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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Mr.. Aldrich and Currency Reform

If an effort is making to induce Mr.
Aldrich to reconsider his purpose not to
stand for reelection, 1t probably has re-
lation principally to the currency question
No reform bill will be ready for presenta'
ton next winter The matter necessarily
will go over to the Sixty-second Congress
and be all the more difficult of solution
then because of the approaching presiden-
tial campaign. Everybody declares that
currency reform is not a political question,
but everybody knows that it could not
be lifted out Of politics with a block and
tackle. The question is in politics, though
at present both parties show division of
sentiment respecting what should be
done.
Mr.. Aldrich, it is true, has said that
his retirement from the Senate will not
lessen his interest in currency reform.
His announced purpose is to continue
his activities from the outside, and do all
in his power to help solve the problem.
But his political friends and some of
his political opponents, have expressed
the opinion that he could do more from
the inside. Are they pressing this point
on him?
The majority members Of the Senate
UHdiCS CoulHlItIcc are <AtuIlCIi,
Penrose, Hale, Cullom, Lodge, McCum-
Der, Smoot and Flint. Mr. Hale and Mr..
Flint will retire from the Senate of their
own accord in March. Mr. Burrows will
probably succeed himself, but is not rated
as a financier. Mr.. Penrose is. Chairman
of the post Office committee, Mr.. Cuilom
of foreign relations, Mr.. Lodge of the
committee on the Philippines, while Mr..
McCumber and Mr.. Smoot are too new in
the Senate to be associable with the
craftsmanship Of its most important COM
mittee.
The late Maj. Daniel headed the minor
ity membership. Then come Mr.. Money,
Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Taliaferro and Mr.. Sim
| mons. Mr.: Money quits the Senate vol
| unfairly in March, while Mr.. 1aliaferro
has been defeated in his aspiration to
succeed himself, which will leave only
Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. Simmons on deck for
the next Congress.
1t will be seen, therefore, that the
finance committee, in both it's majority
and minority membership, is scheduled
for new men. The places are much
desired by senator's, and give those who
fill them Importance here and at home.
II Mr.. -Aldrich returns to the Senate, he
will, of course, retain the chairmanshlp
he now holds. II he adheres to the de-
cision he has announced and retires, the
vacancy thus created will not be an
easy one for his party to fill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Friday Special in
WOmen'S Footwear.

A small lot Of Women Low
cut Shoes and Pumps, fashioned
Of patent kidskin and gun metal
and tan calfskin; some have ankle
straps, others plain; all have
Goodyear welt soles and Cuban
heels; the following sizes are rep
resented in the combined lot: 4.
~, 8. 6H and 7 Be-, 2l. 8,
o15 and 7 CO, ~, 81, 8, OF
and 7 d.
Special price. S2.25 a pair.
Were $3.50, $500 and $500.
Also a small lot OF Misses and
Children's White Canvas Oxford
Ties, made with spring heels and
closely trimmed soles sizes 8, 81,
9, o1a, II, IIH, and ~ B-6,
81, 7, ~, 8, 10, 1I1a, II, ~
and 2 C-5, 515, e, 615, II, IIH
and ~ D-5I5, 6, 61s, 7 and E.
Special price, ST. 90 pair.
Were $I.5o. $I.75 and $2.oo.
Third door. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Weeds on the Speedway.

OF what avail has it been for the gov
eminent at great expense to fill in the
marsh lands and low flats of the Poto-
mac near Washington as a measure Of
protection to the public health IL a large
part Of the reclaimed area is permitted
10 grow UP in weeds where mosquitoes
breed by the million? OF what use is it
for the District government to call upon
property owners and householders to cut
down all weeds more than four inches
in height around their premises IL the
United States maintains a weed garden
on the upper end of the reclaimed flats
where human beings may easily be lost:
These questions are prompted by the
disclosure. published in last evening"
Star. Of the fact that throughout the
northern part of the Potomac Park
speedway the weed growth is so lux
uriant and the mosquito product so large
in consequence that the horse owners of
the city are afraid to drive over the
ground. II seems absurd to allow this
beautiful park area thus to be neglected,
when at the very smallest expense the
weeds at least could be pulled or cut and
An appearance of care and neatness be
maintained, even though large improve
ments are not undertaken.
For some time the members OF the
Drivers and Riders Association have been
taking care OF this part OF the speedway
out of their own funds, which should not
be necessary. Owing to their declination
further TO care for the public park with
their own resources the weeds have been
allowed TO grow until they are now truly
formidable This is serious reflection
upon the manner In which the public
spaces in Washington are managed. and
the revelation OF this condition should
promptly lead 70 measures which will at
least render il possible TO use the speed
way without loss Of blood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Friday Specials in
Bows Department,

