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Evening star., 1916-06-15
Boys Department.

A small lot of Boys Medium
weight Suits, each with two pairs
of knickerbockers; light, medium
and dark patterns of gray and tan
woo1ens; sizes to 18 years.
S5.75 each. Were S77s and $S75.
s White Duck Norfolk Suits.
slightly soiled: sizes l3. IA, Is and
II. $l.o5 each. Were $3.50
A small lot of Boys Wash Suits, in
a good assortment of desirable col
ors; sizes 21z to years. Specially
priced at CSC each.
A lot of Boys Two-piece Cotton
Bathing Suits, blue and red and blue
and white colors: sizes to 10years.
3Sc each. Were Soc.
A small lot of Boys Straw Hats,
sizes 3 to 10 years. 75c each. Were
$l50.
II Wash Sailor Tams; battleship
bands; colors tan, gray, brown and
blue; sizes to 8 years. SOC each.
Were Sl.00.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Housefurnishing Dept.

1 Mattress for infants sleeping basket, sloo.
Was $3.50.
Infants Folding Bath Tub. $500. Was
S375
1 White Enameled Medicine Cabinet. 81. 10.
Was $500.
8 Aluminium Saucepans. 3Jc each. Were .lc.
l lot of Good Scrubbing Brushes, &c Zach.
We're Toe.
Papier Mache Pals, 15c EACH Were Soc
Papier Maclie Serving Tray. 75c. Was 81 20.
lot of Folding Garment Hangers. 1oc each.
Were 20c.
Vacuum and Carpet Sweeper combined 500.
Was $3.50.
Alcohol Stove. zoe. Was 75c
boxes Fancy Shelf Paper. 25c each. We're
s1.O0
Folding Wheel Tray. $500. Was $1,000.
l White Enameled Bath Tub Seat. 81 90.
Was $500. l at $1.25. Was $2.25.
Double-burner Gas Oven, 81 %. Was 81. .0u
l Nickel-frame Casserole, s1.0o. Was s..oo
lot Good Silver Polish. 15c can. Was alc.
lot of Kitchen Knives. special price. &c
each.
1 lot of Furniture Polish. l0c can. Was &c.
Large Galvanized Wash Tubs. S1.00 each.
Were SIZE
Medium Galvanized Wash Tub. Tsc.
Was S5c.
Fifth floor. street.
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Waist Department.

SIS BIouses of Crepe de Chine. Gccrg-
ette Crepe. Lace aud Chiffon a II
Georgette Crepe and Tafeta silk cor
bined: a wide variety of styles ief
from our own excellent selections. ga
one of which displays the latest
feature.
s2s5 each--werc $500 and s5.15.
. Black and White striped fhiL3a
Blouses. long sleeve and fat collars
s5.75 each--weTe sf.So.
Is Striped Messaiine. crepe de Chine
and chiffon Houses. long Sleeves and
fiat collars.
sie5 each-were SO 81 and S5.15.
| Navy Blue chiffon Blouse made
over silver lace. long sleeves and 1T
collar: slightly soiled. s5.0o-was S12."o.
I. Willie the Wisr six Houses. flesh color,
long sleeves and convertible collars. tomhin,d
with faille six; s3a3 each. Were S3.on. slight
y socd,
4 lot of Cation vuilr Rlots.s lace ard tucked
styles: also Plain and Striped in blue and green;
So % each. Were 3.95 and SJ0n.
~ Cotton foilr Houses. long and siirrt
sleeves: 81 80 each. We're So.95.
Cotton Wolfe Islou>es. daintily emhroidcir Il.
three quarter sleeves and fat cellar; sl.3o c.i.
Were $50.
few Striped Dimiiy and Marquss5ts
Blouscs. Sc each. We're sl.Oa.
Third floor q street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Crucial Hour in History.

