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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31
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CvIA ALL AMERICA cAB1Es)

LoSnREs, agosfo BIZ FL EeeAiao
Acies, en- lm despaeho procedente de
aIiian dice que Ia escuadra italiana
ha sido deunida en- 81 puerto de Ta-
ranto, con 0rdenes dc proceler a una
accidn Immediate, puesto que es va in
dispensable que tenga que proeederse
contra Grecia de i'm momento otro.
! LONDREs, agosto 31.-De fuente
Official ancneiase que la Conferencia
de Ernbajadores reunida en- Paris, pro-
p0nese eleSar su protesta ante Gre
cia, recomendando su gobierno que
inmediatamente lleYe a cabo una mi
nuciosa investigation de los asesina-
tos cometidos en- su sueio en- sdbditos
italianos. Sc espera que Grecia con-
saeentira Ell que dicha investigation la
reeaiieep los poderes, para eyitaE que
Italia lt toIae una accion agresiYa contra
ella. lss
WASHINGTON. agosto 81. Avis6s
fpdeiales de Ia HabanR, indican Gietia
situaei6fna 81 !; ;de GI.,pba I.,p es sefia, pueaicre
ese que les Sc baI rseistrado, nm leyantas
miento en- "a region esS e,rieAtalfde aaue4
Ia isla- FL Charge de Affairs de Ia
Leeaeidn de Cuba en- esta capital, Sc.
nor Almeida ha esfado conferencian-
do ayef con Ell Departamento de Es-
tado Y oficia1mente declare que existe
I'm deseontento general en- Ia Repd-
blica, principalmente entire los yete-
ramos de la Guerra, motivado por la
Suppression de la Loterfa. la consolida-
ci0n de los ferrocarriles otras me-
didas puestas en- -yigor allf, preston
.ejercida por los Estados Unidos.
ATENAS, agosto 31.-M Presidente
del Ministerio Griego, seiior Papayan-
makis, ha respopdido a la nota de Ita-
liza, diciendoN que estd dispuesto a pri-
nero, enviar la expression Official de
duelo a Italiafi por medic de su Minis
tros con las explicaciones consiguien-
,es:: segundo, celebrar misas de Re-
aquiem ofieiales por el alma de las VIC
timas, las cuales iran los miembros
del Gabinete griego; tercero, el mismo
lfa que tales misas Sc celebren, un
destacamento de tropas griegas hard
los honores de ordenanza la BAN
dera italiana, frente a la Legaci6n de
Italia cuarto, las autoridades militia
res de Preveza Espireso, rendiran
honores a las vfctimas durante son con-
'aonducidos sus cuerpos a los barcos de
guerra italianos. Los apartados quin-
to, sexto Y septimo han sido rechaza-
dos Dor Grecia por ereerlos una burla
al honor nacional sin embargo, ei go
bierno accede a dar. Ia compensation
que pidan los familiares de las vie
timas.
MELILLA, agosto 3l.Se ha confir.I
nado el enplazaniento decaiones enc
migos en- el monte Spernain. Los avia-
dores espanoles valiendose de granadas
incendiarias han logrado incendiar al
gunos aduares en- Benimechien. La
harca eiiemiga de Bensanan requiere
los beninfriagne para que ataquen
a los espaaoles- ABEL Krim reorgani-
"a sus huestts- Sdbese que cuenta con
poderosa artIleria.
MADRID, agosto 81 El Gobierno
he acordado enviar una nota a Fran
cia pidiendo que Sc evite contrabando
de arnas hecho desde las zonas fran.
cesas Llama Ia atenci6n del gobiernol
frances sobre las di6cultades que este
eontrabandocrea Ia actuaci6n de las
tropas espaholas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31
DESEMBARCO DE
TROPAS ITALIA
mas EN- TANCER
Sc casa el Principe de
Asturias con una Prin-
cesa de la familia rel
mantle italiana?
(Servicio para Ell IHrPARcIAL de Ia
''United Press's
CvIA AII AMERIcA cABLEsl

