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Lace Curtain Department.

Many other fine values in addition to these:
la pairs White Cluny Curtains, $500 pair.
Were 500
S pairs White Clmy Curtains $3.50 pair.
Were $500.
pairs White Cluny Curtains. $500 pair.
Were 5000
6 pairs White Cluny Curtains. s2.75 pair.
Were $500.
6 pairs White Cluny Curtains $3.50 pain.
Were $50.
pairs Eoru CIuny Curtains So 70 pair. Were
S4oo.
10 pairs White Irish Point Curtains. $500
pair Were $500
. pairs White Irish Point Curtains. 800 pair.
Wers. $50.
pairs White Iri~h Point Curtains $500 pair.
Were 500
& pairs I.acet Arabian Curtains $500 pair.
pairs Ia,ct Arabian Curtains. $500 pair.
Were 5000.
pairs E-ru Marie Antoinette Curtains. s12 -
pair. Were S20ao.
; pairs Eeri Marie Antoinette Curtains. 81. 50
pair. Were $500
4 pairs Fine Renaissance Lace Curtains. 81 so
pair Were Sf5.no.
:, pairs Handsome Renaissance Lace Curtains,
sI0.Go pair We're $1,000.
pairs Renaissance Lace Curtains. S15. 90 pair.
Were 5000.
6 pairs Renaissance Curtains $500 pair. Were
s.. 90
8 pairs Renaissance Curtains. 500 pair Were
81 90.
pairs Renaissance Curtains, $3.50 pair.
Were so 10.
Fourth floor I; 81.
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APPROVES POWER PROJECT.
Secretary Houston O. KS Applica-
ton for Los Angeles Water Power.

Secretary Houston of the Department
or Agriculture has approved the applica-
ton of an electric power company which
proposed to utilize one of the water
power sites in southern California for
supplying light, heat and power to the
city OF Los Angeles. This is one of the
largest electric projects that have been
undertaken in this country. The site is
capable of developing 10000 horsepower,
OF which about $4,000 VIII be utilized at
the start.
The officials of the department saw that
one of the most remarkable engineering
/ features of the plan is the fact that this
power will be transported go miles be-
fore 1t is utilized. The same company
has plant in Canada where it is
transmitting electric power up to o4O
miles, but this will make the longest dis
lance transmission attempted on this con-
tinent
The current will be transmitted at 100
OJO volts pressure and stepped down for
use after 1t reaches Los Angeles The
proposed cost of the installation is very
small and the company has arranged to
furnish the power to consumers in Los
Angeles at a low rate
The government is reimbursed by an
annual rental paid for the site, as is the
case with other power sites utilized in
national forests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
MAKING RURAL STUDIES.
Agricultural Department Officials on
Trips Throughout Country.

I. n. Carver, chief of the rural or
ganiZation service in the Department OF
Agriculture, and Charles Brand, chief OF
the market division in the same service,
have left Washington to make further
rural studies and to outline plans for
the practical starting of the service. Dr.
Carver is visiting Iowa and Illinois. after
which he intends to go to Minnesota,
where he will study general economic
conditions. He expects also to. devote a
part of his time to the subject of rural
credits and farmers banking institutions
such as already are in operation in many
European countries, and about whose
establishment in the United States there
has been great deal of discussion.
Mr.. Brand is now in Maine, where he
is making an investigation of marketing
conditions and expects to accumulate in
formation on which to base recommends
tons for cooperative marketing when
he returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17

