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Evening star., 1927-05-06
WILL ON FILE PROVIDES
HOME FOR SPINSTERS
Miss Anne r. Shoemaker Directed
Construction of Retreat for
Friendless Maiden Ladies.

The will of Miss Anne r. Shoemak-
er, filed for probate YESTERDAY, pro-
yides for a home for spinsters, to be
known as the Elizabeth r. Shoemaker
Retreat for Friendless Maiden Ladies.
1t is to be erected in memory of the
mother of the testatriX.
The home is to be erected in the
80 are bounded by Forty y-second street,
Chesapeake street, Brandywine street,
Wisconsin avenue and River road.
Miss Shoemaker provides two lots in
this square, and premises 1901 to 1909
New York avenue, 944 / street, 3l02
and 3104 NJ street, 1928 G street, BIG
and 3118 NJ street, 1900 Twentieth
street and all other real estate own
ed by her at her death to the Ameri-
can Security & Trust Co, in trust to
handle the income, manage the sales
and do all else necessary for the main
tainence Of the home.
The home is to be non-sectarlan
and is to accommodate at least 20 spin
sters, who must be INDECENT.
The will also devises 81 900 each to
the Washington Humane Society for
children. the Washington Animal Res
cue League, St. AIMS Infant Asylum,
St Vincent de Paul Society, the Ursu-
line Convent, the Catholic Home for
Aged Ladies and the Home for the
Aged.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
M'CRACKEN CHOSEN
AIR BODY CHAIRMAN
Inter-American Commission
on Commercial Aviation
Starts Sessions.

William T. MacCracken, jr.. AS.
sistant Secretary Of Commerce for
Aeronautics. was elected chairman of
the Inter-American Commission on
Commercial Aviation, which held an
organization meeting today in the
Pan-American Union.
Suggestions looking to the drafting
OF a treaty among the American re-
nublics were made, but no final action
was taken, Whatever findings are
reached bv the conference on this sub.
iect would be submitted to the govern
ing board of the Pan-American Union,
which, in turn, would submit them
to the members of the union.
Call on President.
The delegates. who have been in
Washington since Monday have at
tended the various sessions of the
third Pan-American Commercial Con-
ference, which adjourned yesterday
afternoon. Following the organiza-
ton meeting today the delegates called
on President Coolidge, and later at
tended q luncheon at the Pan-Ameri-
can Union given by Secretary Hoover.
There will be no session tomorrow
but the conference will get down to
business Monday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Pan-American Union.
% Delegates Attend.
Twenty-nine delegates from the is
republics in the Western Hemisphere
attended the opening session. AS
representatives Of their countries, they
will also attend the numerous sessions
next week.
The United States delegates are Will
liam y. MaCCTacken, jr., Assistant Sec
retary of Commerce for Aeronautics;
Harry +. Guggenheim of New York,
president of the Daniel Guggenheim
fund for the promotion of aeronautics,
and Comdr. John Lansing Callan,
II. s. n. r.. and an officer Of Air
ships, Inc. of Hammondsport, N. Y.
They were designated for the con-
ference by President Coolidge.
The other delegates are:
Argentina, Felipe A. Espil, Maj.
Angel NJ. Zuloaga; Bolivia, J. Arturo
Arguedas, ], Adolfo Gonzalez; Brazil,
j. c. Muniz; Chile, DIR. Miguel Cruch
aga. Lieut.. Col. Carlos Garcias, Gus
tavo Helfmann. Benjamin Cohen, sec
retary; Colombia, DR. Enrique Olaya,
Peter P. Won Bauer; Costa Rica, Gull
lermo E. Gonzalez; Cuba, GonZalo
GueN, Capt Enrique A. Prieto; Do
minican Republic, Maxine l., NasqueZ,
Capt. Enrique Valverde; Guatemala,
Francisco Sanchez Latour; Mexico,
Juan Guillermo Nillasana, DR.. Antonia
Castro Leal, Francisco Suastegui;
Panama, DR.. Ricardo j. Alfaro; Peru,
Alfredo Gonzalez Prada; Salvador, DIR.
Leonilo Montalvo; Uruguay, DIR. Hugo
V. de Pena; Venezuela, DR.. Carlos F.
Grisanti and DR.. Luis Churion.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
; DISCUSSES ALUMNI LINK.
DR.. William Mather Lewis Ad-
dresses Phi Kappa Phi.

