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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-17

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Most stomach disorders can be conquered By
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-17

Nervous NJ" writes: Loss Of sleep.
nervousness. loss OF appetite ard overwork has
made almost a complete wreck Of. me
have to work. but can scarcely drag one
loot after the other. Please advise"
Evening star., 1914-01-22
HENRY SIEGEL ON STAND
BEFORE EXAMINER HOLT
Merchant to Tell of Stores Relations
With Private Banking
House.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Henry Sic
GEL of the private banking firm Of
Henry Siegel & Co. and of the depart
ment store enterprises now in the hands
OF receivers, took the place Of his partner
Frank Vogel, as witness before Special
Examiner George C. Holt today.
Ex-Judge Holt was recently appointed
examiner by the United States circuit
court at the request Of the receivers Of
the bank and the stores to obtain infor-
nation regarding loans by the bank and
transactions between the banks and the
stores. Frank e. Vogel testified at the
first hearing yesterday and will be again
examined two weeks hence, when he is to
bring his private banking books and
vouchers. His testimony yesterday was
to the effect that money deposited in the
private bank Of Henry Siegel G. Co. was
used for making loans to various depart
ment stores identified with the Siegel
corporation, and that while his invest
ments in the enterprises amounted to
81 400, 900, but a few thousands of this
money remained in his possession today
In his testimony, as reported yester
day, Mr.. Vogel was made to say that
the Siegel stores corporation was a cred
itor of the Chicago concern to the ex-
tent Of 81, 600 coo. This was an error, as
what Mr.. Vogel did say was that the
Siegel stores corporation was q debtor
of the Chicago concern in the amount
mentioned.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
FOR REV.
J.F. MCGEE ANNOUNCED
Admission to Funeral Services To-
morrow by Card only-Will
offered for Probate.

Pallbearers at the funeral tomorrow
morning of Rev. Joseph F. McGee, late
pastor OF the Church Of the Sacred Heart,
have been announced as follows: B. F.
Saul. n. II. Shea, Z. ]. Nee, William
McGee, Ii. Woodward. Z. schwartz,
Patrick Moran and Gen. Michael Cooney.
Mgr. James F. Mackin of st. Paul 8
Church is to preach the funeral sermon
and Rev. William Carroll of st. Patrick 8
Church and Rev. George Harrington Of
Barnesville, Nd, are to be masters OF
ceremonies. Music will be by mixed
choir composed of old friends of the dead
priest. Owing to the large number Of
both clergy and laymen vino have ex-
pressed their intention OF being present
at the funeral tomorrow. admission to
the church will oe by card oniy. Special
watch services by men of the congrega-
ton have been arranged for tonight.
Father McGees will. dated Ju,y u. 1904,
was yesterday offered for probate. His
abs, pictures and furniture are left to
Cardinal Gibbons to be held in trust for
the use Of his SUCCESSORS at the Church
of the Sacred Heart. Money on deposit
in Washington trust company Is left to
his brother, Lawrence MCGEE, his execu-
tor. to be used for masses. The remain
der of his property, including his library,
goes to his mother, Mrs. Bridget McGee.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Fur Department.

l Hudson Seal Coat. with chinchills
squirrel corar and cuffs. reduced from
$115 to $3.50.
French Seal Coat; size "a: reduced frorr
so to $50.
Black Pony Coats. with seal collar and
cuffs: reduced from so to So each.
l Black Pony Coat: - inches long; re-
duced from $40 to $3.50.
Natural Wolf Sets; reduced from SO 70
$10.1J each.
Natura' Raccoon Set; reduced from s..
to slaJ0.
Canary Moutilon Set; reduced from So
to $3.50
Civet Ca, and Seal Set; reduced from
$40 to $3.50.
1 Red Fox Set: reduced from so TO SEQ
Marmot Set: reduced from SO 10 sl5.
Black Narobia Muff: reduced from ssHi
to $5.75
Black Narobia Muff; reduced from s'n
to $50
Black Narobia Muff; reduced from sIo
to sS.G,.
Back Narobia Scarfs: reduced from SIS
to S5.75: S975 to ss.75; SO to $50. and
$to to sS75.
Third floor, & st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Women's Costume Dept.

