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The Washington times., 1925-12-08
KING WOULD QUASH
MANY U. s. BOARDS

The sweeping elimination Of a
majority of the Governments
regulatory agencies was proposed
in the Senate today by Senator
King Dem) of Utah.
In a series of bills, King called
on Congress to abolish the Federal
Trade Commission, the United
States Tariff Commission, the
United States Shipping Board and
the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
His measures would wipe out ali
governmental regulatory agencies,
excepting the Interstate Commerce
Commission revoke their powers
and turn their routine duties back
to Government departments. He
would create three-man shipping
board and dispose of vessels to
private interests.
The Washington times., 1925-12-08
Falls Kills Boy Scout

PEEKSKILL, N. Y, Dec. s.
Thomas Wilson. fourteen. died of in
:uries received when he fell 200 feet
to the bottom of an abandoned mine
shaft. He was exploring in COM
uany with a group of Boy Scouts.
The Washington times., 1925-12-08
Apple and elder Party !.

The Tenth Annual Apple, Cider
and Ginger Bread Party of the
West Virginia Society of the Dis
trict of Columbia will be held to-
morrow evening at o'clock at
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
northwest. Admission will be oy
ticket only.
The Washington times., 1925-12-08
Gift Handkerchief

Women's gift handkerchiefs, hand
embroidered on pure linen. Csc Each
Womens hand-embroidered pure
linen handkerchiefs, carefully assem-
bled patterns. Handkerchief that we
are proud of. SOC Each
Women's fancy lace-trirnmed hand
kerchiefs and fancy novelty gift
handkerchiefs from SOC to $3.50 Each
Mems gift handkerchiefs start at 25c
each. White linen with 14-inch hem
stitched ends, and 60 up to $3.50 Each
The Washington times., 1925-12-08
By JESSIE Mcbride
The Cleveland Symphony Orches.
ira, NikoIai Sokoloff, conductor.

This department is rich I'm odd and dis
tinctive gifta5les. Direct entrance from
Eleventh Street.
Adjustable Iron Bridge Italian Pottery Lamps
.h a+d with decorated parch-
Lamp Will oeo0i"'ou ment shades to match
leatherette shade, $2.95 Complete. $500
Japanese Pottery Boudor Lamp with georgete shades
in rose, blue yellow and black and orange
The Washington times., 1925-12-08
Desks and Secretaries
Mirrors

Mahogany Frame Consul Mir
rors. ............. $500 Up
Panel Mirrors for mantel or
buffet. ...........-... $24.OO Up
The Republican., 1925-10-29

The Allenhurst, the Parkview, the
Dixie and the Mountain Lake Hotel
are all still open and have guests reg
istered.
DR.. and Mrs. T. d. Richards, Mrs.
A. A. Richards and others who come
to the Park early in the season, are
still here and expect to remain for
4 short time longer.
The windstorm which struck this
section on Sunday carried down sew
eral large oak trees at various points
in the Park. These trees. however,
were defective and would have been
cut down later.
Mr.. c. c. Gnagey is enclosing mis-
cottage fronting on the State road
and has begun the erection of a nice
bungalow on a lot at the corner Of
Baltimore avenue and | street for
Mr.. Joseph, of Washington, d. c.
After being under the clouds for so
long with their downpour of rain for
many days in succession, we are glad
to have the bright sunshine again.
The Republican., 1925-10-29
Personal AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Mrs. Albert L. Lee was the guest
Of relatives at Kitzmiller few days
this week.
Mr.. Joe Bumough, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting friends in Oakland
this week.
Rev. and Mrs. David NJ. Funk an
nounces the birth of a daughter on
Thursday. October 22nd.
Messrs. Bruce Friend and Freeman
Savage, both Of near Friendsville,
spent Saturday in Oakland on busi-
ness.
Mr.. j. Wilson Humbird, of Cumber-
land, spent Tuesday in Oakland Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. William r.
Offutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mealy and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold H. Harmed motored
to Baltimore Sunday where they are
visiting relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Leonard and
! daughter, of Cumberland, are guets
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Peddicord on Third street.
Mrs. George Isenhart, of Clarks-
burg, returned to her home Sunday
after having spent a week or more
visiting relatives in Oakland.
Mr.. A. G. Reichenbecker, of the
Keyser Ridge Garage, was in the
city yesterday on business when he
called at The Republican office.
Mr. Byron Besse, Of Cincinnati. O..
is here as a guest at the home Of Mrs
D. NJ. Dixon where on Tuesday a son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Besse.
Messrs. L. W. Collins and F. E.
Cuppett, of the GAINESVILLE section OF
Garrett county, were business callers
at The Republican office on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hazlett and
Mrs. R. L. Hubbard, all of Wheeling.
We're weekend visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush in Oak
land
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Freeland, en-
raI1tp ia +hai,s bor,1a ot HooLya,,eoaly n
The Republican., 1925-10-29

