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Evening star., 1912-07-11
Latest American Fashions
BY CORA MOORE.

Now that satin is SO fashionable as a
warm weather fabric, the little over
dresses and coats Of transparency are
| a natural sequence, since they serve to
give them a much needed summer ef
feet. BY itself, however, beautiful as
| it is, satin becomes too crass under the
brilliant glare of sunlight, and the sub
DUNG effect OF chiffon. marquisette or
| lace whichever 1t may be. lo most ap-
| preciated-
| The mcCeI OF the sketch Is Of mouse
| gray charmeuse and of a marquisette
of deeper gray. It fastens up the 'front.'
with self-covered buttons, and has a
belt ana a round collar Of the game.
while the pannier blouse Of the mar
qutsette is given border OF applique
figures cut from the satin. while the edge
| IS finished with fringe.
A great deal OF novelty is brought out
! in these newest Of yelled effects through
their color notes. It often happens that
a belt or collar is of an entirely different
material from the rest Of the costume or
that several colors are introduced. In
one of the coat dresses seen at one of
the most exclusive of our 5th avenue es-
Establishments there was last week really
wonderful model. worked out in five d1r-
ferent colors, but with such harmony
as is seldom seen even in this season o,
marvellous color schemes. First there was
foundation of cream-colored satin that
was almost an ecru. The skirt OF this, in
one piece, had a hem down the center as
far as the knees. where the two edges
were finished separately after being
gracefully curved to disclose a section OF
dull red satin.
A round" bodice of the cream satin
had a narrow tucker of messaline with
Runaway collar OF red. Then there was
smart cutaway coat hat opened wide
across the front with band revers OF
moss-green satin. The coat itself was OF
black filet lace and its sleeves opened up
the center to disclose g. putting Of gold
net of coarse mesh. A gold cord was
slipped under the turnover collar. to
dangle in front with cluster Of cord
ends knotted at the tips, while from the
shaped girdle. which was Of cream color.
there fell another cluster of knotted
cords, this time several Of them, started
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Mistakes in Bidding at Auction
SHOPPERS THAT DO NOT STOP.

z dealt and bid no trump. A and 7
both passed and B called two hearts
Being unable to stop the hearts, 4 passed,
but Y promptly went two no trumps FOR
him on the strength Of his four hearts
to the king ten. With no-trumper on
one side of him and his suit stopped on
the other, B could not risk three hearts,
SO he passed.
Now II the heart declaration were on
Ys right, he would be justified in think
combination of the cards. but with the
strength on his left. and his king going
to be led through at once, and at every
chance thereafter, it is not a certainty
by any means, although some enthu-
siastic players would have you believe
So
On the play 2 failed by four tricks
just because could not stop that heart
suit at the critical time, and every one
of BIS hearts won tricks. After B won
the first round with the jack over Y's ten.
he led a spade and A got in with the ace
and led another heart. B then tried the
diamonds, knowing A could not win an
other spade trick. z put on the ace and
tried to drop the clubs.
No matter what z did after that. he
could not keep A out Of the lead, and
so as to avoid his making ten ace In
diamonds Z led club, upon which A
made his king of diamonds while he was
In the lead. and then went through Y
once more with heart.
When bid two hearts and z passed
it. Y should have stopped to ask him
self what chance B had to so game in
hearts against Y's cards in that suit and
rs no-trumper. Although z bid no
trumps, that does not mean that he can
take eight tricks If has a trick in
hearts. but it does mean that B can never
go game in hearts if he is left to play it.
could have just made his contract il
he played the hand well, but that is all.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Frills and RuMes.

Even IN party dresses ruffles and frilIs
are not considered in good taste and the
favored models are the empire with
short waist and long skirt, and the.
French dress with an exaggerated long
waist and very short skirt
French dresses have the trimming yery
evenly distributed on the waist and skirt
out on the waist it must run lengthwise
to accentuate the length, while on the
SKIRT II runs parallel with the hem. max
ing the SKIRT appear even shorter than it
really is. The sleeves are usually short
and pulled. finished with a band II the
pun IS trimmed the insertion is arranged
lensthWise, except that on the band
which goes around the arm.
In empire models the elaboration is
massed on the yoke and the lower part
OF the skirt. Perfectly lovely little in
expansive dresses can be made if one will
materials can be bought from which to
cut the yoke. or it can be made by com
bining tucks and strips of lace or en-
broidered insertion.
To do this stiff piece of paper is cut
the exact size of the tissue paper pat
tern and the yoke made right over it,
Inc strips are baSted on the paper and
can be Joined by hand or machine stitch
ing. When the latter is employed it is
sewed to the paper, which is torn away
afterwald.
On the skirt just above the hem trim
ming, placed SO that it runs around the
skirt, must be arranged to correspond.
The neck can be finished with a narrow
band collar to. match the yoke or left
low and edged with Lace.
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Boys Department.