= Richly decorated French China Covered
Dishes - each. Were $3.50.
Decorated English Porcelain Meat Platiers.
10 each. Were 81 90
: decorated English Porcelain Gravy Boats.
.5e - .h. Were So.
White-and Gold Austrian China Syrup
Pitcher, 30. Was 81 -.
Dainty Decorated French China Salad
Bowl: 20. Was 81 -.
l Richly Decorated Nippon China Ice Bowl.
slight imperfect; soc Was 81 80,
Ir'"or'ed Decorated Fern Dish. So Was
S5.c0
l Imnorted tobacco Jar slightly imperfect;
Co.. Was 81 -
/ Richly decorated French China Padding Set
three pieces: - 10. Was 81. ~
= White snd Gold Austrian China Cake Plates,
10 each. We're a5c
Decorated English Porcelain Teapot. soc.
Was 80
Large Decorated Jardiniere. sl,95. Was
s3.73
Imported Stein. 81 o5. Was $500.
Tifth tner. & =.
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Suit Department.
Friday Clearance of
Robe Patterns.

1 Beautiful Printed Bordered Net Robe
Pattern. $500. Was 5000.
l Handsome Crepe Robe Pattern, $1,000.
Was $1,000.
Wolfe Robe. with green stripe and
border. 500. Was SIS. 10
] Wolfe Robe. white with green and Law
ender border. $3.50. Was $500.
1 Stylish Ratine Robe. with border
$50. Was S625
Also 300 yards Beautiful New Pique,
white ground with stripes in black, Law
ender. old rose, blue and tan: ~ inches
wide; 29c yard Was soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Women's Dress Department

. White Rat'ne Dresses. with colored coates
of lavender and blue; sizes "A and Sc; $40. ii
each. Were $3.50.
Oyster White Linen Dress. plain tailored
style: size 40: S1o.15. Was $500.
Violet Linen Dress, with peplum; size "a
SIo.TJ. Was $3.50.
l Fancy White Ratine Dress. Russian blouse
style: size "A: Sl0.75. Was $19.75.
/ Navy Blue Serge Dress. high neck and long
sleeves: size Al $500. Was $500.
/ Brown Serge Dress: size IA; $39J. Was
$1,000
l Ashes Of Rose Moire Silk Dress. for street
or afternoon wear: size IS: $3.50 Was S61. 80.
l White Canton Crepe Dress. high neck and
long sleeves: size 81: 500, 80. Was $500.
Copenhagen Blue Crepe de Chine Dress;
size ~: S1S.15. Was $3.50.
3 Embroidered Linen Dresses. white, rose and
blue: sizes -. SO and IS; S1S.75 each. Were
S2J. 90
Third floor. g ST.
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Gen. Davis Going to Panama.

Maj. Gen. George w. Davis, U. S. A,
retired. now connected with the Amer
lean Red Cross headquarters here &C
companied by his daughter, will leave
Saturday for Panama. Gen Davis has
been actively identified with the construc-
ton of the Panama canal. He was the
first governor of the Canal Zone and also
was MEMBER or the canal commission.
He desires to see the canal before tha
water Is turned on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
FORMAL DEGREES ISSUED.
Supreme Courts Final Action in
Railway Rate Cases.

Formal DEGREES of the Supreme Court
in the Minnesota and Missouri rate cases
were issued yesterday to the federal
courts i'm those states.
In the cases won by the states the rail-
roads were ordered to reimburse the state
governments for the cost of litigation.
The state of Missouri will collect $15. 22662
from the Chicago. Burlington and Quin-
cy, which was the principal Missouri
case. $4,000 being spent alone in printing
the record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
aCh. w ere SI.OO.
Misses and Girls Department

53 Misses LINEN. Ratine. Rep. Pfque and Wolfe
Dresses IN pink. white and lavender, plain col
ors and stripes. They dresses that we cannot
duplicate. hence the reductions. Special price.
Sa.oS ca, Were S6.77. s.. 80 & Sic
10 Misses Tan Galatea skirts, $l.OO each.
Were $lJ0.
20 Girls Bingham Dresses. pink, tan and blue.
81 90 each. Were 81 30
II Girls Navy and White Striped Gaatea
Dresses: sizes 10. IL and IA. LOO each.
% Girls Bingham Dresses sizes g. g. 10 and
II. 81 - each We're S29
Third floor. g st
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TO WITNESS FINAL GUN TESTS.
Army Officers to Pass Upon New
Field Ordnance Evolved Here.

