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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-10-16
no PLoW WHILE FARMERS sLEEP-Can


you imagine farmer going to bed and waking
up in the morning to find out blowing has been
going on on his farm all through the night without
the aid of either human hand or team?
dream, fairy tale?
No, says B. c. Forbes, the widely known eco
nomic writer and editor, OF New York Active
steps under way to make this reality.
That's only one aim of movement now in pro-
gres to revolutionize farming and farm life thru
out the United States Although the public knows
little or nothing about it, this is probably the
most fundamental, the most important, the most
vital economical development launched in recent
wears, Mr.. Forbes declares.
Electricity, he asserts will bring this dream to
reality. Cooperation between electric companies,
their inventive geniuses and the farmers, says Mr..
Forbes viii enable the farmer to pillow while he
sleeps.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-10-16
AIR CIRCUSES TABOO

AIR CIRCUSES TABOO
The recent decision of the War De-
partment prohibiting army aviators
from flying over cities at low altitude
and especially over stadiums, ball parks
and fair grounds is safety precaution
that might we'll be followed by local
ordinances against permitting danger
our air exhibitions as crowd drawing
stunts at any assembly.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-10-16
FOOTPRINTS FOR
ALL TIME

No longer shall the ownership of
babies in the big city hospitals be left
TO chance or the decision of nurses
There is an infallible record of iden-
tity and that is the baby's foot print
Finger prints of babies are not dis
tnictive as with adults, nor so much
so their footprints. The plan in use
in the Boston city hospital is to take
the mothers finger print and the
baby's foot print on the same record
card before the baby ever leaves the
mothers room the first time Its sec
ond great service is in identifying
foundlings and presenting the need
ed clue to the missing mother in the
too frequent and sadly recurring cas-
es of abandonment.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-10-16

Louisiana follows California by
refusing La Toilette electors a.
place on the ballot. President
Coolidge, much to his credit, ex-
presses regret that any American
should be forbidden to vote for the
man of his choice. The Presidents,
statement will be applauded by
ninety-nine per cent of American
voters.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-10-16

This California decision will be
worth a great deal to those who
believe that the public, having
power to put judges on the bench,
should also have the power to take
them off.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

An excellent value, in blue,
brown and green, all wool and
fibre mixed rugs. Size S.3x10.6,
ideal for summer use. The very
rug for. sleeping rooms, porches,
etc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30
$500 Administer Rugs

Heavy grade seamless Axmin-
ster rugs is shown in a rare as
sortment of Oriental and small
allover patterns. Suitable for all
rooms. Size S.3x10.6, s42.50.
Size 6x19, $23.95.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

Some more good news You select want from
this sale pay exactly 20 of the price down and 100 each
month For instance you buy for S24 So $3.50
down and ST. month won't take any time to pay for it.
Get your new rugs in this sale tomorrow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

Seamless velvet rugs, of
standard quality and fin
ished with knotted linen
fringe, in medium and dark
color mixtures. Suitable for
home or office.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

Plain, figured and notified car
pets for making rugs or to cover
the entire floor and stairs. In
Administer and velvet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

What marvellous event this is For offers for your see
finer qualities better coorngs and patterns in at prices tn
this time of the year. being able to put
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

Excellent medium grade
Administer rugs, that will
stand hard wear. In choice
floral and Oriental pat
terms suitable for different
rooms.
Pay $3.50 Down an
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

Extra we'll made chintz
rugs, 24x48 inches, in good
color mixtures for sleeping
rooms and the bath. Will
launder.
Pay 48c Down and q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

In medium and heavy grade.
shown in excellent tile patterns
in blues, greens, gray and black
mixtures. Sold by the square
yard.
Pay 36c Down and Is
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-30

