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Evening star., 1914-10-02

lOc Toilet Soap, &c
Jap Rose Toilet Soap.
sold regularly at 10c
cake.
Sc Shaving Soap,
z for Sc
williams Quick and
Easy Shaving Soap.
SOC Manicure
Outfit, 25c
One regular 25c box
Of Rex Nail Polish.
large cake, and one Csc
Nall Buffer. with oxi-
dixed silver top.
25c Listerine, 1k
Regular Csc bottles
Of Listerine.
l0c Cologne, SC
Regular 10c bottles
Of Hoyt's German Co
logne.
Sanitary Aprons, 15c
women's s a nitary
Aprons, well made:
good quality rubber
sheeting.
Dressmakers' Pins,
6 for Sc
Large papers of Dress
makers Pins six for &c.
Sc Hooks and Eyes,
Sc
Atlas Hooks and
Eyes, all sizes; black
or white.
l0c Hair Nets, Sc
Silk Hair Nets, full
size, well made. close
mesh; all shades.
10c Tape, &c
24-yd. rolls of White
Cotton Tape. sold reg
ularly at 10c.
Pearl Buttons, 4c
Pearl Buttons, assort-
ed sizes: real ocean
pearl regular loo cards
$1.5O Transforma-
tions, 89c
Wavy Transforma-
tions. well made Of
good quality natural
hair; full sizes and
length.
Csc and 39c Caps, Is
Boys Fancy Cassi-
mere English Band
Golf Caps; dark pat
terms.
Sc Crepe Paper, Sc
Full rolls Of Good
Quality Crepe Paper;
assorted colors.
$1.25 Crepe Shirts,
Mems Crepe Shirts,
plain blue, tan, Law
ender, pink and white;
made with soft turn
back cuffs; mostly all
sizes.
19c Hose Sc
Mems Black Lisle
Thread Seamless Half
Hose. made with dou-
BILE inserted heel and
toe; all perfect quail
ity.
15c Frying Pans, Sc
Light Steel Frying
Pans, large size; long
handles.
z5c Towel Bars, &c
Opal Towel Bars.
with nj c k el-p1ated
brackets.
59c Kettles, 25c
Enameled Tea Ket-
ties, ten-pint size.
Evening star., 1914-10-02
Flannelette Petticoats,
39c Values for Csc

Warm and Comfortable Petit
coats, of best grade flannelette, in
neat stripes. Made with deep
founces.> : Nicely finished.
Evening star., 1914-10-02
Soc Hose, 15c

Soc Hose, 15c
Children's onyx"
Fine Ribbed Silk Hose,
seamless foot. double
heel and toe: choice of
black and colors.
25c Hose, 121ac
Women's Gauze Lisle
Hose. seamless foot,
d o u bic sole, high
spliced heel and toe:
garter tops.
Soc Union Suits, 39c
w o m e ms Bleached
Cotton Union Suits,
high neck and ankle
pants; long sleeves:
sizes 4, 5 and s.
$l.50 Silk Vests,
Csc
w o m e ms Venetian
Silk Vests, low neck
and sleeveless, silk
taped neck: white.
blue and pink: slight
ly soiled from hand
ling; odd sizes.
Mems 81 Pants,
81 Pair
200 pairs of Mems
n w Fall-w g g h t
Pants OF excellent
quality materials, in
dark blue and neat
grays. Sizes 81 to AZ.
(913 7th ST.. across
the street.)
S Yds. Birdeye, z9e
Five, yards of 49,
inch Best Grade Anti
septic Birdeye.
17c Towels. 10c
22x44 Hemmed Huck
Towels. fast-color red
borders.
Crochet Cotton, Sc
Clarke's o. N. T. Lus-
ter Crochet Cotton.
hite and colors.
(Limit, six spools to
buyer.)
| 6ildren's $1.z5
| Shoes, 79c
Children's Shoes, of
vici kid, with patent
tip; button style; sizes
6 to 8.
l0c Shoe Dressing, 6
Shoe Dressings. Army
and Navy brand: for
black and tan shoes.
Csc Yelling, l21ac
Plain and Fancy
Mesh Veilings, black
and colors.
Vestees, 19c
vestees, of sh e er
quality organdy, in
white, with Gladstone
collars, assorted styles.
89c Gloves, 59c
women's 16-button-
length Silk Gloves,
with guaranteed dou-
ble-t pped fingers;
black or white.
Sc and 10c Laces,
Aac
Real Linen Torchon
Laces, edgings and in. -.
sertions; good. wide
widths.
Mennen's Talcurn
Powder, 10c
..Mennen.s T a ! G u m
+ Powder. borated or
violet scented.
Infants Slips, 2Ze
Infants Long Slips,
of nainsook, with neat
lace edging at neck
and sleeves.
Evening star., 1914-10-02
25c Ribbons, 12lac

