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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
FRIDAY Close-Outs.
BIG BARGAINS FOR
BUYERS.

IlOSc-OutS IN LdCeS.
Sl.oo SHADOW FLOU NCiNGS.
Yard ............ ......:......... .''oc
is and 20 inch widths: splendid
white only.
AT SC TO &C LENGTH-WERE
SHORT LENGTHS OF WANTED
LACES-ia TO yard lengths, known
popularity as remnants.
AT sc DOZEN-WERE 15c TO soc.
All odds and ends of buttons.
NeckWear CloSe-OutS.
AT 1sc-WERE zoe TO Toe.
WoMEN'S NECKWEAR.
Just a small lot of odds and ends
for quick close-out Prettily embroid-
cred sailors, sunshine shapes: medici
collars, of lace. and other new kinds.
Close-Outs in Gloves!
AT 25c-WERE joe.
16-button-length Lisle and Chamoi-
AT S5c-WERE s1.JO.
1-clasp Cape Street Gloves, sizes
Z, "a and ~.
AT si.i5-wERE $3.50.
12-button White Glace Kid Gloves,
size IA.
Close-Outs in Hosiery!
AT 25c PAIR-WERE BIC.
Ladies' Best Silk Isle Hose. with
double garter top, spliced heels and
soles; black only: all sizes.
AT 35c-3 PAIRS FOR 81.
Special--Ladies' Guaranteed Silk
Plated Boot Hose. especially good
for school wear; black, white and
tan; all sizes.
AT 69c PAIR-WERE 81
Remnants in Silk Hose, black and
tan; sizes 10 and 10ls.
Close-Outs in Bags!
AT Csc AND S145-WERE $50
AND So
Odds and ends of leather bags;
white, black and colors.
AT 6Jc-WERE S1Oo
Odds and ends of Girdles. light
shades.
Close-OutS in Parasols!
AT 50c-WERE $500.
A few remnants of Parasols.
AT S1.f5.
CHOICE of our other Parasols.
Were $500 to $500.
Umbrella Special!
Another shipment of those $500.
25-inch, S-rib, All-silk Umbrellas:
black, navy, green and e,
garnet. Special at.......... phys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SALE OF NEW
SERGE DRESSES.

A. Pure wool serge,
At SO.Io fur collar and cuffs.
open front vest effects. trimmed
with braid and jet buttons: colors
are navy. copenhagen blue and
black.
a. 90 Diagonal serge. low
AZ 9c.oO neck. medici collar of
plaid velvet. plated net frill, plain
skirt: colors are navy, mahogany,
copenhagen blue. brown and black.
A. Fine French serge.
AZ pl ~ in navy. taupe and
black; open front, new drop Shout
der. round collar. of net: embroider-
ed in contrasting colors; has new
tunic effect skirt.
Ar S1- 10 Fine French serge, in
neck, embroidered batiste collar
and cuffs: satin girdle: tunic effect:
skirt finished with braid loops and
buttons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Friday Clearance OF
Bows Woo! Suits.

This clearance sale provides al
exceptionally attractive occasion
for the buying Of a school suit a
less than hall actual worth. Ma
terials are pure wool. in medium
weight. and the shades are tan>
and grays OF several varieties
Double and Norfolk Ell
fects. Sizes 7, 8, 10. II. II, IS, IS
10, u and Is.
S2.o5 each. Were 5000 and 50
Also disposing of special LOT
OF BOYS Higll-grade Madras and
Percale Shirts. They are shown
in plain colors and a good seiec-
ton OF serviceable stripes. Sizes
IL to If.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Mems Furnishings Dept.

Is Mems Coiored Neglige Shirts. coat st!ls
with attached cuffs: sizes l.. l" AMI Il; oSE
each. I: for s. CO. We're SI.o0 each.
Mems Light weight Flannel Dressing towns,
medium size: gray ground with white stripes;
s4G5 each. Were $50
- short lengths Colored Imported MADRAS
Shirtings ranging from I TO 3i2 yards 10 the
piece: pc yard Were 90. =.
l. Mems Tan and Rlack Leather Belts: size
50: soc each. Were 81 90 and Sl.aO
81 pairs Mems Fancy tolored SOCKS; SIZE o'.'
4 pairs for 5Ar. Were Joc pair
Main floor. L st.
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Fourth floor, G. st.
Lace Curtain Department,