Here are closely woven velvet
rugs, for small hooks or in door
ways. Shown in beautiful Orien-
tai patterns. All have fringed
ends.
D.. 10 n IL 2C
The Washington times., 1924-08-13

place in November. Mrs. Hines
and Miss Hines had planned to
sail for Europe on August %,
where they spent last summer, but
have Cancelled this trip. Instead,
General and Mrs. Hines and their
daughter. accompanied by DIR. and
Mrs. H. "A. Fowler, will leave by
motor next week for a two-weeks'
stay at Hot Springs, Va. Later
Mrs. Hines and Miss Hines will go
to Atlantic City for a few weeks.
MRS. JOHN L. HINES RETURNS;
TO VISIT WEST POINT LATER.
Mrs. Hines, wife of Major Cen
eral John L. Hines, u. s. A., has
returned to Washington from a
series Of visits to the southern
springs. Her daughter, Mrs. Gle
land, wife Of Captain J. r. D. Gle
land, U. s. A., is the guest Of Gen.
eral and Mrs. Hines in their quar-
ters at Fort Myer. Captain and
Mrs. Cleland will take quarters the
end Of he month at the Washing.
ton barracks, where he has been
assigned to duty.
Mrs. Hines expects to leave
Washington next month for a visit
to West Point.
Miss Lucille Atcherson, of the
State Department. will return to
Washington early in September.
She is attending now the Institute
OF Politics at Williamstown. Mass.
Doctor and Mrs. A. r. Stands
have as their guest this week their
neice, Miss Martha Lawrence, who
is playing in a musical sk.t at a
local theater.
Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes are at the Ambassador in
New York, from their country placa
ut Beverly Farms, Mass.
Senator and Mrs. James W. wads.
worth, jr., of New York, who are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
B. Howe, at New York, are being
extensively entertained during their
stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe gave
them a luncheon yesterday and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave J. s. White
will give a dinner for them on Fri
day night. Walter s. Andrews also
has given a dinner for Senator
Wadsworth at the Clambake Club.
\ X X
Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes and
her son, Laurence Hoes, will go by
motor next week to Cape May,
N. J., for q short stay.
y \ =
MRS. SAUNDERS ENTERTAINS
AT CONGRESSIONAL CLUB.
Mrs. Richard Saunders was
hostess at luncheon and bridge at
The Washington times., 1924-08-13

most unheard Of low prices During rebuilding DAYS
. summer merchandise to be closed out, we have
q them attractive for your purchasing
e-&2B.OO to $500 Womens IDre..a. co. 49,.
wear: Printed crepe de chimes georgettes and satin
c1nton; beaded, pleated ana handdrawn; Rray bejTe
black ana brown; sizes 80 to 40.........:., SI7SO
III $3.50 to $500 Womens Dresses for sport
ana afternoon wear Satina, georgettes and creme de
chine-pleated apron fronta seif-embroideries ana
anenooFawn; maize. jade French blue brown black;
4~-&Ob.OO 70 &65. 90 Women's Dresses. Street ana
sport models of printed georgette-novelty crepe
ana crepe faie; having pleated panels ernbroidery
or smart tailoring-jade. tan ana navy: 80 to a..
SS1.OO
2-ses.SO women's Dinner FrockS. Of blaek
georgette. ostrich ana lace trimming. carrying =
WINTER note. $3.50
8-eS0.6O to $500 women's Dresses. for .nor.
ana street wear; EXQUISITE hsh-grade styles with
pipings. One three-piece pleated cape costume of
satin ana crepe de chine Black, gray, white;
1-Sss.co WOmen's Gown, Of imported printed
hagen blue; size 86..............,... w SO IA
Jeleff's, Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13

ws:rs croIS1Sd o., A1.Ssnoon ana Dinner Frocks at
considered no cost in marking these dresses to M
1O-$25.OO to 5000 Women's Dresses-soft printed
georgette and crepe de chine, beautiful color COM
binations. suitable for street sports wear, Tan
gray, white orchid Sizes S6-40. An to 90
at .$0.95
6-SS960 TO $500 Women's Dresses. Sport
models, imported handmade crepe de chimes also
ribbon trimmed crepe de chimes white. beige, powder
blue and navy: sizes SO and 80. .S14.B
1O-ss6OO to $3.50 wonen's Dresses for street
and afternoon Roshanara crepe, georgette crepe
de chine; beautiful beading, ribbon trimming, also
smartly tailored styles. Brown. beige black maize:
80 to northumberland. $3.50
S-S35OO to $3.50 WOmen's Dresses. Printed
crepe de chine, for street wear; peated panels and
facings Of contrasting color-circular and draped
models. Brown and white. navy ana white, black
and white; 80 to $500
IEsSBO0 TO $3.50 Women's Dresses. Street
sport and afternoon frocks of georgette crepe de
chine, satin and crepe Elizabeth: handdrawn, lace
insertions or lace collar and cuffs. Beautiful bead
these modes-Beige maize. powder blue black. Jade,
brown and navy: 3s to 4o..................G28 90
The Washington times., 1924-08-13

