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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Maj. Hodgson's Battalion Is
I Straining Every Effort to
Be in Condition.
MACHINE GUN COMPANY
l.. MAY TAKE TRAIN ALSO
Every Man Will Have New Uni
form, New Shoes and New Equip
ment, Except Rifles.

More District troops will leave Camp
Ordway, Fort Myer. Va, Monday after
noon. Capt. Horace P. Hobbs, L. S. mus
tering officer, said this afternoon that he
was making every effort to get the LIST
Battalion. commanded by Maj. Joseph F.
lHodgson, and of which Lieut.. c. Earl
sEmithson is adjutant, ready to go. He has
reported to the Department of the East
that he will have these troops ready by
nNonday.
When every detail is completed he will
report to Governors Island that these
troops are ready. Monday morning will
be used by the troops in loading their
wagon train equipment and tentage
aboard the trains. Owing to the neces-
sity of loading this equipment they will
not go Monday morning.
WIlh the LIST Battalion will go the Ma
chine Gun Company, commanded BY capt
EarnShaw, and about forty recruits and
casuals from the list Separate Battalion
The 1st Separate men, who are colored
troops, will be sent from Bisbee to Naco,
where the list Separate has been assigned
the duty of guarding the pumping station
there.
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None sent c. o. D. or on ap.
prevail; no local mail or
phone orders
New Styles in
Wirthmor Waists
On Sale Tomorrow.
The four new styles have
just arrived, and they will
be shown for the first
time tomorrow.
time tomorrow.

The one big feature of the
Wirthmor Waists at the special
price of S1.00 is that the styles
are new-four new styles are re-
ceived each week; created and
made Immediately preceding their
shipment to us. They are much
more desirable in style than or
binary waists obtainable at this
price, and the value reaches the
highest level obtainable. When
you want dainty. inexpensive
waist, buy the Wirthmor and you
will get the utmost in value. style
and newness.
G5-Entire front daintily embroid-
cred and collar to match hem
stitching joins the sleeves and
turn-back cuffs and front fold
back tucked. The material is
sheer yoi1e.
GA youthful model with pretty
ruffiing on front and cuffs. and
trimmed with embroidery: deep
hemstitched fiat collar; the ma
terial is organdie.
G7-Fine Shadow-striped White Or
candle Waists, in plain and
simple model: collar of plain
organdie hemstitched to pro-
duce double-collar effect.
G8-Sheer Cotton Wolfe Waists. with
wide plated rever; both the
material and the style of this
waist is decidedly out of the
ordinary at the price.
$1.OO Each.
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Senator Swanson Asserts u.
S. Must Not Rate Lower
Than Second Place.
IS NEEDED TO DEFEND
IMMENSE COAST LINE
Contends UNFOLDING of Monroe Doc
trine and Protection of Panama
Canal Depends on Fleet.

The need of great navy to maintain
the position of the United States as a
world power and to safeguard it's COM
merce and foreign policies was empha-
sized by Senator Swanson of Virginia in
the opening speech in the Senate today
on the navy appropriation bill. Senator
Swanson insisted that the navy of the
United States must be at least second
greatest in the world. AS ranking men,
Der of the committee on naval affairs
after Senator Tillman. the chairman, SEN
ator Swanson will have charge of the
navy bill on the floor of the Senate.
In a brief address to the Senate, Chair
man Tillman urged that the bill be con-
sidered and passed with as great speed as
possible.
Said Senator Swanson in part:
THE best defense we can have for our
immense lines of coast is a navy. 1t is
impossible to build forts and Notifications
that can give adequate protection to our
great stretches of coast.
The necessity for an adequate navy
for US is greater today than ever be-
fore in our history. The time has
passed in the history of the world
when any nation can successfully lead
an isolated life,
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said he had never married, but when
Col Knoll asked the young woman she
smilingly admitted that she had buried
Ave husbands.
The license clerk was astonished.
and, fearing he had not heard Alright.
repeated the query AS to former mar
riages to the woman. She assured him
that he heard Alright the first time.
Col Knoll says he is sure that the
records of his office will not show a
similar case where woman so young
had applied for her sixth license and
especially where death and not the di-
vorce courts had interviewed in each
instance.
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Friday Special in
Corsets at $1.5O Pair.