80 Boys, Double e-breasted and Norfolk
Jacket Suits in browns, tans, grays and
blues. light and medium weights; full
cut knickerbockers: sizes to II, $500
each. We're $500, $3.50 and $3.50.
20 Boys Double-breasted Suits. tans.
browns aud grays; sizes 10 to II, 1915
each. Were $500.
10 Boys Double breasted Suits in tans and
Grays' sizes 10. II, H. 16 and IL. $3.50 each.
20 Double breasted Khaki Suits: full cut knck-
erb0ckers; sizes :. 10, H. Is. IA and II, 81 20
esch. We're 1915
10 Boys Allwool Light weight Refers in red
aud gray: sizes ;. 8. 4, S. 8 and 10. 50 % each.
Were $500 and $6.Cs.
70 Golf and Eton Caps. made Of crash and
duck. sizes; Ga to 81, Toe each Were 25c.
Is Boys Soft-collar Shirts in serviceable plain
colors; slightly soiled; sizes IL to ii neckband
l0c each. Were S1.O0.
% Boys Soft-collar Shirts. in neat stripes;
slightly soiied sizes II 10 IA neckband 3jc
Zach: 3 for S1.00 Were soc each.
Every Boys Straw Hat reduced: MILDLY and
rah rah shapes. in all sizes: Sl.5O EACH were
500: x1-0o each. were 81 90; Toe each were
$3.50: .oc each. Size.
Third floor T-leth ST.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
AN EASY LESSON IN
HOME DRESSMAKING

sheer materials, such handkerchief
linen. batiste. cotton crepe. lawn, or
candle, Swiss, both plain and embroid-
cred, and India linen are used. These
materials may be had in qualities vary
ing IN price from fifteen or twenty cents
a yard to one dollar or a dollar and a
quarter a yard.
Preference is given to the quality of the
material rather than elaborate trimming
Hand embroidery, baby Irish crochet, fine
cluny and French valenciennes are used
a trimming, and d combination of lace
and embroidery IS most pleasing. Groups
OF hand-run tucks and strips of insertion
are d pretty combina ton, and tiny pin
tucks arranged in groups with feather
stitching between is dainty
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Were $500 to $500.
Friday Special in
Women's Nainsook Gowns.

A lot of Women's Nainsook Gowns.
made with low round neck and short
sleeves, and prettiiy trimmed with yalen-
ciennes lace and embroidery.
65c each. Were $1.OO.
And these remnants:
IL Nainsook Corset Covers. trimmed with lace
and embroidery. 29c each. Were SOC
pairs Women's Drawers, trimmed with
tucks and embroidery ruf1es, soc each. Were
75c.
Fine Nainsook Combinations corset cover and
short skirt corset cover and lrawersl, trim
med with lace embroidery, 65c each. Were
81 90 and S1.5O.
Fine Lawn Dressing Sacques. white with
blue figure, made low square neck and short
sleeves. trimmed with linen lace and insertion,
Tee each. Were $1.5O.
13 French Nansook Gowns. made low round
neck and short sleeves. yoke daintily embroid-
cred. S1.35 each. Were $175.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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is not difficult, and may be satisfactorily
done by machine. The work is done in
two ways. First we will talk of arrang-
ing it on plain material or placing in
sertion just above the hem.
Basic the strip in place with the wrong
side of the lace on the right side OF the
goods. and be sure to keep it perfectly
straight. When it is placed above hem
the one edge of the lace must come just
over the line of stitching which holds the
hem. Both edges of the insertion are
basted to the goods, and then the ma
terial under the lace is cut through the
center between the basting threads.
The goods just cut is turned back on
each side even with the basting thread,
and the material basted in this position.
1t is then turned on the right side and a
row OF machine stitching made along
each edge Of the insertion.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
BY r. F. FOSTER.