3 pairs Handsome Ecru Marie Antoinette Cur
tains $1,000 pair. Were $500
pairs Arabian Lace Curtains. $500 pair.
Were $500.
pairs Very Fine Renaissance Lace Cur
tains. $3.50 pair. Were 5000.
pairs White Marie Antonette Curtains.
$50 pair. Were 5000.
pairs Renaissance Lace Curtains. $40
pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Ivory Irish Point Lace Curtains. $500
pair. Were $50.
pairs White Irish Point Lace Curtains So.5u
pair Were $1,000 6 pairs at IS, were 500
pairs White Linen Cluny Lace Curtains, $500
pair. Were $50.
pairs White Novelty Sill Curtains. 500
pair Were So -. . pairs At sl.1J. were $500.
pairs White Cluny sill Curtains S2.15
pair. Were $50.
pairs Fancy White Scrim Curtains. Slio
pair. Were $500.
& pairs Scrim Curtains. filet border. $500
pair. Were $500.
pairs White Nottingham Curtains 800
pair. Were $500
I,nlrta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
DECREASING CANAL FORCE.
Mai. J. P. Jervey and Maj. F. w
Altstaetter Are Transferred.

That the work on the Panama canal is
nearing completion is Indicated by the
gradual reduction of the administrative
and working forces. Two officers Of the
Corps of Engineers who have been en-
gagged in important branches OF the work
have been relieved from further duty on
the isthmus, by orders issued by the War
Department today. and assigned to sta
tions in the United States. One of these
is Mai. james r. Jervey. who will take
station at Wheeling, w. Va, relieving
Mai. Frederick w. Altstaettcr. who is
transferred to this city for duty at the
engineer school at Washington barracks
Mai. George NJ. Holman also is re-
licved from duty with the isthmian canal
commission and ordered TO take station
al rock Island. Ill. He will relieve MAJ
Charles Keller, who is transferred to
duty at Mobile, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
CHAUFFEUR Is HELD.
Accused Of Taking Automobile Of
Admiral Victor Blue.

Charged with having removed from a
garage at 20o1 18th street, without the
consent Of the owner. an automobile be-
longing to Rear Admiral Victor Blue of
the Navy Department, Jean l.. Armour.
a chauffeur employed by the officer, was
given a preliminary hearing in the Police
Court today before Judge Mullowny and
held in $500 bond for the action of the
grand jury.
Witnesses testified that Armour who
had been in Admiral Blues employ about
week, removed the auto from the
garage about I o'clock Tuesday night and
did not return until after midnight Ad-
miral Blue testified that he had cautioned
the chauffeur that he would have him ar
rested if he ever took the car out of the
garage without permission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

. White and Gold English Porcelain Meat
Platters :.5c each. Were 81 90.
Decorated French China Casserole. 81 %.
Was 100.
Was 500.
] Richly Decorated French China Salad Bowl,
zoe Was $50.
Warwick China Covered Cheese Dishes, SOC
each. Were SI.2j.
| White and Gold French China Mix Pitcher,
100. Was $3.50.
/ Imported Stein Set OF seven pieces, s1.5o.
Was $500.
Imported Steir. s1.95. Was $500.
Decorated Sugar and Cream Sets soc each
Were S1.G0.
l large Ja-d;niere. slightly imperfect. S12o
Was So
l Ivory Finish Fern Dish, SOC. Was SIC.
Fifth floor. G ST
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Coat Department.

Black Cheviot Long Coats. half lined, black
velvet collars. $l2.I5 each Were S22.Jo.
Nell Rose Evening Coat. lined throughout and
trimmed with fancy ornament. size 81. $50.
Was Sa;7 20.
Fancy silk Evening Wrans. blue and green
shades S22 IA each We're 5000.
White SILK Balkan Evening Wran. beautifully
trimmed with black velvet. blue lining, $50.
Was $3.50.
Strincd GRAY and Black Eaneoa,s. special
rrice. $500 each.
Showerpronf Blue Prunella Cloth Goats
size ~ Special nrice. $1,000 each.
s Whipcord Showcrproof Long Coats. small
SIZES only Special rrice $1,000 each.
Mandarin Evening Coats. mink and blue
handsomely embroidered. Sl6i5 each Were
$500
White Enon-c Coat, three-Quartnr length
lined with blue silk. size 50, $3.50. Wa:
$500
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