Velvet Afternoon Dresses; silk gtrd'esi
finished with soft laces: s129a each
Were $o5.
Black Chiffon Dress for evening or din
ner wear: s2a.J0. Was $3.50
Cream Charmeuse Dress. for afternoon
wear: round neck and long sleeves: lace
trimmed: $3.50. Was SCI 20.
Three-piece Suit. of black broadcloth
with chiffon waist; so. Was ss5.
Taupe Three-piece Suit: charmeuse
dress and velvet coat: $3.50. Was 81
1 Handsome Black Velvet Three-piece
Suit. with waist Of chiffon: s35. Was
si25
1 Brocaded Velvet Rose Evening Gown.
with train: richly trimmed with beading
and fur: sS5. Was $50.
I Dancing Frock. Of old blue chiffon and
cream lace; $a7.30. Was ss5.
1 Pale Pink Dancing Dress. Of char
meuse and chiffon: $3.50. Was $50.
1 Black Afternoon Gown. Of silk crepe
trimmed with soft shadow lace; Whit
chiffon sleeves: $3.50 Was So. 4
II Handsome White Wolfe Dress: hand
embroidered and trimmed with hand
made lace: s2750. Was s55.
White Wolfe Dress trimmed with lace
high neck and long sleeves; sls.13. Wa
S35
Third floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Friday Clearance of
Colonial Serving Trays.

A special lot OF Solid Wood
Serving Trays, mahogany finish
ed, with cretonne center and
brass handles; size 8xIo inches
Clearance price, I5c each.
Regularly SOC.
And these remnants, slightly
damaged:
/ 1exislneh Solid Mahogany Serving Tray.
2 i2xls-nch Solid Mahogany Serving Trays.
$3.50 each Were $500
4 sxlo.inch walnut finished Serving Trays. SOC
each. Were $1o0.
12x1s-inch Mahogany Serving Trays. oval
shaped. with cretonne center. $3.50 each. Were
io1ls-inch Mahogany finished Serving Tray.
e Long, Marrow Trays of circassian Walnut
veneer $500 each. Were $6o0
12x1s-tneh Solid Mahogany Serving Tray.
i sxl6-inch Mahogany Serving Tray, with cre-
tonne center, S1.b0. Was Sc. 90.
l6-inch Solid Mahogany Tray. round. $500.
Was $1,000
1l-inch Solid Mahogany Tray. round. $3.50.
Was 500.
/ 2.inch Solid Mahogany Tray. round. $500.
Was $500.
Solid Mahogany Tray. oval shaped. sa.oo.
Was $500.
Fourth floor. F ST.. Picture Department
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Clearance
Women's Suits,
Formerly s1n aI Selling ELI ag iS12 Q5

During the past week we have
added new lots to the assortment
at this low price. Black and navy
blue are foremost, but there is a
good line of fancy suits also
Shown in the choicest material,
-serges, eponge. broadcloth
cheviots, etc. In addition to the
regular women's and misses sizes
from II to AZ. we have 5 black
and navy blue suits for stout
women up to 81 bust.
They are all new suits. and
with the three months seasonable
weather ahead for their wear, no
woman will make a mistake ia
purchasing.
$I2os each.
Regular S2s 90 to $1,000 qualities.
Third door st
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Black Dress Goods Dept

2h yards 44-ineh Diagonal Serge, $3.50 Was
$3.50.
~ yards 44-inch Lupin's Nuns Yelling. Sc 75.
Was So. &C.
2 yards 45-nch Tussah Royal. $500 Was
$500
2h yards 4O-inch SILK Warp Henrietta, s210.
Was 1915.
2N yards 54-inch Bedford Cord. 800. Was
$3.50.
5h yards 4o-inch Wool Poplin. $3.50. Was
41O.
3 yards 44-inch Striped Panama, $3.50. Was
$3.50.
2A yards 4O-inch Silk Warp Henrietta. 800
Was $3.50.
2h yards 5e-inch Diagonal Serge 1915. Was
$500.
2A yards 54-inch Unfinished Worsted, $2.25.
Was $685.
2ss yards 4O-inch Silk Warp Henrietta, $4.75.
Was S5.94.
Second nOor G ST.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
China Department.