Csc Ribbons, 12lac
Fancy Ribbons, light
and dark colors also
Moire and Taffeta Rib
bons. in black and col
ors (; five inches wide.
dildren's Hats, SOC
Children's Soft Velvet
Hats, in navy, black
and brown trimmed
with silk ribbon band
and bow. Worth 75c
each.
$l.00 to $l.50
Velvet Hats, 59c
Untrimmed Black Vel
vet Hats. also Eelveteen
Hats; in sailors and
turbans; good assort-
ment Of shapes.
75c Couch Covers, 39c
Oriental Stripe Tapes
try Couch Covers. 40
inches wide. 2k yards
long; fringed sides and
ends.
$3.50 Mating Rugs,
$1.95
Handsome Reversible
Carpet Patterns, large
room size 9x12 feet:
1So-warp grade; in
green. red and blue.
| $1.75 Comforts, $1.09
Double-bed Size Com
forts, covered with good
quality silkolines. filled
with pure white cotton.
81 Table Covers,
39c
Mercerized Tapestry
Table Covers, A and
5-4 sizes; ; in green, red,
brown and rose: with
3 to 6 inch gobelin bor-
ders.
$40 Brussels Rugs,
| $5.95
z IT. 6xS tt. Wool
Brussels Rugs. SEAM
less: in floral and me-
dallion designs.
$1.50 Pants, Csc
Boys Pure worsted
Navy Blue Serge Knick-
, erbocker Pants; full
lined and taped sizes
z to IL years.
z5c Pin Sets, 12c
Gold-filled Pin Sets.
three on card; neat.
durable pins.
25c Hat Pins, 19c Set
Sterling Silver Hat
Pins. two on card:
neat. pretty patterns.
Soc Earrings, 19c
Pearl or Jet Ear
rings; ne W shapes;
gold-plated m ou n t
ings; plain and pend
ant styles.
25c Can Openers, 12e
Heavy Steel Nickel
plated Can Openers.
large size cut round
or square cans
Children's Drawers,
&c.
Children's NJ u s lin
Drawers, with em-
broidsry edgings: but
tenhole bands. Sizes Q
.Women's Night
gowns, 3Sc.
Women's Might
gowns, good quality
muslin and nainsook:
round and square
necks, with embroid-
cry and ribbon trim
mings; full cut sizes.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
COMMITTEE OF 40
TO PUSH CAMPAIGN
Will Try to Enlist Other Organ.
cations in Movement for
District Franchise.

Congress this week will be asked TO
pass a concurrent resolution providing
for the restoration OF suffrage to the
people Of the District. the representa-
ton of the District in Congress. ana
the appointment of 4 commission TO
draft an appropriate charter to be SUBJ
United TO Congress at its next session.
The Committee OF Forty at meeting
in the Public Library decided to push
the campaign for District suffrage Dy
enlisting all civic and labor orsaniza-
tions.
1t is proposed that the members OF
the charter commission be residents OF
tie District, and that the commission
hold public hearings. The questions
were discussed by MAJ. w. o. Owen.
n. I. Weller. Louis Gutenberg. Roscoe
Jenkins. Mrs. Belva A Lockwood; w:
and others.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
DENIES SOUTHERN
WOMEN ARE "ANT|S'
Prominent New Orleans Woman
Organizes Suffrage League
in That Section.

