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Evening star., 1924-07-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been, reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
John NJ. and Geneva. Kane, girl.
Preston NJ. and Mary NJ. Cox, girl. ,
Pressly and Louise s. Markham. girl.
Rush W, and Beryl e. Conklin, girl. :,
Daniel J. and Margaret 3. Raedy. boy.
John T. and Hattie NJ. Callow, boy. r':---
William a. and Ruth c. Sykes, girl.
Paul J. and Mary c. De Marco. boy.
Clarence and Annie Robertson, boy.
Milton p. and Hazel P. Wells, boy. -
George and Nellie Byers, girl
Lawrence E. and Marguerite X. Snider, girl.
George A. and Hilman E. Mazikar. girl:
Edward A. and Virginia w. Willer. girl.
Daniel n. and Lillian Sicily. boy.
Lewis w. and Ethel n. Sullivan, girl.
Rixey F. and Ruth e. Gray, girl.
James W. and Helen Powder. girl.
Francis Fl. and Grace A. Small, boy.
Nathan F. and Louise N. Jenney, girl.
John J. and Clara B. Reed, girl.
Howard E. and Gertrude NJ. Henig, boy.
Guy w. and Myrtle C. Bassford, girl.
Coleman and Maude. Cockerille, girl.
Arthur W. and Dorothy Day. boy.
Edward H. and Clara E. Smith, girl.
Samuel F. and Rose Bederman, boy.
Ernest W. and Adeliae Mckee, girl.
Charles and Laura Slater boy.
James and Marie Stringfelow, boy.
William and Madeline Christian, girl.
John and Mary Brent, girl
John r. and Marjorie v. Grisby, girl.
Robert J. and Hessie Tones. girl.
Harry and Madaene E. Payne, girl.
Eummie and Ethel Long. girl. .s
James A. and Mary L. Brown. girl.
Samuel and Mary Harvey, girl.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last - hours:
or. Mdrx Maoqs q fas3a,lv sfssss Hosc,t.
Hayden Ridgway. 20. Woodburn, D. C..
Robert NJ. Ferguson. SO. 327 street south
west.
Mary Margaret Wilson. g. e615 woodley
place.
James Edward Holmes. 50. 3o7 East Capitol
atreet.
Francis ]. Kinney. So. United States Sol
John NJ Shell, so. Walter Reed Hospital.
Elisha G. Abbott, 20, Walter Heed Hospital
Cecil r. Strobhar. 81. Walter Reed Hospital
Helen Maria Burns. 23. 1920 Riltmore street
Glendora Norris. 10. 144S Girard street.
Peter Louis Fana 55. 20S Fourteenth street
Rudolph Schonfield. 80. Casualty Hospital
Lucy Perrigo, 5o. George Washington Hos
pital.
Amelia Pcll, IL mos, Chidren's Hospital.
Jeanette E. Payne, days. 7O6 Otis place
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Friday night. at 8 O'clock. which all
workers OF the parish ars rsaussted d
attend. =. - >. :
The committee In cnarys u composed
of the following: Thomas !. McNamAfa,
chairman: James !: n deestord, vtce
chairman; Rev: J. " NcNamara. treas
prer; James Quigiey. Frank Beuchert.
MrA George. cartner.i James o'Neili.
Miss Annie Murphy, r. D. L1viG. Charlss
Gonnley. Joseph Eallon., Miss LAura.
Luff. o. vtehmyef. Miss Katherine
Weber, Edward White, Mr.. Leo Shse-
ham,, William l.. Miller. Mrs james
O'Neill, Warren w. 'TAltavull, Walter. D.
Beller. Clyde Powderly. John, H Her.
bert and Adam B.. MAier.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Knicker Suits
and Ridino Hahits

IWoMEN's $3.50 kNickER
sUITs-of khaki fabric; durable
and good looking; we'll tailored,
with beited Jacket and GA IN
patch pockets. Now. vAV
15-&25.00 AND $3.50 RIDING
HABITS-in Tan or White Linen;
very smart and tailored to fit
neAtIy and becomInsiy. <fQ Sn
wow
5000 to $3.50 RIDING
BREEcHES-in Linen and Gabar-
dine; choice 81 White or E7 n
Tan. These reduced to-. %s'SO
N.5o Riding ereeehes, khaki, $3.50,
H.@ kNlckERS-of Brown. Tan
and Gray Tweed. Take q pair
With you; Yaeationinst; ca "a
$3.50 kNlckERS-of fine, dura-
Bile Worsted, in novelty Black.
an d. White Checks, e. En
= $3.50 RIDING eREEcHEs-of
I.,..a I.n, Gray 1s "a and e, Brown $3.50
-JGNe65S, Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23
1O-Women's $8.75
to $1O.75 Dresses


