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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-30
ALLIES CONFER
ON PENAL TIES
Extension of Military Action
in Germany Taken Up by
French and British Chiefs
tBy The Associated Press. ]

PARIS. March 30.-A London
dispatch to the Petit Parisene. said
Prime Minister Lloyd George. Lam
sing Neutrality-suspicious., secretary
of state for war. and Field Marshal
Wilson, held a conference last night.
The dispatch asserts, it is believed.
in London. the question discussed
was the extension of military pen
alties on Germany as the result of
her refusal to pay the u billion
marks before May /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-30
OBITUARY



Charles Overman died suddenly at
the Memorial Hospital in New York
City yesterday. Mr.. Overman had
been an invalid for about two years,
but his immediate death was entire
ly unexpected. He was born near
Canton, ILL.,, May Z. 1856 and spent
mis- early manhood in business in
Chicago, removing to Boston about
1856 and to Washington about 1890.
In 1895 he married Caroline Lingle,
daughter of Thomas Lingle, of this
city and removed TO Chicago, where
ne was in charge of the western in
terest of the Overman Wheel COM
Danv. Since 1900 he has lived in
Perth Amboy where he has a wide
circle of friends He was a member
of the Raritan Yacht club and the
Elks.
The funeral will be held at his
late resident. 20 Market street, to-
morrow, Thursday, at O'Clock. In
terment will be in Christ church
cemetery, South Amboy. Mr.. Over
man leaves widow and three
brothers. A. II. Overman, of West
moreIand, n. H.; T.. c. Overman, of
Santa Barbara. Cal, and w. G.
overman, OF Springfield, Mass.
Funeral of Mrs. Gordon
IBy Evening News Correspondentl
SOUTH AMBOY, March 30.-Fun-
eral services for Mrs. Mary E. Cor
don, wife OF Patrick Gordon, of Red
Bank, who died yesterday morning
at the South Amboy City hospital.
following a stroke of paralysis the
night before. will be held tomorrow
morning from the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Timmins. of Broad
way. A solemn requiem. high mass
will he said at st. Mary's church and
the interment will be In St. Mary's
cemetery. Mrs. Gordon was stricken
while bending over the casket OF her
brother-in-law. who was buried yes
terday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
Personal Mention

w. G. Durbin and Leland s. Smith
are city visitors this week from Al
turas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Twohy are
in the city today from their lumber
mill at Doris.
J.'T. White Of the Southern Pacific
company is registered at the White
Pelican hotel today.
Linsey sisemore and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pelton were in town paying
taxes and attending to other business
matters from their big cattle ranch
in the Fort Klamath country.
F. L. Pope transacted business at
the county court house yesterday
from his ranch near Merrill.
Mrs. Rex Mcmillan has returned
from an extended visit In southern
California and is visiting here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Low
for q couple OF weeks before return
ing to her home in Weed.
Dennis o'Connor and Mike O'Con-
nor were in paying taxes from BY
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Moore and
John Moore motored from Detroit.
Michigan to spend part Of their va
cation at the home of their cousin 8.
Holden. And after spending several
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
FlolDers and Fancy
Work Fill Room
at Fair Grounds

Apples, strawberries, raspberries.
more apples, plums, prunes, whole
room full OF every type Of flower
lxrown here this time OF the year,
another room filled with thread lace.
trimmed pillow slips that cause one
In marvel that human hands could
fsshion things so dainty, table linen
aad bed covers that attract attention.
. pair Of Flemish giant rabbits that
vsre grown by little Bobbie Davis,
vho made s41.62 from the sale OF
thsir offspring since June. these and
many more things are on exhibit at
fha county fair.
Hanging modestly away in a back
room of the old farm house being
uDed at the Altamont ranch for ex-
Aibition space, were several interest
ing family heirlooms. Mrs. r. A. EN-
nitt's name was attached to q white
nuslin skirt embroidered in 1851 by
hsr mother. The hundreds Of small
syeIets which make up the pattern
form a wide panel down the front
md border clear around the whole
four yards at the bottom make this
~ hoop skirt seem sort Of dream
= bsholders.
Just a. wonderful. seemingly. is
the quilt SO years old; the bed cover
of Mrs. Martha Hawkins which
boosts 81 years, and the cover be-
.iunEing to Mrs. Amanda Hamaker an
even 100 years old. not to mention
the linen dresser scarf that Mrs.
Hamaker's mother grew and bleach
ed the flax for and then wove with
her own hands. There is another bed
spread on exhibit which is older even
than the two belonging to Mrs. Ham
oker and Mrs. Hawkins.
Another room In the house is given
ever to the exhibition of girls club
work sewing. This display is made up
OF dresses, aprons and other .lain
sewed articles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
Canal Bridges Are
No.D Open to Travel

