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The border vidette., 1923-09-29
Joe Cumming, deputy collec

Joe Cumming, deputy collec
tor of u. S. customs, has resign
ed from the service to engage in
the customs business in this
city. Joe has many friends all
of whom will join in wishing
him success. He will make good.
L. r. Mitchell, manager of the
Shelby Service Station, accom-
panied by his bride, nee Miss
Audrey Wertz, daughter of Da
mel Wertz, prominent furniture
manufacturer of Evansville, In.
diana, arrived home Wednesday.
The newly weds are at home at
313 Noon street.
William Briggs, from the Un-
tied Sugar Company, at Los
Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, is a
visitor in Nogales, being accom-
panied by his wife and children.
Before going south Mr.. Briggs
was connected with the Southern
Pacific de Mexico, as assistant
agent in Nogales. Sonora.
Friends of Richard O'Loane.
the mine and land promoter, of
this city, will be pleased to
learn that he is recovering from
serious illness in a Baltimore,
Maryland, hospital, where he
has been FIVE months. He went
east on business connected with
his Mexican mining interests.
L. Rosenstearn, we'll known
Tucson business man, who for
some time engaged in business
in Nogales. died last Monday
morning in a Los Angeles hos
pital, following long illness.
The funeral was held in Tucson
Wednesday afternoon, being at
tended by number of Nogales
peoples
Judge Charles Blenman of
Tucson has received an invita-
tion to attend the Stag Dinner at
the New Biltmore Hotel in Los
Angeles, to be given on next
Monday night by John McEntee
Bowman of New York City, and
the Judge will leave Tucson this
evening for Los Angeles to at
tend the dinner.
Robert Lyons, Superintendent
of the Telluride Mining Com
pany's mines at Oatman, is a
visitor in Nogales for a we'll
earned rest. For a number OF
years Bob was one of the cham.
pion hard rock. drillers of the
western mining camps. He is
an old time friend of Ed Bohlin
ger, Patagonia mining engineer.
E. K. Cumming, real estate
and insurance man, has moved
his Office from Morley to Grand
avenue, where he is now pleas
antly located. The ole quarters
on Morley avenue, will be occu
pied by J. G. Barns, to whom
Mr.. Cumming recently sold his
fire insurance business, retain.
ing the life and accident insur.
ance business. which be will
handle in connection with the
real estate business.
The Knights of Pythias show
king Tut" which will be given
at the Wise theatre in this city
October 1926, under the direc
ton of Ralph Allen. is progress
ing nicely and is going to be a
zig success in every way, &C
cording to those who have wit
messed the rehearsals by the
local artists-lovely young ladies
and handsome men. Over sixty
people will be in the cast, in
cluding the best talant in the
city.
William Gray, from the Gray
Brothers mines near the Three
, r camp, was a county seat visi
tor Thursday, on business con
nected with the sale of a grouI
of mining claims to eastern cap
italists. The fasteners are
represented by DR.. J. G. Under
wood, we'll known mining mar
of this city, who for many year!
has operated in Arizona and So
nora. DR.. Smelker and 0. K
Franklin of Nogales, are inter
ested in the properties sold.
The border vidette., 1923-09-29
SEPTEMBER 80, 1928.
LOCAL NEWS.

