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Evening star., 1922-03-30
Hapd-EntbrOidered
Philippine Underwear

A special lot of Philippine
Gowns, low neck, short
sleeves; prettily hand-em-
broidered: sizes Is, 16. Spe.
cial, @2.4S each.
% Philippine Straight
Chemise, corset cover style,
daintily embroidered: sizes
~. ~. 46. S1.05 eachs were p.
25 Philippine Envelope
Chemfse, We neck, scalloped
edge; sizes SO to A. $1.45
each, were $2.3S.
20 Philippine Hend-em-
broidered Drawer Combina-
tions, camisole and corset
cover styles; sizes Sc to ~.
42.oS each, were %.
Silk Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Sport Skirts

Tan CameIshair Skirts, tucked or
gathered back and wrap-around style.
wrap-around models In plaids Of
tile and navy blue and tan Waist,
e and 81. $3.50 each; were 3lS and
$l7.Bo.
and black stripes. Waists, 28 and 81.
SO each; vers SIS and $3.50.
Prunella and Tweed models. Pleat-
ed or gathered: in black and white. white
and gray. $50 each; we're 10 and
akirf Secfinn, Thru An0r..
Evening star., 1922-03-30

81 pairs Mems Tan English Ok
foras, with Neolm sofes- Sizes 3,
s1.. > A: sA. :. IN. 5. . B; s.
6h C. specfal. Sass bASr.
% pairs Mems Tan English
High Shoea sizes g., Sk IA: .,
ia; s, 6M3s, 7k. 81. 10. 1OA B.
S3.05 tairs were $40.
pairs Mems Black Brogue
Hixh Shoes Sizes s. 65s c; 63s
D. xS0G pa1rs were Sl0.
20 pairs Msn's Tan English Ok
fords. Sizes s, sx, S, sk. ,. 10 B;
z, 3, SE C. Special $S!06 pair.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Colonial Glass
TUMBLERS
Very Special, 45c Doz.

20 dozen of these we'll fin
ished glasses for regular use.
Two-Quart Water Pitchers
38c each
Colonial Clear Glass Pitchers
with wide mouth-to match the
tumblers.. just 80 in all.
8 Flower BASKETS. coiored glass. Soc
] Syrup Jug and Plate, tinted and
gold banded glass. $3.50: was IS.
Mayonnaise Bowl and Ladie. tinted
$3.50: ST. so'a va. dfesfsted ssso slightly imperfect
l Marmalade Jar. hand painted glass,
covered and with ladle. $s.eS; was
Glass Plate: tinted and gold lined
Glass. Vase. tinted and gold lined
81: was $s.
81 each; were $S.16.
each: sy..p v.E. 1sE.; .sa; floral Gu. glass. 7se
Marmaisde Dishes. with silver
f5o each; we're SI.s6.
4 Handled Fruit Dishes. floral cut
glass. $50 each; were 1915.
.,.., = susaE a. and n Cream ssts; noral cut
8 Glass Water Sets, pieces. el,S5
set; were S1.T.
i Bon Bon comport. tinted and ss.a
lined glass. 75c; was t1.0S,
:, l Glass Fruit Bowl. tinted and gold
lined. $l.25; was s.. =
] Covered Glass Bon Bon Box. tinted
and gold lined. $l.6o; vas e3.5e.
"a az Richly g. cus 4. Class Flower Basket.
-. Cut Glaze Fruit Dish. s-inch size.
Ss Glass Salt and Pepper sAaker..
noral cnt. lse each; were $50.
5 Cut Glass -Long-stemmed Sberbet
Glasses. Soc each; were 3l.46.
Cut Glass Square Fruit or Salad
Bowl. S.; was Slo.5o.
Water Pitcher, floral cut pattern
$1.e5; was $3.50. -.
a Heavy Cut Floral Pattern Vases
81 each; were $2.76.
3 Oval or Pickle Dishes. floral cut
glass. s5c each: were $I.S5.
"a Glass Fruit Bowls. cut floral design.
91.9S each; were $a.75.
Glassware Section. Fifth foor. -
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Friday Special in
Leather Hassdbags