The intellectual relationship of
alumni bodies and student undergrad
yates was discussed by DIR. William
Mather Lewis of George Washington
University last night before an alumni
meeting Of the Phi Kappa Phi, hon
orary fraternity. DIR. Lewis stated
that there should be a closer union
between the two bodies, which can be
brought about by keeping the alumni
informed as to the courses of study
which are being pursued in universi-
ties.
DR.. Lewis, while lauding student
activity in it's proper environment,
stated that emphasis should be placed
first on the intellectual phase Of the
college. which is the primary pur-
pose Of college education.
Dr. f. B. Brossard, president of
the society. emphasized the benefit Of
cooperation in modern civilized life"
and need Of mutual helpfulness in all
branches Of business occupation and
among nations.
Evening star., 1927-05-06

showed their admiration for the Of
ficer, at the same time expressing no
fear for his safety because of his long
standing record for such spectacular
performances. Lieut.. Doolittle fol
lowed this demonstration a second or
two later by again coming over the
field on his back, turning down into
dive and coming out in horizontal
position almost on top of the grass
and at full speed.
A succession of dives on the field
and ICONS" to a stall, followed by
wing over and back again, like pen
dulum swinging; then three-and-a- half
barrel rolls, and then a trip down the
field at almost stalling speed, hard
ly five feet from the ground, ended
the impromptu exhibition.
By this time three Marine Corps
flyers III Curtiss pursuit planes from
Quantico, led by Lieut. Lawson H.
Sanderson and including Lieut.. George
II. Towner and Lieut.. w. G. Nc
kittrick, got into the air and went
through program of high-speed for
nation flying, changing direction in a
flash and operating as one plane.
Lteuts. Towner and McKittrick then
pulled off to one side and left the
veteran Sanderson with the field
FHeS on Ills BACK.
Lieut.. Sanderson went Lieut.. Doc.
little one better on the low-up- side
down flying, when he flew the entire
length of the field on his back. Roll.
ing into normal flight and reversing
his direction in flash. Lieut.
Sanderson again roared down the
field wide open, gracefully turned his
wings into q vertical position, COM
pleted the operation until his wheels
were up and his head was down, and
continued the flight on his back until
the engine began sputtering through
lack of gasoline pressure brought on
by the inverted condition AS the
plane lost speed. Lieut.. Sanderson
swung it around to normal flight and
closed his exhibition with a few rolls,
loops and dives at the field.
The all-metal, three-engined Ford
monoplane, piloted by Lieut.. f. w.
Iitch of the air station, then took the
air with Aviation Chief Machinists
Mate James L. Clarke, and f. A. Den
ton and w. G. Pulver, Quantico
Marines, as passengers. At an alti-
tude of nearly 5000 feet the three men
jumped within a second of each other,
Clark falling the longest before pull
ing the parachute ripcord. All three
jumpers landed within a few feet of
the point of take-off.
Show Combat Flying.
Lieuts. George r. Cuddihy and w.
G. Tomlinson of the air station closed
the exhibition with a program of
aerial combat fighting" during which
Lieut.. Tomlinson sought the point of
vantage on Lieut.. Cuddihy at which
he could "shoot him down." The two
air-cooled engined Curtiss Hawk"
fighting ships wiggled and squirmed
for Is minutes and then came in for
a landing.
While they were in the air. Lieut.. S.
w. Galloway, also of the air station,
flying a new double-engined Douglas
torpedo and bombing plane, dropped
dummy torpedo into the Anacostia
River.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
DEATH HELD NATURAL.
Autopsy Is Performed on Body of
Robert E. Parker.

At an autopsy held this after
noon TO determine the cause Of the
death Of Robert +. Parker, 60 years
old. who was found dead in bed at the
home Of Bessie Mathews, colored, 2619
X street, yesterday evening. The
verdict was death from natural
causes.
Coroner J. Ramsay hewitt found a
glass containing a small quantity of
liquid by the body. Parker was an
EngHshmau and is not believed to
have any relatives in this country
Evening star., 1927-05-06
DELEGATES VIEW
AVIATION DISPLAY
Flyers Are Hosts to Inter-
American CommisSion-EX-
hibit Ends Today.