Linen and Wolfe TAQS
Dresses. e mbroid- W.; A;sOO
cred and with con- :
trasting collars and
cuffs. Black, white,
heather eopen blue, orchid.
+WoMEN's $3.50 TO $3.50
SPORT DREsSEe-PassdsnA and
crepe de chine; tailored; hand
drawn and tucked models. In
maize, Jade: and powder 81 S0
blue; size 36. ~O
+WoMEN's $as.eo TO $500
SPORT AND STREET DRESSES
Satin and crepe dc chine; pleat.
ed, TERED and tucked models. Col.
navy, white. Sizes $50 ~A~'S~
eWoMEN's $3.50 IMPORTED
WOLFE DREssEs-Entirsly hand.
Of these dainty imports. colors,
rose, coral, maize, Or. $1A7S
child, white ............ ~A
IWOMEN'S $500 IMPORTED
s4raightiine froeks, embroidered
with contrasting eolors. In mus
tard, flame, peach, blue.
orchid. white Sizes $1Z IN
36 to 20 ................
tWoMEN,s szs ross STREET
. AND SPORT MoDELs-oeor.
eette, fiat crsps and ersps do
chine. AIl.ovsr beading, draped,
tucked and surp,les effects. Col.
ors, coral, apricot,
brown, navy, black e a ~
Sizes IS to 20.
+WoMEN'S $500 STREET
oRESsEs-crepe dc chine, printed
oeor0ette and satin. Trimmed
with steel beading, pieats 4nd cir.
euIar ruf1es. coIors,
navy, black, brown, CIT IN
beige. Sizes 50 to 90. =. - INV
+WoMEN's $3.50 TO S4e.so
DREssEs-FoR STREET WEAR
-Roshanara, crepe satin, 0eor.
oette, nd.draWn, pieatad tisrs,
self .braidina, draped- and beadad
styles. colors, navy,
black, brown, gray. E1o n
Sizes Is to 20. .....~.--
s-WoMEN's $500 AFTE r.
NOON ooWNe-emart models In
crepe de chine, crepe Elizabeth,
crepe satin.- Plea4od and beaded
tunics, -exquisitnly trimmed with
lace and n,oIre ribbon. Co1ors,
brown, beige, rust,
French blue, .Jada. Sizes 90 IN
50 to 20.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Little Wonlen's
$500 Dresses

Little: Women's e- m.
SIS and $3.50 Sum $R .VU
mer Dresses, in linen -
and wolfe; hem
stitched: and face trimmed. Col.
ors are peach, maize. orchid,
heather. Nile, green and blue.
Remnant Day special, $500.
eLIrTLE WoMEN's $3.50 TO
SIS SUlTS-Tatiorsd styles In smart
Interpretations; Of twill;
In. In tan: s'!,t ro':w'ea' =: navy $50. 90
1&4s.5o AND S64 sRoRT COATS
For little women. lin kasha plaid
sn,a.s' and su"cI0w' =. Tan, gray. $500
eLfttIe Women's $3.50 S1S
capes, Of navy twill. At.....
Little won ms $3.50 50
Gray Striped Sport Coat.
]ellen's, Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Misses $10.75.
Vole Dresses

Cool sum nj cry; q Anc
voiles; in orchid, ~ I'D
maize and flesh 'eolof;,
daintily trimmed with
pretty laces. Models that will
evoke instant favor among the
young followers of fashion. Only
IL Of these ,Dresxes, at Ao5.~-
to-MIssEs' 3f2.7s. DRESSES, Of
linen and yoLlx-stsAlabtIins niedels,
nand drawn, hand -embroidered,
tucked and dlInty stitefins-whIte,
maize, orchid . tan>s~and 90 X
gray. ~. .%S'sS
1@MiS$ESs $1o,5 sDRESSEs, Of
voiIe and linen; lovely straightIlne
models-Iaee, smbroTdety, stitching
white, orchid, tan andsSE00
green. At...:.......E.+ o.oo
MISSES tt2.so /. SIS WOLFE
DRESSES, In alI summer SHADES
h1hd .embroidtred, stitehed, pieated,
-'ss: ss:si.' and r.. s.hesn trimmed. $l0.75
,.. -Jeale6h ThlrA Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
SIS $3.50
Silk Dresses

