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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26

Browne, thereby recognizing that the
apihtH TO be content with only ones self
lof company is something which can and
o. Sht to be cultivated
lhere are a great many people to whom
lhefe IS no prospect more terrifying
than that of a few hours with only their
own selves for company. To escape that
terrible catastrophe they will make
friends with the most fearful bore or
read the most stupid story
wonder If they realize when they do
that. what q commentary they are MAX
ing on their own boresomeness?
If such people are marooned few
hours, not only without human compan-
lohship. but even without d book or
magazine with which to screen their own
stupidity from themselves, they are fair
~ frantic. The surest way of not hav-
ing any thoughts of your own some
one said lis taking up a book every
time you have nothing to do In these
days of cheap and copious reading mat
ter that is exactly what ree-fourths of
us do.
Is it any wonder then that most of
us do seem to be rather short on thoughts
OF our own and not very successful as
companions for ourselves?
Could you enjoy just watching a crowd
of people pass by?
Could you be happy alone in a strange
city?
Could you enjoy a Ions walk in the
country by yourself?
In short, are you liable to be alone?
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And these remnants:
Furniture Department.

Early English Oak Library Table large
drawer and shelf SJ.Jl Was $500.
Thrcepec Eariy English Oak Living Room
Suite. consisting of scttce. arm rocker and
armchair, upholstered in genuine leather. $685.
Was Si,.,D
Mahogany Armchair. full box seat, panel
back. $50 Was $3.50
CHARTERED Oak Arm Rockers. genuine leather
seat and back. 500 each. Were $1JOO.
CHARTERED Oak Buffet plain design, drawers
and cupboard. Sl3.1J. Was $500.
= Carved Oak Library Chairs. leather seats
mission finish 800 each. Were $500.
/ Early English Oak Dining Room Suite. con
sistins Of buffet. extension table, china closet
and six leather seat chairs $3.50. Was sos. 40
l solid Mahogany Dresser: large size. French
plate mirror. 5000 Was $500.
I Mahogany Princess Dresser. large mirror
three drawers swell front. $l6.15. Was S22.OO
] Walnut Serving Table, plain design. large
drawers and shelf 5000. Was 5000.
l Early English Oak Dining Room Extension
Table. colonial design. S1l.:O. Was $500.
l Mahogany Serving Table, large drawer anG
shelf. $3.50. Was $500.
Quari"red Oak China Closet. full swell
front. adjustable shelves. $685.. Was $1,000.
l Mission Oak Armchair. low back, Spanish
leather seat. S6.25. Was 5000.
Golden Oak Tabourettes, square top, 55t
each. Were zoe.
! CHARTERED Oak Dressing Table, swell front
two drawers $3.50. Was $500.
Sixth floor, st.
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Seekers after novelty will find that the
prevailing fancy is for fine lawn ano
lace in such table accessories as the
table center or dolly. The cloth of dam
ask Wilderness is not broken by a spot
of color except that supplied by floral
decoration. The dolly may be simple
or extremely decorative, but it must be
of virgin whiteness.
The table center of billowy silk or chif-
fon is not nearly such fashionable form
of decoration as the center OF lace and
lawn. which lies like distinguishing
spot of embroidery to relieve the plain
napery of the table. being the island on
which sweet pale-toned blossoms grow
out of tine-stemmed glasses or from sill
very bowls. There is opportunity for fine
needle craft in the creation of the table
dolly, and some of the most artistic
examples of fine work are produced by
enthusiastic needlewomen of today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Corset Department.

