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Evening star., 1921-12-25
Miss calvert.s second act gown,

Miss Calvert's second act gown,
which is illustrated. was quite the
opposite of the first, for its lines
were long and straight, and their ef-
feet was accentuated hv narrow black
satin streamers, tassel-finished, which
hung in a fringe over the drapeo
folds of the satin gown.
At Keith's, one Of the Ford sisters
wore a stunning crinoline made en-
tirely of silver cloth in the Spanish
mooch" dance. Pink roses were
grouped on each hip and graceful
garland of them wound about the
skirt hem, while single flower ap-
peared among the folds of the white
lace mantilla. A white shawl was
draped carelessly over one arm in
sleeve effect. and the long silk fringe
which edged it hung almost to the
ground.
Miss Martha Morton's dainty little
dance frock was distinctly Ameri-
can, if it didn't have bateau neck
line However, that feature was
quite Florentine and must be credited
to Italy in the Moyen age. We don't
believe there was any delicate pale
pink georgette crepe then, though,
nor trellises of pastel roses clustered
in fragile green foliage. and we are
quite sure that the gowns came con-
siderably below the wearer's knees.
so the frock is rather modernly Amer
lean after all.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

cular skirt almost identical to some
Of the extreme evening creations
shown at present in our shops. And
as for shaw,s. they have become the
"derni crf' in fashion, and are seen
in amazing colors and designs which
rival the products of Spain itself. Miss
Ferrabini carried the shawl pictured
during the first act. and its rich pink
folds formed an odd color contrast to
gaudy red-and-white skirt girdled
in dark blue. During the second act
however, it was gracefully draped
over the voluminous white skirt stem
ciled in black, which is shown in the
illustration, and the color combina-
tion was more Unanimous to the nom
Latin eye.
Miss Catherine Calvert. who ap-
peared in Blood and Sand" first en-
tered in her native Andalusian cos
tune" which consisted of gor-
geous crinoline gown Of gold cloth
yelled with black lace, peacock
blue shawl sprinkled with large
exotic flowers and black lace man
tilla draped over high comb. and
ornamented with dark red flowers.
The spectator was again ena bled to
trace the origin of the modern even
ing gowns. which are bouffant at the
hips. lace-covered and fower-trim-
med. The fad for wearing flowers
in the hair also is Of distinct Spanish
deriyafiop
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Annie Laurie.
From the Detroit News.

The whole English-speaking race
knows the old Scotch ballad, "Annis
Laurie" but not all know that Annie
was a Scotch iassie who lived durine
the last quarter Of the seventeenth cen /
tury and the first quarter OF the eight /
eenth. She was a daughter of Robert
Laurie, a Scotch baronet. In the Laurie
family register is this entry: AT the
pleasure Of God, my daughter, Annie
Laurie, was born on the 18th day of
December, 1882, about o'clock in t1'
morning. and was baptized by MrI
George Hunter minister Of Glencairn).
The reason for the hour Of birth being
recorded is that the family believed M
astrology, according to which science
the hour Of birth decides tho nature OF
ones entire life.
Annie Laurie's girlhood was simila I
to that OF any, other lass Of her class
As she grew up. however, she
became the most beautiful Dunn j
friesian Of the day and the heroine OF
the ballad which has made her charms
immortal As she was unusually beau
tiful, 1t was only natural that she should
have many admirers: among the fore
most was Douglas Finland. FinlandI
after the accepted practice Of the day
wrote a poem to Annie Laurie. 1t Is
from this poem that the lines which
form the song are taken. But 1t was
not the poet Annie Laurie loved. Sh1
married his rival. Alexander Ferguson,
and lived happily ever aften
Evening star., 1921-12-25
GLADYS Thomas.

GLADYS THOMAS. a graduate Of
~ Of one OF New York's finest vocal
studios and originally from that city.
although now making her homo in
Washington, will be heard at Moore's
Rialto Theater all this week. begin
ming today, in connection with the
showing Of "-The Call of the North"
Although Miss Thomas has not ap-
peared heretofore on the stage in this
city, she has had concert experience,
having toured the country as soprano
soloist with the Russian quartet from
the Russian Isba, as well as appearing
in concert in New York and else
where.
She has a mezzo-soprano voice of
unusual range and power. She will
sing Cadman's Eat Dawning," which
appropriately fits the scenes shown
during its rendition; 1t also affords
for the display of her exceptional
talent.
will be given at all matinees and
night performances
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Noted Guest Conductor.

