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Evening star., 1927-06-19

Naomi Chapter will have the last
u,ceting before vacation Wednesday
evening. There will be a short bust.
ness meeting, followed by the initia.
ton of three candidates.
Bethany Chapter met June 10. the
last meeting prior to the Summer
vacation, and the children of the
members were entertained. A sur.
prise birthday party was given Tues.
day TO the matron, Mrs. Roberta
Fosse, 1915 Sixteenth street, at which
there were present most of the Grand
Chapter members and more than a
hundred Of the chapter and friends.
Mrs. Fosse received a number of gifts.
The degrees were conferred at the
last meeting of Temple Chapter. with
Fast Matron Sarah Blum presiding.
The auxiliary home board will meet
at the home Of Past Matron Harriet
CoTwin. Services will be held at
Temple Heights July 10 at pm.
The next meeting. the last for the
Summer. will be a social night" i'm
which the chapter will entertain the
1926 and 1927 Masters Association
with dancing and refreshments in the
banquet hall.
The dormitory committee Of Unity
Chapter held card party at the home
of the matron. Mrs. Mary f. Steiner
1853 A street northeast, June IS. At
the last meeting, after a short busi-
ness session. the chapter was enter
tanned by the following program
Readings by Mrs. Florence Fl. Farber
duets and solos by Granville Leef
and Thomas Leef. and readings by
Miss Janet Logan. At the meeting
of June "a the degrees will be con
ferred.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa
tion Of 1925 held their annual outing
June II and 12 at Tall Timbers. Md.
and were the guests Of Past Grand
Matron Mrs. Nellie f. Fletcher and
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Mr.. Fletcher at their Summer home.
After a short business session the
members INDUCED in various sports
and the prize for catching the most
fish was awarded TO Mrs. Adrianne
Shreve, with DR. f.. T. Stephenson
second. A scarf was presented to
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Nellie
Fletcher as a gift from the associa-
ton. Those present were: Grand
Matron Mrs. Lena Stephenson. Past
Grand Matron of Ontario Mrs. Mil
dred Schumacher, Right Worthy
Grand Secretary Mrs. Minnie E.
Keyes, Past Grand Patron Charles
Shreves and Mrs Shreves. Past Grand
Patron William Belts and Mrs. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Linden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Gregory. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald G. Kessler. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Frech, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
l.. Freer. Mr.. and Mrs. William J..
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman G.
Champion, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble d.
Larner. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert 3.
Hendrick. Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wiedemann, Mr..
Evening star., 1927-06-19