1Prig Gen Hunter Liggett. president of
Ne Army War College. and Col. Edwin
ST John Greble of the general staff of
The army will go to Sandy Hook. ~ j.,
text week to witness the final stages Of
certain test firings of new field artillery
material. The new pieces, which have
been evolved during the last year and
a half are a 3.S-inch howitzer which Is
designed 10 fire a o-pound projectile and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Young Mems Two-piece Norfolk

Not a large quantity-just :
suits in the lot-in very at
tractive Norfolk STYLE coat with
pants: plain blues, blue and gray
and mixtures. in neat patterns ;
sizes g, 90. 81, 50. 10 and IL.
SI4.7S each.
Were S22.-o and $500.
Second floor. Mems Building.
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Friday Special in
Lace EDGES and Insertions

French and German Valenciennes
Lace Edges and Insertions. either to
match or ia odd patterns: a choice
variety Of the newest and best designs
for all trimming purposes; Y to 3 inch
IS in width These laces are sold only
- The piece of 4 dozen yards
Special price. Coo piece.
Main eear, =.
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Friday Clearance of
Wonens and Girls Hats

Nomen's Jntrimmed Hats. various
weaves of straw. in a number of colors
and the burnt effect
$500 each. Were up to $3.50.
Women's Trimmed Hats, good models
in many shapes and sizes.
$3.50 each. Were $500 and 5000
Girls Tailored Hats. trimmed with a
small quill or ribbon
$500 each. Were $500 and $500.
Second floor, Tenth ST.
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Woodward 6 LotE1rop.

47-inch gun which fires a Go-pound
projectile. The latter is heavier gun
than that with which most field bat
teries are armed,
Both OF these guns have been evolved
In this country, independent of observa-
tons made by army officers in foreign
countries. An ordnance officer said today
that no new ideas in ordnance had been
cleaned by the United States officers
who observed the progress of the Balkan
war, as the Balkan states and Turkey
obtained their ideas for the most part
from the french and German sources
which long have been available to the
United States Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Infants Department.

ChilIren-~ White Net Mushroom Hats. trim
ned with hna lace ruffe. flowers and soft rib
t,.n how. s.. On each. Were sion
= ChiIdren's Cambria skirts. made on band and
trimmed with embroidery edge. insertion and
e.. fUeES: 81 ~ each. Were 81 10.
= CriiGreu's PINK 6'hamhF1y Dresses. Russian
kfvle with belt. hand scailoned turnover collar
end CUTS. aIc each. We're SEQ.
e: Chffiren's White SKIRTS with ruffe Of fine
tu5lruidery o-,c rHeh. Were 81 %
Thrs fo"r. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Z Wnmer1'S Cloves

Pure silk Gloves white and black
only. in al sizes: elbow length.
Special price &c pair.
Wome1,'s Elhow-Iength White Chamoi
settle Gloves; sizes - to ~.
Spec al price. -Oc pair.
Women's FIhow-langth White Lisle
Gloves: sizes u. TO 11a.
Special price, soc pair.
Main foor center.
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Umbrella Department

Mems 2s-inch tnion Taffeta Umbrellas, with
natural. mission and horn silver handles; $1.6j
each. Were $3.50.
II Mems 2S-inch Black silk Umbrellas with
sterling silver trimmed horn and ma tlral wood
handles; Sl.a5 each Were $500
II Colored SILK Parasols In light blue, pink
and lavender; VI. 10 each Were 500 and S2.o0
Main floor, G. ST
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Corset Department.