Street Commissioner Robert Hun
saker reports that the two bridges
across the canal recently under course
of repairs are now In the best of con-
dition and cites the bridge over the
Esplanade as fine piece OF work.
sme which he feels sure will last for
= leng time. 80 81
Crude oil will be poured over the
flooring and as there are no cracks
for it to flow into tho canal below.
Commissioner Hunsaker expects that
this coating will sink deeply into the
wood and offer resistance to wear.
also will prevent rot from setting In.
The laminated work on this bridge
was given special attention a,i the
sumber so arranged that "fits" were
made, insuring smooth riding sur
sane. The bridges are now open for
use.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
DORRIs PERSONALS

DORRIs, Cal, Oct. s,--H. l.. Gil
key. owner OF the Gilkey Lumber
company, Is back in Doris on a
short business trip. Mr.. Gilkey re-
sides in Oakland. His son. w. X.
Giikey. y looking after the mill
business here during his fathers
absence.
Messrs. Drew Caminetti and r.
Rinehart. who have been trucking
lumber from local mills to the boz
factories and piling yards, are now
engaged in hauling the McCollum
lumber from near Keno to klamath
Falls.
Duck hunters have been bringing
In liberal bags Of mallards during
the few days following the opening
OF the season. The vicinity Of Ok
lahoma Is reputed to be he best
locality for ducks at this time Of
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Broken
brough Of klamath Falls were In
Doris for short visit Sunday.
/, p. d. Maddron was In town ycs-
terday from klamath Falls. where
he has been for some time on ac-
count Of the serious illness Of his
wife, who ID In the hospital improv-
ing from q delicate operation.
Mrs. Margaret Kerwin and Mrs.
NJ. G. Sherman are busy moving
their household belongings into the
Shasta rooming house, which they
recently purchased from Mr.. and
Mrs. william Dexter.
The home or Roy Tabor is quar-
antined on account OF scarlatina.
Although the children have tho
malady none OF them are seriously
Ill.
w. F. Hipes Of Macdoel spent
yesterday afternoon in Doris on
business.
I. Z. Kilgore, an extensive ranch
er and stockman of the klamath
country. passed through Doris en-
route to Medford by automobile one
day this week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06

