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Evening star., 1925-02-20
OFFICER BACKS MITCHELL.
By the Associated Press.


DETROIT. Mich, February 20
THE Detroit Free Press, in a dis
patch from East Tawas. quotes Maj.
Thomas q. Lanphier, commandant at
Selfridge Field and commanding the
first pursuit group in Winter man
euvers at Oscoda. as saying in a
speech there last night that Brig.
Gen. William Mitchell. assistant chief
of the United States Army Air Serv-
ice, has the support of every man in
the Army Air Service in the present
controversy over aviation.
Every man in the United States
Army Air Service believes that Gen.
Mitchell is right in his claim for
aviation" asserted Maj. Lanphier.
I'VE are primarily interested in see
ing the Air Service develop without
the interference of men who do not
understand its rs5roblems 1t is a
new science of warfare, beset with
new difficulties, and it can only be
properly developed through the ex-
perience of Air Service men and the
ar-sighted vision of men who will
be willing to accept a revolutionary
method of warfare"
Evening star., 1925-02-20

change of policy can be made a justi-
fication for a withdrawal of recogni-
ton at any time.
Until now the Department of State
has refused even to talk about recog-
milton. Considerable criticism OF this
policy has been voiced in America by
the so-called radical or liberal ele-
ments. who have not understood that
Secretary Hughes knew just what the
Russians would decline to do, and
hence he felt discussion was futile
Senator Borah and others in Amer
lea feel that the Russians can meet
the American viewpoint provided
there is no attempt on the part OF
America to interfere in what are con =
strued to be the internal affairs and
sovereign rights of Russia. Some
times, however. an internal policy has
external effects. and therefore d limi-
tation in their application is sought
by an outside power.
Whatever the differences may be.
they will not be settled by an ada
mant refusal of America to talk to
Russia. Mr.. Coolidge sees the value
at least of getting the subject thor
oughly discussed, so that the reasons
for the American policy may be
everywhere understood and so that a
start may be made toward adjusting
the differences that have existed. I'm
til Russia knows the American view
point, especially as applied to the
constantly changing conditions in
Russia, no progress toward recog
milton will be made.
May Lead to RECOGNITION,
Evening star., 1925-02-20
SOVIET RECOGNITION
POSSIBLE THIS YEAR
IF RUSSIA CONFORMS

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1925-02-20
MITCHELL ASSAILS
ERR0RS" IN NAVY'S
{ BOMB TEST REPORT

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1925-02-20
May Lead to RECOGNITION.

The appointment of a commission
does not in itself mean a promise of
recognition. 1t means an investiga-
tion, a friendly gesture which. if met
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
MANATI DE ENHORABUENA
CON MOTWO DE LA TEMPO
RADA DE La GRAN COMPA-
MA DRAMATICA "RICARDO
& CALVO"

Esta nosne Sc despide de nues-
tro pubhco en- ell Teatro Munich
pal la compania Ricardo Calvo"
despues de una brillantisima tenn
porada para ir a debutar a Ma
natl manana, na1tes II de mar
20 en- el Teatro Cervantes de Ma
natf.
Tanto aquellos habitantes como
los de Vega Baia, Ciales, BARGE
loneta y Morovis tienen la gran
oportunidad de admirar a Ricar-
co Calvo va su insuperable conf
pafia, la cual es compaiiia Official
del Teatro Espanol de Madrid
con1puesta por mas de 80 estrellas
todos actrices y actores de pri-
mer orden.
"El Gran Galeoto' ha sido la
obra escogida dc su eYtenso re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

81 su aliento es malo v padece de
vah;dos, falta de apetito, estreIii-
miento y malestar general, es senal
de que su higado no funciona bien.
FL unico verdadero remedio en- que
Sc puede depender para todos los
des6rdenes del higado, el estoma-
go intestinos es Herbine. Actua
poderosamente sobre ell higado for
talece la digestion, purifica los in
testinos Y restauran la fuerza, ell vi
gor la algeria. De venta en- las
far1naciaS y droguerias. AdVt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

