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Evening star., 1922-03-28
WITNESS QU|zzED
BYD|VORCE Jury
D. C.. Newspaper Man Ques-
toned for Three Hours in
Alexandria.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 2S.-For
three hours yesterday afternoon the
grand jury that started to probe the
divorce situation here. which was
summoned by Judge Robinson Mon
cure, questioned A. Cloyd Gill. q
Washington newspaper man. 1t was
s o'clock last night when the jury an
nounced to the court that it had
finished with Mr. Gill, and would
call him again il desired.
The jury resumed it's Investigation
shortly after o'clock this afternoon
ernoon are Rev. DR.. D. H. Martin,
pastor Of Trinity M. E. Church and
". Ward Boswell.
The jury has a stenographer and
is examining every witness carefully.
and it probably will be several days
before it completes it's task.
Itwas $3.50 o'clock last night when
the jury adjourned, the last witness
being Mr.. Wood of Woodmore, Md.
Mr.. Wood will again testify before
This jury has the report of the
committee of seven of the Alexandria
Bar Association which was adopted
by the Alexandria Bar Association
and it also has the two supple
mentary reports filed with it and also
a record of all of the evidence taken
in the probe made by the special COM
mittee. These data were submitted to
the jury yesterday afternoon by Com
monwealth Attorney Howard w.
Smith.
Regarding the. divorce situation
Judge Moncure. in a brief charge to
the jury yesterday, asked that body to
II,ake complete and thorough investi-
cation and not to spare any one, SO the
public generally may be satisfied:
The judge also requested the jury
to probe the supposed incendiary fires
which occurred recently at the Old
Dominion Boat Club at its King street
property.
Says He Was HMisinformed."
Just after the court met. Attorney
H. Noel Garner stated to, the court
that on Saturday he had made certain
statements to the effect that he had
been informed that one member OF
the grand jury appeared before q
Richmond in the interest of the re-
election Of Judge Moncure. Mr.. Gar
ner said that he had been misin.
formed, as there was no such COM
mittee, and while the member in
question was. in Richmond he said
he learned that he took no part in
the proceedings in behalf of the re-
election of Judge Moncure:
The grand jury is composed of May
or ]. NJ Duncan. foreman; Frank T.
King, Kenneth w. Ogden, S. w. Pitts
William Desmond, w. c. Drury
George K. Brawner, Elliott Hoffman
and B. Abramson.
Evening star., 1922-03-28

In South America, Brazil has a
motor vehicle for every 1,497 persons:
Argentina, one for every 296; Chile,
one for every 455.
Evening star., 1922-03-28

In Pennsylvania passenger auto
used Us truck regularly to- carry
supplies is classed as commercial
vehicle
Evening star., 1922-03-28
SIS REWARD

who put paint in sewer at 2JO4 14fh st n W
Cali Col. sslo-W or address Box 122-A. Star
olnce.
SPRING PAINTING HINT: RRUSH-NU RE.
Of paint or varnish It's a mild powder nsad
in water. Mixed thin. a half pound-35cN
makes six gallons of PAINT SAVER or mixed
FLOOR CLEANER. pound makes twice a,
much for 6oc. BUY BRUSH-NU at paint ~
hardware stores. Geo. r. Gill, Diatributor,
642 "a. ave. s.e., Phone Lincoln 68OO
Evening star., 1922-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SESSION OF ALMAS TEMPLE, MOBILES
OF the Mystic Shrine. Is hereby ordered to be
held Wednesday. March %, a. Almas head.
quarters. I'll 18th street northwest, at pm
Ceremonial work
LEONARD P. STUART,
Z. LAWRENCE WALKER, Potentate.
Recorder
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
annual meeting Of the q. 8. Treasury Depart.
ment Beneficial Association will be held on
Thursday. March 80, 1922, at 4 AS pm, IN
the chief clerks office, room 181, Treasury
]. F. MOODY. Secretary %.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
Company has declared a dividend Of 8 per
cent ON its capital stock of So, 400, 900. nav.
able April 10. 1922, to the stockholders OF
record on March 81, 1922, and the transfei
10th inclusive. ~
CHARLES J. BELL, President.
LANES F. HOOD Secrefarv
Evening star., 1922-03-28

Tell Binkley has loaned his
bootlegger t Upton Bud till he
gifts back from Iowa.
1t took so much O Jake Bent
ley's time waitin' t be fined that
he's sold his car. '
Evening star., 1922-03-28

ed American minister to the Neither
lands and Luxembourg.
Evening star., 1922-03-28

