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Evening star., 1914-02-19
Mems Clothing Dept.

| 10 Suits. in well made. r"nserva iVe styles
black sizes 81. 81. 81 and 40 regular ana II
stout Sl:;,., eacl Were $500 and So 90
=, Suits. in fine cheyotS and fancy mixtures OF
crays hT.wns aud blues: English aud conservative e
styles in the best liked patterns Of the season :
sizes ~ 30 - and j. regular. ~, ',S ", !
and AZ stout: Si6..5 each. Were $500 and
$50. 60.
Youn. Mems ovcrcoatS. in mixtures of gray
brown and ian: STYLES with helte.l back and con
vertible collars: sizes 80 and -; $50 each
We're SI..J0 and So 90.
9 Young Mems ovnrc"ats. in blue. gray and
brown single and double breasted styles with
nIa in and I.elte.i backs. shawl and n"tt'h Collars
sizes b. :;ti AMI Is. Sl6.3 each. Were s-'."o
and 5000.
vnrtihle collar brown; sizes So, 50. IS and ~
Sl:;,., each Were S1oGb.
| / Overcoat OF fine blac, broadrloih, lined wl.n
quilted silk. collar of Persian lamb; '2-lhch
lanrt14; size A.: So. 30. Was s6ooo.
Caacirnans Overroat. dark blue, hn'F WIN
heavy all-wool kcrscy; nickel buttons: SIC 81 T.;
81 80 Was $1,000.
:. Waistroats. all wool knit snif back in brown
and blue: sizes SO and IS So" eact. were
$500
second floor Tenth st
Evening star., 1914-02-19
China Department.

Encrused Gold and White French China
Soup Turcen, $500. Was 5000.
. Richly Decorated French China Covered
Dishes 81 80 each. Were 500.
. Decorated Haviland China Open NeSetahe
Dishes $50 each. We're $500.
!, Decorated French China Cold Meat Platters,
S5c each Were $500.
Green and Gold Austrian China Covered
Sauce Tureen, 81 p. Was $50.
/ Decorated Austrian China Salad Bowl 75c.
Was Sl.5o.
i Decorated Austrian China Chop Plate, soc.
Was S1.o0.
; Decorated French China After-dinner Cups
and Saucers. each one different pattern, loc
each Were $40
Twopiece japanese Mayonnaise Dish, 3oc.
Was Toe.
dozen Decorated French China Bread and
Butter Plates 81. 50. We're $500.
Decorated japanese China Salad Bowl, $t.oo.
Was 81 -.
japanese Gong. bells, cord slightly worn,
s295. Was 500.
Umbrella Jar, slightly imperfect. sl.oo.
Was s.. 30.
Blue and Gold Jsrdiniere, $3.50, Was 500.
Fifth floor g st.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Furniture Department.

Solid Oak. High-bacll Arm Rocker
with genuine leather seat and best
springs; s695 Was $1,000.
9 Quartered Golden oak Saddle seat
Side Chairs. rubbed finish; Sl.6o each.
Were $500.
Roman Seats, one golden oak and two
mahogany finish: aJc each. Were sl-5o.
l Hgh-grade Mahogany Dresser. with
Rapids make: $33-15. Was 5000.
1 Quartered Oak Colonial Chair. with
slip leather seat; $50. Was $3.50.
) CHARTERED Oak -Armchairs, odd pieces
with full boxed cane seats; 500 each.
Were $3.50
l Solid Quartered Oak Extension Table
with 4S-inch top fitted with Tyden lock I;
S19.75. Was $500
l 3-piece Dining Room Suite. OF quar-
tered oak; buffet. china closet, extension
table and six leather seat chairs, Sl3o.Go
Was $4,000.
Fumed Oak Davenport. - inches long.
with genuine leather. spring cushion seat:
$3.50 Was $42..O.
Bird s-eye Maple Chairs. with full
box. cane seats and panel backs: $50
each. Were $500.
! French Gray Toilet Table. with large
mirror and three drawers; S15.oo. Was
$500
/ Quartered Oak, 4-ft. Sin Bed: natural
finish; Pollard Marquetere; $3.50. Was
$3a 20.
Cheral Glass. of CHARTERED Oak. nat
ural finish Pollard Marqueterie: $3.50.
Was S37.50.
Golden Oak Chair. with genuine
leather seat and panel back; s1.95. Was
s295.
Genuine Leather Couch with oak
frame. tufted. and fitted with the best
springs; $3.50. Was $40
] Solid Mahogany Armchair, with
panne plush seat; s7.as. Was $3.50
10 Fumed Oak Dining Room Chairs,
with genuine leather seats; Sl.9o each.
Were $3.50.
l lot of Card Tables, slightly damaged:
SOC each. Were 500 and $3.50.
lot of Medicine Cabinets. in eight diff
ferent styles. all marked for clearance at
half the regular prices.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
The Nestol of Science.

