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The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Passports
Issued
by P-B to All Winter-weight
Suits and Overcoats

TWICE a year we issue
passports-wc reduce
Il prices at the end Of
each season, and you men
pay less for high quality
Suits and Overcoats.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

SubstitutiOns-Wight for Smith. Williamson for
Horseback. Goals from cOurt-Peck ts). Smith,
Chsmberl1in, Wheichell. Miller 90, Gilmartin ~.
Ireo tOsses unads-smith a. Miller C2D, ROrschach.
Rsferpe-Mr. Hughes Time Of periods-o minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

substitutiou-COmpany F. Arnold for PsrIette
Goals from hoor-DeTlin o.. Gilmore CD, McClay
%, Cole a.. Berlin C9, Epley. Goals from foul
DeThn C0. Refeee-wiIliams. Umpre-Crossaithe.
Time Of halves-l5 and 70 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

sIS P-B Suits and
Overcoats Reduced
IO.-........-.-... 10
SIS P-B Suits and
Overcoats Reduced
lO.....s.......-- 10
Sac P-B Suits and
Overcoats Reduced
tO...--....-..--.- 10
s2S P-B Suits and
Overcoats Reduced
10
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

THESE clesrsnees have
held the confidence of
men for a quarter of
a century and deserve your
patronage.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

Not- IseIpde,
every Winter wsfrtf
suit and OycrconI No
formal Nyenr, Full Dress,
TuIedos, Etc.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

$50 P-B Suits and
Overcosts Reduced
" .sssssrs 70
SsS P-B Suits and
Overcosts Reduced
lO-..........--... 10
$50 P-B Suits and
Overcosts Reduced
to
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
= supease n vas.s

= supeese it wag.s
0oxutoA Suminated . little. broke
inlo his Offensive laugh. and checked
It Instantly Of his own accord. This
u really interesting he cfoaked.
~You get to London-at what time
was itf'
"Nominally three-twenty-fvs: but
the train ran thirteen minutes late."
said Hilton Toye.
"And you're ON the river by whAt
timer" Scruton asked Cazalet.
T-walked over Hungerford bridge.
took the first train to Surbiton. got .
boat there, and Just dropped down With
the stream. don't suppose the whole
thing took me very much more than
an hour" 49,
Aren't you forgetting somethingr"
said Toye. s r st.
"Yes, L was. 1t was I who te!s-
phoned to the house and found that
Craven was out motoring: so there
was no hurry. a.5sl--.......
yet you weren't going to see Henry
Craven?" murmured Toye.
Cazalet did not answer. His last
words had come In characteristic
burst; now he had his mouth shut
tight, and his eyes were fast to Scru-
ton. He might have been in the wit
ness-box already, q doomed wretch
cynically supposed to be giving evil
dence on his own behalf, but actually
only barring his neck by inches to the
rope, under the joint persuasion Of
iud1o and counsel Rut ho had one
friend by him still, one who had
edged a little nearer in the pause.
But you did see the man you went
to see?" said Scruton.
Cazalet paused. 81 don't know.
Eventually somebody brushed past me
in the dark. l did think then-but I
can't swear to him even now!"
Tell us about It."
do you mean that, Scruton? Do
you insist on hearing all that hap
pened.? I'm not asking Toye; he can
do as he likes. But you. Scruton-
you've been through lot, you know
you ought to have stopped in bed-do
you really want this on top of all?"
go ahead, said Scruton. I'll have
a drink en4you've done; somebody
give me a cigarette meanwhile"
Cazalet supplied the cigarette.
struck a match. and held 1t with un-
faltering hand. The two mems. eyes
met strangely across the flame.
"I'll tell you all exactly what hap
lipened; you can believe me or not as
you like. You won't forget that
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
Poor sps1 1uiatIsas...

