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Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Clearance OF
Fine Quality Rugs.

Perfect, fresh and desirable In
every way. but the patterns are those
which will be discontinued, and we
therefore mark especially low prices
on them for immediate disposal.
Attractive designs suitable for din
ing room, library or living room.
12x15-ft Administer Rug, s31.50 Was $42 80.
u3x12-ft. Administer Rug, $26.I5. was
$3.50 M
/ 9xl2- it. Seamless French Wilton Rug, $4,000.
i ex15-ft. Best Body Brussels Rug. damaged.
i 9x12-ft. Royal Wilton Rug, $3.50. Was
$1,000 100 -
i 6xs-ft Best Body Brussels Rug. $3.50.
Was $50. %.
i 9x12-ft. Artloom Wilton Seamless Rug,
$3.50. Was $500.
/ s3xlO.6-ft. Administer Rug, $500. Was
/ S2x1o.6-ft Royal Wilton. Rug. $29.5o Was
$35. 90.
Sixth floor, F st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22

bows and girls in the matter of foot
wear So the fund was raised, and the
Thousand pairs of shoes are to be sent.
to make happy thousand orphan boys
and girls in the European war zone.
Suggests Other Clothing.
Telling of the contribution yesterday
one of the prime movers in the patent
office said
IF other divisions and bureaus of the
government service will follow this plan
washingtonvs contribution to the cargo
of the Christmas ship may be made the
biggest and the most useful of any that
goes on the big collier that the Navy
Department has designated as the
Christmas ship. Let one division or bu-
reau collect fund with which to buy
wool sweaters for boys and girls. Let
another raise money to purchase suits
of cotton ribbed underwear for boys and
girls. Let some bureau collect the money
to buy a thousand pairs of children 8
stockings to go with the shoes the
patent Office will send. And so on down
the line.
"A department like Agriculture, for in
stance might easily raise money enough
to buy outer clothing for 1000 children
800 knickerbocker suits for boys and
| 500 dresses, warm ones. for girls. If the
government employees will take up this
work and go about it systematically
| there will be no question but that the
| Christmas ship will be loaded to its
| full capacity
| There is suggestion. Let the other
departments get busy and see what
they can do. Sweaters. underwear,
knickerbocker suits. warm dresses.
| shawls. hoods. neck scarfs and the like.
as well as clothing for women-these
are the things the war orphans and
their widowed mothers need. Which
| branch of the government service will
! be the first to get to work in the en-
deavor to equal or outdo the magnif1-
Evening star., 1914-10-22

store at I O'clock the afternoon of No
vember 4. This was the date original
ly set for the concert, before it was
known that the Christmas ship would
sail ten DAYS earlier than had been an
ticipated.
1t has been found Impossible to ad-
vance the date. owing to previous
engagements made for the auditorium: !:
tainment will be forwarded to New
York after the big shipment goes for
ward. Admission to the musical has
been fixed by little Miss Lazard Won
warm wearing apparel. to be forwarded
to a girl or a boy or a mother left
fatherless. husbandless or homeless by
the war"
The program of the musical in
which the young pianiste is to be as
sisted by Mrs. Huron w. Lawson, So
prano; r. woodland Gates. tenor, and
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld. pianist. is
as follows:
ta) Prelude. c major. from "well-tem
pered Clavicord." Bach, and tb) 'Ber-
ceuse." 1ljinsky. Madeleine Lazard Won
Unschuld: Spring" Henschel Mrs
Huron w. Lawson; Menuet. major.
Beethoven. Madeleine Lazard Won Tn
schuld aria from La Boheme,' Puc-
cini, Mr.. r. woodland Gates; Mazurka.
B fiat major, Chopin, Madeleine Lazard
Won Unschuld; Polonaise. from Mig
rnon." Thomas. Mrs. Huron W. Lawson,
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld.
Accompanist. Miss Mildred c. Kolb,
Steinway piano kindly furnished by f.
F. Droop Sons Company.
The following paragraph. translated
from recent issue of the Brettener
Sonntags Zeitung. published at Bret
ten. Baden-Baden, Germany, shows
that the Christmas ship that is to be
sent by the children of the United
States has attracted attention on the
other side of the ocean:
christmas Presents in q. S.
THE United States intends to send
load of Christmas presents to Europe
for the fatherless children of soldiers
lost in the war This plan was origi-
mated by journalist of Chicago and
has been enthusiastically copied by
eighty newspapers and many societies
who are contributing thereto
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Housefurnishing Department.