FGor- ne Bos on Hefa.I
What great changes IL thought. what
advances in science are encompassed
within d lifetime is brought home by
considering the career of Ernest Hacckel.
VINO celebrated his eightieth birthday yes
terday. He is the worlds grand old man
of science. Through the recent death of
Alfred EuSSel Wallace. he became the
sole survivor of that great group of pio-
neers of science in which Darwin IiuX-
ley. Tyndali. Helmholtz and Nirchow were
notable. 1t is curious feature of the
evolution which Ifacckel-With the other
Darwinians- preached, that he should live
20 see mis- theories. once ridiculed and
bitterly attacked accepted as the Teriest
coInmonplaces of science. II conveys "A
lesson of hopefulness for progress. which
none perhaps can appreciate more keenly
than the sage of lena with his four
score span Of experience. MAY he long he
with us
Evening star., 1914-02-19
The President and Gov. Glynn.

Two stories are in circulation respecting
q, relations between th. President and
Gor- 'i!yIt- one is that the former Is
entirely satisfied with tho course Of the
'atter- and VIII assist in the latter's pro
gram for a fUil term III the governor :
chair ih" other i that GOV. Giynn has
81 tV SHOW TIM President and until
Pc does will receive no assistance from
the White House
if lpport "f stery Tt-nber two Is al
eNi'issuatiou that Coy. Glynn is not go
: after Charles r Murphy with suf-
H4eat r;&Ve. Enemies Of the TaInInany
y -t want nim abolished outright and
III oH%e. Then complain that Gov Glynn
seems 10 hesitate. His plan is to el.nli-
ate Nh. Murphy only as state leader
-,tste'h!ns entirely agreeable TO AIR. Muir
.4S hAselt. lie would leave him the
Evening star., 1914-02-19
No "Millionaires' Club"

1t is pointed out in many comments
upon the death Of the late Senator Racon
of Georgia. that after more than thirty
Years III public life he died practically a
poor man. The inference implied is that
it is a rare and remarkable thing for "a
United States senator TO be poor or in
only modest circumstances. That is
not true. 1t was never the rule that
senator's were capitalists. 4 few very
rich men in the Senate have given the
public an impression of vast wealth in
that body, but the large majority OF the
senators have always been men of mod
crate means. There has never been d
time when % per cent OF the members of
the Senate could fairly be said to be
noted for their possessions instead of for
other reasons more acceptable to the
country. Today the proportion of sena-
tors known for their wealth is not more
than ~ or l. per cent.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Blocked.

Three little words suffice 10 ohitl
y patriots brave intention.
He laborS with undaunted Will
Mid clamor and dlssensiou
He seeks to soothe a city's feals
Or benefit i nation.
And then this sentence grim n. hears.
There's no appropriation.
The patriots logic stands alooi
From figures in a column.
lie brings his reasoning to the proof
With morals stern and solemn.
Then as reform hc would begin
With fine eNnilaration.
Somebody tells him with Il grin.
There $ no appropriation
Evening star., 1914-02-19
The Castillo Puzzle.

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speaN!hs Iusi-
3.''-''' ZOE 'e mas not been
no 7,'''' is not proved
''''.''-S '''''.'. .''''" ne MA : ar
Ho' recognized ny
"' ""'''S t'iil' put there
Wy 10 meet i's WISH he
81 ''',''',' NJ Mexico ''H also
Evening star., 1914-02-19
In Dark Streets.
From the Chicago Tribune.