Encrusted Gold. French China Soup Tnrern.
$500 Was $1,000.
i Richly DECORATED Havland China Turkey
Platter $3.50 Was $1O.5O.
2 Decorated Porcelain Covered Dishes. .oc
each. Were S1.00.
/ Richly Decorated German China Salad Bowl
81 co. Was $l.75.
Hand painted French China Celery Dishes.
75c each. Were 81. rs
Set Si25 Was $3.50.
i Decorated Austrian China Syrup jug. slightly
imperfect 25c. Was 75c.
i doz Decorated Syracuse China Tea Plates.
81 80 Was $2.25.
doz. Daintily Decorated Syracuse China
After.dinner Cups and Saucers, 81 80 Was s" -.
Decorated Austrian China Footed Bonbon
Dishes SOC each. Were S1.oo-
i Richly Decorated japanese China Fern
Dish 81 50. Was $500
i Imported Stein. Sits. Was $500.
Fifth floor q ST.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Art Department.

Wicker Work Stand. with fitted leather work
box: $1,000. Was $500.
Wicker Work Stand. with fitted leather work
box; $1,000. Was $500.
Lace and Ribbon Trimmed Bureau Scarf.
s22S: Was 800. - % =,
Was $500.
i Chi'd Hand embroidered Princess Slip, $2.25.
Was $3.50.
j Infants Hand-embroidered Kimono sacque,
81. 80. Was 1900
/ Infants Hand-embrodered Cape, $500. Was
$500.
Child's Hsnd-emhroidered Dress, $3.50. Was
$500.
$3.50.
Second floor Tenth st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Annual Winter Clearance
Mems Suits and OvercOats.

To effect a quick clearance OF
our Mems and Young Men 5
Overcoats-all have been marked
greatly below their real worth.
Ali the smart new effects are rep
resented, and the more conserva-
tive garments, too. The best wool
fabrics in excellent weaves-blues,
grays, blacks, tans and fancies.
S14.75-were up to $4,000.
S1o.75-were up to $25.oo.
S23.75-were up to $500.
And these remnants:
Coachman's Overcast, dark blue, lined with
heavy aII-wool kersey; nickel buttons size ";
Chaureur's Overcoats Of cray whipe93g,d. pss3,s
lined With all-woo serge; converfibie eo'iae ar
and large ropmy skirt; S2 inches % long; sizes ~
and 38: $2S. rs each. Were 33bO.
q Chau6eur's suits, in plain blue and l. DARK
sray whipcord; button to neck: sizes ~, % anu
s0: Sii 10 each. Were $500.
Haistcoats Of Sweater Vests; all.Wool Kill.
self back, In brown and blue; sizes 81 ano 10;
S4 90 each. Were $500.
second aoor, Tenth st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

ury, $500" which tells the brief story OF
an honest customs inspector.
The echo Of an old scandal is heard in
the s127,972. recovered from suits against
John F. Gaynor. B.
Echo of Scandal B. Green and Ober-
r ~ lin NJ. Carter. who
S ooS' conspired to defraud
the government in the harbor improve
ments at Savannah, for which onense
Capt. Carter was sent to prison and
Green and Gaynor ned the country.
The sale Of seal skins from the gov
ernment's fur monopoly on the Pribilof
Islands brought in s13o.64o and fines in
federal courts $s9e996. From the Chi
nese Boxer indemnity the government
received $644,50O. which was applied to
a fund for the education of Chinese boys
In this country. this being the WASH
ington governments method of returning
the indemnity to the Chinese.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Housefurnishing Dept.