o Dozen Leather Harses with strap
handle on ths haek-in black,
blue. brown and tray-with inner
pocket and small mirror. Special,
tl.16 aach.
Leather HaA1hags, ~ RAJ calf
skin. pin seal. and Psrsian leather
IN . yarisy Of styles. Special,
Latasr assds SECTION. Yi.t aeor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
.Boyts' Wear z

~: Small Boys Good Wash
Quits our exclusive. Regatta
and Tailor-made makes. All
OF these arc splendid suits,
but show some slight effects
Of handling. Not every size
in every style, but sizes 2h
to s in th< assortment. spe.
cials $3.06 -eachs were $3.50
to 80.
II Boys Spring Topcoats.
sizes IL to 20 years; novelty
heather mixtures. fine fabrics,
tailored by one of our best
makers; full helted, inverted
pleat in back. @7.55 eseA,
were $40.
% pairs woolen Knicker-
bockers, sizes 8. TO-. II, II. Is,
is years: all desirable mix
lures. S1.e5 pafrS were $1SA
Boys Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
so Pieces LongcIoth h
-. $2.65 Piece

:. These pieces consist of II
yards, but it is cut in two
lengths, which is the reason for
this very low price. If in the
straight 12-yard uncut piece, it
would sell for $3.50.
White Goods Section. Second door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Curtains and Draperies

3 pairs Model Cretonne Curtains with
valance; display models; ! pair Of q
Rich Tapestry Couch COvers. fun
Round Puffed Cretonne Pillows.
light col6fed. SOC each.
80 Cretonne Pads. oblong shapes. size
SKA inches; also a few round ones about
10 inches across. You can fnd macy
uses for these at this price. 15c each.
pairs Mulberry Velvet Double Por-
tieres. 2E yards long; perfect new
2 pairs Artificial SILK fortieres. two
tone blue; 2ls yards long. $3.50 pair;
i pair Rich Golden Brown From rreu
Silk Portieres, 21s yards long. si7.se;
i pair Double Velvet Portieres. green
on one side. rose on the other, with
French heading traverse rinss-just
ans ssnpl:t., i;aSrHG!1 ;is7s: w.. g. yards long
pair Blue Velvet Double, Portierea.
ef e.me description; faded. csnpises,
pair. Rose Velvet Double Portieres.
slightly marred; similar to above. flS.te;
An unusually interesting variety Of
Remnant Cretonnes, Poplins. Sateeas.
Denims. Muslins. Silks. Velvets, Reps
and other curtain and drapery or up
holstery fabrics-priced for clearance.
Is to y Less than usual.
Curtain and Drapsry Section, Fifth
Evening star., 1922-03-30

IS Girls Regulation Dresses
o5e each; were $zslks
Good quality chambray, trim
med In white tape; full regula-
tion Miss Saratoga make, In
light. blue and orchid; size -
only.
6 Girls' Serge r gulation
Dresses. IN blue and black: full
regulation styles, Miss Saratoga
make. Sizes 6, 8. 10 years. eS,e6
. White Osgan6y Frocks--ruf1e trim.
ned-siss 10. ee.o6 each; vsrs -.
Girls Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
BASKETS

e5 Imported Covered Bon Bon Baskets.
Special. 30 each. =.
for 10.
$50 each.
/ Lot Of Imported Straw Table Mats.
Imported Waste Paper Baskets,
slightly Imperfect. Boo .aeoh;, vsRe 41.
s. Oval Willow Clothes Baskets,
slightly imperfect. 800 each; wsrs
41.6e. ~
metal inset. $l.T5 escA; wsss e3.e6.
Oval Willow Jard3sfstes yit1 metal
iiaing. $50 each; were eS.t0.
Open Sweet Grass. Work Baskets,
slightly imperfect. 7kc each; were -.
Willow Flower Baskets, with metal
water coatainers. $50 each; were $3.50
Basket Section. Fifth aoor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Mems Shoes at L01Uefgd Prices