The rate of burg AIRY and theft insur-
ance is higher in Chicago than it is in
New York-higher than 1t is in all but
two comparatively small cities in the
United States. The reason for this high
rate. We are told frankly by the Burglary
Insurance Underwriters Association Of
New York. is that Chicago Is a thieves
paradise. Ofhand this sounds like a Sc
we're reflection on the police. 1t is But
Il also is u reflection on the civic spirit of
the community. Thievery thrives where
there is a fertile soil for il Chicago is
such d fertile sol. Thieves congregate
here because we offer them the best con
gregatins places in the country. There is
no other city i'll the United States that
has many alleys. as many by-streets,
with old shacks and tenements in them
as Chicago has. Even were our police
system the most efficient in the country
1t still would be no easy task to keen
track of the character of every such
shady shack or tenement.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Also Good for Crops.

From tac Boston Post
The old adage concerning an i'll wind
is cxempiiied i'll the present severe
winter weather. The extreme cold and
the continued fall of snow have proved
extremely disasreeable to many, espe-
cially pedestrians by compulsion; but
there is a cousolinE thought that these
climatic conditions have given employ
ment to hundreds of peop to whom the
earning of money was Imperative. Both
by the city and the various railway
companies III and around Boston the
means of earning much needed money
has been offered. and while the tasks
have been arduous they have been glad
ly undertaken. Why would it not be
good idea for private citizens to give
the work of removing snow from side
walks and other parts of their premises
to needy men instead of endeavoring
to economize by performing the job
themselves?
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Corset Department.

4 pairs Madame Irene Corsets. OF coutil. with
medium and high bust and long hips: walohn
honing: sizes 10. II. ~ and %; 500 pair.
We're $50 and $3.50.
S pairs Paramc and Florita Corsets, with
medium and high bust and long hips: sizes
IS. il and 20: S2.oo pair Were $3.50 and 81: 30
4 pairs Memo CorSets, models Nos. 353 and 35t;
sizes 70. -. >. and 30; $50 pair. We're $3.50.
10 Brassieres. in different styles: large sizes;
~. each Were Si.U.
Third hoor Center.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Clearance of Short Lengths
In Upholstery and
Drapery Fabrics.

10 short lengths and ends Of
materials. ranging from Y to )
yards in length. and every piece
perfect except for soiling or rum
ping incident to their becoming
remnants. Included are Gre
tonnes. Scrims, Nets. Madrases,
Silkolincs, Tapestries. Damasks.
Nelours and various other wcayes,
which may be put to many uses.
Is to !. less former prices.
Fourth floor G ST
Evening star., 1914-02-19

Weardales assailant that she mistook
her victim will avail her moth
ing The fanatic who strikes a blow
aims TO injure. and it is of no consequence
as far as the law is concerned that the
blow falls upon the wrong head.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Valentine Shrinkage.
From the Chicago Post

st. Valentines day did not hold its own
say the Chicago postal officials. Th
valentine mail was far, far below uha
It used to be. Why? We suspect tina
the commercialization of this holiday. tn
recent effort to make great profits on tn
manufacture and sale OF valentines. ha
had something to do with it. This tend
ency has taken much of the old spiri
out of the festival. A pretty sentimen
cannot be exploited. It Simply fade
away under the attempt
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Realism.

\ sunset - Il MOONLIGHT glow
VIII cause no great eXhiiaration. /.
Aud yet we'll pay to see show
That gives a feeble imitation.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Boys Heavy Overcoats,
S3.95 each.
We're 5000 and $3.50.

Russian and convertible COT
lar Overooat>. in iull-len9th mod
els, made ol wool materials
whose quality cannot be denied
the shade, are gray and tan,
which adapt themselves we'll to
everyday usage and are attractive
enough lor any occasion Broken
sizes. but splendid savings !,
;. !. :, 6. !. s, II. IS, lo and y.
500 earh
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Friday Special in
Braided Net Curtains,
Sl.75 pair.

About SO pairs Of Braided Net
and Marie Antoinettc Lace Cur
tains. in several neat designs for
choice. with but to 9 pairs Of
each particular pattern. These
curtains are marked at clearance
prices because OF the latcness in
season, and are suitable for living
rooms, bedrooms. etc. In white
and ecru; 219 yards long
sI,75 pair. Were s2.25 and $3.50.
Fourth floor. G 81.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Infants Department.