La maestro rural inicia Ell traba-
10 agricola en- la pequena parcela de
terra que utilza para su huerto.
Cortan los chicos con el azad6n Ia
terra dura y no ven motive alguno
para seltir entusiasmo por la faena
.Qae Sc les encomienda. Sienten los
Iqiiscuios como magullados, sudan
.s:ls cuerpos y sus rostros, cubre sus
pies Ell lodo y slls manos ell polvo.
Sc pulveriza ell terreno, Sc pasa ell
rsstrillo, Sc allana Ia era y como que
Ia repulsion inicial SO lorna rapida-
mente en- simpatia e inter6s. Llena
Ia maestro I'M cajoncito con TERRA y
los altmnos- Sc desviven por prestar
s,l ayuda. Luego extrae de la gaveta
de su escritorio un paQuetito de vi
vos colores que neva pintado por
mo dc sus lados IN hermoso tomato
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Ia nliSeria en- PR.
cuRsT1oNEs LEG1sLAT1vAs

@E-ssvsFy s~-
Como Gle costumbre La burocracia
y los jefes de Departamentos pidien
do a granel aumento de sueldos y
mas personal, este no merece criti.
ca por ESQ que dice el adagio que
por pedir nadie Sc le ha arranca-
do, pero el peligro consiste en- que
nuestros Legislatures Sc dejan in
fuenciar y al fin y al cabo, fuer
"a de tantas peticiones SO consi-
que casi TODD 10 que Sc pide, este
es en- contra de un tercero que STEM
pre- nos olvidamos, que es ell que
contribuye para Ell sostelimiento
de. todas estas cosas.
Aqui no Sc trata del contribuyen
to-, de los grandes colonos due
los7 de Centrales que va todos CO.
nocemos, sentados desde sus poltro
mas mandan y dtrigen y tienen sbo
gados que les defendan sus casos
para estar cubierto de cualquiex
osado que intente pertrbarle en-
Sns ful1cione5 en- sus negocios,
pues para estos GabaIleros las CO.
sas no pueden ir NAL su sitgaci6n
economical asi SO 10 permite Y ha-
ciendo esta comparaci6n es que,
ha dado Ell llamarle algunes de los
que pasean por nuestras carreteras
paso de relampago que la isla
esta rica v pr6spera, pero para sa-
! ber ST este es la verdad de la ST.
tuaci6n economical porque atrave-
samos habrfa que pregrntar al pc
queho contribuyente que 10 son los
duefios de predios de terrenos in
feriores Y de peduefias cantida-
dies, los fondistas, bodegueros, CO.
merciantes en- menor escala y de-
mas individuos cue viven de Pc
quefias cantidades, estos son los yer
daderos contribuyentes que vivimos
muriendo soportando las violencias
: Y las eXigencias de todo Ell mundo,
este es pagandolo todo igual que
81 fuera rico no sieni1o mas qre un
infeliz pr6xtmo q negar a iornale-
ro Y 81 nuestros Legislatures no nos
defender do tantas acometidas in
justas entonces nos pueden llamar
LA TERRA de Nadie' a dom
de no hay quien quejarse; hay
varias cosas mas que merecen gran
atenci6n por sus giros alarmantes
que van tomando a medida que pa
sa Ell tempo y que. son peores que
ell cancer, la tuberculosis Y la ane-
mia,. una de estas es Ell gran nu-
nero de muchachos que hay en- TO-
da la isla vagando realengos por los
pueblos hambrientos y. vistiendo
harapos, insultando y provocando a
tode ell mundo, robando y tiran.
do piedras y hacienda cuanto ie ven
ga en- CANA y icual es la causa dc
esta demagogia?
> Tres son las causaS, primera, Ia
inmunidad que gozan estos zagale-
tones por virtud de una famosa ley
que fu6 votada hace, algIin item
!po, otra, la extravaganza de inu.
chos hombras y 1nujeres,. solteros )
casados, ricos y pobres SO Green
quo Ell tener ilijos y abandonarlos
Ia pasar hambres Y miseria, luego
a converttrse por su ignoTancia eu
rateros Y desvergenzados, todo este
es licito y moral para los culpa'
bles de estos hechos.
iPor que no Sc ha votado una
ley para construir otras correccic-
males donde albergar estas probes
abandonadas? JFa1ta dinero, para
esto?.... Con seteeientos mil pesos
que Sc lie aumentarop en- la Legis-
latura pasada a dos Department
tos daria para atender a este y so.
braba dinero hacienda de este mo
do TN favor nuestro pueblo.
F. GONZALEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