The alI-America aircraft display
which opened Monday at Boiling Field
and will close this evening at 6
o'clock, is host this afternoon to the
delegates to the Inter-American Com
mission on Commercial Aviation, in
whose honor the exhibition was ar
ranged by the Aeronautical Chamber
of Commerce, the National Aeronautic
Association and Government depart
ments employing aircraft in the per-
Torrance of their duties.
Threatened with cancellation for
time today owing to the inciement
weather and a muddy field, the flying
program, it was announced at noon
by G.. G.. Peterson, managing director
of the display. will be undertaken and
will follow the lines of yesterday S
aerial entertainment, which was CON
tributed to largely by naval and Ma
rine Corps airmen.
The various commercial planes on
display also will engage in flights
with the delegates as passengers, and,
as the day has been designated Pan
American Day." only the delegates
will be taken aloft. The Ford, Fair
child, Stinson Detroiter, Buhl, Hamll-
ton, Waco Eaglerock, Laird, Travel
Air, Pitcairn and Fokker planes were
scheduled to fly with the delegates
about Washington.
Evening star., 1927-05-06

A bantam hen will consume from
25 to 35 pounds of feed in a year,
about half as much as a hen of the
Mediterranean breeds, or about one
third as much as a hen of the larger
breeds.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
China and Glassware

Kitchen Bowl Sets, five sized bowls $l25
Imported Waffle Sets wenyfour pieces .............s6
38pieee American Porcelain Cottage Sets
Imported Nesting Bowl Sets set of five
Imported Tea Pots, and tulip pattern
5lpiece American Porcelain Dinner Sets
32piece Cottage Sets English pattern $495
4fpiece American Porcelain Dinner Sets
Apiece Open Stock Porcelain Dinner Sets
Imported Decorated Dinner Service of 100
lO0pece Imported China Dinner Set $4250
BrasswareChoce of of ash bowls other pieces
Glass Mixing Bowls, of five bowls
Attractive Fern Stands, with bowl
Thin Table Glass; in optic and coors; all shapes
Refrigerator Sets, of durable glass; 40c
Class Table Pitchers, in attractive shape each 55c
Kompakt Refrigerator Sets four containers
Pyrex Pie Plates in nickepated frame s26s
Prex Covered Caseroles nickepated frame $3.50
Water Pitchers in light floral pattern $I0
Pressed Glass Refrigerator Ses three 40c
and Glasswa
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Values in Home Frock
and Uniform Sections
Women's, Misses, Special
Size Dresses and Coats
Specially Priced

Misses Smart Spring Dresses of geoge fiat and de
chine ........................$ $l875
Misses Smart Spring Dresses
Misses Lovely Froc of
Womens One and Two Piece Silk Dresses. .$85
Womens Street and Tailored Dresses of lovely fabrics
Momens Tailored and Afternoon Dresses styles .$250
Women Smarty Styled Dresses, of silk $3.50
Onepece Embroidered Sports Dresses Of de $
Handsome Afternoon Gowns from the Walnut Room of
flat and crepe de chine ne................$49 .$495O
One and Two Piece Sports Dresses silk $O
Walnut Room Dresses, smaest
Larger Womens Street Dresses crepes
Larger Womens Tailored and $3.50
Little Women Dresses s2250
Larger Womens Coats Springs fabrics. .S395O
Larger Womens Fine Spring sendng models so50
Womens Tweed Spring $220
WOmens Sports and Dress Coats
Womens Smart Spring Coats with collars .$4o5O
Womens Finer Spring Coats models $3.50
Misses Spring Tailored Suits of .......... .s225O
Misses Smart Spring Coats .$2250
Misses Well Tailored
Misses Finer Spring Coats trimmed; fabrics, $3.50
women's Apparel Sections
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Notion Values

Diadem Hairpins. in variety of
styles. Box. .l8c
Ironing Board Pad and Cover. :. .75c
National Hair Nets, in cap and fringe
styles. Dozen. .65c
Elona Hair Nets, in cap and fringe
styles, single mesh, dozen. i. Use
Gray and White Hair Nets, for Use
Water Wave Combs, light weight and
flexible; all sizes; 6 for .35c
White Gum Crib Sheets, size 27x
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... .4oc
Household Aprons, of fine quality
rubber; desirable colors $3.50. soc
Cotton.covered Garment Shields; two
shapes; four sizes. ......3 for SOC
Fine Quality Elastic Sanitary Belts,
in flesh .................... .35c
Good Quality Gum Sanitary Aprons;
flesh and white Csc
Well Made Silk Rubberized Sanitary
Aprons, in flesh ..75c
Sanitary Step-ins, of striped voile;
lace-trimmed Csc
Sew-on Carriers, 9.inch length; 2 pairs
for Csc: pair. .Ioc
Fancy Ribbon Carriers, Of satin and
MORE ribbon. Observation-Disclosures .4Sc
Fancy Ribbon Carriers, in wide selee-
tion of styles ..75c
Miada Lingerie Guards; keep straps
from slipping. ...........3 for Zoe
Corticelli Midget Darning Silk, l
dozen shades to box. SOC
Dress Protectors, of art ticking in
attractive patterns ...........$1.l5
Shoe Bags, of art ticking to match
dress protectors; IL pockets. .95c
Enameled Slipper Trees; pairs for
Handy-Mitts, for dusting-a silk glove
that will not scratch. .38c
Notions Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Baby Carriages and Toys

