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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31
W FRANK STOUT,
II MERENDING
SUMMONS.

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA;
10 the sheriff Of Harrison County Greet
ing;
You are hereby commanded to summon
Adn NCnlkcut Nnndcrncrk to appear before
the Judge of our Circuit Court Of llnrrl-
son County ut the Clicks Olicc OF our said
Court Mt rules to be held therein for said
Court, on the first Monday In August next,
30 answer bill in Chanccry exhibited
against her In our said Court by Joseph
NuHderncCk; Hnd have then there thlH Will
Witness, | wade CorrmNn, Clerk Of our
said Court, az the Courthouse OF the said
county, THIS nth dny OF July, 1910, and In
the 5ith year of the State
|, WADE COLEMAN, Clerk,
order of Publication.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules continued ind held In tho ofacO
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF IIhTri.
son County, IN Wednesday, the 9th day OF
July, 1916 the following order was cntored :
US. in CHANCERY,
Ada Ncnikcnt NRnderncck,
Object Of suit.
The object of this suit IN to obtain n
divorce from the bonds OF mntrlmony, here
tofore celebrated, and now existing between
tho plaintiff, Joseph NnndernCck, ana tho
defendant Ada Ncnikrnt NHndCrnOck.
Aud 1t appearing from mn ahldNvit Illeu
In said cnugc that Ada VCnlkont Wander
neck is nonresident OF this State, 1t IL
ordered that she do appear within one
month from the dntC Of tho FIRST publicH-
ton Of this order and do what Ia necessary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

PARKERSBURG: Railroads in
Wood county are assessed at 4,0lS,-
746 this year the state board of pub
lie works has just informed the
Wood county court. The Ohio River
division OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is valued at $2,456,432, the
Parkersburg branch at $l,9O6,0SS,
the Sixth street bridge at S62O,O0O
and the Little Kanawha railroad at
s86, 226.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

GRAFTON: After DR.. j, X. Suth-
erland, Of Rockland, ILL.,, complained
to the management Of the Central
hotel that his pockets had been
picked OF $40 In his room Of the no
tel, It was discovered that trained
monkey exhibited by patent medi-
cine vendor had climbed in window
and taken 1t. The roll was recover
ed.
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to protect her interest herein.
Given under my hand this tho 9th day Of
July, 1916
GUY II. BURNSlnN
Counsel for Plaintiff,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

KINGWOOD: John Dunno, a well
known farmer, fell from tall hay
NOW in a field on his farm near Al
bright and broke his neck, dying in
stantly. He was 40 years old and
leaves a family.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

MORGANTOWN: Resulting from
the recent drowning of Luther Ches-
ney and Miss Nora Bradley in the
river here, citizens are circulating Z
petition asking city authorities to
purchase a pulmotor. 1t is generally
believed that the lives Of those young
persons could have been saved had
there been a pulmotor in the city,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

There certain impressive bgn about the great North woods
appeals aurngy to the aboriginal spark WHICH
subdued in the breasto red-blooded mortal
this wonderland been brought more reasntay @
screen than has accomplished the five reel
photoplay entitled 1.-THE Strength Donald Mckenzie IN wnCR
refreshing admirably carried by Mr. Russell and his
isIy Miss ehaFss This qbsst 70 be released through tns
RktHs AHgasSf AZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

Among tho early season activities
Of Madison Corey and Joseph Ritter,
in addition 10 those already announo-
ed, is the production Of new Ameri-
can play by Harriet Ford and Harvey
O'Higgins, authors OF THE Argyle
Case" "Tho Dummy" "Polygamy"
and "Mr. Lazarus" Contracts call
Ing for the delivery Of the new play
before November frat wore entered
into between the authors and Messrs,
Corey and Ritter the last week, I'M
mediately following the success OF
the latest output of the former the
comedy Mr.. Lazarus" in which
Henry Dixie is now appearing in Chi
cago. The new play is intended for
the use OF prominent player with
whom Corey and Ritter are now in ne
gouation and is to be seen in New
York around the holidays.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

This Ia tho dramatic lull In tho year
and the motlon-picturo drama has
tho Held OF public entertainment
practically 10 Itself The managers
however, are busy with rohearsals
and plans for new productions for the
coming season, which opens in the
late GUNNER or carly fall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