DERHAPs no new conductor COM
ing to America was ever accord
ed such q warm reception from New
York music lovers as that accorded
Albert Coates. the famous London
conductor. who will direct the final
two concerts of the New York Sym
phony Orchestra series. The first Of
these Is scheduled for Tuesday after
noon, January II.
When last season this distinguish
ed conductor Of the London SYM
phony and the Royal London Phil
harmonic was invited by Mr.. Dam
rosch to lead limited series of con-
certs of the Symphony Society New
York concert-goers were impressed
with his performances and critics
wrote much eXto1ling his art
Albert Coates Is one of the most
picturesque Of orchestral conductors
"a giant in stature, with a face of
classic lines, smooth-shaven. and
with eyes that glow with a latent
flame. His gestures, while large in
outline, are graceful.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Poet and Photoplay.

OBERT W. SERVICE, poet an
~ novelist, was recent visitor a.
the Louis B. Mayer studio. in Los
Angeles, where for the first time h"
saw motion picture production from
behind the scenes under the guidance
Of Mr.. Mayer.
The Poet Laureate of the Yukon.
as Mr.. Service has been called, is con-
templating doing novel with motion
picture studio life as the background.
In gathering local color" for his neN |
effort he wanted to see only the really
serious side of film making, shown :
deep interest in the multitudinous de-
tails that go with the construction
and dressing of sets, the operation of
the powerful lights and the infinite
care taken to get the most out OF
every scene.
As Mr. Mayors guest. he watched
Anita Stewart work under Fred
Niblo's direction, in THE Woman H.
Married" and saw John NJ. Stahl film
the opening scenes for One Clear
Call" Both pictures will be First Ma
tional attractions.
Although for the past nine years =
resident Of Paris and within easy
reach of the studios there, Mr.. Service
had never before seen pictures made.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Mary s Wedding Ring.

I TITLE boys do not wear wedding
rings. Married women do. and some
say they have a terrible superstition
about removing them from the third
finger Of their left hand.
Mary Pickford is one of those strange
creatures, it Is said. And when atten-
ton was called to her wedding ring, in
picturing her in Little Lord Fauntle-
roy" there came near being an end to
the picture.
But love laughs at locksmiths and al
SO at photoplay directors, and Mary
wtggled out Of the ordeal Of taking of
her wedding ring.
Her producing manager wore a broad
seal ring. 1t slipped nicely over Mary's
wedding ring, and SO the picture went
on. But Douglas Fairbanks is said to
too, and ne wonders If 1t Is bad luck to
have another fellows ring slipped over
the one he put on Mary's hand.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
O,7in .JohnsonS Career

Then came seasons with William ii.
Crane and Sol Smith Russell, with the
latter in april Weather" He then
appeared in support of Georgia Cay
van.
Then 1e returned to the Frohman
company and became leading man for
Annie Russell and Maude Adams. ap-
pearing in 1.-The Royal Family" The
Girl and the Judge" Mice and Men"
"The Little Minister" and Romeo and
Juliet" He then went to Sol Smith
Russell to appear in THE Bachelors
Romance"
After two seasons with Richard
Mansfield he starred in Hearts Cou
rageous" and "The Plainsman." lie
appeared in THE Japanese Nightin
gale" with Bertha Galland, and in
dorothy Vernon" In "Ben Hur' he
played the title role. He was seen
with Florence Nash in Remnant.
and. with Margaret Anglin, in "The
Whirlwind."
In the intermediate time. Mr.. John
son has devoted himself to moving
DictureS
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Xmas Scene at Palace.
0RANGELo J. RATIO. the musica

ORANGELo J. RATIO. the musical
assistant manager, and Walter Col
Inns, electrical expert, Of Loew's Palace
Theater. after the final audience had
left the theater last Tuesday night,
began the task Of turning the prome-
made and club room Of the balcony
floor into a gorgeous Christmas scene.
By a novel array OF colored glasses, a
veritable electric garden of gorgeous
flowers was made to bloom on the mar
BILE mantel above the clubroom fire
place, two Christmas trees were INSTALL
ed, Illuminated with electric lights of
all colors and with Christmas orna-
ments. while the floor for yards around
took on a messy texture never put there
by the builders. The result is one
of the most fetching and wholly
charming Christmas corners to be
found anywhere in Washington.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Empire.

