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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23
Miss Louise SHIRLEY Bride of
Lieut.. H. c.. Trainer, U.S.N.
Charming Nuptial Ceremony an Event of Last
Evening-Other Notable Weddings of
Early Autumn Season.

Miss Marion Jardine. debutante
daughter. of the Secretary of Agricul-
ture and Mrs. Jardine, attended the
wedding last evening of Miss Louise
Shlbley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James G. Shibley to Lieut. Horace Gill
bert Trainer, U. S. N, son of Mrs
Lewis Trainer of Bryn Mawr, Pa.
which took place in the home of the
brides parents on Biltmore street.
| The home had charming arrange
ment OF gladioli dahliaS and smilaX
massed with tall palms, and an i'm
proVlSed altar was arranged before the
mantel in the drawing room with flow
erS and candelabra. AS the guests
were assembling string orchestra rem
| dered selections of nuptial music and
played softly during the service.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Her wedding gown was
unusually lovely. fashioned of rich
ivory satin along graceful period lines.
The bodice was close fitting with long
sleeves, which went into points over
the wrists, and the full skirt shorter at
the front than in the back. A short
train fell from the waist line, and her
tulle veil was prettily arranged about
her face with a cape of rare rose point
lace and clusters of orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty SHIRLEY was maid of honor
for her sister, wearing dainty frock
of green taffeta. fashioned with a fit
ted bodice sleeveless, and a skirt with
an uneven hemline and a large bow of
the material caught at the left hip.
She carried an arm bouquet of yellow
roses and blue delphinium.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
Nebeker, niece of the Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine, and Miss
Virginia Belt of Chicago. They wore
frockS of shell pink taffeta. fashioned
like that of the maid of honor and car
ried Colombia roses.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held when the bridal couple were
assisted in receiving by the brides
parents, Mrs. SHIRLEY wearing a star
dew transparent velvet. Later in the
evening Lieut.. Trainer and his bride
left for wedding trip. Mrs. Trainer
wearing a tan ensemble with Access
series to correspond. They will make
their home temporarily at Charleston,
S. c.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Belt of Chi
cago, Miss Nancy Moore Of Burlington,
Iowa, and Ensign Ned Huntington of
Norfolk, Va.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Rice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grant Rice of Michigan Park, to Mr.
Edmond Henderer, son of Mrs. Albert
Henderer, took place Thursday evening
in the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Freeley Rohrer officiating
The church was decorated with red and
white flowers.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore white georgette
crepe gown trimmed with lace and made
over satin foundation. Her tulle veil
was held in place by wreath of orange
blossoms and she carried a shower bou-
quet of roses and lilies of the valley
Miss Thelma Rice, sister of the bride
was maid OF honor, wearing gown of
white MORE taffeta fashioned in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23
Foreign Legations Closing
Summer Headquarters
Temporary Headquarters at Recreation Centers
No Longer Needed-Belgian Ambassador
and Family In Home Country

The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne and their daughter,
Princess Elizabeth de Ligne, will re-
turn to Washington next month from
their home in Belgium where they have
been spending the Summer season.
The Ambassador of Turkey Amhed
Mouhtar Bey is spending a few days
i'll New York. He will return to the
city the first part of the week.
The Ambassador of Turkey, Amhed
Mouhtar Bey, is spending a few days
York and is expected to return to
Washington tomorrow afternoon.
The newly appointed Ambassador Of
Japan and Nine. Debuchi and their
family will sail Friday from Japan for
this country. They will come to Wash
ington shortly after their arrival on the
Pacific Coast
The Minister Of Portueal, Viscount
date. and Viscountess date will close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23
Friday Evening Dancing
Club to Open Season

The Friday Evening Dancing Club
will resume its activities for the season
Friday evening, December 7, in the
Willard Hotel The series OF dances of
the Friday Evening Club are among
the most delightful parties of the VIM
ter. The other dances will be given
Friday evenings, January IL. February
8, March l and 20. April IL and MAY
/, and will all be in the Willard Hotel
Sonora de Alfaro is chairman of the
committee for the dances and is assisted
by Mrs. William H. King, Mrs Wallace
Dempsey, Mrs. Frank w. Mondell, Mrs
George Barnett, Mrs. George C. Thorpe
Mrs Charles B. Drake and Mrs Peyton
Gordon Mrs. Parker W. West is secre-
tary and treasurer for the dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23
Col. and Mrs. Wooten
Will Honor Visitors

