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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
GALE-SWEPT CRAFT IN PORT.
Fishing Schooner's Crew Wins After
Three-Day Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, September o5.-WIih
one man missing and the crew exhausted
from a three-day fight to keep the vessel
afioat during a storm, the cod-fshins
schooner City of Papette has arrived u
San Francisco harbor in a battered con-
dition.
The schooner sailed from here a week
ago for Unga, Alaska, under Capt. 'ftll-
berg, with a cargo of supplies for the
Alaska fishing stations. a crew OF eley eti
men and twenty-five fishermen.
The gale hit the vessel Sunday IL, miles
out and appended the craft. The deck
cargo shifted, and the seams ripped be-
fore the schooner could right herself.
anthony Caddikear, sailor. was washcS
overheard and was not seen again.
Extra pumps were rugged up and ~
the men stood by in shifts TO keep tir5
little craft afoat while struggling back
to port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
BIG IMPORTATION OF CORN.
Cargo Of 1900 Tons Arrives at New
York From Buenos Aires.

NEW YORK, September 25.--what IL
said 10 be the largest shipment Of corn
received from South America for more
than two years arrived here yesterday
when a steamship put in with a cargo
OF 1900 tons OF shelled corn from Buenos
Aires. This shipment marked the be-
ginning OF large Importation arranged
by several produce dealers In this coun-
try, II Is said.
II Il stated that under the prevailing
price OF corn in this country importers
can buy corn in South America and pay
the difference in the cost of Transports
ton and still have IA margin left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Furniture Department.

/. / Dining Room Table. solid mahogany; round
top. S-ft! extension. 4S-in. top; pedestal base:
Hastings make: slightly shopyorn: $3.50. Was
5000.
7 Mahogany finished Double Bed: well designed
and veil constructed: 1896. Was 5000.
pair OF Four-poster Twin Beds. white en-
anel finish: $I5.75 each. Were $1,000.
Bird's-oye Maple Princess Dresser, with one
large and two small drawers: hest plate mir
ror: Is in. 20 IN: $3.50. Was $500. ).
1 Chartered Oak Princess Dresser, one large
and two sinall drawers: plste mirror oval
shaped: Is in. 40 in: 1915. Was $500
CircassIon Walnut Dressing Table. two draw
Mahegany Dressing Table, two drawers. with
cross-banded mahogany fronts: $3.50. Was
$500.
4 each Gard Tables. green felt and leatherette
tops substantially made; 81. So each. Were So 90.
CHARTERED Oak Buffet. straight lines, no
carving woodens knobs, large French plate mir
ror: s21.5O. Was $21.W.
| CHARTERED Oak Settee, wood seat suitable
for hall or library $3.50 Was $500.
Rirl's-eye Maple Slipper Chair, neat design;
81 20. Was $500.
txtI, An..r ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
HIKES ON TO ROANOKE.
Boy Scout Is Making Trip From the
Quaker City.

Edwin Schullar, a first-class Boy Scout
Of Philadelphia, who is hiking to Roa-
noke, Va. after spending the night at
the Y. NJ. c. a., resumed his journey this
morning.
Schullar. who is twenty years old. is a
member Of Troop No. So of Philadelphia.
He left that city week ago Tuesday
and arrived in Baltimore Friday. lie
rem aimed over Sunday with scout friends.
and Monday morning walked to Savage,
Md, where he visited Scoutmaster Frank
Shipley. The following day he called OH
Scoutmaster Stanley at Laurel.
He plans to remain about a week al
Roanoke and then return by train to
Philadelphia to resume his studies in the
high school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