Today and Tomorrow, Harry Carey.
in THE Fox" also Mutt and Jef and
Topics of the Day; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Dustin Farnum and Mary
Thurman, in THE Primal Law" also
comedy; Thursday, Fred Stone, in
THE Duke of Chimney Butte" also
Fox News; Friday, Gladys Walton, in
High Heels" also episode No. is,
THE Terror Trail; Saturday, Charlie
Chaplin, in idle Class" also Fair
Fighting" and Fox News.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
New Stanton.

Today. Tod Browning's mo Woman
Knows; tomorrow, matinee 2 p.m..
Shirley Mason. in Ever Since Eve
and Ann Little, in THE Blue Fox"
No. 12; Tuesday, Tom Mix. in ''The
Night Horseman"; Wednesday. Irene
Rich and House Peters. in The In
visible Power: Thursday, Buck Jones,
in Riding With Death; Friday, Tom
Moore and Helene Chadwick. in
Made In Heaven" and the Century
comedy, Three Male Mails: Satur-
day, matinee, 2 pm, Will Rogers, in
"A Poor Relation" also the comedy,
Business Is Business"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
York.

Today. Elaine Hammerstein, in
'"The Way of Maid." and ''Torchys
Home Talent" and Lewis s. Stone,
in 'The Northern Trail": Tuesday.
Sessue Hayakawa. in "rhe swamp"
and Harry Pollard, in "Shake 'em
Up: Wednesday,, James Oliver Cur
woods The Girl From Gods Coun-
rip Van Wink1e." and Doris May. in
1.-The Foolish Age" and Ben Turpin.
in Love and Doughnuts," and Satur-
day. Harold Lloyd, in Never Weak
en-; Alice Calhoun. in THE Rain
bow Girl" and. matinee only, "Hur-
ricane Hutch" No. 10.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
ORRIN JOHNSON has been the lead

II t4S4SAAN JSx1XNS0XN udo pcSu LILO ACdo-
ing man of more high-class stock
companies, and has been the leading
support Of the more important actors
and actresses, it is claimed, than any
actor of recent time. There is no
actor, perhaps, on the American stage
who has had a more varied expert
ence in the drama.
1t was with Effie Elsler that he
made his first appearance, in d play
entitled woman Against Woman"
He quickly rose to the position of
leading man with her company and
remained with Miss Elsier for three
seasons
Mr.. johnson was then engaged by
Charles Frohman as a member of his
original stock company, with which
he remained for three seasons at the
Twenty-third Street Theater and the
empire. Among the plays in which
he appeared, were Men and Women"
The Lost Paradise" The Girl 1 Left
Behind Me-"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
New.

Today, William Russell, in The
Singing River; tomorrow. William
s. Hart, in THE Gun Fighter; Tues
day, Gladys Walton, in High Heels;
Wednesday. Neal Hart, in Tango
Trail"; Thursday, Johnny Walker. in
what Love Will Do: Friday. Eileen
Percy, in Little Miss Hawkshaw,"
and Saturday, all-comedy night.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Rotoplays This Week

Macdonald. in "Her Social Value"
and Harold Lloyd. in Never Weak
en-; Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles
Ray, in 1.-TWO Minutes to Co." and
Larry Semon, in 1.-The Bellhop";
Thursday, Sessue Hayakawa, in The
Thomas Jefferson. in RIP Van Win
kle," and Charlie on the Farm;
Saturday, Ben Turpin, in "Home Tai
ent," and Lewis S. Stone, In THE
Northern Trail" and, matinee only,
Hurricane Hutch" No. IL
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, Rupert
Hughes production. Dangerous Curve
Ahead: Tuesday, Mary Miles Minter.
in Her Winning Way: Wednesday.
Thomas Meighan, in "Cappy Ricks";
Thursday. Alice Calhoun. in 1.-The
Rainbow: Friday. William Russell,
in Colorado Pluck" and Saturday,
Wanda Hawley, in Face Value"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
The Easy Way.
Q Edinburgh Scotsman.