pairs Florita Corsets, coutil. walohn
boning; high bust and long hip: sizes 49,
~. -, 23 and 70; 500 pair. Were $1,000
:: pairs Ivy Corsets. silk-striped batiste
in colors; medium high bust and long
hip: sizes Is, 10 and 20; $500 pair. Were
5000.
4 pairs Ivy Corsets, coutil; medium
bust and long hip; sizes %, "A and 70;
500 pair. Were $50.
pairs Lily of France Corsets; fine
coutil boned with walohn; medium bust
and long hip; sizes %, n and 20; $500
pair. Were $1O.JO.
8 pairs Parame Corsets, coutil; boned
with whalebone; medium bust and hip;
sizes -, II and %; $500 pair. Were
$50.
pairs Madame Irene Corsets, coutil
boned with walohn; medium bust long
hip: sizes 70, 20 and IL 500 pair. Were
sl0OO.
Third door, Eleventh ST.
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BE YOUR OWN COMPANION
By Ruth Cameron.
BE able to be alone.
Sir Thomas Browne

BE able to be alone.
Sir Thomas Browne
Are You good company for yourself?
A young woman in the course of a va
cation trip was left alone for Il few days
in d strange city where she did not
know ii single person. When the friends
for whom she was waiting joined her
they were loud in their expressions of
SYMPATHY for the terrible boredom she
must have suffered.
The Young woman opened her eyes wide
in amaZement why, l had Il lovely
time she said
What did YOU do?
well, | went shopping and then went
out to the park and looked at the ami
mails Then | walked up and down the
avenue and watched the people, and
thought about them and what they We're
doing Altogether, the time just flew
by"
And you weren't lonely?'
Not a Bit" said the young woman,
frankly Il suppose | could have made
friends with some of the women at the
house but. do you know, | didn't really
care to- | guess" she concluded with a
smile that I'm pretty good company for
myself;
Wasn't she a lucky woman. or, more
likely, a wise one?
BE able to .oe alone says Sir Thomas
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Little Stories for Bedtime.
PRICKLY PORKY ENJOYS HIMSELF.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Prickly Perky the Porcupne was en-
joying himself. There was no doubt about
that. He Was stretched across the door
way of what had been for d long time an
old, deserted fox house, the very house in
which old Granny Fox had been born.
When he had lain down on the doorstep
for nap and sun bath he had thought
that the old house WIS still deserted. Then
he had fallen asleep only to be awakened
by Reddy Fox, who had been asleep in the
old house, and who couldn't get out be-
cause Prickly Porky was in the way
Now Prickly Porky does not love Reddy
Fox. and the more Reddy begged and
scolded and called him names the more
Prickly Perky chuckIed 1t was such d
good joke to think that he had trapped
Reddy Fox, and he made up his mind
that he would keep Reddy in there
long time just to tease him and make him
uncomforta ole. You see Prickly Porky
remembered how often Reddy Fox played
mean tricks little meadow and forest
folks who are smaller and weaker than
himself.
1t will do him good. 1t certainly will
do him good. said Prick!y Porky, and
ratified the thousand little spears hidden
in his long coat. for he knew that the
very sound of them would make Reddy
Fox shiver with fright
Suddenly Prickly Porky pricked up his
funny little short ears. He heard the deep
voice of Bowser the Hound. and it was
coming nearer and nearer Prickly Perky
ehuckled again
Il guess Mr.. Bowser is going to have
a surprise: | certainly think he is said
Prickly Porky, as he rolled himself into
ball so that all the thousand little
spears stood out from his long coat till
he looked like a funny great chestnut
burr.
BOwSer the Hound did have a surprise.
He was hunting Reddy Fox and he almost
ran into Prickly Perky before he saw
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, him The very sight of those thousand
little spears sent little cold chilIs chasing
each other down Bowser's backbone clear
TO the tip of his tail, for he remembered
now ne had got some of them i'm his lipS
ana mouth once upon time and how it
had hurt to have them pulled out Ever
since then he had had the greatest respect
for Prckly Porky.
Wow ,yelped Bowser the Hound,
stopping short. Il beg your pardon,
Prickly Porky. l beg your pardon. didn' t
know you were taking nap here"
All the time Bowser the Hound was
hacking away as fast as he could. Then
he turned around, put his tail between his
legs and actually ran away
Slowly Prickly Porky unrolIed and his
little eyes twinkled as he watched Bow
ser the Hound run away
Bowser's very big and strong.
HIS voice Is deep: his legs are long:
His bark scares some almost to death
But as for me he wastes his breath;
just roll up and shake my spears
And Bowser is the one who fears
So said Prickly Porky. and laughed
aloId. Just then he heard light foot
step and turned to see who was coming
1T was old Granny Fox. She had seen
Bowser run away and now she was
safe
Good morning" said Granny Fox, TAX
ing care not to come too near.
Coed morning replied Prickly Porky.
hiding smile with one hand
I'm very tired and would like to go in
side my house. Had YOU just as soon
move?' asked Granny Fox.
Oh. exclaimed Prickly Porky lis this
youh house? 1 thought you lived over
on the Green Meadows
Il did. but I've moved Please LET me
in. replied Granny Fox.
Certainly, certainly. Don't mind me-
Granny Fox. step right over me-" said
Prickly Porky and smiled behind his
hand once more, at the same time rafting
his little spears
instead of stepping over him, Granny
Fox backed away
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Silk Waist Department.