" Only s Of these e-en
Distinctiyeiy new 4/.CU
and charming-
every one! Of
Roshanara, Satin, or Novelty
Crepe; in powder blue, brown
or gray. Choice of the lot, $50.
1MIssEs' $500 DRESSES
osoraette and satin Canton;
straishtIine and tisred models;
pow der blue, tan,
,s.Swr s,.sE n.vy and $1,000
-..-MIssEs,-7 $3.50 FLANNEL
-oREssEsEstraIehtlins and two
P'ss. Disss wsis.: sss:'s make ss:s.. $16:50
1a-MIssEs' $3.50 TO $3.50
pRESSES-n Flat Crepe, satin
Canton and Georsette. Straight.
line, draped and basque scarf
dresses. Tan, gray, rose, pow
ger blue. navy and -Sf2.7S-
1-MIssEs' s4s.oo DRESSES
IN Flat Crepe and Satin Canton;
straiahtlIne, basque, tisred and
pieated; lace, ribbon and embroid-
srsd; navy tan, brown, so S0
green, rosa, black. O
eMissES' >5s.oo DRESSES; for
Afternoon and Evening; sleeveless
and short.sieeve models; tues ana
smheotdery; IN tan, gray, &0e En
: rosa, black and navy. O'SO
e-MlssEs' $500 AND $500
ERockS;. one of. .a-kfnd froeks In
CrepA> Roma, Flat csspe and Cash.
mere Csepe; TERED .dr1ped and
beitiess models. Green,
orchId, cocoa and E29 En
W1SN
@ellA4sa. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
SaD.
women ! 0U1IS, NO<1IS, 0n0 - While You Mav!
$12.50 to $3.50
Silk Skirts

Just 23 Of these g. m
beautiful skirts-0 9R.w
of novelty stripe
and plain colored
silk; wrap and pleated styles;
in green, tan, blue, cocoa, gray.
ruby, gold and rust. Also 6
skirts of crepe alpaca; combina-
ton pleated. They'll go quickly
at this price-$5.m.
~ Jellens, second Floor.
Russian Crepe Skirts
$3.50 to $4.B o. M
Russian Crepe Skirts; A@h
side and combination
pIeated styie -tan,
gray, rust, brown, co.
Goa and navy. Another big special
at $500.
1o-WoMEN's $13.B to &2.5o
SkIRTS-in roshanara, flannel,
nat crepe and rep; ple4ted and
wrap styes-ao4d, gray, &1n m
green and blue -.-..---
Evening star., 1924-07-23

your Sd(Al1Ou OoO6Sss
.RaHx24 Rxs4enH,ss Hsp ~ Ar44eaaSoa e sss; e
0oWNS-crsps Do chine, canton
crepe, seorostts, chiffon, sAtln.
Finely pieatsd rufies and straight
line p,satsd styies-some with
bands Of embroidered. bajsts-.
drapsd tunles and tailored coat
models. coIers, black, navy,
brown. eeeea, beige $24.50
+WoMEN's $3.50 TO $500
9 p Q r 7 AND AFTERNOON
FRocks-crepe noflis, satin; back
:n:: S.ss :as. s.sSs Dc sms:a es: ass
lace appIIqued models In seIf-eoler,
tucked straishtiins effects and
tiered tunies. ce,ors, cocoa,
brown, maize, white. $17 IN
Sizes 50 to <2..........
0@WoMEN,s $500 TO $3.50
STREET, SPORT AND DINNER
FRoCkS-laes, oeorustte, chiffon.
printed seores<te. crepe do chine,
satin. Among them are models
dalntlly tucked, edged with Mne
lace, hand .dra~n, ali-over bead.
Ina, soft dr1pes and embroidered
motifs, In SELF and contrasting col
ors. celors, black, navy. brown.
gray, apricot rose, 500 81
maize, bsl0s, Jade.
x-WoMEN's %4s 70 $75
ooWN9-osadsd and plain oespe
do chine, imported novelty and
printad eFOp00, crepe Elizabeth,
nat crepe, eeoroette, faiile and
satInS all white ttened apron ct.
fects, eut.out emhrolderr 'ovef
contrasting eoiors; al.-sver beaded,
Iacs.trimmsd and sidAxorAnA mod.
eis. Sport Dresses In smart tai.
iorod styss and tNtQ.pleee drspsd
coat modsis. Black, navy, rust,
brown, eoeeee powder oi9e, oeIse
and al ~hits.. Sizes $3.50
f-WoMEN's ess TO Us
GoWNs-For afternoon, evenins,
dinner and spert wear, o. chiffon,
lace, asorestts, faiHe and crepe
satIn. Straiehtiins, draped, pleat.
od. beaded and laee-trimmed MOD
eia A few are tailored with paeat-
ed tunies, trimmed with contract.
Ina eoiors. colors, gray white
and magenta, black and white.
ecru laee and black satIns rust ana
earn ., Jade and
black, bstss, navy 47.S
-WoMAN'8 $3.50 0oWN-
Beautifully beaded imported NO.
ursd chiffon over gray $3.50
silk. Size 3eA::..-ur-..., =.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
$3.50 Glove.
Au-SiHk-