IL pairs Mems Black English
oxfords. Sizes 61s. Z. TN, .. sh
IS pairs Mems Tan Brogue Last
Oxfords, with rubber heels. SiBes
6, Sk, 8. sh c; s, 8, S., ID. @l.eS
pair, were 17.50.
Is pairs Mems Patent Leather
Plain Toe Oxfords. SiSes 6h, 71s,
Sk, >, 10. Special, 94.o6 pair.
13 pairs Mems Bedroom Slip
pers. All size s. Sec pairS were
81 to -.
Nen's Shoe Section. First hoos.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SPORTS and Motor Cdpes
Underp,iced, $3.50

81 New Capes shown for the first time tomorrowsuch
garments as are greatly demand for sports and
motor wear Tailored Of imported and domestic fabrcsn
plain colors subdued pads-homespuns weeds and plaid
back sports coatngs all full silk ned-a variety OF
styes-soe with throw scas tuxedo front and circular
models ~-- -~-- 60
Save rs these sport eapes tomorrow
Women's Goa
Evening star., 1922-03-30
49, SPECIAL
Boot Mills Absorbent
Hemstitched Towels,
. 6 for $l.o3
Linen Section, Second door.
Wonsen's Colored Linen
Novelty handkerchief
35c Each: 3 for 81

16 dozen of these. manufac-
turer's samples-variety of col
ors; also white with colored bor-
ders - hemstitched and hand
rolled hens.
10 dozen Mems All-linen Hand
kerchiefs, with narrow hens. 35e
each.
Women's Handkerchief Section. First
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Sports Suits--- Women s
or tomorrow
so Suits, $3.50

Man tailored suits of Ire
laine, the favored sports fab
ric and newest one this sea-
soma novelty knit cloth
that is to be had in wonderful
colorings-a number of mod
els inciuded-styles that we
have had in regular stock at
SIS and $3.50. Variety OF
colors and all sizes.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Unusual Values in Rugs

Is Heavy Rugs dark hitandm effects; size ax5+ spe-
cal 95c eaeh. = ... -,
$50 each; $l1S4
ex Best Quality Color Wool and Fiber Rugs, sz7s
each; SIS .
l. size 6xl2, &se; $l65o
9xl2 Fiber Rugs. designs $3.50 each; were SAse
Seamless Woven Tapestry Brussels Rugs oriental pat
terms 5sl5e each; $NSo.
sx6 Artoom Wilton Plain Gray Rug $780, $l6ss.
$50 yards Best Quality Hinch Cork Carpet, good for
offices and public places $145 square yard was $325
sectla Sjxthds
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Cotton Dress Goods

LenGth1 OF 2 TO D y1f0Ss
Dress GinGhams, fine qualities.
n inches wide. 2Sc. 3Ocs 80
and 6Oc yard, were Soc, 3Se, SSe
and 75c.
David and John Anderson
Ginxham. u yard3 was 91.2S.
Kiddie Cloth. 81 inches wide.
soc yards was 3Sc.
KinderEarten Cloth, 81 1nches
wide. zoe yard; was soc.
Tissue Gingham, % inehes
wide. 6Oc and 6Oe yard, was Csc
and 55c.
printed voiles. 50 inches wide.
30c, zoe and SOC yard, were 3Sc,
soc and Csc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
Evening star., 1922-03-30
DOLLS

