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Evening star., 1914-04-10

The we'll dressed woman always desires Silk lio-
siery; and Easertde it is absolutely essential The
many makers whose productions offer-Philadelpi.
knitting Mills. MaCalum Hosiery Co. Rvolo. Onyx.
Gordon. Keyser. Wayne Knitting Mills. Phoenix Knit
ting Mills and others among which be found several
French manufacturers-offer assortment vast in
quantity and 50 desirable in quality and variety OF col
orng that selection is without limit. S;Ntyhve different
shades in variety OF that make it possible c
obtain hose harmonic with any garment suit: and
several two-toned styles that extremely fashionable
are all offered at prices that will be recognized
usually moderate
Hose. In boots a
Hose with a. $10a
Hose all colors 81
double all coors S2oo
black single triple clocks in white
lavender. $500 and $500 pair
black
black rcd black and
white silk with daintly colored
$4.e5 pair
Evening star., 1914-04-10
MISSES NEW SPRING SUITS.

Everything about this display of Misses Suits
speaks good taste and refinement. Truly dressy
than they have been in several seasons, yet following
closely every worthy style note that has been authorized
by fashion Our preeminence in catering to the young
folks brings us the best in modes designed especially for
them.
An with ri around bottom
Jacket frill also
unusual model that is than
Reseda gree and which it is Of
fered,i in sizes IA. 16 and IS at $500
combined most
pleasing manner in skirt OF which
three tuucs the forming
silk under tunc of skirt and
suit-sfzes IA, 16
and Is in purple. heliotrope
has been such favor
model. position back
front with self buttons.
effec wide pat skirt. and lace collar
dcufs Sizes IA, 16 49,
hadi n copenhagen blue
at each others $50
Third doorE Eleventh ST
Evening star., 1914-04-10
The Easter Suit for Your Boy
Is Easily Selected Here.

You want your boy look his best, and clothes have
great deal to do with it; choose OF Fine Nor
folk Suits for him to Easter-and the of the
season.
Buying clothes for the boy ought to have every par
ents consideration it is proposition that should
not be decided without thought and care
We have assembled what has proven to be the best
makes of Boys Clothes for many years. We can gre
positive assurance that the fabrics all wool and viii
afford splendid service.
The STYLES are all Norfolk but the number OF models
places no restriction upon choice. Even greater varev
to select from than when double
and Norfolks all were shown in season
Every correct pattern and colorn2. and a.
prices that will be agreeable to parents The tailoring
and fit OF the garments cannot be improved upon
At amy price, from $500 to $500,
YOU will get the best possible va1lle.
Little Boys Russian and Wash Suits. in all the
Sailor Blouse Suits S,o3 correct M terials and
to $3.50 styles sI-o5 to 5000.
Hats. Caps Straw Hats. Shirts. Bouses. Neckwear
and all the other apparel in the best assortmens. and at
moderate prices.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
THE. EASTER COAT
FOR THE YOUNG GIRL.

For those who have delayed the buying OF the Eas-
desirable as those shown for the past month Simplicity
rules, but for those wishing more elaborate garment
are shown with distinctive notes that mark them as
adaptations from the newest models.
BLACK and white check, blue serge coats are
shown in self trimmed styles lined with mofalr These
are priced at s5 each Another style IS OF black a
and wide belt OF silk bengaline in black red or Cope'
hagen These are in longwasted effects: with lining o.
mohair and are priced at ss75 each Blue serge @ Mta
collar and cuffs OF black and White ehecks. ahd l'e
Vii, ol,ar IS made in doubebreasted REFER style and
is priced at SS.75. f - y
years.
noor.E
Evening star., 1914-04-10
An Easter Hat to Suit The
individuality of Every Man.

SOFT FELT HATS in the new and eorrcc;
shapes: tan. navy and green are the popular col
ors: crowns OF varying heights: French ribbon
bands and bows placed three-quarter in back
Priced at $500 and $500.
DERBIES in the correct new blocks men arc
asking for and good drcssers arc demanding
crowns. brims and trimmings to suit the latest
most conservative dresser. Priced at $500 ard
$500
STETSONS SOFT HATS AND DERBIEs
the best styles OF these most famous hat makers
$3.50 and $500.
Silk Hats for afternoon and formal dress wear
5000
Evening star., 1914-04-10
WILL WAGE WAR ON DIRT.
Rhode Island Avenue Suburban Cit.
liens Plan for Clean-Up.