In theory It u good 10 90 about shed.
ding; spnshinBs Ahd making two smiiet
grow where pns groa grew before.
but in practice the pursuit. Is some
times unplaasantly painful. q Should
yot;.at the: dinner table in the board,
ipx house .which:yo tnfest. humorous
" reuxest;th waitress to fetch yeu, .
few. capsqlss in which to take yodt'
butter. o. Inform the iandlady that shs
;dosss. Al redtty keep her boarders
longer fanaady, other reduced: gentls-
womani II sth1t., part Of: town bot In
stead keeps them 80 much thinner
thxirthey look longer. you 'may win. .
fet pais Nrnales from your fellow
guests; nat the: mistress iof the msn.
siou Ssli soai tou ewo .doi!ars smore
per: :MsxE l6rs:yauf witi-Kansas citJ
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22

knew every inch of the ground-ex-
cept one altered bit that explained
ITSELF" Cazalet turned to Blanche
with significant look. but she only
drew an inch nearer still. well, It
was in the little creek, where the boat
house is, that waited for my man.
He never came-by the river. heard
the motor, but 1t wasn't Henry Cra-
ven that wanted to see. but the man
who was. coming to see him. Even
tualiy thought I must have made .
mistake, or he might have changed
his mind and come by road. The
dressing gong had gone: at least I
supposed 1t was that by the time. 1t
was almost. quite dark, and / landed
and went up. the path past the back
premises to the front of the house. So
far I hadn't seen soul. or been seen
by one, evidently; but the French win.
dows were open in what used to be
my fathers library. the room was
all lit up, and just as l got there a
man ran out into the flood OF light
and-1-.,y fFz. 4 ( -. - sf'$
4 thought y9u said he brushed by
you in: the aarR1s interrupted, Toys III
2 81 was;in the dark: 80 was he In an
other second; and no power on earth
would. fHduce me to swear to. hims DO
you want to hear tfiesrest. Scrpton. or,
are you: another unbeliexer2 ss<
;.Iswahf ! to- hear every word more
than evert, ..t; n .!:.:.l,
(rO. BE ;cCNrINtiED.J
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
INTERESTING FACTS

! The extension Of branch OF the 81
terian railway for. 500 miles has
opened one of the worlds greatest.
coal fields. s.ss.-~ss. ss ssi-..-. SIS. -.
The government Of South Africa has
erected q large sugar mill to. encour-
age the cultivation Of cane In Zulu-
land.
, A portable but powerful hydraulic
press has been invented for bending
large pipes to any desired curve with
out injury.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
Ask Rebate on Freight Charges.

ese> ssSs~sS ~
The American Smelling & Refining
Company has filed with State Public
Utilities Commission y complaints
aimed at three sraileoadss asking q. re-
bate Of sl2.56s on freight charges paid.
on coal from the northern Coal fields.
Similar complaints were filed in the
District Court covering the same
casess $500 "a
Gamble, ns6ps Second Regiment I
The first steps toward the reorgan$
-ixation- Of thesC ColoraAo National Guard
and the'consolidation of the First and
Second cofufaao Regiments -were
takef, when Adjdtans General Gamble
accepted the resfknation of all staff
and field officGfa st tha second in
fantry and issnsd An order calling for
tho dissolution .ct the Second infant
try, its headsiuaftur1. 8iaad staff and
,and. This action r. the result Of 4
request made by Gen. Gamble several
weeks ago for the resisnation of an
guard officers. = = = ef->-'-s
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
Prison Population Decreasing.

Colorado's prison population is de-
creasing. Since the first of last Jan.
uary the number of persons convicted
of felonies and sent to the state peni-
tentiary at Canon City and the re-
formatories has dropped S3 1-3 per
cent. II the present rate Of decrease
is maintained, state officials declare
that within another year Colorado will
have the smallest prison population OF
any state in the Union, regardless OF
population with . PAROLES cand dis
charges, the prison population in
Canon City at the end of May had de-
creased NEARLY 20 pei. cent or a total.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
Useful Fad.

= Useful Fad.
"You frequently read Of people writ
ing their names on eggs"
"Well4" : - +
II wish my friends would use 'em
as visiting cards. louisville Courier
Journal. 81. -, y, &, -, 10,
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
Did His Best.

Z She (during the spat)-You should
have married some stupid. credulous
giH. Sis ~
He-Well, my dear. I did the best I
could.-Boston Evening TRANSCRIPT.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
::..Sl6s,,;tS g.: Costly.

WifSM 0k, Tom. I. dreamed :; last
night that you bought me beautiful
automobile. ..
Hub-Good heavens! You'll ruin
me- With your e1travaEant dreams.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
CHAPTER XIV

The Person Unknown.
The intruder was = shaggy elderly
nan, Of 80 cadaverous an aspect that
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
f:-'--s
CONSTRUCTION, cuftailed. by Wire Cost.

construetiens cuFtailsd. BY Wire Cost.
The recent .afsanea Of 45 per cent
in bids for furnishing wire to the
forest service, together with the in
creased cost of other equipment, may
lead, it is said. to the material cur.
tailment of the program for telephone
line construction on the national for.
ests this summer. approximately q:
900 miles of new lines were planned
for the coming season.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-22
STATECAPITOL
NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
UTILITIES TAXES UP $s,e17,sse.

