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Evening star., 1921-11-09
Philadelphia Orchestra.

The Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold
.Stokowski conductor. was greeted at
itz opeaiAg concert, OF ths season yes
terday by IN audience which iilled
the National TheNter and left many
standing throughout the program. 1t
was composed of distinguished men
and women of this country and q
goodly number Of DISTINGUISHED for.
eigners, and it gave tho brilliant
young conductor and his playera q
veritable ovation after their frst
number.
Efrem Zimbalist, vfolinist. was the
soloist, playing the Brahms Concerto
in D." with the AueF Cadenza, brill
without, a trace OF sffectation. His
technique and facility in trills. scales
and double stops is remarkable, and
he plays with big, clear tone not
always round, but sweet, and was
heard at his best in the adagto OF the
concerto. The allegro gioceso was
brilliant movement both for orchestra
and soloist, and there was life and
color In its rendition.
The orchestra now numbers we'll
above a hundred players. and Mr..
mas shs STioins to- his
left. the violas Immediately in front
Of him and the cellos to his right. The
brasses and wood winds are seated
across the stage. back OF the violas.
thus bringing the cello and viola
tones more prominent. without aacrifc-
ing the beauty Of the violin tone, and
at no time destroying the perfect
balance which has been characteristic
of the Philadelphia Orchestra under
the direction of MIR. Stokowski..
The orchestra opened with excerpts
from Berliox' la Damnation de
Faust" playing the "Menuet des Fol-
let's" the "Danse des Sylphes" with
delicaey and much charm, and the
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Belasco.

The new programs of Shubert
vaudeville at the Belasco Theater will
open with the matinee performance
OF Sunday afternoons.
Beginning Sunday afternoon. an all
star bill is promised. Cecil Lean and
w Sctu'illatin" ",
musical comedy, will be seen In q select
~ Sse OF tiluif own. special moiuuleS
which call for acting ability as well as
= ~ tsient, The offering is called
ACTING Songs" and ia OF HEADLINE -
ber. Gli -
Dolly Connolly. singing comeu..-
with Percy Wenrick, song composer.
will present. a group of popular num-
bers; the Whipple-Huston players
will be seen in nine episodes from
life called Time" Others will be the
Rigoletto brothers. assisted by the
Swanson sisters. in their vaudeville
show in one. Clark and Verdi. in a
unique character novelty which, it 10
said, brims with laughs; Bert Mel
rose. the international clown, in ia
nous falls which he originated: THE
Broken Mirror" a pantomime novelty
fresh from Europe; Taffan and
Newell. in "A Chink Episode" and
Jack Strouse. u monologuist with
some new ideas. The Shubert's new
weekly and Bud Fisher film comedy
will be shown,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
POLI'S-"T -"Tickle Me-"

Frank Tinney in Tickle Me-" pre-
sented by Arthur Hammerstein, with
u phalanx of Broadway favorites. is
coming to Polls Theater next week.
beginning Sunday.
Mr.. 'Tinney Is able to take the most
forlorn examples Of stage humor and.
by his manner of presenting them.
cause you to laugh and yet be un-
ashamed. In Tickle Me" his humor
Is miaehievous. intimate and. az al
ways, irrepressihle, with On air Of i'm
provisation. "Tickle Me" itself 10 de-
elarsd as good looking. mannerly and
amusing & musical comedy as you
may expect this season. The girls are
beauties. and Mr.. Hammerstein has
seen to It that their dress Is lovely.
The music, by Herbert Stothart, givea
well above the average score, and the
book, by Messrs. Harbach, Mandel
and Hammerstein. offers new charac-
ters and a tangible staPy,
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6 GARRICK-"A Buck on Leave"

sergt Patrick Henry Barnes was q
grimy buck private working in the
"bis ditehes" when he hrst concsived
the idea Of and started to write "A
Buck on Leave" the big soldier mu-
steal comedy which will be given its
firat Washington presentation at the
Shubert- -Garrick fheater next week
under the joint auspicss Of the Rain
bow Division Veterans and Vincent
b. Costello Post. the American Legion.
The idea came to him when a "bud-
die" returned to the outfit after
spending HIS first furlough at Aix-
les-Bairs. the French watering place,
where a magnificent hotel had been
placed at the disposal Of the weary
American soldiers. The ''buddie's"
description of it set Barnes thinking
and the result was "a Buck on
Leave" which created a furore of en-
thuaiasm during ita six months tour
mated in . brilliant engagement at
the Theater des Champs Elysees.
Paris, during the peace conference. J
The pgesseda- Of !. the performances
ex.servtee men In distress. 80 =
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METROPOLITAN-"One Arabian
Night"

