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Evening star., 1914-08-13
OPEN BIDS FOR STREET
PAVING AUGUST IS
Work to Cost $110, 700 Will Be Com
menced in All Sections
Next Month.

Work of laying new asphalt paVements
in every section OF the District at a total
cost Of $40, 100 will be commenced early
next month under direction Of the engi-
neer department of the District govern
ment Bids for the work will be opened
August 1S. In accordance with the Bor-
land amendment to the District appropri-
alton bill one-half the cost of the i'm
provements will be assessed against the
property owners.
sheet asphalt. asphalt block and asphalt
concrete pavements at cost Of $110, TOO
to be expended in the discretion of the
in the following sections: Georgetown,
$1,000: northwest $500; southwest.
$21. 900: northeast, $4,000. and southeast.
$4,000.
Schedule Of improvements.
In accordance with this allotment the
lowing schedule,
Sheet asphalt pavement-Warner street,
from New Jersey avenue to 9TH street
northwest; X street. from Az to Sth
streets southwest; 18th street, from to
streets northeast: 9th street. from
H to X streets northeast; Massachusetts,
avenue. from 18th to 14th streets south
east: New Jersey avenue. from NJ to \
streets southeast; Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, from 18th street to Pennsyl-
vania Avenue bridge southeast. street.
from 17th to 18th streets southeast; Po-
tomac avenue. from Sth to 9th streets
southeast.
Asphalt block pavement street from
26th street to Virginia avenue north
west; Tennessee avenue, between and
D streets northeast.
Asphalt concrete pavement-Nineteenth
street. from kalorama road to Biltmore
street northwest; Howison street, from
NJ to N streets southwest; NJ street, from
Half to 1st streets southwest; I street,
from 9Th to 7th streets southeast: Mich
OILS avenue. from Navy Yard bridge to
Sheridan street southeast; Wisconsin
avenue, from Bath to 35th streets north
west: P street. from Rock creek to 2sth
street northwest.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
The Slav Race.

From the Albany Times-Unfon.
Just as primitive people recognized
as foe the man whom they could not
understand, the great world war that
threatens will be clash OF tongues.
The Slav Is fighting for his language
and his race. He is pitted against the
Teuton. There are between 125. .000,0 900
and lao. 100000 OF the Slavic branch Of
the Aryan race, held together by a
common ancestry of language. ordinar-
lily a loose bond. but strong enough
now to draw all together on the fight
ing line to battle to the death for the
preservation of their mother tongue.
The original Slav came from the region
of the Upper Dneiper river In what is
now Russia. In the third century they
began to spill over Europe in all direc-
tions. AS early as the tenth century
the Germans pressed them back-and
the contest with the Teutons has
waged, bloodily and automatically. for
Slav races. In the east are the Rus
slams. In the west are the Poles.
Wends, Czechs and Slovaks. while In
the south are the Slavonians, the
croatians. the Serbs. Montenegrins,
Herzegovinians and Bosnians. There
has been an interblending of races
through the centuries that has wiped
out any pure "Slav type"-but the
mother tongue. spoken In different
dialects. has kept alive q dream of the
Slavic empire. and its battel cry Is heard
by even remote relatives when menaoed
by a common foe.
The call of blood runs back 1000
years. The strongest factor In the ar
ranrement of forces, stronger than
economic intere ests, than considerations
Of neutrality, is the psychological one
Of race To destroy Servia is to destroy
some part of that common language,
and the instinct of self-preservation
leads the millions who speak 1t to the
Battlefield
Evening star., 1914-08-13
MOTORISTS WARNED
OF MARYLAND LAWS
Urged to Secure Proper Permits for
Prospective 0ver.Sunday
Trips.

Washington motorists contemplating
trips over Sunday are advised by those in
touch with conditions to have with them
the necessary operators permits before
attempting to run cars over the roads Of
Maryland. Several Maryland county
police officials. 1t is stated. are to be on
hand early Sunday morning and motor
lists not armed with the proper credentials
will be held up. Prince Georges county
officials, it Is said, have arranged to be
on the alert.
Merely procuring Identification tags for
his machine by an automobile owner does
not entitle him to operate car In Mary
land. The law requires the motor car
owner also to secure permit to operate
the machine. at a cost of g. the permit
being perpetual. The permit card should
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Clearance of
Rows Straw Hats.