Col. and Mrs. William P. Wooten have
issued invitations for a tea Tuesday
afternoon October 2, from 4:3O 10 s
o'clock in their apartment at 254O Mas
sachusetts avenue. The tea will be in
honor of the visiting chiefs of ordnance
districts who will be in conference here
october and 3, and the faculty and
students OF the Army Industrial College.
of which Col. Wooten is director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23
Shakespearean Society
To Present LAS You Like It"

The Shakespearean Society of WASH
ingion will give a performance of LAS
You Like It." in the Neighborhood
House Open Air Theater Tuesday eve
ming at s O'Clock. A silver offering will
be taken for the Red Cross relief funds
for "sacu2 work III Florida. There will
be no admission fee and lovers of
Shakespearean plays are cordially in
vited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23

Mr. Justice and Mrs. Willis Van De-
vanter are expected to arrive in Wash
ington Tuesday and open their home
on Sixteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-23

the Summer legation at Bar Harbor. the
latter part of next month and return
to Washington for the Winter season.
Countess Szechenyi wife of the Min
lister of Hungary, will arrive in New
York Tuesday and go to Newport to
CONTINUED on Seventh Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05
Negligees and
House Frocks

80 TOGA ROBES, novelty
striped toweling. For home or
beach wear. Were co 40
$4.95. Friday only. 49,. ~OsOI
t11) HOUSE FkOCkS, of rayorI,
charmeuse and figured broadcloth,
broken size ranges. CI o.
Were $2.s5. Friday only @A'IO
1881 DRESSES, of fine linens,
prints, Satinettes and cotton pom
gees. Broken size and
color ranges. Were &1 40
sl.95. Friday only. -. @A'C1
t13) RAYON DRESSES, white
with colored figured designs. Cool
Summary styles. Were CT %
sl.95. Friday only. @IsOS
l0 DRESSES, APRONS AND
SHOCKS, all of heavy, sturdy ma
terials. Good colors. Were an.
S1.2s to $l.59. Friday only O1C
90 CREPE K1MONOS, SMALL
APRONS AND DRESSES. some
soiled. Broken size ranges. on.
Were 59c to 81. Friday only &c
ID BLACK SATIN NEGLIGEE.
with robe fold down the front and
sash. Was $3.50. Fri a1n 20
day only ..... @IS.OU
% HANDSOME BLACK SATIN
NEGLIGEE. with rose satin puff
Ing. Was sl7-95. Fri elO IN
day only ......... @IZ.CO
80 CREPE DE CHINE AND
GEORGETTE KIMONOS. slightly
s sa;eos w, Were si4.sS. SlO.05
| IA CREarEisi DE CHINE NEc1I.
GEES. HI lovely colors and color
combinations. Were cE NJ
se.s5. Friday only 1919
CD CREPE DE CHINE NEGLI-
GEES. beautifully lace
trimmed. Were $s.s5. e1Os
lsl BOX LOOM AND RAYoN
KTMONOS. slightly soiled from
display. Were sl.ss. CT nO
tis5 D2YTiME; FiRocKs .,
charmeuse. dotted Swisses and
voiles. Some handmade, all smart
!, s styled. Were $685.. S4.3Q
(sl FIGURED LINEN DRESS
ES, all Summary and cool. Only
in large sizes. Were OF 40
SS.95. Friday only. CEsO0
t6l T0GA ROBES. OF heavy ab-
sorbent Turkish toweling. Smart
striped designs. Were ct 40
sS.sS. Friday only. 49,. fsoI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05
Novelty Furniture

