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District Illiteracy Figures.

The census figures just publ shed relat-
ingn TO illiteracy in the District are
especially gratifying. The last federal
enums ia ton showed hat there We're then
only I3.S12 persons here in the illiterate
class out of the total populate ton over ten
ears of age. representing a percenta sc
Of 10 In 1900 the iliteracy percentage
was So a dminutOn of ~ per cent in
ten years. The illiteracy percentage for
the continental United States total popu-
lation in l:sU-the percentage for the 1910
census not having been yet announced
was 1OI. Thus ten years ago the Dis
t.ict population was IL per cent less Hit
crate than the population of the entire
country. The percentage of illiteracy
whereas in 1900 the percentage for the
United States among negroes was AS.
These figures indicate very high state
OF education among the people of the Dis
trict Conditions here are favorable to
such a development of intelligence and
Eteracy. There are no extensive Turd;
regions and the public school system
covers the entire area Of the census
enumeration y compulsory education
law is bringing into the schools practi-
"a lily all the children. and il is conceivable
that save for immigration on the part of
illiterate foreigners the District percent
age OF illiteracy will be in perhaps an
other decade reduced 10 negligibly
email per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Friday Special in
Bows Sweaters and
Wash Suits.

A lot of Boys Pure Worsted
Sweaters-fnely made, and
shown in plain gray and gray
with red borders; they have high
collars that can be worn turned
up or to lie fiat. Sizes 10 to Il
wears. One of the best and most
timely values this department has
ever offered.
$3.50 each. Regularly $500.
A lot of Little Children's Pure
Wool Sweaters, We neck style and
button down front; good color
combinations. Sizes to 6 years.
6oc each. Regularly $I.oo.
A lot of Boys Washable Rus
sian Blouse Suits, of good heavy
material for winter wear, in neat
striped effects of blue and tan.
Made in several different models
with military, eton or sailor col
lars.
$2.:35 each-worth up to $3.o5.
$I.65 each-worth up to $3.50.
Third floor. st.
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Perkins as an Angel

While the subject is fresh IL would he
well and just for the public to assign Mr..
George W. Perkins his true place in the
brotherhood of angels. 1t should be a
high place. IL ii may be said without ir-
reverence. is he not an arch-anSel" Has
he not for years shown such interest i'll
politics. and such libera!ity In subscrib-
ing to campaign funds. as to enttle him
to unusual distinction?
only the other day Chairman Dixon of
the progressive national committee, in
testifying before the Clapp committee.
said. frankly and gratefully. that in the
matter of campaign expenses whenever re
got hard up he went to Perkins" When
other pocketbooks were frozen up, that
of Mr.. Perkins was open and accessible.
Eternal summer reigned there.
And now Mr. Perkins pays himself a
tribute. With regard to the campaign OF
l9o, he says that whenever Treasurer
FIISs sot Lard W application was made
10 him. And he always responded. Little
sums of five and ten thousand dollars
\. ere often contr. buted.
Mark the word little. The contribu-
tons of Thomas F. Ryan and August Bel
mont to the Parker campaign have taken
tie shine off other records But little
ton fund. as little drops of water ma Ike
the mighty ocean. Maybe If Mr.. Per-
hins' total We're published he would de-
serve to stand in line with Mr.. Ryan
and Mr. Belmont a. one whose heart and
purse are ever al the service of political
friends
But that total necessarily is guesswork.
) :. Perkins kept no accounts Neither
CT Mr.. Ryan or Mr.. Belmont. All three
j.. going over those past benefactions deal
rJw in round numbers. Mr. Ryan fig
L IS his al four hundred and fifty thou
E.; I'd dollars. Mr.. Belmont takes second
nifty thousand. Mr.. Perkins helped Treas
urer Bliss and Chairman Dixon when
ever they got hard up.
1t is worthy of note that none of
these men has ever sought office for him
self. Mr.. Ryans name once figured in
gossip about Virginia senatorship, but
not at his instigatiOn. Mr.. Belmont was
mentioned as the proba BILE Secretary of
the Treasury in case of Judge Parker
ection. but the public did not take the
.ssestion seriously. Mr.. Perkins is not
l -iieved to be Office hunting now. but only
Lying pipe for a pull with trust COM
mission in case of the success of the pro-
gIessive party and the carrying out OF
its trust program.
AItruism? Party pride? Public spirit:
Call il what you will. There are the men
There are the sums they have given.
They are practical men, and the sums are
large.
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To a London Suffragette.