L. WOtGen's Sainsook Corset Covers. low ro''r
mex and full trent. trimmed with lace euisTaid-
cry. lead.n" and ribbon. re each. Ner, s'c.
- ECmeH's Naiusooa ComhEa lions. skirt aHd
eurs..t cover. trimmed with lGca - embroidery
bcTdin- and rlhbon. .,c each. Were .rc.
WofaeH'S NaiHSoaS Gowns low neck AMI
short sleeves. embroidery aud lace trimmed
finished with beading and ribbon, 65c each
Were S1.0.
: Woinen's Dotted Swiss Negliges. empire
style trimmed with lace, $i.J0 each. Were
Sa15.
accordion plated, three quarter length flowing
sleeves. trimmed with lace Insertion and edge.
yoke and semi high reck trimmed in same man
ner. $500. Was $I5.0o.
Nonrns Roudoir Cans, made Of spangled
chiffon aud trimmed with ribbon. 81 90 each.
Were 81 20
Women white Lawn Dressing Sacones. high
neck and three quarter length sleeves Doc each.
Werc az
T,ird d,.or Elexnptf =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
ASKS FOR AMENDMENT
OF THE POINDEXTER BILL
Measure Providing District Repre-
sentation in Congress Declared by
League to Be Defective.

The Anti-Reduction of Representation
League today filed with the District com.
mittees OF the Senate and House a writ
ten protest against certain features OF
the Poindexter bill which provides for a
District delegate in Congress. The pro-
test is signed by Fl. n Clarke, chairman
of the league, which has headquarters
at cog New York avenue northwest.
The protest is in part as follows:
'If this bill should become a law with
out being amended a majority of the
residents of the District would be with
out vote.
Objections Enumerated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
HOusefurnishing Dept.

All the following articles are
damaged more or less, but are re-
markable values:
White Enamrled Foot Tub. zoe. Was 90
White Enameie,l Bowl. 1.s.. WIS zoe.
| Large White Eaam"l"d Basin. 90 Was 81. u
/ Blrc Enameled Savory Rooster xl.1J Was
S32J.
Rlna Enameled French Drip Coffee Pot. 1Jc.
Was SEQ.
/ White Enapeicd Sink S;rainer l5c. Was &c.
!, Aluminium D.npers. 10, each Were :;".
Aluminium pouhi" Boiler. 81 90. Was Sl.G5
Aluminium Saucepan. .6c. Was doe.
. Aluminium Sarccp1ns. Poe each. Warr s0c.
/ Aluminium Collander, $50. Was Sl.25.
10 cans Chloride Of Lime for Pc Value. 81 co
Invalid Tray. with folding legs, S1.5o Was
$500.
eft Folding Clothes Far. ."c. Was 90c.
Jepanred Rread Box. 90. Was .-,.'
. Threcqt Stccl-f-anc Frce,ers, $500 each
Were s.. ~.
Fifth floor. Eleventh 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Shoe Department.

% pairs womcn's Patent kidskin Lace shoes
with Cuban heels and Goodyear welt soeS; sizes
4 ~, and 5AA: s. ~. AZ and "a: ;. 81: and
ai.B: s. 3ia and Ct; 2t3. and ID; go pair.
Were S;.50
70 pairs women's Gun Metal Calfskin Button
Shoes with duh calf tops. Cuban heels an
GOODYEAR welt so,es; sizes AL to IA: q 4. AMI
"A: 4NB: 2is. 3, 81 and 6i.C; SO pair.
Were $500.
% pairs Misses White Buckskin Lace Shoes.
with l,oodvear welt soles and spring heels: sizes
III. 20 l1.B: IL. ILL.,. II. l2ta Is. !. lit; IL.
II. 1ah, 1@12. I. I'D: $500 pair. Were S4.oo
Third floor Tenth ST.
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Friday Reductions in
WOmen'S Wash Waists.

Remnant lots III Women s
Wash Waists; some in strictly
tailored effects. others variously
trimmed with embroidery. lace
insertion. tucks: high or low necl;
STYLES: some with three-quarter
sleeves. others full length. The
materials are crepe and wolfe. ard
the styles are pretty and deslr-
able.
II Waists. $3.50 each. Were $500
: Waists. $3.50 each. We're S3.95
56 Waists, $50 each. Were $3.50
Il Waists. SI.oo each. Were ST.
Third floor. Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Furniture Department.