! The committee on health and sanitation
OF the Rhode Island Avenue Suburban
Citizens Association met last night at the
home of it's chairman. y. V. Brumbaugh,
and completed plans for the association s
| work in connection with clean city week.
The members of the committee reported
| considerable activity already in evidence
and called attention to certain unSightly
and insanitary premises which had been
put in order as direct result of the
activities of the association in advance of
clean cit. week 1t was reported also
that the school children spent the day,
the last before the Easter recess. in clean
ing up the school grounds and putting
them in order.
The territory of the association was di-
t1ded UP between the seven members OF
the committee. and each one will see
that the literature gotten out by the clean
city committee. including the post cards
! for reports is distributed to each house
hold in the various subdivisions covered
by the association. These include Wood
ridge, West Woodbridge, parts Of Lang
don. EIlaston Terrace, Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Terrace. Sherwood, East Brookland,
| and several others.
! Friday. April IL, has been set aside as
| the principal day. and many of the resi-
dents of the community have declared
WV ~
| on that day in order to see that their own
property and nearby vacant lots are made
clean. All the houses of the neighborhood
are entirely detached, and have fairly
large lots. SO that there are no high
board fences or unsightlv alleys. The
principal cleaning up, therefore, will have
to do with getting rid of rubbish and pa
pers which have accumulated during the
| winter Also. this association inaugu-
rated. six years ago. an annual garden
| contest, and the cleaning up for gar
dening work which is prevailing at this
time is an aid in the present campaign.
| The members of the committee having
the work in charge include n. V. Brum-
| baugh chairman; w. E. Sando. W. S.
Torbert. ]. j. Tobin, Arthur Minnick DR..
| A. c. Cowles, Charles F. Allen. and, ex
! officio. Bristow Adams, president of the
association.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
New Shades inn Silk PetticoaGs,
Specially Priced at S2.75.

Silk Jersey, Mcssaline and Taffeta Silk Pettieoas,
made in several choice styles with the Fashionable
plating s1irring. They shown i'll all the vivid
coorings for street wear and in black, white and tie
more delicate shades-S2.75 each.
make
Superb quality sill messalne. de chine,
Jersey lavender. and light
others enhanced with beau
ace ribbons rosebuds
SAYS to $3.50 each.
in
good quality silk jersey messalne and silk jersey jersey with
staple colos; black white light pink and blue included
A Of and attractive models
$500 each.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Shirts in Many Fine Novelty Styles
and Handsome Materials.

Novelties and fine and exclusive styles III
Shirts that most welcome change from the
saneness that has long been feature Of this arti-
Gle OF mems attire. The cluster and mushrooms
plaits arc especially effective.
Plain colored Crepe Shirts with fne-tucked
soft urnback cuffs $500 each
Shirts. fne-tucked bosons and turn-back
beautiful striped patterns and tones. $3.50 each
Shirts. colored and white plain neglige with the
R'rench fold $500 and $500 each
Quality Silk Shirts. with beautiful colored
plated plain bosonls. $500 each
Shirts bosoms. $50 and $500 each
Dress Shirts of fine material $500 each
Madras Shirts. plated plain neglge. in
variety Of designs, $1.O0 $500.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Special Values i'm
New Pure Foods.

Fra ncis leer.tts Premier Brand Jelly.
for S1.00
Regularly jar.
Banner Brand Cling Peaches. packed medium
sugar syrup.
$1oO
Grinon Brand excellently Favored
grass of superior quality.
25c s2.S5 dozen
Best Fine Granulated Sugar. in ob- 1e-lb and
25-lb cloth sacks.
Ib.: 81. 35 100 lbs
.5-lb. sack special at s1.1o
Ieyernz Cos Lord Calvert Coffee. medium
ground and a blend plesses the most exactins
35c can; for s105.
Regularly 40c
s,rasbough Brand Fancy Heavy-packed Ripe Tomatoes
cans CSC $40 dozen.
Regularly 12c
La sevillana Olives. plain and stuffed.
bottle; 3 bottles for SOC
Regularly 25c.
Extra Fancy Egn Butter direct from
SEC h.: lbs. for S1.i5
New Shipments Of Fresh Fruits.
Extra Large Fancy Florida for 25c $50
Large Grapefruts 12c EACH $3.50 dozen =
Florida Grapefruits 10c EACH S11O dozen
Medium Nsset Grapefruits. Sc each: 9oc dozen
Creepine cooking eating Soc 9oc peck
kjnnard 30c 90c peck
Fancy Iarg Apples CSC dozen
FLORIDA Oranges SOC 35c and 4Jc dozen.
ca Seedless Oranges &c. 3Oc and Boo dozen
Fancy Lemons &c dozen.
Malaga and 25c lb
F;th
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Splendid Values i'm
Easter Paras0Ns.

