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Evening star., 1936-08-16
Women's City Club
Plans Benefit Fete

The Women's City Club is planning
a Summer festival at the Marjorie
Webster School, Seventeenth and
Kalmia streets, Saturday, August 90,
from 2 to 10 pm, to finance the new
fire escape which the new fire escape
law requires. Mrs. John S. Bennett
is chairman of ways and means On
her committee are Miss Marjorie Web
ster, vice chairman; Mrs. Clifford
Gus A. Schuldt is chairman of
tickets. On her committee are Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt. Mrs. Frank A.
Birgfeld. Mrs. John F. Cremen and
Mrs. William F. Mutchler. Mrs Ed
mund Kochersperger is chairman of
cards. On her committee are Miss
S. Pearle Jencks, Mrs. George B. Hart
man and Mrs. J. K. Freiot Mrs.
Gladys B. Middlemiss is chairman of
the water and sports parade. On
her committee are Mrs. Albert G..
Dodge, Mrs. Frank G. Stewart, Miss
E. Kinsett Vail, Mrs. Nadine Lane
Gallagher, Miss Lucy E. Fulwiler and
Miss Marion L. Goshorn.
The following members have en-
gagged tables for the card party: Mrs.
Lyman Adams, Mrs. Don Sanford,
Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Mrs. Rex
Hays Rhodes, Mrs. George B.
Hartman, Miss S. Pearle Jencks,
Mrs J. K. Freiot and Mrs. Edmund
Kochersperger.
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Residential News of
Social Import in
Upper Marlboro
T PIPER MARLBORO, Md, August

Upper MARLBORO. Md, August
15.-Mrs. Lansdale G. Sasscer
wife of the President Of the Maryland
Senate. and her daughters. the Misses
Dolly Sasscer and Lucy Clagett Sass
Ger, are the guests of Mrs Charles w.
Richardson at Duxbury. Mass State
Senator and Mrs. Sasscer recently
were weekend guests Of State Senator
Richard S. Dodson at ST. Michaels
and attended the Miles River Yacht
Club regatta.
Mrs. Charles c. Marbury, wife OF
the chairman of the Prince Georges
County delegation in the House OF
Delegates, and her daughter, Miss
Priscilla, are visiting relatives in
Boston.
Mrs. Walter Euwer and sons, Cary
and Courtney. are the guests Of rela-
tives in youngstown. Ohio
Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Lancaster and
children of Bowie are on a motor trip
to Buffalo and Canada. They are WIS.,
iting Mrs. Lancasters relatives.
Little Miss Helen Hereford, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Here
ford, has returned home from a stay
Of several weeks at Camp Pawatinika
near Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Scott Of Park
land are visiting the latter's mother in
Philadelphia. They also will spend
some time In Atlantic City before re-
turning.
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Social News
Of SLIGO Park

Mrs. William Wight, with her son
Byron Wight, and daughter Kathleen
Anne Wight, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Acton of Alexandria,
left yesterday py motor for Hunter
Lake, N. Y. where they will occupy
the Summer home Of Mr.. Wight's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. Van Dyke
Wight. Mr. Wight will join his family
the latter part Of this month and will
return with them in September
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Porter, with
their daughter Miss Betty Virginia
Porter. are in Philadelphia for the
week end. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter being
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Stiles, while Miss Betty will be the
guest of Miss Betty Fielding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin L. Clark have
as their week end house guests Mrs.
Phillip Richard Thomas of New Castle,
Pa, and Miss Betty Haegner of Sc
wickley, Pa. Returning with them will
be Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Martha
L. Thomas, and her sister, Miss Beryl
Thomas, who have been here for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Lashley, with
their son Donald have returned from
a 2,000-mile motor trip through Can
ada, New York and New Jersey.
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North Shore
Continued From First Page }