10 pairs Childrcn's Outing Flannel Night
Drawers i'll pink aud blue striped Effects with
out feet: .;e. pair. Mere 50c.
$ ChiIdrcns Muslin Skirts made on band and
trimmed with tucks and embroidery; ..'c each
Were :,oc.
hrinIs and trimmed with band and bow; blue
and brown: .5c each. Wcre xiop.
:. CliIrcms White Linen Dresses. trimmed
with tmcks turnover collar, cuffs and belt; Zoe
each Were ST..
!; ct,lrrn-s White Linen Eloomcr-Dres.es, with
turnover collar and wide belt; sl.oo each
We're S;:.0o-
Third floor. Eleventh 81.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Bed Department.

= foot ,tstcrmoor Mattresses, slschtty
$1,000 each Mere Sis.ab.
!; foo; Brass E-i. slopworn; $3.50. W,
5000
ss-foot Brass Fed. shcpworn sie -. Mas
S35 90
I Hair Mattress: $500. Mas Sl3.a"A
LOT Red Springs. odd sizes. slightly dsmasd
reduced half price. Brius measurements.
Fourth doog. -
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Black Dress Goods Dept.

~ yds. 56-inch Diagonal Serge. $3'5. Was
$500. We
oli yds. 44-nch Broche Poplin. $40 WAS
~. yds 4o-ineh silk Warp Henrietta. $27a
Was $50.
> yds a inch yTussah Royal. SO 90. Was 81 90
:, vds ssinch silk and Wool Poplin, $3.50
3 vdS 56-incA Storm Serge. $3.50. Was $ %.
8. vd 5;-incl Chinchilla. soc Was 81 81.
3& yds finch Wool Henrietta. 500 Was
Second floor, ST.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Knit Underwear Dept.

,c n,irs Uomen's Lislo Thread Drawers, knee
length lace trimmed. slightly soied, 1oc PaF'
Were J0c -, o,,
ond no sleeves. lace trimmed drawers; size y
Zoe each Wcrr Sl%. ~,
~ Chidren's Jersey ribbed cotton vests, WIN
high neck and long sleeves: sizes 1" Years
Ioc each. Were .rt.
Main floor, q 81.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Picture Department.

. Pastels fruit and game studies. in walnut
frames: suitable for dining room; slightly dam
aged sl.oo each. Value 5000 ,.,o
frame slightly damaged 81 90. Value s. 90
Carbon Photographs, of subjects suta his
for living room or den: walnut and mission
frames III one and three sections; slightly dam.
aged 81 90 each. Value 500
Fourth foor Tenth 81.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

The alarm felt by England some years
ago. when her liability to invasion was
pointed ont. has subsided Possibly the
agitation concerning deficient military
equipment in this country, While exciting
d wholesome influence. will pass without
causing nervous prostration-
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Blanket Department.

/ Silk-oovcred Down Comfort. socd, $50.
Was Sl,oo.
4 Safeen-covcred Down Comforts 500
Were 81 30
:. Wool l-tled Comforts. with art covering
81 % each. Were 81 80
= pairs Piaid Blankets extra heavy weight ~
outdoor sleeping; 500 pair. We're $500.
Second floor, 4 =.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Rug Department.

s.31ioG foot Administer Rug, Sl5o", Was
$3.50.
7.6x9foot Administer Rug. $500. Was
5000.
a>l2-foot Brussels Rug $3.50, Was $3.50.
oxi:-foot Body Brussels Rug. $25.0o. Was
So. -.
l 9112-foot Ralmoral Rug, $500. Was $500.
lot Of Linoieum remnants. various patterns,
to yard lengths. reduced to half price.
Fourth floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Hosiery Department.