ClarksburE Trust Company committee for
JOAN {. knight. lunAtlr, defeidnnt.
aud
Ercel May Knight. by Ada Il. knight, her
next friend, PlGinun.
VS.. IN CHANCEltN,
Clarkshurg Trust COMPANY, committee Tor
John G, knight lunN,o, defendant
The undersigned Special commissioners
pursuant TO an order entered IN the above
styled cause OH the Ilst day 90 March
1910, In the CircMy Court Of Harrison
County, West Virginia, VIII on
SATURDAY., AUGUST d 1915,
At two o'clocl, T. ~, ~ thc front door
OF tho Court House ~ Harrison County,
sell ut public out'E TO the highest I'D
der upou the terms hereinafter mHmed, the
following property to-wlt;
First The undivided one seventh inter
est IN coal in aud underlying IN acres Of
land situate on the waters Of brown Crook
Harrison County West Virginia and IT be
ing the same undivided Interest which
was Inherited 10y John c, Knight FROM
Valentine Knight his father aud tt be,
Ing the same property which was conveyed
to Valentine knight 10 shown IN the rec
ords OF the clerk Of the County Court
OF Harrison County, West virginia, IN Deed
Hook No. 49, page 20 Decd Book No ",
page lIS, and Deed pook No So page ~.
second Property ituato IN Union
Heights with two story building there
on facing on Park Avenue, and being
known as Lots. No no Ms shown ON plat
known us Union Heights subdivision No.
/ and II heiug the same property conveyed
TO John g. Knight aud OF record IN the
office Of the Clerk of tho County Court OF
Harrison County, West Virginia. In Deed
BOOK No H. nngO 100
Third Property situate tn lndnStrinl
Addition with building thereon, the FNid
lot facing Fowler avenue, and corner 10
Avenue. and hcIng known ns LOT No, ~
nu plat OF Fast Clarksburg and II being
tho snmc property conveyed to John G.
knight by deed being Of record In tho
office OF tho gcrL " tho County Court
" Harrison County West Virginia, In
Deed Book No, l5, page 81,
TERMS or ShJH
One third cash tn hand on day Of sale
and the residue h two equal payments,
with interest from date payable to tn" I'm
dcrsignrd Special Commissioners In SIX
aud twelve months from date with option
h0woyer to tho purchaser to pny all cash
or MS much over tho Onct third as pur-
chaser may elect.
W. FRANK STOUT,
II MERENDING
Special Commissioners,
| | wade Coirmun, Clerk " the Circuit
court Of Harrison County, West Virginia,
do hereby certify TINT bond with security
approved by ne as sufficient and In the
penalty provided 10y sad decree, has been
given uy said Special Commissioners.
l. WADE COLEMAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Harrison
County, West Virginia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

brook and Jean sothern are also seen
In the final episode of the serial dra-
ma, "The Mysteries of Myra."
Tomorrow and Wednesday, Frank
keenan, and Enid Marley will appear
IN Triangle play, THE Phantom
IN give acts, and Fatty Arbuckle will
be seen in a Keystone comedy, THE
Walters Ball." In two parts.
= THE House of Thousand Can
Dies" a Ave act Red Seal Selig V. L.
!! E. feature with Grace Darman,
Harry Mastayer and special COM
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

Ray Heating, Yank pitcher Is
soon to return to the brush. He was
recently left at home when the team
left for trip and he has never full
filed the promise of his early days.
This season he has been useless,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

Daniel Frohman is to produce an
outdoor spectacle called "The STAN
pepe," near New York for the bene-
1T of the actors fund for week in
August. A large number of cowboys
and cowglrls will participate in all
sorts of western frontier sports and
riding
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

ferlng, now being filmed under the
direction OF Thomas Ricketts, The
American Mutual fRvorlto Is CO.
starred with Al, Vosburgh,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

The Temple Players, headed by
Grace Huff and Carl Anthony, are
winning praise for their work IN no
chester, where they are having
summer season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

WHEELING So enthusiastic are
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
Infants
Department

4 Infants White Hand-embroidered Pill
low Cases, hsnd-scalloped edge; sI.oo each.
Were S2yoo.
Infants White Lawn Pillow Cases,
with hand-embpoidered eyelets and hem
stitched edge; SI.oo each. Were s2oo.
Infants White Lawn Pillow Cases
with pretty and-embroidered sprays and
wide ruffle with hemstitched edge; $50
each. Were Sz.so.
J Childrens Chambray Dresses, finished
with large pearl buttons, turnover collar
and cuffs and hemstitching; $3.50 each.
Were S2.so.
? Boys White Percale Russian Suits,
box plated side-button effect, with turn
over collar, belt and bloomer pants; $I.7S
each. Were S2z5.
Third hoor-F st
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SUedter
Department