weeks here hunting, fishing and Wis.
iting many OF the beauty spots in the
county they will journey on to Cali
fornia for the winter, having left
early Tuesday morning by auto,
Charles Sherlock, who recently re-
turned from Salt Lake, reports that
he purchased three blooded rams at
the big ram sale held there last
month and that they will arrive by
express soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick
and two children OF Detroit, Michi-
gan are touring the State enjoying
themselves camping and sightseeing g
and were guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Holden during part OF
their stay here. They will tour with
the Moore party from here to Cali
fornia.
e. J. McClanahan, assistant man
ager Of the Standard Oil company,
and F. q. Eastman, also OF the
same company, left this morning
for Sacramento. after several days
spent here on business.
Rev. Guy @. Eemery. principal
speaker at the chamber Of COM
merce luncheon at the county fair
yesterday, left this morning for
Chico. California, where he Is
booked for another speech.
J. D. Houston, Bonanza farmer.
was in town yesterday on business.
He was accompanied by Allan
Stansby OF the same place.
George A. Mansfield Of Medford
arrived last night, and Is registered
at the White Pelican hotel.
Helen Cowgirl. assistant State
club leader. Is here for few days
from o. A. @. She Is o guest at
the White Pelican hotel. , g
Harry Garrison is here on busi-
ness from Malin. at
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Mitchell are
; spending a few days here from
their ranch at bly,.
r. w. Tower and two sons made
trip into town yesterday from
their ranch near Keno for the pur-
pose Of purchasing supplies and at
tending the county fair.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson has re-
turned from trip to Salem and
Portland.
A. II. Kahra was b passenger on
the morning train bound for Duns'
muir. where he will spend several
days on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
e. d. O'Brien, adjuster for the
Fireman's Fund Insurance company
left this morning on his return triT
to San Francisco, after several days
spent here on business.
E. L. Hopkins. who has q ranch
on the Lower Klamath lake. was
In town today purchasing supplies
ffrom Klamath Falls merchants and
transacting business about town.
Mrs. Bert C. Thomas and daugh-
ter. Mary, were passengers on the
morning train bound for Medford,
where they will Join Mr.. Thomas.
who is there on business connected
with the federal grand jury. They
will return tosethe rthe last Of the
week. .
J. J. Summerville OF Ashland ID
spending q few days In this city At
tending to business affairs.
c. A. Hill and family were early
morning business visitors here To-
DAY from their home In the valley.
William Chevna and Wa1tap Fol
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06

the city yesterday from their re-
'spective ranches near Midland.
Charley Lewis and family trans
acted business here yesterday from
their ranch south of town. They
also attended the county fair before
returning to their home.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALE---6 milk cows, all winte.
Mixers. See Sutton, Miller Hill.
4-6s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
CITY GARBAGE-When you want
garbage removed, call fOF.28.

1-1920 Dodge touring car. New rub
Der. first class mechanical condi-
tion.
1-191S-Buick -Four. guaranteed
first class condition. Real bargain.
1-1917 Hudson Super Six. q real
bargain and guaranteed first class
condition. Terms.
1870 Seven passenger Chandler.
Like new. A real bargain with terms.
Inquire of ]. G. WRIGHT OR
BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 90.
7TH. AND KLAMATH AVE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06

Best oak soles sewed or nailed and
Goodyear heels, $1.95. Jack Frost,
next to Herald office. Open even
ings. As
Old newspapers for sale at Herald
office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06

FOR sALE-oIo newspapers at Her
aid office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Four room house, fully
furnished. Reasonable, no children,
SIa Rose st. near North end 10th.
ut 5-7s
Evening star., 1921-08-28
At $3.50
WeWsR's Sl2.W Roets

IS pairs Of women's Black Kid
Lace Boots. There are . variety
OF styles in this lot. All OF them
are very desirable. II is only .
question Of, getting. Jour size.
Sizes AA 4, s, 5h. 8. 6h.
Sizes A 4, AZ. s. 81. 6. sH, z, 8.
Sizes b az. I. ~. 5. 81. 6.
81, Z.
Sizes c 3h, 3. 81. 4. 81. 6.
sises D 81. Z, 81, s. 6M.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
UMBRELLAS
Reduced for Quarterly
Sfock Clearing

St0Ck VlG0I1J1$
Regular $10.95 Rain and Sun
Umbrellas, bakelite handles with
rings or leather straps, wood
handles, plated leather handles
and combinations. All are of
splendid quality silk with deep
border; iii wanted colors. Fer
rules and tips to match &C OK
handles. At. t...... eDVsOC
Our entire stock of Summer
Parasols, mostly one OF 4 kind
and color. Formerly QO or
priced up to $12. At. OAsOO
Evening star., 1921-08-28
At $3.50
WeseeR's $3.50 Boots