Ground Long Neglected.
'This will not only give the Botanic
Garden greatly increased acreage
plenty of space in which to ,grow-
but will open up asection Of the city
which has been very much neglected.
Evening star., 1922-03-28
BOTANIC GARDENS TO
EXTEND FROM CAPITOL
TO POTOMAC RIVER
Continued from First Page.)

along five or six city blocks to
South Capitol street. The garden
will continue from there to End and
streets southwest. and Spread
Evening star., 1922-08-03
RITES ON SATURDAY
FOR SENATOR CROW
Delegation Chosen as Senate
Adjourns-Pepper Pays
Tribute to Colleague.
BY the Associa ted Press.

ny tHe !asSOcid teQ freSs.
UNIONTOWN, Pa, August 3.-United
States Senator William E. Crow, who
died at his country home near here
yesterday, will be buried on Satur-
day afternoon. Funeral services will
be held at the home and interment
viii be in Oak Grove cemetery here.
When the Fayette county court was
formally notified of Senator Crows
death. adjournment was taken until
Monday morning. A special meeting
of the county bar association was
called to arrange funeral details At
torney e. w. Smith of Pittsburgh, law
partner of David A. Reed, made a
memorial address before court ad-
Journed. Reed probably will be ap-
pointed as Senator Crows successor.
The Senate session yesterday was
closed at o'clock with adoption of
resolutions. presented by Senator Pep
per. including provision for a delega-
tion of senators to attend the funeral.
In announcing the death of his COL
league Senator Pepper said:
Il venture to believe, Mr.. President,
that by no senator was membership in
this body more highly priced than by
Senator Crow. His prolonged illness
prevented him from rendering to this
country in the Senate the service which
ne was so we'll qualified to render. He
struggled manfully to regain his health
and strength that he might return to his
post of duty. 1t was decreed otherwise
and he has now entered into rest"
The Senate will be represented at the
funeral by Senators Pepper, Spencer,
Missouri Ernst. Kentucky, and Nor
inson. Arkansas; Trammell. Florida !;
Dial. South Carolina, and Harris
Georgia, democrats
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Remnants
Underwear

Lots of things you want here!
SOS French Envelope Chemise, Sz.35
Beautiful Imported chemiseH exquisltely
hand embroidered and scalloped at top and
shoulder strap. Stra p and buiIt.up shouI-
ders. You'Ti save 6oc on every one you buy!
S3.95 Philippine Lingerie, $1.95
Gowns and envelope chemlse, daintIiy
hand embroidered. Chennlse have built up
shoulders. Gowns have square and round
necks: some seeveIess 3 models.
$1.9S Bingham Trimmed Underwear, 75c
Vests and Step-ins Of the softest. finest
naInsook. finished with an attractive binding
Of qIn0ham. They are quite the vogue.
$500 Silk Underwear, $3.45
Silk Chemise, Step-ins and BIoomers Of
heavy radium and rich crepeback satin In
iIoht blue and orchid. All tailored models
with hemstItchins and dainty two-t tone rib
bens for trimming.
S3.S0 Vanity Fair Glove Silk Vests, $1.95
Heavy glove silk In we'll cut vests. Flesh
color only.
$3.50 Vanity Fair Glove Silk Bloomers
$3.50
Vanity Fair glove silk is famous for quail.
ity. Here II 10 In bloc mers-cut full and we'll
made.
$50 Sport BIoomers, SzI85
Silk Jersey and radium Of fine quality-In
eolors that will match almost any costume:
Jade, black, periwlnkle and purpe-aIso
combinations Of blue and silver.
$500 Tub Silk Petticoats, $1.50
Colored tub silks to wear with sport skirts
and suits. Beautiful quaIity-in henna, Jade
and whirlpool blue.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Deaths.