/ lot Red Star on Mops &c each We're 81 %.
i White Enameled Medicine Cabinet 1915.
Was $4.75.
/ 3-at Ice Cream Freezer st.a5. Was seas
8 large Imported Trays. SOC each. Were 500
lot H0..water Plates SIC each. Were 1ac.
lot Call Bells. 10c each Were 2ac
] lot Copper Sherbet Clps, l5c each. Were
$1.I5.
lot Copper Ramekins, l0c each. Were l5c.
Solid Copper FIagon. $3.50. Was $3.50.
lot Copper Egg Cups. soc each We're 81 90
2 Iron Umbrella Stands. sl.50 each. Were
$3.50.
/ white Cake Box. square. 75c. Was sl.oo.
l Carpet Sweeper. 800. Was $l.J0.
! Bread Maker. S1.00. Was $3.50.
Fancy Scrap Baskets 50c each Were Si.25
1 Hair Floor Broom. 75c. Was Sl-oo.
Fifth floor st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

Mems Night Shirts.
Lot l-Outing Flannel, Cambria, Cotton
and Nainsook, plain and trimmed. We
neck or with attached collars; sizes 16
and II; soiled. Grades that sell from
s1.OO to $50.
Special price, &c each.
Lot 2-Cambric and Cotton. We neck or
with collars, plain and braid trimmed
styles: sizes IS and II; soiled Grades
that sell from TIC to s5c.
Special price, 55c each.
Lot 3-Outing Flannel. Cotton and Cam
brio Night Shirts. We neck or with collars.
plain and trimmed, size IT: s0iled. Regu-
lar 5Oc to 60 qualities.
Special price, ,38c each.
Lot 4-outing Flannel and Cotton: sizes
Is, 10, II and 1e: slightly damaged; SOC
to $1.Oo ia the regular selling price for
these qualities.
Special price, 38c each.
Lot 5-Cotton Night Shirts. We neck.
trimmed: size II; soiled A regular 3Sc
quality.
Special prise, 25e each.
Main floor, st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

womens Patent vamp Fulton Shoes.
cloth or kid tops; leather Cuban heels;
sizes, 5AA; 3, 3hA; 3, 41sB; ), &c; 21s'
Women's Gun Metal Button Shoes. Good
year welt sole and Cnpan heeis' si|es'
4hAA; 9A: 4B; 3. &c: ID.
Women's Tan Russia caifskin Button
Shoes. Goodyear welt soles: sizes. =
4llAA: 31s. 4. 51zA: 6. 81. &c; 5ls' e1.s' I'd.
Thirl Hoor Tenth Ut.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

For three long months l was so weak
that could not even stand upon my feet.
Ny nerves were all unstrung and could not
control them in any way. l had also
hacking cough. was actually growing
worse all the time until my father brought
home a bottle of Father Johns Medicine, as
recommended by friend, and am pleased
to say that II has cured me. l have never
felt so well as I am now. Words cannot ex-
press my gratitude. and 1 gladly recommend
II to all. l always keep bottle Of 1t on
hand now for colds. tSigneO Miss Rosie
Martin, Box IL, Pushaw, 0dtown, Me.
Remember, Father Johns Medicine cures
colds and coughs without the use Of alcohol
n, DANGEROUS drugs. 1t is pure and whole
some.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
WOmen's Coat Dept.

A small line OF Velour dA T aine
Coats. in brown and taupe; some
self trimmed; others with col :
lars of fur: sizes 10 to IL.
$I2.o5. Were $4,000 and $50. 50.
A small line of Colored Cloth Goats, in brown
and mixed green Special value, 50. rs each.
8 Black Cheyiot Coats. Il length. with back
plush collar and buttons; sizes "a to 10 Spe-
cial value, S12.95 each
Full-length Black and Blue Pebble Cbeviot
Goats: sizes 34 36 and AZ; s12.95 each. We're
$3.50
throughout; plush collars; sizes 16. 81 and SO:
$3.50 each. We're $500.
Handsome Molaskin Plush Coats n length
lined throughout: fur collars; size SO. Special
value, $25.0O each.
Third floor. ST.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Friday Special i'm
Fine Lace Curtains.