Straw Hats for the little fell
lows, Of fine quality straw, in rah
rah, Tyrolean and MILDLY shapes
white and colors, with plain or
fancy bands. Sizes from 3 to 7
years.
zoe each. Were SI.oo and ST so.
Also the following:
"a Boys STRAW Hats in rah rah and Tyrolean
shapes; sizes 8 to years: &c each. Were
"a Boys Blouses with soft collars attached:
slightly ssiled: sizes to 10 years: 75c each.
We're $1.00.
1s Boys' Blouses in plain colors and stripes.
with laundefed collar bands: sizes to Is years:
35c each for $1.O0.
il Boys Tan and Graz. Wool Suits. Norfolk
style: $3.7S each. Were $500 and 80 90.
20 Russian Blouse Wash Suits plain colors
and stripes: sizes 21s to years: $1.75 each.
We're $2.95 and $3.95.
"a pairs Boys Full Cut Khaki Knickerbockers;
sizes s. 8, 16 and It; CSC pair. Were $100.
Third floor, Center.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Democratic Servia.
Prom the London Chronicle.

Serv.a has come nearer to attaining the
deal Of social equality than most coun-
tries. for 1t Is a land in which there Is
neither aristocracy nor middle class. and
in 1900 1t possessed not single pauper.
It has, however. a multitude of placemen
and officials. recruited mainly from the
peasantry. The average Servtan values
comfort far more than progress. and is
work enables him to spend his evenings
at the village wineshop. whore. by the
way, he generally keeps sober. OF discus
sing politics he will never tire. and this.
with music and poetry and dancing, are
the passions of his life.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Special in
Liberty Hats.

We have just received another
assortment of these Liberty
Hats, made of Batavia rush. in
brown, green, rose and purple.
and South American rush, in
natural color. There are STYLES
for women, misses and children.
Owing to the lateness of the
season we have decided to mark
them at the
Special price, S1.W each.
Second floor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Final Clearance of
Women's Shoes, $1.4 pair.

Odd lots and accumulations
from our own stock. All are
good styles and splendid quail
ties.
Tan Russia Calfskin Pumps. with Good
year welt sewed sole and leather heel.
Sizes 4, 51s, 6 and 6lsAA: 3. BIZ. 4. AZ 8,
51a, and 61aA: 3, By, 4 and 6B; 21a. 3,
AZ and &C; Ok. 3 and sgd.
Tan Russia Calfskin Oxfords. Goodyear
welt sole. either English cut or blucher
style. Sizes g. 31s. 4. 51s and 8AA: 3. 4.
6 and 61aB: &c: 23h, 3h, 4 and 41D.
Patent Kidskin oxford Ties. hand-turn
sole and high Louis heel. Sizes "A: 3h
and 41aB: and 0C: 215. Az and sgd;
31s. 4, and 5kE.
Patent Colonials. with Goodyear welt
sole and Spanish heel. Sizes 4. AZ 81. 8,
61s and 7AA; 3, 5 and 61fA: 1B; 8 and
&c; CD.
Patent coltskIn Pumps. Goodyear welt
sole and leather Cuban heel. Sizes 4. 5.
bh and sAA; 5,s and ga: &C; 81 and CD.
Gun Metal Calfskin Colonials, Goodyear
welt sole and leather Spanish heel. Sizes
S and 7AA; 4tsA: SIC; Cd.
Black Satin Colonials. Sizes "A; 212C.
Black Suede Colonials. Sizes and 5AA;
3kC.
$1.45 pair.
Were $3.50 to $500.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Muslin Underwear Dept.

s Princess Slips, lace and embroidery trimmed;
75c each. Were 80.
Long White Nainsook Petticoats, with pretty
lace dounce: Csc each. Were 81. Is.
II Colored Silk Striped Wolfe Long Kimonos
empire style, ribbon trimmed: 500 each. Were
$275.
10 White Lawn Dressing Saeques. several differ
ent styles. trimmed with embroidery or lace; soc
and e5c each. Were 81 90 and $1J0.
z Fine Muslin. Dotted Swiss and silk Negliges
and Kimonos, white and colored; CSC to 5000
each. Were $1.OO to $3.50.
IA Hand embroidered French Chemises; 81 .0C
each. Were 1.25 and $1.50.
10 Nainsook Combinations, pretti1y trimmed
Were Toe to $2.75.
Third Hoor F st
Evening star., 1914-08-13
REPORT LITTLE PROGRESS.
Conferees on Trade Commission Bill
Nav Defer Action.