CATURDAY afternoon, starting at
3 o'clock, the Masonic fraternity
will celebrate it's annual field
~ day, under the Masters Asso-
citation, the proceeds Of which
viii be devoted to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home fund, and es-
pecially in the effort to cancel the in
debtedness due on the children's dor
nlitory structure. There will be music
by Masonic bands, drills and comedy
stunts. but the outstanding feature
will be the annual ball game between
teams representing Almas Temple of
ths Mystic Shrine and Kallipolis
Grotto of the Yelled Prophets. 1t is
considered obligatory upon every Ma
son within the District of Columbia
TO be present on this occasion or to
be represented in some way. especial.
ly by financial contribution. The Of
fetal program in detail for the occa-
sion had not been received when this
section of The Star went to press.
From the Yosemite Park. in far.
off California. whence he had gone
after attending the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church in San
francisco, has been received a letter
from Grand Chaplain Rev. DR.. John
&. Palmer, announcing, in spite of
the beauty of scenery beyond descrip-
ton, his arrival in Washington on
Friday of the current week, lin good
time for the opening service on Tenn.
pie Heights. June 26."
The formal announcement follows:
Sunday. June IS. 1927. at 4 o'clock
IN the afternoon, the customary open
air religious services will be resumed
at Temple Heights, and the address
nil hn fn1 hxp he ,aI
lain. Rev. John c. Palmer. who has
Just returned from the Presbyterian
Conference in San Francisco. Music
will be under the direction of j.
Walter Humphrey, X. c. c. H., with
Fast Master Harry G.. Kimball, K. c.
c. H. as accompanist, and the quartet
OF Luther Place Memorial Church, of
which Mr.. Humphrey is the director,
composed OF Mrs. B. II. Smart, So
prsno: Mrs. Marion Carl, contralto;
Irving NJ. Tullar. tenor. and Mr..
Humphrey, basso. to provide the
music.
The especially invited guests are
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, James c.
Munich. master; Benjamin B. French
lodge, No. Is. Boltha j. Laws, mas
ter. and Potomac Lodge, No. 5. John
=. Wilkins, master. together with
Ruth Chapter, No. i, Mrs. Edna M.
Charlton, matron. and George D. Sui
livan, patron: Martha Chapter, No. 4.
Mrs. Lille F. Barker, matron, and
John D. Kurtz. patron, and Mount
Pleasant Chapter. No. "a. Mrs. BIanch
K. Larner. matron. and c. Coleman
Champion, patron, Order Of the East
ern, Star. and also Robert de Bruce
Chapter. Order Of De Molay, and Jobs
Daughters. All members of these fra
Evening star., 1927-06-19
MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday--Potomar. No. 5. r, c.
Pentalpha No. IS, NJ NJ.
NGsPt NiSs9t Tifs Psssfe5 Sd S. S. :ssi.f 81 +. A.
Arminius. No. IS: called off
King David. No. IS. F. &.
st. Johns. No. IL NJ. NJ. mi
la1s' night, SPECIAL az 40,
"edanssdsy9Harmeny, adsy - ain No II IL NJ NJ
warren G. Harding. No. 80. E, A.
Thursday-The New. Jerusalem. No.
O. c. at 5:45 pm; L. A. at
Friday@st. johns. No II, social.
Hope. No. 60. z. A.
TRINITY. No Il. NJ. NJ
Saturday-Annual field day. American
League Ball Park. . pm.
School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Washington Naval. No
Mount Horeh. No, =. p. NJ. ana
NJ z. NJ. special Al 80 pln.
MISREPRESENTATION. No. :. Royal
William r.. Singleton, No. II.
Royal Arch.
Fridav-Eurelxa. No. 4. T. NJ. and
NJ. E. NJ
KNIGHTS TENpI,R COMMAND
ER1ES.
Mondsv--0ricnt. No. 5. Red Cross and
Malta.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesdsy--Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
tlon, statutory assembly,
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EASTERN STAR.

Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
and confer the degrees. The meeting
will be followed by refreshments. The
chapter will not hold any regular
meetings during July and August.
Washington-C Centennial Chapter will
take its annual boat trip July 16, leav-
in- on the steamer Southland at 2:30
o'clock. Preparations are being made
by the committee on arrangements. A
cruise of over 500 miles is being ar
ranged, which will include the Atlantic
Ocean, York. James and Elizabeth
Rivers and other historic points of in
terest.
Members of the Eastern Star, to.
gether with their relatives and friends,
are extended an invitation to join this
party. Edward Holland is chairman.
The religious services held at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at o'clock will be in charge
of Cathedral Chapter and Rev. S. B.
Daugherty of the United Brethren
Church will officiate. Automobiles will
meet members and friends who desire
to attend at Georgia avenue and Rit.
tenhouse street.
A meeting of st. Johns Lodge Chap.
ter will be held tomorrow evening.
There will be an entertainment, fol.
lowed by dancing. The chapter has
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FRATERNITIES