pairs White Irish Point Curtains, BIZ yards
long s. 30 pair. Were $500.
pairs White Irish Point Curtains. :; yards
long So 80 pair. Were $500.
pairs Fine White Marie Anto.nette Curtains.
31s Yards long. 50 90 pair. Were $500
& pairs Handsome White Marie Anfonatte
Curtains. 3la yards long, $3.50 pair Were
$500.
I pairs Handsome Ivory Canterized yenire
Empire Curtains. 81 yards long, $500 pair.
Were $3.50.
yards long, $500 pair. Were $3.50.
4 pairs white CIuny Edge Curtains. ~
yards long. &1.25 pair. Were $500
Eos,rfh Nocf q st
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Friday Special in
Real Linen Laces.

To say that these are very un-
usual value is but to reiterate Il
fact which many patrons have
found to be exact for themselves.
The laces are genuine linen and
range in width from = to AZ
inches. very firmly woven and
suitable for many purposes. suci1
as trimming women's and chill
dren's lingerie, table and bed
wear and fancy linens.
Specially priced at
SC the yard.
Main floor F ST
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Misses Department. .

Is Balkan Blouses. of white galatea with dark
blue collar and cuffs and three-quarter sleeves:
sizes s. 10. l: and IS; s1.o0 each. Were $50
Q Girls Wool Dresses. plain colors. plaids and
checks; made one-Piece style. with plain or
plated skirts: sizes 6. & 10 and L.: $500 each
Were Ss.75, $1,000 and SEQ.
13 Girls White Sweaters. soiled and mussed
from handling: with high or low neck; sizes IS
to 81: $3.50 each. We're $3.50 and $500.
Misses Sport Coats. three-auarter length:
with large collar and wide belt. In light and
dark colors; sizes IA and l6: $500 each. We're
e10.0 90.
is Girls Percale Dresses. in dark and light
colors; made in one-piece styles. with plain or
plated skirts; three-quarter sleeves and round or
sailor collars; sizes to IA years; 91.S5 each.
We're 1896 and 50. so.
Third floor Eleventh ut.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Moving Up
The Calendar

Here is January-and the mer-
chants are talking spring.
Just run your eye over the ad-
vertising in today's newspaper and
YOU see news of white sales. an
nouncements of exhibitions of
spring cottons, and even hints at
the secrets of the spring styles.
Merchandise used to move by
season. Now it moves by advertis-
ing. There are no dull seasons for
the live retailer.
He is always ahead of the pub
fc-and the public, always eager
for the new things. is mighty glad
of II.
There is no better example to
be found anywhere of the power of
persistent advertising coupled with
good merchandising than the sue
cess of these January sales which,
all over North America are an
nounced through newspaper adver-
tising.
Advertising is always little bit
ahead of the times That is what
makes it so interesting.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Friday Special in
Separate Skirts.

as Separate Skirts in variety Of models
Black, navy blue and Copenhagen blue.
Series. brocades and granite cloths.
Lengths, 40 and ~ inches with o3 to &c
inch waist measures.
All the very latest styles in tunic. draped
and plain models.
They are regular 81 30 to $40 qualities.
Special price. &. .95 each.
Third door g ct.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Umbrella Department.

II Mems cs.inch Black Sir Gloril Tmlre'las
with handles Of natural and mission woods,
silre- trimmed: S1.G each. We're $40.
Mems aS-inch Black Union SIX CmhreaS.
with slvertrimmed handles: 81 95 each. We're
1900.
Z women's 26-inch Black Union Slk I'm
brellas handles Of mission nud carved wood.
silver trimmed Los each We're $3.0o.
First floor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Friday Clearance of
Women's Wash Waists.

Broken assortments and sizes in Wom-
ems Wash Waists, of vote, lawn and
crepe: made with high or low neck: trim
med with tucks and insertion, hand en-
broidery and Irish crochet lace.
$h75 for Waists that were 1880.
$3.50 for Waists that were $500.
s2.9h for Waists that were $50.
$1.50 for Waists that were $50.
TI,;r -
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Corset Department.