Mahogany Paror Table. round top. colonial
pedestal base, $40. Was $3.50.
Mahogany Library Table. four plaster base,
, In colonial style sif.5o. Was $50. 90
Mahogany Library Table. nodded rim. colon
ial design, sl1.J0 Was s25.0l.
Solid Mahogany Buffet. old colonial style.
Without mirror. &c. 20 Was $500
solid Mahogany Serving Table colonial STYLE
with shelf below for chafn= disa, $3.50. Was
$500.
Sewing Tr1.lc. sold m"l,a"gay interior.
Dpicstaf base Sl5.I,. Was S2bo1.
Chartered Oak dresser, interior built Of solid
oak top drawer ARRANGED for .ewe.ry. handker-
chiefs etc. x21 30. Was 5000
| Chartered Oak Library Table. with four
column base and long drawer, $3.50. Was
SOD 80
each Mahogany and Oak Writing Table
French legs, long drawer. four spaces NJ top for
stationery Oak. $l5.7,: regularly $500 Ma
hocanv SI6T5: regularly $500.
Mahogany China Cabinet. fiat ends. three
adjustable shelves with double plate grooves
S3915 Was 5000.
~ fnar C. st
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Woodward s. LothroD.

and transfer the assets of the company
to the Bankruptcy Court.
Attorney William Henry White told the
court that the report OF the receivers
VAS not ready TO be submitted for the
approval OF the court.
He strenuously opposed the motion Of
Attorneys Tucker. Kenyon and Macfar-
land. j. ID. Faber and Mcneil a. Nc
Neill. representing tine petitioning cred
itors in bankruptcy, to let the sale await
the proceedings In bankruptcy. Attor-
ney II. Winship Wheatley. appearing for
the largest creditor OF the company, also
opposed the stay.
Justice Stafford refused TO direct the
STAYING OF the sale. and the receivers ex-
pect to report the bid to the court within
few days. Counsel for the creditors in
the bankruptcy proceedings intimated
they would apply for special appeal to
the District Court of Appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

to a property and educational qualifica-
ton, which would exclude many of the
best residents from voting: the bill pro-
vides an election machinery that could
be manipulated by political tricksters to
defeat the will OF the people; the bill
provides for the selection of election Of
ficers under certain conditions, by viva
voce vote of the qualified voters present
at the polling places, which would in all
yides that the progressive party shall be
placed in the first column of the ballot,
instead of the party in power or the
party representing the administration
having the right to the 1rst coiumn' the
hin fails TO provide for the filling of a
vacancy. which may occur by reason Of
a written declination or the death Of a
candidate, within five days before the
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Corset Department.

pairs Parame Corsets. conti honed with
vhalehone medium and high bust. cirdle top,
long skirt. medium and small sizes 500 pair
We're 5000 and Sl2-J0. .
12 pairs Corsets. different makes. includ!n:
Bon Ton Florita and Ivy. in coutil. batiste ana
broche: medium and low bust with long mp:
500. $500 and 800.
4 pairs wright's Bust-Form Corsets. for
slender figures, sizes IS "A. 81. 90 pair. Were
$40.
Thfrd Haar Eleventh
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Glassware Department.

Gut Glass Fern Dishes, slightly imperfect,
81 % each. Were $2.Ia
/ Cut Glass Salad Dish, slightly imperfect,
$lIl Was So Al.
:, Cut Glass Handled Bonhon Dishes, Slightly
imperfect fOc each. Were 81 90.
l Cut Glass Celery Tray. Clipped. SoU.
Was so.
Cut Glass Spocn Holder. slightly imperfect
$l.1.. Was $50,
Lonc-stem Iridescent Cordial Glasses, PC
each Were .0c
/ Cretonne Serving Tray. ,5c. Was $500.
IL Decorated Tile Coasters, l5c each Were
25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Infants Department.