keeper III garage.
Miss Lillian White and Miss ].
Whitehill visited the formers parents
here on Sunday. Miss White is teach
ing at Leetsdsle, Pa.
Mr., and Mrs. Lester c. Yutzy and
dau hter Hasaleah have returned to
Crellin from hunting "trip in New
Brunswick, Canada. They report
having had fine time on the trip. Mr..
Yutzy was fortunate in bringing
down large bull moose which tipped
the scales at over 100 pounds and
which had very fine set of antlers.
Mr.. Charles w. Ream was busi-
ness visitor in Pittsburgh last week.
Miss Vera Ream, of the Frostburg
State Normal school, spent Sunday at
home with her father and brothers.
Mrs. Samuel Bowman was visiting
friends in Terra Alta last week.
Logger John has installed radio.
Logger says it is very nice to listen
to good sermon, also that it's much
nicer not to be awakened by the col
lection plate passer. Logger always
was a good sleeper. We are very sor-
ly that he has been somewhat "under
the weather. but very glad that he is
able to be about again.
Miss Edna Baker spent Saturday in
Cumberland.
The Stanley Coal Company has in
stalled larger electric generating
plant, which, with the new rotary
dump and tipple. makes this mine q
tirst-class one and the company is
now able to turn out coal of a very
fine grade at the rate of over twenty
five cars d day
The Republican., 1925-10-29
KlIZMILLER, MD.

(. R. DANTZlC- - OPTOMETRlST will
be in Kitzniller at the Browning House,
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 28ih and
NOVEMBER llth, % examine ewes and
fit glasses. Hours tii' 4.3O P Ne.
The Republican., 1925-10-29

Prof. and Mrs. Albert B. Ulrey and
son Richard, Of Los Angeles, Cal, ac-
companied by Mrs. Louis Kamp, Of
Grantsville, and Mr.. c. c. Speicher,
of Meyersdale, were visitors to Oak
land on last Saturday. Mrs. Ulrey
is the daughter of DE-. A. f. Speieher,
formerly Of GrantsyilIe, who moved
to the west more than a quarter Of a
century ago. Prof. Ulrey is with the
biological department Of the Univer-
sity of Southern California, and is
making a tour Of inspection of the
large universities Of the cast and
south. From Oakland the party Of
Westernera motored back TO Grants
Ne, expecting to leave Ghere this
Evening star., 1925-06-18