w. & L. Special Corsets of pink
or white batiste, in medium and
low bust models, with long
skirts; drawstring and three sets
of carriers: sizes 10 to 70.
Special price, Sl.5O pair.
And the following:
sets. with elastic at top and lower front Sec
ton; low bust and few bones sizes 81, 90, %,
~ and d; So. 90 pair. Were $500
pairs American Lady Corsets of couti very
well boned for the full figure. with elastic at
the hip: sizes % and 26; S1.50 pair. Were $50.
pairs American Lady Corsets of coutil or
batiste. medium bnst and long hip: sizes 20.
81. 90 and %; S1.O0 pair. Were $500.
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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Friday Clearance of
Women's Dresses.

Striped Taffeta S i | k
Dresses, in black and white
and black and blue eolorings
very smart models, made with
the full overskirt effect and
Georgette crepe sleeves and
white Georgette crepe vest.
Sizes 10 to AZ.
$16.95 each-were $500.
A miscellaneous lot of Silk
Dresses-Plain taffeta, soft
silks and Georgette crepe,
made over silk; in gray,
brown, tan, rose, green, black
and navy. Sizes SO to A.
$16.95 each-were $500.
Third floor G street
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. Chdrens Checked Bingham Dresses. turn
over collar and cuffs. featherstitched and in-
ished with buttons: plain chambray hloomers.
81 .95 each Were $500.
. Chldrens Pink Linen Dresses. Russian
style with plated skirt; lawn gumpe finished
with hemstitched rufile: 50 o. each. Were S3.15.
l Children's Blue Hemp Hat mushroom style
trimmed with velvet ribbon and cherries: Sa.25.
Was $3.50.
L Chldrens Blue Hemp Hat. turn-up style.
trimmed with pink ribbon and blue velvet rib
bon to match: Sis. Was $3.50.
Third floor, street.
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WILL DENoUNCE sHIRKERs.
Mr.. Hurlbert to Expose Employers
Failing to Pay GuardSmeu.

A complaint that q number of New
York National Guardsmen are not re-
ceiving the salaries from their employ
ers which were promised them when
they were mustered into the federal
service has been received by Repre-
sentative Murray Hurlbert of New York
city.
Mr.. Hurlbert has written to the en-
ployers in question and has received. so
Tar, only one reply. This was from q
large express company. which says II
intends - pay to the guardsmen's famt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of
Women's Fine White Pumps
SITS the Pair.
Former prices, $500 to $500.

The most fashionable footwear Of
the summer season-white buckskin,
white kidskin and white canvas in
buckle, strap, tongue and plain pump
styles; one, two and three pairs of
each design; few pairs are trim
med in black As these Pumps have
been in great demand this season,
we would advise that those desir-
ing them respond early Friday morn
ing.
White Buckskin Pumps.
Sizes E, 81 and 7AA; 5, 6 and IA
~, 5, 81 and 6B; ~, 3, 5. 81, 6,
6H and &c; 3H, ~, 5, So and
CD
White Kidskin Pumps.
Sizes 6AA; 4, 81 and GA; 41zB a
and I'd.
White Canvas Pumps.
5, 51l and 6AA; ~, 5, 5H and GA;
~ and 61aB; 3, 81, a and SC; 3,
AZ. OK and I'd.
Clearance price, SITS pair.
Third floor Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of Mems
Bathing Suits, Beach Robes
and Neckwear.