Gold Silk Sweater, with We neck and
belted back; size 30; $1,000. Was SIS.7S.
Terra Gotta Silk Sweater made with
We neck and sash back; size So; $1,000. Was
SIS7S-
/ Alice Blue Silk Sweater made with
convertible collar and belted back; white
collar and cuffs; size 5S; $1,000 Was sIS75-
s Angora Wool Sweaters in black,
French blue and old rose, emerald green.
tan and white; We neck and pockets; sizes
"a, SO, 3s, and 30; $4-7s each. Were $500.
White Basket-weave Sweater with
convertible collar and pockets; size SO;
$500. Was SII.so.
l Emerald Green Knit Sweater with We
neck and belted back; size 3S; $3.es. Was
$500.
A small lot of Children's and Misses
Sweaters in oxford and white; sizes, 28, 81
and a; $I.es each. Were $3.50.
Third nooc-G ST.
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Friday Clearance of
Beautiful Velvet BAGS

Handsome bags in very distinctive shapes.
lovely for wear with the late winter COS
tumes-and very low priced.
Velvet Bag, with amber clasp. $1,000.
Was $500.
Velvet Bags, one black and two blue;
$500 each. Were SIz.oo
Brown Mocha Bag. trimmed with fur;
SI6.so. Was $4,000.
I Green Velvet Bag; $3.50. Was $4,000.
Black Velvet Bag, with amber frame
and bird on side; $3.50. Was $500.
Black Velvet Bag, with genuine tor
toise shell frame; $4,000. Was 5000.
I Black Velvet Bag, with top in cut steel
design; $3.50. Was S22.so
Black Velvet Bag, with design in cut
steel at top; $I6.so. Was s2Syoo.
White Velvet Bag, with sll-over design
of cut steel beads; $as.oo. Was $4,000
" Velvet Bags, one blue and one green;
$500 each. Were SI4-oo.
Main hoor-Eerenth St
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Corset Department

A small lot (about dozen pairs) Cor
sets OF various makes and styles-medium,
high and low busts, with medium and long
skirts. Sizes 22 to 80. soc pair. Were $too,
10 Ideal Athletic Waists with elastic lac
ing az the sides, sizes 10, 20, 22, IS, 26 and
~; soc pair. Were 81. 50.
Ferris Waists of batiste with walohn
ooning; sizes 10 and 20; $I.oo each. Were.
pairs Treco Corsets, Madame Irene
and Lily OF France makes; low busts and
We're $500.
Third hoor-rmth 4.
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Fur Department

All Furs are now reduced for clearance.
We quote a few of the prices. Handsome
new selections of the highest grade.
Caracul Coats, full models, $500 each.
Were 500.
3 Black Russian Pony Goats, sa5 to sss
each Were s29.5o to $40.
Natural White Fox Set, 10000. Was
sIIo.
Dyed Blue Fox Set, $500. Was
$500.
Pointed Fox Set. $500. Was s6soo.
Cross Fox Scsrfs, $500 and $3.50
each Were $40 and s4s.
Cross Fox Muffs, $3.50 and $1,000
each. Were $40 and s4s.
Taupe-dyed Lynx Scarf, sasoo. Was
$1,000.
Blue-dyed Lynx Muf, sssoo. Was
$3.50.
Beaver Muff, barrel shape, SsI7s. Was
$500.
l Beaver chin,chin, srI.ss. Was srs7s.
Third noor-G 81
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Mems Furnishings
Department

Men,s All-wool Lounging Robes, in
the smart Bslmacaan plaids, comfortable
and serviceable; small and large size; e7.5o
each. Were $1,000
Handsome Navy Blue Velvet House
Goats, silk lined and fastened with silk
frogs; sizes 40 and AZ; $1,000 each. Were
$500.
Mems Extra-hne Broadcloth House
Goats; navy blue with black spd white
check lining, size ~; maroon with striped
lining, size 40; trooo each. Were $3.50.
2 Pairs Mems Tan Leather Puttees suit
able for general outdoor wear or for chauf-
feurs and horseback riders; medium size,
Sa.oo pair. Were $3.50.
n Mems Fancy Colored Silk Four
in-hsnd Ties, good patterns and open-end
shape; sse each, for $I.oo. Were soc.
Asin focr-F St
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Mems Clothing Department