From the Edinburgh Scotsman.
"well, Of all the ways of maxim a
livin'," said Binks. Il think literature
is about the easiest"
"The easiest?"
eyes, I've watched the fellers that
do 1t. All a mans got to do is to sit
down an slide his pen over the
paper"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Home.

Today, Mary Miles Minter. in Her
Winning Way; tomorrow: The Go
''Cappy Kicks" Wednesday, Wanda
Hawley. in Her Face Value" Thurs
day, Miss DUPONT. in 1.-THE Rage Of
Paris" Friday. Jack Holt and Lila Lee,
in after the Show" Saturday, James
Kirkwood. in The Great 1mpersona-
ton
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Elite,

Today. Elsie Ferguson. in Foot
lights; tomorrow, Thomas Meighan.
in "Cappy Ricks": Tuesday. George
Beban. in "One Man in a Million;
Wednesday, Claire Adams and Robert
Mckim. in '"The Man of the Forest; !;
Thursday. Grace Darmond, in 80
Long. Lefty; Friday. Cullen Lands,
in "Bunty Pulls the Strings" and Sat
urday, Will Rogers, in Boys viii Be
Boys
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Princess.

Today. Pola Negri, in "one Arabian
Night; tomorrow. Mary Miles Minter,
in "Her Winning Way; Tuesday. Neal
Hart, in "Sky Fire.; Wednesday, Clara
Kimball Young. in Shirley Kaye:
Thursday. Mitchell Lewis, in Jacques
of the Silver North; Friday, Wanda
Hawley, in Her Face Value" and
Saturday, Tom Moore, in From the
Ground Up"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
OLYMPIC,

Today. Jack Holt and Lila Lee, in
"After the Show: tomorrow. Elsie
Ferguson, in ''Footlights': Tuesday.
Constance Binney. in THE Case of
Becky; Wednesday, Catherine CAL
vert and Herbert Rawlinson. in
you'll Find 1t Everywhere; Thurs
day and Friday. Betty Compson, in
''Iadies Must Live" and Saturday.
William Russell, in Singing River"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
ccuutinued from Third Page.)

and "A Bear. . Boy, a Dog: Tuesday.
Becky: Wednesday, Tom Moore. in
'From the Ground Up; Thursday,
Mary Allen, in "Snowblind"; Friday.
May McAvoy, in Morals" and Satur-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven,
In MY Lady Friends"
Evening star., 1921-12-25

Constance Binney. In Room. and
Board" and Harry Gribbon, "His
Handsome Butler: Thursday. Richard
Dix and Beatrice Joy. in Poverty of
Riches; Friday. Tom Moore. in From
Thomas Meighan. in "Cappy Ricks."
also episode No. Is Of do or DE-" at
matinee only.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Priscilla Dean.
IN Conflict; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, d. w. Griffiths 1.-The Fall of
Babylon; Thursday, Alice Brady. in
Darkest Russia; Friday, Mildred
Harris. in ''Old Folks at Home" and
Saturday, Gladys Walton, in High
Heels"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
A Sound Objection.
From the Houston Post.

From the Houston Post.
Mrs. Goodsole-So you're opposed to
the blue law Sunday?
Mrs. Grabitall-Most decidedly! My
husband says If he doesn't work seven
days q week I can't have new fur
coat next winter.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Dumbart0n.

Today, May Allison, in "Big Came;
tomorrow, Johnny Walker. in THE
JOLT; Tuesday, Elsie Ferguson, in
''Footlights"; Wednesday, Tom Moore.
in Hold Your Horses; Thursday,
Invisible Power; Friday, Live and
Let Live" and Saturday. George
Walsh, in blue Blood and Red"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Republic.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, a
colored cast in Loyal Hearts," and
Larry Semon, in The Bellhop": +:
Wednesday and Thursday, Ora Carew
in Beyond the Crossroads" and short
subjects; Friday and Saturday, Alice
Calhoun, in THE Charming De-
ceiver': episode of "Breaking
Through" and Jimmy Aubrey, in His
Jonah Day
Evening star., 1921-12-25
Raphael.