Leaders of these two factions-fac
tions powerless entities-hoped to
join hands. however strained and how
ever divided. on irreconcilable prin-
ciples, for the insdious purpose of
overthrowing third entity which for
the past four years has stood united in
one for all and all for one: equal
rights and special privileges to none:
whose chief tenet of faith is that
America is American and Americans
are America.
This is a crucial hour in the history
of the world. 1t is an hour when every
man should take stock of himself and his
principles. This is an hour when every
one should see whether in his inner con-
sciousness he squares with the ideals of
1916 and the later periods of dramatic
episode when this country resolutely
maintained peace with honor.
The democratic party in the face of
scandalous and vicious attacks has main
tanned this great American ideal While
for peace, it has steadily and surely
worked for sound and powerful prepared
ness. 1t has maintained a solemn, calm
dignity in the face of circumstances which
might have drawn it into the vortex of
world destruction. Though vilified by
self-seekers il has maintained friendly re-
lations throughout the world it has been
true to the spirit of America. it has been
true to the great principles of Washing
ton. jefferson, Madison and Jackson; it
has allowed no selfish interest to blind
it to the fundamentals of its faith and
the country has found that its confidence
has been well bestowed.
The democratic party has proven it.
self party of principles. a party of con-
structive ability. a party of performance
1t has proven that ideals can be realized
United. We stand for America
Ladies and gentlemen of this great
convention the elephant is dead, the moose
is dead. Long live the American eagle"
Evening star., 1916-06-15
HUGHES IN CONFERENCE.
Receives Prominent Business Men
and Politicians in New York.

NEW YORK. June 15.-Charles
Evans Hughes continued his confer
ences here today with republican party
leaders and to receive business men
and politicians prominent in this city
and other parts of the country.
He said when he met newspaper men
that he had no definite program for the
day, and indicated that plans for the
campaign were as yet in indefinite
shape They are waiting on the meet
ing Of the subcommittee of the ma
tional committee with the presidential
candidate next Monday.
1t was said at Mr.. Hughes headquar-
ters today that the nominee would in
all likelihood make a campaign tour of
the country, but that this matter was
also undecided. Headquarters are to
be opened eventually in Chicago. 1t
was learned. to handle the campaign in
the west.
George r. Sheldon, treasurer of the
old national committee, was one of
Mr.. Hughes callers today. William
Potter OF Philadelphia, who seconded
the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt
1T Chicago. also was a visitor.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
ATTACK DECEDENT'S DEEDS.
Executors of Mary A. Atkins Seek
to Have instruments Declared Void.

Clarence F. Donohoe and Miiburn j.
Donohoe. executive and trustees under
the will of Mary A. Atkins. through
their attorney. George c. Gertman. to-
day fled suit in the Supreme Court of
the District. of Columbia to have de-
clared void three deeds made by the
deceased in her lifetime to David b. At
kins, Marion c. Atkins and the Oblate
Sisters of Providence for valuable prop
erty in the District of Columbia. 1t is
sverred in the bill that Mary a. Atkins
made the three deeds at the same time
she made her will and deposited them
for safekeeping. but that said deeds
were never delivered and never passed
out of her control. she exercising eN-
elusive possession over the real estate
involved until her death and that the
said deeds are void for want of de-
livery in her lifetime. The real estate
involved is premises SIS. S1I and Sl9 L
street southeast
BY her will~the same was devised TO
the plaintiffs as executors and trustees
to sell and divide the proceeds
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Friday-Another Lot Of
Women's Summer
White Skirts
On Sale at $1.OO.

There is no doubt in the minds OF
the many women who have bought
!. st that they are the very best val
us They ,es' are er" made Of cotton pique,
gabardine. rep and linen in white
and also black-and-white striped
lincne sport skirts that are so mucn
in demand.
Several good models. including two
sneeial models expressly made for
stout women. and much better fitting
than the average skirts. Sizes Is to
3o inch waists in the lot.
Special price. $l.0O each.
Also the following:
NAVY Riu< and Black Serge Skirts. piped
with white serge; plain xored style, with belt;
"a OK each Were 1913
R,ue and BLACK Plaid skirt, plain with side
pockets and wide kirdle: $s.75. Was $12;Ia.
Green vtIour Skirts, yoke eject finished
with seif-covered buttons; 1913 each. Were
Ss.15.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Mems Clothing Department.