the Congressional Country Club
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Frank
r. Ramsdell; Of Orlando, Fla.
Other guests were Mrs. William
Yost, Mrs. w, HGSBoaze, Mrs. John
B. Saunders, Mrs. Walter Camp
bell, Mrs. H. s. Rawdon, Mrs.
Arthur p. Thompson and Mrs.
Louis H. Crook.
AA*
Thomas Miller, Allen Property
Custodian, will return to Washing.
ton tomorrow from q weeks visit
in the west.
4 4 i
Mrs. Byrd, widow of General
Byrd, has taken an apartment at
the Altamont.
Doctor and Mrs. Robert Ransden.
spent the weekend at Briarclift
Lodge, New York.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Eltinge, daughter Of Brigadier
General and Mrs. Leroy Eltinge,
and Lieutenant James L. Bolt, U.
s. A., will take place Friday after
noon, August %, at 4:30 o'clock in
the home Of Colonel and Mrs.
George T. Bowman at Washington
barracks. The Reverend John T.
Axton, chief Of chaplains, will
Offictate. Lieutenant Bolt is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Bolt, Of
South Carolina. He Is stationed at
Camp Custer, Mich, but is being
transferred to Camp Alfred Vail, N.
j., where they will go Immediately
after the wedding.
A* II
Venceslao Escalente, attache of
the Argentine Embassy, who has
been passing his summer vaca-
ton on the Pacific Coast, Is now
in San Francisco. He is expected
to return to Washington the latter
part Of the month.
Miss Helen Colbert, will leave
Washington tomorrow for Wheel.
ing, w. Va, where she will be
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rownd. Mrs. Rownd was formerly
Miss Nina Lunn, daughter Of Con.
gresham and Mrs. Wallace H.
White. jrp Of Maine.
Eugene Meyer, jr., yesterday re.
turned to Washington from Cali
fornia where he has been with his
family for some weeks. Mrs.
Meyer and their children accom-.
panied him east, but will remain at
their summer home, Seven Springs
farm, Mt. Kisco. N. Y, until
autumn.
The counselor of the German en-.
bassy, DR.. Hans Dieckhoff, was the
guest Of honor at an. informal din.
ner given last evening in the VIII.
Continued on Page 22.)
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Skirt Remnants

Most remarkable values offered
IN this seasons skirts-note the
tremendous price reductions-an
item noteworthy Of your purohas-
ing.
1880 to $500 SILK Skirts.
Silk Skirts. box pleeted, knife
pleated, panel front and backs,
and wrap-around styles. in green.
powder and gray. Of plain and
brocaded crepe de chine. roshanara.
etc. Special =. .&4.5O
8-R1O.7B Alpaca Skirts. in
Chinere red. rust and poudre blue;
pleated ana plain models. ..&4.7O
2-SlO.75 Wool Skirts, fancy
stripes and plain gray and poudre
blue; box pleated. .S4.7O
aslO.7B to $3.50 Flannel and
Tweed Skirts. in box.pleated ana
wrap-around styles; brown and REQ
combination, orange ana tan COM
bination, also black ana white IN
the tweeds and plaids and tan ana
gray In the flannels .s.ss...$e.JO
1s-s1O.7S to $3.50 Wraparound
SKIRTS. plaated and Lifetime"
pieated skirts. in flannel, duvetyne
and roshanara; colors are rust.
green, gray, tan, brown, dark blue
and gold mixture .....s .o...$6.10
-JeIlsff's. Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Hosiery