\ lot of Fine Quality Wash
able Suits, in Russian blouse
style. Made of galatea, duck
and chambray, in blues.
browns and tans. These repre-
sent odd styles and slow-selling
lines from our regular stock, but
all are this seasons newest mod
els. Sizes 21a to 5 years.
Special price, SI.o5 each.
Were $2.2s, S2.5o and S2.o5.
Clearance OF all Straw Hats
our entire stock OF Milan and
Sennit, i'll sailor and MILDLY
shapes, with bound edges or
plain. Excellent hats, marked at
less than hall price.
Special price. 75c each.
Values up to $500.
And these remnants:
S Lightweight Gray Atwood Refers; sizes 8
to 8. Reduced from $500 to $3.50 each
10 suits Blue Madras Pajanas: sizes u, and
10. Reduced from l.25 to Sic each.
Is Colored Washable Russian Blouse Suits:
sizes IN to =. Reduced from $1.50 to a5c each.
3 White Linen Regulation Sailor Suits; sizes
and H.. Reduced from $500 to 1895 each.
% Washable Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits:
Third door. Tenth st.
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artificial product the market rates COM
manded by the natural.
4 new way to make what is no less
than imitation butter has been devised. III
a mechanism that whips up a small
quantity of real butter, possibly of poor
quality, with milk. and sometimes with
vegetable oil. to yield product which,
with less percentage of the real butter
principle than the product of the churn.
weighs as much and. costing less, can be
sold at a larger profit. The old cry that
the consumer gets a wholesome product,
by whatever process it is manufactured,
has already been raised in behalf of this
machine-made butter. But the law is
explicit In stating a percentage or mols-
ture over which any so-cal1ed butter prod
uct is To be rated as artificial and there
fore subject to a special tax.
If these butter mutations. whether cleo
or blended are sold for what they ac-
tualiy are and for what they should bring
in the retail market. with a reasonable
profit for the manufacturer, there is no
cause fo- complaint. But II is a fraud to
ask the consumer TO pay 40 cents pound
for product that costs eight, styling it
creamery butter" when in point of fact
il may be manufactured from cottonseed
oil. from beef fats or from blends" of
butter gathered from many sources and
worked by machinery into a semblance of
freshness and purity. The public is not
directly concerned In the effort to collect
the tax which the law imposes upon these
processes, save SO far as this enterprise
on the part of the internal revenue COM
missioner results III the establishing OF
safeguards against TIE fraud. Indeed the
more fully the federal tax is collected the
greater need there Is OF unremtting vigil
lance on the part of the inspectors to
make sure that the manufacturers are
not recouping themselves by marketing
their products as real butter at butter
rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Texas and Raw Materials.