Dressed Walking Doll. slightly dam
aged. $3.50; was Sla.5o.
,,7t' pas.::d :s .Sss. vs. Doll slightly '''e''
Dressed Doll. hair wig. closing
eyes: soiled. Ss.7s; was es.75.
15 Dressed Dolls, with hard-to-break
Leads. O6c each; yere $3.16.
reduced.
1 Kid Body Doll. with closing eyes
and hair wig. $4.76: was $12.6o.
25 Bisque Bathing Dolls, 16o each;
were 800.
10 Small Rag Dolls. with either smali
pig or hear. 10 .saeh; wsrs 41.6e.
Toy Store, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
UndepHced
100 Suits, $3.50

Tweeds and Wool Jersey
Suits in straightline tailored
models-thc tweeds of the
smart Kelly Cloth, in tan,
rose, orchid, blue. etc, silk
lined-duplicates of suits that
we have sold at higher prices.
The wool jersey suits. in
sports and tuxedo front mod
els-large variety of colors
and styles; all sizes. .---- --
Women's Suit Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Women's
Tuxed0 Stpedters. 81

Special lot Of SO Black Mohair
Sweaters-and also black and
gray brushed wool-in tuxedo :
style. with pockets and girdle.
Exceptional values at u each.
IS Pure Silk Tuxedo Sweaters. in pink !
$ll.76.
Tfe-bAck Heavy Silk Sweaters. in
navy, purple. hepnA and sand. $7.60
e1ch: we're 10 to t38.
Sweater Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Chidren's
Knit UnderiCear

Is Children's Summer-weight Combi-
nation suits, high neck. short sleeves
or low neck and no sleeves: sizes to
years. Tic suit; were S1.25.
% Boys Nainsook Athletic Shirts and
Drawers, sizes %, 2s. $50 each; were
7Sc.
Children's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth floor
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Petticoats, Csc
A Special Sale for Friday

A Special Sale tor FRIDAY
100 Sateen and Cotton Tat
feta Petticoats, with pleafed
and tucked founces, also plain
straight styles. Black, navy:
green. violet. brown, white and
lowered designs.
81 Imported English Poplin Pet
ticoats, with pleated flounces.
Tile. blue. henna and lavender.
42.AS each; were $3.50.
80 Gtngham and Ripplette Petit
coats, in regular and extra sizes.
Plain blue or blue with white
stripe. sJc eachs were u ana
$J.25.
1 Extra-size Petticoats Of good
quality satin. finished with hem
stitched hem. double front and
back panels In flesh color. 1896
each, were $6.7S.
pAtticoat SacfiOn Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
UMBRELLAS

WOmen's Umbrellas, 91.e3-14
Gloria cloth, 26-inch black, tape
edge, with assorted wood han
dies. These were $3.
MEMS Umbrellas, o1.5S-20 tape
edge, piece dyed, 27-inch cloth
umbrellas with various wood
P. W. handles. Reduced from 81.
For Childfen. 06e-15 Umbrel-
las, black tape edge. Gloria cloth.
20 and % inch sises. Assorted
wood handles. Very durable.
Were $1.50.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
C0rsets, and Brassieres
Special Values and Some
Good Reduction


3 dozen P. N. Corsets, 4 well
boned,. medium bust model.
for the average figure-of
plain pink or, white coutil,
sizes % to Sc, excepting size
81. q eachs were % to q.
Special value in. 3 dozen
. Brassieres, long styles with
elastic at the bottom. also
bandeau styles-sixes 80, 81,
SO, 3S, 40, A.. 45c each.
s. dozen Odds and Ends of
Corsets-variety of models,
both medium and low bust
in pink broche and plain pink
fahric--also a few white silk
corsets. Sizes 81, 22.' 2S. "a.
2s. . each, were So to SO.
!; Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Decorated and
GOIdTrimnsed
French ChirlatCare