Nogales Thursday.
| George F. Powell, distributor
for Hudson Essex motors, is in
Phoenix on business.
Frank D. Wilkey has returned
from Phoenix, where had been a
| few days on business.
Harry Ladd, in charge of the
Standard Oil Company's Douglas
branch, is Nogales Visitor.
E. L. O'Malley, Tucson lum.
ber man, was a border city visi-
tor the forepart of the week.
Bill Bremen, mining man, has
returned from Canada, where he
had been on mining business.
City Alderman Bert Schleimer
has returned from California,
where be spent ten days on bust.
ness.
Ben Pierce, we'll known road
contractor, of Phoenix, was a
business visitor in Nogales last
Thursday.
Mrs. G. V. Fowler has gone to
Pitiquito, Sonora, for a visit
with her husband at his cotton
plantation.
L. C. Cutting, we'll known cot
ton grower of the Altar district.
Sonora, was a business visitor in
the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace McGee.
en- route to their home in Her
mosillo, Sonora, were visitors in
! tNogales Wednesday.
/ John George, Yaqui River,
|Sonora farmer. has returned tc
| Nogales from New York, where
| had been on business.
| Alex. Rossi, popular manager
of the international Casino cl
| Nogales, Sonora, visited Tucson
the forepart Of the week.
| O. H. Weaver, proprietor Of
the Home Bakery, has returned
| from a combined business and
| pleasure trip in California.
| Father Duval is i'll at the St.
Joseph's hospital in this city,
His many friends hope for bis
speedy complete recovery.
| Charley Mayfeld. successful
! Santa Cruz county farmer, ac
| companied by his mother, motor
ed in from their splendid farm
| Tuesday.
! George Cheeseman, oil man ot
Guaymas, is a business visitor
| in the city from the West Coast
of Mexico, being accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Leonard
of Tucson spent the week end ir
| Nogales. Mr.. Leonard is trav
cling representative for Alber
| Steinfeld & Go.
G. G. Moore, live stock inspec
tor and Deputy Sheriff Dar
Jones of Phoenix. visited Noga
les the forepart of the week, or
official business.
At the election of officer of the
knights of Columbus, held las
Sunday, Judge Frank J. Duffy
was elected Grand Knight fol
the ensuing year.
Stanley Bryant, superlnten
dent of the municipal water de
partment, has returned from {
hunting and fishing trip at Fort
Libertad, Sonora.
Adolfo Ybarra, consul for tht
Southern Pacific of Mexico, will
headquarters at Empalme, So
nora, was a business visitor ii
Nogales Thursday.
Louis G. Kelsey, the civil en-
gineer, has returned from Saf
ford, Arizona, where he is ir
charge of civic improvements be
ing made in that city.
BENZ. J. Jones, city alderman
and local manager of Alber
ESteinfeld & Company, has re
turned from Los Angeles, where
he spent several weeks vacation
Attorney and Mrs. Malcom G
Little of this city, motored tt
Tucson the forepart of the weel
Mr.. Little having been called Il
the Old Pueblo on legal business
G. e. Wheeler, assistant cash
ier of The First National Banl
of Nogales, accompanied by Mrs
. Wheeler, has arrived at his HON
in Illinois, making the 227O' mil
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
. At R. 6. SHAW
JUNIOR HIGH
81 Are Promoted to Senior
School, Prof. Wesley Max
ing Chief Address.

Sixty-one students Of the Robert
Gould Shaw Junior High School
were graduated to the senior high
schools yesterday, Prof. Charles II.
Wesley of Howard University, max
ing the principal address.
William L. Houston, member of
the Board of Education awarded
certificates. The Rev. F. I. A. Ben:
nett, rector Of Calvary Protestant
Episcopal church, pronounced the
invocation. DIR. Frank w. Ba1lou,
superintendent of schools, presided.
Garnet G. Wilkinson, assistant SUI
perintendent of school, made a few
remarks. The roster of graduates
follow:
February, 1928 class-Beatrice
Brooks, Malvin Davis, Myron Fitz-
hugh, Bernice Fletcher, Thelina
Latney, James Lindsey, George
Marshall, Edna Randall, Mary Rice,
Helen Robinson, Selma Taylor,
Felicia White. Alice Williams,
Dorothy Wormley.
June 1928, class-Elsie Anderson,
Ethel Baylor, Jennie Bell. Theresa
B. Brown, Mary E. Bryant, Viola
Male, Lucy B. Carter. Charlotte
Collins, Maud A.. Davis, Pearl E.
DySOIIp Oza .. 4 OFOs JduSI =. COS-
ter, Irene =. Mailman, Malissa M.
Holland, Francis J. Honesty, Mar
jorfe L. Johnson, Etelka MacGaha,
Nora v. Mitchell, Olivia M. Smith,
Annie. Ercelia Swami, Lucinda o.
Thomas, Pearl e. Timer, Doris H.
Tuckson, Philip Atkins, Philip
Brooks, William Brown, William
Bowen, Chester Conner, Thornton
Cosby, Frank Davis, Joseph Mart
hard John Douglass, Pellease c.
Kebble. Milton Early. James Elliott.
Lawrence Edelin,, William Gray,
William Green. Hassie Pope. Man.
ming Johnson, Arthur Lanier,
Joseph Miller, William Lindley,
Reliford Rambeau, Sterling Savoy,
BENJAMIN Lewis, Timothy Ward
First class honors were awarded
to Lucinda Thomas and second to
Lawrence Edelin,.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