Oyercoats, plain black and lightweight,
with silk yoke and sleeve lining; 52-inch length.
and sizes 33, IS, SO and So; sl9.75 each.
We're $500.
Fine Covert Overcoats. spring weight and
dark gray color. with velvet collar; body fit
ting. silk yoke and sleeve lining; sizes SO and
AZ; $23.75 each. We're $500.
IS Heavyweight Overcoats> for dress and
business wear-Oxford grays. fancy grays
plain blues. browns and black; self, convertible
and velvet collars with button through or fly
Main hoor-Tenth 4.
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China Department

each. Were T5c.
l mi, y Richly Decorated Hsvnsnd chiu- T.s
sugar and Cream Set 5ec. Was si.iS.
Imported Decorated Syrup Pitchers. on
plate Soc each Were 800
Richly Decorated Tescups and s.ueers,
Soc each. Were 3l.aB.
s hst Pott.ry Fern Dishes, on PEDESTAL
Was Si5o. 'e0 Nu' set hieoes' 'se-
,I. 2 Hsndsome Gold and White cAips rl.t.,
Tor plate rail- Sc each Were slte.
l.pieee Pottery Smoking Sets -, each
Were sl.Oa
Imported Novelty Tobacco Jsrs 2se each.
Decorated Mayonnsis. Bowls, on plate.
complete with Iadls. sec each. were noe.
" ,soa AGjustsbls Brass SIN Smoking stand. siisht-
p dozen Individual Decorated Butter
Plates. Ise do.e.- Were 75c.
ana Gs.any RShIy so spsO.Es.sd =. LmOsss China sussr
II Richly Decorated Imported olfv.
Dishes. Iso each. weye soc.
ana PTa ssndsUms so9s E,spon CHIN. Hs,T ssosvsrs
Plates, zse esch Were fse
l Imported Decorated Tobacco Jar, zs
Imported Decorated Tobacco Jar, siisht-
ly imperfect Iec- Was soc.
e-piece Decorated Bureau Set sse. Wa
! Decorated French China Chocolate Pot
s1.oo. Was 32.2b.
Imported Decorated Plates for Mat.
rail, 4Sc each Were s1.Oo.
Handsome Decorated Bread and Butt.r
Plates, xsc each. Were 7Bc
Gold-decorated Nippon China Cracker
Jar, S3cs Was si.7S.
Imported China Covered Dish mat roid
handles -Sc. was sI.T5.
Imported Decorated Covered Dish, ss-.
Was s1-5o.
- Decorated Limoges China Frv,t Bowl.
sse. Was tioo
Richly Decorated Limoges chin. Comb
and Brush Trays. Tsc each Were s2.bo.
Handpsinted China Cake PIstss G<
each. Were y-5o.
French China Decorated Chop Pists.
uees Was s2.b0
i Plain White French China Cov~r~6
Sugar Bowl Soc wss si.fb.
2-piece Tea strsiners or hsndp~intso
Nippon china, sec eseA- Wore si.eo.
II Impostsa Decorated Footed comport.
!. Imported 12-inoh Meat Plstters. sss sseA.
Were sf.76.
Decorated Lnoues China Covered
Dishes. mat sold handles, s1.es each. Were
II s..in-s.ae Limoges chin. Celery Tray.
oold-decorssed French Chin. Celery
rrays sos essA. Were si.so.
vffA As~-o q
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21

fronts There are Chesterfield, loose and body
fitting models. Sizes So, 80. 40 and AZ; $237S
each. Were $1,000 and $500.
Suits Fine Cashmere materials, in bright
novelty overplaids; desirable model with patch
pockets. silk sleeve lining and English-cut trou-
sers; sizes 36 and 50; Sl97s each. Were
$1,000 and $500,
l8 Mems and Young Mems Suits. in neat
fancy patterns of grays. browns. and blue
colors; sizes "a. 36. 81 and 10; STATS each.
We're $500, $1,000 and $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
Friday Special in
Women's Skirts at
81. rs

About 20 skirts of serses. whipcords and
broadeloths in brown. green, blue and black
eolors-new and attactiye styles in several
distinctive effects. and worth much more
than the low price at which we. offer them;
Is to 26-ineh waist measure. Special price.
$4.75 each.
And the following:
3 Blue and Green Plaid Skirts, plain
tailored and fasten in front; IS and 28-inch
waist measurements; Ar7S each. Were $Io.
Plain Tailored Corduroy Skirts, navy
blue, Copenhagen and black, fasten in front
with large pearl buttonsi ~ to 30 waist
measurements; &s-ss each. Were $s.7s.
Plain Gored Black Serge Skirt Ssss.
Was $5.7s-
Oxford Gray Checked Skirt, plain
gored with scslloped bottom; $s.os. Was
$500. ..-..
-
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Coat Department