New shades. new shapes. new combination
,olorings: exceptionally moderate prices
Colored Silk Parasols. with Dresden borders
mounted on 8-rib brass frames. with mission ana
carved wood handles. $500 each
White and Black Striped Silk Parasols, Dres-
den borders selected wood handles, $500, S5.25
and $500 EACH
25-incf Colored and Black SILK Umbrellas
with mission wood handles, $500 each
floor.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
M000War6 & I0tbr0{p
New York
Walking Sticks are Increasing
In Popularity.

Formerly only few men could be carry
ing Walking Sticks, you hundreds. The
spring tendency to. indicate greatly in
creased vogue Our canes are OF a character ta:
gentlemen should carry.
Straight and crook handles. plain and silve,
trimmed, light and dark woods OF the finest i'm
ported and American make.
Priced from S1.5o to $1,000
Evening star., 1914-04-10

by the New Modes.

The exquisite texture Of the materials from which
these garments are made the beauty of the fabrics used
their making and the Of perfect fitting maze
Italian and Venetian Underwear desired above al
others.
Vests to eac
$3.50 $325
italian Silk Combinations. $3.50 to $3.50 each
Venetian Silk Vests. 41.35 to 500 each
Venetian Silk Bloomers. $225
Venetian Silk Combinations. $500, $3.50 500
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Needs and Accessories for the
Woman Who Travels.

Women who travel extensively or only lnfrequentiy
should provide themselves with all the necessary con-
yenences and comforts These articles are very neees
sarv especially when away from home
rubberized material open at
Individual Toilet Cases travelling. s1-0o each
belt attachment ooc TO soo
Jananese Fiber Sanitary Napkins, ooc package
.rd noor
Evening star., 1914-04-10
CEnildren's New White Dresses, ST so eacn

For children from to years OF age all made o.
most Of them i'll long waist effect Some with high neck
and long sleeves others h square low neck and so
sleeves Trimmings consist OF fine tuoks. dainty lace
edges and Insertions vaenciennes lace beading and
pretty ribbon Nothing pretter Of better quality has
ever been offered BY us at SI5o each
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Base Ball Goods Are Ready.

Whether amateur or professional. occasional
or reoular PLAYER boy or man. we have the Base
Ball materials you want
Tv Cobb Base Balls. with rubber center and
horsehde cover. 25c each
Base Balls from the SC sort TO the Official
American League Ball at SI25
Base Ball Bats. Ioc to S1oo
Masks. 25c to S1yoo.
Catcher's Mitts, 25c to $500
First Basemens Mitts, S1oo and $500.
Fielder's Gloves, .25c to $3.50
Boys Base Ball Suits.
Suits. consisting OF pants. shirt. cap. belt and
hose SI.oo each. :
Better quality Base Ball Suits. consisting Of
pants, shirt, cap. belt and hose. SI5o and $500
each
Evening star., 1914-04-10
UMBRELLAS FOR EASTER
Officials of the Weather Bureau Pre-
dict That Showers Are
Not Unlikely.

Umbrellas may form an important part
of the Easter parade equipment. Accord
ing to the United States weather bureau
officials. showers are quite likely that day
Whether the weather here will be wet is
at present impossible to say, the weather
experts declare. inasmuch as Washington
will fail .on the ragged edge" of a rain
storm which is sweeping this way from
Utah.
North of Washington the weather will
he wet. it is predicted. while to the south
it will be fine In which zone this city
will be included, or whether it will be in
both alternately. cannot now be told. II
is believed. however. that the weather
will be warmer, instead of colder, vas
first expected
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Fruit Not Much Damaged.