Undersecretary Of State. with their
daughter, Miss Beatrice Phillips and
Miss Anne Phillips, left Highover,
their North Beverly Summer home,
yesterday for a stay at the Phillips
camp at Lobster Lake in the Maine
woods.
Lieut.. comdr. c. FELTON, Pousland
and Mrs. Pousland are visiting Miss
Elizabeth and Miss Caroline Pousland
at their Rockport Summer home on
Cape Ann.
Col. Edward B. Clark of Washington
Is at the Oceanside in Magnolia for
his usual late season stay on the
North Shore.
Mrs. John Barr and her children,
John L. Barr and Anne Barr, Of
Chevy Chase have arrived at Casa
del Mar, their Bass Rocks North Shore
home, for a late season sojourn.
Judge A. A. Hoehling of Washing
ton has joined his family at Rock
haven. their Grapevine road estate in
Gloucester, for Midsummer stay
on the North Shore. Mrs. John Hayes
Knowles, daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
Hoehling, and her infant son, Daniel
Knowles, are expected next week for
stay.
Admiral and Mrs. H. r. Ellis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Owsley Of Wash
ington have been visiting Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose Of the Capital at Sea
Rocks, at Eastern Point, Gloucester.
Miss Dorothy Hill of Washington
Is visiting her aunt, Miss Leoa N.
Nichols, at her Lookout Hill cottage
in Gloucester.
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And you can, too in a new
FORD va. There's a FORD Va
to fit every purse snd purpose. A
Tudor Sedan is ideal if you have
small children. The new Phaetons,
RoadSters or Cabriolets for
the gay younger members OF the
family. And the family that boasts
a chauffeur will welcome the ad-
dition of a new Convertible Sedan.
a Fordor or Touring Sedan. Any
one of the FORD DEALERS in
washington-will be delighted to
let you try one. 1t will cost you az
little as $25 a month-after the
usual low down payment
Evening star., 1936-08-16
Democratic League
Dinner to Precede
Meeting on Tuesday

MR.. LORD, assistant United States
district attorney Of New Jersey,
will be the guest speaker at the dinner
Tuesday evening Of the Democratic
League at the Hamilton Hotel. Miss
Mae Helm, assistant District Of Co.
lumbia corporation counsel. also will
be a guest speaker and will talk on
current problems. Mr.. Arthur Clar-
endon Smith, newly elected president
of the league, will preside.
The dinner will be followed by the
regular monthly meeting Of the league
and representative Democrats Of the
District are expected to attend.
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Parties and Trips Mark
Week in Bethesda Area
James l. Hambetons Entertain in Garden
as All Club Members Present
Style Show.

where she will spend the remainder
of the Summer, returning to her home
on Georgetown road early in October.
Mrs. Lawrence Myers and her two
young daughters left this week to
spend a month with relatives in Mrs.
Myers former home in Minnesota.
They expect to return to their home
in Friendship Heights about the first
of September.
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Carter Alex
ander and their daughter, Martha
Alexander, of Battery Park left yes
terday for a three-week trip to Mis-
souri,, where they will visit Mr.. Alex
ander's mother, Mrs. j. w. Alexander,
in Plattsburg, and Mrs. Alexander's
mother, Mrs. Alfred Eaton, in Gallatin.
Col. and Mrs. j. L. Gilbreth, who
moved this week to 408 Fairfax road,
Battery Park, have as their guest
for a few days the formers cousin.
Mrs. Genevieve Amman Of Rockville,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Edwards re-
turned Wednesday to their home in
Edgemoor after visit of week with
Mrs. Edwards brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs Claris Adams, at
their Summer home in Pentwater.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morton Git
tings are again at their home in Be-
thesda after an extended trip through
North Carolina. En- route to their
home on Georgetown road Mr.. and
Mrs Cuttings and their two children,
Miss Elizabeth Ann Cuttings, and
their son. Thomas Cuttings. stopped
for week at Virginia Beach. Miss
Cuttings is spending the week end
with relatives in Howard County.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Beers
Treadwell of Chevy Chase Gardens
had as their guests for the first part
of the week Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Zoppa
Of Lynchburg. Va. Mrs. Zoppa. who
was before her marriage Miss Frances
Powell of Richmond. Va, was brides.
maid at Mrs. Treadwell's wedding
last year and Mr.. Zoppa was best
man at the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clary oi
Chevy Chase Gardens were in Cape
May. N. j.. for q part of the week
They were joined there by their son,
Mr.. J. F. Clary of Philadelphia, who
also spent few days at Cape May
Evening star., 1936-08-16
Gold Cup
Cruise Set
This Week
Out-of-Town Guests
Expected for Event
Thursday.