1--WE hope 10 refute the charge that
has been made In no less n place than
The halls of Congress that the woman
hood of the South does not want suf-
rage"
This IS the purpose OF the recently
-rganized Southern Suffrage League.
: voiced by one of its leaders. Mrs.
.s.elie WiIodghpy Ions. 1872 Calvert
ret Nori invest, formerly - New Or
ans.
Mrs. Ions - member OF the New
.--a Club. Of New Orieans, one of the
aTgest suffrage organizations IL the
yountry. A. meeting recently at her
ONE. Il was decided TO organize the
southern Suffrage League. 10 meet
nonthly.
We hope soon TO have membership
81 several hundred, and we are espe-
,ially eager to have every Southern
woman in Washington who is interested
IN suffrage join or club.
There has been an erroneous notion
ao-oad that Southern women are not
progressive-in fact, We have been ac-
Cused OF actually retarding the cause
Oy our conservatism.
'Tais charge is nothing more or lees
than an indictment of the Southern
wornan's intelligence. which We resent.
This position is neither unique nor
erteinal-there are thousands Of u.s.
The president OF the Alabama asso-
citation, Mrs. Patty Ruffner Jacobs, ex-
pressed our position precisely when she
,old tie delegates at the national con-
vertion here last fall that all the South
ern States are stirring, and are realizing
hat the vote is the oniv honorable, dig
n!fied. and sure means of obtaining
~ecugnition OF their aspirations and
their needs.
In nearly every town IN the. South
there is some sort of a suffrage or
ganization. and a particularly hopeful
aspect OF il all is that Il Is the younger
men who are becoming interested
The next meeting Will be at the home
Of Mrs. Ions, Tuesday, March 10
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
KNIGHTS OF MOMUS
TOSAT|RlE GUESTS
Thirty congressman and Sena-
tors Will Attend Annual Din
ner of "Knockers' Tonight.

With many stunts" drilled to pericc-
ton for their annual dinner tonight at
Rauscher's. the knights OF Momus. OF.
as they are more faIniliarly termed
The Knockers" are prepared TO re
ce!ve the distinguished company, select
ed from official life. that vii! constitute
heir homer guests.
That same secrecy That cioaked tne
preliminary arrangements for the six
teen former dinners. has been observed
this year, but the reports that haVc
come fGm the innc-most circles would
convey the imp! !essiOn thet the thirty
ongressmen and Senator'S %no arc cX'
pected to gather about the board vii
see themselves satirized and caT!catuTeC
n mirth provoking manner
The feature OF the program IS The
DigressionaI Record" u iarody on tn,
Congressional Record, which contains
speeches, running debate, motions snl
resolutions presented and entertainec
In accordance with tine procedure OBJ
served In the House and Senate.
frank d. Smith. the pres dent. vii
cal! the meeting 10 order and VIII pre-
sent Thomas a. BynuH. junior pas
president, as the toastlnastc:.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
TAKOMA PARKERS
HAVE BIG PROGRAM
Boy Scouts to Play important
Part Tonight in Paying
Tribute to Washington.

Takolna Park will enjoy the most
elaborate Washingt0ns Birthday cele-
bration in its history tonight at the
annual entertainment under the sv-
spices OF the Sakoma PARK Citizens
Association In the Presbyterian Church
on Maple street.
Mrs.. Isabel Worrc!l Ball. past senior
vice president o1 the National Wom-
ans Relief Corps, will speak on Wash
ington and the Flag and Merrill E.
Gates, LID, c1-president OF Am
! herst College. will make a patriotic
| address.
The entertainment will be opened by
the raising OF the nag ana the military
salute 10y TakonIa Boy Scout Troop
No. ~. after which the scouts vii! give
an exhibition drill under the cominanc
% Fred l.. Hurries. sc"utnaster.
Herbert D. Lawson. choir director oi
! Trinity Episcopal Church, of Takoma
( Park. and Thomas Mcars. will sing. &C
cOmpaBied by Mrs. sylvester. The
: singing Of America" led by James w
! Dyre, choir director Of the Presbyter-
! ian Church. viii close the exercises.
The committee is composed Of Major
j.. $. Fletcher. James ". byrt. l.. NJ
! Mobers. l.. L Thompson, aud +. j.,
; Linton.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23