lear-aWay or the remnants that
few weeks of heavy selling.
A-$70.BO 20 SOS Afternoon
Gowns, $47.50
1-$e6 Henna Crepe Faille Din
ner Dress. steel beading. size 90
$500 English silk Repp. self
embroidered: brown: size 81
i3-$7S to SOS Model
Dresses, $3.50
1880 Tan Crepe FailIe Draped
Dress. size 36-&47.6O.
$3.50 Hemstitched model in tan
cH $500 o siesi gre cTspe de Chine. val
lace trimmed; size S3-S40.5O.
$500 Brown Crepe Dress, with
sand color banding: size 34-$40.6O.
$500 Navy Blue Canton Crepe,
"u. rpn &c STYLE size sS S1cS
White Chiffon: size IS. Very beau
s7s;SS White cr.D. de-, Dc Chine
$3.50 Navy Blue Roshanara
Three piece Costume - size IS
$500 Brown Crepe FailIe Dress.
with trimming OF gold stitching
OAA0 OO~-REUsOOS
$500 SILK Matelasse and Georg-
cite Crepe. in stunning combina-
tion--navy hlue--size 38-&49.5O.
$500 Black Grape Faille Frock,
with yellow facing-stze 36-&40.5O.
$3.50 Navy Blue Crepe Romano
Frock, with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$500 Black Crepe Fable Dress.
Persian trim and organdy collar
and cuffs-size 32-340.6O.
@$llS.OO to $l7S.OO
Dresses, $72.SO
$4,000 White Molly o Crepe
Evening Gown, crystal beading
size 36-479.EO.
1880 Blue Crepe Romaine, with
colored lace trimminG-size 80
SiIS.Oo Cocoa jacquard Crepe,
jacquette model-sise 3S-&7e.BO.
$4,000 Beaded Crepe Roma Din
nAr Dress, COCOA brown, siSe &c.
Unusually Handsome! e12.6O.
$1l6.0o Navy Blue Flat Crepe,
braid -trimmed--siZe .36-&72.5O.
$4,000 Three-piece Costume in
Navy Blue and Tan Crepe Eliza
beth--size 36-&72.6O.
$6s.60 Flat Crepe Sport Dress.
yeiIow, With self-hemstitching-
$500 Black and Green Combi-
nation Crepe street Dress, sise 30.
Smart and unusuAII $500.
$4,000 Draped Dinner Gown.
white Chantilly lace ana chiffon
over black satin--Aixo 96--&11E.OO,
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
REMNANT
GLOVES

Most every style - assorted
sizes and colors. Be on hand
early.
81 and S. Washable Chamois
Gloves, $1.45 and $1.S5
ochar 12-button length. natural
color only. Sizes 61a. So. So.
s-button length. broken sizes.
$1.4B.
SIPS to $500 Gloves,
Pair, Use
$3.50 10-button length French
amoisette gloves, white and
silver. Sizes 6h to 7h. Pair, 75c.
S1.25 Strap-wrist chamoisette
gloves, in covert oak and pongee
shades, Broken Sizes. Pair 100.
$50 to $500 silk gloves-2-clasp,
gauntlet and 16-button styles.
Broken lots and sizes in most Of
the wanted colors. Pair. 76C.
Silk Gloves, Special,
$1.95 Pair
Usually $3.50 It h csc 16-button
length gloves of fine quality Milan
csc silk Specially purchased from
one of the worlds best designers
and manufacturers of fine silk
gloves (but we can't give his name).
Novelty styles with puffings and
shirrings on arm and embr oiderey on
backs. White, black ana mastio.
At, pair, $685.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