Niglntsfairtso
Lot No. l. outing Flannel Cambria.
Cotton and Nainsook Nightshirts, plain
and trimmed, with or without collars:
sizes 10 and IL: soiled; grades that sell
from S1.Oo TO Si.J0.
Special price, CSC.
Lot No. Outing Flannel. Cambria and
Cotton Nightshrts, with or without col
lars; plain and trimmed; sizes Is. IL and
IS: soiled; grades that sell from 1Jc to Soc.
Special price, Sc.
Lot No. :. Outing Flannel, Cotton ana
Cambria Nightshirts. with or without col
lars; plain and trimmed; size Il; soiled;
grades that sell from zoe to 65c.
Special price. CSC.
Lot No. L. outing Flannel and Cotton
Nightshirts. sizes IL to Is; slightly dam
aged: grades that sell from ooc to S1U.
Special price, SIC.
Lot No. ). Cotton Nightshirts, without
collars; trimmed size Il; soiled; a grade
that sells for SOC.
Special price, 25c.
Main floor Mems Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
T:NALLET SHAFT /.
NEARSC COMPLETION:
Dedication of Memorial Foun-.
tain Tentative|N Fixed J
for Next Month.

! A:smaH ornamental. fountain to, com
memorate MAJ. Archibald K Butt U.
S. "A, formerly military aid to Presf-
dent Taft. ana Frank u. Millet, painter.
formerly a:tmember OF the commission
of fine arts; whoslost thetr.liyes when
the. Titanic, foundered off the coast Of
Newfoundland. in the spring of 1912, is
now In course of construction in the
Presidents grounds just back of the
White House. The site chosen for the
memorial is triangle In a small
grove of trees, almost directly south
of the Presidents office building, and
just outside the driveway around the
ellipse. near the junction of the foot
path entering the park at the inter
section Of 18th and l. streets.
The memorial was designed by Dan
iel Chester French, the New York
sculptor. in collaboration with
Thomas Hastings, the New York archi-
tect, both Of whom donated their serv-
ices. The actual cost OF materials and
labor in erecting the memorial will be
paid from fund subscribed entirely
by intimate friends of Maj. Butt and
Mr.. Millet
The committee in charge Of the cree
ton Of the memorial is headed by form
er President Taft who is expected to be
fixed for the latter par Of October.
Foundation Already Completed.
The foundation, composed of brick and
cement, has been completed by Z. J..
Clark of this city, who has the contract
for the erection of the entire structure.
Masons today were setting the circular
base of granite and will finish that work
in a day or two. They will then set up
the marble basin and the square marble
shaft, which latter forms the center
piece. The basin will be slightly ele-
waited like those in front of Union sta
ton. Ii will have diameter of eight
feet and will contain four Jets or sprays.
The cent al shaft will reach an ex-
IRENE height of about twelve feet 1t is
of classic design. On one side will be
an armed female figure, In bas-relief,
representing Chivalry. having special ref
erence to Maj. Butts aid to women and
children on the occasion Of the disaster
In which he met his death On the oppo-
site side will be a similar figure repre-
senting Art. personified by a woman with
rhythmic flowing drapery. That figure has
special reference to Mr.. Milet as a member
of the commission Of fine arts. The other
two sides of the shhaft will contain APP
propriate inscriptions concerning the
lives of Maj. Butt and Mr.. Millet. The
building of this private memorial on
public ground Is In accordance with a
special act Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
WEALTHY JAPANESE SLAIN.
Murder in San Francisco Charged to
White SlaverS,

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25-J. r.
Makada, wealthy Japanese merchant
and for many years official interpreter f.
the police courts, was shot dead yester-
day by an unidentified assassin while
walking through the hallway in his office
building. Two bullets pierced Makada' =
lungs from behind. Nobody saw the muir
der, but the revolver was found lying in
a stairway.
The police ascribe the murder TO Japa-
nese white slavers. Makada had incurred
the enmity of certain Japanese who be-
lieved he had given information to the
federal authorities which resulted in tho
deportation of japanese women as unde-
sira BILE aliens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Providential.

A man was being shown over q trout
farm.
'Ah:' he said. thoughtfully ''PrOvi-
dence knew what 1t was doing when 1t
made fishes. yoiceless."
How do you mean?" he was asked.
We'll, | understand that fishes lay mil
lions of eggs every year. What If they
cackled like hens over every egg they
laid?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday Special in
Window Shades.

q Window Shades, mounted
on Hartshorn spring rollers. The
lot includes about 3 dozen Ecru
Color. Embossed Morning Glory
Design, Holland D'omest {
Shades, 3 fix 6 #. 6 in.; the bal
ance are Water Color Opaque
Shades. mostly in light coloring:
size 3x6 #. They are slightly
soiled or imperfect. and are
marked for quick disposal.
I5c each. Were 25c and soc.
Fourth floor. q 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday Special in
Bordered SCrimS

