The Washington Post from Washington, District of Columbia • 28

-rV v- v- V--' y'yy- 2 rr arca to a aman way fosters thr spirit of the fioouf tialnlag to do goodytuma whanavar tha opportunity presents itself A I District School otes EDCTH QBACIE J-' iV'-" 1 AfPT WV JV Jr v-- ---V II WA-1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 a aaL in 1 i "-L if tV 't vJW IH G1RL SCOUT RANKS fv -I -1 AMONG Cb6Y SCOUTS? Western' was pilhUahad hy tha atu- dents of Western Blgh School mday- a- The Home mid School Aeeodatlon of tha Mhury school peat at tha school build-toBThnmdavantojp- -The Engfiah Teaebari Journal Chib win meat thla weak at tha Ormond Wlleop Normal echopL i- I Btepben "Aplto miaalonSr of Delaware gomary county Pa la with tbo local Boy Scout organisation aa deputy' aoout commissioner for tho District of Columbia VrXT if 1 I rf Awrawip non KETDiTS rAilX i A grand rsOy of tha Girl fioouta of tha District of CetasAia was bald geimrday afternoon la tha gymnasium of Epiphany Church An- Interesting igofram was presented la truck tbo Soy fioouta also participated Tha ekardaea wain opened hy the salutation" and the redta tlon of tho' ficoht scumlad hy ell of the Beouta in unison Than followed -driXBag by the Boy Boonto to aguadabnd ttoopsL Qflflnieeea were mad by Mn Mar tto tha- ahlaf Bey Boont oomwrtaaionar andtMrtrEma Logna-bok af-whem know ao-wai! how toboU fast the at-toatlbn of tha anthaalaatle andtaaco Tha demonstration of flrat aid work was rnmA by Troop na nd of triangular haad haadag by Jaaaia Col-llns and Brian (Haaaont hrokaa arm apltoto'hy Mama Janes and Anna Cushman broken nose by Bates Roof and Margaret Greeley flrematfa life Joseph toe Greeley and' EUsabeth Beating cruahed band by XsaM Cody and Gladys Bhan hrotai Jaw by Katharine Kltriek and Alice CMgi kaot tying by Gertie Caen and Aaun Dorothy rf -S I i --i Henderson and others VH an in- -T-terestlng feature of-the program -1 ffL: a Frank Wilton renttr returned to -hie homo at Kanatafton thla county 'f-from Colorado whara ka spent First elaae axamlnatSafii wars' given Friday Bight at Bualneea High School i and yaatarday moraiag at Baaalya Va BaaaUa of this anamination will ha aaaouaoad-later 1 I'H I Taylco' aeoutmaater of Troop 47 baa ratnmsd to Washington after an absenoe of over two months and la now reorganising bis troop which ha axpeota to ruraglatar wtthln'tha next few days Aaaiataat Bupertotandent of Schools Stephen Kramer announced laat week that the Brat delivery of uniforms for tha members of tha High School Cadet regiment would be made about' Decem-borl The rogular monthly fire drUU were given to many Waehtogtan schools Thursday afternoon The teachers have reported lees trouble to maintaining order during tho drills -this year- than aver before At Western High School whlch ie located in the Franklin School building 400 pupils left tho building Ip two and a half minutes given to the drawjng room of the high school building A glrla basketball team la beta ganlsed at Business High 8d Boeelle Sander lln director of the' gym-1 nainm work will manage the team- Companles and of the High School cadet regiment which are composed of students from tha Buslneu High School drilled Monday and Thursday afternoons John Wood has been riected secretary of Go Central HISb School Debating Society to succeed EUrldge who recently tendered hla reelgnatkm Companies A fa and bf the HI eh Be bool cadet regiment drilled Thursday afternoon -v---- Oscar Jackson is acting president of tha Bualnaaa Hlgh School ktudente1 hank to Gs absence of Ge president Spencer Brrinter who is quarantined