Hunter Popel, Beatrice Marshall
Prater. Laura Anita Purcell, Princess
Mae Richardson, Inez Mabel Rivers,
Clara Dale Robinson, Olive Bernice
Rose, Mabel Otella Ross, Eloise
Martha Ruckar, Alma Isabel Ruffin,
Viola Mary Ruth, Helen Virginia
Shaed, Cecilia Emily Shipley and
Irene Elizabeth Smackun.
Charlotte Elizabeth Smith, lola
Smith, Stanley Smith, Gertrude Stew
ems, Spencer, Theodore Morris Steven
son, Florence Tucker Stitt. Eleanor
Bryant Swami. Edna Whitaker
Thomas, Ethel Florence Thomas,
Gladys Elaine Tinney, Ethel Lillian
Webb, Rosa Leona Wells. Lenora
Elizabeth Walker. Gladys Irene VIII
son, Helen Mae Williams, Ethyl
Beatrice Augusta Wise and Annie
Moreece Woodbridge.
Art course - Velma DeLoache
Blake, Helen Leary Minor, Evelyn
Othella Meredith, Delilah Louise Will
liams and Benjamin Franklin Camp.
bell.
Home economics .course-Alice Vio-
let Boone, Agnes Beatrice Brooks,
Bernardine Gray Brookens, Sadie
Louise Bryant, E,ula Maude Edwards,
Evelyn Evans Hood, Elizabeth Viola
Mahoney, Elizabeth Robertson. Julia
Franklyn Spain, Carneal WanZer.
Ethna Beulah Winston and Nettie
Lillian Lewis.
kindergarten courSe-Edna Mae
Spriggs Bragg, Clementine Bartlett
Hart, Alyce Naomi Jackson. Ruth
Adele Thompson, Una Fredricka
Nenie and Margaret Rosemond Fray.
Manual arts course-Walter Frank
Breckenridge Albert Sidney Frye and
Paul George Washington.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
To Fit Little Women
Wonen's Suits

hese three groups no longer offer a
wide choice. Away they go-at clearance
prices!
1o-Women's $32.5o and ss5 WooLTEx
Suits-Tan, gray and rust tweeds,
with box jackets. Jaunty as they can
be, and wearing the proud name Wool
tex-the great knockabout suit that
has real styIe!. s1Q7s
2-Women's $40 Navy Twill Suits, with
box jackets and velvet collars. Save
SIPS! e2o re
10-$69.50 to SIS Ensemble Costume Suits
of fine lorchene, kashmir, twill,
bengaline and faiIle silk, in wiawam,
tan, chill and purple. Long, straiehtIine
and Hare coats matching the charming
SILK froeks. Friday Clearance, $29.75
Jelleff's-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Here's a Friday Clearaway of
Fine Lingerie

Taken from our regular stock. Re
plenish your Summer supply of lingerie
from these groups at amazing savings
Wolfe and Batiste Gowns-S1.5o
Wolfe and fine shadow batiste gowns,
trimmed with footing folds of con-
trasting colors of self Round and
square neck models. Flesh, white,
maize and peach. Sl.5O
Costume Slips-$1.5O
OF fine nansook, trimmed with fet or
Irish crochet laces. 20-inch shadow
hens.
Cotton Step-ins-$I.5O
OF fine voile and shadow batiste. cut
IN full width; trimmed with footinq
or laces, and inserts of embroidered
net. Flesh, white and orchid.
Radium Silk EnveloPes-$1.S
- Envelope chenise, of radum silk or
crepe de chine; in tailored style and
lace trimmed. Also glove silk vests,
trimmed with Irish crochet and fiIet
laces, at S1.85. Peach, orchid white
and flesh color.
Silk Gowns and Chemise-S365
Gowns and Envelope Chemise, of
S3.65-Glove Silk Step-n chemise.
lace trimmed. In flesh, orchid and
peach.
10 Silk Negligees-$7.s5
OF crepe de chine and satin, in slip
peach, copenhagen blue and flesh
IL Silk Negligees-S1oS5
Georgette crepe de chine, or baronette
SATIN nesIigees, in sip-over styles
lrimmed with wide fringe. Also
draped models.
Lingerie ShopS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-18
PROGRESS IS URGED
ON CLASS AT MINER
BaIIou Tells 1871 Graduates
to Keep Abreast of Edu-
(. CatiOnaI Science.