We offer at clearance prices
several very attractive designs in
Colored Bordered Scrims; white
and cream grounds and a variety
of color combinations. These are
of high-grade quality. and es-
pecially suitable for bedroom dra-
peries. Lengths of 10 to so yards
of a pattern.
Special price, $50 yard.
Regularly Coo.
200 yards Fancy Bordered
Scrims, a variety Of designs and
colorings, suitable for curtains
and decorative work. In lengths
of 2 to 5 yards each.
Special price, 1e1zc yard.
Regularly CSC and $50 yard.
Fourth floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
MILK PRICES HERE HIGHEST.
Farmers Get More for Product Than
Anywhere Else in United States.

Farmers selling their milk in this city
were better paid last year than were
those anywhere else il the United
State, 1t Is shown by an Investigation
just completed by tho Department OF
Agriculture as to prices paid to farmers
in twenty-six OF the principal cities in
the country during 1912.
The average price per quart here to the
farmer was "A cents. while in ST. Paul,
Mimi. where IL was lowest, IL was only
20 cents. The average price In the
twenty six cities was 1856 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Housefurnishing Dept.

BOT. Steel-frame Freezer S1.95. Was Sc. As.
S-qt. Gem Freezer. $3.50. Was $40.
l Curtain Stretcher, slightly damaged, $3.50.
Was $3.50.
Invalid Tray, damaged s1.25. Was $500
White Bread Box. soc. Was SIC.
White Flour Can, soc. Was soc.
Bissell's Carpet Sweeper, slightly damaged.
500. Was $275.
/ Medicine Cabinet. 1913. Yves S6.75.
l All-metal Medicine Cabinet, shopworn, 81. 90
Was $40.
/ Sewing Machine. $1,000. Was scsOO.
1 Infants Sleeping Basket, damaged, l.J0
Was $500.
I Galvanized Tub. damaged. 35c. Was 50c
/ lot Egg Poachers, shopworn. 15c. Were &c
. Bread Boxes damaged, Doe each. Were 35c
/ lot Flour Sleeves, damaged, &c each. Were
10c.
Fifth floor, Eleventh ST.
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China Department. !"

Decorated French China covered Dishes,
zoe each. Were 81. 30.
large White and Gold Haviland China Meat
Platter, $40. Was $500.
1 White and Gold French China Soup Tureen,
$40. Was $1,000.
Decorated English Porcelain Covered Sauce
Tureen, 95c. Was S225.
/ Decorated German China Tea, Sugar and
Cream Set. 10. Was $l.DO.
/ Richly Decorated Japanese China Cracker
Jar, zoe. Was $1.25.
/ Richly Decorated Japanese Chocolate Set.
81 80. Was 1896.
i Decorated Austrian China Chop Plate. soc.
Was 800.
i Decorated Three piece French China Pudding
Set S1T5. Was $3.50.
i Richly Decorated Japanese China Chocolate
Pot. $50. Was 500.
Fifth floor, q st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
KILLED BY DEFLECTED BULLET.
Fatal Sequel to Policemans Shot at
Chicago Burglars.

CHICAGO, September pa bullet fired
by Policeman William. Allen at three
highwaymen early today struck an iron
trolley pole, DETECTED and killed William
Lorimer, a tobacco agent. Three friends
who were talking with Lorimer when he
was shot seized the policeman and took
him to the station, where ne was placed
under arrest.
Another policeman heard the shots and
captured one of the robbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
DeDartment.