Children's Shepherd Plaid Coats. one brown
and white the other black and white, turn-bacb
cuffs and large collars. finished with pockets and
buttons. 81 90 each. Were $50.
Cnildren's Navy Blue Corluro? Caps. finished
with turn-back piece and ribbon ties. zoe each.
Were 81 Gn.
4 C,ild.s Brown Velvet Hat. trimmed with
silk flowers and shrred facing. 81. 30. Was
S2i.
7 Child's Navv Blue Scratch Felt Hat. trimmed
with velvet ribbon and feather S1.JO. Was
So.
Il ChIltren's Blue eni Pink Parcale Dresses
lopcwatst style hign neck and long sleeves
trimmed with plain piping to match. .5c each
Were .1c.
Third floor. + ST.
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FOR EDUCATION OF BLIND.
Movement on Foot to Have Children
Attend Public Schools,

Discussion OF the project to make pro-
vision I'm the local public schools for the
education of blind children living i'm the
District instead of sending them to insti-
tutions In Maryland is scheduled as a
feature OF a meeting of the District OF
Columbia Association of Workers for the
Blind this evening at the reading room
for the blind in the Library of Congress.
The board of directors Of theyassocia-
ton is to have q hearing befor the Dis
trict Commissioners Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Friday Clearance of
WOmen'S Wash Skirts.

We have gathered all our Wash
Skirts that recently sold up to
Sos into one lot for clearance.
and now offer them at SI.o5 each
They are made OF rep, pique and
linon. and the models are the lat
est. An unusual opportunity to
purchase economically.
SI.o5 each. Were up to S2.o5.
And the following:
IL Oyster White Lnon Skirts. s2.25 each.
Were S3.35 and $500.
rs Navy Blue Serge skirts, lengths up TO 80;
1919 each Were 5000
IL Serge and Diagonal Clotn skirts, $3.50
each. We're $1,000.
Third 6opr IL
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OFFER OF $4,000 MADE
FOR HOTEL POWHATAN
Name of Possible Purchaser Not Dis
closed in Court Pro-
ceedings.

The bid made for the property and fur
nisiinSs OF the Hotel Povhatan at 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west WAS $1,000, or $4,000 over the in
cumbrances now of record on the rea
estate. Tho name of the possible pur,
chaser was not disclosed, as the price
offer WAS mentioned merely in the cours,
OF An argument held today before Justice
Stafford on a motion 10 stay the SAX
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the ballots. which would confuse the
voter; the bill fails to provide for the
publication of the complete registra-
ton of the District, including the full
name, residence. precinct and election
district of the person registered: the
bill fails to provide means by which
the party committee or the candidates
may ascertain the number of registered
voters in each precinct and election
district within a few hours after the
registration and closing of the poll
books"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Friday Special in
French and English
CretOnneS.

We offer tomorrow 1000 yards
OF French and English Crctonnes.
in very extensive assortment ot
designs and colorings. much un-
der regular price. Highly desir-
able for hangings. coverings and
fancy work OF SO many kinds.
About twenty patterns are Ill
Guided. affording splendid oppor-
tunity for variation in selections.
Special price, zoe yard
Regularly Sc to SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Friday Clearance
WOmenS Linen Dresses.

We now offer an exceptionally
good assortment OF Womcn's
Pure Linen Dresses. in neat de-
slrable styles OF several differ
ent variations. suitable for morn
ing, house and street wear. They
are in white. pink. blue and Law
ender, and sizes from 70 to 80.
The price is the lowest To-
which such high quality. practical
dresses have been offered in some
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Hosiery Department.

Il pairs Woinen's Silk Lisie Hose: sHicke
color. SIZES o and ais: soc pair. Were zoe.
q. pairs women's Fine LiSle Hose: DARK tan
and black: sizes Si2, Q and 5is; DOC palr' . 10.
81 90. Were J0c.
NJ nairs women's Pure Silk Hose. in coiors
only: subject TO slight irregularities in weave :
sizes sIh D and Oh; sl.C0 pair. Regularly sl.oo
AMI $500.
Main floor. C. ST.
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$40 each. \.
And the following

Tanre Creme de Chine Dresses lace sleeves
and vest: s21.5O each. Were S45.CO
Handsome Linen Dresses, S12.1J each. Were
$500.
q Powered Wolfe Dresses. s1c.15 each. Were
s1a15
2 Powered Wash Crepe Dresses. lavender and
white: $1,000 each. Were $500.
} Blue md White Striped Wash Crepe Dresses.
5000 each Were 1915.
Pure French Linen Dresses. pale pink and
lavender: S1.95 each. Were S1S75
Lavender Linen Dresses, s1.95 each. Were
$1,000.
Third floor G. ST
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These Little Lots