- pairs OF women's Tan Calf
Lace Boots, with wing tips. welt
aolse and Cuban heels and cloth
tons to match. A very Eooe look
Ing and. desirable boot. Service
able:
Sises AA 5M. 6, 6h.
Sixes A s. 6. 81, Z.
Sizes B 1, ~, S. 51s. 6. 61h.
Sises c az. 4. Az. S. 6, Z. 8.
Sizes D ~, :, I. AZ. s. 8. 81.
~, 3.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
At $7.95
Women's $3.50 cdf Boots

50 pairs ef womsn's Black Calf
Lace Boots, With welt soles and
low fiat heels. An ideal walking
boot for women or misses. Very
serviceable.
Sizes AAA s. s1i. 8. sh. Z.
Sizes AA 5. sk. 8. sx. Z. ~.
Sises A 4. Az, s. 81. 8. Z.
si.es B 81. I. ~. s. 81. 9. Z.
sises c :. 81. Z. s. 81. 8. sx.
IL. &, t
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Women's Dresses, Coat Suits and Skirts
Reduced before for Quarterly Stock Clearing Sales
Women's Suits

10 $26 to S15 Sport Suits: tweed
mixtures and Jersey tuxedo; notch
ed revers and belted jackets: tan.
gray and jade. $117S
$35 and $45 Shantung sink
Suits: Longtime jackets. e1a TX
At. ...............:.O O14s6O
80 $35 and $40. Wooltex Suits. in
sport spun jersey, silvertone jer.
sey and tweeds: tailored and sport
styles; belted, unbeited and panel
jacket: navy, oxford. GIG TX
tan. copen and gray. At 0xOsSO
II $45 and $50 Smart Sport Suits.
green. black and blue: bslsed
and box jackets. COT TX
10 ;eo to SIS Dressy suits. in
twill cord and tricotine: elaborate
l,. ly sm0ro,dsred; n =, tan ana S19.75
Is $ss Navy Poiret Twill Suits:
thread Tires len embroid.rsd. d % At. $ZZ.15
Is $es to $3.50 Strictly Tailored
Suits: Longtime Jackets: e9Q *
black tricotine. At. 0OeJse u
= $Ss English Tweed Suits: un-
beleed flare Jackets; tan eC9 TX
Milgrim Suits
2 SITS Navy Embroidered Trico-
tine Suits; belted Jacket. eS1 EO
;iiii5 Navy rricotins Suit:
tuxedo belted Jacket. eSO E0
Al, ,,7s Black Tiicotin. ec0 18TH r.
Sis Black Tricotine Bsitsd
Jacket; braid trimmed. ego E0
Al. VOVsOV
Large Women's Suits
Is SSs to $l1o Dressy Suits for
large women: ela6oratsly braided
and hand embroidered; navy and
black tricotine and twill eco IN
cord. At. SUVOsOV
Skirts, Silk or Wool
stsiped Skirts; boz plated. 3d. ds
20 ;25 ana ias.5o Prunelia Piaid
| and Striped Skirts; box and side
plated. in lovely color e1C Ak
Is 1850 ana ias.5o silk skirts.
| in Fan-ta-si, canton crepe, moon
glo: straightline and plated styles:
| pastel shades. GO Ak
10 ;;iii.so white Crepe de chins
Skirts: box and side plait- GO AK
ed; wide b belts: At.::.,s ,;1 Uo:4y s,,;l
Skirts. in canton crepe. moon glo
and crepe de chine; side e10 Ak
] ana box plated. At. 01Us4C
Evening star., 1921-08-28
GLOVES
Reduced for Quarterly