CLARK. AsuddeniE; wsdnesdayS August o.: .;
notice later.
D1cKERsoN Departed this life Wednesday.
August .. 1922. SAMUEL p. devoted hus-
band of Ida Mason Dickerson. Funeral Sat
urday. August ), at 1:30 pm. from resi-
Congregational Church. 18th and p SITS. NV.
Casket will not be opened in the church.
Friends invited. -
DIoKERsoN. 32o Jonathan Davis Consistory:
No. ]. A. A. Scottish Rite. is hereby notified
to attend the Kadosh midnight services over
the remains of our late sublime prince. y
P. DICKERs0N: 80. 2es 1 X st NV. Mem
1l:15 pm. Paraphernal;a will be furnished
The public and friends are invited. BY order
of WM. NJ. EDWARDS. 32o, c. in {.
EDWARD J. MORRIS. 800.
Keeper of Seal and Archives 4
DICKERSoN. officers and members of the
Mems Cliff Rock Beneficial Association are
requested TO attend the funeral of our late
brother, S. r. DICKERSON. from the Ply
mouth Congregational Church. 18th and I
sts NV, SATURDAY; " Angus, Il IonIEoS & q! pm p1os
JOHN FRANKLIN. Sec.
HAMILTON. "Wednesday, August .. 1922. a,
) am. MARY ELIZABETH ,nee keliher,,
beloved wife Of Francis = Hamilton. Fu-
dolph ST. NV. Friday. August :. Mt $50
am thence to st. Paul's Catholic Church
will be said for the repose of her soul at 9
am. Interment at Rock Creek cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited 3s
KUHN. Suddenly Tuesday. August 1. 1922
ADOLPH. beloved husband Of Annie Kuhn.
Funeral from the residence Of his aunt. Mrs.
+ Christine 4s,oss. 4123 Illinois ave. NV.
Friday. August 4. at . pm. Relatives aud
friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill
cemetery. -
KELLY Wednesday. august 9. 1922. at his
residence Gl3 Eye st. ne. JAMES A.
KELLY in his 9th year. beloved husband
of Ida Elizabeth Kelly (nee Howard). and
son Of James +. and the late Elizabeth
Kelly. Funeral will take place from W. W.
Deals undertaking parlor. sl6 II st. ne.
Eaturday. August ). at AM. thence to
Holy Name Church. where requiem high
mass will be sung at $50 O'clock for the
repose of his soul lnterment Mount Olivet
cemetery.
LAUGHLIN. Wednesday, August p 1922. al
her residence. Washington Grove. Nd. JANE
LAUGHLIN. beloved mother Of Anna Lee
Langhlin. Funeral from her late residence
Friday. August 4. at 8 am. Interment
Lebanon Church, Va. 2:30 pm.
LYNN. Tuesday. August l. I9eo at pm.
NJ. ALBERT, beloved Of Marion L. and
Hanna V. Lynn tnee LongD. aged IA years
10 months. Funeral from his late residence
2O7h 18th st. s.w.. Fridny, August T. nj
$40 a m thence to ST. DOminic's Church
Irterment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Reia
tiyes and friends invited. 81
MILLER. Suddenly, Tuesday, August l, 1872
> ut $50 pm, ROSA, beloved wife Of Henr,
G. Miller. Remains at the parlors Of W
r. Speare Co.. 1908 H ST. Funeral from st
Andrews Episcopal Church. on Friday, Au
gust 4. At 10 am. lnterment private. 3s
Evening star., 1922-08-03
CARDS of TbankS.

ALLEN. l wish to express my sincere ap-
probation to my many loyal friends and
neighbors for their kindness and their beau
tiful Moral tributes at the sudden death of
my wife, ELIZABETH NJ. ALLEN. and TO
especially thank my many friends Of the
Z. S. patent office. the management Of
Arlington Hotel. and the employees of the
Arlington and Burlington Hotels.
GEORGE L. ALLEN,
sos 18th st. ne.
BOWMAN. We wish to extend to the many
friends, relatives and neghbors thanks for
the beautiful floral tributes and kind sym
pathy during the Illness and death of our
THE FAMILY. I"
friends. relatives and neighbors thanks for
the beautiful floral tributes and kind SYM
pathy during the illness and death of our
beloved wife and sister Mrs. II. T BROWN
MIR. II. T. BROWN. MRS. JOCK ECKLEY
AND MRS. W. E. WINES.
Quincy. Friends and relatives of my he
loved niece. Miss MAMIE Quincy. l wish
to thank them for the masses. prayers and
beautiful flowers. letters of sympathy espe-
ment division of the G. p. o., for their
sweet remembrance of her.
MISS MARY KENNEDY. AUNT .
HOMER. We wish to thank our relatives and
friends for kind sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the death of our father
EDWIN P. HOMER.
MRS. MARY AND EMMA TRUMAN
WILLIAMS. Mrs. Sadie Y. Johnson desires to
tender her heartfelt thanks and gratitude to
departing hours of her daughters life,
DOROTHY MYRTLE WILLIAMS. who left
this life to sleep in Jesus arms July 81,
1922
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Outgoing Dresses!