l5) FOL oil NC Bird
CHAIRS, wood with red lacquer
finish. Were $4.75. Fri co 20
49, ST. GEORGE WILLOW
CHAIRS, strong and well built.
slightly damaged. Were 90. ~
$4.75. Friday only. %Os SO
(5) BAR HARBOR WILLOW
CHAIRS, natural finish. Slightly
damaged a,.,l,ae' L.. Were s2.sa. SI.98
ls) CARD Arr TABLES, with MORE
top. Rubber corners, double
braced legs. Red, green or black.
Scratched s,,.,,,sa I'd, Were 1895. 1921
lI0l SPLIT REED FERN
ERIES, red, orange. brown or
grey. Metal flower box. o0 OI
Were s2.s5. Friday only, @S.ZI
l10l PHONE STANDS AND
STOOL mahogany f1n-
ish. Were $3.95. Fri 90 ng
day only @Es1C
~ FIBER OVAL TABLE, we'll
braced. Orange or green finish.
was $685. Friday S7.84
IL TABLE IASfiPp. base and
shade Of finely woven fiber, Fin
ished in tan. Was ss.75. GO 90
Friday only ....... @OsOI
Fun Floer
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Corsets and Girdles

n4) CORSETLETS, light-weight
garment. Boned over abdomen.
Striped rayon. Broken
sizes. Were $500. Friday ~.
(23) CORSETLETS, well boned.
Made OF stripe rayon with lace
top. Sizes "a to AZ. For tall and
medium figure. Were CD 90
$3.50. Friday only. -. %&.O1
f31) GIRDLES, discontinued
models from Rengo, Stylish Stout,
CAB and Double Wee. Garments
for every figure. Broken sizes.
Were Were $500 $500 to $500 $3.50
al BRASsIERES. Longtime
models to be worn over girdie or
corset. Made of brocade and
stripe .t r. rayon. Were SI.20
BRAsSIEREs, net or double
crepe de chine. White and peach.
Broken sizes. Were $500. 90
Friday only ............. o~C
(33J BRAssIERES, Longtime
garments Of batiste and striped
rayon with elastic sections. Brok-
en- sizes. Were $500 and $3.50.
FL pr, day soc and $I.M
iii GIRDLEs, satin and jersey
combinations. Silk jersey and
elastic combinations. Broken
sizes. $500 to $500 40 30
values. Friday only. ~~'"~
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APPAREL REDUCED
Misses Wear

(s) CHERRY RED GEOR-
GETTE DRESSES, fageoted and
lace trimmed. Pleated and TERED
styles. Sizes IA to 10. GA TX
Were $1975. Friday %A'so
t2) TAN FLAT c n e r f
DRESSES, In sizes l6 and i8.
Both smart, youthful styles.
Were sis.75' Friday STATS
is) N Av Y GEoRGxTTE
DRESSES, smartly tailored styles
for street wear. Sizes Is to 10.
v Were sis.7S' Friday STATS
(io) BLACK LACE AFTER
NOON AND DINNER DRESSES,
in sizes IA. Is and 10. @Cl zE
Were $35. Friday. :. %2fs 1O
"a NAVY BLUE GEORGETTE
a DRESSES $ w.I sizes Is. Is $3.50
% TAFFETA DRESS, size is.
Daisy pattern with lace yoke
Was Was s2'' Friday $3.50
in NOVELTY SPORT EN-
SEMBLE. with short jacket. EN-
broidered. Size 10. $3.50
~ GREEN NOVELTY CLOTH
AND SILK ENSEMBLE. Short
1 lsl wa. s sys' pri slas $3.50
"a WINE FLAT CREPE EN-
SEMBLE. size II. Was g1O
$3.50. Friday only. 80, %AO
~ NAVY GEORGETTE EN-
SEMBLE. beautifully tailored. size
49, IS; Was ss5. Friday $26.5O
(io) MISSES DRESSES. in
lovely summary pastel shades.
Sizes IA. 10 and 10. Clio SO
Were 1880. Friday %Ao'oo
Second Fiaer
SporftDear
tll SILK DRESSES. oil
slightly soiled. Many white ones
among them. Were G7 OK
$995. Friday only. ~s.1o
(e2) SILK AND WOOL CREPE
SKIRTS, pleated and plain
styles, Were sSsS. FRI S3.95
'"t '.eJ SILK RAiNcoArs. red
and green. Misses
sizes sizes, We Were sis.ss. $l3.95
l16l IMPORTED SLIP-OvER
SWEATERS. of all-wool material.
U Were $685. Friday $7.95
0''t tss, woMEN's AND MISSES.
JERSEY DRESSES. Smartly tai
lored and shown in splendid
selection of colors. Were N0 ng
$3.50. Friday only. p%s "a
49, SILK BLOUSES. trim tai
lored styles, All wanted
colors. Were s5.95. @I Or
Friday only ........... @A'1O
(6l ALL WOOL BATHING
SUITS, plain and striped eff
d dssts onl were $500. FIJI SITS
(6) BATHING CAPS. Choice
of several popular styles. m.
Were soc. Friday only. -. AOe
Second Floor
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Linens
lasl LACE TRIMMED SCARF