In hla home because of diphtheria to hla family Georgs entertained the afternoon students at Business High School and tha military compkolCa Thursday at tha weekly assembly Arrangements ara practically complete for the debate of Central High School and tho Baltimore City College teams early next year Tha Central High School team to endeavoring to schedule another debete for earller-in tbs season V' iV" rf ireaU Thompaoa Bnrka i ja artU takp plaea Wadnaadar aranlnft Morumhar UL in Chrlat Church' asd the her bridal party Tha luaehaan wan followad hy an informal tea to Whloh wara ln-rltad tha youncar soalaty aat and bar of tha young martiad people i- UmXAieUPaytanLuckattiiaaTtirpad from aolalt to her aonln-Iaw and daugh-tar Mr -and llrt Ionia 9argamin: at Tenet Term near- Maaasega acoompa-aiad hr bar alatar Mra: Oanariaeu Payton Grlmaa of Nbifolk who had bom tha guaat of Mb and Mra Bargpmia for ear- Mlt'lfuh Vr wewea --vr -v: 7- IbaL John Pud' 1 baa Warned to hair homo In Bafriaonburg after a abort yialt to bar mother Tranoae Smoot Danan bower In the Paixfax Apartments Mra Lananhowar Ur the guaat the winter of bar nombvlnw and daughtar Mn and Mra David Bulk on Braddock Ibi and Gi Van v- hara! ratornad from thalr honaymoon trip jand ara at thalr koma lp Kanalag- 5 V1 MO-y Tt 'V prJ and iSn Gam-ga Sdmoada hara aa thalr guaat Mra Edmonda mother lira Zlolllp of Waahlngton a The followtog merit badges have bean awarded during the past week: Samuel Hardy swimming and Ufa anving- Birman Bailey- bugling Al-feas 8andera cyrilag 'Zra I Eware marksmanship l-a: The fbBowlng dtieen aiaoclationa have appointed Go following committees to assist in tha ergmalaatlon of a troop of Boy Beouta in thalr respective eommunitla and to secure aooutmaa-tars 'tor' these' troops: Bhode Island Avenue Barbnrbaa Gtlxeng' Association" Bristow Adams Bchuyler Bymeaa Byler Park Vlew Gtir seaiAaaoriatloa William Beddow Cuiverwalfa M- McLaughlin Fetworth Gtlsan Association CL Butcri Puhlle latoraat Aaeoclatlon of tbo Northeast tha Bev John Burke Boyd Mr Neal Connactleut Avans Gtlaauf Aaaoriatlon B- Diokln-aoa Grove' Joseph Lndswig Georgetown Gtlaan Association J-Leo Kdlb Edward Looker' Albert fitablor 'VA'i? ''-iv --V-V Troop II of Chevy Chase enjoyed hike to Blgh Island on November 7 Tho boys left tha circle on Saturday and arrived at -the Island about I to after enjoying a hearty meal oookad In tho open -The boys engaged in many games --fishing and rowing Some not fearing the weath-or dared awim In the feeder Another bike 'la planned for- Saturday November JL to Bockvllle Md 8CBXBB luLTON PROBET and Mra Kaiph BrnbaU' of H-1v j'Waahlngton trera recant rUTtora at -S-J ii the home of mra' Xlmbaira paranta 'iVv- i -Mr and Mra John Heagr ban -f Spencer Ward aon of ifr and Mra yv'Harrioon Ward of Travllah thla oooa- ty and Mlaa Mildrad Clagett of Salem veto married In Salem racantly i i v' Thaf Ser Trank Rlchardaon offld-i atad at- the-'nuujrlaga" hero- a few-dara Mlaa Trancea IJlllan Tonng and ys-Albert Madlcan both of Cedar Orava Mna Kandolph Balk of PoolaariBe -V Tiaited her paranta the Bar and Mra Samuel R- Whlte hare during the ireak Viv i Laura JS'- Buffer daughter of and lira Edwin JL1 Buffer of Lajr-- tonaTUle thia county and Edward CL Galthar of tha aama locality ware married la RockrilU Thuredayf if 1 i' Mra Edmund Beach hate returned to Washington after apand-' Ing aaveral months in Bockrilla Davie principal' of Business High School la allowing the pupils of tha school to have charge of the arrange-monte for tha weekly aaeembly meetlnge Laat entertainments were under the