Hand Vacuum Cleaners $4O0 each. Were
i Clothes Hamper. $3.50 Was $500.
/ Clothes Hamper, 81 %: Was $l.75.
Large Ash Can, Toe. Was $1.UO
Willow Serving Tray, lined with cretonne,
i Willow Serving Tray, .cretonne lined, $3.50.
Was $500. No.,
: Blue Enameled Cake Pans, 15c each. Were
i Large Tin Bread Raiser, damaged, soc. Was
81 90. , -. v., e,oo
Gas Iron 81 25. Was 500.
White Enameled Pail, damaged, Sc. Was
Galvanized Tub. 25c. Was Coo:
/ White Bread Box. 35c Was 1oc:
lot White Enameled Dshpaps, slightly dam
aged 6Oc each. Were 81 10.
And the following Mols that have been used
in demonstration: o-
i on POLISHING Mop, 75c. Was s. g
Oil Polishing Mop. soc. Was $l.oO.
/ Dust Mop, soc. Was $1O
Dust Mop, 75c. Was $1.25.
/ Dust String Mop, 25c. Was Soc
Fifth hoor, + st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22

TOYS AND CLOTHING. !
The following contributions o.
toys, etc, have been received os
The Star and have been piaccaa
the custody of the Merchs-siA'
Transfer and Storage Company Z
to be cared for and forwarded. at
the proper time:
Rafael Calvo, 1929 18th stree
northwest. box of toys.
f. l.. BeardSiey. 222O II stred
southeast, children's clothing
Mrs. X. l.. QuiGicy, :.itn street
and Highland avenue. box papeEA
dolls, box childrcn-s paints, box,
Christmas cards. /
No name, . pairs children's
stockings. s
No name, clothes. toys.
Mrs. Ii. Metz. Ala II street north I
west, box toys.
Mrs. 4. J. Metxger, b Bryant
street northwest, toys.
Mary NadiSan, Teddy bear.
Miss VI. p. Smith, pairs shoes.
Miss Marie Elliott, package
books.
Mrs. BERTHE Jardella. child's
chairs.
Master Francis r.. Olmstead,
package books.
Elizabeth Darlington, 3 pack
ages.
Amelia Anderson, 2 packages. /
Jack Hall, I package children's
clothing. 4
Mrs. 4. D., package clothing.
Billy Matthews, Brentwood,
Md, I package toys.
p. Weinbeiner, 224 7th street
southeast. package sweaters.
W. Cobb, 3 packages clothing.
Mrs. Reynolds, 1412 10th street
northwest, 3 packages toys.
Robert l.. Shepherd, 2928 N
street northwest, 1 package books.
A Friend. 2 jackets, 1 kimono.
Miss Elisabeth Rice, 1882 10th
street northwest, box of cloth
ing.
Ne name. 2 packages clothing.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Special in
Art Burlap.

An excellent opportunity to obtain
burlap, for the making of cushions,
covering boxes for use in draping and
the many other instances in which this
fabric may be suitably employed. at a
marking much below the usual values
at this time.
About 200 yards in the lot, in several
shades Of red-a value that regularly
would be priced at 20c yard-now
IzAc yard.
12O remnants and short lengths of
Cretonnes, Scrims. Curtain Muslin Nets,
Silkolines and various other upholstery
and drapery materials at
One-quarter, One-third and One-half
the regular prices.
Fourth floor, q st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Infants Department.

4 Children's White Lawn Dresses. in bong
waisted style. with turnover collar and cuffs Of
embroidery. and tucked yoke S125 each We're
200.
Blue Cloth Coat lined throughout with
black and white check. and with collar and heit
of velvet. $500. Was $1,000.
Childrens Navy BMe Cloth Coat. In loS
style with turnover collar. lined throughout
with heavy sateen. $500 Was $500.
point d'esprit lace and ribbon. slightly soiied.
$500 Was $50.
| lot Of Children's Muslin Niglltgowns. in
styles with neck and long sleeves finished
with hemstitched edge; sizes to IA years: &c
each.
Third floor, st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Black Dress Goods Department.

a. yds 54-inch Chiffon Broadcleth, $500.
Was sio.1s.
3at yds. 5finch Cdihon Broadcloth. Sio"
Was Sll25.
2X yds. 44-nch Wool Poplin, $500 Was
3N vds 44-inch SILK and Wool Popiin. 81 20.
Was $500.
~ yds 44-inch French Serge, $4.s5. Was
$5.25.
az yds 56inch Broadcloth. $500. Was Sit-e5.
3 yds 44-inch Molar. So %. Was 500
yis 54-inch Black and White Striped Serge
90. Was 500
1 yds. 4O-inch All-sik Crepe de Chine. 5000
o., yds 45-inch All-wool Poplin. s275 Was
So ~. 80
81, yds. 54-nch Storm Serge. $3.50. Was
yds. 54-inch Gabardipe. s., 90 Was $50"
Second floor G st. 10
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Fur Departrneht.