(as) LACE TRIMMED SCARFS,
reduced to " price. Were LIZ
85c, Friday only. ........
ID 54-iNCH LINEN LUNCH
SET, consisting of cloth and s
napkins. Yellow cross-bar pat
tern. Was s495. Friday @C EO
t72) 45-INCH BASCO TABLE
TOPS, heavy quality linen finish
damask. Were $l.25. Friday o.
go doz.) LINFEEL NAPKINS,
mercerized napkins. Luncheon
size. l5xi5 inches. Were 90
$l.25 dog. Friday only. -. o~e
ts4) HUCK TOWELS, heavy,
absorbent cotton. All white. H.
Were 15c. Friday only. III
(2) 66 Inch LINEN
CLOTHS. with henstitched hens.
Slightly soiled. Were Sc. c2 or
rt tIs, ss-I It BELGIAN LINEN
SQUARES. cream colored linen.
Hemstitched hens. Were QOc
$l.25. Friday only. ....... y"
$500 yds.) LINEN CRASH TOW
FLING, with blue or red borders
Was Csc yard. Friday To-
Third Floor
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Infants Wear

(6l INFANTS HAND MADE
DRESSES, long only. Irish crochet
edge bottom. Were SIS. C7 En
Friday only. .......... @s'co
t1St INFANT long
DRESSES, trimmed with fine en-
broidery and tucks. 90 M
Were $500. Friday. po'Uo
(6) SWEATERS, white only.
Sizes / and years. CT 0s
Were $500. Friday only, %As1O
ll05 prs.) SOCKS, sizes to
sls. Were 2sc. Friday 1Sc
Only .......s..
Cd SILK QUILT, l8x36-inch
size. Was $7.ss. Friday CT 90
~ BEACON BLANKETS, size
36x5o inches. Regularly CT SO
iil wool BLkNKE;f, size ssxs2
!, .a, : hes 81, Was 500. $500
III WOOL BLANKET, regu-
larry $500. Friday 60 IN
RauPfh R4nap
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Knitted Underwear

(sal RAYON GOWNS, yellow
and peach. Small sizes
only only , were si'o0, FRIDAY 69c
(i5) RAYON STEP~INS.
BLOOMERS AND VESTS, In brok-
en- sizes. Wanted pastel
shades, Were $500. FRI xn.
t6ll GLOVE SILK VESTS AND
HLOOMERS. desirable colors.
Broken sizes, Were $1,00, go.
Friday only ,,.....,,... wv
90 CHILDREN'S GLOVE SILK
VESTS, broken sizes, Flesh and
pink, Were $500 and $i,l5. 60
Friday only .,..,..t.. VIZ
t6l CHILDREN'S GLOVE SILK
BLOOMERS, broken
sixes, Were 81 90. Fri OF m
day only ,...,,..,... %Asi1
ts) GLOVE SILK STEp.INS,
" ws ss pr 1elors' on,v Were $2.l0
Third Fieor
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This Week-Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday:
75c Silk and Cotton
Prints, sec Yard

Patterns and color combinations
meant for dainty Summer frocks.
All guaranteed fast color. The
quality of them will prove itself
for after repeated washings-and
strenuous wear it will retain Its
beauty.
9sc TO SLIPS ENGLISH PRINT
ED VOILES AND NOVELTY DO
MESTIC VOILES. Quaint de-
signs that you couldn't help but
adnire-and color combinations
that are truly exquisite. All guar
anteed fast color. Spe-
cially priced for tomorrow 90
only. yard. OIC
SOC PRINTED BATfSTE AND
CHECKED LAWNS, SO and o.
80 inches wide, yard. &OC
39c GENUINE ROB ROY
PRINTS, absolutely fast o.
colors, yard. @OC
Third Floor
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Children's Shoes
(27 PAIRS) MISSES PATENT