= Broken sizes, but q @~
wonderful chance u X XQ
your size 10 herei " sOv
-MadP ~ --heAvy grade
-MiiahG00 -8tik-by
world famous Qexsmaksr. fe.but.
ten ienokh, Sizes 6H and 2 only In
~hiss-ci.s: Hfia sizes. ~ g, sh, !, ~ In
ee.oosMll-ANEsE SILK .oLovEs
--fe- button length. oray In sixes
kN to ITMods In stzas q 10
~ te = At.-........S,.. ~A'A~
- --~AJellAAsv, Stxeex FIoor.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
.. Soc Mems
Handkerchief
c2(9cl

Broken assortment ~
Of Mems Pure Linen xo0
Haudkerchiefs; en- OO~
broidered initial in
white or colors-A, B, c, E, F,
G. J, K, L, M, N. P, R T. w.
Each. 3oc. for S1.0O
WOMEN'S 25c AND 35c HAND.
CHiEFS-Remnants Of Fine
Linen Handkerehiefs; initiated and
embroidered corners; one.quarter
and half inch hens. 10.
3 FOR SOC. Each. A~
IelleFs, Street Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Large Wolnen's
S12.75 Dresses

4 straightline 60 7E
pleated panel dresses; -@X.lO
lovely small figured -
voiles in combination
eolors, orange, blue, nile or red,
with white. Sizes 42H to AH.
Remnant Day special. 8zS.
%Lsio.7s NORMANDY voIt
DRESsEe-Fer Large Women; fancy
patterns Navy, Black; sizes
4eh to soH' spse'a' $500
:: a-siz.1s Black and Nthite 81. "a
Wolfe Dresses; <2ts 70 &6H..-
1880 TWILL coAT-in size
IsH.; Of fine quality Black Twin,
30 inches long; full lined. $25 00
f-e38.75 Navy Twill $ZA. *
Coat, size 46N. special.
1-elaek Silk MoIre Coat, S3S. 90
sIxe 46E, Was $6e.6o.-..:
-Jelle6Y, Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23
'Worl,en's $3.50
Sport. Jackets

II Blazer strip c& - M
ed Flannel Jack ) XIV
wear, Green-and-
white, red-and-white, Red-arid-
gold, red-and-purple, greenland
rust or blue -and-gold. : Choiee,
$500.
: Nv o M A Me $3.50 COAT
OF dressy twill; nicely $20 00.
tailored; 0ray...........
, +WoMEN's $40 ToPcoATs-.
Jaunty new models to wear now
and later; In tan Sum $10.M
allow: cloth. Special. ...
=. eWoMEN;s $3.50 SPORT
coATs-cape sleeves; $1Z m
tan and gray plaid. At
Nv oMEN's SIS SPORT
CoATS-meadow green, destre
cloth; full length styles. H23.M
Remnant special ...... r~
+woMEN's sss.5o ToPcoAvs;
black alpaca, finished with whito
braid trimming. To- $500.
morrow at ............ =.
eWoMEN's $4s cAPEs
p1alted crepe do chine -eapes;
tan, gray. cocoa and $2S00
black. Tomorrow at....
1o-WoMEN's Se5 G APE .;
plated models In canton crepe
and twiiIs; summer fur collars.
Tan, gray, navy and $2S m
black. At ............
lo-WoMEN'S SIS to as COATS
sport modsis; imported piaids,
stripes and tan, gray, $40. .m
beige and badger ...... eS~ ''' y
1o-WoMEN's $s5 to &1zs
coATs-Dressy models; In char
meen and twill cord; Summer fur
collar and edoIng; beige, gray.
stone. brick dust and $6S. .m
-JelIers, Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Wornein's $3.50
Suits, Special
8-Suits of zp- -. n m
pc ling. good y III NV
style; smart new