The conferees on the trade commits
sion bill met again today. but made lit
tie progress. It has been suggested
that it would be wise to defer reaching
a final agreement on the bill until after
the Clayton antitrust bill has been dis
posed Of. since the trade commission
bill and the Clayton bill are closely
related Senator Newlands. chairman
Of the conference. said that this course
might be adopted.
The conferees are to meet again to-
night at Senator Newlands' residence.
A week would be sufficient to wind up
the conference, said Senator Newlands,
II it was decided to go right ahead with
the bill instead Of waiting on the
clayton bill. which is now pending be-
fore the Senate, and which may not be
passed by that body until September 1.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Housefurnishing Dept.

/ Double Gas Stove Oven with glass door,
slightly damaged. 500. was $500: | at sl.JO.
was 81 so; single. 7oc. was 81 so.
SOC.
i Aluminium Saucepan, $10o, S1.60; l at
csc, was $115.
2 white Papier Mache Trays. 35c each. were
65c at 4Oc. was 1Jc.
White Coffee Cans. 15c each. Were 25c.
White Sugar Cans. 13c each. Were 25c.
/ white Flour Can. 25c. Was 3Jc
Garbage Can. soc. Was 75c.
! Aluminium Rice Boiler. $1.O0. Was S15o.
/ Clothes Hamper, 81 90. Was $1.50.
Willow Nursery Chairs. 75c each. Were
i willow Clothes Basket, s1.oo. Was s1.so
Fifth noor, ct.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Infants Department.

1 Children's White Lingerie Hat Of valencf-
eInes a lace rufies. facing Of straw braid trimmed
with blue ribbon and flowers: 500 Was $6.7
trimmed with lace run1es and silk rosebuds $500.
Was $500.
faced with pink moire silk and trimmed in silk
flowers and foliage: $500 Was $3.50.
Childrens Crepe Gowns, low neck and short
sleeves. trimmed with lace edge, beading and rib
bon; bOc each. Were 81 90.
3 Children's Pink Chambray Dresses Russian
style, with wide belt and CUTS; made Of pink and
white striped chambray; 75c each We're S1.25.
Third floor, F st.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Clearance of
Women's Silk and Lingerie
Waists.

There are many good styles in our
Waists and Blouses of black chiffon over
white satin. brown chiffon over net and
white taffeta with blue and gold trim
mings; one and two of a kind.
$I.95 each. Were $5.75 and $3.50.
A lot of Chiffon, Crepe de Chine ana
other Attractive Silk Waists. in blue
flesh. lavender and green colors.
1896 each. Were $5.75 and $ro.
8.75 each. Were $I2.75.
Also good assortment Of Waists in
cotton wolfe and crepe: color combinations
of pink. blue. green. maize and rose.
trimmed with lace. net and hand en-
broidery. They have the 0ladstons
collar and three quarter length
sleeves in kimono or raglan effect:
also few white Cotton Wolfe Waists.
in high and low neck styles, trimmed
with lace and hand embroidery.
$3.o5 each. Were $5.75 and S8.75.
$2.o5 each. Were $5.75.
SI.oo and $I.75 each. Were S.. 90
and $2.o5.
Third door G at
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Misses Department,