Oh. militant miss. when you tell us
Your scorn for political tricks
You also unkindly compel us
To dodge q few volleys of bricks;
And We think we should have your per-
mission,
Considering what We endure,
To remark. from a sheltered position,
That the logic is slightly obscure.
When we see big boulder go sailing
Straight through glass window near
by;
When policemen use threats unavailing
And quail meath the glance of your eye
When life that was moving SO sweetly
Seems turned to a dynamite plot,
We know you've proved something com
pletely,
But We can't clearly figure out what.
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And these remnants

And these remnants:
suits Mems White NainSook Pajamas medi-
UNI size: slightly soiled: 9jc suit Were $lo1.
IL suits Mems Self-striped White Madras "a
in mas large size slightly soiled: 69c SUIT were
$1.G1. 80
1S Mems Nightshrts. plain and trimmed. We
neck: size II: soc each. Were Toe.
Main floor ST.
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Friday Special in
Bows Wool Suits.

The strength OF this value can
not be measured by the price
alone-which is very low; the
garments must be inspected to
fully appreciate the offering
Made of medium-weight pure
wool fabrics. in good. serviceable
and stylish shades of brown and
gray. Special attention was given
to the fit, the cut and the tailor
ing. and we pronounce them the
best. Sizes 10 to Is.
S4.z5 each. Were 5000 and $50.
And these remnants:
20 Double breasted Suits. brown. gray and tan
mixtures: strictly all-wool materials: sizes ~
to IS: 81. % each. Were $500 and $500
Fall-weight Refers. plain grays-good
serviceable coiors; sizes 21a. 5, s. 4. and g.;
g. ~ each. Were $500.
Third floor F st.
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Friday Special in
Book Department.
\ Notable Book Greatly Under

A Notable Book Greatly Under
Price.
"The South's Physical Recov-
cry" described in one hundred
addresses by leaders of national
importance. A large volume of
more than 1000 pages, bound in
strong blue cloth, containing all
the addresses in full. Among the
many interesting speakers and
speeches are President Taft. on
"Today's National Affairs"
Theodore Roosevelt, on The
South's Obligation in Statesman
ship and Business Endeavor" /;
Woodrow Wilson, on "The Citi-
zen and the State; VIM. H.
Saunders, on THE District of
Columbia; John Hays Ham
mond, on industrial Develop
ment of the South; John Barrett.
on Get Ready for the Panama
Canal" and many others.
Special price, $I.oo.
Issued at $500 the volume
Main floor Tenth St
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$3.50 pair. Regularly
$780,.

Third floor Tenth ST.
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Corset Department.

3 pairs Lily of France Corsets. coutil. boned
with walohn: medium bust and long hip: sizes
Is. % and "a: $500 pair: Were $1,000.
9 pairs Madame Irene Corsets. coutil, walohn
boning medium bust and long hip; sizes 20 and
21: $500 pair. Were $1,000.
3 pairs Ivy Corsets silk batiste. medium bust
and long hip; sizes Is, II and %: $500 pair.
Were $1,000.
pairs Ivy COrsets. medium bust and long
hin: sizes 10, 81. "a and 80; $500 pair. Were
$500.
pairs Ivy Corsets. coutil. medium bust and
long hip sizes IS and 10; 500 pair Were
$500.
Third floor Eleventh st.
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

Issued at $500 the volume
Main floor, Tenth st.
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Indiana. State and National.