Today. Wallace Reid. in The He'll
Diggers," and Buster keaton. in THE
Playhouse; tomorrow and Tuesday.
Experience" with Richard Barthle-
mess as Youth" also Mutt and jeff.
in "A Messy Christmas; Wednesday.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
In the Spotlight

Still another revival is scheduled
for the current season. shortly after
the New Year. according to announce
ment. The play is Shaw's The
Devils Disciple" which the late Rich
ard Mansfield once made a great sue
cess
Margaret Anglin's run of eight
weeks in Chicago, in THE Woman in
Bronze," has been extended to the
end of January. Last season in New
York Miss Anglin played the piece
for thirty-two weeks.
Samuel shipman has ground out an
carries the title. THE Hunted wom-
an" Shipman's Lawful Larceny"
will be presented by Mr.. Woods in
New York. January 2.
The National Players Corporation
has selected "Trilby' for its opening
play in New York. with Wilton Lac
kaye In his old role of Svengali and
Charlotte Walker as Trilby. Ignacio
Martinetti also will nave his old role,
Zu Zu.
1t is claimed that Foolish Wives
to be released in January, "is the
first million-dollar film ever made" If
enterprtstng press agents are to be
relied on. 1t is simply another one.
Taylor Holmes. who was recently a
star In tho comedy, Beware Of the
Dog" has been engaged by the Shu-
berts and will open in vaudeville at
tho Winter Garden next week.
oueenie Smith. a prominent member
Of Arthur Hammerstein's "The Blue
Kitten" sprained her ankle during re-
hearsal and will not be able to work
for at least q month. Marion Sun
shine, Of the Tempest and Sunshine
team, was secured to fill the part.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

'.Marjolaine" will be the title Of the
musical version Of 'Pomander Walk"
when produced early In January.
Peggy, Wood, Lennox Pawle, Mary
Hay and Colin Campbell are In the
cast
Evening star., 1921-12-25

The appearance Of Willie and Eu-
gene Howard in vaudeville in New
York last week, was their first en-
gagement in the two-a-day in ten
years. Originally they were part of
the newsboy quartet that appeared
under Chase's management in what
is now Polls. They resume their old
lob at the head of 1.-THE Passing Show
Of 1921" tomorrow night in Phila-
delphia,
Evening star., 1921-12-25

Edith Kelley Could. divorced wife
of Frank J. Gould, who returned to
New York from Paris last week, will
appear in "Pins and Needles" a new
show to be produced early in the new
year.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

Taylor Holmes. who was recently a
star In tho comedy, Beware Of the
Dog" has been engaged by the Shu-
berts and will open in vaudeville at
tho Winter Garden next week.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

Savoy.
Today and tomorrow, Katherine
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22
OLD CHECK STUBS
REVIVE MEMORY OF
The YELLOW PLAGUE
Way Back in 1882 Pensacola Had
a Visitation of $500 Cases,
4lO Proving Fatal

: = - .
4 Pensacola. July 22.-The discovery
4 here recently of a number Of check
stubs, receipts and other papers re-
called to old residents the yellow
fever epidemic Pensacola experienced
in July, lSo2' during which there de-
'vefoped $500 cases OF the disease, Of
which 4lo proved fatal. AZ tha' time
the city had a population OF less than
ten thousand.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22
FORMATION OF.
COUNTIES WITHIN
STATE OF FLORIDA
List Of BABY" Counties and When
They Were Severed From
the Parent County