In cases of dyspepsia catarrh of the
stomach, gastritis heart burn. rash. foul
breath, bowel complaint. stomach trou-
bic, etc, a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
taken after each meal will do more
good than anything you have eyer
tried.
You simply cannot realize how these
litt'o digestors put away q meal, with
out effort, pain or distress ard a. tho
same time so build up the digestive ap-
paratu5 "a to make the next meal moro
easily taken care Of.
To understand what Stuart Dyspep-
sia Tablets are composed Of is to real
ize that when they reach the stomach
they dissolve into digestive juices Just
rs degired by Nature. They hold ingre-
dients which the healthy stomach is
supplied with and the unhealthy stom-
a"h lacks.
These natural qualities have 4 great
digestive Influence upon all food. One
grain Of one ingredient contained in
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IS sufficient
10 digest 800 grains OF food.
When you haze given this a single
thought consideration YOU will theT.
understand why il il that Stuarts Dys-
pcpsia Tablets are the greatest stonI-
uch and Dyspepsia remedy known to-
dar.
Thousands OF stomach sufferers all
over this country, who have been re-
ueyed OF all kinds OF digestive diseases
are the influences which have made
, these tablets sold by druesi9ts IN every
city, town and village IN this country.
90 to your druggfst today and obtain
4 box. Price, 80 Centa.-adEt.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Make Tender Table Titbit
Of New Tuber, Dasheen

Experimenting with the new vegetable.
dasheen, resembling the potato and pecu.
,lariv suitable TO be grown in the South
experts OF the Department Of Agricul-
,ure have found way OF making =
table deIicaoy OCT OF II. BY forcing and
Slanching the shoots OF this tuber. which
2rd:narily is grown like the potato, they
nave obtained 4 tender edible which
they Ray, mny be prepared much like
3sparasCs while its flavor suggests
-IusbrooErS.
The department has published hui.
etin on the d6sheen.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Prevent Diphtheria.

a sore throat is a good breeding
p!-ce for Diphthcria germs. Protect
vorr children by never neglecting a
sore Throat. You can wisely depend
tpon TONSILINE. Give Tonsiline
apon the first appearance Of Sore
rhroat-don't give DiPhtherie chance
- that throat in its weakened con.
.ition. when TONSILINE ie swallowed
comes directly in contact with the
diseased surface and induces
,calthy condition OF the mem r.
branes-then the system canGA
tier dcfcrd the throat if at
licked by Dphtheria germs. Keep ,J
J0NSILIEE in the house whero
GU can get it quick when need "a
ID. 25c, SOC and SlO0. "
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Dubois to Seek His
Old Seat i'm Senate

A political sensation has been caused
By former Senator Fred 7. Dubois. OF
daho, who has announced that he will
rUn for the Senate on an anti-Mormor
democratic ticket. and who charges
hat the administration is ccurting the
2o!itical support OF the Mormon chugs;l
n Idaho and Utah.
Senator Dubois charged that Post
-.Ester General BurleSOr and Secretary
Bryan are the active leaders of the ad-
ministratien who are trying to ally the
..iCr.non church and the Democratic
,4T.y. He tells OF numerous postmas-
ie~ships being given to Mormons.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Starvation Will Not
, Cure Dyspepsia
But Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet Will
Enable You to Feat Your Meals
Without Suffering After
Doing So.

Every person knows that to live in a
healthy. happy manner we must eat
Diet, starvation. predigested food, etc
arc not the correct methods OF eifnh'
rating digestion disorders.
Many dyspeptics know that they mus
cat and so they go to their meals IN d
half hearted manner. When they see
food before them they are made mise'-
able. Their Judgments tell them To
eat, but their stomachs revolt at the
idea and SO whatever food they con-
sumo does them more harm than good.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Anniversary Sa le o.
Dainty New Lingerie Waists.


Dainty New Lingerie Waists.
The variety Of styles from which
selection may be made is so numer'
Gus, and the finishing Of the gar
ments so exquisite that the de-
,nand for them is certain to exceet
the supply. Values leave nothing
to be desired.
At el.0o-waists that would regu-
larly be priced from $3.50 to s2.oo-
twenty dozen OF them. of wolfe. crepe.
and lawns. made In mary high and
low neck styles with short and long
sleeves; eet-in. Mandarin and kiHhono
designs. attractively trimmed with
lace and embroidery.
At Sl.Bo-Resular 52.do and $500
values. in voiles and crepes Of all the
new and desirable styles. trimmed
with embroidery. valenciennes. cluny.
and Irish laces. Both high apo low
In and drop-type. long or short. All
sizes.
At S2.0A-There are but Ave dozen
at this price. in low neck style WIN
small collars, and set-tH or Drop
sleeves with henstttched seams:
Shown in all sizes. and they would
ordinarily be priced at $3.50 and Si.oe'
At Se.58-High and low neck waists
In yoke styles. trimmed with medal
lions. Irish lace. and hand d-embrold
cry. All sizes up to ~. ana WAISTS
that are worth S3.70 to $500.
Third F1oor-G Street
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
City News Notes