One very common error in the bidding
at auction is in assisting the partner on
the strength Of shoppers which are not
shoppers, except under certain favorable
conditions. This mistake is most COM
mon when the partner bids no trumps
and is overcalled with suit. Whether
or not the third hand can stop this suit
then becomes question Of position,
which is something the average player
seems to forget.
Many persons of enthusiastic tempera-
ment seem to imagine that anything in
the way .of--an honor will stop a suit,
forgetting that honors may be led through
as we'll as up to. Instead of weighing
the chances for and against the two
bids, the partners and the adversary's,
they rush in with an assisting bid that
is not justified by Their cards.
AS an example of how deceptive a
supposed stopper may be. take this hand.
in which the stopper was four to the
king ten:
Evening star., 1912-07-11
China Department.

Daintily Decorated Austrian China Salad or
Ice Cream Set of seven pieces. $135. Was 81. 90.
l dozen Decorated French China Soup Plates,
500. Were $3.50.
= Decorated Austrian China Meat Platters
zoe each. Were 65c.
l Richly Decorated China Cake Plate, 81 90.
Was 500.
l Daintily Decorated French China Sugar and
Cream Set. $l25. Was $3.50.
l dozen Decorated Austrian China Bread aud
Butter Plates. Sl.So Were $500.
l Decorated French China Salad Bowl, 50c.
Was Sl00.
= Decorated Austrian China Syrup Pitchers
25c each. Were J0c
Fifth foor q ST.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
IMPROVE YOUR SKIN
WHILE you BATnE
Rare Benefits Of POSLAM SOAP on
Tender or Eruptional Surfaces.

II ron use Poslan Soap for bathing and
every toilet use. each ordinary cleansing
operation will become a source of benent
For. besides making the skin clean,
Poslam Soap assures its health. softens
tender skin. improves its color and quail
ity. makes clear compilations and pre-
tects against infection and possible dis
ease. 1t is able to do this because medi-
Gated with Poslam. the healing skin
remedy, and is the only soap containing
the modern elements which SO readily
and quickly cure diseased skin.
So many are the advantages and 20
great the superiority of Poslam Soap that
a trial will lead to its continued use,
especially by those whose skin shows
any tendency to eruptional troubles. 1t
is the hest shampoo for dandrufY. ideal
for infants use, every mother may rely.
Unusually large and lasting cake. Price.
25 cents. For sale by O'Donnelrs and
all druggists.
For free sample. write to the Emergency
Laboratories, 50 West 25th Street, New
York City.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Friday Special in
Mems Leather Belts.

The sample line of one of the most
reputable makers, which we are fortu-
nate enough to secure each summer. The
latest shapes and newest effects in leath-
ers and buckles, and we believe their
quality has never been equaled at the
price. Only one size, however-S2-di-
vided into four lots at the following
price concessions:
lot 1.-Two dozen BeltS. In gray and tan, with
nickel. brass black buckles 2Jc each Csu-
ally zoe.
Lot 2-Five dozen Belts, in gray, tan and
black feathers. with nickel, brass gun metal
buckles: .De each. Usually Toe and 81 90.
Lot -Four dozen Fine Leather Belts. in gray.
tan ard black. with best buckles; 69c each.
Usually 81 - and 81 IN.
Lot I-Three dozen Belts of the choicest
feathers: gray. black and tan; soc each Usually
g.. 90 and 81 30.
Main floor, st.
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Friday Special in
Wonen's Low Shoes.

Special price has been placed on sew
eral small lots OF Women's Pumps and
Oxford Ties for quick disposal Leathers
are suede. gun metal. patent coltskin and
tan Russia calfskin: in this seasons
styles, and highly desirable in every re-
spect The following sizes are in the
combined lots: Sizes 61z, Z AA: 3. 3la, 4
AZ. 5ia 6la, A: 3. 311a. AZ. 31a. 6. 6ls.
B; 2l5 3. 3iz. I, Az. 8. o15, g. 61a, c; 21s
3, 5l2, 6 d.
$1.95 pair. Were $500 to $500.
Lot OF Misses and Children's White Jockey
Sandals: Misses sizes II, liz, L. 1919, 13 1915
g; II; 11,s, II, 12h, 1s. 13,2, u and 2 p; II
sh, 9. 9h 10, lOla c; 6h Sla. 91a. 10 D: 9ha,
10. 101a f.
800 pair. Were 10 to So
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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Coat Department.

