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The Tomahawk., 1916-08-10
Domestic

home port. The SubSea boat was eS-
corted by several government boats.
: Charles f. Hughes at New York out
lined in his speech Of acceptance the
Issues upon which he will conduct his
campaign for the presidency. MI.
Hughes assaulted the administration for
the course it has pursued with refer
ence to Mexico, maintenance OF Ameri-
can rights during the European war,
preparedness and other great ques-
lions Of the day. He Endorsed the dec
,aration in favor Of woman suffrage.
l. A fire of unexplained origin on the
munitions pier Of the Lehigh Valley
railroad in Jersey City was followed
by an explosion that rocked the metro
politan district for miles around,
caused detOnations felt in five states,
and did property damage estimated at
more than $30,OO0,OOO. Several per-
sons were killed and many more in
jured.
Four miners were killed and two in
jured when gas explosion occurred
in an entry Of the Smith-Lohr mine
at Pana, Ill.
A warrant was issued at New York
for the arrest Of Edmund l.. McKen-
zie, president of the National Storage
company, whose warehouses were the
scene of the great explosion in Jersey
City.
For the twelfth time without oppo-
sition in his own party Speaker Champ
Clark was nominated for congress by
the Democrats of Montgomery, Mo. At
torney Walter L. Cole was nominated
by the Republicans.
It is expected that all milk dealers in
Chicago will have advanced the price
of milk to nine cents quart by the
end of the week. The Bowman com
pany announced to its customers that
it had raised the price to nine cents.
Charles E. Hughes came out for 8
constitutional amendment granting
women the right to vote. Hughes made
his personal views known in a tele
gram sent from New York in reply tt
an inquiry from Senator George Suth
erland Of Utah. .
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-10

Many q man sacrifices his principles
to success and considers that he Is
getting it cheap at that.
One way for a lawyer to rise at the
bar is to stand on chair.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-10
Foreign

Reports received from northern OH
tario state that the towns Of Coch-
rane, Matheson, Noshka Station and
Timmons have been wiped out by dis
astrous bush fires. One hundred per-
sons persisted. Fifty-seven bodies
were found at Noshka Station and 20
at MatheSon.
Reports of a great conflagration at
Petrograd, in which bridge across
the River Neva, II large steamers,
including several transatlantic liners,
and the Putiloff gun works and other
establishments were destroyed, are
printed in the Lokal Anzeiger at
Berlin.
In revolutionary outbreak in Ham
kow. China, large district was
burned and looted and many natives
we're killed, and some Russian women
injured before foreign volunteeU
checked the uprising 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Friday Clearance of
Women's Blouses.

Georgette Crepe Blouses. hand en-
broidered and lace trimmed. with high
and low necks and long sleeves: also
few Lace Blouses. with low necks
and long sleeves: 1895 each. Were
1878.
A small lot of Black and Whit.
Striped Silk Blouses. long sleeves and
convertible collars; s2.85 each. Were
$3.85.
Black Crepe de Chine Blouses, with
collar and cuffs, finished with white
faille silk: 1915 each. Were 1878.
Pussy Willow Silk Blouses. in light
blue and maize: 81 .85 each. Were H3.RS.
Crepe de Chine Blouses in flesh and
white-a small lot; S1.95 each. Were
1895.
Messaline Silk and Crepe de Chine
Blouses. in black and navy blue, with
long sleeves and high or low neck:
SI.G5 each. Were S3.95.
Lace-trimmed Cotton Wolfe Blouses.
long sleeves and high or low neck:
small lot; S395 each. Were $500
and 1915.
Lace and Embroidered Blouses:
small lot. with long sleeves and high
or low neck; Sf.85 each. Were x:.g5.
Colored Striped Wolfe Blouses. in
blue. green and pink; s3.85 each. Were
$4.95.
Blue Striped Wolfe Blouses. low neck
and long sleeves: SI.OO each. Were
$1.8S.
Cross barred Marquisette and Fig
ured Dimity Blouses, long or short
sleeves; Csc each. Were $1.OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Men. Clothing Department