Close attention to an analysis of
scientific developments III education
was urged upon 131 graduates of the
Miner Normal School by Dr. Frank
w. Ballou, superintendent of schools,
In his address at the commencement
exercises in Dunbar auditorium last
night, when diplomas were presented
Dr. Ballou emphasized that develop
mentS in educational science should
be given close study by the gradu-
ates in order that the most valuable
aids might be selected with prudence
and efficiency.
Music Is Feature.
A feature Of the program was Il
selection Of original musical mum
hers of the graduating class. Mrs.
BerniCe Brooks Brown delivered the
oration and Rev. +. l. a. Bennett,
member of the school board. present
johnson presided and Rev. Walter II.
Brooks offered the invocation and
pronounced the benediction.
Assistant Supt. of Schools Garnet
c. Wilkinson also spoke, out
lining possibilities for service
throughout the country for the
graduates. Miss Princess Mae Rich
ardson rendered vocal selections.
playing the accompaniments on a
harp. Miss Pearle Naomi Biley
wrote the lyrics of the class song
and Miss Clementine Bartlett Hart
wrote the music. Officials of the
class are: Bernice Brooks Brown
president; Helen Mae Williams. vice
president: Thelma Proudfoote Entz-
minger. secretary. and Ella Bernice
Howard, treasurer.
List of Graduates.
The graduates are: Primary grade
course Alberta Victoria Adams
Pearle Naomi Bailey, Jane Irene
Beasley, Nelma Loretta Boone, Thel-
ma Vivian Blackwell. Julia Elizabeth
Rlaylock, Bernice Brooks Brown,
Kathryn Cameron Brown, Frances
Elizabeth Browne, Jessie Mae Bruden.
Marie F,rnestine Burke. Dorothy
Louise Burnett, Bessie Hall Cole, Te-
resa Murphy Carroll, Martha Rogers
Chinn, Bertha Lee Circey, Lillian
Swami Coleman, Ida Lucille Denny,
Josephine Antoinette De Naul, Stan
ford Dougherty. Elizabeth Dougherty
Mildred Peck Duncan Florence
Lillian Eagles, Sophia Martha Edelin.
Julia Edmonds, Jerome Howard Ed
wards, Ethelyn Blanche Evans, Grace
Lece Evans. Thelma Proudfoote
Entzminger. Marjorie Estelle Fergu-
son. Dorothy Hazel Ford. Edna Mae
Fowler, Anita Helen Cant, Mary
I.auretta. Goode, Martha Hazel Green,
Iyneir Price Grady, Blanche Ellen
Grice. Aurelia Ida Hallback, Maude
Deluma Harris, Ruth Ethel Harris.
Helena Bickford Hines, Sylvia Ruth
hoffman, Ella Bernice Howard and
Ruth Daniel Howard.
Lucille Hughes, Marion Eugenia
Winchester Hughes. Bessie Herbert
Irving, Gladys Evelyn Jackson, Re
gina Beatrice Jackson, Viola Ruth
jefferson, Elizabeth Victoria Jen5ins,
Margery Jane Jenkins, Lucinda Ger
trude Jennings, Julia Ester Jones,
Thelma Gasway Keenan,, Edna Mae
Landry. Elva Louise McLane. Bea-
trice Abbie Lee. Edith Beatrice Lee,
Sarah Sampson Lee. Marguerite Edith
Lucas, Helen Catherine Lumpkins,
Gladys Rozelle Mann, Gladys Evelyn
Mauldin, Ethel Edgen Meyers, Thel-
ma Louise Mickens, Edna Theresa
Miles, Marion Esther Miles. Edward
Hampton Miller, Leslie Antoinette
Mitchell and Katherine Juanita Mos
ley.
Mayolla Beatrice Netherland. Della
Francilla Perry. Samuel Munro
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Worlds Greatest Needs.