Capitol Forest, NJ. 104, Tai Cedars
of Lebanon, has accepted the invita-
ton of Baltimore Forest, No. As, to
participate in the celebration Of It's
eighth anniversary the evening of
June 20. when forests from Philadel.
phia, Ch ster. York and Harrisburg,
Pa: Salisbury and Hagerstown, Nd;
Wilmington. Del, and Charlestown,
w Va, will be present for the street
parade inaugurating that ceremony.
Baltimore Forest. No. 45, has arranged
to have a buffet lulcheon to be served
al. those participating in the parade
Regiment Armory, on Fayette street
between Paca and Greene streets. At
pm. the parade will start.
The local forest will take busses
from the Oxford Hotel, corner Fiji
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at pm. which will so direct to
the 4th Regiment Armory.
Capitol Forest, No. 104. has com.
pleted arrangements for it's cere-
monial of the local forest at the New
Willard Hotel the evening of June so,
which will be the last of the season.
Col Harry E. Gladman of the Dis.
trict militia has been appointed by
Grand Tall Cedar Patterson as mar
will have entire charge of the arrange
ments for those who participate in the
parade.
The Swedish system of Masonry,
which prevails throughout Scandi-
navia, admits only Christians as in.
itiates, according to an article in the
Masonic Sun of Toronto, and pro.
Vides for IL degrees, the first three
known as the craft degrees, being
common to what is known as symbolic
Masonry. The second division, above
craft Masonry, also consists of three
degrees. 1t is known as the Scotch
st. Andrew working, and the degrees
are Scotch Apprentices, Scotch Fellows
and Scotch Masters. The third con-
sists of five chapter degrees, viz:
Stuart Brothers, or Knights Of the
East of Jerusalem; Confidants of Solo
mon; or knights of the West, Conf.
dents of st. John. Confidants of St.
Andrew and knights and Command
ers of the Red Cross. The last degree
is limited to 33 members. one of whom
is grand master and takes the title of
Vicarium Salomonis. Nine others
form what is called the sanhedrin, and
the 10 are the ruling body of Ma.
sonry in all its branches. In Sweden
and Denmark the King is always
Vicar of Solomon.
Evening star., 1927-06-19

(Continued on Tenth Pagel
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18
SOUTHERN BANKER DISCOVERS FOUNTAIN
 OF ETERNAL YOUTH

Alaska is the land of rejuvenation; a country of magnificent charm, with thousand appeals in every mile. have found the spot where a man casts aside the tensity of life in the busy centres and assumes soothing quiet that lulls the senses and brings great peace"
 This is how Warren R. Porter, chair man of the board of directors of the Pajaro Valley National bank and the Pajaro Valley Savings bank, Watson vile, Calf, expressed himself after a night in Seward. With Mrs Porter the California banker is stopping off in Seward awaiting the arrival of the s. s. Victoria, when they will resume their journey to Nome, from which point they will return via the Yukon river.
 Tt is hard to explain how Alaska has caught me in it's grip" continued MT. Porter T have felt a rejuvena- ton that makes me almost forget am an old man. It must be because am so close to magnificent prirnative nature. And how I have slept the sleep of baby and enjoyed every mo- ment of my journey! It is the tired business mans paradise, and I shall so tell everyone with whom come into contact when I return"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18
Sundays Games) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Oakland TT, San Francisco 1-16. Sacramento 6-3, Los Angeles 5-5. Missions S-S, Portland 3-1. Hollywood 3-2, Seattle 4-3 Philadelphia 4, Detroit 5. New York 5, St. Louis 4. Washington ', Chicago 4. / Boston Cleveland double headed postponed on account of rain.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 5, Brooklyn 8 Chicago-New York postponed on ac- count of wet grounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18
BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE Saturdays Games)

Chicago 5-2, New York GA. St. Louis O-9, Brooklyn 3-2. Pittsburg 1O-9, Philadelphia 11-11. Cincinnati, Boston 2
 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 5, St. Louis 2. Philadelphia g, Detroit 3. Washington 5, Chicago z. Boston 6-5, Cleveland 3-4-Opener 12 innings.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento 4, Los Angeles 5-Ten innings.
 Missions 3, Portland 9. Oakland 10, San Francisco 3. Hollywood 1, Seattle 4.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

Frye's ice boxes are always open , the public's inspection.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

Ask Manager Dunkle of the Frye Bruhn Meat Market for a BABY BEEF CHART.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-18

Ask for the film in the yell V box. Eastman's Films. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Officers Here Relieved.