UTILITIES TAXES UP $9,61I,39o.
Order Of State Commission Boosts
Several Corporations.
Denver.-The railroads express conn
panies. private car lines, telephone
and telegraph companies. and the To-
cal public utility corporations Of Colo
RADIO will pay into the state treasury
next year taxes on an increased val
uation OF $9,617.396 over last year. &C
cording to the order of the state tax
commission. In addition to this vast
increase in valuation the commission
recommended to the assessors Of the
state that the property Of the various
sugar factories be assessed at q val
uation $S,71S,15S over last years
figures The total increase recon-
mended is $1S,335,554. E
The railroads and utilities of the
state are assessed at $25S. $780, 430.
Last year the figure was $24S, .0S4.
The 1915 valuation on the sugar fac.
tories was $S,SO3,S2O while the state
commission recommends this be made
$17,521,97s this year. This last is for
factory site. buildings and machinery
only.
In addition the state board asks the
assessors to raise the valuation of the
E. l. Du Pont De Nemours Powder
Company from $8S9,17O to $3.50, $40.
and the valuation placed on the plant
OF the Portland Cement Company in
Fremont county from $612,560 to ST.
;9O6, ,73e.
Some of the larger railroads are
raised in this years valuation and
others are decreased. The Santa Fe
has been raised from $19,4s8,650 to
$19.512,55O. The Burlington has been
reduced from $19, 9,366.340 to 1881 ,09O.
The Rock Island has slight reduction;
the Colorado & Southern has small
increase; the Rio 4Grande is increased
about 100000; while the Union Pa
cific has slight increase. The total
Increased valuation placed on the rail-
road properties is under $5OO.O0o.
Over 100000 valuation is added to
the Telephone Company valuations.
The public utilities will pay on nearly
$S,OOO,OOO more than in the previous
years valuation.
The Mountain. States Telephone G
Telegraph Company valuation is In
creased more than $2.0O0,000. The
Tramway increase ordered also totals
about $2,OOO,O00. OF the express COM
panies, the valuation on Wells-Fargo
company holdings is increased from
$205, $50 in 1915 to $781, 100.
The tax commission will receive
protests on the assessed valuations
until August %. Hearings will then
be held and the final figures sub
mitted to the treasurers of the differ
Ont counties on the first of October.
Telephone Profits Over Half Million.
Roderick Reid. general auditor for
the Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Company, testifying before
the State Public Utilities Commisson,
stated that the yearly net profit OF
the properties in Colorado ranged
from $1,250,0001 to $1.500,O0O during
the last four years. The profits from
the Denver exchange have been from
$50O.O00 to $750,000 throughout the
four years, while but few exchanges
through the state failed to show
yearly profit The total operating rev.
enues for 1914 were given as $3,262,
9S5.37. the operating expense as $2,
074 ,440.5S.
The evening world., 1916-04-21
NEW "MIDNIGHT REVUE"
AN ELABORATE SHOW
THAT WILL PLEASE ALL.

The new Midnight Revue" which
opened at L. o'clock last night at Cas-
tles-in-the Air, atop the Forty fourth
Street Theatre, il one of the most
elaborate shows OF its kind New York
has ever known. II lasts two hours
and there is variety enough in 1t to
please the most exacting. The mu-
seal numbers are catchy, the girls
are pretty and well gowned and the
dancing and ice-skatins interesting.
Several OF tho ten features OF the
programme are good enough to head
any vaudeville bill.
Tempest and Sunshine sang several
songs in an attractive manner and
were very popular with the audience.
These little girls were last seen to-
gether in New York in stop, Look,
Listen!" A new dancing team.
O'Brien and Iarriz, did particularly
well. They gave n unique version OF
the o-called Apache dance.
Philip Nernon's Fashion Show
and the ice skating OF Gladys Lamb,
Norval Baptie and Bobby Mclean
added much TO the general at
tractivcness OF the now show. Harry
Carroll has written the music and
Ballard Mcdonald the lyrics for the
Midnight Revue" and they have
done well. It's two hours OF pleasing
entertainment.
The evening world., 1916-04-21