Tallahassee, July 22.-As a result OF
the creation of seven new counties at
the recent session of the legislature
Florida now is q state of Gil counties
When the present state counstitution
was adopted in 1855, the state pos
sessed only 80 counties, y having
been created since that. year.
The 'baby' counties. or those or
ganized since 1885 are:
Bay, .Broward. Citrus. Charlotte
DeSoto, Dixie. Flagler. Glades, Har-
dee, Highlands, Lake. Lee. Okaloosa
Okeechobee, Osceola. Palm Beach
Pasco, Pinellas, st. Lucie, Sarasota
Seminole and Union.
Bradford was formerly New River
county, the name being changed in
1861
Brevard was originally St. Luci-
the name being changed in 1853, but
in 1905 a new county was formed
from part of Brevard and this division
again took the name of st. Lucie.
fernando was formerly Benton
county, the naIre being changed il
1850.
What is now Suwanee county was
formerly part of Columbia, the new
county of Suwanee having been Great
ed in 1858 Another slice of Column
bia was annexed in 1863.
Baker was organized from part o.
New River in 1861.
Bay was organized from part of
Washington, and a portion of Cal
houn was annexed in 1913.
Brevard was formed from parts OF
Dada and palm Roach in 1915
Citrus was organized from part of
fernando in 1887.
Clay was formed from part of Du-
val in 1858.
DeSoto was organized from part of
Manatee in 1887 and in 1921 the couL
ties of Charlotte, Glades, Hardee and
Highlands We're carved from its terri
tory.
Dixie was formed from part of La
fayette in 1921.
.Flagler organized from parts of
st. Johns and Volnsia;'in 1917.
Lake, from parts OF Orange ans
Sumter in 1887.
Okaloosa, from parts of Santa Rosa
and Walton in 1916.
Okeechobee, from parts of Osceola,
Palm Beach and st. Lucie in 1917.
Osceola, from parts of Brevard and
Orange in 1887.
Palm Beach, part of Dade in 1909.
Pasco, part of fernando in 1887.
Pinellas, part of Hillsbor0ugh in
1912.
Seminole, part of Orange in 1918.
Sarasota, part of Manatee in 1921.
Union, part of Bradford in 1921.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22

When your breath is bad, appetite
poor, and you feel blue" and dis
couraged, you need Herbine. One or
two doses will set YOU right 1t is a
great system prifier. Price, Coo
Sold by all druggists.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22

Itching diseases can be controlled
and cause removed by applying Bal
lard's Snow Liniment The relief is
prompt and permanent. Three sizes,
soc, 6Oc and $120 per bottle Sold by
all druggists.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22
COULD BE EASILY SILENCED

Husband-lf you were only deaf
and dumb, my dear.
Mrs. Nagg Oh you wish that, dc
you? :
Husband (wearily) Yes, then
could turn out the light when you
got started.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22
WEAR oVERALLS?

One lot OF mems overalls, coats an(
jackets. $150 values. Special, the gar.
ment, 95c,
Adv. OFT CLOTHING co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

All mems straw hats, including
straws, Bauloks and Panamas now
selling at half price.
ADV. OFT CLOTHING co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-22
NEED A SHIRT?

One lot $500 and $3.50 mems fine
dressG shirts in madras and finest per
caless all sizen and colors. Special
fors$3.95.
ADV. OFT CLOTHING co.
Evening star., 1921-06-24

In plain and fine ribbed styles. $3.50
Holeproof Hose-Pure thread silk
hose: full fashioned: in good weight;
all-over silk. in black. white, brown
and d cord0van., SITS
: Holeproof Hose-Fiber silk. in black,
navy blue, African brown and 7Se
cor1ovan. Pair.
Evening star., 1921-06-24
Hosettes for Bathing and General Wear
Just Unpacked
Ideal for Immediate Wear

Children's Socks, pairs, 05c.-A length
socks, in plain white. black and navy
blue. Also Y length, in plain colors. all
over striped and fancy tops. All the
wanted colors. Regularly 35c and SOC.
At 3 pairs, 0Jc:
Children's Socks, pairs, 05c.-Manu-
facturers sample line of American and
Imported Y socks. in plain colors and
fancy tops and two-tone6 color conAbina-
in every style. Attractive patterns. Reg
ularly Soc TO 75c At pairs, Csc.
Evening star., 1921-06-24
MILDLY Skirts

MILDLY Skirts
In white and
blue Galatea at
81 to $1.0S.
/ n n g. v Y
serge at $500
to $6.0S.
BIOomers
F or ca m p
and vacations.
OF black sat-
cen, full cut.
inverted pleat
with adjust =
able waist, line.
At ~ to $2.@.
One-piece Gym
Suits
Inclu d | n &
" q j s t a n d
b l 90 m e r 8 in
o n e pi e c e .
Made Of Mo-
hair, Serge and
Galatea- Re-
duced to $3.@.
Palais Royal
Third Floor.