A1SO~W S8V&Ss
$3.50 2-clasp fine Milanese SILK
Gloves; black, white and QSN
colors; all perfect good. At. OOL
800 to $3.50 odds and ends OF
Silk and Chamoisette Glover: =
clasp: broken sizes and AEN
slightly imperfect. At. 1ON
$3.50 16-button nne Milahese silk
Gloves; beaver and gray. Or
iia5 to j2.oo i2-button chsmois-
ette Gloves: white, ponEee. oSp
sand. beaver; 6M to IN. AZ CON
12-button Black Milanese oSn
Silk Gloves: 5A to Z. At. ON
$500 to $500 3-clasp fine French
Kid Gloves.
Pearl. sizes s to IN.
Tan: si.ss sn, 6A. !; sA.
Green, sizes b& to Z.
White, sizes s&. s, IN, 01 OK
ts.25 i.ciasp white washable
Doeskin; 6k to IN. &1 OK
strap-wrist wash a b =
csamois = q. Gloves: sx. sH. S1.85
~ ISIS 1t; ana $50 ,.-Su,,on ;SxiSS Witt.
Washable English Doe 60 OK
skin Gloves. At. t........U UOsOO
$G.75 l2-button-length Suede
Mousauetaire Gloves: gray. sises
5&. 8. 6t; brown. sizes 60 OK
81, Z, IN. At............O OOsOO
Evening star., 1921-08-28
UNDERWEAR
Reduced for Quarterly
Stock Clemin4

,&.ss Heavy alovs-stlk g OK
Da0Oners; flesh. At. 49,. 06sOO
S&ee Heavy Giovs-silk Vests:
embroidered In eyelets and 60 OK
solid ribbon straps. At. .VosOV
31a.E0 Kimonos. crepe de chine;
- Ao1Dh. blue. rose ana &0 SA
AENy. AZ. ..~>s~
sass Philippine Gowns ana
CHs0ios; rouhd. square and Y
necks; embroidered in e1 OK
pYetty designs. s............ OAssSO
500 Pink Batisee Pajamas: two
piece; In plain and flow 01 Ok
cred designs. A.. VAse1O
3S.es Fine Batiste Drawers: lace
few short skirts Or
Slyo Extra-siZe White Satine
skirts. with tucked ruffle. Or
At. WV
37.eo Flesh Crepe de Chine and
Satin Chemise: lace trim "a OK
med and tailored. At.... V3sOO
se.oe Flesh Crepe de Chine and
satin Chemise; lace trimmed and
tailored: bVilt-up shoulder and
camisole style. GO OK
$500 Scalloped ana Shadow OK,
hem Petticoats. At. -OO~
$3.50 Tub Silk: shadow eC OK
ham ana scalloped. At. UzSsSO
$500 Tub Silk: satin and satin
cite shadow hem, seal e1 OK
lopel: hemstitched hem. At0AsVO
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Women's Goats

SIS Orange-color Flannel Sport
Tuxedo Jacket; size 30. &C OK
AT. VVsOO
1915 Gray Jersey Sport eC OK
Jacket: size a. At......O OAsCO
$3.50 Copen Knitted GO OK
Jersey Cape. At......... 0CsCO
. s1s.75 Sport Spun Jackets:
tucked panel back: black 60 QE
and copen. At. .OVsOO
$ss.so. Tweed Motor Coats:
gray g, and brown. S16.85
Is S45 Topcoats. in novelty
checked worsted. full silk e10 Ok
lined: gray. At. 01JsOO
Is '575S to 81; Fnasngth hs1,g,a
tricotine and twill cord; CA OK
navy and black. At. Ut4sCO
sS5 Henna Tricolst.e Cape: an
CORA trimmed. eCC OK
25 $45 to $55 Wraps. Cape Coats
ana Capes. in suedetex and trico-
tine; embroidered and cable stitch
ing; nns tam tan: navy; sorrento S26.85
2 $s5 Black Satin and Duvetyn
capss capes; deep lee shoulder S46.85
4 $69.50 Romona Cloth Cape
Coats: waist-deep yokes: ostrich
and sorrento blue. oAO OK
;s5 English Tweed Motor
Coats; large pockets: tan e19 OK
and gray. At. TkOsCO
1 t45 Tan Polo Cape; CO0 OK
i SIS Black suedetex Embrei-
.dered Coat; size 80. 0Ao OK
1 $3.50 Black Duvet de Laine
r.n.l.eaee s. s,.. Coat; size S36.85
$3.50 Navy Twill Cord Panel
sts siet coat size Wv: S49.85
l $3.50 Large. Woman's Coat:
in duvet de laine; size eco OK
~ $3.50 ssSS Navy IA; Serge wooite1
Tailored Coat; size SO. e0C OK
1876 Navy Tricotine Embroider-
ed Wrap; fringe-trimmed eco OK
sash; size 36. At. 800. 1UOsOO
) $S5 Marvella Wraps; gathered
yokes: henna' tan and &66 *
o',o'es ic sss.sd A5'a and ;s5 wraps 1vo'1S sna
! Cape Coats. in duvetyn. marvella
and peach bloom; taupe. ostrich,
sorrento. tan and navy. eco QS
Is si1o to sias.5o Dressy wraps.
cape and tuxedo coats. in marve1la.
evOra duvetyn and canton crepe:
embroidered and lynx fur trim
| med: navy. black, taupe. sorrento,
| reindeer. At. .%I. I.5U
Evening star., 1921-08-28
NECKWEAR
Reduced for Quarterly