IS - q
PARIS, agosto s1.-Un despacho de
Madrid, enviadot por Ia Agepcia Ma
vas, al referirse al descmbarco de tro-
pas italianas en- Tanger, expresa que
hoy n creencia dc que el Gabiencte es-
pafiol hise reunido inmediatamente
para tratar de este grave asunto que
epvrelve para Espaha uila question de
honor. Italia dice que ella abrIga la
intencidn de que Sc le de la parte co.
rrcsaondiente en- las discusiones So
bre Tanger.
Madrid, agosto a1.-La prensa de es-
ta ciudad semioficialmente anuncia Ia
posibilidad de una union entire las
familias reales de Espafa Italia,
pues es muy probable que el principe
de Astnrias haga compromise matrl-
monial con una princvesita del Tro-
no de Roma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31
La guerra itaIO greca puede
decirSe que eSinevitable. Italia
La Temporada
Dfaz : Perdiguero
Ell INFERNO

s = j Z 4 y =
Tn juguete del antigua rcgimen, en-,
pedradosde sal gorda, no. siempre de
muy buen gusto; un iuguete como tam
tos otros, sin gran novedad en- el asun-
to riseIi los tipos, este es Ell Inferno,
comedia de Antonio Paso Joaqufn
Nbati, afortunados cultivadores del g6-
,, que Ia compa1fa Dfaz- -Perdiglero
FTeA Agesent6 anoche con mucho mas en-
tusiasmo esmero de 10 que la obra.
en- realidad merece.
La obra, que por ciertos sigue dema-
siado de cerca el desaT0llo de la fa-
mosa pieza de Henequin Las deiicids
del hogdrs tiene un primer acto.de SAL
nete s6brio v bien. construfdo; pero
luego Sc desvfa de Ia direction inicial
para entrar Ell el campo del absurtlo
y del retruecanosa cailo libre.
+ i buen pfblfco que casi llenaba ell
teatro, rio cumplidamente las desca-
belladas situaciones de I'll Inferno
agradecf6 con sus aplausos los ar
tistas de la 'compaffa Dfaz-Perdiguero
el buen arte y la bonfsima voluntad
que pusieron en- Ell desempeho de .sus
papeles.
El primer puestO en- nuestros elogios
debe ocuparie hoy el senor Perdigue-
70. actor que tiene un concepto de 10
c6niico lleno de honradez y buen SEN
lido. Lo que aver. decfamos de el,
aproposito de su intervention en- La
Qhocoldteritatl. 10. ratiieamos hoy con
alsunos puntosi mas en- su favor. La
grAcia del seiior Pefdiguero es de Ia
mejSp ny Maneis su, yoz- 81. voz
opaca = rota-7con ,hrodigipsa macs
Pttllii@ aahd4ls AZ az w ". 81 en- y f spapdo inae
2Spg sfSDpgs ssaaaui aagauidas de- una penetrante, de
qliiisa sam 4tregktf6ie ''Slhiiiid eSolmhiiciidad, u, Anoche
esda "a sPaSsis@iiSSn1c dst seil0Fr ,nP nPerdiguero
'eha escefh8a9 lefa E saiuiiada por una fran
bar care6jadaas. Es Va ipdudsble que
aion3 Alffsenfo la enfrado CO mel pie de-
'recho en- ell escenario de nuestro vale
tudinario Municipal.
La seiora Dfaz no desmereci5 al
lado de su esposo. Con csto 1lic,i;.
hecho su mejor elogio. Sin embargo,
no es El Inferno una obra a tono con
las condiciones esenciales de su ta-
lento.
FL senor Rodriguez revalido sus cre7
denciales de excelente autor que ya
lie habfa otfgado Ell publico la noche
del debut de Ia campafifa.
La senorita que interpret6 el papel
de doncella trampa para maridos in
cautos, cuyo nombre sentimos no re-
cordar nos hizoa nosotros y al pd-
blico-una buena impression que espe-
ramos que reafirmara en- intervencio-
mes de mayor importancia.
Los demas discretos v entonados.
El sefior Alcon es acknowledgements
un buen actor, pero debe corregirse de
su tendencia cortar las frases. po-
drfamos .devir que verticalmente A
veces da Ia impression de que habla en-
rajas, como Sc vende el salchich6n en-
algunas tiendas.
Esta noche representara Ia compa-
MIA una comedia de Felipe Sassone,
que fue Ell primer exito franco del no.
table plumffero peruano. Sc nos atir-
ma que es ella una de las obras en-
que la troupe Dfaz-Perdiguero luce
mas v mejor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31

