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The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The su- preme Court and House of Repre- sentatives paused yesterday to praise Oliver Wendell Holmes. Chief Hughes read a letter which members of the court had sent to Mir Holmes. expressing deep affec- tion for the jurist. who resigned the previous day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15

The sixth grade has just finish ed making a plan of typical sugar plantation It is So much fun to do this because We can imagine We are there visiting. The planta- ton that We are studying contains more than 10000 acres, and the length of it is fifteen miles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15

BRISBANE. Australia-The un- employed women of Brisbane have threatened that unless the State Minister of Labor and Industry agrees to discuss their problems they will march through the streets of the city nude.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
AT THE CHURCHES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH H. P. Corser. Vicar

EPISCOPAL CHURCH- 10:45 A M-Theme of Lecture:
 .sThe Christian Drama Begins" 12:00 M-Church School. zoo P. Mn the gymnasium
 with the young people. Jan. 21:-Choir meeting
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
Fifth and Sixth Grades

The fifth and sixth grade have now taken up the study of the Alaskan birds. Last Friday in art class we drew the picture of the swallow. Tomorrow we're going to learn more about the Snow Bunting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15

The quotation that we have for this week is: T recommend you to take care of the minutes, for the hours will take care of themselves. !" Franklin.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
CATHOLIC CHURCH

January IT. Second Sunday after
 Epiphany. 7:30 a. m.-Communion Mass 10:00 a. m.-Parish Mass.
 Sunday School zoo D m.-Rosary and Benediction. Monday-St. Peters Chair at Rome
 Beginning of the Church Unity Octave.
 Daily Mass at 7:3o a. m. Next Sunday Father Monroe in- tends to visit Petersburg leaving town at the end of the week
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15

I-N THE UNITED SIa4ES COMMIo- SO->ER COURT, NRAN1ELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVISION Or ALASKA
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
THE SALVATION ARMY Captain Worthington
 Commanding Officer
SERVICES

Sunday, S:0O p. m. Company Meeting.
 Sunday, 730 D. m.
 Friday, 3:45 p. m. Band of Love Friday. 7:30 p. n. Pictures.
 Staff-Captain Acton will have charge of the Sunday evening serv- ices.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
GRAND OPENING SUNDAY SEASIDE BOARDING HOUSE

The Seaside Boarding House will open its doors to the public in the Wheeler Block next Sunday noon under the able management of Mrs Nora Cochran.
 From 12 to 1:S0 a special home cooked dinner will be served con- sisting of soup, salad, roast pork with dressing and apple sauce, two vegetables, home made pie. The entire dinner will cost but 50 cents and will be served family style.
 Make your reservations as early as possible. Afeer the opening din- ner meals will be served as fol- lows:
 WEEK DAYS Breakfast 6:3O- SEQ Luncheon l2:OO- )inner 5:00- 6:30
 SUNDAYS Breakfast 7:3O- gao special Dinner 12:00- 1:3O Supper 5:3O- 6:3O
 (adv.)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
Hgh School

The boys basketball team of Wrangell High School left for Ketchikan Thursday morning on the Emblem They will play the Ketchikan High School team on Friday and Saturday evenings, returning to Wrangell on Sunday. Coach Fabricius took the following players; Harold Meldahl, Laurie Brood, David Davis, Fred Grant, Billy Grant, Jack Urata, Lawrence Behovic and Harry Ukas.
 A considerable number of new books are being added to the High School library this week, among them being 122 volumes donated by Axel Rasmussen The list in cludes Historians History of the World" Beacon Lights of History" Photographic History of the Civil War and March's "Thesaurus."
 The Student Association had their January meeting on Wednes- day, the program for which was presented by the Junior class.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15
Bank of Alaska

Located at WrangeIl, Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 31st day of December, 1881.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-01-15

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SATURDAY ONLY MiSbehaving Ladies

