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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
THOMAS L. Wesley

Funeral services for Thomas L..
vessey, who died on Saturday at
Emergency Hospital. will be con.
Quoted at his late residence, 215
Garrison Ave, Clarendon, Va, to-
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
Interment will be private.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
SCOUT DRIVE CONTINUES

The Girl Scouts drive for a
budget fund of $55,O0O will be con-
tinued until this amount is raised,
Mrs. Henry II. Father. District
Scout commissioner. said last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
FREDRKA BEST

Funeral services for Fredrika
Best will be held at her late resi-
dence, rs r st. N. W., tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Interment
will follow in aspect Hill
Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02

The governments of Spain ana
Portugal have reached an agreement
for Harvesting the falls OF the
Douro River, on the international
border line. to obtain more than
900, 900 horsepower.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIAL
Bv GARDNER MACK
SILENT STATIONS

KFDM, KIDS. wOAI. WOS.
wHAD. WEBB, WGBS, WIP,
WIFI. WBOQ, WFAN, WHAZ,
wRNY. wNYC, XIII.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
FLORENCE DALE FREEMAN

Rites for Florence Dale Freeman
will be held at her late residence,
1922 Webster st. n. W., tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Interment
will be in Warren, Pa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
Auction Sales

on TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1928. start
ing at 10 a. M. at Notes Auction House,
633 Louisiana Ave. N. W.. we will sell at
public auction, to cover storage and other
charges, on furniture. pianos and other
goods stored with us in The following names
P. r. Ault, Mrs. Marie Blestein, Mrs Joseph
Bungay Mrs. Massey Z. Brown, Frederick
Rarkhurst. William F. Coats, Miss f, Cook,
e H. Carey. Lottie Davis, Miss Julia Harris,
Mr. Inzeo Hattie Jackson, Mrs, Elizabeth
Jenkins and Mrs. Kaufman. All parties in
terested please take notice UNION STOR-
AGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY $50
Goth st n. w. n. NOTES, AUCTIONEER,
633 Louisiana Ave. N. W.
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.IOHN DIINI.AP

Funeral services for John Dunlap
will he held at his late residence, 1928
Ingram ST. n. W., tonight at 1880
o'clock. Interment will he in Mt
Peace Cemetery, Philadelphia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
BROADCAST FOR
ENTIRE NATION

Living room loud speakers-the
kind attached to the radio receiving
sets-take a flying start toward
making the New Year happy for all
radiotics today with program that
begins at noon, extends into the
early morning hours-and all the
way across the continent!
There will be no reason for any
individual of the 100000 estimated
to be chronic listeners, to fail to re-
ceive all sorts of entertainment-and
each be able to swap experiences
with the cther over the same broad
casts! Nationwide broadcasting will
be a fact when Graham McNamee
starts telling the world about the
great Rose Carnival in Pasadena to
the listeners of approximately 30
broadcasUing stations-from coast to
coast.
The only bit Of regret Washing
ton radiotics will have during the
evening will come from the absence
of Roxy in their regular Monday
program. Because of the Pasadena
broadcast it is feared there will be
no time for Roxy in Washington,
hence the program has been can
celled for this evening. The gang
will be back on the job next Monday
night, we are promised.
CHAINS JOINED
IN EARLY PROGRAMS
There will be something going on
all day long for the customers of
WRC. however, beginning at noon
with a concert from the Waldorf
and continuing after l o'clock with
a Rolfe contribution. At 2 o'clock
the WEAF and WIZ chains will be
together in one group to hear a
concert under the direction of
Cesare Sodero with his orchestra
and the WEAF grand opera stars.
At 3 o'clock the same station
will send WRC what is called a
radio reView-the program contain
ing one striking feature OF the big
advertising programs regularly
heard through the two chains. More
than 80 regular weekly entertain
ment units will be heard from dur
ing the review. At the conclusion
of this Illuminating exercise
Radio Rodeo will be staged by the
National Broadcasting Company
Artists Bureau under the general
direction of Ralph Wentworth, the
WEAF announcer.
The broadcast from Pasadena will
start at 4:45 and will include a
description of the Rose Carnival as
we'll as play.by-play description
of the intersectional football game.
The first of WRC's only two con.
tribution to the days program
comes at 7:45 when the Peoples
Home Orchestra will present 4 New
Year program. Then the cash and
carry Gypsies will do their regular
Monday evening stuff. and at $40
Mario Chamlee. Metropolitan Opera
tenor. will he presented as chief
artist of the General Motors pro-
sram-which is scheduled as gala
affair. The final hour of dance
music will be provided by the
Swanee Syncopators.
The WMAL activities start at
the usual hour with the Cloyd Gill
analysis OF the news and a meeting
of the $50 Club" There will be an
early dance program at $50 from
the CarrOllites. a new orga nizatiOn
WMAL Is fostering. Special thrills
for distance tuners will be furnished
by the General Electric Band from
Schenectady and WGY at 1870:
Mary Vogt, the WOO organist at
$50; the Columbia chain Musical
Album at or the Fort Worth Fire
Hall String Band from WBAP at
1870
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02