L. pairs Batiste and Coutil Corsets, different
makes and models: sizes is, 10 and 20: 81 90
pair Were 81. % and 81 30
II pairs corsets. coutil plain and figured
batiste. medium bust models of Bon Ton.
P y. Ivy and Florita makes sizes Is. 10 and
90: 81. 20 pair. Were 500.
Ia paiis Corsets. few sizes from our special
models of Parame, Lily of France and Madame
Irene; sizes IS to % $500 pair Were $40 30
SI2 80 and $3.50
Third floor. Eleventh ST.
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Muslin Underwear Department

10 Nansook Combination Suits. trimmed with
lace and insertion. beading and ribbon, soc each.
Were 81. 90
> French handmade Percale Petticoats with
hand embroidered iounce 81 A. each. Were 81. so.
Cambria Petticoats. embroidery founce, 81. 95
each. Were $3.50.
IL Nainsook Corset Covers. prettiiy trimmed
with lace and embroidery. 35c each. Were soc.
10 French Nainsook Chemises hand embroid-
cred. 45 each. Were Ito and SEQ.
ii Fine Nainsook Gowns, trimmed with linen
lace. Sic each. Were 81 30
Third floor, ST
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Auto Advertises Cause.
More Mothers at Camp.

The second group of mothers and chill
dren went out to Camp Good Will yes
terday. These We're from the southeast
and northeast sections of the city and
numbered 100 The day before eighty
went out to Camp Pleasant and there are
twelve sick babies and their mothers at
the Infant Hospital Camp. The commit
tee hopes before the end of the season
to entertain 1000 mothers and children
each with two weeks outing. The COM
mittee has extended an invitation to all
friends of the camps to visit them at
their earliest opportunity to see for them
selves the work that is being done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
FRIDAY Special in
pillOWCdseS,

Twenty dozen Pride of the West
Muslin Pillowcases finished with wide
hens: size t5xS6 inches. This is a well
and favorably known brand of case.
and regularly sells at $500 dozen
Special price, $500 dozen;
SI.oo half dozen.
second finor. Il.
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And these remnants

Lengths from liz 10 ) yards:
1oigc Bingham. loo yard.
12l.e Percae. 1oc yard.
l2Eac Lawn. Zoe yard.
15c Galatea. 12lsc yard.
15c Bingham. 12i.c yard
15c Lawn and Wolfe. 121ac yard.
25c Kindergarten Cloth. 15c yard
25c Crepe Ratine, 15c yard.
25c and 29c Imported bingham. lie yard.
% and 90 Imported Wolfe. 15c yard
2'c ard 29r Mercerlzed Poplin. 15c yard
15c Ripplette 1212c yard.
%. Imported Irish and Belfast Dimity. 15c
yard.
1sr Serpentine Crepe 12I.c yard.
Second floor, G. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Paws Tribute to Associates.

Mr.. Ticker. who had been taken by sur
prise, expressed his appreciation OF the
recognition of his friends and associates
in the Interior Department. and paid
tribute to their loyalty and faithfulness
to duty at all times, and the sincere heip-
fulness rendered to him in aiding him TO
properly perform his share of the WORK.
He expressed himself a strong advocate
Of civil service and the merit system OF
reward
The testimonial gifts consisted OF pair
of diamondmounted cuff buttons, set OF
scarf pins to match the same. massive
seal ring and a. seal watch fob.
James /. Parker has taken the oath OF
office as chief clerk of the Interior De
partment, succeeding Mr.. Ucker. Mr..
Parker was formerly chief of the claims
division of the forestry service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
TESTIMONIAL PRESENTED
RETIRING CHIEF CLERK
Farewell Token of Good Will and
Well Wishes Given G. S. Ucker
by Department Associates.

Many friends and associates of Glenn
ent s. Ucker chief clerk of the De-
partment of the Interior. who voluntarily
resigned his Office July 10, to accept
service as general manager of the South
ern Industrial and Emigration Assocla-
ton, met in the office of the chief de-
signing officer of the department yes
terday afternoon to take leave or him
and to present him with a suitable tes-
timonial expression of their friendship
and in recognition of the consideration
always extended them during his ad-
ministration of the office of CHER clerk
OF the department.
Maj George w Evans, chief disburs-
ing officer. and dean of the corps of en-
ployes, made the presentation address
expressing the best wishes OF all FOR MI.
Uckers future success and happiness
in life as well as his good luck In his
new field of labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
$50 each; 3 for SI.oo.