direction of the eighth semester lection- A musical and literary program waa gtvoBCt The nenlora who aro to Go gymnasium elaae of Mlaa RoadUe Ban-darlln appeared to several daaeea which are taught hy the gymnasium Instructor In addition school aenga were aung by the entire assembly a violin solo was given by William Herrlmaan and a vocal solo by Mlaa Laura Campbell Students who appeared In tha dance numbers were Miss Marjorie Johnson Mies Mary Martin Mlaa Maria Xubri Spencer Brainier Mlaa Mary- Phegan Miss Mary' Gray Martha Bald Mies Louise Clark aad 'Mtoa Laura Murphy -The Dramatis Sodety of Western Blgh School waa organlaad Wednesday after noon and tha fritowing olfiewu sleeted: Howard Ksmodle preeidant Mlaa Grace Beach vice president Mies Margaret Peckhaxn eecretary Harold Dutton treasurer Mlaa Elizabeth Bchaaft and Stanton Henry executive committee Ur ban Holmaa and Gears NordHnger were appointed memheri of tha program committee The dramatis society la planning to give several plays this winter 1 i -A -C Mlaa Bother BUrga baa rdtunad from a yialt to- Mlaa- CblhaOootkin Baltimore accompanied by Mlaa Cooker' Mlaa Burba alap faaa aa her guaat kuae Winifred Thompaoiv of Toronto- Canada who will ho one of tha bridaartalda at the weddlifc Wedneadayi at Mlae Alloa- Adelaida An dertan and Mr JaUaa Thompson Burk MW Benjamin Xdan of Mhmapoil Indj la the her falhsr- Judga Charles Nlcol at hla home In North Washington afreet -VV-'- Mr George Prior Qndertcn has ratornad to Ms heme on Braddqck Halghta after trip to- Potto Blob': Mlaa Alloa Ado lalda Andarton haa -a tap tut Mlaa Marguerite Elkina pf East Orange Cushman badges was mads by Baftst Agars by Troops 5 and and tha masting Cleaad with tbo staging of America An oBtsrtatameAt for tha benefit tha Girt Boouta will be gtvaa Thursday evening at the Peek Mamerial Chapel Twenty-eighth and atraola After a atereoptlcon leoture on tho Trilowatono National park by tbs Bar BL a musical program will bo- pr troop Nou- la Identified with the Peek Chapel and Its poster la a follows: Was Grace Bkadalk captain Mlaa Aritoa Du-four patrol leaden Mary Glrton Brian Imlay and Bertha' Dyer The members of the troop are Bees Barnes Annie: Beach Clariaa Beach Tkanees Bromby -Brian- Chaabarlata Tanny Dowdan Battha IX Dyer Lana Dyer Xary -Olrton Pauhna Hammond Ida Barley Bales Imlay Laura Xmlay Margaret Boomer Lois Money Bath Murray Mary Ogden Anna Colton Lilly Oliver Jieele Johnnn1 Mabel Poore Lily BuMiTsa Bebecon Upperman and Louies Burks Ttocn NO of Congtou Ealghta gave a pumpkin pto'aodal last week ac the home of tha captain' Mra MeKonsto As cooking 'ls one of the hranchea of Scout work a'troop of girls anfltoiaatiy advanced to make plea fa a seattar of oongratu-UUkm There 1e ndfeature of Bcout train to that la' mofa eophaelsed than tha hpum-maktog actititlea Is which all' of the glrla are tetareated and' for' which many proficiency badges may be A charming Pttla 'play will ba 'ckwn'hy Troop No I to the Trinity Parish Haifa Takoma Park Vovrinbar JO for which aa admission of SI cents -wU be asked Tha Rifle Club of Central High School practiced at the Center Market armory Wednesday DISTRICT MHJTIA An election for tha coming basketball season waa htifi last weak at headquarters of tho Flrat battalion Infantry Tha offleera elected were: Capt Conrad Preatorious president Samuel Damnum recorded Joseph Hodges timer: Paufa Bachschmld treasurer Hughes umplrs The teams entered were: Post team Fort Myar Engineers Washington CL Hospital Corps Welter Reed Hospital Post Team Artillery Second Regiment Flret Regiment The board of control