(2s PAIRSD MISSES PATENT
LEATHER STRAP SLIPPERS,
sizes llia to 2. Orig
inally $3.50 to SIS. Fri c1 90
day only ......... PA'o~
is FAIRS CHILD REN'S
LEATHER MOCCASINS AND
FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS. Sizes
8 to 10. Originally csc. 90
Friday only .............v ~
a PAIRSl LAMBS WOOL
HOUSE SLIPPERS. Sizes ii to
Is. Originally 1925. CT 70
a PAIRS BOYS LEATHER
HOUSE SLIPPERS, sizes Ia to 8.
Originally 1925. Fri o1 20
day only ...........
Is PAIRS JUNIOR GIRLS
BROWN OXFORDS, with medium
heel. Sizes 6 to III.
Originally $3.50. FRI CC or
I, PAiRsi, Boys BROWN
CREPE SOLE OXFORDS. Sizes
z to 9. Originally GS IN
$3.50. Friday only. -. po'OU
Second FIeor
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Wonen's Dresses
L3) wOMEN'S NAVY GEOR

(3) wOMEN'S NAVY GEOR-
GETTE DRESSES, tucked models
with TERED skirts. Sizes SO to
q. Were s25r Fri Sl6.5O
80" li) WoMEN's FLAT CREPE
AFTERNOON FROCK. TERED
style. x,s Size o. a.. Was $3.50
III BROWN SATIN DRESS.
all-over diagonally tucked. size
So. Was $3.50. Fri S1075
uA "a 0' PEACH DINNER FRoCK,
slightly soiled. Size So. go
Was $25. Friday only. &A
"a TAN AFTERNOON DRESS,
in size 80. A handsome Summer
model model w. Was $3.50. $3.50
fri Il S SUI BLUE ENsEM-
BILE. with short jacket. and print
ed blouse. Size 26is.
Was $3.50. Friday $3.50
Il, Twio..riEcE FLESH SPORT
FROCk, beautifully tailored.
Size 80. Was $2s. Fri S12
day only ............. PA
l2l WHITE DRESSES. slightly
soiled. Size -. Were Q77 En
S35. Friday only. !. PA s'oo
(2) POLKA DOTTED DRESSES.
with navy blue georgette coats.
V Were sa'' Friday $3.50
t6) IMPORTED BEADED
DRESSES. coral, blue and maize
Sizes SO to 80. Were $3.50
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BASEMENT FEATURES
Sarings of 25@o and More

(i55l WOMEN'S HATS, of
wanted Summer, fabrics. All
colorS. Were $l,95 to 90.
$c95. Friday only. 49,. Wv
tl00l BATH MATS. heavy
and absorbent. Assorted
colors. Were 69c. Friday %.
only ..s....t...t.s..
1881 OVAL RUGS. in a splen-
did assortment OF colors. All
with carpet centers, Were o.
$i2S. Friday only. -. w
tSS0l MEMS AND BOYS
HANDkERCHTEFS. white and
hordered styles. Were -.
for 25c. Friday only. -. -"
1871 BRIDGE LAMPS. COM
piete with wrought iron stands
and attractive paper parchment
shades Were si,ss. S1.15
FRIDAY only. ,.,. &Ao
(ssy NOVELTY PILLOWS,
Of sateen and rayon, Four styles
to choose from, Were DO
soc. Friday only, .,..
ti6el LINEN NAPKINS. with
novelty eolored stripes and hor-
ders. Were s for 5Se. Fri g
day only .,,,.....s.,s,,.
tsSl q NJ ENT IA GS.
sturdily made Of novelty striped
art ticking, win hold q gar
ments. Were Si,3S, Fri -
cfaV only
90 GIRLS DRESSES, In
smart Fall styles and materials.
7 to 10 years, Were @I M
$2o5. Friday only. %AsUU
has,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05