/ these Little Lots
OF SUMMER GARMENTS AT
VERY LITTLE PRICES.
l WHITE RATINE SUIT. Was
$500 ............... ........... s43o
PINK LINEN SUITS. Were
$500 ....................... 30
LINEN SUITS. rose and black:
Were $3.50, .....................s 1.05
WOODEN SUITS.
BLACK. Were $500. ~. $3.50
2 MOHAIR SUITS. navy and black.
Were $3.50 $3.50
Silk and Wooden Coats.
. NAVY SERGE COATS. Were
2 COATS. tan and gray mixture.
Were $2J.W .SI..O
COATS. navy and black serge.
Were $500 ..S13.jO
SPORT COATS, red cloth. Were
$500 .......... So.9o
Separate Skirts.
l WHITE SERGE SKIRT. Was
$40 Observation-Disclosures. 81 81,
TAN SERGE SKIRT. Was
1 TAN MIXTURE SKIRT. Was
l TAN RAT1NE WASH SKIRT
Was $3.50 Observation-Disclosures. %
10 WHITE LINN and Bedford
Cord WASH SKIRTS, small sizes.
Were $50 to $40. Now. 49,. csc
Wash Dresses.
10 WHITE WOLFE DRESSES.
Were $500 to $3.50. Now. .S4.95
8 WHITE WOLFE DRESSES. Were
s1O.JO to $3.50. Now. 1895
WHITE WOLFE DRESSES. Were
SOD to $40. Now. .s1.95
II WHITE WOLFE DRESSES. Were
$500 and $500. Now. $3.50
2 TAN CREPE WOLFE DRESSES.
Were $1,000 .....................S $3.50
s WOLFE DRESSES. colored stripes:
size rs only. Were $50. ..... .95c
10 RATINE DRESSES. pink and
blue; ali sizes. Were $50. .S1.95
Lingerie Waists.
HIGH AND Low NECK WAISTS.
Were $500 to $500. S1.45
HIGH AND LOW NECK WAISTS.
Were 81. 30 to $3.50. 50 40
HIGH AND Low NECK WAISTS.
Were $3.50 to $1,000. .S4.S5
LOW NECK WAISTS, odd sizes.
Were $3.50. Now Csc
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Not the Proper Hour.

The bill provides for opening the
polling places in the morning, namely,
o'clock am, which would prevent
many persons from registering or vot-
ing before they so to work. the bill
provides for the changing Of She POSI-
tions Of the names Of the candidates on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

W Mckim Marriott. ir., son of w
Mckim Marriott of carton Heights. Va
left his home Monday night and all eff.
forts 10 ascertain his whereabouts have
failed.
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And the following:

Misses Navy Rlne Wool Flannel Skirts
ST. 0 each We're $50.
~ Girls Hand embroidered White Phone
GuimpaS sizes 6 to r. 81 80 each. Were 50. 80
10 Misses Linen Peter Thompson Dresses
in white and navy: all sizes; SS.75 each Were
$1,000.
& Misses Navy Blue Serge Dresses. size lG
$1,000 each. Were $3.50 to $3.50.
30 Girls Galatea Dresses. navy and cadet
blue: sizes q. 10. l. and II: 15c each Were
81. 80.
16 Childrens Sweaters. all sizes from "a tc
"a: S. % each. Were 500
% House Dresses in percales and ginshams
81 80 each Were $500 and $3.50
sc Fine Percaln House Dresses. sizes 81, 30
s. 10 and A.: 81 90 each. Were s1.JO.
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Smart Modes il New Autumn
Suits-5o Styles Now Ready.
The smartest styles for autumn are
comprehcnSively represented in the new
suits assembled here. Noticeable in
novations in the tailored or demi-tailor-
cd street suits are the peg-top skirt.
skirts with the cutaway hem in front,
longer cutaway Jackets, vest and
veStees, and fur trimming.
Fabrics offer wide latitude for individ-
ual taste. eponge, bedford cord. mistral
eponge brocade crepe, broadcloth,
duvetyn, cheviots and serges.
A Special Wooltex (No. 3527)
Suit.
This comes in q fine diagonal chevfot.
1t is beautifully tailored. as are all
WoolteN, and guaranteed for two
seasons wear. Coat is the new dovetail
cutaway. back ornamented with self
covered buttons; side draped skirt. The
best value we have ever Of U,@0
\ Special Wooltex (No. 34o9)
Coat at $1,000.
Comes in navy, brown and black
boucle, three-quarter length, with high
rolling STERN collar.