box and panel
jackets. Made Of mems wear
plaid and mixtures in tan, brown
and gray. Very exceptional
remnant special at $14W.
-Woman's $500 Suit, $500
Of tan and rust homespun,
2-WoMeN'S >65 TAILORED
SUITS-of Oxford cloth; attrae-
lively braid bound; S1Sm
size 20. choies. %A'oO
covert twill; fashionable double
breasted box Jacket; &10 M
size SWomHN;s y; At;;-'; ;15 su,1s-esn-
Gil stripes; In tailored styles; box
and one button Jackets. Navy
and black. choles, to- $500
"arSW 1~%omxN's 1s su,T-Thrs.-
piece sport style; novelty gray
and white stripe 5000
+WoMEN's Siio SUITS
rhrse-pi costume models; long
jacket; tucked and SAE ~
embroidered. Choice ;. %sS'OV
s-WoMEN's $3.50 to SIS
SUITS-of novelty stripes, faiI1e
and satin; gray, tan, navy and
black. To 90 tomor. S1S m
-Lelle3s. Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Mary Mason. 49, Freedmen's Hospital
Helen 2. johnson, "a. s2e sprinsmaa court
Ella Black. %, Freedmen's Hospital.
May. Taylor, 5. on street, and Naaaas6u,
SettS avenue -.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
LAWN PARTY PLANNED,
st. Gabriel's to Have Fete for
:. Parish Debt.

Arrangements for lawn party All
gust s to %, inclusive, were made Mon
day night at q meeting In St. Gabriel's
Parish Hall. Webster street and, Grant
Circle. Proceeds will be applied to the
church and school debt. =.
Decision was req ched to establish a
miniature refreshment park on the
church grounds facing Grant Circle.
Stands will be erected for hot dogs,
candy, soft drinks and ice cream. A
variety stand will be among the fea-
lures.
Another meeting has been called for
Evening star., 1924-07-23
$l.P and $500
Silk Stockings

:inss fan lash. $1..@
ioned,, both silk =.
and !cotton garter !
hens. Every, pair. perfect
broken sizes, but a large range
of colors. Also a few extra
sizes in dark brown, and me
dunn gray, with Isle garter
hens. Thursday, $l.zo. -
500 CLOS (FieERC STOCK.
iN6s-stoekInss that look like
silk and will give long wear. Just
4 few pairs, and broken Sizes
Eta G K, ottsr. and gray. Enr
Az
800 AND $3.50 SILK STOCK
iNGS-Women's fine grade Silk
Stockings; lace boot, embroidered
cIox and attractive dropstitch
patterns. :6r0Fen Axes, but a
good '-rcoior: aSsortnsent ~ Black,
White, Loht+ Gray, Taupe, Dark
ara Fa'Wn al nd - 2E
6IUSn .-.....-..-.-.....
Evening star., 1924-07-23
= $500 :Al-S1k
Umbrellas: !.

ss:::; a.: =: g.; !; !: III: ,;::. T.: ST 90
unbrella-at an =. q
outlay of only one dollar!
A11-silk Waterproof covers; in
rose, light. blue and red. At
tractively styled handles.
>14ECanes ,S1.95
Were s. to S.. :
18-Canes 81 As
Were 81 to So.
Hue, oresh; Black, Black. and.
White, White, Gray, Lavender,
Pearl, Ivory and coIored compo-
sition handles, finished with
!, loops and straps.
|euefrA Street Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Misses zA5.00
Sport Coats