IN FULL SIZE SIMMONS BED.
brown finish. Slightly dama9ed.
Regularly sS.s5, Fri GE ~
day only .......
tA IS COIL SPRINGS. for
twin beds. Were 1926. O. IN
Friday only ...... D1.@I
tS) LURESLEEP UBLE
DECKER COIL SPRINGS. sizes
S,3 and 4,6, Regularly G11 o.
S22 Friday only. -. %A'oo
Third Fisor
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Notions

1881 BLACK ENAMELED
STOCKING DARNERs, regularly
o pc; FRIDAY 2 for Sc
OhAy
(74) BLACK AND WHITE HAT
WIRE, 3-yard pieces. Regularly
a oOG; Friday 2 for Sc
1907 BLACK AND WHITE
d DRESS Innings, long-waisted
models. Not all sizes. Regu- L.
ularly Csc. Friday only. AoC
i10) PINK CRETONNE LAUN-
DRY BAGS, medium size.
Regularly s1.00. Friday ~
t50) SCISSORS, good grade In
assorted lengths. Regularly IN.
Csc Friday only ...... LUZ
1857 BOXES BLACK HAIR
PINS. assorted sizes. Regularly
SC. Friday Cfas
street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05

lss PAIRS) wOMEN'S PAT
ENT STRAP PUMPS and Black
Kid Pumps. Originally Ell or
$3.50. Friday only. -. %As~1
Is PATRSl wOMEN'S PATENT
LEATHER CUBAN HEEL STRAP
PUMPS. Originally CT 10
$3.50. Friday only. @F. ~
tl4 PAIRSl BROCADED ST.
YER OR SATIN D'ORSAY AND
S mSarSc only were $3.50 sos
Us PAIRSl SATIN MULES.
Padded Soles without
heels. Were ss.T5. Fri 90 IN
day only. ............. %'s|
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(l) JUNIOR MISS PRINTED
FLAT CREPE DRESS, with navy
blue coat. Size is. Was Go
$3.50. Friday only. -. %A
(2) JUNIOR MISS ENSEMBLE.
printed crepe dress with georgette
coat. Sizes l3 to is. Were C1C
$3.50. Friday only. -. %A
"a JUNIOR MISS ENSEMBLE,
with red and blue printed dress.
Size IS. Was $3.50. @1C
Friday only ........., %A
~ JUNIOR MISS TAFFETA
FROCK, basque style,
with fiared skirt. Was G16 IN
S25. Friday only. -. pAO'oo
(6) JUNIOR MISS DRESSES,
slightly soiled. Sizes IS, Is and
II. Were $3.50. Friday @IC
(6) JUNIOR MISS DRESSES,
mostly light pastel shades. Sizes
IS TO II. Were $l0.S5. o. nS
Friday only ........... Ps' ~c
gecona Floop
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Misses and
Wonaen's Goats and
Suits

(2) MISSES FLANNEL SUITS,
smart tailored styles. Sizes IA to
10 years. Were SIS. GO M
Friday only ........... %O'oo
90 MISSES TWEED SUITS,
sizes II and is years. Mannishly
tailored. Silk lined.
Were $3.50. Friday 90 en-
only ................
90 GREY KASHA COATS,
handsomely trimmed with monkey
and mole collars. Sizes ID to
10. Were s35. Fri C1C OF
day only ......... %A'~o
Cd GREY KASHA COATS.
with monkey and mole collars
Sizes 36 to AZ. Were
$35 to $3.50. Friday G1C OE
only ............... %A~o
(l) TAN BROADCLOTH COAT
with squirrel collar.
Size 4o' Was sss7S' Sl2.05
Friday only ....... %Ao
"a BLUE SILK CREPE COAT,
smartly trimmed with Lynx cuffs.
Size IA. Was $3.50. Fri @Q9
day only ................
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t44) SLIPS, striped sateen In
dark colors. Were sl.95. CT 0n
friday only.... ......
49, GOWNS, hand made. Maize
colors. Were $2.95. Fri 90
day only ................. w
ID GOWNS, white, hand made
and hand embroidered.
we, Were ss.ss. Friday Sl.o5
li2D SLIPS AND sTEP-INS,
crepe de chine. Were OF 10
$2.59. Friday only. =. %A.I1
l11) PAJANfAS, apiece models.
Rayon stripes. Were CT 90
$2.95. Friday only. %A'0|
49, PAJAMAs, 2-piece slip-over
models. Soiled. Were "a.
s1.e5. Friday only. OIC
Isl CREPE DE CHINE STEP
ms, tailored and lace-trimmed
models. Were s3e5. OF TO
l2l sTEP-iN SETS. lace trim
med. Were s1i95. @0 20
az CREPE DE CHINE
SACQUES. Were s4.95. Oh 90
Friday only ........... Wo
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Summer
Glassware
Choice 10c