peasants Of Spain. France, and North.
ern Africa have used this fluid to euro
skin diseases both of man and OF sheep
horses and other domestic animals
In more recent times this fluid was
given the name of Oil of Cade and the
Medical Profession throughout the
world employed it In treating eczema
and many other skin troubles It
possesses remarkable healing. soothing
and curative properties when applied
to the skin. and seems to have been
intended by Nature for this particular
purpose. Oil of Cade, combined with
other beneficial drugs Is used In
making Cadum Ointment. the new
skin remedy. It stops itching as soon
as applied and begins the healing
process Immediately. Probably the
brownish fluid from this remarkable
tree Is the very thing your skin re.
quires to be made smooth and we'll
II you have pimples, eczema or skin
irritations of any kind. get q Csc. box
Of Cadum Ointment today from your
druggist. or send Tor free sample to
tha Omega Chemical Co. New York
The evening world., 1916-04-21
CORSETS
Redfern "Seconds" Of Sc. 90 Values

Redfern "Soconds" Of $500 Valuss -
Batiste and light weight coutil Q Qs
low bust-sizes 10 to 30. 80. S'~e
Front IRcing COrscts plain
materials and high mstro
broCndCs medium and low busS
llnos-yarloty of hip lcngths-
some have elastic Inserts
200. 300. 600
The Newest In spring Corscts
rich novelty hrocad"s IN various
w,nycA In white or flesh. also
staple. Indispensable coutil-
various. most approved bust lines
--iapcrlng and straight waists
now medium and longer hips.
with and without webbing
inserts-variety of trimming
800. 500. 600. 800.
1000. 1900
The evening world., 1916-04-21

scientists
Call Junipe-
rus Oxyced.
rus. From
the heart.
wood of this
tree Is distil.
led . brown.
ish liquid
having . dis.
tinct odor
come " h at
resembli ling
tar. . F o E
hundreds of
wears tn o
The evening world., 1916-04-21
SILK DRESSES
! 9.ss

Nv 10 ~ Yrs. ..'.''......I
Chiffon taffetas--new blue. navy.
rose and old rose. also smart plsids
that are regularly sii.?s.. Dainty
models. including plain, tunio and
kilt skirts--coatocs and natural
waist blouses. with crushed or
rolled glrdles--one smart model
shows yinked edge ruching now 81
stylish and worry. worry effective.
The evening world., 1916-04-21
FURS

New Styles for Now and Summer
Practical. Yet Attractive
All Sensibly Priced.
"Icciand Fox" scnrfs-whito ana
blue Th!bet fur--full animal style,
showing head. tail and paws.
Reg. s5,0s. .D5 Reg. ssOs. .O.OS
Foa scarfs--whlte aud red
smart style. ....,......''''' ''Io.OO
New Conceits. including pelerinss.
stolks, collarcttca, scarfs-near
seal. white coney, molesk,n. hudson
aoai, ermlno. white. blue and red
fox. sos to 1900
The evening world., 1916-04-21
A REMARKABLE TREE
The Fluid Distilled From lt
Heals and Soothes the Skin

Along the shores Of the Mediter.
ranean Sea, on stony hillsides and In
waste places. grows a small. common
prickly cedar tree (see picture) that
The evening world., 1916-04-21
HOSIERY

FolioTno Special Prteex--
Fur~ siiks-.Biack. white. coiors y
double heel. toe. solo and top
-. included are many shades to
match shoes-value 9S cts.,., an
'ure Siiks-blsck. white and shoe
hhades-lislo sole. heel, toe
and top; fine values. mn
Mems siik Pist~d--Lisie toe. hirh.
Hpii"ed elk hecl--black and
coiorS-reg. ~ ct. quality. ..... .2i
""'s and Girls Lightweight Idsis--
IN black. tan. whitc-heayy-
weight cotton In black only
IpubIn heel and toe-seconds Of
70 ct. quality. "a
The evening world., 1916-04-21
Three Exceptional Values in
MISSES and JUNIORS SILK SUITS
24.98. ..31.98, ,37.98

Variety models for misses ID to IL with especially for
small women Copies Of foreign models included taieS and silk
Straight line flare modified boun pepm and other models exquisite
The evening world., 1916-04-21
LEATHER GOODS DEPT.