LILA LEE-Ben TYONS-L0UISE FAZENDA LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD
 4 FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE
Evening star., 1932-09-01
! Universal Washer
S74.5o Vas s99.50

| Universal Electric Wiring
er-Type was her. with
pump: used as floor sample,
but with new washer guar
antee.
I S16s.5e Universal Dryer-Type
Washing Machine; extra large
size. Floor sample; new wasner
guarantee. Now ....... .H26.sS
4 SS.s5 Utility Wall Shelves.
2 $3.50 Electric "Sewhandy"
Sewing Machines; floor samples,
with new-machine guarantee;
81 81 waste Baskets, oval shape.
NOW - '"SS
2 S12 Broom Closets, in large
size; white enameled wood nm
ish. Imperfect. Now. S. 95
1 $3.50 white Enameled kItch-
en- Cabinet; fully equipped. FLOOR
sample. Now ........... .xSS.5O
6 SI.3s Metal Tabourettes. mar
bolene tops; damaged. Now '5c
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Paper Covered
Boxes,25c WereS0e

so Boxes-12-section stock
ing DISSATISFACTION utility
boxes and 2-drawer shoe
boxes. AS Is.
10 81 Paper-Covered Utility
Boxes. with shoe and hosiery
drawers. Damaged. Now. sec
l S7.95 Rose Moire-Covered s.
Drawer Cabinet. with tray; dam.
aged. Now .............S S3.9S
a. zoe Kctex Elastic Sanitary
Belts, in large size only. As Is.
Now -............1S 1Sc
IS see Sanitary Pettieoats, in
medium and large sizes. Some
lace trimmed. Now .... 35c
MOTIONS, AISLE 81
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Luncheon Cloths
Special ST

70 Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, in oyster white.
Two very attractive designs,
ready to be embroidered. so
inches square with pinch
hemstitched hem.
II 81 Glayed Chintz Pillows; as
sorted patterns and col0rs.
NOW OOC
1 75e Candlewiek Pillows.
NOW DUC
patterns; as is. Now. .35e
ART EMBROIDERY
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Rubber Bathing
Shoes. Zoe nair

Were 25c and Bee-76 pairs
Of Rubber Bathing Shoes In
black and cclors. Broken
sizes. As Ia.
IL 75e pairs Beach Shoes. Al
% 75s and 81 straw bessi asi
Garden Hats. Now ........ See
Is, S5e. Straw Beach Mats, with
colored edge. As Is. Now. .2Sc
81 PapeP or Cleth- -CsvePod
Sewing Boxes; some Gtted with
thread. DAMAGED. Now. .6es
NOTIONS, AISLE IL
FIRST FLooA.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Lamp Shades
II Price and Less

Silk and Parchment Paper
Shades: all slightly soiled or
damaged.
. SO Pieated silk Junior Shades;
rose and rust. Now. ......... :t3
/ &S Stretched silk Junior
Shade; green. Now. $50
s SIS 16-inch Shadesi pleated
silk, In gold. green, rust. snd
tan. Now .xz.So
4 $3.50 Stretched Silk Shades;
16-ineh, in gold and tan;
i SO Gold Coiored siik Shade.
for o lounge lamp. Now $50
I $3.50 Pleated silk Bridge
shade; green. Now $3.50
1 81 Gold Colored Silk Bridge
Shade. Now ............. ~
4 So Decorated Parchment Paper
Shades; Is inches. Nov. -. 81
3 $1.50 14-inch Decorated Parch-
ment Paper Shades. Now. .7Se
LAMP SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Novelty Jewelry
35c-3 for 81

Was $1-1S0 Pieces Of Nov
city Jewelry. including neck
laces, bracelets, earrings and
clips in q variety Of smart
styles and colors.
/ s1s Rhissstsns ana omyx
Bracelet Now .H
1 pair SIS Earrings, In msrea- :
site and sterling silver. Nov. .8is
9 81 Enamel and Geld a-FfMIpAsA
Bar Pins. Now 81
! % Hhinestens and Bagastta
Chg;Noy..;....,...:.....M Clip; Nov
wWhnss S.ssIsssl SSssisse TNsssasiss N.Ssi a. .
pair t1S EaRrings, In marea-
site and sterling silver. Now Sfz
NOVELTY JEw1LRY, AIsLx 10
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Junior Misses
Dresses, $1.%

Were $2.95 to $5.95-l5 Frooks
of pique, linen and eyelet en-
broidery. Sizes II to IL.
Junior Misses S8.95 and $10.'s
Dance Frocks Of organdy and net.
Sizes 13 and IS. Now. .$3.S5
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Dinner Plates
Special 35c each