White Basket Cloth 8. Coat. half lined. col
lar and cuffs trimmed with old rose, size Is,
$50. Was $3.50.
Evening Coat, made Of Nell rose brocaded
silk lined with white silk, size 81, SD 30.
Was $61 so.
1 Green SILK Poplin Evening Coat. trimmed
with black velvet size "a. So. 80. Was 5000.
Showerproof Long Coats in brown mixtures
and whpcords, in tan and gray; also = coats, IN
Gray and Black Striped Showerproof Coats,
made loose effect, sizes 10 and "a. Special price,
$500.
Third floor G st.
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Corset Department.

pairs Pa-ame CorsetS. 81 heavy brocade or
eontiI. mclium ar,l high hrst ard long hip: sizes
70 - ~ .. %. -: $50 pair. Were $500
and $50.
peif~ Paramc CCrse-s. o. hatisfe or coutt:
hch bi>t ueiIium and long hin; sizes IL. Il ana
81 E; - llais. Werf Slo.5n
. t,.frS w IL Retlii>o CorSets medium bust
AMI loLg rip: Sizes .. 81 AMI 20; s2.fC pair
w"yr 500
. pairs +. y Cors"i>. neitnm bust and long
rtrr. Sizes : ana 10 500 pair. We're $500.
pairs Wright'> Bust .Orm Corsets In sizes
= H. o. - and -. 81 10 pair. Were $3.50
SrrV It. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Mongolians Defeat Chinese.

ST. PETERSBURG, September "a
dispatch from Urga says that the Mon
golians have defeated the Chinese near
Dolonnor which lies 145 miles north
west of Picking. They inflicted heavy
losses and captured three guns, many ri
files and much ammunition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday Clearance of
WOmen'S Wash Skirts.

These represent our remaining
lines of Wash Skirts in linon and
rep that have been selling up to
$2.o5. Large sizes are included
and the garments are fresh and
perfect.
Special price, S1.95 each.
Wash Skirts of oyster linon in
very stylish models; trimmed with
buttons, with or without pockets
These have been 1895 and $500.
Special price, S2.95 each.
And the following:
s Navy Blue Serge Skirts. in small sizes, suit
able for misses and small women, $31o each.
Were $500.
5 Blue and Black Army-Navy Serge and Diago-
nal Cloth Skirts. 1913 each. Were $1,000.
Third door, q st.
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Lace Curtain Department
FCLL-LESGTH CURTAINS.


10 pairs White Cluny Curtains; $500 pair.
Were $3.50. .
pairs Ecrn Cluny Curtains; $500 pair. Were
5000.
pairs White Tambour Net, Curtains: 500
pair. Were $3.50.
pairs White Renaissance Border Curtains;
81 .Ou pair. We're 30. co.
i pairs Very Fine Renaissance Curtains; $500
& pairs White Irish Point Curtains; 500 pair.
8 pairs Irish Point Curtains: $500 pair. Were
$3.50.
8 pairs Ecru Renaissance Curtains; 500 pair.
Were $500.
pairs Lacet Arabian Curtains; 500 pair.
We're 500
SILL-LESGTH CURTAINS.
pairs White Scrim Curtains. with edge; $l.50
pair. Were $3.50.
! pairs White s.rim Curtains, with edge; $3.50
pair. Were $500
3 pairs ivory Novelty Net Curatirs; $50 pair.
Were 500.
/: pairs White Net Curtains, pair damaged;
SIS pair. Were $50.
FOURTH floor. - II.
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And the following :

NainsooS Combination SHIFTS. lace or emDloio-
ery trimmed. zoe each Were $1V0 -
10 pairs Fine Nainsook Drawers. trimmed WIKI
linen lace. sta rair Were Toe.
G Sainsook Chemises. trimmed VITA vaieh-
ciepneS lace edge: 35e erch. Were zoe. .
q Corset Covers. trimmed with lace or embfolo-
cry: 2.c each Were zoe.
= Heavy Muslin Gowns We neck: long sleeves;
woke NECK and sleeves trimmed with good en-
hrosdary: a5c each Were Sl.5O.
q Ssfnsoos Gowns low neck and short sleeves:
trimmed with wide linen lace insertion: oiheTs
pIain with heuStitching: soc each. Were $lVo
Thrill floor Eleventh -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