Whitney Pullman Baby Carriages large roomy;
Stroller artillery rubbertre wheels $3.50
Natuafnished Play Pen with of beads S5.75
Nursery Chair $3.50.
Chldren Cowboy Play Suits, years.
Khaki Suits includes
Ball Suits 4 to l6
Ball Outfit of hat glove mask and ball $225
Oxford Ping Pong Set with bats brackets and balls $l85
Board Games that combine several
Tyne Baby Doll closing aractvely dressed s25
Mama DALI in dress, with bonnet match $lo5
Tyne Baby Doll with closing fully dressed $l95
Tow Laundry S includes clothes pins c
Toys aad Carriage
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Women's Lingerie, Corsets
and Neg1igees

Well Reinforced Glove Silk Boomers flesh roseleaf
Tailored and Lacetrmmed Crepe de Chine Chemise.
Crepe de Chine Stepin Drawers .$l95
Dainty Crepe de Chine Stepn Drawers acemmd tailored $285
acetrimmed and Tailored Crepe de Chine Gowns s495
Exquisite Crepe de Chine Gowns Lacermmed tailored $5
Handmade and Hndembroidered Philippine Gowns Sis
Cotton Crepe Gowns in figured and lowered designs 81
Handmade Nansook Gowns, with hand embroidery .$l45
Handmade Sepn Drawers, beautifully hand embroidered 81
Handmade Costume Slips with handmade laces
Fine Costume Slips of an radum and tub satin .s295
Silk Costume Slips. lacetrimmed models ........s395
Jane Wand Crepe de Chine Slips with drop hem s5
Finer Lacetrimmed Costume Slips .$545
Futurstic Athletic Combination Suits
Futustic Finer Combination Suits. .S35
Lily Of France and Woodhrop Cirdes elastic
Garter Belts, for youthful figures $3.50
W&L Special Cirde, lightly boned
Corset Brassere in fine models; sizes "a to $285
Satin Bandettes
Dainty Bandee OF and brooches sizes 80 to
Rayon Crepe Kimonos lace trimmed
Tailored Satin Goats and Printed Crepe de Chine Negee
Black Satin Negge hand painted and trimmed with putting ~
Lingerie. Neglge
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Men S Haberdashery
Specially Priced

Mems Pure Silk with double Isle oes
and heels; six shades 75c pair; o pairs sf1o
bm styles; Spring versions in
Sizes 634 III. 1885
coou patterns; twotoned
ribbed tops: Pair 95c
English neckband styles Also Coored Madras
Shirts, neckband style Sl9a
Highgrade Pure Silk FournHnd Ties in the figures and
resilient wool lining Clio
tops Sizes lO IL and lk. Pair. ........... Sl5
English Broadoh Paamas silk frog trimmed; mostly whites sizes
A. b,
neck style. S33
Belts lining of cafskn Black, brown
In sizes from 80 o 40. Solid brass buckles s35
Sleeveless Kneelengh Union Suits, of figured madras and
madras Sizes "a to for $3.50
Wool with butondown pockets; brown tam
sizes Sc .S375
Tapeedge Yarndyed Sikandcoon Umbrellas, with handles
Prince Of Wales and shapes. S395
: floor.
Umb ection. First floor
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Clock and Frame
Specials

Swinging Photo Frames, in silver and
gold finish: sizes SKI to 8xl0.. Csc
8.Day Leather Folding Travelling
Clocks; all colors ............$9.75
Vacuum Water Sets; quart size; in
rose and blue. $50. .$l2.50
Pint.size Vacuum Water Sets; in rose
and blue .............. .$IU.oO
Dual.strike Mahogany Mantel Clock;
8.day movement WIS
Clock and Frame Section. Fret floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Other Anniversary
Stationery