Former Senator Beveridge VINO is tue
progressive candidate for Governor OF
Indiana is quoted in an interview as
saving that he desires no divided. tri-
umph in tire state next month. That Is
to say. he does not want to be elected
unless The progressive national ticket
also carries the state. 1t is claimed that
he is stronger than the national ticket.
Probably that fact provoked his utter
ances.
This is good politics. Mr.. Beveridge
is listed as an aspirant for the presi-
dency. and he is probably thinking of
the future. and maybe the near future
as near as 1916.
1t was on election day in November.
1855. that David b. Hill carried New
York for governor. while Grover Cleve-
land lost 1t for President. Instantly the
charge was made by Mr.. Hills enemies
in his own party that he had sod out
the national for the benefit of the state
ticket. And said they. warningly: Let
it be remembered against him. He wants
when the time comes that he does not
profit by this treachery.''
Mr.. Hill did want to be President. and
nomination Of 1892. this charge con-
fronted him. He encountered 1t every
where. was unable to overthrow 1t, and
ct Chicago that year it undid him. His
easy defeat by Mr.. Cleveland in the ma
tional convention was in part due to the
belief by many democrats that he had
played Mr.. Cleveland fa'se four years
before
There never was the slightest ground
for the story. and it afterward appeared
that Mr.. Cleveland himself had never
believed it. He had thought of condemn
ing 1t over his signature but neglected
to do SO In the rush of other matters
Af,er Mr.. Cleveland's death, and long
after the disclosure could be of any
service to Mr.. Hill politically, the truth
came out. and cleared Mr.. Hills record
completely. He not only had not been
disloyal to the democratic national ticket
in 1883. but had worked harder for il
than for his own ticket. The simple
story was that New York did not want
Mr.. Cleveland that year, but did want.
and got, Mr.. Hill.
Suppose Mr. Beveridse We're to carry
Indiana for governor and the progressive
national ticket failed in the state, and
Mr.. Straus were to carry New York for
governor and the progressive national
ticket failed there. Should We not hear
both men accused Of underhanded deal
ings with a view of magnifying their i'm
portance for the future? Nothing would
be more likely. The political world is
full Of quick suspicious and quick CEN
sure. and Mr.. Beveridge. by his deliver
ance. shows himself alive to the danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
China Department.

Decorated Austrian China Covered Dishes.
SIC each Were 500
doz Daintily Decorated Austrian China Chloe
olate Cups and Saucers, 81. 50. Were $500.
3 Decorated Austrian China Olive Pick IL
Dishes, l5c each. Were ;i5c.
l Daintily Decorated English Porcelain Teapot.
soc. Was SOC.
1 Daintily Decorated Syracuse China Covered
Butter Dish, SOC. Was 81 10.
1 Green and gold French China Meat Platter.
150. Was $500.
1 doz Daintily Decorated Austrian China
Bread and Butter Plates 81 20. Were $3.50.
1 Richly Decorated French China Chocolate
Pot $50 Was 500
I Richly Decorated French China Msrmalade
Jar. $1.25. Was $3.50.
1 Decorated French China Salad Bowl. Loo.
Was SITS.
l Imported Stein. 81 .95. Was $500.
Fifth floor, q st.
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Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

Remnant lengths ranging from 11a to
wards. in fabrics suitable for kimonOs
dressing sacques. children's school dresses
and boys blouSes.
kindergarten Cloth. 13c yard. Was 25c
Samson Galatea Cloth, 12lac yard. Was
15c.
Ivanhoe Zephyr. 121ac yard. Was 15c
Zephyr Bingham, Toe yard. Was 12lAc
Printed Percale. 1Oc yard. Was 121sc.
Printed Outing Cloth, Zoe yard. Was
121ac.
Mercerized Popln. 15c yard. Was 25c.
Costume Chiffon. 15c yard. Was DC.
Printed Cotton Wolfe, pc yard. Was SOC
Second floor, q ST.
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School Baths.
From the New York Sun,