3 pairs Parame Corsets. high bust and long
hip, boned with whalebone; sizes 20. q and %.
Reduced from 80 to $500 pair.
4 pairs Madame Irene Corsets, coutil with
walohn boning: medium bust and long hip; sizes
10. 81, % and 25. Reduced from $3.50 to $500
pair.
3 pairs Ivy Corsets. high bust and long hip:
sizes 10. Fl and p. Reduced from $500 to $3.50
pair.
pair Memo Corsets. model 4o6, size g. Re-
dnced from $500 to $3.50.
10 pairs Corsets various popular makes:
coutil with low and medium bust. long hip;
sizes IS. 10 and 25. Reduced from Soc. $1.00
and 81. 30 to soc pair.
Third floor. center.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

The postal revenues, aggregatins last
year s266. 6.619, 525.65. are not charged
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Travelling Goods Dept.

Was 5000.
i 4O-inch Dress Trunk: $500. Value. 5000
a2-inch Combination Trunk; 5000. Value,
$1,000.
1 40-inch Light weight Steamer Trunk; $3.50.
Value, $500
/ l0-inch Mems Wardrobe Steamer Trunk;
$17.75. Value, $25. 90.
i 1s-inch Black Seal Bag; S1e75. Value, $50. 90.
l7-inch Black Walrus Bag; 5000. Value.
$500.
/ 17-inch Sole Leather Bag: $685.. Value.
/ l6-inch Bag: SS.75. Value. $500.
1ai7-inch Bag: $3.05. Value. $3.50.
Mems Hat Box; $3.50. Value, $3.50.
Second door, Tenth st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Hosiery DEPARTMENT.

20 pairs Women's Black Cotton Hose: white
feet; sizes 91a. 10 and 10ts: 35c pair. Were Soc.
II pairs Womcn's Black I.ise Thread Hose,
with lace ankle and double soles: heels and toes:
e ana is F,ecp Pa srNe MeFf ss
Hose. in light pink and light blue; sizes and
0n: 25c pair. Were SOC.
Main floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

Despite the extension of dry terri
tory among the states the total pro-
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Infants Department.

Chldren's Navy Blue Corduroy Hats, with
stitched br!m, band and bow; 5Oc each. Were
Sl.O0.
2 Children's Navy Blue Corduroy Goats. made
box STYLE with turnover collar and cuffs and
belt; So 90 each Were $500
ChiIdren's White Linen Dresses made Rus.
sian style, with turnover collar and cuffs and
belt: trimmed with tucks; $l.0O each. We're
$1.5o.
8 pairs Children's Muslin Drawers, trimmed
with fine tucks and wide embroidery RUNE; 25c
each. We're SOC.
Chiidrens Eainsook Gowns, trimmed with
fine tucks and featherstitchns and lace on neck
and sleeves: sizes 1 and years; 5oc each. Were
$l.OO.
Third floor f ST.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

Black Suede Slippers. plain and beaded
toe; sizes, 8. 4 and 6lsA; 2ls, 3. 81 and
4B: 2. 24l. &C.
Black Satin Opera Slippers, trimmed
with chiffon rosette: sizes, 3. 81. 41aAA;
3, sh, 1, ~, 5A; 3, 3,s. 4, 5B; 2's. 3, 4,
6. 61a. ID.
Patent Leather Slippers, one eyelet and
plain opera styles; sizes, 3. o1aA: 2ls, 8.
3L,, G. GLIB: .. 211.. 5, 3ta 6laC: 5. q. I'D.
White Satin Slippers. trimmed with
chiffon rosette; sizes, 3is, 4. A's' GA D.
81 4R: 3 &c: CD.
Evening star., 1914-01-22