benjamin T. Lindas, a member Of the
Tax Reform Association, will address
the Vest End Citizens' Association TO-
light At KiddeF's Hall. s22 Twentieth
tr@et northwest, on the subject of
C-Xation IL the District.
The Problem OF '7e'' Is the subject
q i lecture this afteTnoon 1T the Cath
oil" University by Dr.. Frank O'tiara,
instructor in political economy DR.
Tiara will treat OF the great princl-
.,es, political, economic. and social
nat were al stake in the first decade
cs The american republic.
Leland Powers will give Il reading
cf The Pigeon Z modern comedy by
John GalsworthE. a: the Foundry NJ. Z.
,'hurch this evening al SIS o'clock under
ne auspices Of the Washington Read
err Club.
The twcnty-hith ANIMAL iiI.neT Of the
E Iiverstty Of Pennsylvania Club will be
ucld al the University Clue tonight at
O'Clock. .. p. Snyder is in charge
+ the arrangements, and Dr. Charles
-. Richardson -Tin preside.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
S,,.c;.llv priced at Soc; these titles suggestions

strong mans reawakened love for the
woman who Tilted him.
Y. Comfort. \ delightful love story
by the author OF 'RoutleGge Rides
None"
The EGdium Icrrors,' by Albert
Dorrington. A mystery story dealing
with the disappearance Of the price
less tube OF Tadium from the labora-
tory OF a London physician.
Main EIoor-Tentil Street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

.,ri,. J,dv Doc" bv Caroline Lock-
bs,t minor OF Me smith" \ power
fuI romance Of the real West. brim-
fui Of humcr and action.
The First Hurdle and Otners; ~
John Reed Scot. author Of the L"St n
Try." The stories are tull oil casi!
and go. witty dialogue and clever
character drawings. which nave ira"e
Mr.. scots longer novels 20 p'pu"'
eth. ordeal" by Charles (. Grad
.ocL. Ar impassionet romance OF a
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
1880 QWooowaro & Iotbrop 1914
New York

ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN
FINE LEATHER GOODS
LEATHER HANDBAGS in black and dark coors silver and git
frames have silk cord handles, others of leather ana
chains variety of sizes and shapes many of them fitted
With small purses.
Anniversary price, SOC each
WHITE AND LIGHT TAN LEATHER, and Beautiful lace-Cov-
cred and Embroidered Handbags with cord and leather
handles; silk lined, silver gilt and gun-meal trames pam
and engraved.
Anniversary price, SOC each
ROLLS AND FOLDS in various shapes square ana
Anniversary prices SOC and $1.OO
of silks various
Anniversary price, SIC each.
warus and eecress in a va
including black, red brown
Anniversary prices, SOC and 100 each.
EVENING BAGS silk lined ana
exceptional value at
Anniversary price of 81 90 each.
BLACK SILK HAND BAGS AND crIArELAINE
gun-metal chain handles
Anniversary price, $40 each.
Eleventh ST.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Anniversary Sale of
Women's Umbrellas At 81 so.

1t will require no expert in the
Judge of umbrella values to see
the saving affected by the pur-
chase of these. Made of black
silk gloria in most substantial
quality, with either gun metal OF
silver trimmed mission wood
handles; 26-inch size.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Main Floor-G Street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

".,,, Of the Wreck ! Rise By
paot-;cs Harraden. Author OF the
"Snin That Passes In the Night" Two
,'n,'snaI women and remaTka ble
nv In a Unique relationship which
stands unforGetable after readihS t"e
novel. =,
"Cleek. the Nan OF the Forty fasss;
bv n ", Hansbew. A detective story &.
o.. might say OF the Sherloci.
Holmes type. but original ia treat
,nsnt apJ mi, of human interest
The Spirit Of the Island. by joseph
". Coates, author OF THE counter
mart" charming love storS.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

Fine Linen Napkins at
v.rv Soecial Annivessary Prices.
Tail. Napkins, size 22K22 inches.
r,sSc of pure flax. by the famous
f;rm' John S. brown & Sons Company.
$500 dozen. Regularly $3.50.
ZOO dozen Hemstitched Damask Tea
Nsnkfns, Is inches square.
s2.25 dozen. Regularly $500.
saco,a F1oor-Eleventh street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
An Anniversary Special in
Women's Nainsook Gowns.