than Friday In this drastic
have accumulated in these last
9-$ls.oo to $500 Silk
Dresses, $1,000
3-$1s.76 Canton Crepe Street
dresses, with Persian banding.
Black ana cocoa. Sizes SO. 49, a.
$500 straightltne Frocke Of
silk tricosham. Black. navy blue
and cocoa. Sizes 80 to 90. $1,000.
1-$26.00 Black Canton Crepe
Sire Street Il. DFi $1,000 9th beaded buckle
3-$2s.56 Canton Crepe street
cocoa. with self embroidery. Sizes
s":sSsss,oo frintsd Canton Crepe Crepe
i2w$2s.oo and $500 silk
Dresses, $3.50
self :mSSed SsGxn s si.o g. $3.50.
panel ssyls 'l Sex T. tsi'o;Gissso dress
7--s2S.oO ana S2s. so Canton crepe
d. SSss Ira PED and PsIHHssao styles
1-$2s.bO brown SILK cOrdette coat
s-sa6.oo BeadSd satin crepe
dresses, surplice style; navy blue.
6-$39.5o to $500 Day
time Dresses, $3.50
$3.50 Medallion embroidered
Canton crepe dresses. draped and
straightline styles. Navy blue.
black and brown. $3.50.
1-$39.5o Brown braided Canton
crepe street dress. Sizes SO. $3.50.
1-$66.00 Black flat crepe dress.
with grey trim. Size SO. $3.50.
Gown size ss@S2e. 10.
1-$S9.6O Figured Canton Crepe,
bead outlined .dd size 40. A stunning
6-$SS to $ss Exclusive
Models, $3.50
1-$sb.0o Yellow Beaded Chiffon
Dinner Gown, sise g.. Just the
thing for summer-42O.6O.
1-$e6.00 Satin striped Crepe
street Dress, cocoa brown; size 81
f~SSG.oo Grey Flat Crepe. beau
tifully self-em broidered; size Sc
i~Ss5. 90 Black Canton Crepe
Dress, pleated style, with Persian
girdle: size 36--&8e.6O.
1-$S6.o0 Afternoon Gown or
brown crepe faille with satin crepe;
richly embroidered; size 3S-$S2.6 80.
i-$8b:0o Black Satin Crepe, with
go!d satin facing; size SS-9SS.0O.
1--$S6.O0 Grey Crepe Elizabeth.
RIBBON trimmed: siSe S4-&S%.bO.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
A Suit Friday Without Fail

Only 42-but all big values!
three piece costume models at a
2-$35.o0 Tan and Grey Mixture
Sport Suits-sizes 40 and 42-Fri-
day, $9.76.
1-$s5.oO wooltex Suit Of Brown
Homespun-size s4-$1$.76.
e-Sss.oo ana $3.50 Utility Suits
grey and brown mixtures-belted
and panel Jackets. You save over
half! STATS.
$500 Short Double breasted
Box Jacket Suit0--navy blue and
black twill. Clearing at 419.7S.
1-16e.SO Tan and Brown Velour
Check Suit, size 34--smart for town :
or country--$21.7S.
4-16B.OO Twill Cord Suits, strict
ly tailored styles In grey; sizes 80
to a.. Three-piece costume models
in tan. sizes 3S and 10. A splendid
chancei 322.75.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
SWEATERS
Friday!