Blue Satin Opera Slippers. trimmed with
chiffon rosettes: 3, 8, GA; 3. 6B; 3. 4, 51s,
Lavender Satin slippers. trimmed with
chiffon rosettes; sizes. ), 31s, 4, o1s, 6B;
3, 31z, az. SIC.
Pink Satin Slippers. trimmed with chif-
fon rosettes; sizes, 51a, GA; 51a, 5lsC; zig.
Yellow Satin Slippers. trimmed with
chiffon rosettes: sizes. 3,a. 51s. eB; By, 1,
5, 81, &C; 3, 312. sgd.
Green Satin slippers, trimmed with
chiffon rosettes; sizes, 3, 3az, 4, HI, D.
5h GR. 2ia a. J. &C.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Friday Special in
Wonen's kimonos and
Aprons.

A lot of Excellent Soft Silk
Kimonos, in Persian, Japanese
and Flowered designs and color
ings; they are made in empire
styles and trimmed with ribbon.
Special price, $3.50 each.
A lot of Fine Lawn Aprons,
trimmed with dainty embroidery
rufles.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Clearance of WOmen'S
Stylish Silk W aists.

Stylish Silk W alStS.
28 Black and Navy Blue Crepe
de Chine Waists, with double
front ruHle; all sizes; special at
$3.o5 each.
10 Black Crepe de Chine Silk
Waists; sizes So and So; values
from $13.75 to $I8.7s; special at
8.75 each.
II Chiffon Waists, black and
colors; accordion plated; all
sizes. Reduced from S5.75 to
$3.os each.
10 Black Peau de Sole Silk
Waists; s2.9s each. Reduced
from $s.o5.
10 White Net Waists, with col
ored ribbon and double ruffie
Reduced from $3.o5 to S2.o5 each.
Third door G st.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
25c each. Value, soc.
And these remnants

Corset Covers fine cambric, trimmed with
linen lace. Reduced from SOC to 25c each.
IL Women's Heavy Muslin Gowns. high neck
and long sleeves, trimmed with fine embroidery.
Reduced from $1.50 TO 9sc each.
"A Women's Combinations. made low neck
and short sleeves, trimmed with lace and en-
broidery beading and ribbon. Reduced from
81 so to Csc each.
8 pairs Sainsook and Fine Cambria Drawers.
trimmed with embroidery lace ruf1es. Re-
duced from 7bc and $1.5O to Soc pair.
Third floor, F ST.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Little Boys 5000 and $3.50
OyercoatS Reduced to $3.75

Little Boys 5000 and S7.50
Overcoats Reduced to $3.75
Chinchilla, Cheviot and other
All-wool Overcoats, made in the
Russian style so popular with
boys from 3 to s years of age,
and in good shades of tan, blue
and gray. These coats are from
our own stock.
$3.75 each. Were 5000 and 81, so.
Also the following:
Boys All-wool Long Overcoats, in tan and
gray; size Is. Reduced from $50 and $500 to
70 Boys Allwool Suits. made double breasted
and Norfolk Jacket STYLE in serviceable shades Of
tan, gray and brown: sizes 8. IL. 13, a. 10 and
II. Reduced from $500 and so to g. 70 each
86 Boys Felt and Chinchilla Hats, In tele-
scope and MILDLY shapes: sizes eN to Z. Reduced
18 Boys A'l-wool Golf Caps, in gray and tan;
sizes 81 to Z. Reduced from Soc to &c eech.
20 Boys All-wOol Sweaters. in plain white and
white with colored trimmings: sizes 3. and 8.
Reduced from 31.50 to 5Oc each.
Blanket Bathrobe, in attractive light blue
and white effect; slishtly soiled; size @. Re
"a Boys Fine Madras Blouses, in plain white
and white ground with colored stripes: slightly
soiled: sizes to 10. Reduced from 81 90 TO 15t
each.
Second floor, New F st. Building.
Evening star., 1914-01-22
Rlanket Department.

Is Down Comfortabes, which regularly sell for
ri 10 each offered at the cleafapce price Of
IL nairs Extra Length White wsolen Bianksta,
zIxo0 inches long: regularly $600-$5.00 pa1-
Second ncor F et.