The meat of the democratic dellV-
GRANGE at Galveston yesterday is not IN
the Endorsement OF Senator Bailey for
President but in the tariff plank adopted.
Sir. Bailey has reason to feel highly
COMMUNICATED. When We consider the OPP
position TO his reelection to the Senate
a few years ago We see how radical has
been the change of sentiment toward him
At home. Then he had TO fight with
might and main to secure a renewal OF
his commission. Now he Is the choice OF
his constituents for the highest ONCE In
the land
But Mr. Bailey has no presidential as
p;rations and no presidential prospects.
TIE good opinion of his people is doubt
less dear TO him. but this expression of it
will not mislead him. No Bailey boom
will follow.
What is of national Importance is the
tariff plank of the platform, which was
dictated by the senator. 1t declares, as
he has declared in the Senate, against
the doctrine of free raw materials, so
long dear to the democratic heart and
still dear to the hearts of Mr.. Bryan and
the survivors of the Cleveland school OF
revenue reformers. What will Mr.. Bryan
say? What shall we hear from Louis
vile. where Henry Watterson, as the
executor Of the late star-eyed goddess of
reform, still keeps an office? What will
Roger Q. Mills say from his home In
Corsicana. where he is spending his de-
Ginning days in ease and retirement?
Nor is this a mere flourish on the part
of the Texas democracy. 1t may be &C
cepted as a notice served on the party in
view of the expected control of the next
House, when full tariff declaration in
the shape Of a bill will be in order. If
that is drawn on the lines of free raw
materials it cannot receive the votes of
the Texas members. and if it passes that
body over their protest it will encounter
the opposition to Mr.. Bailey and Mr..
Culberson when it reaches the Senate.
Tariff divisions: Why, they are as wide
and annoying on the one side of the fence
as on the other. Mr.. A,drich and Mr..
Cummins are not farther apart than Mr..
Bailey and Mr.. Bryan The fact was
disclosed last year in the debates over the
Payne bill, but will be more strongly
outlined and emphasized IL it falls to the
lot of the democracy to prepare tariff
bill OF its own. Then we shall see every
body in action, Mr.. Bailey in charge of
the Texas contention, and Mr.. Bryan in
charge Of the old Cleveland contention,
which he first supported eighteen years
ago There are warm times ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Friday Special in
Linen TOrchOn, LaceS.

Imported Linen Tore h o II
Laces. in a wide range of desir-
able and dainty designs, in widths
ranging from one to four inches.
Edges and insertions to match,
there being no odd patterns.
By securing All unusual price
concession we are enabled to Oh
fer these laces at the
Special price, SC yard.
Also a lot of Cotton Torcllo;,
Laces, in new and attractive de-
signs, with edges and insertions to
match; particularly desirable for
trimming lingerie dresses, etc.
Special price, sc yard
Mai hooI. [.
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Decline of Gambling.
From the Boston Advertiser.

From the Boston Advertiser.
The Belgian raid upon the fashionable
and stimulating Kursaa1 at Ostend in
spires and furthers morally optimistic
comment on the apparent revolt OF ener-
getic reform against the sins of chance
and the chance to sin financially. 1t is
noted that other nations, likewise. have
frowued upon the cloth when it is green
and that even Cuba hesitated to license
and guarantee little Monte Carlo upon
its beach--fnanced, be IT mentioned, DJ
moral American money Monte Carlo thus
occupies the center of the hysterica
world. with Saratoga providing no games
of chance other than the spring waters
and Long Branch being but memory OF
it's former nervous condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Times Flight.

April rainbow in the sky, passin' on it:
way;
Then a little flower jes to decorate the
May.
Bird upon the swingin branch sang {
careless tune;
Sunshine kissed the rosebud an ii bios
somed into June.
Driftin' clouds were melted from steel.
sky.
August swiftly followed in the footsteps
of July.
Leaves of. gold an purple an dash Of
autumn rain,
An we'll all be under way Tor Merr!
Christmas once again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
W0men's Shirt Waist Dept.

5 Hand embroidered Shirt Waists. finished
down front with clusters of fine tucks; Dutch
neck, three-quarter sleeves: sizes 81, So and 10.
Reduced from 1925 To 81. 80 each.
3 Cotton Wolfe Shirt Waists. trimmed with in
sertion and cluny nledalions: yoke back and
front neatly hand-embroidered: high neck and
long sleeves: sizes 81, SO and os. Reduced from
$50 to S5.15 each.
IL Lingerie Waists. trimmed with insertion
and tucks: yoke formed of insertion; high neck
and long sleeves; sizes 81 to A. Reduced from
$225 TO $50 each.
:; Blue-ard- White Striped Lawn Shirt Waists,
tailored style. with stK collar and soft Guns;
tncked front aud back; also several White Lawn
Snirt Waists tucked and finished down front
with rune; soft collar and cuffs. Reduced from
81 90 TO &c each.
Third foor. 6 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Friday Specials in
Mems Clothing.