Among the greatest needs of the
world today as listed by an eminent
scientist are, an alloy, ferrous or non
ferrous, possessing higher tenacity
than any known combination; a light
that will pentrate a fog, refractory ma
terial for lining steel melting furnaces
and labels that will not erode or cor
rode, and a safe method of stopping
the rolling of steamers in rough seas.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Try Your Luck Tomorrow
Wornen's Dresses

Scores of cool, Summery styles-at
amazing prices to insure clearance!
6-Women's s14.75 Hand drawn Irish
Linen Dresses, hand drawn and hand
embroidered. In Iavendar, rose, green
and maize. Sizes 36, SO, 42..... S8,75
3IWomen's $14.75 Imported Hand made
Wolfe Dresses, hand drawn, trimmed
with applique embroidery. In blue
and maize. Sizes SO to a.. S8.75
3-Women's s25 Satin Street Dresses,
ensemble effects and draped models.
Rust color. Sizes a6 to 4o..... $40
1-Woman's $3.50 Imported French Wolfe
Dress, handmade, with coiored PIP
inss. Size 40. In coral. 49,. SlO.75
2-Women's $25 Imported Silk Ratine
Dresses, embroidered models. in orchid
and white and coral and white combi-
nations. Sizes a6 and 3s..... SIS
+Women's $25 Imported French Wolfe
Dresses, trimmed with val lace, hand
embroidery in hand drawn style.
Coral. white, orchid and blue. Size
80. .....-....-.......--. SIS
4Women's Ss5 and $3.50 Street Dresses,
in faille silk and satin, including en-
sembes with beaded tunic. Rust,
blonde and black. Sizes 36 and SO, SIS
+Women's $3.50 Imported Hand ade
Wolfe Dresses, trimmed with coIored
embroidery, hand piping and folds.
Maize, orchid, coral and white. Sizes
80 to 81. $50
Street Dresses, in satin and striped
failie silk. In tailored styles, beaded
and lace trimmed. In black, blonde
and rust. Sizes 36 to 40. ......... $40
s-Women's $3.50 to $4e5o Afternoon
Dresses, Of satin and crepe de chine.
Embroidered models, apron effects,
tunics, flares. In blonde, black, brown
and rust. Sizes 36 to 40. $3.50
2-Womens $35 and $3.50 Imported
Handmade Wolfe Dresses, trimmed
with hand-drawn embroidery and val
lace. In coral and flesh Sizes 36
a-Women's $3.50 Novelty Imported
Dresses of wash crepe, in strai3htIine
styles, trimmed with buttons. Blue.
coral and peach. Size 3d.. SIS
3-Women's $3.50 and $65 Dinner Dresses
Of satin or georgette, beaded and en-
broidered. In gray and black. Sizes
2-Women's $4e5o Sports and Afternoon
Dresses Of crepe de chine and satin,
with all-over embroidery and jabot
front. Black and gold. Sizes SO and
50 ...'......''. SJU
2-Women's $3.50 Street Dresses, with
embroidered scarf, collars, cute out ap
pique trimmings. Black and green,
brown and cocoa. Sizes So and 40 S35
2-Women's $45 Imported Leopard PRINT
Wolfe Dresses, button trimmed and
handmade. In gold and blue. Sizes
80 and 50. ..........-.... S3S
Womens Dress ShOp-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Misses Dresses

Priced to Clear Them Away!
+Misses' S25 Afternoon Frocks, in crepe
de chine and flat crepe. StraightIine
and apron front models, in ipstck,
coral and tan. Observation-Disclosures. $40
s-Misses' S25 to $2o.5o Crepe Satin and
Crepe de Chine Dresses, in basque,
straiehtlne, TERED and draped models,
trimmed with lace, ribbon and en-
broidery. Rose, navy, pow der
oiue. Observation-Disclosures. ...... SIS
Misses $3.50 Crepe Satin and Flat
Crepe Afternoon Frocks, with flare
fronts, basque and straightline models;
IN cocoa, Iipst OK, navy and
rust. ..'.............. $3.50
s-Misses' $39.5o to S45 Flat Crepe. Geor-
gette and Satin Canton Frocks-
Straiehtline. flare front and basque
models. With long sleeves and sleeve
less. Rose. green, tan, coral and
1o-Misses' $49.5o Afternoon Frocks of
crepe de chine, satin canton and flat
crepe. StratghtIne, basque and two
piece models, with long sleeves or
sleeveless. Powder blue, coral, navy.
green and eoeoa............ S33 Is
8-Misses' $3.50 to s65 Afternoon and
Evening Frocks, in one of a kind
styles. Georgette, crepe roma and
chiffon; in rose, tan, coral, maize and
navy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S447S
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Downstairs