Includes MaJ Holloran medical eorps 8 A Capt Lochead First The last' meeting df tha DawaonvUla Club-was held at tbo fisi Grfimfi' ig we knorwn aB ant bf the znost popnliir and attractive yotiiig women hi the resident eircle of Capitsl goeiety infantry Capt Becketeta Mra Ernest Offutt the attendance Ing large --Among thooa: who partld patedL In tha program wore JCraJamoa Mra Joaaph Darby -Mrs Cl Armstrong Mrs''-Merritt Chanda Mrs' Bartahirna and Mra Andrews v- At itha tenth annual conference of the Maryland Daughters of tha'Ameri- "-'j can Bavolutlon held reoantly In -U tlmore Mrs Willlam Talbott regant pf Jahet Montgomery Chapter: of this codnty wia elected vice ragent A Louis Goeorn and Da Shields assistant aeoutmaater and James Pl Eggleston and Howes Greenfield EagU Booute of Takoma -Troop No II gavo demonstration of scout 'craft at Go Girl BoeutF rally held yaatarday afternoon In Epiphany Church gymnasium A yTiait ik the Smart) World i-- '7 1 -V' A PoihiLaceandDiamdnds -fX zr -V -V- lv- t- r- tral High BChori Debating Boctoty was held Wednesday Tha qqaetton of whether or not free text-books should ha prodded tor high schools waa debated and the afflrmatlvs aldA which wag oom-posed of Messrs White and Ostro waa given Ge 'dedalon The- negative was taken by: Messrs: Gamba and Owens Tha Judges wars UK Noyes Mr Salant and Mr Ikbmri Tha annual football supper win be given at Central High School November Tho senior class is making arrangements for tha entertainment Tha dinner win he V'- Second Infantry Lieut James Jones Flret Infantry Smith poaLT G- A Fort Myer: Lieut John Carruth engineers A Lieut It Agw cavalry Fort Myer Mr A Fort Washington Md Lieut Frank Sigourney Navel battalion secretary to Go hoard At a meeting Monday night to Go rooms of Company EL tha Noncommissioned Officers' Association of the-First Infantry decided to giro a moker on the night of November to It will he held to -Company Ea quarters and will be attended by regimental Quartermaster Bantmyer of tho Second division naval battalion waa declared tha winner of tha competitive drill held last cowrcroip oy slevexth raos Bin' Bey Beouta atrove vallantly to win thalr marksmanship merit badges at Center- Market Armory laat Wednesday afternoon Only one' however rijy i Phillip McKonney of Go'Takoma Park j- -f Jr-1 Ttoobj vu ittocmfuL nikliic thi Ms now members wars admltted to score! of 40 points standing and 41 Troop No 14 at the laat- Bunting After points pronh 8oout McKannoy a program of mosta endgames a denial received Ga Junior marksman -decora-crocheting and Heket weaving wee or tlon from Go War Department fiav Thla troop omitrihated ably to the pro-1 gram given at tha Bcout rally on Satur- -A 'f --V-r iOiM Helen Norria Cnxnmlnga ahd Mrs John Laadbester have returned from they attended the State Cluhe ft- V-V ides EUuhath Janny has returned from-a visit to Mra Phineaa Janney at berlhome at Llnooln Loudoun county Tv- y--'f Mra John Anguettna SmlCi of Charlestown Ya was the guest for several days during the week of Mr and Min Maurice WUklna at thalr homa'tn Nottk Coluissua atraat i -y- 1''- V-'-'s j'' T-'-- Mies I Christina TundvaC cf Bapidan Culpeper county VlrSlnia -is tha guest of Judge and Mm Louis CL Bariay' at thalr home to North Washington atreet Mm CL Paytmi of Bosemont la the guest of bar aovoto Mrs Bella Owens at bar home near Warrenton mrgtola lbs Chariaa Sdward Pottp has returned to bar-hmua to Ashland after a visit to her aon-tn-law and daughter -Ibv and Nrp Charles Brith Carlin In North Oc-lomhua street z' rraa'-Oe RUlataihla Jkbhe Xsdeen --Ijra was giving her