= Black and White and Tan Ilomr>lar quits.
, shot with Spots II i'lIrpic aud grcrr; = IN Il
coats and skeleton vests: hi-h-,la>- eat M h;s
Of dcsrah. strl,. sni tcrinl: siz" ~, sl'-Is
each. Were $500.
Yony Mem ou..-bution ENGLISH IL
Suits. in hle and gra, StrrHd laticrn>; nsN
lined crcsctn: pn..keis: cuh slcr,r>. Notch nj
peak lnpels. sizos -. 81 and s.: sl1..a 'Tra.
Were S,5.@.
> Mems and Young Mems Suits. rirc.t;l on
models. ia brown and light rrrrs sn1 iii"
striped and rlaid patterns. y and y INT;
! sizes Sc. 81 and IS: SI1. ~ each. Mere So m
Yonnc Mems Norfolk Suits. gray with n
stripe and checks: sizes 81 and II; SID
each. Wore S,o.po and S.5.W.
Pairs Plain I,lur Scr:" Trousers. VIII Va" le
with cuff bottoms: sizes ~. 30, II and 81:
sorted inseams: s5.93 pair.
Main floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Suit Department.

/ Handsome suit of Black Tsneta SIX and
French navy serge; copy Of 4 Bernard model
I,mono sleeves Of silk; skirt trimmed with
nolnted panels to match coat; size 3s; $500
Was $51 80.
serse. with white hairline check: the coat H.
semi .ftted fare model. beautifully finished with
b,ue arrovheads and blue tahtta cuffs and col
iar. the skirt IL full paneled plated model on
woke: size "a; $500 Was $500.
/ Navy Blue and White Checked Suit. straight
a. re styIe coat, trimmed with pipin9s and but
tons Of white serge; full gored skirt. each gore
being trimmed with white; size SO; $ls.7S. Wa
$3.50.
Checked Serge and black tafeta silk: the coat
is semi -hfted fare model: collar. deep GUNS
and wide belt Of black and white checks; skirt
has deep yoke Of black tafeta to match coat;
size 3s: S1s.75. Was $3.50.
Third door. street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
June Special Sale of
Women's Muslin Underwear
At the Special Price, SOC Garment

that repeated after and with eaeh
currene to meet greater success Such the Fecoo
OF Annual June Sale OF Muslin Underwear at ,oo 49,
These undermusns come from the makers who supply us
regularly with the garments these events hey are made IN s
the well hne1y beached d
thoroughly dependable The workmanship above criticism ano
garment will render the kind OF service ha
is beyond fault
There is generous supply of these but
somen disposed quickly advise YOU to re-
spond early in the morning possible.
NishtD Dree OF bat white low
others are low NehaPed
Combn
shortsk made OF
oratetr rmmin of o
Enveop o
with good dlaces; and whi
Cambrc tticoats witt panel
botto
ami wi
insert edge
beauifu pa
of main
circular Wi deer rum
broider run o
vlenciennes embod
ruff
Corset in OF many
aces and embro ding and ribbo
Every Garment Is Marked at the Special Price Of SOC Each
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Friday Sale of
Valenciennes Laces.

We have just made another
important purchase of Round
Mesh Valenciennes Laces. which
are so much used for summer
underwear: the widths range
from a to 21l inches, some are
matched designs, and there are
manv distinctive patterns. This
special purchase enables us to
offer them at the
Special price, 6Oc dozen yards.
Main floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
China Department.

Decorated Limoges China Mayonnaise Dish.
on plate. 15c. Was $1.J0.
I Imported Decorated China Sugar and Cream
Set 75c. Was S1.50
1 Handsomely Decorated Inerusted Gold China
Plate, s1.25. Was $3.50.
l Richly Decorated Celery Tray. s1.0O. Was
SEQ.
Decorated Imported China Cracker Jar,
$40 Was So
Imported Decorated Condensed Milk Jar on
plate. SOC. Was S1.25.
Fifth floor. q street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Friday Clearance in
Misses and Girls
Department.


Misses Smart New Spring Suits
in checks and plain colors OF tan.
brown. green and black and white;
sizes IA, l6 and Is years.
Sl6.9S each.
Were $500 to $3.50.
A small assortment of Taffeta
Dresses in rose, blue and green;
sizes 10 and 18.
$1z.95 each.
Were $1975 to $500.
Small assortment of Gingham,
Chambray and White Shocked
Dresses broken range of mate
rails, colors and models, all of which
have been selected from stock; sizes
E to IA. FL
Special price, sl.oo each.
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
VERDICT AGAINST RAILROADS.
Court Refuses to Reopen Two Cent
Rate Cases.