zo-ss.oe Checked Bingham Dresses, S195
Red and white. green and white. blue and
white checks. The incest sort Of morning
froeks-oniy $1.s5!
zs-Sl5.0O Checked Gingham Dresses,
$3.50
Made SO simply, with round necks, sashes
and rick rack trimming. They are we'll
worth looking at!
$500 Dotted Swiss Frocks, $500 & $3.50
Navy blue and biack-they make Ideal
business and travelling dresses. Round or
surpiice neck ines-self grdles-oreandle
trimming.
It$z0.So to $500 Shantung Dresses
$500 & $3.50
Coat and straight line models. all beau
tifuiIy tailored and mighty smart. Be sure
to see these.
z5-$I9.5o Figured Crepe de Chine
Dresses, 1000
The favorite Of the season-eool printed
crepes, In lovely rose, tan, navy and white
Adoraby made with round necks and sashes
OF the material.
1A$35.o0 Yelled FouIard. Dresses, $3.50
Lovely dotted and figured fouIards, charm
insly veiIed In eeoreette crepe. Several
$3.50 to $500 Canton Crepe Dresses
$500
All hand drawn and beautifully made.
Dresses you can wear any time and feel ap-
proprIateIy dressed. ust, Jade, cocoa, perl
~Inkle, Gray and navy.
15iS55.00 to s9Sy00 Silk
Dresses, $500
Mostly one Of a kind-Roshanara and Can
ton crepe In some Of the best styles Of tho
season. Navy and blaT< only. Poiret and
Miigrim dresses In the ipt.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
rs MEMBERS OF HOUSE
TO PADGETT'S FUNERAL
Navy Department Representative
Also to Accompany Body to
Tennessee.

Accompanied by an official repre-
sentative of the Navy Department
and a delegation of about twenty-five
members of Congress. the body of
Representative Lemuel P. Padgett of
Tennessee, who was wartime chair
man of the House naval affairs COM
mittee and who died yesterday morn
ing, will leaye Washington at 4:50
pm. today for his home in Columbia,
Tenn.
The House delegation will be in
charge of Joseph G. Rodgers, ser
and will be met in
Columbia by the members of the Ten
nesse delegation who are now in
their home state. Colleagues who
served with Representative Padgett
on the naval affairs committee. will
attend the funeral including Chair
man Butler of Pennsylvania, Rior-
dan, New York; Britten, Illinois; Nc
Arthur. Oregon; Swing, California,
and oliver. Alabama. Representatives
Wingo of Arkansas and Sanders OF
Indiana are also official representa-
tives of the House at the funeral.
There will be no funeral services
here, but arrangements are being
made for memorial exercises in Ten
nessee, attended by all of the prom
inent officials of the state who have
been intimately associated with Rep
resentative Padgett during his more
than twenty-five years in public life.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
MRS. MARY HAYES DIES.
Mother of D. C. Methodist Pastor
Native of Baltimore.

Mrs Mary A. Hayes. eighty years
old, mother of the Rev. Edward
Hayes. pastor of Douglass Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. died
Tuesday at the home of her son, the
Methodist parsonage. sos 11th street
northeast. The funeral will be at the
parsonage this afternoon at o'clock.
The ceremonies at the parsonage and
at the grave will be conducted by
Rev John r. Edwards. district su
perintendent of the Washington dis
trict of the Baltimore Conference.
Mrs. Hayes was a native of Balti-
more. where she was widely known
in church circles. She had made her
home with her son. Rev. Mr. Hayes
ever since he entered the ministry.
thirty-five years ago. DR.. Hayes has
been pastor of his present charge for
the past five years, during which time
Mrs. Hayes had made many friends
here. She is survived by three sons,
Rev. Mr.. Hayes of this city, William H.
Hayes Of Pittsburgh and Charles {.
Hayes of Chicago.
The interment will be in Loudoun
Park cemetery, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Stockings-Friday

Lots of them at low prices-and all
good stockings.
Sl00 Sport Stockings, SOC
Sport Lisie Stockings, In dropstltch and
~lde-rIb patterns, dark rose, green, light
rose. blue.
$500 and Sz.25 Silk Stockings, $3.50
Pure Silk Stockings In plain and fancy
vertical stripes; full fashioned and we'll re-
Inforced; ali good stockings Of excellent ap-
pearance; eordovan, white, rose, green, polo
gray, beige.
$500 RoIettes, SI.95
These popular stockings among the rem
nants: Fancy and plain all silk Rolettes, with
elastic garters; black, gray, nude, brown,
beaver.
$500 and $3.50 Stockings, S2.35
Fancy SILK Stockings for dress and sport
wear; thread and glove Silks with hand en-
broIdered cIox and fancy open work pat
terms: beautiful dress stockings; white. cor.
dovan, black, russet.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Blouse Remnants
That Will Cause a Stir
$500 Cotton Net BIouses. sI.85