~ AY with flags and banners
a - and accompanied with a
~ convoy Of yachts and air
craft, the good ship Potomac
will leave her dock on Thursday night
for the Summertime Gold Cup cruise
down the river. Members Of out-of-
town yacht clubs, including officials
of the Maryland Yacht Club, will come
from Baltimore especially for this gala
event, given for the third consecutive
Summer in the interest Of the Presi-
dents Cup regatta, which will take
place September "a to 27.
The Reception Committee for the
forthcoming cruise will be headed by
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Remon, Mr..
Remon being president Of the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta Association, and
keenly interested in these river cruises
as arranged by the Sponsors Commit
tee Of the association, headed by Mr..
Harold Allen Long, Mr.. William j.
McManus and Mr.. Harold @. Hayden,
WHO nave LllC cfCllt AIdlAlly AIl Slidl &c.
The Reception Committee likewise will
include DR.. and Mrs. r. Lyman Sexton,
Mr.. and Mrs. H P. Somerville, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert v. Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A.. Councillor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Baltz. Admiral and
Mrs. H. G. Hamlet, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Gordon Leech. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Lodge and Mr.. and Mrs. William
| C. Shelton.
Among those who will attend the
cruise this month and will entertain
parties will be Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Bogley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Bickle-
haupt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Clagett, Mr.
and Mrs. James Collifiower. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer B. Curry, Mrs. Edwin
Chamberlayne Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
z. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stanley Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs.
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able in your Winter wardrobe. The
furs are exquiSite-and each coat
merits a certificate. The styles
will triumph over seasonal fiuctua-
tions. And you can budget it-so
that it'll be practically paid for be-
fore you have to wear it. Have
your old fur coat remodeled at
SAKS, too before the busy sea-
son sets in. Remember-SAKS is
comfortably air-conditioned - so
that you may shop in comfort. $40
TWELFTH ST.
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Social Activities
In IaytOnSVille

The Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Ledford
son Warren Ledford. Mrs. Aubrey
Carter and sons Aubrey Carter, jr.
and Bobby Carter of Miami, Fla, are
in North Carolina for two weeks. Mrs
Carter Is a sister of Mrs. Ledford, and
with her sons was a visitor in the
M. E. parsonage during July.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Franklin Cashell
and their family, Of Sunshine. were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Townsend in Washington, Sunday,
August 16.
Mrs. Albert Hawkins spent a part
of the week in Alexandria as the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Douglas Lindsay
Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. John Snouffer anc
Miss Edith Snouffer were dinner guests
Of Mrs. Julia Becraft Of Laytonsville
Thursday.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
Mrs. Thomas Walden
Returns to CAPITAL

Mrs. Thomas Anthony Walden and
her daughters, Miss Caroline Ihrie Pou
Walden and Edwina Pou Walden, and
her son, Thomas Antony Walden, jr.,
have returned from motor trip to the
South. They visited Mrs. Wadden's
aunt, Miss Matti Pou, in Smithfield,
N. c., and stopped at Morhead and
Naggshead, N. C. They also spent
some time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Walden will have as her guest
this week her sister, Mrs. Edwin Fuller
Parhan Of Henderson. NJ c. Mrs
Walden and Mrs. Parhan are the
daughters of the late dean Of the
House Of Representatives, Mr.. Edward
w. Pou.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

Charles Stott and Mr.. and Mrs. B. j.
Talbot, jr.
The Sponsors Committee has placed
the tickets for this Gold Cup cruise
at convenient places in the uptown
and downtown sections, such as the
Willard, the Mayflower, the Hamilton.
the Ambassador, Mrs. Dorsey's. in
Droops; the American Automobile As
sociation and the Raleigh.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

Park. The wedding will take place in
September.
Miss Schiedel, a graduate of Central
High School, is a member of Theta
Mu Sigma Sorority and Is with the
Interstate Commerce Commission. Mr..
Davis is associated with the Riggs
National Bank.
Mrs. Kathryn D. Lawrence an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter Edna Kathryn to Mr.. Edgar r.
Minnick of Wellsburg. w. Va. The
wedding will take place in the early
Fall.
Miss Lawrence, who was graduated
from Washington-Lee High School in
1884, placed first in voice in the inter-
Southern States contest given under
the auspices of the National Fedora
ton of Music Teachers and represent
ed that section in the national finals
held later in Chicago
Mr.. Minnick is a graduate in law Of
the University of West Virginia, at
Morgantown, and Is a practicing at
torney at Wellsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Miner Of
399 Carroll avenue, Takoma Park, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Marjorie to Mr.. Frank r.
Saltzman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
c. Saltzman of Washington. The
wedding will take place August % in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Miner.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

things like in the way of flowers.
There's so much to see at GUIDES
while deciding on the posies.
Yes, the prices are as easy on the
wallet as the flowers are easy on
the eye. Flowers sent everywhere.
Bouquets. Baskets. Corsages.
Electra. Do stop by and leave
your orders. 1924 CONN. AVE.
Or phone DIS. $3.50.
6 EVERY ONE IS The
- ARCHITECT of his
own fortune" that's true-and
the FELIX MAHONY ART
Evening star., 1936-08-16