That the school bath is unsurpassed in
its influence upon the physical and psy-
chic development of the child has been
slowly f1ltering into the minds of those
who hold the purse strings of the people
Among educators the able superintend-
ent of the public schools of this city
stands foremost in the advocacy of
school baths. Judging from the absence
of any appropriation for this purpose
the money being stolen from the rec
reation fund at presently the school bath
has hitherto not been estimated at it's
true value in stimulating civic virture.
Lest the latter claim be regarded as
visionary. the following facts may be
mentioned: John Wesley's Cleanliness
is next to goodness" is founded on the
fact that water has been a part of re-
lgious ceremonies from time immemorial.
And To-Day water is so applied by the
Jew. the Mohammedan and in various
ceremonial forms by all the Christian
sects. Many wise men have reiterated
this idea quoted by John Wesley from
the Talmud. Baron Won Liebg, for in
stance. wrote Soap is the great civil
izer." And DR.. Maxwell has we'll ex-
pressed 1t pithily by his slogan. Baths
before libraries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Aim of the Allies.
From the Chicago News.

From the chicago News.
The Balkan coalition has demanded and
is now endeavoring to obtain by force of
arms autonomy for Macedonia, Old Ser
via, Epirus, Albania and the province of
AdrianOple, sad remnants of ancient
Christian states that We're overwhelmed
by the Turkish invasion of Europe in the
fifteenth century. These parts .of Tur-
key in Europe are chiefly inhabited by
Christians of the same races the peo-
pies of Bulgaria, Servia, Montenegro and
Greece. Turkey has chosen war rather
than submit to further peaceable disinte-
grafton of the Ottoman empire. So its
armies are confronting the allies and
hostilities are under way in various
places Turkeys former war minister.
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha. is in chief
command of that nations forces. The
commander-in-chief of the allied armies
is King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, with Gen.
Savoff former war minister of Bulgaria,
commanding the Bulgarian forces in the
field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Drapery Department.

pairs Grande Dame Arabian Lace Curtains.
2lS Yards long; s.. 90 pair. Were 5000. = pains
at So 90 each. Were S22 so.
= White Bon Femme Lace Curtains. 81 SO
each. Were $500.
Ecru Bon Femme Lace Curtains. 81 80 each.
Were 90.
80 odd Portieres of French make. desirable for
single doors and couch covers: light green, blue
pink and other colors: $500 each. Values up TO
1900.
Remnants and short lengths Of Cretonnes. Cur
tain Nets and similar materials, Il to Y less
than regular prices.
Fourth floor. q
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Trunk Department.

1 :s6inch Trunk. made of three-ply Eastwood
$751; Was $500.
"a inch Trunk. encircled by two heavy lea
err straps: $1,000. Was $1,000.
36inch Eastwood Steamer Trunk $40 90
Was S17.0O.
/ 3G-inch Steamer Trunk. Sl4.OO Was s21 90
:sO-inch Steamer Trunk, $S95. Was SIS 90
22-inch Suit Case. $500. Was $500
l 22-inch Suit Case, fitted with toilet articles
$3.50 Was $3.50.
1 22-inch Black Cowhide Suit Case. $500
Was $500.
1 22-inch Horn Alligator Suit Case. $500
Was $500.
/ 15-inch Black Seal Bag. $1,000 Was $1,000
2 15-inch Genuine Cowhide Bags. $500 each
Were $500.
1 15-inch Black Cowhide Bag 1885, Was
So so.
Second floor, st.
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Black Dress Goods Dept.

Az yards 44-inch Storm Serge, $2.75 VA
$3.19
Was $500
pa yards 56nch Storm Serge, $2.s5. Was
So. so.
pig yards 54-inch Fancy Suiting, 1913. Was
S.. 90.
! Az yards 44-inch Crepe de Paris Iupin 81.
So. so. Was $500.
| "a. yards 44-inch Tussah Royal Priestiey'0.
So. 90. Was $4.l3.
"a yards 44-inch Mohair Sicilian, $2.75. Was
$3.65
81. yards 42-inch Silk-warp Henrietta, $500.
Was $3.50.
5 yards 54-inch widewale Serge. $500. Was
2iS wards 45-inch Chiffon Wolfe, $500. Was
2I5 yards 54-inch widewale Serge, $500. Was
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Furniture Department.