2 Black Taffeta Silk Coats. Empire
style, trimmed with changeable silk.
$3.50 each. Were $500.
Black Satin (Two-tone) Long Coats,
made semi-fltting: sizes "a and 3S, S12. IS
leach. Were $500.
Gloria Shower-proof Raincoats. black.
navy blue and gray; special price, 50. rs
each.
3 Silk Rubberized Raincoats, in man.
nish effects special price. 1913 each.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1912-07-11

Mrs. ]. l.: Frequent sha ampoos with
cnnthrox during the summer months insure
a fine growth Of brilliant. fu1y hair. rich
in Its natural color and 50 responsive to
the fingers touch that doing 1t up Is gen
uine pleasure. A teasl"onful canthrox d's-
solved in a cup hot water is enough mix
ture. and when this is rubbed UP II creates
an abundance of white. thick lnther that
quickly dissolves all dust. dandruff ard ex-
cess oil. Rinsing leaves hair and scalp i'm
maculately clean, and the hair will dry
quickly and evenly. The regular use Of
canthrox gives TO the hair that exquisite
fluffy and massy eoftness and will insure a
lovely growth
F. A. F.: 4 delatone paste will remove
the hairy growth. Mix enough powdered
delatone with wafer to cover the hairy
surface. apply and after or : minutes re-
move. wash the skin and the hairs arc
gone. This treatment is harmless and Goes
not discolor the skin.
Anxious: Cutting the. !ashes is dan
gcrous. Apply little pyroIin each night
Mt lash roots with the thumb and fore,
finger and they will come in long ana
silky Thin eyebrows will grow thick and
heavy il pyroxin is rubbed on with finger
end. Use caution not to set anywhere
hair is not wanted.
Mrs. @. H.: Turkish baths are severe
tax on the system. Try the rarnotis treat
ment for fat-reduction and | am sure your
weight will soon he Just where you want IL.
To prepare. dissolve 4 ounces parlotis in
III pints hot water. then take a table
spoonful before each meal This GradE-
aily and surely diss0lyes the fat and re-
stores the figures symmetrical lines with
out possible injury or Inconvenience. ANA
when your weight is where you want IT,
YOU can stop without fear OF it's returning.
Lydia F.: Large pores and skin roughness
can be overcome with the aid OF an al
mozoin cream-j jelly. This Is made by
stirring teaspoonfuls glycerine into q
pint cold water TO which is then added
/ ounce almozoin. Apply generously TO the
skin each day and 1t will clear 1t OF all
local impurities This cream-jelly is fine
for beautifying the arms. neck and face.
as we'll as for banishing sallowness and
that greasy condition and 1t can also be
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Friday Specials in
Children's Drawers and Skirts.

A lot of Children's Cambria Drawers
and Skirts to match, in an unusually ex-
cellent quality of material trimmed with
tucks and scalloped edge ruffle.
Special price. 25c each.
And these remnants:
Childrens Straw Suilors with broad brims
trimmed with ribbon band 25c each. Were 81 90
Children's Rep Hats. mushroom shape, in
white, pink, blue and TAM trimmed with bow
81 90 each. Were $500.
Children's LeghOrn Hats mushroom shape,
trimmed with velvet. 81 90 each Were So 50
Childrens Low Neck Dresses, daintily trim
med. S1.50 each. Were S2.2J
Third floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Black Goods Department.

- yards 45-inch Luplns Crepe de Paris Sa,5
Was $500 T''"'
.. yards 56nch Storm Serge. 500 Was
s. 20 ' "as
ia Yards 4i-inch Self-striped Serge. sl.75.
Pa yards ii-inch Striped PruneIla s. IN Was
sJ.l3. ''' was
yards 36inch Storm Serge So, Woe
&54 was
2ls yards 46-inch SILK and Wool Wolfe, s4oo.
Was S5.3I. "'o
2is yards 46-inch Iupin's All-vool yoite co -
Was S3.15. S'''
yards 4i-inch All-siik Wolfe. sG.15. Wa.
.3.s yards ft-inch Priestiey's Tussah ROYAL,
S3.I5- Was SJ.15
Second floor q ST
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Shirt Sleeves.