The Supreme Court has denied
the attempt of Missouri railroads TO
retry the question of confiscatio in
the Missouri two-cent passenger rate
law in the suit before the court Of the
state of Missouri to recover from the
railroads sl.400 as excess fare paid by
state oficials to the roads during the
litigation several years ago over the
validity of the rate law
The railroads entered as one of their
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Corset Department.

pairs Nlorita Corsets, coutil. nonea WI. WIN
waohn. medium high, bust and very long sk oo
n,irs Paramr and Ivy Corsets, coutll iow
in bmst and long hip; sizes 10. 20 and -
so on pair Were $500.
S-;Vo ia.i "a. rrcco Corsets very low in bust and
few bones sizes 20 and 90 $500 pair were
So 90. go. ,.;, nit, .,.st;cs
"a. medum bust and skirt: sizes %, "A,
% Fl and 80: 800 pair. Were 500.
Third floor Eleventh street
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Upholstery Department.

Very Fine Imported Hand-woven Mani,a
Twinc Hammecks. natural color; exceptionally
strong and eNQuisitely made: suitable for nns
counsry - e1ty homes
at $7.O0--was xlu.OO.
at SiO.00--was S1a.0
at $1O.0a--wns x16.50.
8 Screen Doors, natural yarnish dnish titled
with galvanized wire; heayy frame. slightly
imperfect; $1.50 each. We're S2.s5
81 remnants and short lengths of Cr.topnrs
Nets. scrims, Tapestries aud various Upholstrrv
and Drapery Materials.
Il 10 = less than former priSes.
Fourth foar. Il stecet. ---.-- -
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Our Regular Sale
Tomorrow of
Wirthmor Waists at 81.

There are four very charming
and effective styles. made of
the best quality materials and
trimmed in most attractive de-
signs; each style is new. never
having been shown before. and
will not be shown again.
We have large quantity OF these
now famous $l00 Waists. but it is
none too large for the demand that
has been created for them by their
exceptional merit. That they will
sell most readily is a foregone con-
clusion. because into every waist
there has gone far more value than
would be possible if made and sold
in the regular way. These Waists
can be had only in this store. and
such values at S1O0 are likewise only
here
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Mems Furnishings Dept.

81 pairs Mems Seamless Silk Socks. with
double Isle heels and toes in black. white. tan.
brown and gray: sizes 912, 10 and 10Y; SOC
pair. 3 pairs for 81 90. We're soc.
- Mems Colored Striped Negli-e Shirts. neat
patterns. attached stiff cuffs: ends of discon-
tinued lines; SIC each. Were s1.5o.
II short lengths Of Imported Shirting Madras
left from exclusive materials for making
shirts: lengths range from l to ) yards. and
are suitable for clildrens waists and dresses:
25c yard. Was SOC.
10 Mems Madras Union Suits. sleeveless and
knee length: discontinued patterns; sizes a. SO.
3S and ~: 81 15 suit. Were $50.
Main floor. street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

LENGTHS RANGE FROM IL TO YARDS.
12I.c Rates bingham. 1Oc yard.
15c 3s-inch Percales. 12I.c yard.
15c Printed Linette. 121:c yard.
15c Ripplette. 12isc yard.
15r 32-inch Zephyr bingham. l2l.c yard.
DE Printed Voiles. 20c yard.
30c Printed Wolfe. 2tr yard.
':,c Fancy Wolfe. 2Oc yard
.3c English Crepe. aOc yard.
o5c Costume Chiffon. zoe yard.
BIC Woven Tissue. Zoe yard.
25c 32-inch .;inghams. o0c yard.
soc Scotch Gin=hams. 35c yard.
50c Novelty yoile. Soc yard
73c Novelty Wolfe. 50c yard.
Second floor & street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Sweater DEPARTMENT.

Rose Fiber-silk Sweater, convertible collar.
cuffs and pocket of and white stripes; size
-: $1,000. Was $16.75.
l Rose An-silk Fiber Sweater. We NECK an6
1 Gold and Copenhagen All-silk Sweater. con-
vertible collar and belted back; size 40; slightly
faded: $1,000. Was $1615.
. Two-toned Fiber Silk Sweaters. in combina-
tions Of raspberry and navy and Copenhagen and
gold; size 81: $3.50 each. Were $3.50.
l Emerald Green Fiber silk Sweater, green
and white striped celIar. cuffs and sash; slight
iy fad faded; size =: ss.as; Was st5s.. :
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Parasol Department.