An Important Economy Lay IN the NIenS store
Several desirable and lines OF Mems Seasonabe
Summer Apparel acquired and will be sale tomorrow
Most of this fine apparel exclusive with
and of thus restricted you are
afforded some insight into the character of this
Prices low. .,,.,
MEMS TWO-PIECE BATHING SUITS.
sleeveless navy
usually sells Soou
SOS EACH
ot2 colors, silk trimming
sleeveless; they the usual $500 suits
Special price, $3.50 EACH
Bathing heather and navy oue
the usual $3.50 quality.
$500 each. -.
SIZES REPRESENTED IN THE THREE LOTS
MEMS SUMMER BEACH ROBES, PULLMAN ROBES,
LOUNGING ROBES AND BATH ROBES
$3.50 quality.
Special price,
Lot Robes the $3.50 $O
Robes.
Robes 5000 $3.50
qualities
Special S46S each.
Lot Silk Robes usually $500
$3.50
Lot usually $500
Special price, 5000
MEMS SUMMER NECkWEAR.
Silk Hand Ties;
been selling SOC.
price, each for S1.oo
Wash TesManhattan CLOTH
lneso of quality
Special price, for $780,
Lot
the regular $1O0 quality
Ma street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of
Palm Beach and
Leather Oxfords.
SITS Pair.
Were $500 and $500.
Were $500 and $500.

A good assortment of sizes and
splendid values.
Palm Beach Oxfords, leather piped
tip, and vamp stay; sizes 7. 8 and ga
6, 81 and OBJ; 51z, E and 61zC.
Tan Russia Calfskin English Ok
fords, with cloth tops; sizes TX and
l0A; 6H and 8B; E and &C.
Gun Metal English Oxfords, cloth
top; sizes 7, ~, 8 and 10A; and
6HB.
Tan Rubber-soled Russia Calfskin
Oxfords; sizes "a; 6, 615. I, ", 8, 81
and 9B; 81, 6 and &c; 6 and Cd.
Gun Metal Calfskin Oxfords. rub
Der soled; sizes OK. 7, TX, 8 and
8HB; 6H and TIC; 6H and I'D.
Reduced to Sz.75 pair from 81 and S.
Main floor Tenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of
Valenciennes Laces.

Another lot of the Round-mesh
Valenciennes Laces has just been
received and will be on sale to-
morrow. There is a splendid as
sortment of patterns of our own
selection. including matched
edges and Insertions and also odd
patterns. This is about the larg-
est and most complete assert
ment we have offered this season
widths from Il to ~ inches.
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China Department.

14piece Limoges China Chocolate Set neat
pattern; S2.95 Was $500.
/ French China Sugar and Cream Set border
pattern: 95c. Was S2.25.
l Imported 12-inch Meat Platter incrusted
gold decoration: $1.95. Was $500.
1 Imported Decorated China Cracker Jar 75c
Was S1.25.
Imported Decorated Pitcher ami Brs;n. y 50.
Was So. so.
81. Was $500. $1,000. - -
Fifth hoor, G street.
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Rug Department.

A small lot of High grade Fiber Rugs. woven
designs, in tan, blue and green, in the following
sizes:
10 30x60 inches 75c each-were s1.25.
u 3x6 feet, 81 90 each-were S1.50.
6x9 feet. s.. 95 eacii-were 81. 90
9x12 feet, S4.95 each-were $50.
9x12 feet. 1896 each-were $1,000.
Deltox' Grass Rugs, reduced follows:
Il 30x60 inches, 75c each-were S1.15.
Il 27x54 inches. Csc each-were s1.00.
20 3x6 feet, 95c each-were S1.50.
Fifth floor. street.
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Sweater Department.

Two-toned Fiber silk Sweater, belted back
and We neck; $3.50. Was $1,000.
1 Cherry Colored fiber-silk Sweater high
waist line and neck: $3.50. Was $1,000.
/ Lavender Shetland Wool Sweater, belted
back: s.. 90. Was 5000.
Children's Wool Sweaters in sizes % to 81
various colors, with belted back and neck:
S1.95 each. Were 1896, $3.50 and $3.95 each
Third noor, G street.
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Waist DEPARTMENT.