Asi es como ensenamos la gene
racion que sube a ponerse en- con-
tacto con la madre TERRA. Creamos
IN habito Y un anhelo. Y las legio-
ncs de chiquillos que cultivan Ell
huerto marchan presurosas a la re-
coneuista de la patria que Sc NOS
escape de las manos mientras nos
ctros cafamos dolorosamente en- el
negro oleaje de luchas fratricidas.
sAh, 81 los hijos de mi abuelo hubie-
ran aprendido a sembrar tomates!
Ustedes me han comprendido, que
ridos amigos, v basta por hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

pertorio para el debut, poniendo-
a la noche sigIiiente el colossal dra=
ma "Mancha que Limpia"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

Simon y. Patie, Nfillistro bolivia
no en- Espaiia y qpizas el hOsRbre
mas rice en- Sur America, quien Ia
llegadO iltimamente a. Nueva York
acompaliadO de su m6tlicO, dos Sc
cretarios, un ayuda de camara v
val'ios amigos mas. Sc dice del Pc
quenO rey. como comunnlente Sc lfa.
ma, que posee en- diferentes parties
de EurOpa v America IA casas amue
bladas dOnde suele aeOmOdaIse al
.Visitar estos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

F. GONZALEZ.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

One of the two new type scout planes sent tc
the Pacific. This sailor-artist is giving the air
craft last touch of paint. A thousand officers
and men and 90 planes of the scouting, bombing
and observation variety have been sent to Hawaii
Evening star., 1925-01-25

Hosting one of the IL F-5-L type scout
planes aboard the u S. S. Jason. Each
plane weighs tons and is equipped with
an s0O-horsepower motor. All the prepara-
ton for the use of the big air feet in the
maneuvers were made at Hampton Roads
CIntprn tona
Evening star., 1925-06-11
MUSCLE SHOALS
PLAN ABANDONED
War Department Will Act on
Advice of Presidents
Special Commission.

The War Departments proposals
for temporary lease Of Muscle Shoals
pending final disposition by Congress
were disapproved yesterday by the
Presidents special commission on the
ground that a temporary lease might
cause delay by Congress in establish
ing a final policy with respect to the
great Alabama plant.
Acting Secretary of War Davis an
nounced that the department would
be governed by the commissions rec
ommendation. He has referred its
communication to the chief OF Army
engineers for study and report.
While 1t has been determined to hold
no public hearings, the commissioners
will visit Muscle Shoals later in the
Summer and before making it's final
recommendation to the President may
call in for questioning some of those
who have expressed in writing their
views as to the future policy.
Power facilities at Muscle Shoals
will not be completed as early as had
been anticipated some months ago,
members of the commission stating
that 1t might be a month or two or
three before the several units of tur-
bines and generators can be put into
successful operation.
The present expectation, however, is
that the plant will be ready when Con-
gress meets in December and that this
will be an added reason why Congress
Evening star., 1925-06-11
WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY.

Mrs. Vivian G. Armstrong in a suit
for a limited divorce from Walter
Armstrong, an employe of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. tells the
court that her husband Dragged OF MS
conquests with the fair sex and threw
things on the floor when enraged.
Mrs. Armstrong charges cruelty ana
desertion and asks the court to re-
strain her husband from drawing
funds out of the bank. They were
married at New Orleans, La, July ~,
1917 and nave no children. Attorney
w. A. Coombe appears for the wife.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Misses Coats Reduced! !

4-S35 Sports Coats in suede cloth
with borders and collars of Sum-
ner fur. In rust and
1o-S25 and s35 Dress and Sports
Coats in twill, jeweitone and
tweeds, tailored single and dou-
BILE breasted models. Others
straightline and flare fronts.
Summer fur or self trimmed. In
green, wiewam, sawdust and
lipstick ..................S15 90
1o-S3o.5o and S45 Lorchene, Twill,
Jeweitone and kashnir Dress
Goats with Summer fur borders
and collars. Others self trimmed,
flare and straiehtline models.
In all the good Summer
shades SZ5.UU
s-s4e.5o Twill Dress Coats in flare
and straightiine models with or
without fur. Chill, green, ban-
bino and navy y-.-.....-. $3.50
12-$55 to s6e.5o Dress Coats in
one of kind styles. OF char
neen, jeweItone, kashmir and
Patou crepe. Natural and kit
fox borders. Natural skunk,
badger and others with detach-
able collars of fox and
squirrel .....-........ $3.50
s-se5 Silk Coats of ben,galine,
ottoman and satin. Straightline
and flare front models. Badger.
kit fox and Jap fox trimmed. In
black and cocoa.........S45. 90
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Misses Suits