plain R1ack Overcoats, medium
u.;vht and 5O-inch length; sizes 80.
Ak and 3s: silk yoke and sleeves SI4.'o
each. Were $4,000.
q Sinsle-breasted Overcoats, En- slsh
box style, with button-through IRON, ;
medium and dark grays ana pam
HUE colors; spring weight and silk x
woke and sleeves; sizes 80, 81, 90 anu
10: S1e.75 each. Were s25.0O.
Winter-weight Overcoats, CHESTER
6e,ds and English box styles single
and double breasted dress coats: some
fuli silk lined and others with SILK
roka and sleeve Innings: choice gray
miytures and blue and tan colors; SIZES
as as and 40; S:3.75 each. Were sao'oo
and $500.
"a Mems and Young Mems suits;
fancv mixtures in checks, plaids ana
strines of desirable colors: sizes o.
az as. ss and 40: &14.75 each. were
$500, $4,000 and $500.
fronts. With narrow shoulders ana
semi-form fitting or conservative. Maue
~ nne gray worsteds, with wear-re-
sjsting qualities; cheviots and cassi :
meres in soft color tones. sizes 80 81,
az ~ and "A regular and 80, ~,
and 46 stout; &23.75 each. Were S5V.Vo
and $500.
chaufYeurs' Suits. plain blue ana
1ray whipcords, in sack and Nor1oik
models: ends Of lines; sizes 80 ana go
1i4.7b each. Were $500 and *3o.Oo.
coachmans Overcoat. plain blue
cloth, heavily wool lined; nickel out-
tnn.. size as: &f4.75. Was $4,000.
Main door Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
YACHTS IN SOUTHERN WATERS
The Everglades and Roxanna May
Come Here Later, However.

The steam yacht Everglades, belong
ing to Col. r. NJ. Thompson, one of the
fleet of pleasure craft that each sum-
mer visits this city and spends several
weeks here, is reported in Florida
waters for the winter. The steam yacht
Roxanna. belonging to Larz Anderson
of this city, is also reported cruising
in Florida waters with friends of her
owl.er aboard. 1t is probable that both
yachts will return here earlv in the
coming summer.
The steam yacht Gaivota, belonging
to John r. Dos Passos of New York. is
lying in the dock foot of NJ street
southwest. ready for service when
wanted by her owner for trips to his
country place in Westmoreland county.
Va. near Lynchs point. on the lower
Potomac.
The yacht Courier. recently purchased
by c. F. Norment from Robert l. Calf.
is lying at the street wharf. where
she has been for a wear. The work of
overhauling the vessel in preparation
for summer cruising, 1t is stated, will
be started shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
WINTER SEEMING BEGUN.
First Haul Nets Supply of Rock
Perch and Garfish.

Winter seine hauling operations at
Windmill Point fishing shore. on the
upper side of Potomac creek. have been
started. and yesterday the FIRST fish of
the season. 800 pounds of rock. 100
pounds OF perch and a barrel OF garhsh,
were received by dealers at the wharf
market. Windmill Is being operated
by Capt. AL Faunce and Capt. George
NettzT and. unless ice comes and
forces a stoppage of operations. the
big seine will be hauled daily until
early in the spring. Operations have
also started at the Gums shore, oper-
ated by Capt. Jake Faunce. but as yet
no hsh from its net have been re-
ceived here. The Gums and Windmill
Point. It is stated, will be the only
haul seine shores to start operations
until the opening of the spring fish
cries, when shad and herring appear in
the river. The local fishermen are
rather inclined TO believe that there
will be an early opening of the fishing
season this spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
canism demands concentration

canism demands concentration OF
United States foreign investment in
South America. and that the necessities
of financing European purchases OF
munitions in the United States, after
American securities are returned. Will
require sale to this country of some OF
Europe's holdings of South American
securities, was the conclusion express
ed by Mr.. Farquhar.
American capital now has the oppor-
tunity as never before to assume the
relation to Latin America that has been
held heretofore by the European ma
lions, according to Mr.. Berwind.
1T is now possible, said Mr.. ber-
wind, for us to acquire upon adVan ,
tageous terms the ownership or control
of railroads. public utilities and indus
trial enterprises which hitherto nave
looked to England and to the continent
for their financial support. lnFest.
ments can thus be secured which Will
give not only profitable employment to
American capital. but will, in turn,
powerfully stimulate interest in the
products of our industries. The way
has been cleared for the progressive
development of our trade with Latin
America upon a sounder and more Sc
cure basis than ever before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
China Department.