Springs smiling skies and rising tenn
pcratures drove from the southeast today
whatever was left of winters attempt at
an old fashioned bareback Although
there were heavy frosts in the interior OF
the east gulf states and light to heavy
frosts in the south Atlantic territory, eA-
cept IN east and south Florida, yet the
cold snap left in it's wake comparatively
little damage, according to first reports
today. News ,amc from Macon and Au-
gusta that the Georgia peach crop had
scarcely been damased-if at all and IN
northwestern Florida. in the melon, cot
ton, tobacco and truck belt, crops were
not sufficiently matured = sustain harm.
One distressing accompaniment OF WIN
ter's attack was a hail and wind storm.
which centercd around Ocala. Fla. de-
stroying orange groves and uprooting
tomato and melon crops.
Over the eastern section of the country,
except in the upper lake region, tempera-
lures were rising today. Along the At
lantic coast the general prediction for to-
morrow was fair and warmer
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Mat Green Pottery Flower Vases,
1Oc to S5c each.

Mat Green Pottery has long been appreciated tor
its beauty and simplicity.
In Flower Vases we are showing variety OF artistic
shapes in numerous sizes especially for cemetery
use, 1oc to 85c each.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
New SHIPMENTS Of Fresh Fruits.
Colonial Glass Baskets
for Easter Flowers.

We are just in receipt of a very large ship
ment of Colonial Glass Flower Baskets. and cap
especial attention to them for Easter gifts as
flowers can be arranged so artistically in these.
popular and dainty pieces of glass.
Many shapes and sizes. ioe to S5c each.
FitASoor, St
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Mems New Easter Footwear.

Appearance and comfort are TIC
two essentials in Mems Shoes. t
which he is distinctly aware. aud
they are given the first considcrs-
ton when he desires shoes. The
models we are offering for Easter
and spring wear are most satisfac-
tory not only in appearance and
comfort. but in excellence OF work
manship as we'll.
Shown in tan Russia calf. gun metal
calf patent colt dongola kid. glazed kan
garoo and white huckskin.
$500 to 5000 pair.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Our Fur Storage Vaults

Located in the F building. are
equipped for the safe storage of Furs, Apparel,
Rugs, Portieres Lace Curtains and Fabrics.
All furs accepted for storage first thor
oughly cleansed by the scientific compressed
air treatment, for which additional charge
is made.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Says Banks Fear Officials.

The banks of the country are afraid
of these officials" said Senator Hitch
cock, referring to the members of the
organization committee, which in
cludes the Secretary of the Treasury
and the controller of the currency
For that reason they will suffer in
silence rather than take aggressive
action looking to having the action of
the organization committee over
thrown.
Senator Warren of Wyoming complain
ed because his state had been included in
the Kansas City district also. He said
not a single bank in his state had ever
dreamed of being included in the Kansas
City district. and that Wyoming was
farther from Kansas City, in d business
way. than it was from Boston. Senator
Townsend of Michigan also criticised the
action of the organization.
Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania, in
criticising the selections of the organiza-
ton committee, had read to the Senate
a resolution which provided for an in
vestigation as to the need of building a
new courthouse for the District of Co
Evening star., 1914-04-10
The New Fashions in Mems Easter
Neckwear Are the Finest.

New and Handsome Neckwcar comes into nc
Men Store every day. and the Easter showing !,
the finest have made More variety ~
silks greater beauty and novelty ii colorilss arc
designs, finer and exclusive things th-ougilo
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Our $3.50 Suits Are High in the Favor
of Well Dressed Men.

Hart Schaffner Marx have made
for this and besides these world
other good makers represented display Of the
pies OF excellent clothes and made especially
for has offered
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Bead Necklaces for Easter
Gifts and Costumes


The present vogue Bead Necklaces and Chains hnds
showing all the many different kinds and coo
Long large and small brilliant coos soft pastel shades
combinations They not only very fash'oh
able but add touch Of real beauty to the costume
Tango Beads, short strings colors SOC 70 S5.oo
Long Strings several coors and designs SIoo 10 oc
Imitation Amber Beads 25c TO Sl.oo
Real Amber Beads ..................S5 $500 to 5000
French Pearl Beads. beautiful luser and perfectly =
noo.E w
Special Values in
Fine Silver=Plated Ware
Designs are and the fact that offer suceat
guarantee its splendid quality.
THE VALUES ARE VERY EXCEPTIONAL
Casseroes deposit nickel silver three styles S2
each.
Three-bottle Casters pierced patterns Soo each
ain nor.F
White Footwear Is the Choice for
Girls and Misses Easter Wear
STYLES are ideal OF perfect type OF Footwear tor growing
girls and displaying the hne blending OF the bes
materials and skill The variety has never been exceeded
White su aae Hs anss
ze
90 par zes II TO par
9"e' = ~
Bukn grade
grade Goodyear ribbon
lboM:
TO
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Silk Hose Of Fine Quality ard Moderate Price.