initial aftemoontaa to PaUghtaraof Pexadlee': said Adam Hdld yon aver hear my wife's remarkahle snake storyT Which proved eonclnelvdy that ha had had no bringiug up at aQ V' aeonts who have made application tor examination aa to marksmanship who do not Intend to taka Gs examination should withdraw Grir applications oral aeouto reported tor -prsetlee who had not made Ge proper application through thalr aeoutmaater Those France sold little bows of ribbon tbo allies1 colors programs candy flowers ahd other useless things that only prat ty girls can aalk at tbs benefit matinee In ths Lyceum Theater Friday Tha ear tortalnment was organised by Mm Oliver Harford for tho Brltlah War Belief Association Before the proceeds wars all oountad it was estimated $500 had bean taken In 3 the young women' and that the 'sale seats the -theater would amount- to- ft100 Thla la -to bo spent on motor ambulances to be sent to tbo war sons hv' 'tt UnliiteH 'iM-RanU the ntfadaibaw Ase-BCmlQ 1 I HE social poealhllltlaa of Banry trlai waro made tbh moat of Friday when half a doaen membera of tha Wot en'a KnlttlngClnh brought thalr work to court and aat busily making garments for tho BeilgUn aufferers as they listened to the testimony Thalr faces were too gentle to remind ona bf French'relgn' or terror daya whan tho women sat knitting as' they watched tho guillotine do Its work but never-thaleee-there waa uomothlng symbolical about them for the knota and meabes tkalr needlea made wars no moro entangling than' the erjbork of evidence tho wltnesaee were -Glrls gootoh kilte others in the unt-forma of Bad Cross nurses' somaln tha dress of French and Belgian peasants or In 'period epatumea of England and ganlsed as each girl daalres to gala pro-1 flclency to her handiwork These badges aro awarded aotaly cm merit and the teats are gtvaa publlcly Thle renders It abaolutriy neceesary for Ga cants to be sura of what Gay know and to ha fuUy prepared la thalr aparial Haas Basket weaving is one of tha most useful crafts Inasmuch as It nut-only develops manual akllfa hut requires-knowledge in design aa welL? y' Many- of thovtroopa ara-'Sewlhg garments for the refugees while otharu are crocheting and knitting ecarfs for the use of tha soldiers and sailors The experience of loadtafi aid by personal work 1 Janet Montgomery Daugh-i tars bf the Jkmorlcan Karolutlon of hut decided to nark with an appropriate tablet tha alts of Dow Ordinary naar Clarkaburg this y' county Tha unveiling will taka Place -v in April Jm the data pf an--' campmant at that placa- Tha commlU taa ln charge la composed Of Mnk Frank Btlna chairman Mrs Jamw Longhboronghi Mrs- Trank Wil- 5 eon Mra William Walk' Mrs: Jamas LaughUn Mrs Charles Waters Mra Vi Leonard Bhya1 Mra Ernaat-L-Bullard Md Mrs Blchard X-Wara A -vS: 8 i i 3 tha Wagay 'apartments 'Thanksgiving J' afternoon for tha benefit of tha war sufferers In Belgium -The pktronnaaaaa wlll ha Mrs Bats Waller Barrett Mrs: James Sidney Douglaa Mrs- Hugh Ma- Gulre Mm David Janney Howell Mm -KWllllam Smoot: -Mrs William A Smoot Jr Ura-d William Wattles John Johnson Mm Marshall ri '-y jonaa Mrs Charles Nlook''Mm Si George Trench and-Mrs CL a Taylor Burks Nets Chiffons Dress Trimmings A conatant infltuc of new npvelty merchandise that tif ti through in small lota from Europe Sets of Lierre hand-run laces up to tha 45-iuch flounces: at moderate cost Bilk shadow and black ChantillyIaceg iii variety Heeeatltehed Plaited Ckltoea ready for eie-e special value at 9114 per yard Without hemstitching ard Plaited SUk Mato! to black and whits hemstitched SLIP yard aU colors 1100 