What remains OF our stock OF
Mems Two and Three Piece Sum
mer Suits (black excepted) is OF
fered at greatly reduced prices for
immediate clearance. Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx and other reliable
makers are represented. The
fabrics include fancy worsteds
cheviots. cassimeres, homespuns
and plain and seii-striped serges
i'll all the popular shades. Divided
into two lots, as follows:
Lot sizes "a, IS, 50, 81, 80.
80, 40, AZ, "a and 46.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Worth UP to $1,000.
Lot 2-Sizes, IS, SO, 81, 80, 80
40, AZ, ~ and 46.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Worth up to $22.5o.
Also an attractive collection OF
Separate Trousers for men and
young men, in this seasons most
popular fabrics and colorings
Sizes 2o to 20 inch waist measure
Special price, $3.o5 a pair.
Were $500, 5000 and 500.
And these remnants:
10 pairs Mems Separate Trousers Of plain
blue serges and light and dark gray ~orsteds
with belt straps and plain bottoms; sizes so. 81
IS, 35. 20. AZ and "A inch waist measure. Re
duced from see and $500 to $685. pair.
u Mems Cravenetted NIohsr Suits tPrestley'si
in neat, desirable patterns: sizes 36. 81 and s.
regulars: 80 and ~ stouts. Reduced from SIS OF
and 5000 to $3.50 each.
!: Mems White self-striped Serge Suits. Hsrt
Schaffner Marx make: sizes 81, 81 and 50
Reduced from s25. 90 to $3.50 each.
Mems Linen Crash Suits-ends OF lines: sizes
50 and 10 regulars. ~ and A. stouts. Reduced
from 80 and $50 TO $40, each.
3 Mems FaIl-weignt Overcoats, in self-striped
black and diagonal striped gray patterns; sizes
3s. 50 and 40 Reduced from $500 TO $l7.5
each.
] Auto Buster. OF plain tan mohair. in double
breasted style, with military collar; size s.
Reduced from $500 TO 1915.
Il; Mems Wash Fests.ends Of lines-ip neat
desirable patterns: soiled; sizes SO, "a. 50 and
"a. Reduced from 500, $3.50 and S. 90 to ajc
each.
Main floor. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Friday Specials in
Cotton Dress Goods.

A lot of Silk-and-Cotton Tus-
sah-one OF the most popular ma
terials of the season and fabric
that Grapes perfectly. Shown in
self-hgured effects OF old rose.
champagne, pink and white, and
particularly desirable for street
and house dresses.
Special price, 2oc yard.
Values, 4oc and 45c.
A small. lot OF Searhngs, plain
white ground, with beautiful
Persian border, offered at exactly
half price.
Special price, 25c a yard.
Regular price, soc.
A lot of Linen Lawn, with neat
printed blue and red figures and
polka-dots on white grounds. Very
desirable for women's dresses and
children dresses and waists.
Special price. 25c a yard.
Regular price. SIZE.
A lot OF remnants of the most
popular materials of the season,
including poplin, imported giag-
ham, sateen rep, hilnalaya cloth,
silk-and-cotton jacquard, ETC., in
21z to 7 yard lengths, suitable for
kirnonos. dressing sacques, sep
arate skirts, children's dresses,
etc.
Special price, 15c a yard.
Values, 25c, $50, 3oc and 4oc.
Also remnants Dotted Swiss,
Lawns and Batistes, in various
lengths.
Second floor G ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
China Department.