One pound white or gray Egyptian
Club Parchment single or double
sheet paper; 2 packages en-.
velopes ................. -.... SLID
Brass Book Ends, ship design. $3.50
Bridge Sets, cards and score pad, $l.35
Telephone Book Covers .75c
Fancy Back Playing Cards. $3.50. SOC
Imported French Folio, containing
Is sheets writing paper and en-.
velopes; colored Innings. ..75c
Stationery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
These Book Values
Silks, Dress Goods, Georgettes, Laces

Washable Shanung Pongee in light and dark shades yard 81
Washable Okeda Radium Sc inches wide; yard sl35
wide of color, yard Sl45
Printed Silk Crepes; small patterns; yard sl65
Japanese Ponee shad popular this Spring. yard Csc
de Chine all the Spring coors; yard 81
Heasy Printed Crepe; fine quality in designs yard
ustrous finish; of colors yard $25
Crepe; beautiful heavy quality yard s245
(silk.andcoon mxure) yard soc
54nch Featherweght Flannel in Spring colors; yard
Flashaanne Twotone Cloth; 10 shades yard $225
colors and yd SOC
AwOol Jersey Cloth Spring shades; 54nh width yard s38
English Cloier Cloth for undergarmen l0yad lengths $35
shades yard
Evening star., 1927-02-24
International
Quadruple Plate
Si1verware

Lovely Vases, in Butler finish, with
pierced design ..............S $3.50
Centerpieces, in Butler finish; oxi.
died design .$7.5O
Centerpieces, in Butler finish, with
attractive handles .......... $3.50
Water Pitchers ................S $3.50
Hammered Gravy Boat and Trav. the
set $3.50
Tray, for appetizer sets ........s7.5O
Flower Stands, in gray and Butler
finish ............$9 50
Hammered Silver Water Pitchers, SO
Silver Baskets, with handle; in
pierced design ...S9
Flower Stands, with handle; in bright
nnlSn ~
Hammered Platters. with well and
tree; 16.inch size ..............$9
Double Vegetable Dishes ......$7.5O
Silverware Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Linens, Sheets and Blankets

Hemstched Boot Mills Absorbent Towels size 22x43 inches
Imported AlIipen Glass Toweng cheked yards $225
Turkish Bath Towels, with embroidered initial 62c
Cloth (54x54, and Napkins Q3x3) 1895
Napkins, I3xl3, $3.50
Flemish Doies 12xl8). each.
Italian Bridge Sets napkins;
Mixed Wool Plaid Blankets popular 6Sx80 nches pair, $S75
Handmade Bedspread double beds $368
Rayon Bedspreads 9OxO8, in $3.50
Fine Muslin 72xo9 $l35; 8x99, Sl45
Scaored Bedspread matching sham. Set $3.50
Line and
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Children's Shoes
Specially Priced

Children's and Infants Tan Elk Ok
fords S2.75. 1925
Misses Tan Elk Oxfords, blucher
last; shield tip 1925
Youths and Boys Smoked Elk Sports
Oxfords ...............$4 .$4.25, $4.75
Boys Tan Grain Leather High Shoes,
straight tip, leather sole ....$4.75
Growing Girls Trot Moe Sports Ok
fords, brown blucher style. .S4.75
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Travelling Goods, Sporting Goods
Auto Tires and Tubes
Boys Apparel
SbeciaIIv Priced

pairs Golf Knckers; $3.50
Fourpece Suits; pair knickers pair $l65O
Boys Washable Suits; Regatta make sizes to $85
Pajamas, madras pongee; sizes to 38 .$55
Collar Sports Style Bouses sizes to .85c
Golf onepece and quarered style $45
Boys Sports Hose of rayonandle 65c
Boz
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Stationery with
Monograns
TwO SbeciaI Offers

Monogram or Address Die (which be-
comes your property, one pound
Of our white or gray Egyptian Club
Parchment single or double deckle-
edge sheet paper, stamped in color,
and so envelopes ..............$4
One pound Of our white or gray Egyp-
tian Club Parchment single or dou-
BILE sheet paper, stamped in color
with your own die or one of our
stock dies; two packages of en-.
velopes ................... .$l.90
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Women's and Misses Shoes
and Hats
Special Anniversary Prices