i Copenhagen and Black Chiffon Waist
size IS: $1,000. Was $3.50
Chiffon Cloth Waists, heliotrope an6
copenhagen; 1915 each. Were $3.50
Brown Chiffon Waists, S4.9J each
Were SS.7J
l White Chiffon Waist, s4.95. Wa.
$1,000. -.
1 Black Crepe de Chine Waist: size "a
$500 Was $1,000
A lot of Chiffon Cloth Overblouses
black. navy, kings blue, brown and gray
$2.9J each Were 1896 and 500
A lot of Tailored Silk Waists, variety
of colors and STYLES; $295 each. Were
$780, 500 and $3.50.
A small lot of Waist Slips, in pink
light blue and black; 81 90 each. Were
$1.75 and $50
Third floor G. ST
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latest American Fashions


Gay embroderes and appliques make
an effective foil to sleeves and neck ruff
| ties and We shall see all of them a-plenty
| this fall and winter. Much of the en-
broidery is coarse. with stitches amateur
| ish looking and much more attractive at
| a distance than at close range. The
stuffed embroidery. however. is different
| 1t consists of padding design in the old
way, then covering it with web silk or
satin and working over it-a much more
| difficult task to perform satisfactorily
than it would appear.
In the model sketched this method of
decoration is attractively used. The gown
material is smoke charmeuse and the
flowers a darker shade. with deep red in
the center and the foliage green. At the
top the skirt; is gathered very scantily.
The blouse, with its long sleeves cut in
one with ii and brought into deep, tight
fitting cuffs at the wrist. has the fronts
Surpliced and continued into sash ends
a bit of novelty that is wonderfully sue
cessful. Neck and sleeve ruffles are of
cream -colored null, with hemstitched bor-
derS.
In spite of the fact that figured ma
terials considered of first Importance
this year. a great deal will be done with
the plain Satins and wOrSteds. especially
in the way of combining embroideries
with them although at the same time the
material will continue TO figure promf-
nentlN in the trimming scheme, just as it
has for the two seasons past.
Many daring experiments in color treat
mentS have been launched. particularly
along the line of Persian effects, but the
trend is emphatcally toward IL careful
blending of shades, tints and tones rather
than the apparently indiscriminate COM
binatiOns that have held This is espe-
cially emphasized where figured and plain
goods are used together. a third color
generally being introduced Just where it
Is best tended 10 give the note of accent
But for ali this. there is decided touch
of OrientalSm about the new fashions
To revert to the sketch again, it repre-
sentS one of two types of gowns that will
prevail for while, the other type being
the variously draped effects and how
ever popular the latter may become the
first will appeal irresstibly to the woman
who insists upon uncorseted figure
and there are many of these women since
Paris has started this fad
All sorts OF ways and means for inter-
ruptIng the straightneSS without exactly
breaking 1t have been devised. as for
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Infants Department.

l Childrens Dark Gray Rancoat box style,
with turnover collar and straps across back
$500. Was 500.
Childrens Linen Dresses kimono style. trim
med with French knots around neck and on
sleeves $50 each Were $3.50.
Childrens White Lawn Dresses. yoke and
long waist styles. tucked and trimmed with
feathersttching and lace Toe each. Were $l00
and $1.5O.
] Children's Black Hat, corduroy crown trim
med with caracul: LOO Was $500.
Children's Black French Felt Hat, trimmed
with band and bow; 3Jc. Was ST.
Third floor. l.
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Lace Curtain Department.