Savings on Women's and Misses
Dresses!
There should be lot of brisk buying
tomorrow! These clearaway items mean
savings worth trip to the store. Cool
dresses-for less!
5-Women's $1o.75 and SIS Satin After
Dresses, with embroidered lace
yokes and insertions. Rust, black and
cocoa. Size So ..................S So
s-Women'. $1375 Street Dresses, of
satin crepe, with embroidered jabots;
some beaded styles, others with
pieats. Green, rust, black. Sizes 36
to ~ ......'............ -.S5
Women's and Misses $10.75 Pure Linen
Handmade Dresses, hand drawn, en-
broidered and with coIored pipinss.
s,. so:. Is 1,. IL green lavender and eSs os
1o-Women's and Misses $1o.75 Irish
Linen Handmade Dresses, with roll
collars, v necks, hand drawn effects,
embroidesy. Maize, green, rose,
ee. IWomen,. SIS SIS Satin street Dr.,.ee 90
draped, beaded, lace trimmed and
cocoa. Sizes as to 42......... $50
4-Women's $225o Street Dresses, in
novelty y. crepe ems. sns.msI. as Effects If II
5-Women's and Misses $3.50 Fre..-..
Beaded Dinner Gowns, in lipstick red
sssorsette crepe. Handmade! Sizes
1s to 40 $3.50
eWomen's and Misses $3.50 Two
piece Crepe do Chine Sports Frocks,
with pleated or plain skirts, full
length and cap sleeves; in navy, tan,
naize and crabapple. Sizes is to
90 SlS
inexpensive Dress Shop-Downstairs
Stockings, Reduced!
Sports LisIe Stockings large range of
sizes and coiors; reduced to-. $1.95
outsize Chiffon Silk Stoeknss-siIk from
top to toe, in broken sizes. Light and
dark coiors .................... 81 30
Jelle6's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-18
H. W. BEECHER, SO, WEDs.
Cousin of Famous Brooklyn Divine
Takes Bride, Aged rs.

NEWARK, N. j., June 18. R.-
Henry Willard Beecher. 81, cousin
of Henry Ward Beecher. and presi-
dent of the United Soap and Perfume
Company Of New York, tonight visited
the home of Mrs. James Corbett, and
announced he had married her grand
mother, Mrs. Frances Dean, rs, of
East Orange, N. j.. on Tuesday.
The ceremony was performed by
Capt. Walter G. Isaacks, a United
States naval chaplain.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Sweaters, Too

Sweaters, Too
in great Friday clearaway!
50-$4.95 to $695 SIip-on and Coat
Sweaters, in wool or fiber-in at
tractive colors and WHITE 81
Also $3.50 Light-wesht Wool Sweaters.
in coat models with roll collars of con.
trastns stripes. Tan, blue, rust, corn,
These Blouses
Priced to clear at once!
1oo-$25o and $2e5 Cotton BIouses, in
tailored styles. OF English broadcloth
and dimity-aIi slightly mussed from
75-$495 to $6.95 Silk Blouses, odds and
ends Of printed silks and crepe de
chine overblouses. Also tuck-in mod
els Of white silk broadcloth. 81. .95
These $1o5o to $3.50 TunicsI OF printed
silks, in gay, bright colorinss-onIy
one or two Of each style. Sizes SO to
~ S{.S0
Jellef's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-18
or Larger and
aller Women
Sienderizing Frocks Reduced