Born at Saint Germain-en-Laye in 1862, De-
busy as boy showed interest in music.
He served in the army and fascinated by
the sound of bugles and of the bells from
convent near his camp. The mother of one of
his friends told him he was destined to be a
servatory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02

Ctir the taXicah announcement A0w
appearinK In who's who" and cau
them when you dtslrS their services.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02

Claude Achille Debussy introduced into music
dark, discordant harmonies which at first aroused
controversies. But now they no longer SOUND
harsh and Debussy is ranked among the first
French composers. He has caught the spirit OF
Mallarme and other French symbohsts ana
infused it into songs of enhancing beauty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02

Debussy's greatest achievement was the making
and Mefisande" The mysterious, unearthly
suggestion of the words of the play suited
exactly Debussy's twilight harmofies. He spent
ten years writing the opera, but this "sow con-
densation of dreams" is now considered MASTER
piece.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-02
SpeciaINotic@

l HAVE invented 3 device for reacutng
entombed men from sunken submarines;
inferested cali or write Ceorre " Turner.
1850 9TH st. N. W.
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Announcements

DOG-Puppy about mos old. German
police and collie breed. strayed Sunday
afternoon. Finder please call Atlantic 2142.
Spanish shawl, in
Red Top cab. early Sunday a. m. Finder
call Decatur 1861.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Hippo Home Breaker for Sale.

II you care for baby hippopotamuS
as pet. you may have one at a bar
gain. Jimmy. aged Is months. and re-
siding at the London Zoo. is offered,
There is no room for him there. and
his food costs nearly SIS a week. He
unwittingly separated his parents for
more than year. for his father, Bobby.
was boarded away from the rest of the
family for fear he might accidentally
trod the life out of Jimmy.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Larger W0men-COais and
Dresses

~ specialized garments +. in
smart Hcm styles going at clear
nnce prices because assorimenis aren't
com plete!
Larger Womcns $39.50 Dress and Sports
Goats. $3.50
gives them the smartneSs Of &c! Ksshas and novelty
weaves In black grew and with
natural mole and others with large xii fox collars!
IL Larger Women's S59.50 TO 500. so kasha
Coats, SIS
Stunning dressy styles cxguiSitriy tailored
with srarfs and fox fur cuffs and others with
beise squirrel collars In beige. navy and black.
Is Larger Womrn's Sl6.50 Printed and
Plain Dresses $50
You couldn't make them yourself for this price!
Hia 10 50l In blue. black. tan and oakheart
trasting eolors.
Larger Womcns Sl650 to SIS
Coat Dresses $40
The new trotteur stye In canton crepe or crepe de
chine makes a wonderful street travel dress
and gives such smart lines 10 szes 42t3 10 az Navy
black and tan picated and faeotted!
Larger Womcns $25 10 S29.50 Afternoon
Dresses. SIS
Cantors and sheer ge0raettes to all summer
graceful iahots panel tueking knife pieats
and lovely eoors including green navy marine blue and
blaek SIZES 42is 10 49,.
Lmger omens Shops Sccond Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
HOUSE BODY REc0NsIDERS
RESERVE BOARD INQUIRY
Chairman McFadden Postpones Ac-
tion on Banking System Probe
Until Later Meeting.