Black Narobia Pillow Mufs. Special price.
81. so each.
2 Black Narobia scarfs. Special price, $3.50
each.
Natural Raccoon Set. $500. Was 5000.
1 Natural Wolf Set $500. Was $500.
Iceland Set $12. 80. Was $500.
/ Iceland and Imitation Ermine Set. $12-5O.
Was $500.
Third floor, G ST.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
An Exceptional Friday Special:
Fine Panne Velour for Upholstering.
$3.50 yard-Regulary $3.50.

200 yards of Fine Panne We
lour, in rich shades of green.
red, brown and blue. One ot
the most desirable fabrics for
upholstering furniture, not only
for the beauty of the fabric it
self, but as we'll for its un-
usual wearing qualities.
For drapery and hangings it
is equally desirable, giving an
Eourth floor G. ST
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Misses Department.

3 Misses Afternoon Dresses. with three
quarter sleeves; attractively trimmed with lace
and with wide gir1les of ribbon. green. yellow
and blue: 16-year size: $1,000 each. Were $1S5
1 White Serge Dress, trimmed in light blue
and with pearl buttons: size 16 years; $3.50.
Was $3.50.
long sleeves; trimmed with black silk; size 16;
$1,000. Was $500.
Girls Wool Dresses in one-piece styles in
white, brown navy, light blue and checked pat
terms; sizes 6 TO IL years; s2.95 each. Were
5000 and $3.50.
23 White MILDLY Blouses, large sailor collar
trimmed with blue braid: some with belts;
sizes s. IS, 81 and SO; 75c each. Were $3.50.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Clearance of
Mems Shoes. SITS pair.

A small lot of Black and Tan Rus
sia Calfskin Shoes for men; our spe-
cially selected models, high-srade
and fine fitting.
Biack-Sizes IA, 8 and IoAA; 7
~, 8, 815 and GA; 5a, 7. 81 and
lob; 5 and &C.
Tan-Sizes 7l, 8, 81 and oAA
!, 7H and oHA; 9 and oNB; 81
and &C.
Says pair. Were $500 and $500.
Main hanr Tenth
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Muslin Underwear Department

3 Messaline Silk Petticoats. in Copenhagen and
king blue. slightly faded. $500 each. Were
s275.
In Copenhagen and wistaria. S395 each. We're
$500.
10 Corset Covers. attractively trimmed with
embroidery and ribbon beading. 15c each
Were 25c.
10 pairs women's Camhric Nainsook Draw
ers trimmed with laees .lc pair. We're SOC.
10 women's Fine Nansook Gowns. in low
neck and short sleeve STYLES. trimmed with
lace and beading with ribbon. 6Jc each.
Were $1.0o
1 Cambria Pettcoats. with deep embroiderv
founces edged with Valenciennes lace. 81"
each. Were s1.75.
Third floor, Center.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
3 and 31/a Yard Curtains.

3 and 311s Yard Curtains.
pairs Very Fine Renaissance Cur
tains. with rich insertion and edge pat
terms; soiled
$1,000 pair. Were $1,000.
pairs Fine Renaissance Lace Cur
$3.50 pair. Were sI3.JO.-
8 pairs Renaissance Lace Curtains.
$4.OO pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Handsome Lace Curtains
&14.OO pair. Were S.2.50.
4 pairs Fine Renaissance Lace Cur
tains.
$1,000 pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Handsome Renaissance Lace
Curtains.
$500 pair. Were $500.
pairs Handsome Renaissance Lace
$500 pnir. were $500.
pairs Ivory Renaissance Curtains.
unusually attractive. =
$500 pair. Were S4O.Nl
3 pairs Handsome Marie Antoinette
Curtains. -
*12.OO pair. Were $500
4 pairs Handsome Marie Antoinette
$1,000 pair. Were sI6.5e.
8 pairs Marie .Antoinette Curtains.
$3.50 pair. Were S13.5O.
pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains
1878 pair. Were $3.50.
2 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains
$4.75 pair. Were $3.50.
2 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains.
$3.25 pair. Were $6.50s
4 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains.
800 pair. Were SI250.
pairs Fine VOile Curtains.
$500 pair. Were &12.JO.
S pairs Fine Wolfe Curtains, with filet
and macrame border.
&11.5O pair. Were $500.
4 pairs Fine Wolfe Curtains. with filet
and macrame border.
$500 pair. Were S15.OO.
pairs Fine Ivory. Point Venice Cur
tains.
Su.SO pair. Were $1s.5B.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Special in
Linen Laces.