5 splendid coats ~ En
from our regular 2 sCV
$500 stocks; dis; ~
tinctivc sport mod
els, in new fare and straightline
effects. Imported plaids- and
twesds in rose and tan choice,
aCses.B MfssES5 SATIN GOATS;
straIahtIins modeGS; fur
trimmed. Remnant DAy<1E m
Esss.oo MissEs; coATs, for
sport or drssu WEAR strafehtIine
models; FiamIhoo ard imported
piaids; rust, srssn' md $1z S0
Tan ......l. ...... s-.is.. s-s.~ No. soo
1e6s.oo MtSaEs,. cAREs; pIeated
siIIe eapes with fur ooIIars; in tan,
ee.e eea, bfaPek' and S2S M
Esssio "a. M,.so .eoArsc AND
cAPES; for misses. T~fiH and char.
meon; eapa-slssves; ekpe.baek and
straiahtIins models; r&-csIIars;
brAidina md tuekina;
green, tan, tile, navse-aud. Gao Sn
iSsss.oo AND i $500 MISSES,
COATS AND cApESs Of ;juina, Flat
Crspe,. Roshanara ard ..charmeen:
wrap. around and cape sleeve mod.
els; tile, green, tan, ,nasy- HES m
and bsack............:ff..4 @1O.UO
@eneArs, Third Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Ssslses'e SfeF:a 1ots' sss'seTs feTs IL oo
merry priced up to
1896. Made of pure wersted or
nohair in the following colors-
buff, tangerine, mayor gray.
Wanted styles, with or without
sleeves. Choice, 81 90.
SWEATERS OF THE BETTER
FIber, Mohairo Ice
lands and Marsteds; in sItp-over or
Jaoquetts models. CoIors; Buff,
Gray, Mexico, .LanvIn, Corn. French
Blue or Whfte-vxith or. without
sleeves. vaiues- $4.s5 TO 8R M
$6.95. Reduced TO-.
-Jelle1s, Street Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Falk. Mr.. J. C.. Kurty. Mr.. j. w.
Holcombe, Mr.. Albert Dobbins and
Senior F. J. Hernandez.
Tho Rev. William Henry Pettus.
rector of st. Marks Church; accom-
panied by Mr.. David Ross Beattie
OF Arlington. Mass, who has been
his guest for some months. will leave
early next week for New England.
where ,$he will spend some time on
Nantucket Island and in: Maine.
Miss Susan E. George, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. Landrum S. George,
left Washington. Saturday for :, an
extended visit with her sister. Mrs.
Waddell Robey, in Ashevilie, N. c.
Mrs Mary c. Waters Of Wash
ington, who has been staying at the
Vanderbilt, New York, sailed today
on the Paris.
Mrs. H. H. Beckwith of Pasadena.
Calf, is at Wardman Park Hotel for
a lengthy visit. She is accompanied
by her four children. .Burnam, Will
Liam, Sterling and Louise Caroline.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Silk Ca1nisoles
Regularly $1.5.

K EN- k able-uf1- 49,
usually soils this 1A~
Remnant Rebuilding TIL
offering of d ainty
we'll fitting eamisoles. OF radium
silk and satin, in tailored styles.
Navy, black or flesh color. Spe-
cial, 45c.
$500 SILK UNpERWEAR-Jersey
Silk 6loomers and Crepe de Chine
Vests; in navy, black and e AZ
brown. Remnant Day.. ~A"0
e12.oo TO $500 SILK UNDER
WEAR - crepe. back Satin, Geor.
oette; Gown and chsmise; trimmed
with Irish crochet and filet laces.
Flesh, orchid, white and co az
black. Remnant Sale at. ~~'o0
5000 SILK UNDERWEAR
crepe. back Satin, RadIum and
Crepe de Chine Gowns and En-
veiope chemiss; trimmed with val
and ftIet laess. Flesh, or. &c oE
child and black. At....... ~o'o0
-Underwear section
Temporarily ON Fourth Floor
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Women's Summer Dresses
Rare Values Limited Quantities

widely varied assembage of Frocs and Gowns tor all oc
and rresistibiy styled that will want to
choose group Remnan Rebuilding prices that
will permit you going wardrobe
and add saving vacation bud4etI
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STORE WIDE in DEPARTMENT Offering
swhde
shonablew wearab
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$1.00 to $500
NeckWear