Maj. Raymond w. Pearson, Dental
Corps, and Capt. Chester B. Leedom,
Medical Administrative Corps, have
been relieved from duty at Walter
Reed General Hospital. Maj. Pearson
is ordered to Manila, p. l.. and Capt.
Leedom to Governors Island. New
York. Capt. Stanley G.. Odom, Med.
ical Corps, at Fort Leavenworth. Kan,
has been ordered to this city for duty
at Walter Reed General HOsnital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-16

ST to So Neckwear, 69c
A clearance Of slightly unused
pieces, all in good style, in linen,
lace and organdie. Buy some
for your Summer froeks!
$3.50 Silk Stockings
$I.95 Pair
Chiffon silk compose stockings
with the darker heel. In popular
tan and grey shades. Not all sizes
in each color.
Discontinued Cold Stripe Silk
Stockings, 81 Pair
Just a few pairs Of Gold Stripe
No. 504, regularly $1.85 the pair.
They're silk with a isle top in
black, sizes 8 to 10, gunmetal
sizes and Sla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-16

Service Commission OF Maryland on
June q, it was announced today by
Earl V, Fisher. executive secretary of
the local commission.
The traction company recently pur.
chased the Washington and Maryland
Railway, which operates from Four
teenth and Kennedy streets to Ia
koma Park. and asked the commission
for authority to abandon the rail serv-
ice from Fifth and Kennedy streets to
the Maryland community, replacing
il with motor bus service.
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Rev. w. L. Darby, executive score.
| tary of the Washington Federation
of Churches. will pronounce the invo-
cation. Louis 3. MontfOrt, president
of the school, will present the diplo-
mas
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BUS CASE UP JUNE 27.
Utilities Bodies to Consider Ia.
koma Park Project.

The proposal of the Capital Trac-
ton Co. to substitute motor buses
for street car service to Takoma Park
will be considered Jointly by the Public
Utilities Commission and the Public
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KRAMER TO SPEAK.
Will Address School for Secretaries
Commencement

Assistant Superintendent of Schools
Stephen e. Kramer will deliver the
graduation address tonight at the COM
exercises of the Washing
ton School for Secretaries in the
Washington Club. A class of 4S will
be graduated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-16

The Womans Medical College of
Pennsylvania, which has just held
it's seventy-fifth commencement, is the
oldest woman's medical college in the
world.
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ceived by the commission until
June %.
Both men and women may enter
this examination. Appointees must
be persons of education and training
in the care of children.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service Comrnls
sion, 1924 f street.
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Juniors $l6.50 and $3.50
Frocks. $40

Just think of it! An oppor-
tunity to select two good frocks
for what you expected to pay for
one. You'll find canton crepe.
crepe Elizabeth and satin in
we'll tailored models reduced be-
cause the size range is broken.
Tan, red and black only.
Juniors SIS Frocks, $3.50
An exceptional group of crepe
de chine frocks, beautifully made
and decidedly suitable for all
summer wear. Good styles and
desirable colorings.
Juniors $29.50 Frocks, $3.50
And even at $29.50 these frocks
were exceptional values. Geor
uettes for formal afternoon and
dance wear, crepe de chine frocks
smartly tailored, cIeverIy pIeated
and shirred in this group Of good
colorings.
Junior Misses Shop-Street Floor
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Six couples were married at the
same time on Easter day at the
Church of st. George the Martyr.
Southwark, England, where on Christ
mas day eight weddings We're perform
ed simultaneously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-16

$l0.5O Fitted Hat Boxes
$40
Black enamel with cowhide
bindings, nice lining and seven
piece set Of pearled fittings.
$l6.50 Fitted Hat Boxes
$500
Grained enamel with cowhide
binding and 11-piece set of dec
grated ivory fittings.
SIS Cowhide Hat Boxes, $40
Genuine walrus grain cowhide
with tray compartment.
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SpOrtsWear!