A small lot of Lingerie Blouses, with
long or short sleeves.
S1.5O each-were $3.50.
All-white Lingerie Blouses or white
with colored trimmings.
S1.95 and sos each.
Were $295 and $685..
Colored Striped and Marquisette
Blouses, with long sleeves and fiat COL
lars.
CSC each-were S1.OO.
Waists of crepe de chine. Georgette
crepe and taffeta silk. several styles.
1895 each-were $5.75.
A small lot of Crepe de Chine. Taft
feta. Chiffon and Pussy Willow Silk
Blouses, long sleeves and high or low
collars.
S2.95 each-were S3.95.
few Black and White Striped Silk
Blouses, long sleeves and convertible
collars.
.95 each-were $295.
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apartments Monday. was buried in the
Hebrew cemetery in Richmond. Va,
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wallerstein
/, was a native of Germany. but had lived
in this country for many years and IN
She is survived by two sons, Byron and
Gustavus, both of this city. and q
daughter. Mrs. MyeS Frank Of Rich
mond,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Russians Capture Mamakhatun,

PETRoGRAD. July IL. VIA London,
July 13.-Russian troops have captured
the town Of Mamakhatun. fifty miles
west Of Erzerum on the Tuzlu river. BY
assault, says an official statement given
out by the war Office tonight Tho re-
treating Turks set fire to tho town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Umbrella and Parasol Dept.

Colored Silk Parasols in light blue. Ameri-
can beauty and red.[ finished with ebonine han
dies: 95c each We're $500.
IL Colorcd Silk Pnrasols in navy blue, green,
American beauty and purple; S1.95 each. Were
So. 90.
Il Women's 25-inch Black Silk Umbrellas.
with silver trimmed apd carved wood handles:
81 95 each, Were So 90.
Main floor, G street entrance.
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MRS. CORA E. BOYER
WEEDS FOR SIXTH TIME
Smilingly Admits Having Buried
Five Husbands-First Instance
Recorded at Local Office.

Mrs. Cora E. Boyer. thirty-three years
old, ventured today for her sixth voyage
on the sea of matrimony. She accom-
panied her new husband, Walter
Barnes. twenty-nine years old. to the
city hall, when he secured the license
from Col. William A. Knoll. Mr.. Barnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Commerce at Mercy of Others.

The unjust restrictions that Great
Britain has imposed upon our COM
merce during the progress of this war
further emphasizes to US the necessity
of having a navy large enough to de-
mand and enforce our rights. In mod
ern commerce. with it's varied trade
complexities, the nation that is help
less upon the seas is the prey of all
marauders and has it's future destiny
directed by others.
foreign trade and reviving our home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of
Women's Skirts at $1.OO

These are especially good-ft-
ting skirts and the value is one
that we cannot emphasize too
strongly, both as regards quality
of material and making and the
desirability of. styles.
Gabardine, Pique and Rep
Plain Tailored White Skirts.
Regular sizes, Is to 30; extra
sizes, 81 to SO waist measure.
$1.OO each.
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mand that this nation should have a
greatness. it must come through her
navy-its power, its triumph and its
great navy properly to perform its re-
sponsible duties and successfully to
achieve its great work. I rejoice at
this nations proud and glorious past,
but I rejoice still more at the cloudless
future which beckons us on to still
greater greatness and richer and
deeper glory. With strong arms and
brave hearts let us fearlessly face our
great and responsible future"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of
Misses Suits at $1,000.

Suits of black and white checks.
Suits of navy blue serge.
Suits of novelty mixtures.
Sizes Ia and 10 years.
$1,000 each-were $18.75 and SIS.
Our entire remaining stock of
Misses Suits greatly reduced in
price.
Third floor G street
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Bows Department.