80 WCmen'S Iisle Combina ion Suits low
neck and sleeves: lacetrimnled top. umbrella
leg: size q: 15c each. Were x1.0o.
Is Women'S Swiss Ribbed Lisie Vests. higa
mex. short sleeves. extra size o, Soc each
Were SOC.
Main floor g 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Wolfe and Creme Waists

Wolfe Waists. trimmed with insertion,
embroidery and colored wolfe: others in
plain tucked effects, a few with ruffle
fronts: all have low collars and q
sleeves: fasten in front.
Csc each. Were SI.oo.
Is White Wolfe Waists. trimmed with val
enciennes insertion. tucks and embroidered in
eolors: n sleeves. trimmed high collars; fasteu
in back. 19J each. Were $3.50.
20 White Wolfe Waists. embroidered in colors;
tucked back: Y sleeves: lace trimmed cuffs
low collar edged with lace; fasten in back
81 % each. Were 81 80.
20 White Crepe Waists. plated ruffie front
low collar Of Powered crepe: Y sleeves. trimmed
TO match collar; faster in front. S195 each.
Were 81 SO.
Third floor. G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Mattress Protectors.

80 White Quilted Mattress Pro-
tcctors. at very special prices.
Size %cx7G regularly sl,35..-,.. SI-o5
size 42x7G. regularly $50. .....- Sill
Size 4sx7G regularly Sim. Sis
second foor. = 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Fridav Special in
Embroidery F1ouncino

Beautiful Nll-white Embroidered
Wolfe Flouncing. the i5-inch width, in
number OF pretty and effective pat
terms. so suitable for the one or two
founce gown now enjoying such q wide
usage.
Special price. Sc yard.
Main fecr g 81.
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And these remnants:

And these remnants.
= White Cancels Hair Coats with black velvet
collar. partly lined. sizes 81 and c6; $50 each
Were $3.50
. White Cloth Coats. "a length. black velvet
collars: fully lined. sizes ~ AMI &C. $3.50 each
Were $500
> White Cloth Coats. half lined: sizes IA and
Is. 81 - each Were $40.
Black Satin Evening Coat. handsomely trim
med: size 20: So9. 81. Was $1,000.
Nell Rose silk Poplin Evening Coat; size 81
S29. 80 Was 5000.
Pale Blue Chiffon Evening Coat fancy collar
lined throughout: So. 90 Was $500.
= Mohair Travelling Coats. black and gray
S10.I5 each. Were $1S.1J.
Third floor. q 81.
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Outing Goods Department.

/ Swinging Settees in mission and golden oak
finishes.
at 81 9--wss 5000.
= at 81 30 each-were $50.
at S2Ja-was 81 80.
Fourih floor. Eleventh st.
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Friday Special in
Women's I,isle Vests

Thin. Cool Lisle Vests in the comfort
able style for summer wear-low neck
and sleeveless, lace-trimmed TOP: all sizes
Only b dozen in the assortment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Wornen'S White Skirts

Heavy Linon. Pioue and Bedford Cord
Skirts, In oyster white; smart and de-
sirable models of the most recent crea-
ton. trimmed with buttons.
$685. each.
Regularly $500 and S5.75.
A sample line of White Linen Cannon
Cloth and White Cordelene Outing
Skirts, also khaki colored galatea skirts;
most of them regular 90 values.
Special price, $I.oo each.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17

Miss Elsie Neal for the past six years
manager of the telephone exchange al
fredericksburg. Md, was transferred tues
day to q similar position at Easton, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17

Heavy shipments OF tomatoes continue
to go from Coan river Va) to Baltimore.
The truckers are receiving good prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
And these remnants .