Paiarnas.
Lot No. /. Mercerized Cotton Pa5amas
mostly solid colors: made with or without
collars: small and medium sizes; grades
that sell from $3.50 to $500.
Special price, S1.I5.
Lot No. Q. Outing flannel, cotton and
madras. plain white and fancy effects
made with or without collars; medium
and large sizes; soiled; grades that sell
from $50 to $500.
Special price, Csc.
Lot No. S. Outing flannel and madras.
white and colored: made with or without
collars: medium and large sizes; solled:
grades that sell from 800 to $1.co.
Special price, 6oc.
Lot No. 4. Outing flannel and madras,
with or without collars; medium and
large sizes: slightly damaged; grades that
sell from 500 to $50.
Special price, SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
And the following:
Friday Special in
WOmen's NainsOOk Aprons

80 dozen Small Round Aprons,
made of very fine nainsook, and
neatly finished with good open or
blind embroidery ruffles, with and
without pocket. A special pur-
chase at a concession IS the rea-
son for their low price.
25c each. Regularly soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Woodward s. Lothrop.

old fell under q wagon last night and
was killed. Two months ago Becker sent
to his wife in Russia the savings of years
to bring her and their four children here.
They are due next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
S2.z5 each. Regularly 500.

I Cutd'S Large Bonnet. made OF SHRED chit
- t-Imne,i with siIk flowers and velvet rlh-
ham nriSirad with ribton ties. ST. Was > -.
7 Chtm's NAVY Riue Corduroy Hat. niushrrom
shane trimmed with ribbon -osettts and flowers,
$50 Was ST ~ -.
,uili> Large Ligat B!nc Frenrn nat, trim
ms! with shir4rd ribbon and nowers $3.JV
Was $1,000
7 Cltld,S Navy Blue six Hat. mushroom shame
'rjulmai vita velvet Tt1boa and flowers, 500
g.; 10.
IL FL r.r.r- Eleventh
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ESTATE Of DEAD PASTOR
RUNS Into THOUSANDS
Majority Of Or. Bittineer's For.
tune Bequeathed to
Relatives.

/. The will of Rev. DR.. Benjamin F. Bit
finger. who died recently at the age Of
ninety years, was filed and admitted
to probate today. The document is
dated June %. 1912. and is modified by
codicil Of August i, 1913
To his grandson. Charles Bittinger, Is
given, $4,000, a silver loving cup pre-
sented to the testator by the Presby-
terry of Washington; a one-tenth In
terest in syndicate holding land In
East Washington; some silverware and
oil paintings. Rev. NJ H Bittinger, a
brother. is left $4,000 and a nephew,
Rev. John 3. Bittinger, is allowed
$4,000 for the education Of his children.
To his friend and physician, Dr. J. B.
Gregg Gusts, the testator leaves $500. A
fund OF 5000 is given to the Washington
Loan ana Trust Company in trust to pay
the income to Mrs. Emma Todd during
her life. lin cherished remembrance OF
her valuable services for more than fiji
teen years. first to my deceased wife,
Bessie, and afterward to me-" On the
death of Mrs. Todd the money is to be
divided between Isabel Bittinger Of New
York city and Donald Stuart Of this city.
Church Given 81, 900.
Westminster Church Memorial is given
81 900 and a like bequest is made to the
Presbyterian Home for the Aged and to
the board Of education of the Presbyterian
Church.
To the board of home missions Of the
Presbyterian Church DR.. Bittinger gives
So, Co., and like sum to the board OF
foreign missions Of the Presbyterian
Church. A bequest Of $1,000 is made to
the board Of relief for disabled ministers
and the widows and orphans Of deceased
ministers of the Presbyterian Church.
Other requests include 500 to Susan
and Mary Hatch; library and household
and personal effects to Henry Il. Bittin-
ger The remaining estate is devised to
Charles Bittinger and his mother, Mrs.
John c.. Martin.
The testator explains why no provi-
sion is made In his will for his sister,
Mrs. NJ. B. Jacob He declares this Is
for no want Of affection for her, but be
+. c. Bittinger, she is sole heir OF a large
estate and enjoys a full competency.
Executor Gets $4,000.
Henry E. Bittinger is named as execu-
tor. In lieu Of commission for admins
tering the estate the executor is given a
legacy Of $4,000
BY the codicil Dr. Bittinger provides
that In the event that his brother. M.
H. Bittinger. be dead then the $1,000 left
to him shall be distributed. OF this sum
John B. Bittinger of Long Hollow, Va,
is to. have. $1,000; Henry E. Bittinger Of
this city. $1,000: Jane Arnott of Green
willie, w. Va, 81 900. and Elwe1l Bittin-
ger, 81 COO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday Clearance of
WOmen'S Wolfe Waists.