Genuine Linen Torchon Laces
in a new assortment just re-
ceived; fresh and pretty, and in
many patterns. The widths range
from Il to 3 inches, and the quail
tiles are excellent and perfect.
Special price, SC yard.
Main floor L ST,
Evening star., 1914-10-22

effect of warmth and charm
that is much sought for win
ter furnishings.
We place this material on
sale Friday morning with the
assurance of best quality and
desirable appearance that will
make the offering well worthy
your inspection. so inches wide
$3.50 yard.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Clearance of
Picture Frames.

Picture Frames made in our own
shops from short lengths of the
choicest quality holdings. There
are many different patterns and
widths, in gilt and wood finishes of
the most desirable kinds. Sizes SKY,
6x8, 7xo, 8x1o, 1ox12, IIx14 and few
larger sizes.
We place these on sale tomorrow
without glass at very low prices.
They are regularly worth double the
present marking:
Ioc to soc for choice.
Fourth floor, st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Corset. Department.

F1orita Corsets. Of Treco and chamosetie'
low in bust and with few bones Wosd sizes s M H. zo'
Z Florita Maternity Corsets, with medium
bust and hips; walohn boned; sizes p. Y and
%; $500 each. Were $500.
Ferris Waists. of batiste. with watohn Don- IN
ing: medium bust and hips; sizes 10 and 10
81 80 each. We're $3.50. ~
10 Net Brassieres with dress shield at,
tachpd: fasten in front styles in sizes "a, ana
"a: 75c each. Were 81 80.
10 Brassieres. OF different Styles emproa IND nae ~;
and lace trimmed; sizes "a to ~; 2oc each
Were Soc.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Special price, 25c pair.
Regularly 35c and Soc.

20 dozen pairs Women's Boot
Silk Hose, with double soles and
high spliced heels, subject to
slight imperfections, which are
not detrimental to the usual serv-
ice of perfect qualities.
Special price, 35c pair; 3 for $1.O0.
The usual Soc quality.
Main floor G. ST
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Special in
Linen Doilies and Napkins.

First quality and warranted every
thread pure linen.
20 dozen Embroidered and Seal
loped Tea Doilies.
Special price, $500 dozen.
al dozen Hand-embroidered Ma
deira Linen Tea Doilies or Napkins.
Special prices, $500 and 5000 dozen.
Regularly $6.75 and $3.50.
Second floor, Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Coat Department.

$500 "Printzess'' Coat of all-wooi taupe
eponge: size 16: $3.50.
1 $500 "Printzess'' Coat. Of brown all
wool eponge: size "a: $3.50
1 $500 'Printzess'' Coat. Of all-wool taupe
epnnge: size 49, $3.50.
l $25.00 Taupe Diagonal Coat: size "a: $3.50
l $3.50 Coat, Of brown wool eronge; size
80; 500
s19. so Tan Coat: size SO: $500. -
l 1920 Navy Gabardne Coat: size 36: 100.
$3.50 Kenyon Rain Coats; sizes up to 40;
$1,000 each
Il $1,000 Kenyon Rain Coats. $500 each.
) $500 Kenyon Rain Coats, in sizes 80 and
3S: $500 each
Third floor G ST
Evening star., 1914-10-22
MOTHER STUART DEAD.
Head of Order Known as Madames
Of Sacred Heart.

ST LOUIS; Mo-, October 22.-The
death in London yesterday of Very
Rev. Janet Stuart, mother general of
the order known as Madames of the
Sacred Heart, was announced in a
cablegram received by the local mother
house of the order last night. Mother
Stuart was flfty-five years old, and had
made numerous trips to the United
States and Canada.
Though an English woman by birth,
her headquarters were at Brussels,
whence it Is believed she fled to Lon
don after the German invasion of Bel
gium. Local officials of the order to-
day declared that the war would seri-
ously interfere with the election of a
successor to Mother Stuart, as the
electors of each mother house must
meet in Brussels to cast their ballots.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Skirt Department.