Reduced to Half Price
le 1rsakfsss ,flatss. 80 each;
III i seuill.s Cup, and s.ueer.. 7se
10 ssup p!atss. 4ee each; vsrs sse..
:, ; Covered Butter Dishes. sI.se each;
s Covered Dishes. ss.7s each; vsrs
8 i.;inoh Neat Dishes. $3.50 each;
1:l.ss .s Hs.. S.. pi:h; %; g; !, Y: z. e; =,
j ie-inSh Neat Dish. s.; vas T.
opsn vseststIs Dish: tl.ts, yss -.
u Covered Mufnn Dish. ss.25; was
sHsSi erHE1 CHINA AT LOWERED PRICES
: Decorated msviland China Covered
Dishes. ss.s5 each; ysre $e:se.
i Deeorated Hayiisnd China Meat
Vase. ts.s5; was e17.Se.
sass; was $3.50:
3 Deeorated Havil,,ooa g csin.< Net 9.
DsAs: assa e: sss ssss sc cap:
and Saucers. $50 saeAl vsse SSe.
! Dseoratsa French China Berry Bet.
Decorated Haviland China sonp
Plates. ESQ each; were zoe.
Decorated French china Chop Set.
Decorated Haviiand China Sauce
Boats. Sl.e6 ssah; were 4S.So.
Decorated Heyi1and China Covered
Butter Dishes. Sl.to saehs vesp %.
! 1 Wooden Nut Bowl with craeker. VI:
/ Decorated slop Jar. covpe missing.
:" ss CsnSIes for candle lamps. q sash;
yere 10, Chinawase Section, fifth 1sor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
TOYS

!, Swing Horse, natural cnlors. saddle
and bride. slightly damaged. We;
1 Veto Tot. with large rubber tires,
oak hnish seat. $3.2S; vas $6.2t.
Toy Auto, finished in blue with gold
and nd stripes. S7.o6; Nas -.
nxprsss Wsfoss.f roller neariaS
wheels. 3A.36 eaek; were $6.t0.
Toy Stofs. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Stout W0men's Apparel

Black Bolivia Coat, waist lined; size
4ek $20 80: was &Se.bo,
Navy Duvet d. Laine Coat. silk lined
and cable stitched; size AN. $1s.ee;
1 Navy Tricotins Coat. straightline
model: self color lining; sise 48hs. ~;
was $e5.
Navy Tricotine Coat. yoke hack
model; si.e "a Sss; ~ wss $3.50 ~: 90 wo,,
Jersey Dresses. sizes 4O1s to 52hs. $40
each; Ners $l1.7b.
Special Size Section. Third hoor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
For Infants and Children

Infants' White.enameled CostumefS.
Dresden finished! Se.o6 S6ch; were $le.
3 Tufted silk Robes, embroidered In
japanese floral designs. $e.sb each; were
6 Chiidsen's Panty Dresses. made Of
Jersey ne serge, trimmed with colofed
stitching o. embroidery in contrast
ing coiors. $2.sS each; wore % and
24 Childfen'S Hats and Suu Bonnets,
made Of white pique and dotted Swfses
tYimmed with velvet bands or colored
embroidery. S1.So each: were $9.eS to 81.
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
PICTURE FRAMES

4 A small lot of sample wall
frames-one,of-a-kind and size.
q eech, were 45 to e6S0.
Sample Wall Frames, one-of-
a-kind and size. $50 eaehf were
A small lot of oval frames.
black or mahogany finish. Soc
each, were 4l.
Picture section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
LUGGAGE

1 WARDROBE Trunk. fnll SIZE. high
grade. heavily reinforced. with lift bulge
top and Yale lock - floor sample. $65;
was Sllb.
I Wardrobe Trunk. full size. with Yale
lock aud draw bolts; slightly marred.
yitted case. for women: 2o-inch
sise; Dupont Fabrt-Koid Bunalc grain,
Min eiyht shell fittings; lining slightly
ripped. SIG: wss es7.60.
I4Fitted Case. for women: 16-nch size;
Dupont Vabri-Kotd seal grain. With eight
shell dttings. 1880: was $3.50.
LugHage- Section, Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Steel Kn,ipesr:
Stropping Machines
.ci96Or9

s ~ Ever-RAady :stropping Machines and
strops,c for single and deuhle edged
blades 80 each, were SIN.
8 dozen Universal Stef1 Peckee KA1vee,
With one or two blades. --Ssc seen; ~ets
dssen Fine steel SCISSOR. in al sizes.
Special, 800 pair.
Cutlery Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Baby Carriages