Black and White Plaid Wool Plush
Coat, with chin chin collar and belt.
trimmed with black velvet; size SO; $I67s-
Was $4,000.
Black Persians Coat with fur collar
and belt, lined in messaline; size 40; $Is.7S-
Was $2s.oo.
Navy Blue Corduroy Coat with fur
collar and belt, lined in messaline; size ss;
$500. Was SzS.oo.
Navy Blue Cloth Coat with black vel
vet collar and belt and finished with but
tons; size A.; $Io. Was SI8.7s.
Third soor-G st.
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Travelling Goods
Department

-, 3s-inch Steamer Trunks, ss.es each.
Were 1906.
"a zsjneh Dress Trunks, ssss each
Were $3.50.
a4-inch Hat Trunk, SIS. Was sIo.
! z4-inch Sole Leather Suit Case. sIS,s.
Was $4,000.
z4-inch Suit Case with toilet articles.
$1,000. Was $1,000.
I7-ineh Black Seal Bag, $3.50. Was
Fourth hoor-TeutA o.
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Basket Department

.l.so. lot Fancy Serving Tr''a > s.<> were
Clothes Baskets, &c esrh- wer. tee
Fancy Scrap Baskets. &c Were Eoc.
Sc. Wss $500.
25c. N
Fancy Scrap Basket, see- Wa Tse
efHnoy work Baskets sse ese&. Were sec
i Nursery Chair. 7sc- Was sLaE
Fancy Covered Work Bxskess x.~ ..~s
Were sl.oo.
rfA 6oor-F
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Friday Clearance of
Linoleu71s &Mattinqs

Linoleums in short lengths of from 2
to square yards-good patterns.
sI.so quality InIaid LinoIeum, 75c yard.
sI.3s quality Inlaid Linoleum, JOG yard.
sI.oo quality Inlaid .Linoleum, soc yard.
6oc quality Printed Linoleum, 3oe yard.
Mating in pieces of to IS yards in
length; 3oe, 35c, and fac qualities, Ise yard.
Fifth hOOr-F 81
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Picture Department

aox2o-ineh Colored Prints, Nearing
Home" and "An Old Mill" in 4-ineh dull
gold frames. $500 each Were $Io.
2I4xz8-inch Colored Prints, ~The CoIos-
scum" and the pied Piper" in deep dull
gold frames, $500 each. Were $500.
Ioxeo-ineh Colored Print, Penelope
Boothby," in rich dull gold frame with bow
knot top; $500. Was $500.
Fourth soor-F st.
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Umbrella Department

II Women's z6-inch Black Silk Umbrei-
las with sterling silver trimmed handles of
carved or mission wood; $a.ss each. Were
$500.
9 Mems Black Silk Umbrellas with
natural and mission wood handles, sterling
silver trimmed; $a4s each. Were $500.
Main foos-G street. snsssnes.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
Muslin Underwear
Department

10 Women's Nainsook Gowns, low neck
and short sleeve style, trimmed with good
lace or embroidery, beading and ribbon;
6se each. Were SI.oo.
IS Women's Cambria Gowns, high neck
and long sleeves with yoke of embroidery
and tucks, CSC each. Were SI.oo.
az Nainsook and Cambria Corset Covers,
trimmed with narrow embroidery edge,
beading and ribbon; ssc each. Were soc
8 Crepe de Chine and Messaline Silk
Princess Slips, beautifully lace trimmed,
sa.so each. Were $500 and $3.50.
s Very Sheer Nainsook Envelope Com
binations, trimmed with fine Valenciennes
lace and beading, SI.so each. Were $3.50.
S pairs Sanitary Net Drawers with
bloomer legs, lace trimmed, ase pair. Were
$I.oo.
10 pairs Nainsook Drawers with en-
broidery ruffles or with flat trimming of
embroidery insertion and lace; soc pair.
Were SI.oo.
Third soor-FN.
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House Furnishing
Department