Any woman's desire for dainti-
ness and good value will be sat-
isfed by this special in Night
Gowns. They are made of fine
nainsook, with low neck, short
slashed sleeves, and prettily
trimmed with German valen-
cfennes lace, beading and ribbon.
Special price, 6Se each.
Third F1ooT-F Street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Specially priced at Csc; man. other titles.

"Veron.ca Play lair" o. Maud ".
Goodwin. England of the Eighteenth
! century is depicted in the romance
| If Il beautiful English girl.
"Eikin ubIintr-Anlericsn.' by
| Montague Glass. Author OF Potash
and Perimutter' and Abe and Nav
russ y humorous story Of business
| life.
'ITargcry." by E. F. benson. Author
| of the Account Rendered" In his
story of modern life Mr.. Benson has
drawn che of the best and most con-
vincing stories that has yet been
written.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Anniversary Special IN
Children's Decorated Toy Boxes.

These boxes afford q conven
lent receptacle for the children TO
place their toys in when not
PLAYING with them; they will ac-
commodate many dolls and small
playthings. Strongly made, Gov
cred with printed denim, and dec
grated in hand-painted figures.
Special price, Csc each
ror-,h F-Jccr-F street
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN
CHOICE BOOKS AT 25c AND SOC

OF preccaIy every
OF
quality in clear readable type
we'll
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Anniversary Specials in
Fine Wooden Dress Fabrics.

The popularity OF these ma
terials together with the low
prices, establish values the equal
Of which are hard to find.
Atwood Voi,a. in blue. tan. and Two
shades OF brown. Offered at less thah
half regular price.
3Sc yard.
Eiack Wuoien Dress Wolfe, nns
French weave. - inches wide.
SOC yard. Regularly SIPS.
Second F7luor-G street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Dress Shields and Garters
Soeciallv Priced for Anniversary

Four very excellent values are
Offered in our Notion Depart
mcnt.
Pure Rubber Dress shields. double
covered: sizes 2, 3, :, and j.
15c pair; z for Csc.
Ljsht-weight Dress Shields. doubt
covered: sizes .. ), I.
1Oc pair; 3 for Csc.
SrgIe-st silk Corset GGrters,
white and blue.
Special price, l5c pair.
SingIcstrap Cotton Corset Garters.
Special price, 10c pair.
Main Fioor--G Street.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

1Sc each, 3 for SOC,
Fifth FIoor-G Street
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Anniversary Specials IN
French China Plates.

A manufacturers sample line
of French China Plates, odd de
signs, in a choice line of decora
tions, border, spray and conver
Jional effects; 8 52-inch size.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

Fourth F'Icor-F Street.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-09-11

DATHER as a suggestion than as
~ copies to be exactly followed, these
two dresses designed for little girls
are shown here. American adapta-
tions of French clothes for children
usually show greater length of skirt
and somewhat more fullness than the
original designs. The little dress de-
signed for the tiny girl is so plain In
the body as to be boyish, but the
fancy decoration in shocked silk on
sleeves and collar, and the putting of
the sleeves, places it as a girls dress.
The material used is checked vel
veteen. The little garment is cut with
long shoulder and made over mus
lin body. The back is plain, but the
front Is cut wide enough to be gath
cred into scant fullness along the
shoulder seams and about the neck.
The shoulders extend over the sleeves,
which are set into the body. There
Is narrow collar extending from
shoulder to shoulder. This is made
on a plain silk foundation covered
with shocking of the same silk and
finished with narrow soutache braid
about the edge and along the center.
A decoration of the same sort Is
placed across the pulled sleeve and
finishes it at the bottom. Two short
straps of the material Of the dress