Sienderizing Frocks Reduced!
Offered IN our shop specialized Tor
women OF above the average proportions.
At clearance prices tomorrow!
4-$35 to $49.5O Dresses
Now SIS
$3.50 Navy Twill Coat Dress, size 4OI5
S35 Dark Green Crepe Coat Dress 4sLs.
S49.5o Brown Satin Side drape Frock,
with g sleeves. Size 4OIa
S49.5o Black Satin Frock, with wine
color polka dots. Size 42L2
3-$25 and $45 Dresses
Now $40
$40 Rust-color Tucked Dress size 4oIs.
$25 Blue Self -embro Aered Dress, size
s25 Navy Blue Dresses with blue stitch.
ing, size 4oLa.
And Still More.
sos Dress for the larger woman It's Of
navy faHle crepe, IN straghtIine style,
with embroidery of blended coIors and
gold stitchery ..............S 600 co
I S45 Dress for the large woman. Green
canton crepe, with "a sleeves, EN-
broidery trimmed. Size ave STs
Coats for Larger Women
$59.75 Tan FaiIe Silk Coat, kasha trim
med and lined; size 4oLa S35
$59.75 FaiIIe Silk Coat, tan rrepe lined.
with fur-trimmed scarf; si[ 4OL2. .S3S
I S125 Black Corded Silk Coat. with
kasha embroidered tuxedo front, full
lined; size aye $50 S0
1 $11o Navy Piquet Ensemble Suit, with
figured crepe dress matching lining:
beautifully tailored; size 44La S45
Evening star., 1925-06-18
italian Former Deputy Dies.

ROME, June 1S C0.-Former Deputy
Alfonso Lucifero. for many years sec
retary of the Chamber Of Deputies,
died here today.
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Misses Suits Reduced

Remarkable Clearance Groups!
6-Misses' $95 to $11o Ensemble Suits, of
Iorehene and jeweltone. Straishtline
coats with matching frocks-in bani-
bino, aqua m ari inc, chill and
navy. ................ $40 S0
4Misses' $69.5o Ensemble Suits, of twill
and lorchene.' Coats in straiehtIine
style with matching frocks Of flat
crepe or printed silks. Tieer-eye, wig
wan and navy .......-...... $3.50
jeweltone and tweeds. Box Jackets
single or double breasted Brown,
bamblno and wbgwam. ..... S26.5O
Misses Suits-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-18
These Misses Coats

take reductions, too
+Msses' $35 Twill and Suede Cloth
Coats, in straiehtIne and flare models
fur trimmed. Navy, green and lip
s-Msses' S2e.5o Sports and Dress Coats,
IN plain and checked poiaire, Iorchene
and twill. In single and double
breasted models; fare and straiqhtIine
Tan, green, navy and brown S15
1o-Msses' $3.50 kashmir Goats in
straightline and flare front styles. with
fur borders and collars. STITCHING and
button trimming. Rose, green, tan
ana POWDER. .....-..... SD S(1
s-Misses' $45 Twill Coats, in straiohtIine
and flare front styles, with mink and
squirrel collars and borders of natural
skunk Navy, green, cocoa and
s-Misses' $4e.5o to $3.50 Dress Goats Of
twill, lorchene, charmeen and Jewell
tone. In stra shtline styles, flare front
or panel models. Fur trimmed or self
trimmed. In wswam, bambino, aqua
marine, chilli and navy. w S33 7s
s-Misses' $4e5o to $3.50 Silk Goats. in
crepe satin and bengaIne. STRAIGHT
line and flare models; button or fur
trimmed. Black and cocoa $40 S0
5-Misses' $40 Coats, in individual styes
no two alike. OF jeweItone, char
meen and twill. Flare and straiohtIine
models; fur trimmed. Bambino. wiz.
wan and navy. ........... SSS
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Misses Apparel

Offers for clearance these groups that
because OF broken size assortments or
for some other reason, must be cleared
at once. You may find among them-at
clearance prices ust what you have
teI
Evening star., 1925-06-18
Extra Special! so Misses SI6.75
Handmade Voile Dresses
S107S

Hand embroidered, hand drawn models
in straightIne styles, with apron fronts
panels and tiers. Basque models; ribbon
and lace trimmed. Peach, white and
powder blue.
Misses Dresses-Third Floor