Siik Hose arc certaInly n tnc mN-t
drcsey of any that men can wc..r
They arc now improved ii make !,
such degree that they afford pra.
ticailv as good service as lislc and
cotton.
Pure Thread six Hose. y
blacI, and al the popular plain col
ors. Iislc SolcS. heels and toc>. 80
and 81 90 pair
Black and Plain Coinrcd silk
Hose. with SELF Or contrasting col
ored embroidered clocks. SI.oo aui
SI.5o pair.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Thinks Wishes Were Disregarded.

senator Hitchcock said he Thought the
committee had obtained the expression
OF the wishes of the national banks ana
then had disregarded them. 10 acopt
some preconceived notions of Its OWN
He referred to the placing of all of
Nebraska in the region of which Kansas
city Mo. is the reserve city.
~ gross injustice has been done the
hanks of NV state said Mr.. Hitchcock.
'.Of the 241 national banks IN my state
only eight voted to have Kansas CITY
selected as; the reserve city with which
thev were to do business. All of the
course of banking business in Nebraska
is through Chicago.
II want to know what were the reasons
for the action of the committee
In reply 70 questions from Senator
CIapp Of Minnesota, Senator Hitchcock
said he hoped by having all the facts laid
before the Senate and published. grounds
might be developed which would lead the
fcderal reserve board, when appointed. to
reverse the decision of the organization
committee as to the regions.
Evening star., 1914-04-10


Due to the lowering Of the tariff, there rich
and handsome imported fabrics at this price, and
you may get some idea Of the value when tell
you that in previous the same qualities were
$500.
A very fine true-bue serge OF soft weave IS
one OF the most exceptional garments to be shown
at $500.
In our special service for young men we natu-
allv have to and do get the very newest and best
style creations, vet moderate pricing prevails. style
is very important. but We have not disrcgarded
quality, not i'll the lowest priced suits.
You will be perfectly safe i'm selecting
young man's suit here at $3.50 and
$500, and we emphasize the values
Second
Evening star., 1914-04-10

If YOU want work, read the want col
umns Of The Star.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
SAYS BANK BOARD
VIOLATED THE LAW
Senator Hitchcock Declares
Selection of Reserve Re-
gions Improperly Made.
CALLS IN RESOLUTION
FOR DATA ON SYSTEM
Washington Banks Notified and Sent
Blanks for Subscription to
Stock.

Tuc new currency law has been Nioiatcc
IN the letter and in the spirit in the Sc
lection of the twelve regions INTO winch
the country has been divided for banking
reserve purposes. made by the orgaliiza-
ton committee. according To Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, democrat, who
today addressed the Senate in support
of his resolution calling upon the organ
ization committee to send to the senate
all the data placed before 1t DURING
ITS investigation of the banking condi-
tions of the country, and the reasons
which led the committee to make It's
selection of regions.
The currency law specifically provides
that the country is to he divided into
regions with due consideration of the
course of business and so as not to dis-
turb the business of the country. SAID
Senator Hitchcock. Congress directed
the organization committee not to disturb
or dislocate the banking customs OF the
country.
THE committee apparently understood
this direction. for il called upon all the
national banks of the country to express
their desire in the matter of reserve
cities and regions. ! believe that thcre
is some Justification in the protests
which have been made against the ac-
ton of the committee. and that they
arc based OH violations of the law
Evening star., 1914-04-10

the Showing. Bright new tones,
darker effects. stripes. maIii-oulo:~,
fancy figures. Exquisite Soft Crepe
Silks and other distinctive noveI,i,
in every tint and shade that could
possibly be desired
From soc 10 $50 there i a.
extensive variety: especially icatur-
ing the zoe and SICo grade
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Special Values in
Fine SiDver=Plated Ware
White Footwear Is the Choice TO-
Girls and Misses Easter Wear

re our ideal Of perfect type Of Footwear for growing
made and displaying the fine blending of the best
Evening star., 1914-04-10
WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY,

second floor. I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-30

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-30

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forun 6srerenS Flaos. Ncriifopet
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men beuTgcr iig. ioet N~criifopet ga
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