Short puffed sleeves are in keeping with
this style of dress. and should be finished
with band that matches the trimming
on the lower part of the skirt A dress
of fine linen will be pretty with the yoke
and edge of the skirt hand embroidered
in pattern design.
The yokes and skirts of these empire
frocks, whether the pattern is circular.
gathered or plated, are joined with q
French fell or a band of insertion.
Applying insertion to these little gowns
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Friday Specials in
Cotton Torchon and Cotton
Cll1nv T.aceS
ClunY Iaces,

AS attractive as have been our Friday
sales in these popular 1aces We believe
the assortment which we offer tomorrow
holds greater value than ordinary. The
unusually wide widths, beautiful patterns
and excellent quality render them avail
able for undergarments and summer
dresses of all kinds; even those OF the
better grades of materials being enhanced
by their beauty. They are presented for
your selection at the
Special price, &c yard.
Main foor G st.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Friday Special in
Mems Washable Ties.

We offer tomorrow at price much less
than regularly. large assortment of
Manhattan Zephyr Washable Four-in-
Hand Ties. in particularly smart and
dressy colors and designs; new, fresh
goods and absolutely fast colors. OBJ
tanned by US at a concession which en-
ab1es us to present them at the
Special price, 33c each: 3 for 81 90.
Regularly selling J0c each.
Main floor, + st.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Friday Specials in
Gotten and Linen Bandings

Cotton landings of filet and novelty de-
signs. Linen Bandings in imitation cIunv
IN wide variety of widths ranging from
2 to inches. Exceptionally attractive
in design and excellent in quality. they
are highly desirable and much sought for
trimming summer dresses. At these prices
the values are out of the ordinary
Special prices. lee t. G0c the y.rd.
Main f0or. q ST.
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Housefurnishing Department.

Aluminium Tunnels, dented, ;55c each. Wore
.5c.
i Copper Wash Boiler. dented. $500 Was
S. CO.
= Wood Serving Trays, shopworn, ! at Sl.00.
81 ! at t5c, $1.:;J
10, Metal Trays shopworn I0c each. Were
21c
10 Wooden Paper Holders. nc each Were Toe.
10 Auio-Shine Metal Polish. 5c eacl. We're TO-.
1-ft Ladder shopworn. 95c. Was s1..a.
l Sewing Table. shopworn Sl.7J. Was $3.50.
Fifth toor, Eleventh St
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Lamp Department.

A small lot Silk Candle Shades. in green,
red. pink and old gold. SOC each Were
75c
Handsomely Trimmed SILK Lamp
Shades: ] old rose, 5000, w&S $500
white silk. $500. was 5000 / old rose
and tan, slOo, was 5000
Fancy Linen Lamp Shades. 81 OF
each. Were Ss.Ut.
10 Green Electric Light Shades SOC
each Were SlO0
- Fancy Candle Screens, SOC each
Were 15c
Main nooT. ST.
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Silk Waist Department.

$1,000 Lace Waists, reduced to S12.75
$500 Lace Waists, reduced to S15CO
$4,000 Lace Waists, reduced to $1,000
$1s75 Chiffon Waists. reduced to s127 10.
$3.50 Chiffon Waists, reduced to 1910
$500 Chiffon Waists. reduced to SS.75
$1,000, $S.15 and $50 Chiffon and White Net
Waists reduced to $k95.
$500 Embroidered Chiffon Overblouses reduced
to S2.95.
ss75. s575 and 1915 Satin overblouses and
broken sizes in Silk and Net Waists reduced
to S1.95.
Third floor. G st.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Suit Departments

Ii Linen Coat Suits: Norfolk style
coats. panel skirts: all sizes SS75 each.
Were $3.50.
ly tailored effects; all sizes. SS.T5 each.
We're $3.50.
Blue Linen Coat Suits. white pique col
lar and cuffs. $1,000 each. Were $3.50.
. Linen Pongee Coat Suits in natural
color strictly tailored model; all sizes,
$3.50 Were $500.
Third floor, G 81.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
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PANTRY

Baked ham with potato salad Is a
happy selection for hot days. The re-
mainder of the baked ham is equally de-
licious sliced cold and served for lunch
con or used to flavor veal loaf. Minced
ham is a favorite stuffing for baked
tomatoes. AS dainty Introduction, a
pineapple cocktail is suggested
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Misses Department.