Reed Table. green finish cane top. So.
Was $500.
I High grade CirrasSian Walnut IaiI.. .ia>s
top and shelf: $l5.W. Was S;o.uU.
1 Mission Oak Sewing Table, three drawers
$500. Was $1,000.
1 Large Reed Chair. cushion seat and back
broad arms: $685.. Was $500.
. Reed Armchairs. cane seat. oak finish. 81 D
each. Were 500
1 High grade Mahogany Washstand. tuo draw
ers; double cupboard: $1,000. Was $22
1 Oak Buffet, plain design: two small aud one
large drawer sl9.75. Was $500.
Mahogany Toilet Table. French plate mirror
and two drawers; $19.75 Was $1,000.
= Mahogany finished Bedroom Chairs. cane
seat: well braced; S1.5O each Were $50.
/ CHARTERED Oak Rocker. leather seat and
back: 81. 95 each. Was $500.
Mahogany Dining Table. colonial design;
5000. Was 5000.
1 Chartered Oak China Closet large size; full
swell front; s26.75. Was $500.
Sixth floor q ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Friday Special in
WOmen'S Sweaters.

New lot just received. made uf
the finest pure wool and woven
IN the best manner. Shown in
white. gray and tan. and white
with combination trimmings.
some with high neck and collars
Others with We neck; garments of
the best quality in sizes 81. %.
80 and 20. We secured the> ?
from maker whose inducement
was SO attractive that we can sell
regular S3.75. $3.50. $500 and
S5.75 Sweaters at the
Special price, S2.95 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Bed Department.

46 white Enamel Bed brass trimmed;
$1,000 Was $500.
1 4.6 White Enamel Bed continuous post;
$14.O Was 5000.
40 White Enamel Bed. brass trimmed; $3.50.
Was $500.
4.i White Enamel Bed. brass trimmed; s. so,
Was $3.50.
/ Aft White Enamel Bed. with continuous
posts: $1,000. Was $500.
:l-ft. White Enamel Bed. brass trimmed;
500 Was $500.
Second floor. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
HouSefurniShing Dept.

I Fircless Cooker $500. Was S12.eo.
Vacuum Cleaner S120b. Was Si5.1.
lot Garment Hangers. zoe doz. Were 6oc.
Imported Wood Serving Tray. SOC. Wac
S1.25.
/ Imported Wood Serving Tray. si.oo. Was
81 .35.
Rubber Mat for slop Jar. :5c. Wss 50c.
lot Clothes Brushes Zoe each. Wcrc 2Jc.
I White Enamel Pie Closet. 81. %. Was 500.
! Large Utility Basket $1.O0 Was $3.50.
. Alcohol Irons. 81. IS each. Were $3.50.
Fifth door Eleventh st.
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Friday Special in
WOmen'S Black Suede Shoes.

We place on sale a splendid line
OF Women's Black Suede Button
Shoes from one of the most highly
reputable makers of womens fine
and dependable footwear. This
affords rare value for our pa
irons, permitted by an unusual &C
quirement direct from the maker.
They are made of fine black suede
calfskin. with black cravenette
cloth top. the popular medium
high cut. I4-button model, on the
new round toe Dixie last will,
Cuban heels. Sizes 4 to 7AA, 3 to
"A and B; 21a to &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24

Nainsook Princess Slips, trimmed with en-
brodery and lace edge beading and ribbon; 68c
each. Were $1OO.
French Hand embroidered Combination Suits.
81 80 each. We're $2.25 and 81. 80.
Black Cotton Moreen Petticoats, with ac-
Gordon plated hOunce; 15c each. Were 81 90
Black Percaline PetticOats. tucked hounce
finished with plain ruffie; CSC each. Were 81. So
) WOmen's Pink Wolfe Gowns, low neck and
short sleeves: trimmed with lace edge; DOC
each Were $1.OO.
3 Striped Wash Silk Petticoats, with plain
dounce: So 10 each. Were $3.50.
10 pairs Women's Drawers circular and straight
styles: trimmed with lace rufies OF embroid-
cry soc pair. Were Zoe
Third floor. G. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Pleasures of the Forest.