You can't have too many!
And look at these prices!
$500 to $500 Slip-overs
Mohair and mohair and fiber
combinations. Grey, navy blue and
black. Sizes SO to ~ at the start.
Choice. 31.OO.
$500 60 $1,000 Sweaters
$3.95
Sleeveless Golf Coats and SHp-on
styles, with round, v and bateau
necks, in mohair and fiber combina-
tiOns. Colors: Rainbow, jade and
gold, tan and orange, grey and light
blue and chocolate and silver. Sizes
SO to ~ in one style or another. but
you'll have to come earlv for them
Fiber Golf Coats
$50 and $7.05
Usually $3.50, and well worth 1T!
Smart, swagger styles of the four
and five button type. in all the live
Hest color combinations. with silver,
blue, red or Jade, blue with jado.
grey with Jade or cardinal--all
brand new and just what every ones
asking for. Special Friday, $3.50 and
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

II pairs $500 white reignskin
tongue pumps: Junior or Baby
French heels and hand-turn soles.
Sizes AA AZ to 8; A, and to
IN; B., az: Al and to 8; c. IA
and to IN.
1-strap pumps; Baby French heels
and hand turned soles. Sizes, "A.
6h. 61a. and 8; A. 3. s. tn and
8; C, 5h; D. s.
20 pairs $500 white reignskin
pumps and oxfords. assorted
styles-three or four pairs of
style. General size range; AA.
An, s, 6h and z; A, to 5h and
6h. TN. 8; B. Sh. 4. 5. 7h; c.
2A, 8, ga, 4, 6h. z. TN and 6.
All high grade shoes--som ethinE
here surely that you'll wantl
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
TAXI DRIVER FINED $25
FOR oVERCHARGING FARE

Accused of having overcharged
on a fare, Everd X. Mcdaniel, a
private hacker. was yesterday fined
$25 by Judge Mcmahon, in Traffic
Court.
Mcdaniel was arrested by Hack
Inspector Maurice Collins, on CON-
plant of J. w. Taylor. It was
alleged by the latter that Mcdaniel
had taken So for trip that only
cost $1.05.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
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Dissolve Them With New Cream
Amazing New Discovery Goes Straight to
the Little Pigment Spots and DiSsolves
Them-AlmOst Over Night. Also S0ftens,
NouriSheb and Beauties the Skin. ]

MO longer need you despair as you
~ look at those disfguring little
brown spots. No longer need you be
o slave to hats and parasOls, or fear
b get into q bathing suit.
For the new Domino Freckle Cream
Il GUARANTEED to Danish every
freckle. Unlike many other creams
and lotions, which merely cover up
the spots, the new cream Te!noves them
In gentle, natural way.
You simply apply it at night before
retiring, like any ordinary cold cream.
No bother and no muss, but the action
h almost magical. Even on the first
application the lighter spots disappear.
and within q few days every mark
and blemish vanishes. Not only does
IL leave the skin spotless and milk
white. bat setter and more beautiful than
How It Works
Science tells us that freckles are simply
stains made by the action Of sunlight and
wind en- certain sensitive skin cells. called
pigment celIs. Persons with very fair skins
have very few Of these cells. 50 that the
stains come In spots instead of in . gen.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING DRY" LAW

Fannie Clark. colored, at whose
home, 1145 Tenth street northwest.
Lieutenant Davis and A. ]. Baur,
Of the vice squad, were bitten by
a dog during raid last night, to.
day pleaded not guilty to charges
Of running a disorderly house, pos
sessing ard selling liquor.
Her trial was set for June 20 by
Judge Harrison.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21