81 Decorated, Imported
China Dinner Plates; the
majority one-of-a-kind pat
terms.
8 Decorated Imported China
Covered Dishes. Special. SOC
IL Decorated Chinese Vases.
Special ................ 81
30 csc Imported Decorated China
Plates. Now SC
Q Decorated English Porcelain
Covered Dishes; white-and-gold
decorated. Special. ......... SOC
Odds and Ends Imported Deco
rated China and American Por-
celain Dinnerware-2ST % OF their
regular prices.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Chiffon Glove Silk
Panties. SIS

Were 9l.eS rs Pantiea,
trimmed with lace.
IL a.sS Lacs-TYim1eA SIR Crspe
Dance Sets, with fftted handeaa
and pAnties. Now .n&8
. 9z.e5 Laee-Trimme2 amA TnE-
lered ellk Crepe anA Satin g4sR-
tns, 1tted styles. Now. g.b9
30 Lee-TrimMeA im CgeDs
styles. NOW w..s....s......e&8
SILK UKpE1wxAa
TMxRp FxoOa.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Fresh Roasted
Cashew Nuts
SIC pound

Fresh roasted and salted
cashew nuts-specially priced.
Two Pounds Of Our Delicious
Homemade Chocolates, Car
amels and BonbOns. :. $50
Chocolate Covered Mint
Patties, pound ......... .SSc
CANDIES. AIsLEs 1914
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
"Rubaiyat Of Omar
Khayyam," 25c

. AxAC
Was 50c-10 copies OF this
widely-read book.
4 my school and My Friends;
a scrap book. Were Soc. Now. ?5c
3 Life Of James Redpath."
Were 81. Now. "sSc
2 Manhattan Side SHOW, ~
Konrad Bercoviei. were -.
NOW =.
1 Zone Lives to Tell the Tale"
an adventure story OF Africa:
Was $3.50. Now. .X.1o
Table Of Children's Books
greatly reduced.
THE Book STORE, AIsLEs 1926
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Uniforms. $1.ss

Were Sass and $3.95-5
Morning Uniforms in pin
stripes; short sleeves. Sizes
Is and 40. 4 long-sleeve
uniforms Of C h a m bray.
Sizes II and Is.
q IS Broadeloth Uniforms In
peach. with white collars and
cuffs. Sizes Is TO 40. Now sz.so
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Smoking Aceesso-
ries and Frames
Reduced

I sI2 Bronze Cigarette Box:
/ so Rose Leather Frame. Now SO
IS Brown Folding Lesther
IS Onyx Ash Tray. Now. 50
/ 81 Black and Green Cigarette
Case. Now ..................$o
FRAMES AND SMOKING AccEs-
soRrEs, AISLE 6, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Of Particular Interest
to Friday Shoppers
TEA ROOM, SEvxNrH FLOOR.
Granite Silk Hose
? pairs $50

18O pairs of Granite All-silk
Chiffon Hose with plated toe
and semi-sheer silk weight, isle
reinforced. Street shades.
so pairs soc women's Sports Socks.
Sizes 81 to 1917. 4 pairs for 81
27 pairs Outsize Silk Hose In
broken size assortment. Greatly
reduced to. .... q pairs for $1.le
HOSIERY, AISLE 1s, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Infants Dresses

S1.S5 We're S2.95
8 Dainty Little Dresses,
handmade and hand-em-
broidered.
9 81 Creepers, With appliqueo
trimming; sizes z and }. Now
Soc
INFANTS APpAREL
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
SAFE S2.I5 or S2.65 on
Mems Oxfords, S5'85
Bows Wash Suits, s.

ia; greatly reduced from o,
assortments, but all sizes
aI pairs Boys white Duck
shorts; sizes and Z years.
Greatly reduced to. .SSe
10 Boys Long Sleeve Sweaters;
GOOD styles. sizes - to 36.
Greatly reduced To.
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

s,Il Lrshmont wilton Rugs earlier this season were $95
s.ls Wilton Rugs; $3.50 special $3.50
ssla Fine Seamless Administer Rugs; earlier this season 25
were $4250 Special
Fine Seamless Broadoom Carpet; and IA foot widths; $2s5
sample: r1eiis Hooked s7ss
RUGS, FLOOR
General Radio-ls32 Superheteodyne model Sd3.5O
complete with tubes Original list price $3.50. Special
RADIO GALLERIES
Rued Marqusette Of exceptional quality ST 3S
styes-reguarly SITS and sls5 Special.
DRAPERns SEVENTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Little Boys Wash
Suits, sc We're II