"One Arabian Night" a gorgeously
staged romance of old Bagdad, will
bring Pola Negri. one of the most
brilliant actresses OF the oonteEapo-
rary screen, to Crandalrs Metropoh-
tan Theater next week. beginning
next sunday afternoon, This oolorful
subject is said to be replete with
oriental intrigue. fascinating and
mammoth both in production and In
the size Of cast. Po1a Negri assumes
the role of a wild desert dancer:
vending her way to the magic city of
the east as star member of band
Of strouing players owned and man
aged by hunchback clown. Coming
under the eye of crafty slave dealer,
she is sold for the harem of the
Grand Sheik. where she also engages
the interest of his young son.
Ernst Lubitsch, the famous Euro
pean director. appears in the role. of
the hunchback.
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WentWorth-Falk Recital.

Estelle Wentworth. dramatic So
prano, with Jules Falk, violinist, will
give a recital at the New Masoni
Auditorium next Monday for the Rho
Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon Soror.
ity. Her presence. the richness o.
her voice and the charm of her per-
sonality have won for Miss Went
worth wide host of admirers. She
has vibrant, dramatic voice. pow
erful and under splendid control. Her
opera career began at the age of 1s
when she was singing In one Of the
rhurch choirs Of Washington. Mr.
tontan Opera Company. immedi late
secured her for several Of their i'm
portant roles. Studies with some o.
the greatest masters in Paris, Berlin
and Florence fallowed
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ANU EN- en- is

"Marche Hongroise." with dash. fasci-
mating rhythm and crashing cres-
cendoes. The two selections from the
Eric Satie's "Gymnopedies." orches.
trated by Claude pshlssy. were heard
he here e. for the arst tine yssterdIs;y; lei
of unusual Competition, expressive of
joy and typtoal Of the dance In. their
grace and lightness. yet not without
q strain now and then of seriousness.
Wotan's farewell and fire music, from
program, and was played with that
breadth. inspiration and the dynamic
cltmaxes notable In Mr.. Stokowskrs q
reading OF Wagner music.
Taken In its entirety, the concert
has never been surpassed in Wash
ington. -.=,..0..s
Tho second concert will be given
December s. when Yofanda Nero,
pianist, will be the aoloist.
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Princess.
Raphael.

Sunday. Thomas Meighan. in "Con-
quest Of Canaan" and Snub Pollard,
in Teaching the Teacher; Monday
and Tuesday. Cecil b. De Miles
1.-The Affairs of Anatol." special
music: Wednesday. Miriam Cooper
and George Walsh. in "Serenade":
Thursday, Viola Dana, in Puppets of
Fate; Friday. William S. Hart, in
''The WHISTLE" also ninth instsllment Of
DO or Die" and Saturday, THE Wild
Goose"
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New York Symphony, Tuesday.

A strictly Wagnsr program 10
promised by Conductor Walter Dam
rosch OF the New York Symphony
Orchestra for the second concert Of
Theater Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O
O'Clock. A feature of the program
Will be q scene and finale from
"Rhinesold," sung with four dis
tfnguished soloists-Henrietta Con-
rad, Rachel Morton Harris, Freida
klink and Fred Patton.
These concerts are under the local
management of T. Arthur Smith, Inc.
and tickets may be obtained at 1906
G Street.
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Criterion.

The first motion picture with which
ize a great painters work, 'Out Of
the Dust" is announced for the Cri-
terion Theater Saturday. 1t is based
on the paintings OF Frederic Reming-
ton. and IL not only reminiscent of
frontier days. but is decidedly differ
ent from the so-called western pic
lures"
Evening star., 1921-11-09
RIALW-" -"Judgment." +"

Next week, beginning Sunday.
Moorgs Rialto Theater will present
for the first time in Washington the
dramatic and spectacular photopiay
production. Judgment" screen ver-
Sion by foreign artists Of Victor
Huge'a Mary Tudor. The production
10 said TO Be the equal Of its noted
predecessors. Passion" and 'Decep-
ton" Ellen Richter. a talented Euro
pean star, appeArs in the STELLAR role.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
B. r. KEITH's Mesconis.