"A true philosopher said the man
who likes to make speeches with himself
as audience. 'loves nature and solitude.
There is nothing that pleaseS me more
than to get out in the woods all by my
self
YES" replied the painfully practical
person: when the hunting season is on
the only way to enjoy being in the
woods is to make sure that you are by
yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Tow Department.

lot OF Children's Mission Rockers damaged
25c each. Were 81. % and $3.50.
I Large Cow. stand S1-JD. Was SO.
1 Tea Set. damaged: $1.oo; WIS $3.50: ~
soc each; 81. 90.
I Farm Set damag ed. S1.00. Was $500.
1 Fort. damaged: 81 90. Was $500
1 Large wOoy Dog. slightly soed; si"'.
Was $3.!a
A lot OF Woolly Animals. slightly soiled: De
each. Were 81 90 $125. 81 80 and 500
. Dolls Cabriolets. slightly soied; sl.00 each.
Were S. so and $12O0.
1 Humpty Dumpty Circus Wagon. damaged:
So 90. Was $3.50.
Fourth floor, Eleventh st.
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WOmen's Dress Department.

TO Cotton wolfe and Lawn DRESSES. S2..Ia
each. Were 675.
Pure Linen Dresses. 1.95 each W-re
1919
White Linene Norfolk Dresses 10.
each. Were S5.W
> White Batiste Dresses. lace trimmed
$685. each. Were $3.50
Third floor. g 81.
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Infants Department.

pairs Chidren's Night Drawers. with feet.
7:5c Iair Were 81 .O5.
ChiIdren's White NainsOok Skirts trimmed
with hpmstitched rufies: 50c each. Were Csc.
pairs Children's Blue and Pink Chambray
Rompers, skirt style: soc each. Were 75c.
Children's Silk-and-WoOl Rueben Shirts, 75c
each. Were $50.
Ohildren's Pink Blanket Bath Robes trim
med with satin. finished with pocket and cords;
81 90 each. Were $3.50.
5 Children's White Lawn dresses. Russian
style. square neck and short sleeves. trimmed
81. 80.
Third floor, ST.
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Columbus and the Egg.

THAT Christopher Columbus is very
wise and prudent man." whispered Fer
dinand
why do you think 500 asked Isabella
1.-The care he has taken to be the only
person provided with egg during his
entire lecture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
Friday Special in
WOmen'S Combination Suits.

A sample assortment from one
of the best makers, including
Form-htting Combination Suits
of wool, Isle and cotton. in light
and medium weights; high neck
and long sleeves and low neck
and no sleeves. Slightly soiled
Marked at Is to u less
the regular prices.
Main floor Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24

The story about exchanges of millet
and red pepper TO betoken numerous So,
diery on the part of the Turks and fiery
intentions on the pat of the Bulgarians
STOW that the London war correspond
tnts are faithful To- their posts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-24
WOmen'S Coat Department.

Shower proof Cravenette Coat. semi ug
style: size 81. Reduced from $500 SIS
1 White Basket Cloth Long Coat. collar and
cuffs OF shrimp pink silk; size So Reduced
from $500 to $3.50.
I Imported Gray Mixed Cloth Coat. semi fitting
style trimmed with black velvet: size ;6 Re-
duced from So 30 $500.
Third floor q ST
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Girls Department.

Girls Winter Coats. gray and brown mix
lures, made full length and lined throughout
belted back; sizes 4. 10 and L. years. Reduced
from ST.. 40 to So. Is each.
= Girls Gray Cloth Winter Coats. strictly tai
lored. lined throughout: size l. years. Reduced
from IS. as $4.25 each.
Girls Winter Coats. brown mixtures. full
length. lined throughout: belted back: sizes 8
and IL years: $50 each. Were $1,000.
Is Girls Percale Dresses. one-piece style high
Reduced from 81 Is TO 95c each.
Also a special lot of Women )
Lawn House Dresses; light and
dark colors. with Dutch neck and
"a sleeves: fasten in front: all
sizes; "a to 40. Reduced from
SI.OO to soc each.
Third door. q ST.