. pairs White Marie Antoinette Curtains; 3
yard length: $3.50 pair. Were 81. SO.
pairs White Marie Antonette Curtains;
s.. 90 pair. Were $50.
pairs White Renaissance Lace Curtains, 3
pairs Lacet Arabian Curtains; 3la-yard
length: S11 so pair. Were 5000.
pairs White Scrim Curtains with rena ssance
corners and edges, alayardt length, ST. pair.
Were 500.
|. pairs White Scrm Curtains. with imitation
6ft Insertion trimming; :I-yard length: I5c
pair. Were $1.15.
pairs Handsome Marie Antoinettc Curtains,
3-yard length: 500 pair. Were $1,000.
pairs Cream Irish Point Curtains. 3yard
length; $3.50 pair. We're $3.50.
Also 200 remnants and short lengths Crctnnnes
Slkolines. Curtain Swisses and ma teriaIs Of a
similar texture. suitable for many decorative and
fancy work purposes; x to q less regular prices.
Fourth floor, q st.
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Friday Special in
Bows BlOuSeS.

Fine Quality Madras Blouses
for boys from 7 to 10 years CT
age. shown in serviceable plain
colors and variety of attractive
striped effects desirable for
school and general wear, with
attached collar or Numbered
neckbands: slight soiling is the
reason for reducing the price.
sc each. Were SI.oo.
Third floor Tenth II.
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KITCHENETTES|

Fish may be scaled more quickly II
dipped in boiling water for moment.
Cream that is too thin to whip may
be made to do so by adding the unbeaten
white of an egg before beginning to whip
it.
To preserve the color of green vege-
tables put them on to cook in boiling wa
ter with a pinch of soda, keep the
cover off the kettle while boiling them.
A mixture of green peas and sweet
breads is always an acceptable entree.
When disposed in pastry cases Of I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26
Skirt Department.

: Gray Serge Skirts; $500 each Were $3.50
l Gray Whipcord Skirt, small size; $40.
Was $40. 10
Tan Whpcord Skirt: Sa95 Was 500
20 Wash Skirts of tan. gray and blue linon
and white ratine cloth; $3.50 each. Were $3.50
and So 30. ).
20 White Pique and Linon Skirts $50 each
Were $3.50.
20 White Rep Skirts. slightly socd; $15o
each. Were 1896 and $3.50
Third floor, q st.
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Friday Special in
WOmen'S White Waists.

White Lawn Shirt Waists. in
an attractive and serviceable tai
lored style; all sizes up to "A.
O0c each. Were SI.oo.
Also lot of Waists of wolfe. batiste
and lawn, variously made and trimmed
soiled and mussed from display and han.
ding.
1896 each-were SJ7J
$2?J each-were $40
S2.95 each--Were $685.
$19I each-Were 500
$50 each-werc 500
Third floor, ST.
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Travelling Goods Dept.

"a inch Trunk for general use: $3.50 Was
81. 80
! 32-inch Trunk: Sl1 80 Was $500
| 34-inch steamer Trunk $S.95. Was Sl4OO
| 4-inch Steamer TruIk $3.50 Was $500
] 26-inch Sole Leather Suit Case, $500 Was
SO 10
24-inch Black walrus Suit Case: $3.50
Was SW0D.
22-inch Horn Alliga tor Leather Suit Case:
$1,000 Was 5000
15-inch Genuine cowhidc Leather Bag; 81 80.
Was $500
1a-inch Black Cowlde Leather Bag: 81. %.
Was 500
Is inch BLACK Bag, fitted with toilet articles;
SIS 90. Was $500.
Second floor, 6 st.
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z5c pair. Were SI.oo and ST.
And these remnants !:
BasketWare Department.