Imported Decorated French China Salad
Bowl. Reduced from 80 10 Sl.1J.
Imported Decorated French China Platter.
Reduced from $50 to 81 90.
I Imported Decorated French China Chocolate
Pot. Reduced from S2a 81 90.
:. imported Green and Gold Decorated French
China Covered Dishes. Reduced from S4oo TO
81 % each.
Imported Decorated French China Celery
Tray. Reduced from 2.j0 10 Sl.25
Imported Decorated French China Marina ado
Jar. Reduced from $40 70 S1.Jo
DecoIsted 1iariland China Baker. Reduced
from 81 % Ia Soc.
importeh Decorated French China Cracker
Jar. Reduced from S:,.50 10 81 80,
Imported decorated French ,hins r,le
Plate Reduced from $50 10 81
Fifth floor. {; ST.
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WOmen'S Coat Department.

White Serge Long Goats made semi-ftt,n-
and finished with black silk collar and cufYs :
sizes IA and 80. Reduced from $3.50 10 $40 90
each. 49,
Tan Tussah Silk Coats. a. length made
semihtting and lined throughout with ran silk :
sizes "a and 36. Reduced from SO 80 10
S12.T5 each. "
l Chiffon Taffela Silk Coat 80" length:
lined with white silk and trimmed with braid:
size 40 Reduced from $500 To $1,000
Long Coat. in black md white check effect !:
made seni-ftting. lined 10 waist and trimmed
With black silk: size SO. Reduced from So. 90
to $12I5.
Oxbood Rrnadcloth Coat. * length: made
semi Hitting and lined throughout; size "a Re.
duced from SIS 80 to $3.50
Third floor. e. ST.
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Railways to Obey the Law.

II appears that the railways are going
to obey the new railway statutes with
complete fidelity. They are only In doub,
as to what some of the clauses may
mean. For some days attorneys repre-
senting the larger systems OF the country
have been in conference, and their an
nounced purpose is to discover just wha,
is required. In part this can be deter
mined by close study and for the rest de-
cisions of the courts must be awaited
Modern statutes are not drawn up by eX.
merits and are generally the result of COM
nromise. SO that IT is not always certain
what liz intended. especially as some
clauses often appear to contradict others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
WOmen's Dress Waist Dept.

Black Chiffon Cloth Blouse. tucked 'front.'
and hack: yoke and collar OF tucked moussclinc
edged with gold soutachc braid: tucked long
sleeves: size IS. Reduced from $3.50 TO IS. Is.
/ Black Brussels Net Waist. lined with net !:
Dutch neck and 's.'' sleeves: entire waist
tucked and trimmed In front with fancy braid
buttons: neck and sleeves finished with braid
aud net quilting: size IS. Reduced from ST.. IA
TO $3.50
Overhlouses. Of black chantiily. Met and
point d'esnrit net: sizes "a 20 and IS Ee
duced from ss15 $50 and $500 10 S4.95 each.
l Dressy Black India SIX Waist. all-orer
trimmed with yslenciennes insertion and tnc
tucks: size 81 Reduced from $40 20 sf.35.
India Silk Waists. attractive models. in
Dutch neck effects: some have net yokes; some
are box plated and edged With braid: others
finished with quilting sizes "a l" u Reduced
from x515 and 81. 20 Si.a5 each.
IL Chiffon Ta6sta and Messalne SIX Waists
in tailored and trimmed effects ana assorted su.t
shades: odd sizes. Reduced rom S5-s'. 800
and So. TO soc each.
Third floor. 6 II.
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WOmen'S Costume Department.

chiffon Costume. made over fonlsrd six:
waist trimmed with black silk braid cres m
lace yoke: black satin cirdle: skirt braided IN
panel eject; size IS. Reduced from S65.oo 70
$3.50.
q, Linen dresses. in white. champagne blue
and gray: waist braided in self cuior and nm
isned Win white lace yoke. Reduced from
3 SIX Null Dresses. IN pink. lavender aud
blue; waist trimmed with piping Of black silk
and buttons Reduced from $500 10 $500
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
Friday Special in
Bed Blankets.

A small lot of Fine, Fluffy
Wool Blankets, subject to slight
imperfections, offered at. the fol
lowing special prices:
1914 size, $3.50 pair. Value, 1915.
1914 size, $500 pair. Value, $3.50.
1914 size, $500 pair. Value, $5.75:
ia size, $5.25 pair. Value, $500.
1914 size. S4.25 pair. Value, $3.50.
Second floor. Eleventh 81.
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WOmen's Skirt Department.