$40 Sports Suits in tweeds and
jeweItone. Single and double
breasted models. In tan, powder
blue and bambino .S19.75
6-S6o5o Dressy Ensemble Suits
Of iorchene and twill, beautifully
tailored with matching frocks
Of printed silks and flare crepe.
In sawdust, wiswan, bambino
and navy. $29 so
5-S11o to $135 One-o E. a kind
Ensemble Suits in jeweItone,
fawnskin and charmeen with
matching frocks of flat crepe.
In sawdust, green and
navy 00S.0U
Misses Apparel Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11

early will determine upon a policy
either of Government operation or Of
private lease.
Chairman Mckenzie and other MEM
bers of the commission believe firmly
that the Muscle Shoals project should
be treated as a nitrate and not q
power project, as Congress intended
it should In providing for it's es.ab-
lishment. They feel that If even a
temporary power lease is granted the
nitrate feature for national defense
and for fertilizer for the farmers will
be lost sight of forever.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
COMMONS SPENDS NIGHT
DEBATING FINANCE BILL
Session Lasts Until 4 AM, With
Liberal and Labor Members
Attacking Duties.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 1.-THE House of
Commons sat until nearly 4 o'clock
this morning discussing various pro-
posals of the finance bill. the laborites
and liberals submitting numerous
amendments aiming at defeat of the
government preferential duties. All
the amendments were rejected by
large conservative majorities.
The proposed Increase in the i'm
perial preference on sugar was op.
posed by the laborites on the ground
that such duty merely aided the
growers in the West Indies and other
parts of the empire.
Winston Churchhill. chancellor of
the exchequer, in reply said 1t was
essential to encourage the West Indian
colonists to develop industries by
which they became self-supporting.
He maintained that the proposal did
not involve an increase in the cost Of
living.
The sugar clause was adopted 100
to 9S.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
SLIPS
50 Or

Tub Silk and nonr
Pongee Slips ....... SZ.SO
Comfortable and cool and easily
laundered, these slips are of tub
silk and pongee with the deep
shadowproof hens, tailored tops and
self straps. In a choice of white,
flesh and pongee color.
Radium Silk, Crepe de
Chine and Crepe-back cAo or
Satin Slips. Sf.CO
a smart collection of embroidered
and tailored styles in a choice of
black, navy, rose, green, brown,
peach, cocoa and fawn. Not all
sizes in each color but plenty of
sizes in the lot for wide selection.
Slip ShOp-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11
SIS Sports Skirts. S3.95
Costume Suits, S49.75

Tomorrow we close out-at this
absurdiy low price-1O Handsome
Suit Costumes-dress and coat to
harmonize. The materials are cord
cite, charmeen and bengaIine silk.
The coats are long, plain flare and
fur bordered. The coIors are navy.
black, waffle, chill, aquamarine and
wigwar. They are we'll worth
seeing.
W0men's Suit Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Bondetfes Tomorrow. 81

Here are both narrow and medium
lengths, made of aII-over iaces,
crepe de chine or jersey silk. Colors
for wear with Summer frocks-
peach, orchid. green, yellow, pink
or white. All sizes 90, 81 and 36.
When the store opens.
Girdles, $395
14-inch GirdIes, of pink broche
with inserts of one-piece elastic and
TWO pairs of hose supporters. A
great value at S3.95.
COrsette Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11
20 Silk Umbrellas, $3.50
Reduced from $7.95

Just Odd Pieces We've Decided
To Close Out!
All have beautiful carved amber
ite, colored composition and hard.
wood handles, mounted on stronu
frames. Ball, stub and spoon tips
of transparent composition with
ferruies to match. Finished with
silk cords or leather thongs. In
blue, brown, red, green, purple and
black.
Umbrella Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Sharply Reduced!
To Clear AWay Quickly
Women's Dresses