The Meseenia, Lauis ana Charles.
verna and Willie, In "As They Were"
q terpsieherean spectacle, Will head-
line next Week's bilisRt b. +, Keith's
Theatsr: Prescott win present Hope
eism asnn hs rsmsshseie Masss.s mina.rs.sias @
performances. Robert Emmett Keane.
ney. screen stsS. viii aiisr .Ths Cos
sipy. Sex" sybil vane, the. Weleh
R%s au. dssn. esvsnt fsss :s. ksxs osstts sts
sssasa sSu %sso sisss osh.ss az vii R s. hay w f.s. y
Norwood ana Alpha Hall il Ut May
Happen to Yeu""; the pu Far boys In
dsastn. nSssi,isy, ss,ss,. 9ssssst sas bns:
Topics Of the nay and the Paths
ssMn; Sunday At aud SIS thk weeks bin,
with Adelaide and Hughes, Miss Juliet
and Lev pealstadsE: viu ;be given tn
'tsA Van % Extra matinee win bs given .,
f1 pm. Friday. Ar1nistiee day. The
full bill being presented, with special
decoration Of thsatsr -
C0SMoS-"The Teachers, :. Ro.
nance"
7 One Sf the very big features of tht
Cosmos Theater bill next week Il
George. .chocf pretty Fenantie opera,
'fhe Tsaehsr.s Romance" with bneh
by chsESas Dsriakssn and music BY
Iaxin taaTtf, r., fs:sS,s;s .s,r;sx RoDer, g
ssss ssss:a q 81 Wl!,Gs:m siss sss.aSsIi. A.:
other will be On act exquisite, Us
6F1oiQsa," described D ."e vision o,
t@iIYisSd," 81 Gloyds Rtnaida. Free.
mont Benton and company will bring
o sAeN- and unusual cemedA Hand.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
STRAND -"Conflict." :"

Next week, beginning Sunday. the
strand Theater will show a Univer-
sal-Jewel supesproductien, Conflict"
featuring Priscilla Dean. Love. hate.
niger. joy, all find an outlet In the
gripping story.
The vaudeville will include a melo-
tious satire, zone. Two, Three" pre-
sented by a quintet of versatile ar
lists; Hashi and Osai. Japanese enter
rainers, in spectacular oriental frolics;
the Pesci Duo, IN "The Harpist and
The Singer: AL Lester and company.
n Breezy Farcical Bits" and laugh
skit featuring Race and Edge. in
London Bridge"
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Morals"

May McAvoy. the young screen
beauty. recently seen in the screen
version of J. NJ. Barrie's Scotch
fantasy, Sentimental Tommy" will
De featured next week, beginning
sunday afternoon at Loew's Palace
Theater, in William D. Taylor's pro-
ductien Of Morals" based on William
J. Locke's novel. 1.-THE Morals of
Marcus Ordeyne."
The story concerns q young, girl
reared in a Turkish harem, who is
suddenly transplanted into London
society.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Mime. Frances Aida, Thursday,

Nine. Frances Aida, one of the lead
politan Opera Company. win be heard
at the National Theater, Thursday, at
4:s0 o'clock. under the management
OF Mrs. Wilson-Greehe. = =
Those who know the educational
advantages which came to this So
prano In her. youth. can understand
why she has risen to q place among
the foremost artists Of the day. In
song recital she compals admiration.
/: Seats are now on sale at Mrs.
Greene's concert bureau. 18th and G
streets.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
KNICKERBOCKER-"0ne Arab.
f., ian Night"

Sunday and Monday Of next week
the Knickerbocker will offer for the
first time in Washington First Ma
tional's special release Of "One Ara
bisn Might" q gorgeous romance of
old HSSdad. featuring Pola Negri, one
Of ths most brilliant actresses OF the
screen, and Ernst Lubitsch, Europe's
most famous director. who made the
spectacle, appears in the role of the
funchback clown. -.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
GAYETY-Frank Finney Revue.

Charles II. Waldron's Frank Fin
ney Revue" is announced for the
Gayety next week, beginning sunday.
Two acts. divided into ten scenes.
permit scope for carefully conceived
stage pictures. ranging from the far
East to the distant west. in the scenes
presented, each Offering Finney and
ais laugh exeiters opportunity to de-
wise a humorous complication. The
:ostuming is in keeping with the
scenic investiture, and the whole may
be described an a. huge fast-moving
Extravaganza. the pace of which is
accelerated from time to time by
rapid dance numbers. "Beauty's hope
hest has been raided for the en-
,emhle," It Ia announced.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Carolina.