* Colored Silk Parasols. in brown: gray;
sailor blue and red. finished with mission and
ohnnine handles: 81. so each. Were 81.
White Embroidered Linen Parasols. slightly
soiled. finished with light wood handles $loo
ench. We're $500 and $50.
Mems Union silk Umbrellas. with mission
and natural wood handles: silver trimmed out
slightly dented: s2.25 each. Were $i.oo.
Main floor, G street entrance
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Rug Department.

I 9x12-ft. French Aubusson Chenille Ens,
plain brown. with blue border: seamless: siuvo.
Was $50 90.
0x1c-ft- French Chenille Rugs, old rose with
fwo-toned darker shade border. and gray with
blnck hand border: s4O.cO each. Wore sG0.0b.
9x12-ft. Scotch Ar: Melrose Rugs. Sl350
each. Were si6.5U
Alton Scotch Art Rugs. reversible; S1351
each. Were $1,000.
9x12-ft Administer Rugs s1s.I5 each. Were
Sa2. so.
Fifth floor street
Evening star., 1916-06-15
ATMOSPHERE ONE OF VICTORY. y
I. CHAIRMAN McCOMBS ASSERTS

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-In calling the
democratic national conventiin to order
yesterday William F. McCombs. chair
man Of the national committee. said:
I'VE are in an atmosphere of victory.
we have no feeling of guess, but a
spirit of certainty. We meet to cele-
the democratic party since it came into
power and to place a milestone upon
the path of it's future success.
"Over two thousand years ago an old
slave related the fable of the frog who
wanted to grow to the size of an ele-
phant Such was the ambition of his
soul that his body swelled to mar
velous proportion. Indeed. Aesop' went
so far as to predict that the frog, upon
reaching the size of the elephant, would
burst. I commend to your notice the
wisdom of Aesop. 1t took over two
thousand years for his prophecy to
come true. Only last week the frog
elephant-or the elephant-frog-eX-
ploded. The republican party for years
succeeded in deceiving the country.
Now 1t Is successfully deceiving itself
In its platform it offers pulchritudi-
nous promise, but with vacuous intent.
It promises the country in the main
what the democratic party has already
done or is in the process of doing. saw
ing always the bogus god protection"
1t has cloaked its iniquity with a ju-
dicial robe, but the cloven hoof of spe-
cial interests still protrudes.
The board of directors has sat in
Chicago and again resolved that they
are the country. They have adopted
the doctrine of foreordination and pre-
destination, but have made it applica-
BILE only to themselves.
Nf ha
vards-for profit.
Says Greed Taints Ambition.
Ambition is a noble attribute but
when 1t is adulterated with greed. a
cataclysm is inevitable. We have re-
Gently witnessed the painful spectacle
Of two great American parties in Chi
cago putting self In place of ideals.
Standardization in place of national
honor; republicanism and progress
sivism so-called. in place of our only
ism'-Americanism.
I'VE have witnessed the drab spec
tacle of two groups of men trading
principles like competitors in a fish
market. in the hope that some COM
promise would win public support.
They have not come together-they
have fallen out over the swag. For
the sake of victory many of these men.
essentially opposite in principles, have
been willing to become friends with
false masks. The result is inevitable.
divided they fall
I'VE are proud in the thought that
Evening star., 1916-06-15
OFFER MADE TO ARBITRATE.
Manufacturers Send Letter to Strik-
ing Garment Workers in New York.

NEW YORK, June 15.-An offer by
one association of manufacturers to
enter into an arbitration of the present
strike of more than 10000 garment
workers was made in a letter sent to
Benjamin Schlessinger. president of the
union and leader of the strikers, by
counsel for the Mutual Cloak. Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Association
The striking garment workers still
maintain pickets about the shops of
$1,000 being on duty to-
day. Eleven pickets were arrested for
refusing TO obey the orders of the
police.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Friday Sale of Women's
Hosiery at Very
Special Prices.