After adopting motion to cell upon
the Federal Reserve Board for its rec
ords on the SYSTEMS rediscount rates
and open-market security purchases,
the House banking committee decided
late yesterday to postpone definite &C.
ton on the inquiry until later meet
ing.
A quorum Of the committees mem :
bersiaip vas not present at the morn
Ing meeting and Chairman MeFadoen
decided that the step required a fun
vote Of the body.
Postponement OF the committees ac-
ton was requested by Gov. Roy A.
Young of the Reserve Board He de-
ciared that the boards files contained
matter OF highly confidential nature
at this time" and might prove harmful
10 the system.
Earlier in the day the committee had
requested the board 10 furnish its rec
oros. al the suggestion Of Aoolph C..
Miller Of California. member Of the
board. vino testified that he had dis
agreed with the open-narket purchase
policy Chairman McFadden said that
the proposed move would be reconsid-
cred by the committee.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Women's $19.50 and S25 All
Occasion Frocks. $40
For afternoon for street for
you're looking for this group offers wonder
fuI possibilities . fiat crcpes. printed
crepes. and few georgett"S onr and
two piece mostly tailored so1'rP
lace trimmed ard = delightful colo. I.'.
- dresses all told.
Womcn's S25 Tailored and Drcse,
Frocks, SIS
An extremely interesting collection 4.
printed crepes and georgcttes. fiat creDes.
and even a few ensembles! Navy. black.
beige and blues In sizes 36 tn ~. And
mn end to the style details lust every
thing from faeoting to Huttering panels. hu'
not In every size.
Women's $39.5O to S50.5O Man.
Tailored Ensembles. $25
--yes and there are more elaborate styles.
too--but Just seven In all navy. green
and h'"ssnn Datterns just think. some
are actually half price! Sizes rs, 40 and 44.
Women. s39.50 TO s49.5O One.of.a.
Kind Frocks. S29.50
1t--perfeetIy charming models In sizes ss
to i2-ane and two piece styles in navy.
rose beige. tan. green and black.
Womcn's Sos to $85 One and Two
Piece Frocks. $39.50
Frocks Of exquisite details woolen en-
broidery. Chanel Jewels intricate drapes
all such charming styles but we
only have eight. Sizes IS, 3s and 40.
Womcn's sos to Sl25 Costume
Ensembles, $85
II YOU wear sire IS or ~ tomorrow Is
your lucky day. One model has kaxha
coat and printed frock. and the other IL 2
green plaid with self fringe don't miss
seeing them.
Fomen's Frock Shops-Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10


Womcn's S2o.50 and S35 Sports
Goats, SIS
Just 20 all told but such variety
because there's Just ono or two Of kind
. h. tweedS and mixtures in tan,
grey rust. and brown Straightlinc or
beIted models for little women 1919 TO
21f2 and regular sizes ~ to -.
Women's $3.50 To $39.50 Drcssv
and Tailored Goats. $3.50
Truly distinctive coats-will hc easy to find
\ style that just suits your taste
kashmirs satinS faille silks
benealnes furcss or fur trimmed .
Scarfs tucked panels chic straight
lines smart blacks. lovely tans and
Ercys MILDLY and navy blues. In Sizes
"a 10 AZ and little women's sizes i9is TO 2sta.
Women's $3o.5O to SIS Silk and
Cloth Goats. $2o.5O
rs Stunning coats In this group every
one style success. IL just depends upon
which type YOU prefer drcsSy coats
with deep fur cuffs and fur collar fur
less coats with wide panel scarfs. cape scarfs
or iabots tailored coats with stitched
rcvers and collars stralChtline coats
with cape and scarf In faillc silk.
kashmir or kasha broadcloth. Sizes SO 10
44--and the very smartcst coiors black,
tan. grey and MILDLY blue.
Womcns S595O to $69.50 Dress
and Travel Goats. $3.50
Really an all-occasion group and such
values. Satin . frost creme
brameena and kasha coats In tailored
or rather elaborate dress STYLES . with
deep fur cuffs and scarf collars fur
collars that stand mp as frame tn the face
long shawl collars or absolutely fur
IeSs--and there are travel coats Of imported
mixtures with large kit fox collars. Sizes
- to 44--and for little women. 1914 to 95I3.
Women's $3.50 TO $ll0 Onc-of.a.
Kind Goats. $3.50
lust think of saving $50 to S50.50 on a dis
tinctive new coat this early In the season
. and several Borgia satins. faiIle silks
and furleSs coats that yon'll want to wear
all summer. Some with detachable animal
scarfs off -the-face collars of sable.
htCh. or monkey fur. The silks are black
the kashmirlindas, hrameenaS and
kashanas are In black. tan. grey or MILDLY
blue sizes run 36 To A.
Fomen's Cont Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
COMMUNITY CHEST
REPORT IS HEARD
Pierce Williams Tells Local
Charities of Survey for Joint
Fund Raising Appeal.