6 Crepe and Serge Skirts, In navy and black:
sizes "a and &c waist; s.. IS each. Were S. IS
and $3.50.
2 Scotch Plaid Skirts, in tunic styles; $1.95
each. Were S5.75.
) Black Taffeta skirts, in styles with short
tuncs; sizes up to 81 waist; $6.75 each. Were
$15 90 and $3.50.
3 Black Velvet skirts. in plain tailored styles;
S.. 90 each. Were $1,000.
l Black Velvet Skirt, trimmed with genuine
skunk fur: size 26 waist and Al length: $500.
Was Sc. 90.
Third dour n ST
Evening star., 1914-10-22
China DEPARTMENT.

Hand-painted Austrian China Chop Plate.
slightly Imperfect. 75c. Was $1.i0.
: Green and Gold Open Vegetable Dishes. 7ac
White and cold Porcelain Covered Butter
Dish, 25e Was SOC.
1 I6inch IIaviland China Meat Platter, slightly
imperfect Sl.95. Was $500. o.
Hand-painted Footed Bonbon Dishes. 2oc
each Were 7jc.
terms. 15c each. Were 25c.
i Decorated Marmalade Jar: 25c Was 5, 7oS' oS
/ Limoges China Tea Pot. Soc Was slU.
Fifth floor. G ST.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Suit Department.

Suits of serge in navy and gray: sizes "a.
~, II and 40: $S.75 each. Were $3.50.
. Suits. ral'ar.line. hroadcloth AMI serge;
navy. black and gray: sizes a. 10 and ~; SIS 90
each Were S35 90
; Suits. ga'ardine and Bedford cord navy
and black: sizes "a. Sc and IS: $3.50 each.
Were up TO $50. 90
5 Army and Navy Serge Suits. in navy and
black: sizes "a. IS and A. $500 each. We're
$3.50
Third floor G ST
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Women's Silk Waists
At FRIDAY Clearance Prices

All-over Lace Waists. Waists of
crepe de chine, messaline and Jap silk
and Waists with sashes of silk. others
with the new rolling collar and long
sleeves of the new styles. J.
Colors are black. whites blue. pink.
lavender and combinations OF white and
blue and lavender and white. in floral
n
Evening star., 1914-10-22

Sill-Lenzth Curtains, ziR Yards
Long.
3 pairs White Scrim Curtains, neH
stitched with cluny edge.
Sl.5O pair. Were 800.
2 nairs Cream scrim Curtains. will
cluny edge.
nairs Ecru scrim Curtains. will
neat edge
s1.1o pair. Were s1.5o.
.;.s white Marauisette Curtains
with cluny edge.
1925 pair. Were $3.50.
. nairs Cream Novelty Net Curtains
$500 pair. Were $3.50.
. na;rs Cream Wolfe Curtains, with
cluny edge.
S2.2s pair. Were 1875.
Q nairs Net Curtains. with cluny in
sertion and edge.
$500 pair. Were $500.
nairs Net Curtains. with cluny
$3.50 pair. Were $3.50.
A., pairs Net Curtains. with cluny
odee. pairs with blue and pink bor-
der 3 pairs with pink and green bor-
der and pairs with green and yellow
border.
$3.50 pair Were $3.50.
6 pairs White Novelty Net Curtains,
in attractive designs.
$3.50 pair. Were 800.
pairs White Swiss Point Curtains.
$3.50 pair. Were $3.50.
. xxyh;+, Not Curtains with
edge. -.,
1915 pair. Were $500.
3 pairs Ecru Net Curtains. IS.
Sl.BO pair. Were $500.
pairs Ecru Net Curtains.
$3.50 pair. Were S2.2S.
Fourth floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Special Sale of
Women's Hosiery.

This is a splendid opportunity
for securing Hose that will give
good service at very low prices.
50 dozen pairs manufacturers
samples Women's Hose, compris-
ing Isle thread and plain cotton,
in black and good assortment of
co1orc
Evening star., 1914-10-22
S1.95 each.
Were $500 and Sc, 100.
Friday Special in
Wonnen's Shoes.