II Boys Cool Cloth Suits. with two pairs OF
knickerbockers: tan and gray colors: sizes to
II years. l suit each size; 1896 each. Were
$500.
~ Gray Linen Crash Norfolk Suits very cool
and serviceable; sizes to II years; $2.95 each.
Were SO 95 and $3.50.
16 Boys Sport Blouses. sizes to Is years;
35c each Were SOC.
- pairs Wash Pants, slightly soiled: sizes
3, 4. 3 and 8 years; 25c pair. Were soc and 75c.
10 Boys Twopiece Rathing Suits sizes to
IA years: CSC each. Were Soc.
Third floor, Eleventh street
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Public Buildings Bill Ready.

An omnibus public buildings bill, ag-
gregating approximately s32.o00.0oo,
was practically completed at session
of the House public buildings commit
tee early today. subject to final action
late this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Basket Department.

1 splint Market Basket 15c. Was 35c.
/ Straw Satchel, 50c. Was s5c
/ Willow Clothes Hamper. s1.75. Was s. co.
1 Palm Knife Basket 35c. Was Csc.
/ Auto Lunch Basket. $3.50. Was $3.50
/ Fancy Scrap Basket. 35c. Was $1e0.
1 lot Wicker-frame Trays, 15c each. Were
Il 90.
j straw Suit Case $1.oo. Was $500.
Fifth door, 3 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Men All Have New Outfits.

The members of the ist Battalion. Sd
Infantry, now are fully QUILTED. even to
the new infantry packs, which sit on the
back like an Indian papoose. Some paper
work remains to be done. but by Monday
this will be completed, SO that all OF
Monday morning may be devoted to
breaking camp.
Otflcers and men of the LIST Battalion
are very enthusiastic over the pros
poets OF an early departure from thls
camp, ana working nard on the not
drill field at Fort Myer in order to
perfect themselves for the ooraer serF-
ice The intense heat OF today is serV-
ing in a way to get them used to the
heat of the border country where they
will perhaps remain Tor sefefaI
months.
Every man will have a new uniform.
new shoes and every bit OF new equip
ment except rifles and such otner
equipment, all of which is in servicea-
BILE condition. They will board the
trains with plenty of rations to pro-
tect them against any train delays.
and will not have to depend to any
extent upon charity, as was the case
with troops from other states whose
food supply ran short after they mad
been but a few hours out.
Battery Examinations Completed.
The knowledge that the Sd Infantry
=. is going to move has stimulated in
terest in the two batteries of field ar
tiIlery and the .roop of cavalry. These
men want to be close behind the in
fantry All of them lost a number Of
men on physical examination. The
examinations for the two batteries was
completed yesterday. and that of the
cavalry will be completed today
OfflceTS.
using every means to recruit the COM
mands SO that Capt Hobbs can report
them to the Eastern Department as
ready
With the prospect that all of the
troops from the District of Column bia
now in camp will soon be on their way
to the border. talk is being revived as
to what is to be done with Camp Ord
way. The permanent construction Of
the mess halls and the laying of very
large water main, both at great ex-
pense, probably indicates that this will
be used as a training camp for other
/ troops. Officers and non-commissioned
! officers from the infantry probably will
be left behind to train recruits who
come in after the other organizations
leave.
Corps were mustered in for camp adj
ministration only. and this, too, leads to
the belief that this will be designated
as permanent training camp, although
officers now here declare they have no
Information as to what is to be done
when the District troops leave.
The War Departments order direct
ing the mastering Of three officers for
each regiment and one for each sepa-
rate battalion to act as United States
recruiting officers was received by Maj.
Harry Coope, adjutant general, today.
1t is now under consideration, and Mai
Coope said that he had not yet deter
mined who would be selected to act for
St.$n in hi t.
view of the fact that the order says
that active officers of the guard must
be assigned to this duty. some Of the
officers of the Sd Infantry probably will
be left behind.
Vaccinations for smallpox were con-
TS1nued today.
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lies the difference between their en-
ployes' pay and the army pay.
Representative Hurlbert says II he
finds that any of the companies COM
planned of made the statement they
would pay salaries and have failed to
do SO, he will denounce them on the
floor Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