HARRISBUSG, agoste 81. -Por con-
ducto1 1autorizado hase. sabido que los
opera eOres de minas Sc niegan al re-
conocimiento de las Uniones de traba-
jadores de minas. por cuya raz0n am
bas parties han vuelto a terminar sus
conversaciones para solucionar la huel-
ga que estallara esta noche.
LONDRES, .agosto 317z-Los marcos
cotfzanse a 5o,OOO,o 900 spor libra ester
lima
/ LONDRES, agosto 31-Un despaeho
del Central News, procedente de Ro-
ma, dice que fuerzassde infanteffa ita-
llama han desembarcado en- Tanger;
para proteger la colonia italiana ALI,
ROMA, agosto 31.--E Charge ii
Affairs britdnico ,en esta ciudad, senior
Kennatd, ha visitado elI Ministerio. de
Relaciones Exterio9es para expresar
lsu pfofuhdas coridoleneia en- nombre de
Gran Bretana, por los asesihatds CO..
imetfdos en- Gfecia Ell sdbditos Italia
nos anbiea ,lI,i q les epsba jadoEes dc Po-
loifiaI Estados @ UIHbifhEoS ETaHqid Es-
pafia, hiciercp ig.lalr denplG,strae n ef6rDfde
ehIr peshIr. Loss Losp diploma & ticos os'0i imaiifestai
iF6t al sed6f AfEgsofinmf finf sGa Gaae ffaaleaiase- fal
sfnatos e0nstitiiian@ Fun una II yergiieissbs ssi saiI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31
sD6nde esta Calico?

>El Captain, Felipe Blanco. Jefe Dis
trito, FL. San Juan, desea saber la
direction de Fidelio de Cajicas, para
hecerle enFega De documentos relaeio-
nodos con su solfcitud de ingreso en- la
policia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31
Oscar Nevarez

Aver EMBARGO para Estados Unidos
en- yiaje de negocios, donde permane-
cera algunas semanas, nuestro cstima-
do amigo d. Oscar Nevarez de Toa
Baja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-31

Ia Confereneia de Enbaiadores reunida en-
Paris acuefda proteStar ante ell gobieno
dc Grecia de los asesinatos de
SdbditoS italianos

La asupres m la Loterfa la consolidation dc
dc los feffocarrlles v otras antipopulares
lnedidas promueven TN estado re- -.
yoluciOnariosen Cuba
Evening star., 1923-05-02
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAYS.