@IeCIeu YOUR
Heart O. the
Pelt" fur coat
at S A K s.
d u ring the
s u m m e T
months. 1t
gives you a
lead start on
the most i'm
portant wear
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to buy flowers for
their ladies. It's
cool, comfortable.
quiet-end is pre-
sided YER by
knowing" young
men-who know
Just what young
Evening star., 1936-08-16

m FORD
V-8'S 4.
and in ever
mere asing
n u m b e RS!
You want to
travel . . to
see America
first to
do it mex
pensiVel civ.
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H THE TIDE GOES EAST"
:. the tide goes West
... to every nook apd corner of
this grand U. S. A. Americans
ara &r.n x,aliHau
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morrow There's
a Clearance Sale
of Junior Frocks
-that'll make
you sit up and
take office.
Mostly spor t
types a few
chifons. There's
a wide range Of
sizes lis.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

B A G H e r s..
Fur trimmed
coats and suits
llntrimmed
coats and suits
dinner and
evening gowns
afternoon
re ses and
street frocks for
} practically every
Evening star., 1936-08-16

In ms nan0S
for a permanent
that a guar
antee of beauty
and individu-
a lity. H e S
skilled in the
art Of hair
dyeing, too. He
will tint your
hair so perfectly
Evening star., 1936-08-16

1875. ISIS and It's. These $7.95
junior dresses are reduced to $500.
All Summer gloves are now SOC.
Hurry in. 1919 H ST.
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m o I n S,
H e ! e n e
means . .
never mind
. . . take the
victims in
your closet
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il" WHEN WINTER WRAPS
w HER ICY ARM about
your shoulder" you'll thank
your lucky stars that you wisely
Evening star., 1936-08-16

They serve ccol:ng beverages, too
:. that are all you need to bring
the sparkle back into your eye,
after a jading day in the urban
heat. Helen was surprised and de-
lighted to find the luncheons and
dinners in this charming COFFEE
SHOP so amazingly low in
price. You are served the delicious
foods that have made the May
FLOWER famous the world over.
For instance luncheons begin
at 60c. And dinners beautifully
served, are S0c-eOc-Sl .00-and
SIPS. You have the feeling of
being in a cool. small restaurant
and it's conveniently located
Of the main lobby. DIS. 5000.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

SOUTHERN STELOS CO., for In
Weaving is an invisible
way of mending holes, cuts. tears.
in woolens. silks and fine linens.
6l3 TWELFTH ST.
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the beautiful
MAYFLOW-
Err HOTEL
offers a short
cut to the
seventh gas
tron onnical
h q a VEN
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that even your best friend will
never guess. 1919 CONN. AVE.
Phone NAT 8168.
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" A BACHELORS HEAVEN" "
Yes. the GUIDE
flower shop on Connecticut Avenue,
is Paradise itself for bachelors eager
Evening star., 1936-08-16
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" THE COMPLETE EP1-
CURE" with a
knowing" palate Z. will find that
the air. cooled COFFEE SHOP at
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"-- A SINGLE ROOM CAN
LEAD A DOUBLE
LIFE" one-room modern apart
ments can be cleverly deceptive ..
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" THE TIME OF YOUR
YOUNG LIFE. :.
you'll have shopping at the A. C.
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Bank deposits in China are to be
taxed,
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EfkakAckal

purpose. And II you think you can
resist their charms-go up and
take a look. Helene believes ERIE
BACHER clothes are designed for
love at first sight, and here they
are at HALF PRICE! 1910 F ST.
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-" : HEAD AND SHOULDERS
above the others"
Is a particularly apt way to describe
the skillful hair artists at HEADS.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

" HELENE GIVES UP!"
There's no use trying
to describe the stunning clothes in
the HALF-PRICE Sale at ERIE
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U T IGHT SHOES. DARK
SHOES all kinds
of smart shoes" That's what
awaits you in the Final Clearance
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" Bars IN THE BEIFRY"
-. are no worse than
moths in your woolens. And If
they've sueaked up on you (tha
Evening star., 1936-08-16

Sdl6 dL AMI
CRAFT . . .
where e x
Quisite shoes
to q orn
a ri Stocratic
feet
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have been reduced to $485. There's
a good range Of sizes, too. You'll
be smart if you stock up with sew
eral pairs to finish this season and
to begin next. Imaginative Mr..
Massey, the dean Of ARTCRAFT,
knows the answer in designing his
stunning shoes. No quibbling
about 1t. And as for their wearing
Qualities-ah! ll01 CONN. AVE.
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o44N6D IIldII- bctl-
lored sport coat
for only $2l.75
during the
sale. imagined
Only 21.75-for
a st un n / n g
tweed coat, fully
lined with we'll
re-erforced fur.
Ideal for school
Evening star., 1936-08-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
:: :5;&%z1s