Sunday, Elaine Hammerstsin, in
''rhe Miracle OF Manhattan; Monday,
George Reban, In "One Man in q Mil
lion; Tuesday. Charles Ray. in Scrap
Iron": Wednesday. Roy Steuart, in
George rsad Walsh and Marian cooper. cnasseaK Y
'-rhe Serenade"; Friday, Earl VIII
liams, in Bring Him In: Saturday,
Norma Talmadge, in 'The Sign on the
Door,"
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Lyric.

Sunday, Roy Steuart, in 1.-THE
Medicine Man," and Jimmy Aubrey, in
1.-THE Riot; matinee only. White
Horseman." No. ~; Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday,, d. w. Griff1th's
Dream. Street,; Thursday, Kitty
Gordon, in "Tinsel"; Friday, "Cold
Steel" and Saturday, William Dun
can, in "Steel Heart; matinee only.
last episode of Miracles of the
Jungle"
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Raymond Robbins, November II.

Raymond Robbins. the distinguish
ed social economist and industrial
expert, will be heard Thursday even
ing. November II. at the New Masonic
Auditorium. 18th street and New York
avenue. In the first OF the course Of
star lectures to be given this season
under the local management Of r
Arthur Smith. Incorporated.
MIR. Robbins will talk.-on 'World
Limitation Of Armaments. or World
Revolution-Which?' theme which
should prove OF unusual interest at
this time.
Tickets may be obtained at the Of
fees Of T. Arthur Smith, incorporated,
1906 G street.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
NATI0NAL-'The Ner.y Widow.

'The Merry Widow" given entirely
new production by Henry w. Savage.
Is coming to the NsttSnai Theater
next week, commencing Sunday
The Identical cast. and equipment en-
ployed during its. recent brilliant
presanta4ieh at the KnicksPbocker
Theaten New York, 10 promised.
Franz Lehar's operetta, already
sung in nearly forty countries. has
but its sensational success on two
ontinents Is due chiefly to its gay
rhythmical music, including the famous
waltz
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Warm Dressing
Sacques
Women's Flannelettc 0E
Dressing Sacqucs. Wv
with long sleeves, belt and
collar.
Bungalow Aprons
Either Gingfam or OEr
Perca1c Bungalow SCN
Aprons, square neck: trim
med with braid. Light and
dark colors.
Satin CamisOIeS
Pink and White OS~
Satin Camisoles, lace Wv
trimmed or tailored styles.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
FIanneIette
Boomers, 2 for
Warm Flannel nEo
cite Bloomers in SOI
light striped patterns; elas-
tic at waist and knee.

Muslin Drawers, 2 for
Good Quality Draw nE,
ers, with neat EN- Wv
broidery rufle.
Muslin Chemise, 2 for
Good Quality Mus Or
lin Chemise, lace trim 1CS
med or plain: built-up shoul-
der or camisole top.
Bath Mats, 2 for
Size 1oHx30 inches: 0So
very we'll made of SOC
Turkish toweling. White, blue,
yellow and pink.
Turkish Towels, 3 for
White Towels. with 0Ec
wide colored stripes SON
running vertically.
Seamless Sheets
Good quality 0Ec
bleached muslin; Wv
neatly hemmed and very du-
rable. Size 72xo0 inches.
Outing Flannel, S yds.
S-inch wi h. in OSc
many neat striped de- SON
signs and colors. Very heavy.
Curtain Scrim, E yards
White and beige in OEc
two attractive de- SOS
signs; 18-inch width.
Percale, f yards
a-inch Percale in OEc
many different COL SOA
ored stripes and figured de-
signs.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Home.

Sunday and Monday Rupert Hughes
production. Dangerous Curve Ahead" !;
Tuesday. May Allison, in big Came;
Wednesday, Norma Talmage, in "The
Sign on the Door; Thursday. Frank
Mayo, in "The Shark Master; Friday,
Herbert Rawlinsen, in 1.-THE Wake
field Case; Saturday, Vivian Martin,
in Pardon My French
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Republic.

Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Helene Chadwick and
Richard Dix in Dangerous Curve
Ahead" and Harold Lloyd in 81 Do;
Thursday and Friday. Alice Calhoun
in Rainbow" and Larry Semon in
Between the Acts; Saturday, An
tonic Moreno in The Secret of the
Hills" and comedy "Throbs and
Thrills" Episode two Of Breaking
Through" will be shown Friday and
Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Photoplays.
COLUMBIA-"Ladies Must Live"

Ladies Must Live" George Loane
fuckers adaptation of Alice Duer
Miller's magazine story. Ladies Must
Live" will be shown at Loew's
Columbia next week. beginning Sun
day afternoon. with Betty Compson
featured, and a cast including Mahlon
Hamilton, Beatrice. Joy, William
Mong and Marcia Manon.
The story concerns certain women
who, being faced with the necessity
Of living. plan to make that living as
easy and as luxurious as possible.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Sunday and Monday, Wallace Reid
in "The He'll Diggers"; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Richard Barthelmess. In
"Experience"; Thursday. Conway
Tearle in After Midnight; Friday.
Viola Dana in ''The Matchmaker:
Saturday. Elaine Hammerstein In
Handouts or Kisses" and "Hurri-
cane Hutch" No. s.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
CRANDALL's-"The Idle Class" !"

Departing from its custom Of pre-
senting several photo play offerings
in a single week. Crandalrs next
week. beginning Sunday, will present
for the full seven days, Charles
Chaplin in his new 1aughfest, "The
idle class" and Will Rogers pic
turization of the Sol Smith Russell
classic, "A Poor Relation"
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Elite.

Sunday and Monday. Anita Stewart.
in Sewing the Wind; Tuesday,
Viola Dana, in Puppets. of Fate;
Wednesday, Arthur Boucher, in THE
in "One Wild Week; Friday, Con-
stance Kinney, in t"rhe Magic Cup"
and Saturday. Earle Williams, in
Bring Him In"
Evening star., 1921-11-09
ScarfS and Runners

SCarfS ana Runners
Made of pure fax 0E~
Irish linen and hand Wv
painted; eight different sizes.
Huck Towels, Dozen
Heavy Quality Cot 0E~
ton Huck Towels, in 1ON
plain white. Size l5x25 inches.
PiIlowcases, 3 for
Full Bleached Mus 0E~
lin Pillowcases, size Wv
45x36 inches before hemming.
Toweling, f yards
White with red or 0Ec
blue stripes on both >ON
edges. Splendid for tea
towels.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Apollo,

Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar
thelmess in Experience; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Wallace Reid in ''The
He'll Diggers"; Thursday, House Pc
ters IN "The Invisible Power; Friday.
Elaine Hammersteinl lin Handouts or
Kisses; Saturday, Betty Compson and
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Charles Chap
lin in THE Idle Glass" and viii
Rogers in "A Poor Relation: Tues
day and Wednesday, Wallace Reid
In THE He'll Diggers": Thursday.
Alice Brady in Dawn of the East;
Friday. Betty Compson and Milton
Sills in "At the End of the World;
Saturday. Madge Kennedy in "Oh,
Mary, Be Careful" and Hurricane
Hutch" No. 5,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
When Constipated, Bilious, Headachy
"Cascarets"- "-l0c :,

Clean. your liver end, bowels!
Eajey Tie incest, gentlest bovel
cleansing you ever experienced BY.
taking one or two candy-like
Cascarsts tonight. They physic
your bowels fully, All the eonsti-
patsd waste and sour bile will move
Sat Il ths bsMs'a without gripilk
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Or stirring yeu up. There win b
no bowel poison 70 cause colds, sick
headache, diEziness, biliousness or
sour stomaeh Nhsn you wake. up in
The morning. More people take Cas-
cafets for The liver and bowels than
ell other laxative-csthsstios con-
hinsd. loesat bexss,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
York.

Sunday and Monday. "The Affairs
OF Anator: Tuesday, Betty Compson
and Milton Stills in ''At the End Of the
World; Wednesday, Conway Tearle
in After Midnight: Thursday, Paul
Powell in 1.-THE Mystery Road; FRI
day. Wallace Reid In ''The He'll Dig
gers; Saturday. Antonio Moreno In
"The Secret of the Hills" and Hurri.
cane Hutch" No
Evening star., 1921-11-09
.CApITOI-ssWhirl Of Mirth" Co.