Pierce williams Of the American AS
sociation Of Community Chests and
Councils Yesterday afternoon addressed
A ioint meeting of the boards of di-
rectors Of the Associated Charities and
Citizens Relief Association on the pres
ent outlook for a community chest in
Washington. Williams recently has been
making a study Of the local welfare sit :
ustion at the request of a preliminary
citizens committee and reported TO this
meeting that he was optimistic AS to
me possibility Of making q cooperative
Joint appeal for the local charities ana
social agencies success.
That both the Associated Charities
and the Citizens Relief Association arc
vitality concerned in the problem q
fund-raiSing discussed by Mr., Wiillams
was shown in the reports submitted at
the meeting hv the Joint finance COM
mittee. Of which Corcoran Thorn IS
chairman. The reports indicated severe
financial pressure under which both or
canizations are laboring, due 10 the
steadily mounting calls for assistance
Exnendjtures for relief during April
showed an increase OF more tnan 20
ner cent over the same month of last
year. or A total Of $500 as against
s4.sni in April. 1927. This increase Is
in direct proportion To the increase IN
the number Of families given financlal
assistance-or $50 against 1877 families
In Anri1 A wear ago. An equal number
Of families were aided in other ways by
the visitors OF the Associated Charities
last month. such as personal service.
legal aid. end various family ADJUST
ments involving marital or other dill
ficultieS
The finance committee reported that
the Dollar-a-Day Club. now IN It's
fourth year had already ~ member
ehips to it's credit with several others still
pending. One of the latest renewals is
o subscription in memory of the late
Henry White. member of this club at
the time OF his death.
To DATE. the finance committee had
recelved s56.S3s. with sufficient pledges
70 bring the current years total of
funds in sight to S64. 900. This leaves
$4,000 still to be obtained in order to
meet the minimum budget estimates Of
$50. 900 for the year ending September
30. 1928 II was announced that the
Faster campaign committee had re-
snlved itself into an emergency 1nance
committee. of which Cleveland Perkins
is chs irman and John Jay OConnor is
vice chairman. This committee Is try
ing To raise the balance urgently needed
ana mUcn reLlanCe II pldCeu uif Ihc AC
nswal Of subscriptions by former con-
tributors who have not yet been heard
from this year.
Evan II. Tucker was chosen to preside
over the Joint meeting. Others present
were A. ]. Driscoll, Mrs. Anne Arch
bold. Edwerd F. Colladay. Judge VIII
liam Il. De Lacey. william J. Flather.
ir.: Charles C. Glover. ir.: Wallace
Hatch. J. z. Jones. Coleman Jennings.
DR.. George NJ Kober Miss Helen Mic
niav. Mrs. John L. Proctor. Mrs. James
Brown Scott. Dr. Frederick W. Perkins
and Walter S. Uford secretary.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Jury TO GIVE VERDICT
ON DEATH OF MAN
Prisoner Says He Struck Victim,
81, in Fight-Fractured Skull
Proved Fatal.