Pin-striped Tan Skirts. made full-plaited
style: % and rs inch waist; 30 and - inch
length. Reduced from $3.50 to $500 each:
style with overskirt effect: - and 2s inch
waist: 40 and ~ inch length. Reduced from
$40 90 to So. rs each.
black and White Shepherd Check Skirt made
in oyerskirt effect with deep-pIaited Aounee
~ inch waist: 39-inch length. Reduced from
i White Serge Skirt, made plain e-sored style
aud trimmed with folds and buttons: ca.inch
waist: 4O-inch length. Reduced from $1l.75 to
$500.
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Corset Department.

pairs Bon Ton Corsets, medium bust and
long hip: sizes "a and 2s. Reduced from S. 90
to IS. 10 pair.
5 pairs Thomson's Glove fitting Crrsets me-
dunn bust and hip: sizes - and IS. Reduced
from Sl.50 10 1.c pair.
pairs Paramc Corsets. coutiI. medium bust
and hin: sizes 10 and y. Reduced from $40 so
TO $500 pair.
pairs I.iiy of France Corsets white silk
brochc. high bust and medium hip; sizes 20 and
% Reduced from $3.50 TO 500 pair.
Third floor. Eleventh St
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Black Dress Goods.

dnccd from $500 to $50 tor pee.
: yds. 54-pch Chiffon Brosdcloth. Reduced
from $50 to 100 for pee.
81 IDS 46.inch Wool Taffets uupin's). Re-
dueed from ssis to ss:Is for e pee ,p,i.
rISo.d f,on, SS1 10 So. 90 fnr pee -"
IL yds. 54-inch Chifon Broadelo,h Reduced
from S.; as 20 $500 for pee.
xds 46-incb Wolfe Lupns,. Reduced from
al; vds 4a-incii MoI,sir Sicisu. Reduced
from ST g.; to $1.25 for pee.
Second hoor. u 81
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Friday Specials in
Mems Haberdashery.

IS dozen Mems Colored \eghge
Shirts, made OF printed madrases
and percaleS. in neat striped ct
fects coat style. with attached
cuffs. All sizes.
6oc each; 3 for SEQ.
Regular price, Sf.oo.
80 dozen pairs Mems Light
weight Black Cotton Socks, with
oxford gray split soles and triple
woven heels and toes. These
Socks are seconds '-slightly I'M
perfect in weave, but the itnper-
fections in nowise affect the ap-
pearance or wearing qualities. All
sizes.
Special price. 6 prs. for SI.oo.
Regular value, CSC pair.
And these remnants:
IS pairs Mems Fancy I4sle Thread Socks ends
OF discontinued patterns; sizes Oh, 10 and 1ona.
- pieces Mems High-erade White China Silk
nnderwear: sleeveless coat style shirts sizes -
and IS IS. Reduced from 500 to s1.s5 garment.
II pieces Mems self-striped White Madras In
3 and e. egaa SS Sizes
40 and 49, Reduced from 81. 90 to I5c garment
0 pieces Mems Lightweight White Underwear.
three quarters wool: short-sleeve shirts, size
40: drawers. stout, size Is. Reduced from 81 80
to 81 90 garment
5 Mems Light weight Beach Robes In neat
patterns: medium and large sizes. Reduced from
s. 30 TO $3.50 each.
. Mems Navy Blue Bathing Suits, part wool:
sizes 10 and -. Reduced from 500 TO 81 80
suit.
Mems Navy Blue Cotton Bathing Suits: size
Ra1N frrp, tn 10
Mems Wool Bathing Suit gray trimmed With
black: size ~. Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
Main
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Sewing Machine Dept.

I stFIdredge Aufoma tie SeWllle MAcUlhe,
wood work slightly married. Reduced from 5000
10 5000. T.,
drawers: woodwork slightly MARRIED. Reduceu
from $50 90 ~ $1,000.
Hand Machine. IN case. keduced Irom
$50 To $500
Second hoor, u