$500 Cotton Net Bl0uSes, $l.85
Just the blouse for sIIp.on sweaters.
Cream white cotton net, with round necks-
Peter Pan or coarIess styles and short
sleeves. Trimmed with tiny rufies of Val
lace that are too dainty for words.
$500 Tricolette Sport BIouses, @.65
Here's something different"-be sure to
see it. Fancy Weave TricoIette slip-over
Blouse, with Peter Pan collar and cuffs made
Of tiny ruffles Of Val Iace-carmIne, bisque,
navy and Copenhagen.
$500 to $500 Tailored Dimity BIouses
$500
FL Fine &C. check t; and stripe dImtIes. with Peter
long sleeves and turn back cuffs. Some are
trimmed with real Irish picot edge.
$50 Georgette Crepe Blouses, sz.95.
Fine Georgette Crepe Bouses, In charm.
ing tie back or tuck-in styIes-Tuxedo, Peter
Pan and roll collars that are SO becomIno
Also frlIi model trimmed with lace.
$S.9S to $1,000 Silk Blouses, $500
Georgette crepe. pussy willow and crepe de
chine In good looking su'r bouses. Heavy
pussy willow silk In tailored styles.
Georgettes In Tuxedo and friII models, trim
med with laees Crepe de chimes, beaded or
trimmed with contrasting coIors. One Of
these Is sure to be what you want.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
DeathS,
KhNKAnrr

NoCKABEE. Departed this life Tuesday,
August !. 1922. at pm, after a long and
painful Illness. WILLIAM w. the beloved
husband OF Daisy Moekabce tnee ReevesD,
Funeral Friday, at pm. from his parents
residence - st. Sc. ReiatiEes and
friends Invited 30 attend. 3s
sMfTH. Wednesday, August g. 1922 at
am, CLINTON y. SMITH. aged 40 years,
beloved husband OF Blanche Nenl Smith FIR
neral from the residence of his mother. MIR.
Lanra V. Smith. 445 10th st. s.w.. on satur-
friends invited. 1nterment Iprivate) at Glen
wood cemetery a.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Suits to Swim In!
Good "Buys Among the
Skirt Remnants
$16.75 to $3.50 Sport Skirts
$500

Here's big opportunity.
IS Of our very finest Sport Skirts-eponge,
ratlne, sponseen, camers hair pIaids, Eng
IIsh velour checks, woven stripes, silk and
wool knit, kasha and striped fianneHIn
every sport color and every style that you
can think Of. Every one Of them $500 Fri.
day.
$1150 and $3.50 Skirts, $3.50
More good looking skirts also reduced for
Friday. Smart Box-piaieed PrunelIa and
Bedford Cord Skirts In box and side plated
styIes-tan and brown, navy and tan, black
and gray, navy and Copenhagen Skirts you
can wear an fall
sos Skirts, $3.zS
1o-Wh!te Washable 6aronet Satin Skirts,
with gathered yokes and Inset pockets.
These are mighty smart.
$3.50 to $10.50 Skirts, $3.50
Buy one Of these. 2o-odd Skirts In tweed,
wool crepe, velour checks and novelty piaids,
All OF them good looking.
$3.50 to $3.50 Silk Skirts, $S.75
Don't you want a Silk Skirt at this price7
20 Silk Skirts In Roshanara, Folio. Thro
Fantasle and satin stripes In white, rose,
copenhagen, gray, green, Jade. black, peach
and orchid.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Interestingly Remnants
for Larger Women

$500 Coats for Larger Women, $3.50
sin navy and black twill cord. with panel
back and belts; beautifully and appropriately
made.
S145.OO Suits, $49.50
Large women will appreciate these four g.
piece Costume Suits In Roshanara, twill
cord and eponse. designed especially for
them straight Line dresses. with cape and
box Jackets; In navy and Copenhagen.
$500 Suits, $3.50
Another "buy" for iarner women. 2
Black HaIriIne Strip Suits, with good
looking Iona Line Jackets; 44l. bust.
$6950 Suits in Large Sizes, $500
2-Navy TrcotIne WooItex Suits, with
plated panel back; size 80 bust.
5000 to $3.50 Suits for Larger Women
$39.50
15-Dress Suits, designed for large women;
becoming long line panel and box jackets
with cable stitching and braid embroidery;
navy and black twill cord.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
zoo BUS LINE TO OPEN.
Rock Creek Park Service Also te
Start SATURDAY..