40 Little Wash Suits; sizes
2 to 6.
Is Girls 81 and $1.s5 wash
Dresses of plain and printed
broadcloth. Sizes 3 to B. Now SOC
10 Little Girls S1.S5 Organdy
Frocksi sizes 3 to 9. Now. .soe
JUVENILES APPAREL
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Girls Sweaters, Csc
Wer1 FIX

20 Sleeveless silk and wool
Sweaters In pastel shades
and white. Sizes Q 10 10.
o s8ss Girls s-Pisss Dresses,
suitable for school wear. Wcol
skirts. silk and wool hlousss.
Sizes IL and IL. Now .... .M.e9
Q SS.s6 All-Wesl Bathing Salts,
with brassiers top. Sizes II 70
. s7.5e a-Piecs sDsrts Ffssks Of
Is, and II; NOW ::;.;;q:ss
Dresses, In lacey IWeayes. 8ixee
II, IS, and II. Now ..... .0ss
Is u Bieuses OF white and tan
cotton. with eontrAstins colors.
Sizes TO- II, Il, and 10. Now 7Se
% 0.sS Blsuses Of plain and
figured dimity. sisss . TO IL.
NOW .........-........ ..M.A9
GnIs' ANp .IrYYrT0R Mr4xnR,
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Straw Hats, $50

Were Is to 8s.TS-a6S Straw
Hats-including panama hats
I'm . variety OF colurs and
head sizes.
MILLINERY, Txnp Floor.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Bandeaux and Brassieres, Csc
Were 81

40 Brassieres of lace, reco, crepe de chine
sorted styles. Sizes 81, "a, 36 40 and AZ.
Wo0dthrop Sde-hook Girdles pink and light
elastic Sizes 81, 2s, 20 and SO. Now. 1885
3 woodthrop One piece so.se Lily Of side-
Foundations in long mod hook Girdes Of pink crepe
els OF pink broche with de chine and fine elastic.
treco bust section. Sizes Sizes 26 a., 40 and 30.
80 and 20. Now. S3.s5 NoveS .S3.e5
TrrRn Z =
Evening star., 1932-09-01

Millinery Salon
Hats, $50
Were S1z.75 to S1a.ke-iT
Straw Hats-some Of lace
straw. In Q variety Of eolors.
MuLNIRY SALON
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Woodtex
Toilet Tissue

65c dozen rolls
100 dozen rolls. Woodtex
Toilet Tissue; 1000 sheets
to the roll. Friday only at
this price.
ca Boxes Of Mirror Nall Polish.
Special ...,............:..ZI ZIG
2 $40 Ronson Atomizers. Now 81
3 $3.50 Ronson Atomizers. Now -
2 s7.50 DeYiIbiss Atomisefs;
slightly soiled bulbs. Now. .Ss
To1LETRrEs, A1sLEs 14-18
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Homefunishings at tSemi-Annual Selling Prices

Solid Walnut Mahogany cone. Tables with brass $475
tipped claw feet. Special
convenient shelf underneath $4.75
Cotton Filled Chair choice of tapestry or friez- $10
ette coverings Special
2piece Living Suites; filing hard SX
wood frame A remarkable value for just
with striped S2475
single double sizes. Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
featherproof S3.7s
striped ticking 21x27 inches. Special
Do~n-rn,sa Pillows. with fine German s7zs
linen ticking. 2lx27 inches. Special
FuKNrruRE BEDDING, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Table Sternware, SOC
Discontinued Paffern-Less

SCUUTTUUtu
Than Y, Regular Price
246 pieces including goblets. high and low
sherbets, beverage glasses, tumblers iced tea
glasses, and bread and butter plates. In a
smart rock crystal cut. Very special. soc each
IS pieces Table Glassware beverage glasses and finger
how'll, with SQUARE base. engraved and cut. Dscon-
tinued patterns. Specially priced. sec
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Sand Mould Sets
25c to S5c
Were 6Sc In f22S

30 Sand Mould Sets; flower
boxes. aeroplane, and A. ID.
G. designs.
ID 81 Metal Walk-a.Wsyst rub.
Der tires and Adjustable seats.
NOW eeo
4 Juveniles' eS BeAsA U1bReIlAs,
In attractive patterns. Nov @.W
IL Boxes Pewter Boy Sceat sig
nallers and II Bexes q. Q. Avia-
tors: Were 81 each: Now. yoc
VI sl''e HsA'sA's riuts'' ESx sss
Alse Many Other Rs,s. ofeatiS
Reduced.
THE Tor SroeH
FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

regular stock. Broken
rom 4 to 10 years.
= Linen Camp Suits: two piece.
Sizes 8 to Is years. Greatly
reduced to ........... H.15
y --irs Boys white Duck
Trouvers; preshrunk. Sizes II
to l.. except Is years. Re-
duced o................ 15c
Evening star., 1932-09-01