REAL BARGAINS.
Dodges. Ruirks. Heos Frsnklins. 0aklands.
MaXwslls, Lrxiuctons and Fords tourings.
roadst"rs, light deliveries and taIs. Prices
range from SO to SJ1I
1t Will Pay You to Look
Them Over.
!.erm~. Manhattan Garage. 1905 eth st. NV.
WORTHWHILE USED
CARS
Many Makes. All Priced Right.
Terms to responsible purchasers.
Used CAR SALES DEPT.
ltol CONNECTICrT AVE. NV.
Main 5429.
CADILLAC Limousine landaulet;
mechanically perfect; Westing-
house shock absorbers: uphol-
>tery and body in perfect condi-
tion: tires practically new. Will
sacrifice for $500. Apply McMa-
hon. +. 6945.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
WALES BEGINS TRIP
AS PLAIN CITIZEN
Leaves London for Canada in
Worn Overcoat and
Old Shoes.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 6.-The Prince
of Wales left London yesterday for the
great open spaces of his Canadian
ranch, travelling as Lord Renfrew, just
plain peer, as his highneSs is going
away 10 rough it a bit.
None of the members of his family
went to the Waterloo station to bid
him goodbye. for royalty does not Of
fer ceremoniouS farewells to a mere
peer. He drove to the station alone.
not as the prince who sets fashion for
what the well dressed men will wear,
= but just as a young nobleman in a
gray overcoat which shows it's ages.
He wore pair of heavy shoes that
were poorly polished and COM
Portable slouch hat, stained by sun,
rain and dirt. There wasn't one uni
form, not even a top hat, in his trav-
cling bag. 1t was the first time in his
life, perhaps, that he was able to
make a trip without ceremonious
habiliments.
But the prince could not quite get
away with the attempt to be a mere
noble, for several thousand of his
fathers subjects assembled at the sta
ton and to them he remained the
Prince of Wales, heir to the throne,
and the most popular young man in
the empire. They cheered him until
he had to raise his hat and nod his
head several times. but it plainly
bored him to have to do so.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
WORLD WAR VETS
ASK PEACE PARLEY
Federation of Former CON-
batants Suggests 0ut|awing
Nations Keeping Armies.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, September 6.-The in
terallied federation of former COM
batants at the final session Of its
congress here passed a resolution in
viting all citizens of the world de
sirous of establishing a permanent
and just peace to recommend to their
respective governments the calling
at the earliest possible moment of a
conference in succession to The
hague peace conference to carry on
the work of disarmament in naval
ana air forces auSpiciouSly inaugu-
rated at Washington
1t was voted to raise the annual
assessment on each man in each or
ganization from one centime to a
Gentime and half, with a special
assessment of 10 centimes for 1928
calculated at the pre-war rate of ex-
ChanGe. This Will mean charge of
cents on American members.
Would Outlaw Armies.
The congress also amended a reso-
luton adopted at the New Orleans
conference reading that any country
Keeping armies for purposes of aE-
SresSlon should be outlawed, to in
cIude such commercial organisms as
may within a few days be trans
formed into offensive weapons" This
amendment was passed at the sug-
gestlon of the French delegates, who
aNowed that it was aimed at German
commercial aviation.
Inc resolution on German repara-
tlons and the occupation of the Ruhr,
Whlch had kept the committee on
peace deadlocked until late yesterday
afternoon, finally was ironed out to
the general satisfaction of all through
the French delegation agreeing to
Glide all reference to the Ruhr and
the British admitting that Germany
was acting in bad faith, and that
she could and must pay reparations
The text of the resolution as finally
adopted reads in part:
Would Make Germany Pay.
The congress of the Interallied
Federation of War Veterans believe
that Germany can pay with relatively
snort delay the amount of reparations
agreed upon in common by all the
allies"
The resolution adds that, consider
ing the fact that the Belgian. British
and French governments agreed that
Germany, in bad faith, had not paid
to the limit of her capacity, she must
pay reDarations. The resolution ear
nestly prayed the allied governments
to insure as rapidly as possible the
payment of reparations. 1t hoped for
the sake of peace and the progress
of the world that the Belgian, Brit
iSh and French governments, faithful
to the entente cordiale, would coerce
Germany into paying by common fra
ternal action, thus safeguarding the
rights of war victims and the inter-
ests of the unemployed.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Women's Capes, Coats

2 Twill Capes; gray. size 40,
navy, size 36. $3.50 each;
l Tan Twill Cape; straightline
silhouette; size 3S. $3.50, was
$3.50.
8 Navy Twill Capes, collars en-
broidered in navy: l size 30; 2
40. $3.50 each, were $3.50.
Twill Wrap Coats with side
tie; l tan; gray: size sc.
$3.50 each, were $3.50.
Twill Capes, tan. 1 gray;
full back and belted front;
sizes 3S. AZ, A. S28.50 each;
were $3.50.
Black Twill Cape; size AZ.
$3.50; was $59.5O.
Tan Twill Cape Coat. size 3s.
$3.50; was $3.50.
/ Mixed Sport Coat, size 40;
sold "as is" $15; was x28.So.
l Black Silk Coat, size SO.
$3.50; was 5000.
women's Cape Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

sale that only twice year. offering furniture and
of the dependable quality prices lower than at
any other time
Overstuffed Living Room Suite in splendid tap
estry cover $3.50
Mahogany finished Windsor Chair air..............$9
Large Extension Gate-Leg Table, with solid
mahogany top. $3.50
Bed Davenport in tapestry; full cosprne base $3.50
Combination Mahogany Wing Chair or Rocker,
with velour tapestry covered spring seat. $3475
Combination Mahogany Four-Post Double Bed .$26.75>
Furniure eandR Rug Sections sixthna
Evening star., 1923-09-06
The Semi -Annua1 Sale
Furniture and Rugs
At Exceptionally Low Prices