Bus service by the Washington
Railway and Electric Company into
Rock Creek Park and the Geological
grounds will begin at noon Saturday.
hllam F. ham. president of the
company, announced today.
The Zoo busses will start from the
harvard street entrance and pas
sensers may purchase two-cent
transfers from the Mount Pleasant
car line at 10th and Columbia road
These buses will run into the center
of the Zoo
The Rock Creek Park line will ex-
tehd from the terminus of the Park
road busses along Park road and goth
street into the park as far as Milk
House Ford. One fare or a transfer
VIII be good as far as Pierce Mill.
FROM that point to Milk House Ford
an additional fare will be charged.
These two lines will operate only
on Saturday afternoons. Sundays and
holidays under present arrangements.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Big Values in
Glove Remnants

Several Broken Lots of Cham0iSette
Gloves, Csc
$1.00 12-button- Length chamoIsetts Gloves;
white. pongee, brown and black.
$1.2s Strap-wrist SlIp-on ChamoIsette
Gloves; white, sand, gray and beaver.
$1.25 2-clasp Chamoisette Gloves, In gray
and channels.
$3.50 1e-button- length chamoIsette Gloves,
In white only; 6La, z, 7H.
Chamoisette and Silk Gloves, Csc
$500 16- button chamoIsette Gloves, white,
~; biscuit, eA, Z, 7H; gray. eKs, 7,
$500 IS button length MIianese SILK
Gloves; white, 5Ka, 8, sLs; silver, 5La, s,
7Na; brown, 5Ks to 7K2; navy, 5H. s; bea-
$3.50 12.button Duplex Gloves; beaver, sLa;
channels. 5La, s; brown, 5Hs, 6, 6La.
$1.5o 2.cIasp best quality MIIanese SILK;
white, 5H, =. Ne; black, 8; silver, 2, 7Ha;
Fine Kid Gloves, $2.95
$3.50 s-button- length Giace Plque Gloves,
In white, 5Lz, 6, 6Lz, 6s4, 7N, 7H.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Coats

What chances, indeed, with so many
people wanting coat to go away with!
5000 Shantung Coats, $3.50
f-Shantung SILK Motor Coat, with fuil
back The incest sort Of motor coat. Look
$16.50 Top Coats, $3.50
e-Rust Color Tweed Top Coats, In belteo
styles. Good looking and SO low in price.
$3.50 Coat, $13.55
TAN and Brown Wooitex Tweed Coat
beautifully tailored.
$4,000 to $500 Coats, $z3.75
15-Top Coats, in Imported tweed. camePs
hair and tvvilIcord. Black, tan. gray, brown
and faliow. Coats such as these can be
worn all fall.
5000 and $500 Coats, $2o.5o
fSTan and Brown cameIs Hair Top
Coats, with full backs and raglan sleeves
beIted styles. camePs hair is always smart.
$500 WooItex Coats, $z9.50
5-WooItex Tuxedo Cape Coats, In faow
and navy, veIdyne; trimmed with cable
stitching. Come early for these.
S6950 Coats, $3.50
to-Pandora Cape Goats, fuil-ength Tux
edo collar and wide, flowing sleeves-very
distinctive. In falIow, sorrento, navy and
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Stop and See the
Sweater Remnants

S1.o5 to s. Wool Slip-overs, $125
Fine quality but only few coIors: Henna.
black, brown and eombinatlon effeets. You
are lucky II these coIors are yours!
$500 to $3.50 Sweaters, $2.95
silk fibers and woods, IN Tuxedo and slip
over styles. All Of them mighty good look
Ing; mixed coIors and sizes, In navy, black
and white, pheasant, henna and rose.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Two Specials in Stockings
HS0 Sill Sfork;noe e31S

@SsoV oIIK CIOCNIHXB, $Z.ZS
Pure silk, full fashioned, with silk gar.
ter hem and fancy lace clox; extremely
good looking; black, white, cordovan,
sand, beaver and gray.
$500 and $3.50 All-silk Stockings, Sl.oS
Every pair perfectl This Is a special
purchase that 10 q real opportunity. In
black, with Iisls foot and all silk top; In
white and eoIors-silk from top to toe,
with iIsie InteriInins at garter hem, sole,
heel and to-