lot children's Lunch Baskets; Toe each.
Were pc
| Wood Basket, slightly damaged SOC. Was
SJc.
I Bassinet, slightly damaged; 500. Was
SOC
! Baby Bureau, damaged: $500. Was $1,000.
! Covered Splint Basket, damaged Toe. Was
500.
l Willow Trunk Hamper, slightly shopworn;
81 90. Was $500.
Round Palm Hamper: 500. Was $3.75.
Fifth floor Eleventh st.
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WOmen'S Coat Department,

Black Whipcord Long Coat semi fitting style:
size 40: $1,000. Was $1,000
Blue Brosdwale Serge Lonscoat size SO;
$1,000. Was S16.50,
Black-and-White Checked Coat black sa tin
collar: size rs: $500. Was $50.
] White Whipcord Long Coat finished with
large buttons and fancy black stitching; size SO;
$1G75. Was $500.
Third floor. q
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Girls Department.

10 Chldren's Wool Coats. for fall wear:
broken sizes: $500 each. Were up TO $1,000
II Bingham Dresses. all sizes from $ TO Il
81. % each. Were $685..
ID Children Dresses. madras. gngham rcI
and linen; broken sizes; $3.3o each Were IN,
to Sc. 70.
Childrens White Rep Dresses; sizes 6.
and 10; $4.95 each. Were $500, SS15 and
$1O7o.
50 Women's and Misses Voile Piaue and tbs.
sue Bingham Dresses; $1.95 each. Were up to
1915.
1 lot House Dresses of figured lawns square
neck and x sleeves; G9c each. Values up to
$1.75.
Third floor, G st.
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China Department.

d'a Daiptily Decorated Austrian China
Cereal Dishes: 30 Was 500 :.
doz Decorated Austrian China Bread and
Butter Plates; xI.S0. Was S:Og
Decorated Japanese China Celery Dish: soc.
Was Si.Oo
l Richly Decorated French China Narmala
Jar; $i.25. Was S25G
Decorated Japanese China Covered Mavon-
pzise Dish &c. Was ST.
I Daintily Decorated French Chin. Surar and
Cream Set; 81 ~. Was $50
Fifth door, u st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26

Lot Madras and Outing Flannel Pa
jamas, small and extra large sizes; dam
aged
Special price. SOC suit
SI.oo, SI.25 and SI.5o qualities.
Lot Madras. Percale and Outing
Flannel Pajamas. soiled and mussed ;
large size only.
Special price. 6oc suit.
SI.oo and SIPS values.
Lot 3-Outing Flannel and Madras Pa
jaInas, small, medium and large sizes;
soiled
Special price, CSC suit.
Values. SI.5o and $500.
Lot Extra Fine Mercerized Cotton
Pajamas, soft and silky: stripes and plain
colors: medium sizes; soiled.
Special price, SI.I5 suit.
S. so and S. 90 grades:
Lot 5-Outing Flannel and Cotton
Nightshirts, plain or trimmed; sizes 10,
IL and IL; damaged.
Special price, SOC each.
Values, SOC, 75c and SI.oo.
The values we have
these garments regularly
Main floor. L ST
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Rug Department.

4.6x7.6ft Herattia Rug, $l2OO. Was
$1,000.
,y9ft Wilton Rug, $500. Was SII.5O.
l 9x12-ft. Body Brussels Rug, 5000. Was
$27.50
12x15-ft. Administer Rug. $1,000. Was $4,000
9x12-ft. Administer Rug, $1775. Was $25. 90.
l 9xl2-ft Brussels Rug, $3.50. Was $1,000
s.3x1O.6 Red Administer Rug, $3.50. Was
S22 80.
. 6x9-ft. Fiber Rugs $3.50 each. Were 500
lot Linoleum. remnants and short lengths in
good designs. y former prices.
Fourth floor, q st.
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Friday Special in
Linen Napkins and Towels.