80 dozen pairs Women's White, Black
and Colored Silk Hose. with Isle
thread tops and soles to give greater
durability. They are hose that regu-
larry sell for $l.00, but as the result
of slight weaving imperfections they
will be sold at the
Special price of 65c pair.
so dozen pairs Women's Lisle
Thread and Cotton Hose in black
and colors. These hose have been
mended, and if perfect would sell at
25c, 35c and Soc pair.
Special price, 17c pair; 3 for SOC.
Main door, G street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15

defenses the point that the rates were
confiscatorX. The court ordered the de-
ferse stricken out as having been dis
posed of in the courts decision by JUS
tce Hughes in the rate cases
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Basket Department.

l Fancy Scrap Basket. S1.15. Was so2s
/ Fancy Scrap Basket. 75c. Was S1N0.
l Fancy Scrap Basket. Soc. Was SlW
1 Fancy Flower Basket. SOC. Was sl.s5.
Infants Sleeping Baskets. s1.50 cach
Were sag.
1 Auto Lunch Basket. $500. Was $50.
Fifth Floor. street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Friday Clearance of
Mating and Cane
Suit Cases.

\ lot OF about IS Suit Cases in
various sizes and styles -weil
made and durable. but more or
less soiled and discolored by
water
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Friday Clearance of
Mems Oxfords.

Lot 1-Men's Gun Metal Oxfords
with neat gray cloth top; very
good fitting model. Sizes
Al. n. 8 and 10.
B-6. I. IL. 8 and 81.
C-5H, e. ~ and 81.
Lot 2-Men's Tan Russia Cali kin
.OYfords with cloth top in self-color !;
very neat and excellent quality.
Sizes
A-7.7H. s. 81. 9 and 10.
B-oH and g.
CO, and 8.
Lot 3-Men's Tan Russia Calfskin
Oxfords with rubber sole; smart
oxford for young men. Sizes
Al. N and 81.
B-o1z, J. ~ and 81.
C-5H, 7 and g.
$3.50 pair. Reduced from S..
Evening star., 1916-06-15
MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR, SP Z { | A L
PRICE. S5c GARMENT.

Gowns We neck and long sleeves
trimmed with hemstitcneo rune
,,ni.a of fine tucks: sizes 8 to Is years.
Muslin Drawers. finely tucked ana
finished with embroidery rufhe; !,
Muslin Skirts. made on band and
trimmed with embroidery ruf1e ana
All specially priced at 35c garment.
Third floor. street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15

| united we stand We welcome the
pent-up Americanism of the real pro-
gressives individually to our ranks. of
ferine them a haven in principle.
Their leader has abandoned them with
Grass cruelty.
THE gentleman from oyster Bay in
a recent letter to Chicago quoted Abra-
ham Lincoln as saying May not all.
having a common interest. reunite in
a common effort to save our commhn
country? Ladies and gentlemen, / beg
to, call your attention to the word re-
unite. The words save the country
have been the disguise of the opposi-
tion for years. There may be a polit-
cal war today in this country, but that
war only exists between factions Why
did the gentlemen quote the words of
Lincoln in the hope of reuniting Ameri-
cans? Americans are reunited as never
before. He meant by reuniting that
two factions of his party should re-
unite. These two factions or parts of
them hoped to join for rself-aggrandize-
MOI
Evening star., 1916-06-15
Dress Department.

A lot of Silk Dresses, made in the
seasons, new styles, of taffeta silk,
silk marquisette, in plain colors and
fashionable stripes of rose, gray,
green and blue. Sizes 36 and So.
Reduced price, $l5.00 each.
Were $500.
Evening star., 1916-06-15

Another lot of Dresses selected for
reduction is of Georgette Crepe,
silk lined crepe de chine. smart
striped taffeta and combinations of
Georgctte Crepe and Silk. Very
beautiful and desirable dresses. and
the coiors are gray, green. taupe,
navy blue. cliquot tan and black and
white: They are smart late models,
in sizes So to 40.
Reduced price. $lo.75 each.
Were $500 to $500.
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Evening star., 1916-06-15

Alaska and nineteen states of the
Union produce copper.
Evening star., 1916-06-15
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Many Unusual Values in Seasonable Spring and Summer
Merchandise for Tomorrow's Remnant Sale.
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Evening star., 1916-06-15

$3.50 pair. Reduced from S..
Main floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1916-06-15

Yoke. long-waist and empire style
White Dresses. trimmed with emnroio-
60 lace tucks. beading and ribbon:
one kind styles. and sizes TO D
years.