Remnant RebuiIdInq
ciearancs oS snds' o. y
lines In fine Neelc~ear-
Collars, Collar and cuh INV
Sets, 'veStees-n lace,
eIaandy and .lluen. Only one o. two
Of = kind. cbeios. 75e.,
Jene4as, Street ElooF
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Misses Suits, Coats, Dresses

Priced to Clear These Groups il q DayI =,
Refreshing youthful wearabes following
for sarty simple lines Prices that prompt early attendance
for there only = small quantity each group
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$I.95 to $3.95
Sweaters s:

Only Ii Of these
desirable sweaters
broken lots, for
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f7ose.
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$3.50
Including Famous
' La Garde
IL genuine ia eAnn
Cards" Bags, of 3G.w
brown or b lack -
leather; with clever :
hidden-away. pocket books
seven compartments, including
pocket for bills; leather lined:
leather handles; coin purse
and mirror. =. -
=, Also E&s.so Leather yn. -
sderarm Bags; two Of. gray
suede with black trinmina;
one black, and one; blue
Morocco: Choice Of the
1a-Ss.6o UMpERARM BAGS
Of brocade and fancy silks; at
tached coin purse, large pocket
and nirror--aIso z patent leather
bags, fitted with purss ES m.
and mirror. Special. ~eVV
16-$3.5o SILK OR LEATHER
3 A q S-Navy and black; all
fitted and silk lined. 81 OK
AZ .....:..
| -Jellea's, Street Floor - :.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Eighth: Page )

F'alk. Mr.. j. c. Kurty. Mr.. j. w.
Holcombe, Mr.. Albert Dobbins and
Senior r. ]. Hernandez.
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-Lelle6sI Second Floor
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07

How much do You weigh?
dependent upcl your height, are
You over weight?
Do YOU know you will probably live
longer if you are triilc upderwcight
rather than over.
This is especially important if you
are approaching middle age, Avoid
advertised fat reducers. Talk TO your
family physician. Let the car alone.
walk. Diet properly. Use common
sense and You can probably add years
TO Your life and enable You to do Il
larger part Of the worlds work. Wori,
that You can do well if you will.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07
Vote for Dewey c. Bailey August
18th. A Competent Man.
FAMOUS PIANIST DIES

Jewish Topographic Agency
Bcrlin--BusOni, the famous pianist
origin, his mother being Anna Weiss,
the famous musician
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07
Vote for Dewey c. Bailey August
18th. A Competent Man.
iBEisSON Il co. OPEN NEW
OFFICES

Abclson and Co.. wish to announce to
their patrons and friends that they
have taken over the furnished office of
Mr.. T.. ID. Nicholson. son Of the late
United States Senator Nicholson. 1t
has been equipped with additional ia
cilitipt 10 make it the best Foreign EX-
change department In the city. They
are now located mt 3l2 California Bldg.
The readers of the Jewish News are
welcome to make use of the statistic
department.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07
RIALIk MAY WIN NOBLE
PRIZE THIS YEAR

lJcwish Tclegraphic Agency
Berlin-Thc Jewish TrIegraphio
Agency learns that Chain Nachmun
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07
Want Advertisements

NICE furnished room near City Park
1863 Cook. York G2S+-W T-2t
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07
DRIVE FOR HEBREW THEOLOG.
lCAL SEMINARY IN CHICAGO IN
FULL SWING.

Rabbi VI. Saks of Chicago who is
here in the interests of the Hebrew
Theological Seminary of Chicago feels
grateful To the Jews of Denver and
To his many assistants for their kind
support. Rabbi Saks will remain in
Denver fer an additional few days and
if You are DESTROYS of an opportunity
To express your faith and belief in the
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07

Biaik is being seriously considered for
the Noble Prize for Literature. II Is
believed that he has every chance Of
winning H.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1924-08-07

Speaking Of miracles-"Mercury" Il
literary magazine SAYS THE fact that
certain Of the miracles in the Bible can
be explained away by n realistic APP
plcation of logic is little against them
nS miracles.
II has not been difficult for scientists
to anal.ze the chemistry of flowers, yet
for all that no scientist has ever been
able to make even simple white
clover.
1t is the easiest thing in the world
for even II corner druggist to tell pre-
ciScly the composition Of Pilsncr beer.
yet no one this side Of the Paradise
Of Bohemia has ever been able To du-
plicnte that greatest of mndern mir
nclc>.