yard' Plaited Silk Mata What aro yon fishing for eonnyl Old Man-What are snigaf 4 know -never caught any yet --lyy dowara on white grounds Flowered -Chiffons largo black and ChiffonaTfLll yard gold and Novelty Cklffoas' ln gorgeous silk flowered patterns i Were ITiO and 91010 at yard 1558 JIAO Roman Stripe fiojrers -on white grounds: were $990 and 9179 atJLIO yard Jet An-Overa good patterns on sUk nets were 9ltl patterns Jet An -Overa good patterns on sUk nets Were 9ftl and 9111 at lie yard Now Iposgted Jot and FIomcoo 9471 to 9790 Rtvilloh For Tht StoreThat SUb Woolf ex Buy Cfarifitmafi Gloves! 'It to wall to do ao now if you want Go boat Centenaieri Kid Glorei Aro Go flneet quallty and perfect fitting Ever yoaa known Gem Fiorina quality IL9I pair Capital quality 9L15 pair I Black white-and aU colors wet ttna Ervin Bchwarsmann intertalnad I at am oyster roast Tuesday evening- In I 5 honoS of Mr Davis of HoadleysJ -1 Vai who to tha guaat of hla son Mr Luden Davls lfi thto Wty'-Mf Bohwarzmann'e' oGer goeats Mayor- Thomaa -A- FUhar MrJ JL MMr Jacob Brill -Mr Goorge Boblnsos Mr Charlee Bandholm Mr I jamea Bales CPt William gweeney Mr Robert BL Barrett Mf 5 Lonnao Wolford 7-- Mr-' George Bchwanmans Mr William -Pi WoqUsI i Mr Berton BentUy Mr Lurioa N1 vDayls Mr Frederick Buseell Mr: Erueat' Richter MrBartto' Bate Mr George Wlrt and Mr 'John hwarsmansv i 1'- Thq Alexandria- Aaeembly will give the second of thelr eeriee of Friday evening November S0 la Go auditorium of tha ElkgHoms: T-v Mrs Beijamln allace and Mlaa! Caroline Goldeborough Wallacs of a Dobbe Ferry New York are the guests I off Mrs father Mr Wal- lace Hooff at hj home to Prtooa street SUITSrCO AlSTS-rFURS r- Evcay preparation made for thisjhe most important clothes week of the season Even during the rush of the past six days we were hurrying our orders getting ready to show new styles ana refilling size assoients for this week 200ytmtt and coate from the Wdoltex factory have just arrived and remem her Wooltex garment are all guaranteed for two season' satisfactory wear More smart models in short of the No 604 coats (zibeUne fall satin lined at $2250) which we had sold completely out of yiTidenty-heia i odist styles-new sets in ReoiUon furs and new' Hudson Seal coatiT altogether a wonderful showing of the best wearables Winter Coato L' i such smart stylei and splendid Jabrics' a Mr knd Mrs Charlm RriG Cerfin and Mlaa EUa Broders cf Alexandria among the guests Thursday evening at 'Ga -wedding In Portsmouth of Mleel Bertha Emcnon and Mr Walter Varnoi Gresham Mrs Carlin will vUt her parents- Mr and 'Mrs Charles Edward The' most remarhable coat Tallies advertised large cdmplete is this group that there Is not a fashionable model or a fariiionable fahr Srio missing' Every coat is made correct fashionable -lengtha Efmsutiful Sof Zibdmeia HAVidnillllA TmsToiliJ Handsbmo Two-Tonod Potts In Ashland before returgng tQ i her hdme In North Columbia traet iW and Mrs Chartee Morgafi and UU Mr Now Fur Fabrics Rich Broaidclotha arm vr vwew mentfi at imarly double these vt Every: New-Slyle Fur-Tnmmgd -4 Postilion SuitB-: Jaunty Short Cost Suitor-Military Ever yiNeWi Material Elegant All-Wool Popln" French I rl r'P Switch Plaids" and Mixtures -j In facteyeiydabl8material maybahad in this group of 2(Tand $2470 vuev: i "7--v i -s '-a -i J-' -v er r' tla- Mlea Helen Morgan who have -li the gueeta of Mra brotherta-l law and aleter Mr and Mrs Alberti Dlenelt' to Roeemont have returned to a their homo to Altoona Pa ''-y-: Tha Alexandria Oerniaa Club iu v- Enounced that their first dance of tha sea-1 arm he