% pairs Womons Pain Black Chiffon Iisle
Hose. double soes heels. toes and tops: sizes
9is and 10; 35e pair: for 81 90 Were 5ec
% pairs Wouen's Fancy Gray and Tan
Striped Isle Hose; sizes sI.s and 9L; 25c
pair We're ctc
Main floor. Z 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Wonen's White Hose

Fifteen dozen pairs Fine Gauze Lisle
White Hose. double heel. sole and toe;
sizes to 10 Regular SOC value.
35c pair: : for SI.oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
FUNDS ARE COLLECTED
FOR SUMMER CAMPS
Volunteer Workers Solicit
Needed Money in City's
Large Stores.

In an effort to raise So. 500 in two days
for the maintenance of the summer out
ing work OF the Associated Charities,
booths were opened in all the large stores
in the business part of the city today for
the collection of contributions from the
public. In a number of stores where
there was not enough room to erect
booths volunteer workers walked about
giving patrons of the store chance to
contribute. Volunteer workers were also
in charge of the booths.
Decorated by flags, drawings of tents
flowers and little rhymes telling the eff
fectiveness of nickels and dimes in
making children and their mothers happy
and helping to make them we'll, the
booths presented an attractive appear
ance Fish globes on each booth provided
a place in which any amount of money
might be placed
Auto Advertises Cause.
While the volunteer workers were do
ing duty in the stores. an automobile
bearing plea for aid in keeping open
the summer camps was driven about on
the buster streets to attract the atten-
ton of persons. and in the hope of arous-
ing interest Other workers were sta
toned in the various departments during
the lunch hour 1t will be impossible to
tell until the close of day just how mucn
money will be raised in this manner but
the indications today are that the sum
will be quite large.
The same campaign will be continued
through tomorrow in order to give all
those who did not contribute today an
opportunity to do so tomorrow. Mrs. J.
V. Harvng is in charge of the 100 vol
unteers who are working to raise the re-
quired sum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17
Friday Special in
Wornen'S Linen Coats

small lot of Women's Natural Linen
Coats has just arrived. in all sizes. They
are made in semi-fitting and loose
styles and are desirable for travelling,
motoring and vacation wear.
$500 each. Regularly SS.7S.
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WW000war0 6 10tbr0p
New YorG-WAsFNGToN-P


And limited particular line lines Of merchandise but
b a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-17

II you Nan. work, read the want col
umns of The Star
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Friday Special Sale
Mems NesIise Shirts and Belts.
Mems Corored Negge Shirts, 6Sc each; 3 for 90.
81 90.

Wen Co-OTC1 NcgIlgc ,
Regu ary, Sl.OO.
and new-right from the factory
the best condition They made the negige style and Of the
grade Of cooed striped effects coat model
with attached
Mems Leather Bets at Very Special Prices
sample line Belts direct from the manufacturer who has
iavons many All this season productions
!, lara variety 1t finishes coors of buckles They
perfect Unfortunately supply the small man only
given exclusive representation sample
lines IL the only
and SGrays several shades
regularly 5oc ~, each reo,,,r, {, -
Lot
zoe cach-reeulay SI.oo. Sc eacl-reguary S2oo
Lot
Sis each. Values s. 80 & $500
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Tanned by a Threat.

'1 wilL' she exclaimed, 81 will not
live with you another day"
You'll leave me, will you?" he calm
y asked.
Yes, I will"
''When7"
'Now-this minute"
Il wouldn't, II l were you"
But I will. and I defy you to stop
mel"
"Oh. l shan't try to stop you" he
quietly replied. II will simply report
to the police that my wife has mys-
terfously disappeared. They'll want
your description, and I will give it
You wear No. S shoes; you have an
extra large mouth; your nose turns UP
at the end; eyes rather on the CLINT;
voice like A"
Wretch. you wouldn't dare do that?'
she screamed
'I will"
They glared at each other for a mo-
ment in silence. Then 1t was plain to
see who was the victor.