The now order of burlesque is said
to be exemplifed in I. M. Weingar-
den's "Whirl Of Mirth," which comes
to the Capitol Theater next Sunday.
1t boasts Of long list Of principals.
. real plot. tuneful music and an
array Of scenery and costumes that
put the production in the category OF
high priced musical shows.
Ert (Slivers) Hunt leads the laugh
contingent: His associates are Gene
Roth, Madeline Levere. Flo Carter.
Robert Sandberg, Corey Hunt .Fley
Ward, Frank Lambert, Lillian Isen
and Lou jackson: One Of the special
features is the butterfly girl" an
bounced as something new for a trav-
cling hurleeQue organiSation.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

den. q merry bit Of character comedy
with songs, wit and topical hits;
Harry Bentelli, q versatile program OF
songs. music and comedy. and the
Melroy sisters in daring eccentrici-
ties charmingly presented.
Marie Provost, beautiful Universal
romance of the baby vamp and the
man she won. will have its frst pres.
entation in Washington as the added
matinee attraction. Buster Keaton
In "The Goat" the international
News and cartoon comics will be
shown 1T all performances as supple-
mental features,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Armistioe Day Matinees.

Announcement is made from the
offices of the Crandall theaters tina
special Armisuce day matinees will
be given Friday at Crandalrs York,
Apollo and Knickerbocker theaters,
ana the regular matinees at the
Metropolitan, Sth and Z, Avenue
Grand and Savoy theaters. At the
residential houses. where daily matt
nees are not the custom the perform
ances will begin at 2:30 and be con-
tinuous until II p. m.
Princess.
Sunday, "Diane of Star Hollow:
Heaven; Tuesday, Max Linder, in
Seven Years Bad Luck: Wednes-
day. Fannie Ward, In "She Played
and Paid: Thursday. VIII Rogers, in
"Boys WIN Be Boys: Friday. Norma
Talmadge, in ''The Sign on the Door"
and Saturday. May Allison. in Big
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Boys Hose, 3 for

Heavy Ribbed Hose, OEo
of a well known make; SCN
double heels. toes and soles.
Sizes 6H to II.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Avenue Grand.

Milton Silla in AT the End Of the
World" and Hurricane Hutch" No. 4.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Neglige Garter Belts,
specially priced, Csc.
Ginghan
House Dresses

Good quality; edges OEc
piped with contrast 1OA
ing materials. Solid co!ors OF
blue and gray.
Tea Aprons, 2 for
White Dotted Swiss nE,
Tea Aprons, prettily 1Ck
trimmed.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Brooklyn Charnbray
10 Yards
In cadet. light blue, OEc
pink, lavender, olive SON
drab and green. Very appro-
pirate for children's clothes.
Bandeaux, 3 for
Pink or white mer- OEr
cerized materials; SON
front or back closing. Sizes
81 to ~.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Don't ailew low price to
prejudice. you, fer ehese are
good looking, we'll made Goats
Il spleadtd quality winter cloak
ings. IN brown, blue, green and
q few plms. Big shawl COL
lar Atylss. High or low collar
effects and belted or loose-back
models.' Sizes for girls 4 to IA
Evening star., 1921-11-09
$3.50 FurCollar Plush Coat.

Handsome Coatees, full
Sc inches long and made
Of Ane silk plush: lined
elegantly with nowered
silk. Big shawl collars
and bell cuffs Of rich
brow II fur: detachable
belts and side pockets.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Velours. Yalama. Bolivia
and Suedins Coats. In pretty
shades Of reindeer, brown.
navy and Harding blue and
black. Seweat blouse, en-
broidered and novelty model
garments. the ma jority eie-
gantly silk lined. Sizes for
misses and women,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
K & q Corsets

~ ~ " NOTSetS
Low-bust and waist OE.
line styles. Sizes 2l SCC
to q.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Children's Sports
Hose

Full length nE~
Wooden Sports Wv
Hose, English make;
heather mixed colors;
sizes 7 to 10.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Ribbed Cotton Vests

Ribbed Cotton Vests
4 for
Fine or Swiss Rib 0Er
bed Cotton Vests. 1ON
built-up shoulders or bodice
style.
Women's Cotton Hose
4 for
Medium weight 0Sc
Black Cotton Hose, Wv
knit to fit; seamless. Sizes
81 to 10.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Millinery
Velvet and Duvetyn 0Sr
Hats and Suede-like Wv
Tams, all the wanted colors.