3-$25 Tennis Frocks, SIS
White pique, smart little
sleeveless models with plain bod
ice and all. around pleated skirt.
4$l6.50 Jersey Frocks, SIS
Attractive two piece styles in
maize, flesh and navy.
6-$35 Jersey Frocks, SIS
One piece models in clever
two tone colorines, cardinal and
rose; two shades Of blue; two
shades of tan or two shades OF
green.
63-$2.95 Bathing Suits
$3.50
Alf-worsted in desirable one
piece models and a choice OF
navy, red, green and black. not
all colors in all sizes!
l2-$5.95 to $3.50 Blouses, 81
Smart sleeveless silk blouses,
with horizontal striped trim"
minas, tailored rad UNI silk
skirts in blue, green and white
and jersey jumpers in yellow, red
and tan.
SportsUear Shop-Fourth Floor
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Campers, Attention!

Linen Knickers, $2.95
Well made in regulation
style. White and natural.
Linen Goats, $3.95
The popular tailored style in
white and natural with black
patent leather belts.
SportstUear Shop-FouTth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-16

A baby hippopotamus is being sent
to President Coolidge from Africa.
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% Larger Womens $3.50 to $1lO Goats, $35
Many at less than Is!
Not than of kindbut all wonderful values
Kaha, twill straight line models smary
GRATED with side psa panel backs vertical tuenss and rich braid
with collars moin Amer
sroadtai Others smarty without fur trimming Black
tan and navy in sizes me to 5oh.
ID Larger Women's 1880 to $3.50 Goats, $25
we 50 this excellent opportunity
$245O $3450 Charmeen
twill models all tailored with trimmings
bradnss collars of Navy
black and tan
Larger Women's Shop-Thud Floor
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Save on Needed Accessories!

SIS to $3.50 Handbags, 1895
An interesting group, present
inc important savings because
the styles are all so new and
mood looking. There's leather,
silk and mirroleen and damask,
in pouch, envelope and tailored
types, all beautifully lined and
fitted and all in smart colorines!
$40 to $3.50 Leather
Handbags, S.
All current styles, but just a
few pieces Of each kind, grouped
for clearance at this fascinating
low price Friday. You'll find
underarm, pouch and envelope
styles, in beaver, calf, patent
leather and smooth calf-in de-
sirabIe Summer coiorinqs!
Csc Linen Handkerchiefs, l5c
Plain sheer linen .women's
nandkerchiefs with both wide and
narrow hens.
Csc and SOC Mems initiated
Handkerchief, Csc
Beautiful linen handkerchiefs,
left in these initials only, A, o,
N, ], Z.
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ATTENDANTS TESTS.

Examinations for House of Deten-
ton Posts in July.
The United States Civil Service
Commission today announced an open
competitive examination for positions
of attendants in the House of Deten-
ton. The examination will be held
early in July. Applications will be re-
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Silk Step-Ins, $l.95

A very lucky special purchase
brings these heavy crepe de
chine step-ins trimmed with
cream VaIenciennes laees and
fine net at only $1.o5.
Grey Shops-Second Floor
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Underthings!
3O-s2.95 Silk Slips, Csc
All in desirable materials -
Bettina cloth, radium silk and
rayon--with tailored top, self
shoulder straps and deep shadow
hem. Brown, green, mist, beige
and navy.
S2.95 and 1926 Silk Slips
SI.95
A ciearaway of odd pieces in
radium silk and heavy crepe de
chine; some tailored, some lace
trimmed; all with shadow hens.
Flesh, orchid, nile and peach, in
broken sizes.
Sis Porto RicGn GOWnS, Csc
Fine nainsook, made every
stitch by hand, with hand-em-
broidered and hand drawn Jokes
and exquisite appliques. Round,
square and wee necklines IN
pastel shades.
$3.50 to SIS Corsettes and
GirdLes, $l.65
Odds and ends-ah very de-
sirabIe for Summer wear. Pink
broehe models with clever elias
tie inserts.
Grey ShOps-Second Floor
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Super-RayOn