4-Misses' $3.50 Sport
Coats, $500
Hart Schaffner & Marx make
imported mixtures, In black and
white, tan and brown. Left from
last summer. but nevertheless good
style. 10 and IL year sizes. FRI
3-Misses' $4S Straightline
Coats, $l4.SO
Practical styles, in Black or Tan
Arabella and Mandalay. Fine for
4.Misses' $3.50 Blouse Goats in
Navy Blue and Black Arabelia.
s-Misses' $3.50 Dressy
Coats, $24.5O
Fashiona, Lustrosa and ArahellA,
the materials. Straightline, blouse
and sash~tied models; beautifully
embroidered. braided or ribbon
trimmed. Black and tan. A won
derful chance at $24.50!
6-Misses' $3.50 Exclusive
Coats, $26.7B
Handsome draped, sash-ti and
slim straightline styles in aristo-
cratic Corona, Fashona and LUIS
trosa. The majority are all over
"a H10CA anu CAAObOA0ONC0 VI NtOO0nc
trimmed. Mostly navy blue and
black-any one stunning wrap!
4--Misses $500 Jersey Sport
Suits; French blue and grey, black
and white. Choice, $1,000.
7-Misses' $49.5O Two-Piece.
Costume Suits, $500
Braid and Ribbon Trimmed Suits
In Fine Tan, Grey and Navy Blue
Twills. Why not one for vacation?
6-Misses' $500 Costume
Suits, $16.75
Two-piece models of navy blue,
tan and grey twill cord: ennbroid-
.ered and tucked Jackets. Dis
tinctly ''nissyi"
6-Misses' $3.50 3-Piece
Costume Suits, $22.7S
Sash-tied and Box-jaclket styles,
with detachable silk biouses--some
printed, others plain. All-over en-
broidery on navy blue twill. Mighty
smart! Choice, 22.56.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

1880 ana $3.50 Navy Blue
and Black Twill scapes-mo4tly
large sizes In strAightline styles.
Two regular size TERED Panel
CApes. A splendid buy At S33.7B.
SS--$4S.0O to $500 Wraps. includ-
ing two large sizes (44A to 46h)
in tan piQuetine and brown vAldyne.
Others In a1I-over embroidered
canton crepe, sash-tied gtyles--two
are jacquettes--navy blue. black
and cocoa. Really stunning. $9k.7b.
10-$56.00 Rophanara Capes and
Cape COats--cApes with squirrel
collars ana beautifully brocaded--
ali to 20 Friday, at $36.16.
1-$S6.0O. A1l-over Embroidered
Twill Reconsideration coloring
--sise 36--bmart and unusual
l-17S.50 Grey Flat Crepe Coat.
Very handsome! @43.7E.
13>-179.5O to $500 Silk and Pile
Fabric Capes-circulAr and straight
line styles, beautifully lined-Grey,
tan, navy blue and black, with
choice OF squirrel. caracul and self
collars. One All-over Embroidered
Jacquette in Navy Blue Twill, size
3s. Mighty fine, but out they go
S--&9S.OO Ali-over Braided Sash
tied Twill Coats. Choice Of navy
blue, black and grey. Any one
Friday at 349.6Oi
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

Strictly tailored or two ana
most unbelievable savings!
1o--$3s.6o to $500 Suits. includ-
ing box Jacket styles, in navy blue
twill, ribbon bound, imported mix
lures and ki1tie checks, box and
panel Jacket styles; in grey, tan
and brown-And two long jacket
suits Of olive covert twill, beauti-
fully tailored. Choice Friday,
s-SsS.oo and s7S,oo strictly
Tailored Suits of Tan and Grey
Twill Cord. Choice Of hip length
or very long Jacket with Self-tuck-
Ing and bias strapping. Just right
for vacation! $29.76.
1-1e6.0O Dressy Wooltex Suits,
embroidered and ibbon.trimmed!
sizes 20 and 42. An unusual oDpor-
tunity 1T $33T6.
I1s8.5O and $500 Three-piece
Costume Suits OF Navy Blue. Black
and Tan Twill; blouse, box and
panel Jackets. Matching or con-
trasting silk bIouses. Choice, $34.75.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
COURT ORDERS RAIDERS
TO CEASE DESTRUCTION

NEW ORLEANS. June 31.-Fed-
eral prohibition enforcement Off
GERS who destroy imported or bottled
in bond liquors in raids, face pros
ecution on charges of destruction
of Government property United
States District Attorney Louis H.
Burns declared here.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