Arnold Glove Grip Pumps and strap styles. $745
Custommade Pumps, in exclusive models .$845
Laird SchObe Co Pumps exclusively here 1895
Misses Roundtoe ShOvamp Pumps and Oxford Ties
Gage Straw Sports Hats and Silk and Straw Hats .$425
Imported LinconBennett Felt Hats
Beautiful Satin Cocheed Felt
Larger Hats, in hair silk combinations
Millinery and Sections Third
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Specials in 7 oi1etries

Nymfaun Perfume, usually much higher, 75c
Fine Turkish Wash Cloths, dozen. ..$1
W&L Bath Salts, in variety of delightful
SCeItS .~l.oo
W&L Dusting Powder; with choice of love-
ly scents .......... 35c
Toothbrushes, with fine quality bristles,
8 for 45c
Handy Mitts, for household use-in a va
riety of colors 38c
Maniature Manicure Set, in celluloid holder
Imported Societe Hygienique Soap, cake, 21c
Jergen's Bath Soap, in wide selection of
scents; a dozen cakes. 75c
11-piece La Belle Amber Decorated Toilet
.0clS CZ0
3-piece Toilet Sets; comb, brush and mir
ror ................... .$4.75
Kleenex Cleansing Tissue, boudoir size. .18c
Toilet Goods Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Fur trimming
Specials

Wide choice Of these smart furs: Cat
lynx, Thibetine vicuna, skunk. gri.
zette, mink, lapin, moufflon and
calf; priced according to
width $3.50 to $3.50
Fur Trimming Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Rugs and Lino1eun

Armenian Rugs choice color Effects 5x66 SIPS
Hooked ugs; sizes 2x36, 26x42 $780, $685. $l375
Rugs four popular Sizes effect 85c to $245
Broadoom Seamless Carpets, the yard S425
Embossed Tile Handcraft Linoeum yard
Mosul Rugs sizes 3x6 26x46 S245O and $295O
Famous Larchmont Wool Wilton Rugs; size exl2
Fifth floor
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Children's Hosiery

Misses Full.fashioned Service.weight
Silk Hose. .$l.45
B.length Ribbed Hose, with striped
cuffs. fs.................3 IS pairs for 81
B.length Boys and Girls Sports
0OCkS -. 45C
Derby-ribbed Cotton Stockings. -. Csc
Rayon and Lisle Ribbed Hose. +. .45c
Childrcn's Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Girls and Juniors
Dresses and Furnishings
Specially Priced

Girls Tub Dresses, in fancy prints, checks,
plain colors; with and without bloomers.
Some with contrasting collars and cuffs;
sizes to IL. . .$1.o5, $2.o5 and $3.o5
Girls School Dresses of Irish linen, Eng
lsh broadcloth and voile; sizes to
~ .................,.. p4.9o
Girls New Spring Silk Dresses; trimmed
with shocking, embroidery, ruffles, $e.75
Girls Spring Coats of novelty tweed, plain
or fur-trimmed; sizes 7 to IS years, $11.75
Junior Misses Dresses of flat crepe, geor-
gette and wool crepe; sizes IS, IS and
~ '-''''..'..'.. ...'........ ~@H'oo
Junior Misses New Spring Coats of English
tweeds and twills; full silk lined. $24.50
Junior Misses Dresses of flat crepe, geor-
gette and wool Roma; one and two piece
Girls Skirts of navy blue serge and wool
plaids; detachable body; sizes to Is, $2.o5
Misses Silk Teddies; tailored or lace-trim-
med; sizes IL, A. 16 and 8......... 1925
Girls School Skirts; blue palmer linen, $l.45
Girls New Spring Sweaters, two styles, $2.e5
Girls Colored Crepe, Dinity and Cambria
Pajamas. in one and two piece styles $1.35
Rayon Kimonos. in colored stripes and
plaids; tailored styles; sizes 8 to 18
years ........... ........ .04.9o
Girls Furnishings Sections Fourth floor
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Candy
pecially Priced

Wandl Milk Chocolates, assorted, 2
pounds. Special ............$l.2O
W&L Homemade Chocolates, assort-
ed, pounds. Special ....... .9Oc
Sailed Almonds, pound ........$l.25
Sailed Pecans and Cash hews,
pound .................... .$l.25
Diana CONNECTIONS, 2 pounds at spe'
cial price ................... .9Oc
Candy Section Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Hunidors and
Knives

Mahogany.fnished Humidors; porce.
lain lined .................... 80
Game Carving Sets, with stainless
steel blades; stag handles. Set. .$3
Steak Knives, with stainless steel
blades; white ivoroid handles.
Cutlery Section, First floor.