1913 Childrens Navy Blue Sweaters,
81 90 each.
$500 Children's White Sweaters, 81 90
each
3 $25a Children's White Sweaters, S1OO
each.
$3.50 Linen Dresses, 50. Is each
II $500 Gingham Dresses. S3.75 each.
10 $50 Colored Wolfe Dresses, $575
each.
500 Norfolk Suits. S375 each.
S16.7j Linen Dresses, S1275 each
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Travelling Goods.

40-in. Dress Trunk, strongly made, $7.95.
Was $500
= 34-in. Dress Trunks. covered with fiber,
So. 95 each. Were $1,000.
. 36-in. Steamer Trunks, covered with fiber
50. % each. Were $500.
/ 34-in. Bureau Steamer Trunk, $5.a5. Was
$14O0.
2 32-in. Steamer Trunks, rveted construction
SIS. .95 each. Were $500
= 2i-in. Genuine Cowde Suit Cases $5a5
each. Were $50
22n Horn Alligator Suit Case $500
Was $500.
Second hoor, G st.
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Pineapple Cocktail.
Baked Ham. Potato Salad.
Asparagus with Hoilandaise Sauce.
Strawberry Wells. Iced Coffee.
Potato Salad.

Cut cold boiled potatoes in medium
sized slices and toss gently with mayon-
naise dressing.
An excellent boiled salad dressing that
will keep for weeks in cool place is
this: Put four tablespoonfuls of butter
in saucepan with a tablespoonful Of
flour. and then add cupful OF milk and
let 1t thicken. Beat up two eggs. mix
heaping teaspoonful of sugar, a heaping
teaspoonful of mustard and a speck OF
cayenne. Stir the dry ingredients into
the beaten egg. Now stir the egg mix
ture into the cream dressing and remove
at once from the stove.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
: Friday Special in
Women's Cotton Vests.

40 dozen Women's SWISS Ribbed Cotton
Vests, in the desirable low neck and no
sleeve style. and a splendid value at the
special price. 15c garment
And these remnants:
Wonens Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests. low
heck and no sleeves. with fancy crochet fronts
sizes . and q. 15c each. Were 2c,c.
10 pairs Womens Jersey Ribbed Pants In
tlghi Knee and ankle lengths; sizes ) and g. I9c
pair. Were .5c.
Main door. r st
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Women's Dress Department.

Choice 1925 each.
3 s2OO Dotted Wolfe Dresses.
5 $3.50 Embroidered White Dresses.
$500 White Lingerie Dresses
$3.50 French Linen Dresses.
500 90 French Linen Dresses.
8 5000 Embroidered Tissue Dresses.
Choice, S5.75 each.
Navy Dotted Foulard Dresses
10 White and Black Figured Foulard
Dresses.
Rough Pongee Dresses.
Plain Messaline Dresses.
3 Striped Messaline Dresses
Choice, $17.JO each.
s Serge Dresses.
Crepe Meteor and Chiffon Dresses.
3 Crepe Meteor Evening Dresses.
Third floor, ct.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Hosiery Department.

90 pairs Women's Lsle Thread ana Cotton
Hose. In white. black and tan: slightly damaged.
loc pair. Were &c. 35c and soc.
- pairs Wonen's Black Lslc Thread Lace
ankle Hose; fine quality: size 9Ig 25c pair
Were SOC. z ~ P
IA pairs Women's Boot Pattern Lis.e Thread
hose: black top and white boots. white tons
ana oiaek boots: sizes o and 9ia; slightly dam
aged; l1c pair. Were zoe.
Main foor. r ST.
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Friday Special in
Wcmen's House Dresses at ST. 90

A wide variety of neat stripe, floral and
dot designs in Lawns and Dimities, ma
terials that are usually used in House
Dresses selling at sl.5o, s1.75 and S2.O0
Sizes "a TO a6. Offered at the
Special price. S1.Oo each
Third floor G ST.