You may like some of these
for Easter gifts:-
Envelope liaRs-Black min
morocco--also pearl grained
feathers In colors and black
silt. gunmctal or silver finish
fraines--double flap. with inside
ehansc compartment-back strap
hahdies-moiro Innings. .A0
Mi~ses' snd ChiIdrcn's Bsss-Fins
Tor Faster gifts--morocco and
SAchotto loathers-red. green,
brown. blue and putty-silk
hnod-purse and mirror. 40
sh'rrcd SIN Bsgs-Black or blue.
win fancy gray Innings
champagne, self-lined-ribbon
draw-strings-drop mirror and
pu'"o On 'halh' '''.. .00
Nickel Thcrmos bottles
P'"' ''No '........... 30
Finer Thermos Hotties to. 90
The evening world., 1916-04-21
SPRING COATS

10 ~ yrs ...''..'..'....)
Serges. coverts. worsteds and novelty
diagonal fabric-reliabls navy, smart
checks, covert tan and other colors--
variety--all from noted designers.
The evening world., 1916-04-21

Other SIN Biouscs-cr"po de-
chimes, tuiIutaS. peau de- solo ana
Jap silks some with unique
ColOrcd h"mEtitchcd design and
cluster tucks-- others with
embroidery or tuCks and hom-
stitching or Nonlso lace trimmed
"A few all luCo models. ls..,...s Ids
Wolfe Biouscs-whito or COlprCd.
and stripes In black or coIors ON
white grounds tailored cross
bars embroidered and tucked
styles som" white ones with
colorad folds forming vostco
effect othors laCo adorned .... 90
why do we tell about tho I 80 values
IA every Bluus" announcement?
noCauIc, well. look at the new crepe
do chimes and other silks, not to
mention vuil"s. CT'pos. and bntistcs.
white, Colored. or combinations
which W. orfor NJ thi. specialized
price.
The evening world., 1916-04-21


our Second Floor tables and shelves col
Black Net DiOusos--exQuis,to black
lace drapod over white or black
chiffon-somo With prcttlcst
whito lac0 vostees and gold lace
run bOdico--Othors combined with
black chiffon la novel pointed
design double standing collars
of chiffon and lace, o,,.........., 4. .DS
white siik BIousss--f finest materials.
including radium ana Druadeloth
silks. and heavy urepo do chimes
exceptional tailOred styles with
large box plaits and large posrl
buttons adjoining front. and pleatod
collars and cuffs.-crepe dc chimes,
hoinatitched. and combined with
IAdIum silk--others Embroidered.
with Ncnise lace ana hcinstitchinS-
ono more than novel with laco
trimmed Nestee effects ovcrlappsd
by embroidered tucks. and lace
inserted IN back TO suggest
YOKE .....''.'. '.''...'. '...''... q .OS
The evening world., 1916-04-21


measure. ............ .6.OS To .VS
worsteds and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
colors suitable for stout boys; also
navy serges--variety OF Norfolk and
single breast sack models.
Great stocks Of Wash Suits
for Little Boys
~ to 10 40 TO 3.OS
Boys' SPRING Coats
Az to 8 years. .OS
Double breast. helted back models
others box plated with yokes--.solf or
velvet coliars-plein or cuff sleeves--
black and whito checks, tan or brown
plaids, navy sorSe and ooverts.
Little Boys' Suits
Norfolk and MILDLY styles--navy.
brown. green and navy ssrgcs. black
md white checks. also gray and
brown pIaids and fancies In Spring
worst eds. .Eton and sailor collars
silk tics.
The evening world., 1916-04-21
Easter Styles In
GIRLS CLOTHES

Great, new assortments that will
meet your most exacting demand
every style will appeal to your little
daughter, because "it 10 30 pretty
The evening world., 1916-04-21
Three Easter Specials in Boys Suits
Reg. s7ss Reg. tp.ps Reg. sll9s
Values but Values $500 Values
$50 $50 1000

These Prices for Saturday OnyMajoy have Extra Trousers
bu ad "r,nw 81" 40 mo-, sacro
fully Nned-fsulle%a finishing
The evening world., 1916-04-21
MORNING SPECIALS Saturday, Until p. M
Telephon
Sl4.sS Misses 4 Junior, Suit,
0.s5

Corduroys In fashionable cOlors
aud white. also check wors.eds--
smart models -- new skirts 49,
sizes II to ls.
MISSES DEPT. T.-sECoSD FLOOR.
The evening world., 1916-04-21
c. H e "A II IN CO
SATURDA Y--THE DAY BEFORE EASTER!
Day in Which o Fill Your Style
bless Stocks Of lsandBo Neduls
Correct Style Accessories in Full Assortments