$3.50 Navy Blue and Black
Delysia Straightline CoatS--rnighty
practical--&14.T6.
5000 and $3.50 Slilmline
Capes-iarge size III black twill.
regular size in tan velvay with
caracul collar. Friday. $19.1S.
1--$69.50 Navy Blue Veldyne Cir
e cSi5 Cape. with caracul COLLAR
$4,000 Navy Blue Twin capes
---ore yoke style combined with
black roshanara, the other q Wool
tex model Choice, $22.75.
$1,000 and $500 Sport Cape0
grey and tan plaids-923.76.
$4,000 Black Brocaded Rosha-
anara Sash-tied JacQuettes; sizes
SO and AZ. Beautiesi Now S2S. rs.
2-$55.O0 and $500 Circular
Capes, black Fashona and navy
blue velvay. $1,000 Grey and
Brown Plaid Top Coat. too. to be
sold Friday at $2476.
$500 Black Brocaded RoshA-
nara Draped Wraps. Stunning
models! To clear at $2s.75.
17-$55.00 to $500 Capes and
Goats; straightline, blouse and
cape coat styles. Capes with yokes
of beautiful Corona, Fashona. Corr
dalure and Mondaine. Embroidery
and seIf-cordinG. Choice in navy
blue, sorrento, black, tan, ana grey.
Friday at $2S.76.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
Friday and Saturday
$2.25 White Silk
Stockings. $500

POINTER HEEL full
fashioned silk stockings with
Isle garter hem and foot.
Good medium weight, even
weave; every pair perfect.
All sizes. Friday and Satur-
day only, pair, $500.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
At Last
"Vanity Fair"
Pettiskirts, $3.50

We've been just as anxious
for them to come as you have
and now-real Vanity Fair,
glove silk coupled with the
excellence Of Vanity Fair"
d esign and workmanship.
Extra deep hip shadow hem
and ample color choice-flesh,
white, fawn, silver, brown,
black and white.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
LANDSLlDEs IN JAPAN
RESULT IN EIGHT DEATHS

TOKYO, June 21.-Eight deaths
IN landslides caused by torrential
rains were reported today. 1t is
feared the casualties are higher.
Hundreds are homeless.
Fifteen hundred houses were
flooded near Shomonoseli.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21

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Not your size in all the styles, I
types you can surely be fitted
81 Handmade Blouses, $2.06
or fine batiste and wolfe. Some
In the popular friH model az well
as Peter Pan and tuxedo styles.
Entirely handmade and trimmed
with real laces and hand-drawn
work. Sizes badly. broken.
$500 Silk costume
Blouses, Sass
slip-over styles in printed silks
and crepe de chimes. Cool collar
less styles. or with fancy trimmed
and embroidered collars. Broken
sizes here, too. but every one
big value!
$3.50 Handmade
Blouses, SASS
Sheer French voiles and wonder
fully fine Iinens-alI made by hand.
Round. flat or long roll collars,
long sleeves, with turn-back cuffs.
Hand-drawn work, hand-embroid.
cry and real laces are the trim
mings. Broken sizes, but you can
surely he fitted to one you'll love
in one style or anotheri :.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
SAVINGS--BAGS
$500 Leather Bags

$500 Leather Bags
$2.66
Six-inch envelope shapes, with
large inset mirror or small mirror
and coin purse; leather handle and
strong nickel clasp. A few swag-
ger styles. too.a with double leather
handIes-brown and navy blue
sass.
$3.50 Silk and Leather
Bags, Sass
Assorted styles and shapes in pin
striped silk MORE. silk faille and
novelty silks, with markasite, jewel
ed and nickel clasps. covered or
metal frames. Splendid choice from
grey, beige, brown, white, navy blue
and black Party boxes, too; MORE
elk lined and smartly and convent
emily fitted. Mostly brown in
vachette, cowhide and calf. Most
reasonable at $4.S5.
7-S12.5o and $500 Party Boxes
large size, suitable for overnight
use. Oval and square shapes.
Choice. 1885.
The Washington times., 1923-06-21
IOMisses' $1,000 Aftsr-
8 Misses' SIS. 90 Dressy
Frocka. sos. 20
Misses Summertime Frocks. S12.75

Smart linens tissue ginghans Normandy voiles, sport
apron fronts and peated styles and styles
that fasen-round and Peter necks-laces,
bon and organdy sashes colore