I,; psjrs Womcn'> Black Lislc Thrcad Hose ex-
ira i'm. quality. with double knee and sole; sizes
o.. and 10; 3:,c pair. Were ooc
IN pairs Womcu's Black SILK Llsie ihread
Hose with doihlc soles and hisl,,spliced heels
Size, 81. and 10: zoe pair. Were 30
,.jr" wnmen's White Lise Thread Hose
sizes 81. and Oh; slightly imperfect; lie pair
Were o5c.
Main floor, q st.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Friday Special in
Women's Nainsook Gowns

\ good assortment OF Women ;
Fine Nainsook Gowns. i'll low
neck and short sleeve styles
trimmed with valenciennes lace
and insertion: values that sell
regularly for SI,oo.
Special price, sc each.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

selling unbces exceptional opportunities l.
giving that responsiD
Those who wish take il advantage OF economical shopping 81
Evening star., 1914-02-19

1t is not urged that Il literacy test
shall be applied which will require
Japanese gardeners To show that they
can read the bulletins of the Depart
ncnt OF Agriculture
Evening star., 1914-02-19

Street railways are subject to much
criticism, BY way Of variety the ener-
eetic manner in which they meet diff
cult conditions caused by Il heavy
snowfall should command some woros
of commentator
Evening star., 1914-02-19

Predictions of the efaccment of sea-
ports hy aIrship transportation might
reasonably be suspended until the
fatalities of aviation become less nu-
merous
Evening star., 1914-02-19
A Sense of Neatness.

=, YOU think of making another arctic
Journey
Yes. " replied the explorer: II feel as if
II would be relief to get out of town
and 20 some place where the snow is at
I"as, reasonably clean.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
SHOOTING STARS.
BY rHILANDER JOHNSON.
Nothing Like It.

What makes an Englishman wear
monocle?
Well" replied Piute Pete. II have
been told that diplomacy is something
like a poker game, once taught an
En.lishman to play poker and believe
me. soa there's nothing like monocle
To prevent Il mans facial eXpI ssi"n from
slipping
Evening star., 1914-02-19

y spit Va the democratic party is con-
s;aIlt!y expected by republican states
aen Who long for eonpatdonship in dis
g orufogt
Evening star., 1914-02-19

TIN order TO rvoid DELAYS account .,
PERSONAL absence. letters 10 THE TtR s1oull
rot te aIfrss>ed 10 any irttyi.las connected
-5tU tHe ofnee. trt simply 10 THE STAR Or to
The Editorial or Business Department aec"rdinz
tsDhr y'zrpose-
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Friday Clearance of
Women's Three-piece Costumes.

Final reductions treeplece have been he
includes handsome models unsurpassed tor
beauty elegance having broadcloth with bodice
chiffon and fine lace OF broadcoh and PLAN
plush Others charneue
velvet with handsome chiffon bodce They
half the former
items that give idea OF the values:
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Easy Shedding.
IN the Berkshire Eagle

From the Berkshire Eagle.
Speaking of platform pledges. il is an
easy thing for the democracy to violate
its political vows these days and still
get by. II has no united enemy to fight.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

When d man makes Il hit as good
talker he has 20 decide whether he will
pursue the career of a statesman or an
after-dinner speaker
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Toy Department.

Doll House. slightly damaged, $50 Was
$1,000
aged: DE each. We're 15o and Sl.95.
Fourth floor, L 81.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

a good old fashioned snowstorm'' has
se1a~ admirers but a good old-fashioned
--sau Is different
Evening star., 1914-02-19

The arrest Of Castillo in Texas may
produce complications almost as per-
peXIns as those which surrounded Harry
ThaW.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
And these remnants

. won,en-s Muslin Gowns. with Y neck and
long sleeves. trimmed with fine Insertion and
cdgin. of embroidery. $40 each. Were 500
l.; Scotch Flannel Dressing Sacques in pink.
blue and gray striped effects, soc each. Were
81 100.
II Nainsook Combna ions, trimmed with lace
and ribbon a5c each. Were S.
10 Long White Muslin rettcoats. with pretty
lace hollnces, I5c each. Were Si.oo.
Princess Slips. trimmed with dainty edgins
of embroidery Toe each. We're 81 .@.
Third floor, L st.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

y few remarks from Mr.. Loeb on tbt.
experiences OF private secretary might
help to cheer Mr.. Tumulty.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

r.vartc g. a4vance-bv matt. pcsta-a u-era@
Iailv. Sunday facIudeG. month. cn cents
fef1y. ST!aIiIv excepted north 20 cents
Saturday star 81 year: sunday Star g. 40 year.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Linen Department.