Little & Larger Women's
Cotton Dresses, $5
Were SIO.7S TO 1880
20 Little and Larger wom-
ems Dresses Of printed voiies,
dotted swiss and printed
linen. Sizes 33Hz. 3sh, 5f1i,
Az, AN, 4sh and 4s1z.
SPEcIAL-srxx APpARHL
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Muslin Sheets, 75c
You'd RefnIarIv be 81

100 Large. Ready -Hemmed Muslin sheets-an
exceptional quality for such q price Fine.
heavy muslin. with none Of the dressing used
in ordinary low-priced sheets to make them
appear heavy. A splendid, large size, 81xse
inches-with one and three inch hens.
Sia A-wooI Blankets. in sttrsctive plaid designs;
choice Of blue rose. green, and gold. Double oed
RIANKrrs SEcoNn FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Misses rocks Reduced
Evening Wraps, s2'95

Were $3.50 and sl075
Misses Wraps of pastel colored taffeta.
MISSES WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Junior Misses
Sandals and White Shoes, $1.45
Were s3.95 to $3.50
90 pairs Junior Misses Toya cloth models in color
bnaons Cuban heel. Sizes 51z 81, l. IA AA; to A;
3H to B to Ga C. IS pairs of White Shoes, in sizes
S. 81, AA: 4 A: 4, 4H B: 3H to 52 c.
pairs Patent Leather and Calf
Pumps and Strap Models Sizes in the combined lot s. 6
III and AAA f. S, 5h, 612, AA to A; az, g. 317
4, and 8 B; 21z, 8, 81, 4, An, S, 6, 62 and c.
CHLpREN's SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Window Shades, 44c
Specially Priced for Friday

Fine shades of Holland CLOTH in light and shantung
in white dark green and emerald green 3o inches in
width and feet inches ongmounted strong rollers.
100 pairs Tailored Marquisette Curtains with nice hens ~.
az yards long In ivory and ecru Special ........
DnAprRrs FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Luggage Reduced

LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01

GIRLS AND JUNIOR MissRs'
SpoRrswyAR ANp FURNISHINGS
FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Ga1apin Ssst5ts Rsssit Jackets,s1
We're $3.50

Gaapn sheared rabb Jackets, in sizes IA, 16 and 8
s4s5o Galapn sheared rabbit Jacket Size 1s Now.
FuRs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Rayon Crepe Slips
Philippine Gowns, CSC each
Were sI.65 and gI95

II Rayon Crepe Slips. in Aesh trimmed with lace; sizes
a. A. o Philippine Gowns white and pastels sizes Is o
IA 81 Cotton Crepe Gowns 20 81 Figured Cotton Pa
-, .. ,,.-.. jamzs In piece styles.
oI1ee 10 anu i0' 'o" voc Regular and extra sizes.
COTTON UNDERwEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
a1nut Room Dresses, s14

II Women's Dresses for street. afternoon and evening
OF lace printed crepe and sheer silks Sizes "a to ~
$50 50 Pink Printed Evening Gown with chanty
lace Jacket. Size A. Now. .sze
sass and $3.50 and Evening Dresses OF nat
$3.50 velvet Evening Wraps in size 3s. $3.50
WonrN's WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Misses Dress Coats, $3.50
. Discontinued Patterns IN 36-ineh
Zephyr Prints, 16c yard

Were Zoc y0rd
$50 wards of fine quality zephyr. Light and dark ground
Washable. For childrens clothes and draperies
$50 of 6ured cotton voes in lengths from to
yards. Half and less than half price.
CorroNs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Misses Dresses Reduced

Frock of cotton wash crepe and chiffon Plain coors and
prints For street and afternoon wear Sizes IA to A
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Club to Homo,
Minister