" YOU haven't the Easter gloves
there IL still time TO sec,,re any styla
you desire from our big assortmsnt,,
woME>'s WHITE GLOVES.
~""c Md Gloves clasp.
Finer. including wnshsni. white
Nid Gloves pearl and putty
'h'H' '................... Al
Wonen's s-Ruttop Length t:Ieves
~"''o mousuu"tslre, e,,s,,.......l.A0
washable sIip-on Gioves-seIf-
strapped wrist-plain stitched
nhckH fashionable pearl and
IVORY tones. ......,....r R0
Fine Washable white Kid Gloves
neat b'atA -. white stitching. .O0
Ioas white Gloves buttop
length soft and piiabic-wide
cut arms pearl buttons2 2 .0o
White siih Gloves clasp
''H' "'""'h' '''''''..... 30 to l.2S
Long white sim Gloves.
ocst inhk'S-i6 button length. .D8
Finer 20 aud 80
MISSES WHITE GLOVES.
s-'Iasp white Md Gloves. ...,. .Oa
Long white SiIk Gloves
l2-button length. I'D ana Tx
white Doettc Gloves. .kO
white thamoisette and
his'" Gloves -s-clasp. ........ I'D
The evening world., 1916-04-21
1898 Young Mems SUITS

Two and three button sack styles
--cheyiots. worsteds. Cassimere5,
new checks. plaids and fancles--
to 81 chest.
YOUNG MEMS DEPr.--THIRD FLOOR.
The evening world., 1916-04-21
DAINTY UNDERCARMENT.

of Glove Silk and Fine Cotton
for Women Of Taste
Glove silk Ncsts-pink or white
tailored tops--reinrOrcod under
arm ,'''''''.''''' '''''''' ''''' 10
Vests with embroidered fronts
tailored crochet tops pink or
~hlts ...,'''.'''''' ''''.''-' I IDS
Fine Cu'fuu tnion suiis-low neck
-lcrNcl'-s hand crochet Jokes
lace trimmed drawers. ....... 40
Glove SILK Union Suits
pink or WuIt' 'rDCNSi tops
SIX TOP tniOn Suits-rlnk or white
French nd-hemstitchrd
Isle CTs-"reinfurced .,,,,- 10
The evening world., 1916-04-21
Irresistible Values in Sprinstims
JEWELRY

Pretty for Cifts - Specially Priced.
Pendant. With Chnins-solid gold
Jowcllcd with sapphir.s,
am, thy7tS or cme raids combined
with pearls. ,,........S Special -0a
Chnt~i.ine wstrhcs-solldg gold
substantial weight--polished cases
for monugrams--worth SGgs 40
Pearl N~ckiRres--flne filled beads
wire strung gold plated-sterlinI
silver clasps that are prettily
Jcwcllcd IN various designs
worth 81 ................... 40
The evening world., 1916-04-21
WHITE DRESSES

WHITE DRESSES lAaa
to IL yrs. s...............
Sheer lawn. organdie aud net--new
Summor-like models that viii be
lovely for confirmation. commun on
and every other special occasion
demanding choice dress
variety--beautifully trimmed with
laces and embroidery--soft white.
prettily draped ribbon saHhes.
Othor White Dresses. 1. .OS to II. .OS
The evening world., 1916-04-21
NEW BLOUSES

More blouse what few Of them
Of
blouse well seeking
The evening world., 1916-04-21

aerges In navy and soldier blue
also worsteda In checks and plaids
excellent assurtment--silk poplin
and button tr INNINGS,
The evening world., 1916-04-21

'iorI sian. Denote Morni"s specials
Look for the Clocks! LOoL Tor the Clocks!
The evening world., 1916-04-21

to II yrs.--variety of new
Spring Norfolk models - smart
checks. plaids. mixtures and nov
eltles--wool crashes, homespunh
cheviots and cass'meres-mAjor jor-
ity with extra trousers
BoYs' CLOTHING-THIRD MOOR.
The evening world., 1916-04-21
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
IN STERLING SILVER

Candies sticks-,'olun!8 design
large hast. good height
value SI5u. ......,....... los
Finer tandicstirks to lO.oS pair,
The evening world., 1916-04-21

thiIdrcn's tups--Nariuus shapes
dosirabl" slEts-Eilt lined
value sS.9S.............. .. 40