Reed Carriage, finished in blse, With
wire wheels and corduroy li1ing. ~;
s.rs Reed Stroller, With s:ss. ad-
Unstable foot and back rest; artillery
wheels. $3.50; vas &3e.1o..
Baby Carriage Section, FnlttA door.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Miss Saratoga Mddies
Special, Csc tomorrow

50 Misses and Girls Mtdies-n all white white with cola
in colored with dark and blue
collar cus-and trimmed white braid
exceptional values and that will appeal to girls fol
mdd will be needed for and school sports Size
Evening star., 1922-03-30
DOG COLLARS:

1 lot of broken assortneats, in red.
Eresa ..a saack; q Ssy stn4led:: 70 I
Trlyeiins Goods Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
CLopes, 81 Pair

-.- REGULARLY $1.75
90 pairs white Glace Gloves. 1.elasp,
self stitched. Sizes 6A, g and 64.
p. <. NJ. Sizes en- and ~.
SO pairs Black Glace Gloves, ana
2 clasp. Sizes 81, 8 and 6A
70 paiu strap-Wrist Channels Gloves,
white. Sizes 6x and Z. $1.sO pair;
Were 44.t0.
: II pairs Pastel suede Gloves, 12-but-
ton length. Sizes ~, 5&. $l.ee pair;
.ws1s t3.1S:
Gioye< <esctios. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Toilet Goods Reduced


20 dozen cakes Toilet Soar,
assorted oders. S5c AoseD
cakes.
Hot-watef Bottles and Syr.
inSeA made OF good molded
red rubber. sDeeaal valDe. S6e
eoeh.
8 Fancy Glass Perfume Bot
ties. p eaehs Svefa 9&Ga.
Toilet Goods ssctaoP. Sirst Ar. -
Evening star., 1922-03-30

Its Our Regular Remnant Da.

on it il
stnnabe ezhaneebt
n orc not
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Base Ball GI0pes

Made Of genuine horsehide-weN padded
and specially priced,
Z ys1s1ssss, ss.:s..s ssSs1 Sss,... 9 !; ;.:s :ss,
- CASehefy Gloves. A sslA.S
10 FfeldefT GleveS. tees ssach. e.,,
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth Goer.
Evening star., 1922-03-30

80 Girls Wool 4 Velvet Dresses
eS.0S to S12.6es
were $3.50 to &3e3o
Very attractive models in
girls dresses. suitable for spring
without q wrap. These savings
make II wise to buy now for an
other seasons needs. Sizes 8, 10,
12 and IA years.
Aidins Habits, 10 wool bsaespup
and u. SIS easA: wsrs -.
Cnats, the remainders Of winter
Gfock-with or without fur collars. SO
= eeS; wsss ~ 10 1850.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
WOmen's Dresses

10 Taffeta Dresses, In navy, brown and
SIS.
s Jersey Dresses. straightline models.
in navy and black: sizes S6 and 10.
$3.50 each; were $3.50.
/ Black Satin Dinner Gown, trimmed
in jade chiffon: size 40. $3.50; was us.
i Black Chiffon Afternoon Gown, trim
med with Jade moire ribbon garniture;
size SO. $S7. 50; vas SIS.
ss. ss7.so; vas S6sso.
1 Brown Sequin and Tulle Evening
Gown. size SO. $3.50; was $69.So:
I Black and Sapphire Evening Gown,
Women's Dress Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
FURS