The deferred plan very convenient you do not
to make the entire outlay at time Delivery made
to any shipping point in the United States, prepaid
Only few of the hundreds of values mentioned
Armchair or Rocker, upholstered in blue or
walnut mOnd1r .4L/.0U
Soft, A1l-Layer Cotton Felt Mattress, twin size,
SITS; double size $1e.75
9x12 Administer Rugs .$A.50
9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs .$47.50
8.3x10.6 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs. ..$25
Wool Wilton Rugs, 9x12. $3.50
4x7 Oval Rag Rugs. s.............. .$14.95
Evening star., 1923-09-06
The September Sale of
China, Glass, Housewares
At Lowered Prices

IN this sale are listed In the sections
i a great many more-all at special
eed and come in tomorrow.
Cotton Scrub Mops, 35c.
Galvanized Iron Ash Cans, SI75, Re
tnforced top and bottom with
iron bands.
Good Quality Brooms, 81. Polished
handle; medium size.
Quart Can Wizard Polish, S5c. Wizard
Dust Mop, S5c; for floors wiz
ard floor waXer and polisher
with lib. can wax, $2.65.
Bread and Cake Closet, $c55. Two
removable shelves; white enamel.
Flour Cans, SI.7J. 25-lb capacity:
triple coat of white enamel on
tin.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Only a few OF the many, many items
devoted to these wares you will n
low prices. Make list of what you
lam or relish dishes with tray and
cover. 75c. Nickel plated; inset
of glass.
Gas Heaters, roll-top style, $4.95.
Reflector of FURNISHED copper.
Bath Stools, S1.65. Finished in white
enamel; sturdily constructed.
King Seamless Cup Potato Ricers,
SQUARE Bread Boxes, S1.75. Tin,
triple coated white enamel.
Nav Queen, Glib. Electric Iron.
guaranteed for years, and
Ridjid Ironing Board, both for
1915.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Fruit lars. soc Doz.

Fruit Jars, soc Doz.
Much less than regular prices.
100 dozen Kerr wide-mouth
Jars, white glass.
Glassware Section, Fifth door.
Chi1dren's Shoes, $1.A5
Were much higher. 15 pairs
Growing Girls Black Patent
Leather Turn Sole Opera or
AA: 8. an. 4, 5 A; 21z. 4, B;
"a pairs Growing Girls Black
Patent Leather Welt Sole Opera
or Party Pumps; sizes 8. 4, 8,
5k, 6h AA; 3. 4. An. 5, 6h A;
:, Az B; 2h, an, c;
pairs Growing Girls Black
20 pairs Misses White Canvas
One-strap Pumps; sizes 11z. IL,
12h. 13k. 1. IN. A; 11h, IL,
l, IN. 3: IL D; l E..
13 pairs Children's White Can
ber soles; sizes 8. 81, 9, 81,
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Misses Dresses, $40
Were very much more. Is Silk
DlCoScSs 6SOA eSNhOs Aoa
lard. Shantung; light summer
silks: mostly light colors; sizes
IA, 16, 1S years.
IA Wolfe Dresses, 1915, were
much higher. Navy and white,
dotted and plain colors; sizes
IA. 16, Is years.
Misses Jackets, SIS
Were s28.5O and more. 10 Wool
Jackets, all imported materials;
stripes, plaids and few plain
colors; sizes IA. 16, IS years.
Misses Silk Jackets, 80 eachB
were much more. All-over en-
broidery; mostly dark colors;
sizes IL. 16, 18 years.
/ Misses Tan Poiret Twill Coat,
s25, was very much higher.
Tied at side; silk braid embroid-
cry: size 16 years.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Marquisette Curtains
SLAB Pr.

Very special. 100 prs.
ruffied, dotted marquis
ette curtains OF fine,
sheer quality; well made.
These ruffied curtains are
extremely popular now;
and the price is extremely
low. White; 2k yds.
long; tie-backs included
with each pair.
Curtain Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Golf Clubs Reduced

Golf Clubs Reduced
Used as samples in the Sport
ing Goods section; slightly
rusted or marred, but playing
ability not affected. Well
known makes such as r. For
gan Scotch Clubs, Kiln
Brothers, Burke & Co. and
Wright & Ditson.
Drivers, S3.75 eachy were
$3.50.
2 Special Drivers. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
Special Brassies, $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
Brassies. 81 each; were &1.75.
Steel Shafted Midirons, 1876
each, were $3.50.
Steel Shaked Mashies, 1915
each; were $3.50.
= Steel Shafted Putters, 1878
enchJ were $3.50.
Pitchers. $1.75 each; were %.
Mtdirons, S1.5O each, were
$3.50.
3 Mashies, $3.50 each, were
$3.50.
Putters. s1.so each, were
$3.50.
II Midirons. 81 each; were
S1.75.
Is Mashies. 81 each, were S1.7b.
Niblicks. 81 each; were &l.75.
Putters. 81 each, were SI.75.
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Wonen's Skirts. S.