FOR Frfd0ys CtedT0Uoy!
4$14.75 Handmade pure Irish
Linen Dresses in rose, green,
orchid and blue. Sizes So
to 40. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S10.75
4-S25 and $35 Silk Dresses of flat
crepe and satin with lace yokes
and applique embroidery. In
black and green. ........ $3.50
7-S25 and S35 Silk Dresses of satin
and faille in ensemble effects,
beaded and embroidered. In
black, blonde and rust. $500
3-S25 Imported Silk Ratne Wash
Dresses, embroidered. White and
orchid, white and blue, white and
coral ................-. S18.75
1o-S25 Silk Dresses for street and
sports, in crepe de chine and
printed crepe, tucked, lace and
bead trimmed. In blonde, rose,
maize, green, white, tan and
piue .....--........ .ylS.75
1o-s3e.5o to $3.50 Satin Afternoon
lace trimmed. Also novelty
striped faiIIes. In rust, black
and blonde. Sizes So to
20 .........-.......... .$22.50
s-S35 to S45 Satin and Crepe de
Chine Dresses, flares, drapes and
lace trimmed. $500
4-S495o to sos Dinner and Sports
Dresses of crepe roma, georeette,
satin and crepe de chine with
jabots, tucks and lace trimmed.
In gray, maize and black. Sizes
50 to 4o-................$35. 90 100
2-S5e4o E n, b 70 d cred Scarf
Dresses of flat crepe and satin.
In black and green, cocoa and
titan .................. $3.50
$40 Sn Georue+te Dinner Dress
in white with silver lace binding.
Size 80. sac S(l
Women's Dress Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Dress Opportunities
Downstairs!

Odd dresses from our inexpensive
stocks-ones and twos marked
down from already very low prices.
fS1o75 Street Dresses, in satin
with embroidered lace yokes. In
black, rust and cocoa. Sizes So
to 40. Tomorrow. 81 so
aES13.75 Silk Afternoon Dresses, of
flat crepe and satin. Buttoned
and embroidery styles. In green,
rust, blonde. Sizes 16 to
40 -.--..-.............S7.75
1o-S39.5o French Handmade Beaded
Georgette Dinner Dresses. In
green, navy and flame. SO and
~ ........-.... .-... S10.50
12-s15 to s22.5o Silk Dresses, in
cludins tunic styles in satin,
street dresses, side panel effects
trimmed in lace and novelty silk
crepes in ensemble effects. Rust,
cocoa, rose and tan. Sizes SO to
az. All for choice at. -. .SlO.5O
1o-$22.5o Two piece Silk Crepe
Dresses. Skirts pleated and
plain, blouses with long and cap
sleeves. Trimmed with braids,
ribbons and buttons. In navy,
blonde, maize, cocoa and crab
apple. Sizes IA to So.
Shoice .S15 ({l
1o-S10.75 Handmade Embroidered
Irish Linen Dresses in green.
maize. orchid, rose. Sizes SO to
41. tomorrow. 81 TX
Downstairs Dress Shop--JeIleff's
Evening star., 1925-06-11
For the Larger and Taller Woman!
Dresses-Ensembles

2-S35 Dresses. In navy, 44Ia; in
black, 42La. In heavy canton
crepe, straightIine, embroidered in
gold and rust. S21.75
2-S3e.5o and s25 Dresses. / Rust
brown tucked canton crepe, size
4oIa; navy crepe de chine,
size 4oNa. ........... STATS
5-s3e.5o and SIS Dresses, in heavy
canton crepe with self stitchery
and lace finish. in black, size
44Ia; 2 in black, size 4oLa; in
navy, size 42Ia S23 M
2-s35 and $3.50 Green Crepe
Dresses. Good lines. Embroidery
and braid trimmed. I size 44I5
and I size 4s1a. a...........S18.75
3-S1fo One kind Ensemble
Suits of charmeen with dresses
of heavy canton crepe and silk
embroidery. graystone, size
42Ts; ! navy, size 44Ia; I sand,
size 46Ia. Sal. so
3-S59.75 Semi sports Coats with
convertible collars. In mokine
with self stitchery, full length
and lined. 2 in tan, size 44Ia:
green, size 4oIa. STATS
1--$s5 Black Fancy FailIe Silk
Coat, full length and completely
lined throughout. SA9 so
Larger Women's Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Suit Clearaway!
$3.50 WooItex Tailored
Suits, S23.75