That superior underwear
that looks and feels like
Milanese is ideal for "vaca-
tioning."
SIPS Vests, Csc
They're beautifully made, full
cut and clean finished-the COL
orings are exquisite.
Boomers. $l.06
They're exceptional values,
full cut and we'll reinforced,
in pastel and street shades!
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$l.25 TO $3.50
Perfumes. Soc

SIPS Cheramy's Chansonette,
SOC.
$l.50 Raquel's Orange Blossom,
Soc.
$3.50 Rosine Perfume, Soc.
Just 100 bottles of we'll
known perfumes in this won
derful clearance group tonor-
row, but they are all to go at
Soc each-regardIess Of the fact
that they were originally priced
at SIPS to $3.50!
French Rouge, 45c
PhiIIippi's we'll known French
rouge in the popular raspberry
shade. A limited quantity at
this price for Friday only!
Frid1y-Sreet Floor
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2 More Days
For the Famous Once-a-year
300 Discount Sale
Of World Famous
Helena Rubinstein
Beauty Preparations

Ii you devotee of Nine. Helena Rubnsten's
derul aids charm this the time buy all your avorite
preparations savings that will enable you to also get
OF the preparations you've wanted but could not afford to
buy at regular prices.
acquainted with Helena RubnstenS preparations
there better than the they
for
This is aVhat 200 discount means!
81 Vaaze Pasteurized Cream, Soc
81 Vaaze Pasteurized Cream, S1.60
ST Valaze Beauty Skin Food Soc
$3.50 Vaaze Beauty Skin Food, 81
S125 Vaaze Skin Toning Lotion, ST.
ST Valaze Beauty Grains Soc
s. Valaze Georgine Lactee, $40
S175 Valaze Anti.Wrinkle Cream Sl40
81 Valaze Rouge Soc
81 Vaaze Face Powder, Soc
l5O Vaaze Compact, S12O
And the 208o discount applies to all Helena Rubnstens
preparations!
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Closing Out Luggage at Is Off

SIS Upper Bags, $l2
Genuine cowhide, nicely lined
and finished. Green, tan and
black.
$40 Overnite Case, So
The desirable 15-ineh style, in
genuine cowhide, nicely lined and
finished with rounded corners.
Black, brown and tan.
S. Overnite Gases, 81
Reptilian grain fabrikord with
good looking Innings.
Luggage ShOp-Sreet Floor
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Women's $49.50 to
S69,5O FrOcks. $39.50


Really one of the best Friday
groups of many weeks; for these
dresses are all in recent style,
beautifully made of fine materi-
ais and in many instances repro
duce Paris models. There are
smart TERED froeks, new drapsd
frocks, interesting pleated frocks
.at4-savings of $40 TO $50, and
there's a choice of fiat crepe,
crepe Roma, georeette, chiffon
and lace in black, navy, orchid
end tan. Sizes SO to az.
l1-Women7s $3.50 to
S60.50 Frocks, $3.50
Here you will find a group Of
stunning chiffon and lace combi-
nations that you will be proud to
wear on any formal daytime or
evening occasion az we'll as geor-
gette and flat crepe in beautiful
~ tailored frocks. Sizes SO, SO
and 40!
Women's FrOck Shop
Second Floor
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Wonnen's

20-Women's $1,000 to SIS
Frocks, SO
Flat crepe and georgette tai
Iored models for summer, street
and business wear. All one
piece, q d. o o k i ng models;
pieated, tucked and paneled, and
only a few of each style. Black,
navy, rose, beige in sizes So to AZ.
15-Women's SIS Frocks
$3.50
One and two piece models in
good style, and suitable for all
summer afternoon and business
wear, there are only a few Of
each kind in this group, and
that's why they are reduced.
You'll find fiat crepe and geor.
gette in regul ar and little
women's sizes. All good color
ings!
2O-Women's $35 and $1,000
Frocks. SIS
Printed crepe de chimes that
you can wear all summer long,
chiffons, georeette and flat crepe
all distinctively styled for street,
afternoon, business and travel
wear. Sizes So to ~ and good
colors.