Women's Skirts, SIS
Were $3.50 to $40. 80 Skirts
of excellent quality wool crepe.
roshanara crepe. ratine. Fru
Fru. cordova and washable
Fanta-si; white, lavender, blue,
green and gray.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
White Petticoats, 81
Were $2.85. 26 Petticoats in.
radium and crepe, de, chine;
shadow proof; scalloped edge;
also double-to-hip models.
"a White Sateen Petticoats 75c
each, were 81. Finished with
hemstitched hem: also double
9 Tub Silk Petticoats. 81 each,
were S1.85. Excellent quality;
shadow-proof: finished with
scalloped edge and hemstitched
hem; white, % and 80 inches
long: flesh 80 and Sc inches.
10 English Broadcloth Petit
Double panel and hemstitched
hem: white.
Petticoat Section, Third floor
Porch Dresses, $1.95
Greatly reduced. 18 Dresses.
some voile, some lawn; straight
line, with gatherings on side;
tuxedo collars of organdie or
round neck with white piping;
three-Quarter sleeves; finished
with sash; various colorS; sizes
SO to 46.
II Porch Dresses, 1895, were
$3.50. Crepe Dresses. with long
waist lines, round neck, short
sleeves; panels down front and
back; finished with sash; colors
are light blue, orchid and
green; sizes 16 to IS years and
46.
Porch Dress Section. Third floor.
Mems Oxfords, $2.45
Very greatly reduced. II pairs
Black and White Sport Oxfords
with ivory leather soles and
heels. Sizes Z, s, II B; 6k, Z,
712. c.
10 pairs Dress or Dance Ok
fords $4.75 pair; were 81. Pat
ent leather and gun metal calf
Sizes 6. 612, Z, s1a B; 6, C;
). +. ID.
pairs Black Norwegian Grain
0xfords. $4.75 pair, were $3.50.
Sizes B; 61a, IL c.
pairs Black Calf High Shoes
s3.45; greatly reduced. Sizes
AA; Sh, IL A; s. S1a c; ID.
Mems Shoe Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Special Size Appare1

Poiret Twill Suits, S45 each;
were $65 and S55. navy and
black; box coat models; tie at
side; sizes 4212, 44k. 46A.
] Handsome Black Lace Dinner
Dress, S45; was very much more.
Size 4412.
2 Printed Crepe Dresses. 1880
each; were S65. Combinations
Of rose and gray and blue and
gray; Oriental designs; sizes
3S1a, 4015
1 Brown Canton Crepe Dress.
$3.50; was $3.50. Beautifully
beaded in bronze; sleeves and
side panels faced with beige.
Dresses of georgette over
printed crepe, s2S.5O each; were
S38.5O. Navy, sizes 4412, 4S12
black, 42I2
Skirts. $3.50 each, were very
much more. Gray and tan
homespun; gathered models;
waist 35, Sc.
2 Black and White Novelty
Sport Skirts. $50; were much
more. Waist 80. 3S.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Corssts, Brassieres
80 Fine Corsets, $3.50 each;
were very much higher. Odds
and ends, including Binner,
Bien-Jolie. Bon Ton, Modart;
fine brocades and coutils: not
all sizes in all styles; sizes %,
%, "a. %, 26, 81, 81
5 Fine Quality Satin Stripe
Garter Brassieres. S3 each; were
SIS. Back closing and elastic
insert at side: sizes 80 and SO.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Fine Bandeaux, soc
Were much more. $50 Ban
deaux: odds and ends of good
makes: materials are satin.
treco and fine brocade; back or
side closing; broken sizes: re-
markable values; sizes Sc, 3S.
40, AZ. ~. 46.
1S BandeauX, $1.25 each; were
81 and more. Broken sizes
and discontinued styles: fine
brocade and silk jersey, also a
few treco; back or front clos
ing; sizes "a, SO, 3S. AZ, 46, As.
Corset Section, Third floor.