The Political Study Club will
have as its guest speaker to-
morrow at the Washington
Club: Mr.. Eric Hendrick Louw,
Minister from the Union of
South Africa, who with Mrs.
Louw will be the guests of
honor at the reception which
will follow.
Other prominent guests will
include Nine. Debuchi, wife of
japanese Ambassador, Nine.
Abelli, wife of the minister of
Bolivia, Mrs. Ernest Thompson
Seton, president of the National
League American Pen Women.
Mrs. Frank Hodges Clark, wife
of Vice Admiral Clark, Mrs.
Larz Anderson and Mrs. John
Bennett.
Nine. Jan Skalicky, wife of
Councillor of CZechoSlovakian
Legation and Nine. Emanuel
Dimitriu, wife of the Attache
of Rumanian Legation, will
preside at the tea table. Mrs.
William Laird Dunlop, jr.,
chairman Of hospitality, will
have assisting her a group of
girls from official and debutante
ranks, including:
Miss Caroline Hyde, Miss Lu-
cile Elliott, Miss Jean Woodson,
Miss Beatrice Aitchison, Miss
Elizabeth Haines, Miss Eleanor
Daniel. /
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Wdshin9ton F dshions

There's a big demand on fig.
ures this summer; in fact, a
Sterner command than ever to
be outstanding, trim and slim,
for that's what the clothes
are. But the designers have
met the challenge for us. and
have made garments that are
a mere wisp Of nothing when
1t comes to weight and heat,
but are firm and figure-mould-
ing, when it comes to putting
them under the new gowns.
All the new features that have
revolutionized foundation gar
mentS the past season have
been carried over for summer,
and in addition we have fea-
lures for GOODNESS and comfort.
Wash Like a Rag
Mesh elastic has now been
produced with a two-way
stretch. That means that it
stretches both up and down,
does not slip. fits better, holds
your figure more firmly with.
out being tight. and is just
generally more comfortable
and efficient in every way.
The mesh part means GOODNESS,
and as the fit and stretch are
made right into the material,
there is no need Of hot, heavy
ooned sections for reinforce
ment. These meShes, besides
being poruS and open, wash
Ike a stocking, so you can
have a fresh one every day
during the hot weather, and
they have better appearance
than the first ones made.
Both garments sketched today
are in peach, and as you've
already guessed, are the ideal
summer garment.
TwO-way Stretch
If you want a one-piece gar.
ment, this with the lace top is
the essence of sheernesS and
coolness. The bandeau of lace
Is net lined, and has a beauti,
ful natural shape. The back
is cut low for evening, and this
garment will fit a figure up to
size 81. The girdle stretches
down to a sixteen inch length
If you need it, and is suitable
to size 80 waist or SO bust.
1t is all mesh except a tiny
front section with two light
bones for extra flatness, and
YOU can remove them if you
don't want. any boning at all.
} The prices are SIS for the
girdle and $3.50 for the one
piece garment. And of course
they are available in Washing
ton, as all the things are that
we sketch.
For help with your personal
fashion problems, write Miss
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Evening star., 1932-11-28
MRS. HOOVER ASKS
AID IN i. S. DRIVE
Radio Talk to Women of
Nation Is Broadcast
From White House.

Mrs Hoover last night bespoke the
aid Of the women of America in the
work OF the National Women's Com
mittee OF Welfare and Relief Mobiliza-
ton of 1882.
This effort was organized some time
ago. with Newton D. Baker as chair
man and Mrs. Nicholas Brady as chair
man of the Womens Committee.
To-day / would like to have moment
at first to make the plea that one of
our most important duties Is to find
when, how and where are the people
to be helped" Mrs. Hoover said in her
talk from the White House, which went
out over Nationwide network Of the
National Broadcasting Co.
Needs of All Considered.
THE Winter is upon u.s. We cannot
be warm, in the house or without. we
cannot sit up to a table sufficiently
supplied with food if we do not know
that it is possible for every child, every
woman and man in these United States
also to be sufficiently fed and warmed
If they will take the necessary first
steps toward obtaining it.
I'VE do know that in our country
there is an ample supply of food and
clothing for us all. We do know that
with efficient cooperation there is
money enough in our country to pay for
all that will be needed by those who
have not the money to pay for it them
selves-through no fault of their own,
this year.
I'VE do know that we must give gen.
erously, individually; that generous pro-
vision must be made by city and town,
by county and State; even as the Ma
ton has provided generously for a re-
serve fund for any of these areas to
fall back upon, If their own combined
resources prove inadequate.
And we must know that the distribu-
ton facilities through the innumerable
committees and other organizations all