Always there Is room for
another pair of stockings; per.
chance the item you are look
ing for is among these.
: 8 dozen S1.OO Rayon Stockings
that look like silk and wear we'll.
Just q few dozen pairs, broken
sizes, in black and other colors, SOC
10 dozen $3.50 WOmen's Golf Sox.
all wool; wide-rib patterns; in gray
and camel, with turnover tops of
contrasting color; 3. sh, 10. ESQ
dozen $3.50 to $500 Women's
Sport Lisle Stockings, full fash
Toned, ribbed to toe: with elastic
garter top; solid and two-tonc col
ors. black. brown, coating .95c
IS dozen $l.76 to $500 Womcn's
Stockings, full fashioned Silk
Stockings with Isle garter hens;
every pair perfect; black, white,
brown. dawn. caramel. -. .SI.l5
dozen $500 to $500 Women'a
Fancy Silk Stockings, silk garter
hens hand-embroidered cIox, lace
boot and fancy dropstitch patterns;
in black, gray, blush; also a few
pair of chiffon. in biscuit and gray;
broken sizes. .................$ l.0S
-JeIleff's. Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
JEAN ELIOT'S SOCIETY GOSSIP
ARMY GIRL TO
BE MARRIED
In FALL
Miss Viera Hines Is
Engaged to News
papermaIl
IHHE ANNOUNCEMENT today Of Il

TNHE announcement today Of the
engagement Of Miss Viera
II Hines, daughter of the Director,
Of the Veterans Bureau, Br1gadier
General Frank T. Hines, and Mrs.
Hines, to John Kennedy, of Wash.
.ington and Sioux City. Iowa, reveals
q refreshing bit Of romance resulting
from the investigation Of the graft
scandals charged against the bureau.
For 1t was this energetic young
newspaper man who ferreted out
many Of the sins Of commission and
omission attributed to this depart
1nent Of the Government-thus cali.
ing official attention by the news.
paper expose to suspected irregular.
tiles.
In his pursuit Of graft Mr.. Ken.
nedy, naturally enough, became
well-kmown to General Hines and
still prosaically enough, through the
acquaintance OF General Hines, he
family, which includes Mrs. Hines
and q daughter and son. Here the
prose ends and the verse begins for
Miss Hines and Mr.. Kennedy. Not
being a poet my telling Of the story
this point and be confined largely
to giving brief sketches of the
dramatis personae Of the romance.
J Miss Hines is pronounced
blonde with hair Of a rare golden
hue and blue eyes. She dresses
with much distinction and smart
ness. Being the daughter Of an
army officer she has, of course,
lived in various parts Of the world.
In addition to the places OF
residence she has Travelled much
with her mother in Europe and be-
tween these two there is unusually
delightful "chumnliness"-more that
OF sister and sister than mother and
daughter.
Miss Hines Lived
Much in Washington.
Miss Hines made her, debut in
Washington three or four seasons
ago, and has lived here intermit.
tently for several years. In the
rapid moving about Of army life,
she went to eleven schools in thir.
teen years, the last one OF which
was Holton Arms. She is rather an
out-of-door girl and enjoys golfing,
tennis, swimming and horseback
riding, She expects to do a good
deal Of the latter in the autumn,
and as her companion will have,
OF course, Mr.. Kennedy, who Is
also keen for the bride paths.
Mr.. Kennedy is on the staff Of
the Washington Herald, and before
coming to Washington three years
ago he did newspaper work in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He had at,
tended college in Cedar Rapids
Coe College-of which institution he
Is q graduate. While In college he
was very active in student activi.
ties. He became a member Of Phi
Delta Epsilon, a national jour.
nalistic fraternity, and member of
the local college fraternity, Beta
Phi Omega. He was editor-iii-chief
OF Cosmos, the college student year
book, for two years and held several
other executive positions.
The wedding will probably take
The Washington times., 1924-08-13