LENGTHS FROM IL TO 5 YARDS, AMI
MANY DIFFERENT COLORS AND
PATTERNS.
25c English Crepe, Zoe yard.
15c 32-inch Bingham. 121ac yard.
15c Irish Linette, 12sc yard.
CSC Poplins, 15c yard.
25c 40-inch English Crepe. 15c yard
o5c 3s-inch Printed voiles, 15c yard
soc Novelty Voiles 35c yard.
Csc Silk and Cotton Crepe. soc yard.
5sc Plain Voiles, Ace yard
SOC Striped Sport Cloth, 35c yard.
Second floor, G street.
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GUARD AND U. S. ARMY
- OFFICERS GIVE DANCE
HundredsC oup1esFrom Washington
AAttend. Function at Fort Myer
- vAdminisradon Building.

More rhan-ahurdred couples attend
I'd the military,dance last night in the
administration building at the post at
Fort Myer. Thedance was given joint
~ by the ofncerSof the-organized mill
aa of the District.of Columbia and the
bDficers oofhe2dsCavalry stationed at
Bort MyeE
, The big dance~hall was beautifully
decorated with the flags and colors of
jkhe organizations represented. and the
txuidon flags OF the cavalry. field artil-
dery. theStars andStripes and the bri-
lgade flag OF the National Guard of the
District of Columbia In one end OF the
hall was an electric sign with I'd. c."
and under it the crossed sabers. the in
sigma Of the cavalry.
80 dance started at O'Clock and
J: until midnight Music was fur
~ J 49, the Sd Infantry Band.
r Cen Harvey, commanding Camp
o. and his stan were present, as
aiso WIS Maj. Fenton. commanding the
post Fort Myer. Of1cers from every
br.'rs of the service in this vicinity
attended. Refreshments were served
az the punch was dispensed from q
N ,nster seashel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
A Clearance Sale of
Mems Summer Suits,
STATS Each-Were Up to $25.OO.

becomes
styles reduced to
particle of difference the aesi"os
stock AS eonss
OF 90 Suits mems and young men
ooes ana
The of of given herewith; ,
light gays-oh
' spun, and worsted materials,
0uantiv... 10 SIS is is IS
Pnch-back Norfolk fancy Materials =.
........... 32 "a IS 36 50 e
Oman l ID
and Flannel SUITS -, a., =.
IS SO 81 50 ~ ~
Su.nttv / 2 Sill lis 1-S1 lis -
Norfolk Suits
.sizes.......... 80 81 SO
STATS each-were up to $500.
MOTEL" long; IS" means stout
lain H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13

TUG each. were JOG.
his IS the most pop,llar-size
screen and one that fits the aver
age window. Best black Japan
ned steel frame. easily adjusted
and does not stick or bind. Fri
day only, 4oc each. :
And the following
3 Screen Doors. complete with fxtures;- slight
ly damaged.
Zoe each-were 81. 81.
81 - each--wcre s. %
76 remnants and short lengths of rre.onn-s
Curtain Nets and other materials: - to L less
than former prices.
Fourth floor, G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Special in
Women's Gowns and
Chemises, SOC.

Dainty Pink Batiste Gowns and
Chemises; the gowns made in XII
mono style and trimmed with
Valenciennes lace. beading and
ribbon, and the Chemises very
simply trimmed with lace edge,
beading and ribbon. s~--,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Special price, Soc each.
And the following

And the following:
Cambria Petticoats. tucked lawn hounce.
finished with embroidery: CSC each. Were 81 90.
10 Combinati ton Suits of fine nainsook. beau
tifuily lace trimmed; 81 90 each. Were So %.
IL Nainsook Corset Covers. prettily trimmed
with good laces. beading and ribbon; S1.00
each Were 1.5O
Third floor street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Burial of Mrs. Wallerstein.

Mrs. Frederick wallerstein. widow
of Henry wal1erstein. who died at
her home in the Falkstone Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-13
Friday Sale of
MetaI-Frame Window
Screens,
40c each. Were 55c.

80 inches high, extending to 81
inches