A small lot of Gun Metal Ca1fskin
Button Shoes, with Goodyear welt
sole and leather Cuban heels, in the
following sizes: 5, 5H, E and 7AA; !;
3A and "A; 3, 31a, 4, 5, 5H and 6B !;
az, a, 5A and &c; 4A, 5H and Cd.
SAYS pair. Were $500.
Third door. Tenth st
Evening star., 1914-10-22
House Dress Department.

stvles with three-quarter sleeves and
low necks; striped and checked pat
terms in sizes "a, SO and SS; s5c each.
Were $1.00.
Third floor G st.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
A Clearance Sale of Fine Lace Curtains
OFFERING Unusual Saving Opportunities.


sale
Those who take advantage on @ may
the
bniv for end-of-season offerings.
slightly sofed mued from
h,ndno from their value they be easily
oandf
Evening star., 1914-10-22
1000 PkRs SHOES,
PA7ENFF 9FF|CEG|FT
U. S. EmpIoye' S Donate Wear
;. ing Apparef1os European
~ War, Orphssns.
SUGGEST Il THAT 4 OTHERS
MATCH W'Ms CLOTHES
Pennsylvania R abroad s to Freight
Goods Free-Wt C. T. U. to Help.
Musicali Program.

The Star will ess.ive tea"h con
tributions for tn e stars
mas Ship Fund VI ifs n"sihesN
Office, and all con tribnt1ons Will
he acknowledged N the Columns
of The Star. Che. KS sho"ia ne
drawn payable to he
mas Ship Fund, Eve oi"s Sf'
Washington.
Contributions of toys, eiotni"S'
ETC., will be received In oehai "i
The Star by the VI erch""'s
Transfer and storaGeA I pmp"ns'
which will hold. FREQ VI
charges whatever. and
such contributions at d e Apr"pel
time.
Toys, clothing for chisA e"'
are among the articles
Clothing for women will
received and forwarded, pr ""
the articles nre new.
The following cash .co MI, "u-
tions have been receive. ID by'"e
star:
Previously acknowledge Il. ). Hs"'"'
John E. Green.
A. W. Chaffee. ~ ~
b. F. Observation-Disclosures, a LOO
Nellie and Spencer Phelps -
=. Friend :. -. 100
II Ms. ); 100
Henry c. Heydon. age i.~
fourteen months -...
Total to date ..... $1s .. W. .
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Tonorrouv- Annual Friday Autumn Sale OF
Mems Paian1as and Night Shirts.

At various times during the OF the best makers "
Night Shirts exclusively IN WASH
ngon sends his collection of samples and seconds at sfea
reduced enabling dispose of them in the same way
The samples simply mussed soied from handing ana
packing while the seconds mperections which, IN mo
will impair the quail
ties The fabrics good and the styles and patterns excellent
WE HAVE DIVIDED THEM INTO GRADED LOIS.
AND MARKED ALL AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Friday Special in
Women. Combination Suits.

Excellent Combination Suits for
present and later wear, being of
good weight and strength. They are
Jersey ribbed, with Isle thread body
and heavy drawers, ankle or knee
length. Twenty dozen of the regu-
lar SIPS quality to be sold at the
Special price, $l.0O each.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Reduced to $2.95 each.

Semi-tailored effects and elaborate
dressy models are here grouped in
pleasing assortments. Waists with
tucked fronts and Waists of messaline,
Jap silk. chiffon or crepe de chine
in many styles-one of accordion
plated chiffon over a foundation of
net-and variously trimmed.
Colors are black. navy and black over
white. s..4.
Evening star., 1914-10-22
Fridav Clearance Of Bows Suits.

Especially desirable for school wear
are the suits offered in this Friday
Clearance Sale. Of all-wool fabrics
in serviceable shades of tan and gray
Norfolk styles with full cut knick
erbockers, and in sizes which make
it possible to obtain suit for boys
8, 9, 10, II, 13, IA. Is. To- II and l8 years.
Sz.95 each.
Were $500 and 5000.
And the following:
All-wool Sailor Blouse Suits gray. in sizes
8. and years: 1915 each. We're $500.
10 Bloases. of good materials, with attached
collars or laundered neckbands; sizes I to 1t
years: 75c each. Were s100.
Is Boys Felt Hats. in Jack Tar shanes. Of tan
and gray: sizes Gas to SIS; 25c each. We're 81 90
IS Atwood Golf Caps, in serviceable eolors;
sizes 81, to 6a.: 25c each. Were SOC.
10 Russian Blouse Wash Suits. in attractive
colors: sizes 2E. and years: 95c each. Were
81 80 and S2.25.
Third floor, Eleventh st.