Stock Clearing
81 Eyelet Embroidered Or
candle or Satin Collars Ok
and Collar Sets, at. ..... OON
1850 Embroidered Vestees. In
white and ecru, tuxedo satin
collars, organdie sets embroider-
ed in color. lace sets, lace vestees.
high-neck shields. bandings and
pleatings, and silk middle ties
In black or navy. Ok
81 Lace Sets. Fichu Sets, Lace
vestees, Venise Collars, all new
shapes. O1 Ok
At U1sOO
$2.75 Guimpes, of dot embrof-
dered or plain net trimmed with
Venise or val lace, round and
tuxedo. collars, five styles to
choose from. Q1 OK
$3.50 Guimpes OF net and or
candle. lace-trimmed &C OK
and tucked. At. -. UAsOO
- VeStln3S OF lace trimmed
georEette or embroidered or
candle, also lace-trim- O0 az
med. At. -. ...... sDAsOO
$12 Marabout Capes in natural
and black. trimmed with GO
ribbon streamers. At.... DO
Six large Marabout Capes in
natural and black, formerly
priced up to $3.50. C10 OK
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Cotton Dresses

20 $3.50 to 1850 Cotton
Dresses: voiles, organdfAs, linens.
dotted swiss: navy, red. light
blue, pink rose; sises @S m
IA, 16, 18: at.............U .UOsVV
rs $3.50 to $3.50 Cotton
Dresses. organdies. imported
sinSna%d saYya red. p,mk p1e' i.vendsr. green:
sizes II, Is, 18, e10 M.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
At $3.50
Wossen's $3.50 Boots

~ pairs Of Tan Calf Lace
Boots, welt soles and Cuban heels.
straight tips. medium length OF
vampe and medium narrow toes.
Very good looking and service
able.
sizes A ~. s. sh. eh.
, sIss' yE B sA = ~. g. sh. sH.
sises e 3: ~. 4. AZ. {. sh. :.
SK, Z, ~, 4
6s.ss D ). az. =. ~. s. sh. .
sk. Z.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Sport Dresses

/ $52.50. Blue and White Satin
stripe s,ad e Georset.e. $500
$3.50 Green and White
Satin Stripe Georgette. edS m
1 $3.50 French Crepe Dress.
tan and orange combi- $40 S0
nation. size 1s. .U3OsOV
2 $62.50 Canton Crepe Sport
Dresses. sizes is. Is: $40 A
gray and white 1880. .sO1VsOV
4 $500 Net and Lace Dress
over orange Georgette. 3S0 S0
1 $500 Flesh Georgstte COM
bined with lace. 6SO k0
size 16 .WO~sOV
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Cotton Dresses