100 dozen 22-inch Full Bleach
ed Damask Napkins, good quality
and newest designs.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

= Black Broadclotil Costumes. with chif-
fon bodice. plain and peg top skirt and
coat of broadc!oth: s42.50 each. Were
sS1. 90
! Black Velvet Gown. with coat to
match; $500 Was $50.
Third floor 6 81
Evening star., 1914-02-19

i4tcta affords another example of how
i,.lS5steutly :. man viii hang on 10 a title.
Evening star., 1914-02-19

The feminine mind may incline to rib
bons. but in the discussion of votes for
women i, Is very likely to resent red
tape.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Prevent Diphtherla.

A sore throat is good breeding place for
Diphthera germs. Protect youf children hy
never neSlecting Sore Throat You can wisely
depend upon TONSlLINE. Give TonsIiine upon
the first appearance OF Sore Throat don't give
Diph,hera chance in that throat In its weak.
ened condition. When TONSILINE is swallowe,
it comes directly in contact with the diseased
surface and induces healthy condition ~
of the membranes-then the system can ~
better defend the throat II attacked by "a
piphtheria germs Keep TONSILINE Ia
In the house always. 25c. SOC and IA
s1.Oo. "
Evening star., 1914-02-19
A Great Responsibility.

What's the matter with Blisgims:
Brain fas. lie has given his youngest
boy a reputation for bright sayings and
is losing Sleep in an effort to sustain il,
Evening star., 1914-02-19

Reno has lad an earthquake which
caused geographic instead of social shud-
Evening star., 1914-02-19
Friday Special Sale Of
Womens Suits and Coats at $1,000.

rents that are worth more, easily
be verified by Inspection
Tyicc hold this Friday sale ait
III the the
remaining included practically with the result
that be
examination
Suits at $1,000 Coats at $1,000.
Formerly up S45.oo only 3s Values $4,000 $500
the lot.
S.roe Plush.
Eporaes Chinchlla.
Broadcols. Plaid Cheviot>.
lhevlots. Velour De Lame
Bengaine~. Pebble Cheyir,
IN stes 'dl embrace le oes' 45 and so inch lengths, il
@ ~ " ~ 'e :al . . @ may ~ ~ black, blue and gray. Sizes
Black and navy blue very are broken out al are epfe
prominent colrs fancy efecs sented lined
They have throughout with Skinner SATIN
with guaranteed vel
$500 SIS plush self collars
clearance a. ivarlousy trimmed backs
ff C
Evening star., 1914-02-19

-Ha Tvrala- Star with tie SUNDAY morning
edft!an fs delivered by carriers within the citv
a. - cents I"t month"; daily "ny. % cents re-
month. S4u,lHy o3iv. ~ ceats rer month. erfer,
rsav he sent by mail. telephone Main 2t4o
f'!cctlou IS made by carrier at the end OF each
south.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
$500 dozen. Regularly $3.50.

IL Double Damask Cloths. and :: yards, III
spot pattern; So As each. Regularly So.
/ lot of Bath Towels. subject to slight I'M
perfections. but Of good wearing qnaii'ies'
for 7jr Regularly for Slat.
small sample line of Tea Cloths. Tea
Doiljes and Scarfs of excellent quality; ut
81 81 less than the regular prices.
Second floor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
rhe Evening Star Newspaper Company.

eusiucs~ once ffth st and PcnnsvIvanIa Avenu.
New York ono: Tribune Rrildne.
clicasn Gfnce: FIRST National Bank BUILDING.
euFopeGa ONCE: : Regent ST.. London, England.
Evening star., 1914-02-19
WQ006war6 6 I0tbr0{p
New k-WASEi1NGTON==Paris
Remnants of Many Kinds of Merchandise; All al
Lou Prices for T0n0rrOWs Selling.

saving Every low priced than Others but all OF
attendance and Remnant Day Sale
which provided should respond early bet
selection is their aim the choicest things always the first
This
wrong making selection OF offered in
Sale
Evening star., 1914-02-19

Patience said Uncle Eben. is what
some mcn takes credit fur when dey's
waitin' foh de sun to come out an do de
work Of d" snow shovel
Evening star., 1914-02-19

in back and chiffon plush coats. mahog-
any and navy; $500 each. Were $50
l Black Mourning Suit. with chiffon
bodice; trimmed with frilling of net and
shadow lace: s4J.Cd Was $500
Evening star., 1914-02-19

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