=, I lot Folding Lunch Boxes 10. esek.Sw.re
lot Carpet Clean. Icc psekase- ww Use
II White Enameled shoe Polishing BOZ
sf.ee Was 1900.
white Ensneied Bathroom scale Ishcr-
worm. sIe.eo. Was sIf.ss
1 Bath Spray. sI-se Was sseo
- Mahogany Frame Serving Tray ~<
Was si.09.
OIL Polishing Mops, see esek- Were q IS
Oil Polishing Mops. zsc ee-A- Were fse
Floor Polishing Mop sI-ss. wss sfso
l Dustle<s Floor Mop. See. Was 7Ec
500. "h''s Enameisd Water Pan Tic ~as
Corn Peppers, Iec Zach Were Sc
corper-bottom Wash Boiler S.sa. was
q white Ensmeled Pitchers, .s ss-A-
Were TBc
Aluminium Saucepan xse. We. see
Brown Fiber Pail Iec. Was xee
ltIfo-inch Pastry Board. sar. wss 1oo
1sx2t-inch Pastry Board. zee. Wa. soc
Step Ladder Chair. s1yss wss-sia
rfA nor-F
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
Boys Department t

"a Boys Knickerbocker Suits, in sizes ?, 8,
9, 10, II, II, IS, I6 and II. There are browns,
grays, tans and blue mixtures, and some have
two pairs of trousers.
$3.2s each. Were $500 and $500.
Boys Overcoats in 9, II, IA, Is and 10
year sizes. Also Juvenile Boys Overcoats,
in sizes ;, 4, S, and 8. Very desirable fab
rics and patterns made in this years models
$2.ss each. We're $500.
7 dozen Boys Blouses, attached and sep
arate collars; very fine fabrics and handsome
patterns; the colors are fast; regular sI,oo
quality.
Special price, sse each.
A small lot of Junior Boys Sailor and
Russian Suits, in sizes 3, 4 S, 6, ? and 8;
splendid qualities.
$3.9S each. Were $500 and $3.50.
A small lot of Hats for small boys. sizes
to years, soc each. Were up to $2.oo.
Third soor-Eeventh It.
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Friday Clearance of
Tapestry Band and
Rope Portieres

We offer for immediate clearance lot
of Tapestry Band and Rope Portieres which
we have decided to close out. They are of
silk or mercerized tapestry bands with rope
festoon drapey.
with two-toned green silk bands
. with two-toned rose and tan silk bands.
A-2S each. Were $3.50.
with two-toned red mercerized bands.
with two-toned green mercerfzed bands.
S37o each. Were $3.50
with two-toned red mercerized bands
with two-toned green mercertzed bands.
S15e each. Were $500
two-toned Blue Plain Rope Portieres
G200 each. Were $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
Wonaen's s Dress Dept.

Dresses, in silk and velvet combinaton-nayy
blue and black; sizes &C. 38 and 40; $1ooo each
Were $500 to $2soo.
Black Wool Poplin Dresses, sizes s6 and az;
$1,000 each. Were $4,000
Velvet and Charmeuse Dresses, navy blue and
wistaria; sizes 36 to 3S; $1,000 each. Were $1,000
A small lot of Messaline Silk Slips sizes s6 and
20; soiled; 9i.so each Were $500
Than Aour-G q
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
Friday Specials in
Wonen's S Con,bi-
nation Suits

30 dozen Women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle-
thread Combination Suits. low neck and
sleeveless style with lseetrimmed umbrella
drawers; good style and quality; particular
y well fitting.
Special price, soc each.
Usually . third more.
And the following: --rE
IS Women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle-thread
Vests, low neck and no sleeves, size S; Ise
each Were asc.
II Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck and no sleeves, with hand-erochet-
ed fronts, size 9; sse each. Were CSC.
"a pairs Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Drawers, tight knee or lace trimmed; size
6; SIZE pair. Were soc.
Main kopr-G st.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-21

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The Washington herald., 1916-01-21
CoIorsd Curtains at Reduced Prices.

pairs Mulberry Tone Sheer Sunfsst Cur
tains, for door and window. $500 psir. Were
$3.50.
pairs Blue sunfast Curtains. $3.50 pair.
Were $500.
pairs Light Blue French Madras Cur
tains, with border. S7-so pair. Were sl2.50.
pairs Light Rose French Madras Cur
tains, with border $50 pair. Were s12.5o.
pairs Dark Red French Madras Curtains,
with border, &7S9 pair. Were $iiso
Also l7e remnants and snort lengths of
cretonnes curtain nets, scrims and various
upholstery and drapery materials, offered at
Y to VI less than former prices.
Fourth hoor-G IT.