IL Misses Suits. novelty crepe poplin and
serge. in blue lavender, brown and black: sizes
IA, l8 and Is: $7.75 each. Were S25
II Misses and Girls Dark Blue Galatea skirts
full plated. for wear with mildly blouses: 5oc
each. Were 81 so.
10 Girls Lightweight Coats. in tan. blue
brown and checks: sizes g. s. 10 and -: ss55
each. Were $1,000 and $I65o
20 Misses and women's All-wocl Sweaters
navy blue. tan green and brown stripes and
mixtures: sizes "a. SO and IS: $3e5 each. We're
$50 and SS.75.
Misses Crash Dresses in the serviceahie
coat style buttoning down front: lavender and
white: sizes u. 16 and IS: $675 each.
10 Girls White voile Marquisette and Bs
tiste Dresses; sizes TO- 1: and IA: se.75 each
Also about 25 House Dresses in light and
dark colors with low neck and three-quartef
sleeves: good materials and styles: sizes "a -
AZ. Special price, '5c each.
Third door. & ST.
Evening star., 1914-08-13

Iy Linen Suits: colors. white. natural, pink and
to $500. w
Is Suits Of wool crepe. sabariine ana serge
colors navy. black, gray. violet and black
white checks; sizes 81 to Al; $1,000 each.
20 Suits in wool poplin, serge. gabardfne creme
and bedford cords; coiors. navy black ronen
hagen and violet: sizes "a to -: $500 each
Were up 70 $500.
"a Serge. Wool PoplIn. Crepe and Gsbsr rdin.
Suits: navy blue. black and reseda: sizes 81 to
~: $1s. % each. Were mp TO s57. 80.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Lace Curtain Department.

1b pairs White Novelty Net Curtains, several
styles, two to four pairs of q kind; ~ yards
long; 81 .65 pair. Were $2.25.
u pairs Ecru Net Curtains. $1.65 pair. Were
t21.
pairs White Novelty nottingham Curtains. s
yards long; $500 pair. Were $500.
2 pairs White Scotch Net Curtains samples:
pairs white Nottingham Curtains, $1.25 pair.
Were $500.
SO pairs Crpss-stripe Curtains. in green. blue.
brown and pink: Csc pair. Were S1OO.
Fourth floor, G ST.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
China Department.

Decorated Haviland China Comb Tray 75c.
Was S1.b0
l Decorated Syrup Pitcher. on plate; 25c. Was
75c.
l Haviland China Covered Sauce Tureen, $500
Was $3.50
2 Daintily Decorated French China Olive
Dishes, 76c. Were $1.25
2 Austrian China Cake Plates 25c each. We're
i Hand painted French China Salad Bowl 81 2s.
Was $2.76
/ Hand painted Footed Bonbon Dish. 95e. Was
$1.75.
! imported Sugar Bowl, slightly imperfect;
@1.00, Was $3.50.
Fifth Aoor, G st. -
Evening star., 1914-08-13
And the following:
Corset Department.

8 Modart Front-laced Oorsets. coutfl. walohn
boning; medium bust and long hip; sizes 10. 20
pairs P. N. Corsets, coutn or batiste. medium
low bust and long hip: sizes 10 and 20: $500
pair. Were $500.
8 Net Brassieres. with dress shield attached
sizes 38, 3s. AZ. A and 46: $1.O0 each. Were
$l.60.
12 Brassieres, of different styles fastening
front or back, embroidery lace trimmed:
500.
Third door, Eleventh St
Evening star., 1914-08-13

annual cruise. After coaling at Hampton
roads the Missouri and Illinois will go 10
Taneier sound for target practice. and
probably will reach the Naval Academy
at Annapolis August u or q.
The battleship Maine. with a detach.
ment of Annapolis midshipman and the
crew OF the Idaho. still is at Gibraltai
and will remain there for possible reliei
work among Americans stranded In Fu.
rope.
Evening star., 1914-08-13

heed a warning and continued to OPP
crate cars without the proper Gre
dentials His attitude toward motor
lists is, he says. friendly and there is
no disposition to prosecute motorists
if they obey the law and the instruc-
tions given by the motor cycle officers.
None of the recent crusades by town
officials has been sanctioned by the
commissioner of motor vehicles or his
deputies. they point out. The deputies
of the motor vehicle department are
salaried employees OF the state.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Specials in
Women's Summer Gloves.

16-button-length White and
Black Silk Gloves; all sizes.
Special price, 75c pair.
16-button-length White and
Gray Chamoisette Gloves; all
sizes.
Special price, SOC pair
Main floor, Center.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Car Owner Must Have Permit.