A coroncrs Jury tomorrow will pass
upon the circumstances attending the
fatal injury to John Carey. "a years old,
S239 T street, inflicted by Edward Riley,
colored.- SO years old, during row in
front Of 1904 Thirty-second street
about $40 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon,
Riley was arrested In Alexander
Court yesterday afternoon by Police
man J. f. Burke Of the seventh pre-
cinct He is reported to have struck
Carey after the latter had struck him
The trouble, according to Riley.
started when the prisoner called Carey
to account for alleged improper con-
duct on the street Carey resented
Riley'S interference, the latter declared,
and hit him.
Riley said he returned the blow,
knocking Carey down. Death resulted
from a fracture of the skull Ave hours
later. The prisoner told the police he
had no permanent residence.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
.JuniOrs-COats and Dresses.
Little misses I3, Is and II to get big
share in the Quarterly Clearance

MHFP m Me VuuEteFtN CNuFuHCe-
tOmOrrOtr!
Juniors S25 Sports Goats. SIS
eoats-just like other girls have paid much
for tan and grey tweedS and piaids in swazzer
double single breasted models.
Juniors S29.5O Tailored and
Dressy Coats. $3.50
Stunning n,oires swanky tweeds and smart
little kashaS in straightine Styes with cape collars
breezy scarfs. Tan. MILDLY blue and black.
Juniors S35 to S3950 kasha Dress Goats. SIS
such rich looking. strsightine STYLES beautifully
tailored and with sophisticated little collars Of fur
In tam MILDLY blue and black just ). don't be late:
Juniors Sl6.50 TO $3.50 Silk Crepe
Frocks. $50
Clever little frockS for sports, for school, and
nice enough for best navy. red and blue:
Juniors S25 and sao.50 NAVY and
Black Frocks. $40
What could be smarter for the first coatleSs days:
navy blue and black crepe de chimes taffetax
Seorgettes aud canton ereres with wide belts
pleats, drapes and tiers.
Juniors $29.50 Street and afternoon
Frocks. $3.50
Seven-and Just that many different styles in
seergette printed crepe fat and canton crepe
ranging all the from eareree boeros and rpinys 81
dressy tiers Lovely shades Of tan navy and small
prints.
Junior Shops Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Suits and Ensembles!
For Misses and WOmen--nnd here's
tempting lnst-dny clearance group!
Z M;ssas, coo 20 al go M Sui anl

PWWHR MM-0Hy clearance group.
Misses s2o.5O and $4,000 Suits and
Ensembles. Slo.50
Five navy blue twill suits double breasted
styles with around skirts braid satin hound,
and there Sizes II Ia 20. And two tweed
senbes with = beIted plcated skirts and
hOuses remarkable valueSt
Misses $40.50 and $59.50 Ful.Length
Coat Ensembles. S35
One is oxford cloth with grey silk creps blouse rpd
vrap-ar0und skirt the other IN tweed smart
~ tailored and could wear the coat of either
separately really two costumes In one.
: Misses $50. 80 Ensembles. Size IL. S3o.50
Navy twin ensemble with tan blouse tan covert
that's very smart this season.
Miss S8950 Grey kasha Ensemble. S55
It's sire Is with full-length coat lined to match
the blouse OF printed fiat crepe!
Woman's $3.50 Tweed Ensemble. Sl050
sire rs and the last we've reduced II to
than haIf good looking grey mixture makes
the II coat kick plated skirt and II has
sweater blouse.
) Womcns S35 Navy Twill Suits SIS
trimmed and wrap around skirts. Sises "a to ~:
| Womans $50. kasha Ensemble. S3S
FulI-length coat plated skirt and jersey
blouse of contrasting color. It's size 5S
3 3Womcn's $3.50 Tweed Ensembles. S55
With a coat that he for almost
sion . the skirts are matted just In front and the
houses silk erepe. All sEeS ~ to ~.
Suit shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MEDIATION BILL OFFERED.
House Resolution Seeks to Adjust
Japan-China Row.