Broken sizes, odd lots and ends Of lines
in women's Wolfe Waists, variously trim
med with cluny. Irish crochet and valen-
ciennes insertion: others hand embroid-
cred; high or low neck styles; all sizes
in the combined lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

Mrs. Agnes William Smith, mother of
Rev. William ID. Smith, rector of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. Winchester,
va. died Wednesday. She was sevent!
six years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Reunion Near. He Is Killed.

BUFFALO. y. Y. September Con
the eve Of reuniting his family. from
whom hs had been separated for i've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Shadow Laces, u Price !

CHOICE NOW OF THAT SPECIAL
LOT OF FLOUNCINGS. including
both the is and 81 inch widths; reg
ular prices. Si.0O to 30 yd.. ut .5,c
ALSO THE IL TO 10 INCH WIDTHS
to match the above: regular prices.
Zoe and S100 yard; choice, I'd. 39c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
@000war0 6 4@tbr0{p
New york-wAsfiINaToN-P *&=' !
Economy Is the Feature Of Remnant Day Sales.

haveia
of
sotments b x
Wontv uinspctth ealuew W offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday Special Sale
Mems Ni6htshirts and Pajamas.

the foremost manufacturers whom represent eAc-
Washington his collection OF samples and Sec
Nshirts and Pamas Some soiled and nussed from
slight spots
e. etc. will hardly affect the service OF the garments
Paamas secured at most 1avoraDie
price and marked much under regular prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
TRAINr'o FOR THE PART.

The Author-Why do you put I'm
derfed in the company? No one has
wanted him In anything for the last
two years.
The Manager know it. But l pue
him in the part of the old man who Is
starving to death, and just think or
the long course Of practical TeheaTs'
ais he's had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday CIOSe-OutS!

About 200 White and Colored
Wash Dresses to be almost
given away!
$3.50 TO 5000 COIORED LINEN AND
RAT1NE and White Wolfe and Pa
tiste Dresses. Friday close-out 81 %
ALL OF OUR FINE WHITE AND
COLORED DRESSES which were
formerly up to $500 each, consisting
Of white and Powered vo.les. tan
crepes and ratine: many suitable for
party wear. Friday close-out.. 81 -
LINGERIE WAIST SAN the odds aud
ends Of our $500 and $3.50 White
Lingerie Waists: high and low
neck. Friday close-out .. nc
s1.O0 AND $50 BLACK LAWN
KID GLOVES.
s1.5O STREET GLOVES. clasp sizes
Z. ~ and 7h. Close out. at pair sc
$3.50 AND $500 DOESKIN GLOVES.
II and 18 button: white; sizes 5is ca
and I. Close-out, at. pair. 81 SIS
MISSES S1.OO TAN KID GLOVES;
sizes ga. 5A and ga. Close-out. at
PAIR ..,.... ........'.......-.. .. Jyc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Infants Department.

Childrcn's Navy Blue ami
Brown Corduroy Goats. made boz
STYLE. with turnover collar and
cuffs. finished with pockets. A
small quantity, marked unusually
low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Friday Special in
Bows School Suits.

\ splendid group OF Boys All.
wool Suits. in tans, grays and
browns. Both double breasted
and Norfolk Jacket STYLES. IN
medium and heavy weights. Sizes
Q to II. An exceptional value.
Special price, SAYS.
Were $50 and $3.50.
And the following:
& Boys Atwood Suits, in servlceaols shades OF
Were 500 and $500. - -. -
~ Bows Atwood sweaters. plain wnlte anu
white with colored trimmings: sizes ., anu
= wears. SI0p each. Were S1.JO.
is Boys Fine Quality Shirts. In various striped
ns,rerns. sizes /. 1919 and IA neck; zoe each
Were 81 90.
IL Atwood Golf Caps. in attractive SHADES
sizes ,;as 10 .: pc each. Were Joe.
Third floor. r ST.