10 dozen Finest Quality Dou-
bic Damask Napkins, in one de-
sign only; 20 inches square.
$500 dozen. Were $4,000.
to dozen Scalloped Huckabacls
Towels, in three sizes; guaran-
teed pure flax.
$50 dozen. Were $1,000.
$3.50 dozen. Were 5000.
5000 dozen. Were $500.
And these remnants:
30 yards 27-inch Figured Huckaback. 75c
yard Was Sl.2J..
- yards 26-inch Fancy Towelin:, 81 &c yard.
Was soc.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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Hosiery Department.

Il pairs Women's Black Lisle Thread Hose
extra size legs. dainiiy hand embroidered ankles
sizes o. Oh and 10: ~ pair. Were zoe.
~ pairs Women's Fancy Colored Boot style
Isle Hose; sizes si4. and >9i.; 25c pair Were
So<.
Main fv"r. + ST.
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usual form they make dainty dish which

| usual form they make dainty dish which
is easily served.
Faucets are easily frightened by rub-
bling them with a little lemon peel. To
clean zine. dip piece of flannel in paraf-
fin and rub the zinc thoroughly with II.
then wash with hot soap suds and polish
with a dry soft cloth.
Sunshine is the best possible disnfect-
ant Let it flood the rooms which are
occupied whenever ii is possible. Dark
corners that have stuffy smell are dam
gerous to the health of the household.
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25c, $50 and SOC GARNER
And these remnants

Il Womcns Vests. low neck and sleeves
lac fronts: size d: lie each. Were DE
IL Womrn's Combination Suits: low neck and
no sleeves; lace trimmed; size d; ,Uc each
We're 15c-
Main floor. ST.
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Tea Leaves.

To prevent the dust from rising when
sweeping carpet sprinkle over the floor
tea leaves that have been washed and
squeezed nearly dry, but be careful not
to tread on them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-26

Touches of embroidery on self-coy-
cred buttons add immensely to their
appearance. or lace medallions may be
used over dark buttons with good eff
feet
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Friday Clearance
WOmen'S Summer Dresses,

Balance of summer stock
Womens Dresses priced for final
clearance. Included are serges
silks and washable materials ap.
proprlate for wear now and later,
best styles.
5000 Cream Serge Dresses-$15.0
1-$29:O Cream Serge Dress-sl1.(u.
l-*lI.O Crepe Meteor Dress-S1
:-sl6.3 30 Heavy Linen Dresses-S79J.
-sl6oO Lingerie Dresses-s79l
$1,000 Lingerie Dresses-s7
5-s12.J0 Lingerie Dresses-S7.95.
Small number of Dresses,
made OF foulard silks, striped cot
ton wolfe, batiste and tissue
g1ngham; ends of lines in good
effects.
S3.o5 each. Were up to S1o.75
Third floor. G. ST
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Friday Special in
WOmen'S Knit Underwear.

\ sample line of Women )
Seasonable Knit Underwear. con
sisting OF Combination Suits,
Nests and Pants, in light and me-
dunn weights: slightly soiled.
Marked at IS and u less than
regular prices.
25c, $50 and SOC garment.
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Lot 6-Outing Flannel and Cotton
Nishtshirts We neck and with collar;
plain and trimmed; sizes 16. IL and is;
Soled and mussed.
Special price, 800 each.
Values, soc and CSC.
Lot 1-Nainsook, Cotton and Outing
Flannel Nightshirts, We neck or with col
lars; sizes Is and Il; soiled.
Special price, Sc each.
Values, 75c and S5c.
Lot S-Nansook, Cotton and Outing
Flannel Nightshirts; sizes Is, II and ex-
ira large; soiled.
Special price, ooc each.
Values, SI.oo and SI.25.
s Lot 9IFine Cambria and Mercerized
Cotton Nightshirts, white and plain col
ors, size Il; soiled.
Special price, 100 each.
Values, $I.5o and $2.oo.
quoted are the prices
command when perfect.