.
Brown Tricolette Dress; size SO. $3.50;
was SO.
Black Fancy Weave Tricolette Dress:
size 40. $45; was $85.
Wistaria Tricolette Coat Dress; size 20.
$45; was $75.
1 Navy Tricolette and Chiffon Dress: size
3s $45: was $72
> Sand and Navy Tric0lette Dresses; sizes
3S and A. $65 each were $135.
Women's Dress Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Won,en's Suits.

Suits Of Navy Homespun Mix
lures: long line coats with notch
collars and narrow belts: semi-tai-
lored models; sizes 81, SO, 3S. 42o.75
each; were $55.
Black Tricotine Suit. tailored
model with notch collar and arrow
head trimmings; size "a. &20.75I
was $55.
Silver Tip Velour Suits; ripple
coats: belted; with convertible col
lars: colors are brown, navy and
copen; size "a. S20.75 each; were
S45.
Wool Jersey Suits, green and
brown mixture and oxford; belted
models: patch pockets: broken sizes
"a to A. 92o.75 each; were $45 and
$55.
Suit Section, Third hoor
Evening star., 1920-11-18

81 Pieces M ms Medium
weight Silver Gray Duofold
Underwear; wool and cotton
mixed, with inside of soft fin
ished white cotton; shirts,
sizes "a, So, 40, AZ, a and 46;
drawers. sizes 81, "a, 38, a. and
46.
R.25 Garment; Were $3.50
80 Pieces Mems Winter
weight Stuttgarter Underwear,
natural gray; shirts, sizes SO,
40, ~ and 46; drawers, sizes
"a, SO, SO, 20, 42 and 46.
$2 Garment; Were $3.50
26 Mems Colored Madras
and Percale Neglige Shirts, de-
tached cuffs; sizes ID, AZ and
$1.ss Each; Were 81 and s.
18 Mems White Cheviot
Sports Shirts, collars attached;
poe cts and single-button
cuffs: sizes 15H and IS only.
$l.5S Each; Were $3.50
al Mems Woven and Printed
Madras Neglige Shirts, attrac-
tive striped patterns fast COL
ors; sizes "a, I41z, IS, 16 and
II.
$3.50 Each, Plus Tax;
Were $ and $3.50
SO Mems Pure Silk Knitted
Feur-in-hand Ties, good colors
and designs.
$l.4s Each; We're $3.50 and s.
20 Pairs Mems White Kid
Dress Gloves, slightly soiled
from display; sizes 7. ~, g..
8A and 8H.
Ssc Pair; Were $2.25 and $3.50