Tan and chill shades in pinewood
mixtures. Short box jackets and
straightline skirts.
2-S39.5o Navy Blue Suits. Tai
Iored styles in high -,5rade twilIs.
Double breasted box jackets and
velvet notched collars. :. .S33.75
2-S95 Hand-taiiored Suits in navy
twill and tan covert. Very fin
est materials and tailor
ing ....-..s......,.......$39.75
Evening star., 1925-06-11
$3.95 to S. Sweaters
Reduced to $1.95

80 Fiber Sweaters in Jacket
models and knitted wool slip over
nodels-sheer In weight and cool
for outdoor Summer sports. In
white, copen, gold, tan, navy and
black. $1.95.
The Sport Shop--Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-11

Carpet weaving in Persia is done
almost exclusively by women.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Misses'Dresses take a drop!

1o-s2e so Silk Afternoon Frocks Of
crepe de chine prints and tub
silk. Two-piece and straight
line models with cap or long
sleeves in all the new Summer
Shades ................ YlS.l5
+S3e.5o Dance Frocks in taffeta,
aeorgette and chiffon. Basque
and circular models. In tea rose,
maize and orchid. ......-. $500
10-S15 Wolfe Frocks in straightline
models, ribbon and lace trimmed.
Powder blue, white, coral and
maze --.-- 1lU.UU
a-s25 and s2e.5o Crepe de Chine
and Flat Crepe Frocks in ii9 ut
and dark shades with flare fronts,
basque and paneled effects.
Trimmed with lace, stitching
and peating. ng............ STATS
8-S4e so Crepe Satin and Flat
Crepe Afternoon Frocks, flare
front and straightline models.
Sleeveless and cap sleeves. In
cocoa, iipstick, maize and
black ......-..-.. SZO.IS
5-$45 Printed chiffons in flare
front models. satin trimmed. In
black, white, cocoa and
tan ..............-... SZS.oU
1o-s4e so Crepe Roma, Georeette,
Chiffon and Flat Crepe Dresses
in two piece, cherise, flare front
models. Long and short sleeves.
In coral, green, maize and
cocoa .SSS.Io
8-So5 Afternoon and Lace Frocks
i'm one of kind styles. Paneled,
chenoise, basque and draped
models. Lace, beading and rib
bon trimmed. In titan, rose,
green, black and cocoa. .S44.50
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Girdies, $3.95
Summer Blouses 8
For the Skirt or Sweoter

For the Skirt or Sweater
Friday Clearance Priced!
Cotton Blouses-of English dimity
or broadcioth. All tailored styles,
slightly mussed. AZ
$3.50 Silk BIouses-costune and
tailored blouses of crepe de chine
pretty bright shades. Aq5
Two-Piece Frocks!
s1t:5o to s1s.75 Two piece Silk
Frocks-crepe de chine and
printed silks with pTeated skirts
and the hip length overbIouses
with long or short sleeves. In
all bright co'ors. .S1O.75
$21.50 to $3.50 Two-piece Sill
Frocks-Of printed crepe or
plain crepe de chine. Front
pleats, side or kick pIeats. over
blouses trimmed with hand
drawn work. buttons or con-
trasting fabric. S18.7S
Blouse Shop-Street Floor
SIS Sports Skirts, $3.95
There are only 35 of these skirts
to be sold at this price and they
are such excellent values they will
go quickly. OF plaid and striped
fiannels in pleated or wrap around
models. All Summer shades.
$3.50 and $3.50 Ensemble
Costume Suits, S49.75
Tomorrow we close out-at this
sbsurdiy low price-10 Handsome
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Look TO your Holiday Needs
Misses Apparel

all new frocks, coats and suits
but marked low for quick clearance
because there are odd lots and odd
sizes and colors.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
a Friday CIearaUay!
Silk Negligees, S8.85

Stunning models, comfortable and
cool for hot Summer days. OF crepe
de chine and satin in slip-over and
draped models. In flesh, peach,
maize, rose and changeable coIors.
Georgette Satin and
Crepe de Chine n1oor
Make your restfuI hours more
restful still with one of these
charming neelhgees in slip over or
side drape style. A choice of copen,
peach, turquoise and gray. Some
trimmed with FRINGE.
Negligee Shop-Third Floor
Summer SpecinI-Greof VoI,,e.r
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Pearl Chokers Reduced to $3.50
Friday-and July Just Ahead!

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