A resolution to have the American
Government offer to adjust the di:Icr-
enccS between Japan and the Chine>
Nationalist forces has been introduced
by Representative Black. Democrat
in the House by Representative Black,
Democrat, New York
The resolution. referred by Speaker
Ioneworth to tho foreign affairs COM
mittee. was prefsced by a declaration
that such a tender should be made in
view OF the traditional" friendship for
both Japan and China.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

No North American Holding Company.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Narcotic Prison Farms Approved.

The Port bill tn establish two Fed
eYsI narcotic prison farms vss unsf1i-
fno1siv approved Yesterday afternoon
ny the House judiciary committee. In
ordering me measure reported the COM
nnisfee changed u n exclude sddictS
senenee6 by State courts but voted tn
permit ire voluntary admission Of an
addict a'F1o desired thestment
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Women's and Misses Dresses
And for this last day stoc-cenric group Of smart
styles tremendously reduced '"onld be 'ccrth
rrh;lp to look ahead TO Summer, too!

Misses $3.50 One and Two-piccc
Frocks. $50
Tcn-and they're all so smart is certainly
a surprise tn find them at $50 even in
JelIcff Clearance fat orePes =sor-
rettes j.. and prints
Misses $3.50 10 $20..5O Day;imc
Frocks. $3.50
-piccc--tro- pcre--and even iacket
frocks . in fiat crepe. wool crepe and
printed crepe. Many have gay borders and
ripings :. and there are other styles with
plated hounce. boieros and long tunics.
Misses S2950 10 SIS One and
Two Piece Frocks. SIS
"A few ensembles. too at just about half or
less than half the REGULAR prices: In this
group you will find models In geor-
gctte :. in fate crepe In kasha
or in printed crepe. Red, beige. green. navy
and black
Misses S2o.:50 to s59.5O Frock.
and Ensembles, $3.50
10 one-of-a "A kind models We are anxious
In clear from our higb-priced group
navy. natural maize and black and
choice of georzette, kasha. prints and fiat
creme.
Misses S3o.50 10 $3.50 Sheer
Frocks. S25
Only 4-lovely laces E. soft georgettes
with tiers. tucks. bolercs or little plaits.
Rose, black and maize.
Misses $3.50 Distinctive
Frocks. $2950
and just a few ensembles the frocks
are geOrgettes and fiat crepeS right In
the height Of vogue surely wonderful
value group, even IL there are only 3,
) Misses $3.50 Printed and Plain
Frocks. $35
All 50 different :. georEette froeks In
two-tOned effect with new Shirred necklines
. printed frocks with plain creme coats
80. and one printed crepe ensemble, both
coat and frcck:
Misses Frock Shop-Thnd Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Neckwcar-Scarfs-EvCning
Shawls,

~ square AMI uhiong >carts> Nl,Au
Cf radlum ar crepe de chine and gecrgetts In
tututsstte patterns polka dets and plain
shades delightti 10 wear and later;
Ss,aO aud So Linen Nestecs and Sets Sloa
Just the vestee er veStee aud enm sets In
tatosed er aCe-trimmed lace
Ns,aO aud 81 Lace Callar and Cuh Sets, lSO
White smart STYLES In irlsh nlet net heeN
Slo,a0 Embroidered Crepe dc Chine Shawls, $ls
reaeh with pastel embroidery,
Ss7,N0 aud $50, so Metal Rrceade Squares, $3.50
Cleaning eenters aud black satla heFders
SlnaO aud $to,in Evening Shawls. <sS
hMe erehlA crepe ae ehlne embroidered and
geNxVA
NeekweaF NAan-> Street Fleet
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Handbags-Friday!

Far from looking like a clearance group -.
indeed. you'll find many STYLES nice enough To
give to mother on Mothers day!
--nmt funm hngs in foIored STYLES
-~Bioue aik bags. plain eu,bFoidered
printed fHk tngs in lat tcinnting styles
II will he well worth Your while To see
them and to buy them for they re
the kind smart women will carry all Summer!
Hnndhae Nhon-ALeel Floor