Dainty afternoon frooks Of crepe de chine with
pleated apron fronts Trimmings Of contra sting
colors finish distinctive froek for the co III
young woman Tan white maize. blue. -. OCslO
$500 Misses Flannel Dresses and smart plaid
checks one-piecs models. suitable for small size
10 S22.6O Misses Dresses for sport wear, Of crepe
de chine and tub Silks lace and ribbon trimmed in
orchid flesh. green and black and white . .Sl27B
$500 Misses Dresses for afternoon, Of crepe de
powder blue and orchid Six TX
$3.50 Misses Dresses Of flannel two-piece models
with pleated skirts; Peter Pan collars in rose blue
and gray .S14.5O
$3.50 Misses Dresses Of georgette and crepe de
chine; lace trimmed in blue. tan and navy. SI4 so.
10 $500 Misses Dresses for afternoon and evening
affairs in taffeta and satin back and
BASQUE and straishtlne models: in peach. yellow.
$500 Misses Dresses Afternoon and street
frocks In gsorgette and canton crepe; lace and bead
trimmed; basque and straight line models; green,
henna anad Observation-Disclosures. S3s 10
The Washington times., 1924-08-13

special values in this department.
e-S4s.5O to $500 Little Women's Coats; snort
SSoats Of tan sunglow cloth. Sizes 1871 and
ssS5o Little Women: Canes: az navy tw;IS
s-siSSO and ssSSo Little women. Gc:,: $3.50
ana tan TWILL sizes 17h and l9h sci so
.l-sI9bO Little Womans Coat; gray famngo with
ond Floor
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Corselettes and
Brassieres

Some Of these are very
slightly water stained that can
be laundered out. All are the
regular Jelleff quality of
"Boysform," Natures Rival"
and Lovers Form make. To
go at close-out prices.
$500 COrselettes. Bone front.
back fasteners; 2 pair hose sup
porters; strong pink brocade. 81. IS
12-e1.BO Corselettes and Bras
s1eFee.. Side fasteners, heavy
elastic supporters; silk-stripe cou-
til; some bone fronted, with dia-
phram support. ................9 csc
6-S1.O0 Bandeaux, Cotton satin,
flesh colored. ................. csc
8-75c Brocaded Bandeaux,
Front, also back fastening. soc
-JolIeff's, Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Bags and Vanities

1880 to $3.50 SILK Pouch
Bags, in sport colors. navy, black,
nile, rose. blue, brown and tan;
covered or Jeweled frames. SILK
lined with mirror and attached
2O-&S.O0 Vanity Boxes, with
three or four fittings; silk lined;
one or two leather handles; colors,
tan. gray, brown and black .S2.4J
10-$1O.OO Under-Arm Bags, in
silk or in leather of suede, with
large coin purse and mirror; extra
pocket. This bag is seven or ten
inches long. Colors are brown,
gray. navy and black. $3.50
-Jelleff's, Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Little Women's Shop

For the women recurring q little shorter skirt 81
tween the misses and women's sizes. Watch for
S-S2660 Little Women's silk Dresses-Think of Il!
specialized merchandise at such low prces-gray
a SRnu oiue striped roshanara crepe dresses sizes
SS4sSO and $500 Little wcmc1s suits taiiorSS
syles OF twill in TAM rosewood and black; sizes
Little WOmanS Gray striped sport Coat size
-JeIleffo-S,
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Women's $3.50 Sport Coats

Smart blazers for sport fashionabIy &C or
refreshing. Only ten left. Most APP OVoOO
propriate for tennis GOLF yachting seashore
tain wear Bright clever sport stripes In all coors.
Close out e6.0B.
$500 fWOmen'g Capes Of twin and silk ~Pleated
and furtStmmed Black Tan, Navy. Gray. .923 80
Homespuns ard Camerg Hair .......::.:....: $3.50
I4sSSs so Women. fisnnai Gc:.t:. % r ,slSSe
Zine Botany flannel. with fur collars; colorS are
Powder Blue. Gray and All white. $40 Is
most handsome garmentR-in Gray, Tan and
e-sSboo Woniens Goats, Of fine silk iuStrou 90
satin trimmed IL summer fur; straight lines $3.50
and satin; handsomely trimmed in Summer FUR: one
with scart-throw. Black and Dark Henna. -. $3.50
-JelIeffD, Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Neckwear and
Scarf