given In the auditorium Of the Elks' Friday eVRilpg No- 7: MraJ ButoabM retimiei to her home ln NoMa Pa after a visit Mr -y and 'Mrs Henry 'Freeland in Boae- mont y-yyyyy -r ri 'Vvf'VrV'r 'ii Bepreeentatlve Charlei Carlin has 1 returne4 from trip to New York and -Vr Boston -1'- 7 -vf'-: '14 Dr and MrAiChariee Outcalt and Uttla! i iVVMiee Helen Outcalt of George Waehtag-' -XT'- tm Park' and Mr Charles Dqrt and Edgar Dars' of Boeemonj have ''-S returned front an automobile trip to BsW "mm Katherine- Steels Berrctt enter- $19 JO ZibeHae $29i0 Ripple Goth $24i0 Gsberdma $Z4J0 Braaddoth $34i0 BnadcloA Brosdcioth Actual $25 to 30Vhli kyMany Suits and Coats at Big Price Concessions! Manufacturers have been' willing to lose money if we would dear up their ends bf fine suit v-Tandoat dothsand we have' been priees- These specially bought end specially priced Thanksgiving Suits and Coats as follows to $30 Values -J The newest style features areto be found fix these some are copira'of the most expensive models Every popular fityle fabriifa5 mid cdlor is inclnded in this group These ireexdnsiVer-iMilitwy Bnitir ljong -vr 4 jTheVmost' wonderful collection of beautiful ovrni and Dreases ever offered in' this dty at Charming Dinner Gowns in a wonder- 'ful array of the season's smartest models: -Handsome Street Dresses in all the authentic nwdes The fabrics to bo bad in this grpup are ex-qulgite'chiffons rich Jaces' duchesse satinsyel-yets1 and Velvet and satin combinations an endless variety of the season's richest colors Bee these charming dresses-HSome are worth vV i-ySv-z ty totoefi at luneheen Friday at her home to Duke etnet for Mb derton' whoee Jultaql Usually $3000 to $3450 iCoat 4 the belted effects as -iand iisviieffeefiavv Materials are broadcloths poplins diagonal elmvioto4 ssnpe? and i gabardmea -y' Every: Bim Vib included in ths i'i group(at i 4 wXOi qj ssDiinnuisiiiDiiBiiiiiinniiiiiiidiiisI -J Usually $2500 to $4500 24-50 429 50 Broidcloth liballna rippla clothT mlxturas Mi lino imported novelty woolene Half a hundred otyloa for tho mlaa and older woman Nevor aueh coat valuta Moatiy fuU aatla Untd Belted and straight effacta AU eoiora and good assortment! In black trimmed low S94S0 very line me- IB I OCR UNM xintm ni-n grtM MVT' eufi block- Wide owoftments of ohort-Md lees --v 7 1 1975 v-'4 1 Tte ot ceck pHco '-9 Greatly Reduced Coirdmoy Coatsy Special $1950 ml $2550 in Stripe and Snow-Flake Green Brown and Smart Belted Modele VfU 1 i 1 y- 'k- V-x I 4 -S'- Fur aaaaon' rtdulona reductlona 'to makea big prloes lmpentlve but my high quality ptandard for Stylish Furs remelna ub aelaotlng a '--Fur I 1 A WustrowJvl Whichimovesthefthatyou eanjattrsctiTe Aa- C9 GR-YouwiU flnd Waistg here that you pay up to $500 a truly wonderful collec- Potion of CTepe de chines in all colors chiffons silks and also the new Vdvet aist-Jcbats are included' at $298 As Sal On We offer a cdlecticm of odds snd ends tahBn from eur regular many sold as bighas iigh orlo necks-long prshort sleeves and excellent qualitytrim-r mingfc- Choose tomorrow at the special price of $1X0 LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND DECORATOR All Work Pertalslmar to CarQeelag Gavdeu jmmt wu mad ready and aared for Cat loom fee alt aeaaaaa (w weddlaga aad faaerala -Dallvary aaiaary beddiaB a tck Plana faralaked jrrafttag praalag betaay end- Phene Weet B4S Eetlmatem IMS 80G St CeaC aet or aingle pieo aee the big valuta raya offutogL My :) -yean' experience 7 is your protection JACOB UEBSTER Ni Untot-j-Gnni 1316 Street NW 4 smuininiiQiniinniiiinnii VS'rf'Tl I inmn'" wi rt FTi i 3.