SIS.
9 japanese Marten Chokers. $17.60
each: were $4e.6o
Squirrel Choker. 30: -; vas 3lS.
Dark Mink Choker. $16; was III.
was $s5.
skunk Scarf. 3ss.5o: was SIS.
Reayer Collar. S91.6e: was eA6.
Brown Fox Choker. $3.50; was 9l6.
l Eastern Mink Stole. 806; was 4l25.
! Eastern Mink Scarf. $66; was s11o.
Fur Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30

Mirrors, $6.25
plate glass mirrors, size
1892 inches. The price is very
special.
Picture Section, Fifth aeor.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
W0men's Pumps and O1f0rds
S0.25 Pair; We're $3.50 to $I2 Pail

IS Calskin Pumps and Oxford models
military welt soe Sizes follows
o. AAA; to IA; ~ to ~ A; 81. B. 2H, g. 81, C.
wonens
Evening star., 1922-03-30
WOn,enS Pumps
st. Is pair ~sIs SEQ 81 to

81 pairs of Womens Pumps, including patent leather
black cafskn varied models with Louis Cuban
heels All are smart and desirable models-n sizes
s. 5H e. 6H, 7H AAA; 4. AZ, S. e, 6H, 7,8. AA; 5H 4
4 5T, A; g. 3H, 4, 5A, e. 6E B; 2H. 3, ,3H 5H,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

CLERKs--we have sorne good -lerica, posi-.
tions for girls with high scnool raning
experience helpful but not abso 'ut~ly neces,
sary Al hours week and a half holiday
on Saturday; call any time between 5 80
and 8 O'Clock Saturday and avoid Monday.
rush.
MRS. PATTON
Curtis Publishing Co. GOA SAMSON --..,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

ishment. But really don't think that
nv "slams' at Loves Of Pharaoh
and "Iurricnne's Gar would keep any
one from going to see the pictures. You
are also mistaken about seeing the
statement that Bebe Daniels Is mar
ried. She isn't. and IN glad of 1t,
for that still gives me chance.
Here's the dope on John Bowers |:
Born in Indiana. On stage several
years Then into films with Griffith.
Thanhouser, World. Metro. Goldwyn,
PRINCIPAL pictures "The Divorce
Game, Betsy Ross" Joan of the
Woods DAY Dreams. isis Hop
kins." "Daughte OF Mine" "The
Pest" Through the Wrong Door. y
"StrIctIy Confidential" Flower Of
Ivory. +" "woman in Room 13.'' "Out
of the Storm. Goddess Men. "Itonds
of Destiny" Cumberland Romance
"Sky Pilot" Poverty Of Riches,
Golden Gift" IAN Unwilling Hero"
md two we haven't seen yet--Tour..
neur''s Lorna Doone' and Metros
Quincy Adams Sawyer" now, being
and has dark hair and eyes. Y'r well
come.
l.. r. v.--Well, you'll simply have
to believe it because it is really 20. They
are actually making a film out of the
old hymn, "The Ninety and Nine
Maybe soon we'll hear Of Charlie Chap
lin doing the Book Of Job and Ben
Turpin screening the Doxology. They've
got really good cast for The Ninety
and Nine" too-Colleen Moore. Ger
trude Astor, Warner Baxter and others.
In the words Of Cam O'Flage-Ee- :
imagine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

Mrs. l.. B. p. writes: "Have been
goirg to write to you for long while
to ask you what you thought Of Emil
Jannings. Can't contain myself any
longer after reading the column to-
night. Have been Jannings fan ever
since his first appearance in Passion.
Apparently, you and I (if may
presume on your intelligence) are the
only oncs In Philly who appreciate his
art. Maybe It's true he can't act be-
cause he doesn't; he lives his parts.
He isn't matinee idol to be strutting
around showing his profile, but an
artist. History has never told us that
Pharaoh was handsome or Louis or
Henry VIII Greek gods and Dam
ton. we know. was homely in fasci-
mating way.