Thomas H. wildman. deputy commits
sioner of motor vehicles, who 10 sta
toned near this city, is warming all
motor car owners who are using their
chaufreur's operators cards to secure
cards at once II they desire to operate
a machine, He has had occasion dur
ing the past week to warn number
of motorists who were taking advan-
taRe Of chauffeurs' cards. He has been
lenient with local motorists ana
where arrests have been made by local
municipal officers has urged that In
view Of their being hret offense cases
the violators be released with q warn,
Ing. Mr.. Wildman Is one OF several
deputies mounted on motor cycles IN the
nearby section Of Maryland and is de-
sirous that all motorists strive to obey
the law pertaining to the operation OF
motor vehicles within the confines OF
the state.
The only instances OF motorists be-
ing arrested Is where they failed TO
Evening star., 1914-08-13
BREAKS PROPELLER SHAFT.
Battleship Louisiana Disabled En-
Route to Guantanamo,

The battleship louisiana en- route to
Guantanamo from Vera Cruz broke her
port propeller shaft. The Navy Depart
ment today ordered the battleship Texas
to escort the Louisiana to the Norfolk,
Va, navy yard. after which the Texas
will nroceed to New York. The battle
ships Virginia and New Jersey have been
ordered to stop at Guantanamo on their
way home from Vera Cruz and will
stand by awaiting developments In the
Dominican Republic.
Evening star., 1914-08-13

be carried at all times and shown on
request to proper authority.
The Maryland authorities are also said
to be endeavoring to put a stop to motor
lists evading the law by using their chauf-
feur's license cards. Already several auto
lists have been arrested on this charge.
The charge for a chauffeurs license is 50
annually. a chauffeur Is termed pro-
fessional under the law, meaning any
person operating or running motor
vehicle for another for salary or wages.
or any person operating or running
motor vehicle-whether his own or an
other's-for hire or profit.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Special in
Huck Towels.

A special lot Of Huck Towels secured
from one of our best makers; they are
seconds and have some very slight i'm
perfections. such as dropped threads,
oil spots. etc. but nothing to interfere
with their service.
$l.35, S1.65 and $500 dozen
Worth one-third more.
Second door. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Special in
Women's Combination Suits

Fine Jersey Ribbed Lisle Thread Com
bination Suits. low neck and sleeveless;
umbrella style drawers. trimmed with
lace. A very exceptional quality at the
Special price, 3715c each.
And the following:
q women's Jersey Ribbed Umbrella Combine
tion Suits. low neck and no sleeves: lace-trimmed
drawers; size 4; 16c each. Were 25c
10 Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed Lisle
Thread Vests. low neck, no sleeves and hand
crocheted fronts; sizes 4 and 8: slightly soiled;
bOc each. Were 76c.
Main floor, st.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
SUSPENDS VIRGINIA RATES.
New Schedule Is Based Upon Of.
fetal Classification.

The interstate commerce commission
today suspended until December 10 a
proposed schedule revising freight
rates between Richmond and other vir-
ginia cities.
The new tariffs, which involved both
increases and decreases, were based on
official classification. Present rates are
governed by southern classification.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Women's Coat Dent.

SO: $50. Was $500.
Black Moire SILK Coat with figured silk lin
ing: size 3s: $4,000. Was $57. So
Black Beaded Net Coats black lining:
sizes 38 and 40: $500 each Were $500
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Parasol Department.

10 Colored SILK Parasols. in light blue, pink,
navy blue and red: 75c each. Were $500.
silver-trimmed handles; S2.e5 each. Were s.: 90.
I Mems os-inch Black Union sink Umbrellas.
natural and mission wood handles; silver trim
med 81 as each. Were $500
Main floor, q 1t.
Evening star., 1914-08-13

bajal, has intimated In an official COM
munication to Carranza that II guar
antees are not given and amnesty de-
clared a counter revolution undoubt-
edly will follow and an effort to join
forces with Villa will be made.
Evening star., 1914-08-13

Richard r. Kramer OF Wilmington
Del, block cutter, employed at th.
plant OF the York Card and Paper Com
pany. York, Pa, committed suicide bs
shooting himself through the head
Evening star., 1914-08-13
In Detroit.
rom TIE Chicago Post.