Excellent foI ~ with
sweaters or coats in place OF
a blouse
1880 Silk scarfs, in figured
printed crepe de chine; hemmed
ana fringed .7bc
4 pieces Of Pleated Ruffling Or
candle, trimmed with fine Valen.
ciennes lace; coIors are honey
dew, old rose, blue, canary. SOC
Very Good Assortment of Or
candle, Linen and Crepe Collar
and Cuff Sets, $500 to $3.50 quail
ity. Special -........... .40c, $50
$500 Ostrich Feather Boaa, in
colors of blue. orchid, green,
white, henna and black and ali
Whito ''..s's'. ...s....... $S.Ob
Jelleff's, Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Millinery

DHRHAPs you longed for just
i such high priced hats az
tneSs-and now Jour dream
can come true 1t . price within
your reach.
1e-91S.O 10 Se5.EO Fine H,rh-
Erade Summer Hats. TIr@a
floral. and small cI0ofo ohapea-
" pstal:pink white, powder,
citron ana other wonderful gar.
den shaded Reduced to. :. $500
11-se.7B to $500 Fine Milan.
Neenoltan ana BengAlino, trina.
med in exclusive desiEns. Re-
oucoo So..s..s..ss..... a. OK
6-SB.O0 Summer Straw HaA..
Leghorns. PanaTnaG, .cioche shapes'
Reduced to ...............,.S q. 90
-Jelleff'S, Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Knockers and
Riding Habits

0-S2S.OO to $3.50 Linen Riding
Habits, in white and tan; long.
semi fitted jackets; two.button
fastening s................ '$Ao'VV
S-S16.5O Linen Riding Habits,
tan: long-fitted Jackets. $1,000
$500 Sleeveless Riding
Jackets, of green ana navy
flannel .................. .$10.OO
2-S12.5O Riding Brooches. Of
white gabardine ............$S.OO
$1,000 Riding Brooches, of
white linen .................$ $500
1O-Ss.6O Riding Brooches, OF
tan linen .................. $3.50
B-S6.BO Riding Brooches, of
tan and gray tweed. $500
$3.50 Knickers. Gray and
tan and black and white checks
cut extra full - adjustable
knee. Man-tailored and all
seams felled ................& S.05
1855. Just the Knockers
for camping; heavy-quality khaki
full cut. adjustable knee. with
walstband .........e........ S2.06
-Jelleff's, Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Misses $500 Suits

Jaunty sport models of tweed and homespun in
brown and TAM Single-breasted box Jacket 90 IN
with wrap-around skirt. .................. OOoOU
$500 to $500 Misses Suits Of twin; attractive
Jackets wraparound skirts: braid button trim
. $3.50
$3.50 Misses Suits. Two-piece sports models. OF
tan tweed mixtures fringe trimmed: sleeveless Jack
cts with scarf attached Special at. e2A 80
@4S5O to $500 Misses Suits. Sport suits Of
velour checks; straight line belted models in gray
navy ana tan. .&26.DO
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Satinette
Petticoats

0O-$1.6O Satinette PetticOats.
etraightline styles, with embroi-
dered scallop on hem. Double
panel front and back. ESQ
40-9S.O0 Petticoats, of tub silk.
gcalloped bottom, with self folds.
Double panel front and back. .$I.76
-Jelleff's, Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-13
Women's $3.50 Suits

For women who size 10 or "a W1O M
MIXTURE They are splendid value At this price.
city or country wear. To close out $1,000
Among other money-saverB
Of oxford mixtures; size Six 90
1-$70.B0 WOmen'g Three-Piece Suit. Sport ntyie:
novelty gray and white stripe; size ss $500
faille and novelty Crepe black and COCOA; size So
SS45o0 to $500 Women. 'su;: :fs HrsS
modeIs; navy and black pencil stripes; size Sc
-Se0.5o Women: Suit: oxford ana black tw;tS
one sna Ky I've buttons Jackets: size $1,000
ana black pencil stripe; sizes 90 ana $500
suts in plaidS and stripes box and panel Jackets
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