10 $40 Printed Voile Dresses:
light and dark coiors: organ 60
die collars ana vests. OK
6 SO Plaid Gingham Dresses;
plated tunics. 31 S0
sis.bo Lisht-ceiorsd organdie
Dresses; ruffled tunic: @ Ok
?I9a sI9so Dresses: iirht-coiored
voiies and organizes: lace e N
trimmed collars. At...... OOsCU
$500 and $3.50 Dresses. dark.
coiofed voiles. plaid and checked
RtNRhams and plain-colof organ
dies: ruffled and lace-trtmmed.
lsht-colored rajah poplin "a S0
tailored drebses. At. 49,. W1ssV
Is $3.50 Tailored Linen Dresses:
straightline overblouse ana coat
styles; white. pink. tan. copen; az AZ
ender. green and rose. &.C5
Al tiis.5o to $4,000 Dresses: printed
voiiea plaid gingham and plain
color organdie; light ana eH IN
das1 g Ss:os sss'so to $3.50 Dresses. in
dotted swiss, flowered and dotted
voile, plain-color organdies: hem-
stitcned, tucked and lace 37 M
trt%I:s' Is s:s ana Afi SIS our ,ia..t Cotton
Dresses, in dotted swiss ana Reor-
Rette voile; hand embroidered:
Santidrawn waist: hemetiecheq ano
filet lace trimmed. SR N
ii s4s.5o white Net Dresses: en-
hroidery and md ribbon $3.50
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Silk Dresses

10 S25 Navy and Black Fouiard
SILK Dresses. with white hgure0
lace and ribbon trimmed. 8S XII
rs $50 and ss6 Silk Dresses
street and afternoon STYLES. ynh.o,dsr.d ia s..d
and beaded georgette: navy: black.
copen, tan. gray and henna. 60 SA
At. ................. 0OscV
4$ls.50 Sleeveless Slip-over Tri-
colette Dresses; extra blouse;
navy and black S11.M
s25 Sleeveless Slipover Dresses
In striped crepe Bur- S16.5O
0ss' $3.50 shantune SIX Coat
Dresses; tucked panels. $3.50
Al 10 ssi.5s and ,s5 ,rafreta Street
navy and brown. &12 IN
sss5o Brown Canton Crepe
Dresses; plated tunics. &10M
ts5 white GGeorxetle Crepe
Dress; ribbon trimmed. &12M
AT ;ss Black satin e19 50
Beaded Dress. At. UAOeOV
$45 Copen Georgeste and Lace
Dinner Gown. &1Q S0
SIS white Crepe Sport Dress.
embroidered in red. &C1 A
i sss.5o Rose Roshanara crepe
Sport Dress: panel &o7 IN
tuns'l, n ,s4.so Assisto to sis.to Pussy WiiioS
Foulard, overdrapery of Georgette
crepe: navy. black and ego IN
'snj 10 SIS and $3.50 Jap silk
Dresses; white and black: straight-
line and tunic styles. 81Q A
At. -....-
Wash Skirts
eSs.25 and 1926 Gabardine Wash
skirts: button-trimmed S1 ok
pock cts and belts. At: ~As9O
: $3.50 White Gabardine QEc
Cloth Dresses
ie $4,000 to $3.50 Cloth Dresses.
IN trieotine and twill cord: smart
coat styles: fitted bodice and low
waistline: embroidered 600 76
T 500 Navy Tricotine street
Dresses; elaborately trimmed with
Jet beads and braid en- SdR IN
5rSsdssTy: q s9s to 3s 3sss Ei:eor.,. T1Iecs!"s
Dresses: navy ana BLACK: pea3e0
and embroidered. &9S SO
A;;iiio i ;ito Mdiiierim Navy Tricotine
Coat Dress; braid eco IN
trimmed. At........... OVOsOv
Evening star., 1921-08-28
At $6.95
Wn..n'. 1920 Boots

W0uteH v1IsVV UVVSS
~ pairs Of Women's Black Calf
Ieoa Boot1, With welt soleo ana
Cuban heels Medium short
yamps and medium round toes.
A very desirable walking and
business boot. Very sefvtceabie.
sises IA s. 81. ~.
SiSee A an. :. eA. ..
0ixes b .. ~. 4, s. IS. 8. Sh.
aisSs D 33S. Z. ~. s.