t42) $3.50 Doc. Handled
Crystal Ice Tea Glasses,
each Ice.
CAY soc Amber Handled
Crystal Cracked Ice Tea
Glasses, each Ice.
(25) 35c Green Cracked
Ice Tea Glasses, each lsc.
(1e) s5c Amber Cracked
Ice Tea Glasses, each Isc.
(22) SOC Amber Footed
Crystal Cracked lee Tea
Glasses, each Ice.
Cd soc Green Footed Crys-
tai Ice Tea Glasses, each 19c.
t60) 25c Iridescent Ice Tea
Glasses, each 19c.
800 $500 doE. Riaito Crys-
tai Cut-steu Glasses, each
19c.
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Draperies and
Upholstery

(D CRETONNE CRASH CARD
TABLE COVERS, size 36x36 inches.
Bordered and sateen OF On
lined. Were SITS. %1.OU
i6) 18x72-INCH STENCTLED
CRASH RUNNERS, designs stem
s s1;s.a IN oil, Oh, Were sl.ss. Sl.45
llS) Pas. FINE WOLFE
FRTNGED CURTAINS. ecru color
drawn work. Were $3.50. S103
Friday only ........ %As1O
us PRS1 WOLFE RUFFLED
CURTAINS. green band valance
and tie-backs. Were $3.50. zS
Friday only ............. ICC
t2es YDs.) MARoUIsETTE,
tapped edge. zoe quality To-
remnants. Friday only, I'd. AOC
CRETONNE EMNANTS
disable lengths. CSC to soc 7Ec
values. Friday only, yd. ACC
l1.) BAR HARBOR CUSHION
SETS, cretonne covered. CT %
Were sl.s5. Friday @l.ZO
Fifth Floor
Laces
KIDDrEg' NET DRESSES.
lace trimmed. Sizes 2 to 6. 40
3i95 value. Friday only. fIC
L A e z AND GEORGETTE
TUNES, $3.50 value. O. 0e
Friday only ....... @f.1O
LACE AND NET TRIMMED
TUNES. $3.50 value. N o.
Friday only ......... @fs1C
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05
and More

(ls) GIRLS DRESSES. of
fine blue woolen material
Youthfully pleated styles. 10
years only. Were ct On
$l,9S, Friday only. %AsuU
tsel WASH DRESSES, i'm
perfect. Summary light colors,
IN sizes I to 10 years. ~
Were soc Friday only -OC
u5al WASH FROCKS. for
the girls from 7 TO IA. Cav
summer colors. In smart
styles. Were Toe, Friday GO.
only .,,... QUO
U.s. pairsl W0MEN'S WHITE
OAFORDS, attractive Summer
styles of white buck and kid
Soiled. All sizes, Were o.
50 and So. Friday only 0OC
lllS pairsl BOYS Ann
GIRLS SHOES AND OK
FORDS, in calf and patent
leather With welt soles and
rubber heels and In Si1eS Q to =.
Were $s.ss, Friday CT o.
only .,,.,.,....., %l.SO
tte pairsl GIRLS BLACK
SATkEN RL0ONfHRS. cut fslll
and roomy; Well made, Sizes s
to 10 years. Were rec. N.
Friday only ........... -"
tisl WOMEN'S AND MISS
ESf SILK AND FLANNEL.
DRESSES. slightly Soiled but All
wonderful values, Tan. green
and black, Sises II
TO 20, Were sass, CT M
Friday only, %As~
sat