" ALL LINED UP" :. you'n
be, If you dash into the
air-cooled RALEIGH HABER-
DASHER-and get your FUR
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attractive living
rooms by day,
comfortable bed
rooms by night.
TIL E PALAIS
ROYAL has an
"interiority COM
plex" as I h ir
lovely furniture
shows . . and
d urin g their
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pALAIS
ROYAL

you will be able to pick up the
pieces you want at tremendous saw
ings. They are skilled in helping
you nterior-decorate the place you
now have into modern liv-
able one. While thinking it over
you can sit IN their air-cooled
Modern Studio on the 4th floor
and work out your color-scheme
and select your pieces from studio
couch down to occasional pieces.
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" GABRIEL HAS THE
WHITE IDEA!"
on permanently waving white or
bleached hair! So put your head
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HEADS

fine SOC Service. A "Vigorol" treat
ment. plus a shampoo and wave is
Special $500. 1886 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 58l2.
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SCHOOL will
help you prove
it when you
enroll for the
schools reopen
ing october 1st.
Professional in
S tru C ton in
Fine and Com
mercial Ar t S.
wvA
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Engagements

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1936-08-16

No matter what
your difficulty in a
coifure may be.
they are equipped
to design a most
becoming one for
you. Hair cuts by
Mr.. Martin, Mr..
Head and Mr.. Wal
lace. Helene knows
you'll enjoy their
Evening star., 1936-08-16

ming classes. Stop by the school
for particulars --1747 RHODE
ISLAND AVE. Phone NAT. 1855.
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or business. Youthful, slim styles.
No bulk. Really, you'd never guess
from the outside that it's fur lined
inside. All rich Autumn shades.
Sizes IL to 20. Swagger and belted
models. 1910 r ST.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

GIRLS
DEPARTMENT.
Soils Girls Cotton
Blouses in plain COL
ors, plaids. prints
A1e.s5 Jr. Girls Party
Dresses in Pink Satin,
size is --------5.0;
1-22.50 Jr. Girls Bro
caded Pink and Blue
Party Dress, size 1859
1-1s.5o Jr. Girls 2-pc.
Party Dress, Black
and Pink: size 16---50
32-1.s5 Girls Wash
Dresses, sizes 10 to IS. So,
SIS Girls Scottie Hats SO,
14-1.95 to S. Curly Top
Hats in velvet or felt 50,
i8-1.15 Wool Berets for
Little Girls in assort-
ed colorS ----------1S<
(second Floor. The Hecht co..
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NECKWEAR DEPT.
$50 SOC to 81 scarfs, Belts and Scarf
Sets: a large assorted group to
SIe51 ~ ------------------------
0-$2 and So Lame and Metal trimmed
Neckwear
$50 pcs.-$l to So yd odd lengths Of
Running ---------------------h price
SOL to So Sequin Accessories and .
Evening Caps s------------60c to 2.29
2-lo.5o sequin Evening Jackets---7,5O
naain Floor. The Hseht CO..
LINGERIE DEPT.
2S0--$l LAce-trimmed and Tailored
Rayon Gowns, Pajamas and Slips;
Wee and straight-top slips, regu-
lar sises------------7oc; 3 Tor 2.25
so-$2 tour-sore, lace-trimmed silk
Slips In tearose or white; broken
sizes
1So--$2 to 81 sample lace-trtmmed and
tailored Silk Gowns, Pajauas.
Slips and Panties; broken sizes
r. 1.3oto $50
loo-1ls lace-trimmed, bias-cut SILK
Slips; broken sizes 60c
lS-S3 nationally famous make Petit
strip Pajamas 50
2-i.1e Chalbatross Gowns In Powered
patterns
l0S3 iace-trimmed or tailored Pa
jauaas, handmade Chemises and
Panties; broken sizes---------1.o 90
49, hand-detailed pongee Gowns,
bias cut .69
0lsh yssss. Sas HssAs Coz
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CHILDREN'S
SHOE DEPT.

81 prs.-.75 Simplex Flex-
les Patent Leather
High Shoes. Broken
sizes S1a to 12------1.0
80 prs.-$1 Girls Soft-sole
D'Orsay Slippers, COW
cred heels; broken
sizes 13 to 8; to clear
tomorrow at --------70
IL prs.-6.50 DR.. Locke Jr.
Miss Suede and Calf
Oxfords, broken sizes
4 to 61a, In narrow
widths ------------1h
"a prs-4.25 Simplex Flex-
les Oxfords, broken
sizes 121z to 3-----1.o
(second Floor, The Heeht COZ
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Every pair perfect! All silk with
lisle lined soles for longer wear.
Good spring colors. Sizes sh
to 10H.
(Nain Neor. The Hscht co)