From tie Chicago Post.
yours, sir?
Indignant Patron-No, indeed. Isn't
this the city OF straights?
Evening star., 1914-08-13
ON LAST LEG OF CRUISE.
The Missouri and Illinois at Hamp
ton Roads With Midshipmen.

The battleships Missouri and Illinois.
with Annapolis midshipmen, have arrived
in Hampton roads on the last leg Of their
Evening star., 1914-08-13
FRIDAY REDUCTIONS N
LINEN COAT DRESSES

25 Linen Crash Dresses, in the service
able coat style. buttoning down front:
skirt made with peplum. In rose, blue
pink. green and lavender. Sizes 1s
Reduced to $2.o5 each.
Value, $3.50.
Evening star., 1914-08-13

Binks-That chap pitched three years
At Yale.
wfnks-What's he doing now?
Binks-Fresident OF a bank His arm
went back on him.-Chicago News.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Lost Articles

Are returned when the article
lost is advertised In The Star.
The Star reaches everybody
in Washington. 1t goes into
all the homes and is the logi-
cal choice for advertising lost
articles and all personal and
business wants.
Phone Classi1ed Department,
Main 244O.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Special Sale of
5000 yards Printed Border Marquisettes
at the special price, 35c yard.
They regularly sell at 55c and 6Oc.

pieces the New Checked Mar
qusette with attractive coored borders embracing all coors in
beautiful designs These all entirely fabrics and
patterns just the mills and there duplicates these being
pieces ranging length from yards of kind
Every fresh perfect desirable
the value is one of the best we have offered
35c yard Regularly 55c and Coo.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
WILSON ASKS CASH
FOR RED CROSS USE
American People Asked to Aid
in Relief of Suffering
Abroad.
WARNING ISSUED AGAINST
ILLEGAL USE OF NAME
Moneys Are Audited by War De-
partment, So True Account of
Uses Are Revealed.

The Star will receive, acknOwl-
edge and transmit to the Ameri-
can Red Cross contributions from
the public toward the work to he
undertaken by that organization
In connection with the war
abroad.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Friday Special in
Women's Boot Silk Hose.

25 dozen pairs Women's Boot SILK
Hose. in black and white only: subject
to slight imperfections in weave. They
are regular 500 quality.
Special at 2oc pair.
And the following:
black and dark gray: sizes Q, sh, 10 and 1ol1;
35c pair Were 50c.
% pairs Women's Black Lisle and Cotton Hose
manufacturers mended samples; sizes sh. and
9h; 17c pair. Were 30c.
Main door. G st,
Evening star., 1914-08-13
Final Clearance
Mems Straw Hats.
SOC for choice.

Only a small number re
main, so early selection is
advised.
Main floor. st.
Evening star., 1914-08-13
And the following:

ana the IOllOWniS
70 pieces Mems Plaid Nainsook underwear.
sleeveless shirts sizes AZ. A. and 40: knee draw
ers. sizes 40 30 and AZ: 25c each. Were bOc.
5 Mems Madras Bathrobes. gray. blue and
tan medium size: So. 30 each Were $om.
10 suits Colored Striped Madras Pajamas,
medium size csc each. Were SIPS.
dozen Colored and white Madras Wash Ties,
2 for 25c We're 25c each.
10 Colored and White Neglige Shirts. size I'M,
Soc each. Were $1.00.
n cf
Evening star., 1914-08-13

Friday Clearance of
Mems and Young Mems Suits.
At s1sz5-sts that we're up to $1,000; three piece
sack styles and Norfolks i'm the best woolen fabrics.
fAsc4 geo sIoKEs on 14a a R PafN BLUES
stout
STRIPED NoRFoLKs 1-ss 2a5 1se PLAIN BLUE NOR
At S1s75-Suits that were up to $4,000. Regulation
tEnree=piece models and Norfo1lks.
SUITS OF FAscy stout aAss ss s
sout1- long
1- NoRFOlkS Sizes:
2-34.
Friday Clearance of Mems Shoes,
$2.45 and $3.45 pair.
II 81
and1 81
81 1 81
S3.45 pair. Were $500.
oxFoRDs ~
g. and 8 8
PATENT coITsIN 81
!. and ioD ~
S2.45 pair. Were $4,000.