Blue and Whit nn.,:. ch Va, UEsss'
Decorated Imported Stop Jar; sl.s'' Was
i Limoee. Ching Salad Bowl; Nth vi enerusted
sn.n1 EnHsTtss o va: E:;s Dish complete with
5,.,s s5 ated w NiPp:1 China Syrup Pitcher
! imported Dresden Pattern Covered Dish, 800
14-inch Decorated Meat Platters. CSC each.
i Imported China Meat Platter, With gold
'~H' Imported npo Chocolate Pot. Soc Wa. $3.50
Decorated Handled China Sauce Boat, with
fast stand; 35c; Was $l:23.
= 9,inch Pottery s,sarndiniere. slightly imper-
IL Plain White German China Chocolate Cups
/ Imported Covered Dish. with mat gold han
/ Hand painted Limoges China Fruit Bowl.
i s:piece Decorated China Serving Tray, s1.e,.
Il American China Dinner Plates, with Dor
! imported China Serving Tray. 7sc. Was
i Decorated Ha.iland Chin. Comb and Brush
ohins candlestleks. with Dresden deeora-
tion; slightly imperfect boG each; Were $l2s.
were am 4ss Olive or Pickle Dishes s'o each
I'D, Decorated Limoges Chin. Boz Bon Dish.
ST oss: Sugar and
Gold Decorated Nippon China Marmalade
Jar: on plate; slightly imperfect; SOC. was
French China Chop Plate gold lined. and
with border decorations: $1OO. was $3.50
l Old English Ware Decorated Pitcher, 75c
= Austrian China Mayonnaise Dishes, with
Dresden decoration: 45c each. Were $1OO
- Hand painted French China Chocolate Cups
with mat gold handles and broad gold bands:
oh
Decorated American China Fruit Bowl
footed: slightly imperfect: 35c. Was 81 90
15c each. Were 4bc
Fifth door, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
TO TAKE ANOTHER WHARF.
Government to Get Dock at Foot of
18th Street.

The government authorities VIII
shortly take possession of another
W harf on the Washington channel, and
will, to that extent, curtail the already
limited space now allowed for business
purposes. Carter & Co. who have for
the past five years been using the
wharf foot of what would be 18th street
southwest, if that street extended to
the river, for wood and lumber han
ding, has been notified that at the end
of sixty days the wharf must be va
Gated and turned over to the author
tiles. The District and national gov
ernments now have possession OF more
than half the wharf space on the Wash
ington channel for various public pur-
poses In the last two or three years
so much wharf room has been seques-
tered that it is contended that should
a steamboat company or E:anufactur-
ing concern desire wharf space on
which to locate it would be difficult to
obtain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Friday Special in
Boys Wash Suits,
S1.65 Each.

lust 90 Wash Suits in this offer
ing for tomorrow special purchase
of high-grade garments in plain
white. striped and fancy materials
with contrasting trimmings. There
are all sizes from eH to 9 years. IN
Junior Norfolk, Oliver Twist and
MILDLY styles. 1t is high-grrade col
lection Of suits. Special price, Sl.o5
each.
And the following:
Boys Norfolk Suits. in mixture. Of b 70 "
and srav: sizes !, 8, Q, IL, 10 and 10; va
each Were $500.
dozen Boys Fancy stripea and f'GG ,ass
Rlouses. all sizes from to is; Csc each. were
81 90. .,,.s. ox.rcos+. and
Mse1navs size. n IL Il 75 5S a.: .nS
Sio 90. Now marked at one-third less thar
Is Boys Norfolk Suits, sises to Y; yer,
choice patterns; 1913 each. Were $6Oo
Third door, Eleventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Coat Department.

Blue and Tan Imported Zibeline Sport
Coat full flare with patch pockets and large
pearl buttons, lined with messaline; size SO;
isis. Was s35 90.
belt lined with messalne; size 40; $50.
Was $3.50
/ Black and White Plaid Wool Plush Coat;
with belt and trimming Of black velvet: lined
with messaline: size 80: s1s.75. Was $500
! Black Corduroy Coat fur collar e. m me
i Navy Blue Novelty Cloth Coat, belted eff
feet: size ~: 5000. Was $1s.I5.
Third floor G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Friday Clearance of
Misses and Juniors
Suits at $1,000 Each.

These Suits are of Gabardines.
Mixtures and Corduroys, in very
desirable STYLES. and in weight
suitable for wear now and dur
ing the spring months. The sizes
range from IS to 10 years.
Suits from our own stock that
have been marked at SI6.75 and
SIS.75. now $1,000.
Also the following:
Misses White Crepe and Net Dresses lev
neck and long sleeves. trimmed with shocking;
sizes IL. 10 and Is: slightly soiled S6.t5 .each.
We're s1275 and $500.
Girls White Guinpes. high neck and tnne
sleeves; 6-year size only; sl.0o each. Were
81 80
16 MILDLY Bouses. trimmed with colors: sliehf-
y soied; sizes s. IL. IA only; soc each. Were
$50.
SpEtTAI-A lot Of BALDWIN House Dresses,
in light and dark colcrs; $50 each. We're 500.
Third floor. G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
SEE TRADE CRISIS
AHEAD OF AMERICA
Speakers at New Orleans Urge
Need of commercial
Preparedness"
INVESTMENTS AS FACTOR
IN BUSINESS CONQUESTS
Percival Farquhar Proposes Pur'
chase From Europe of South
American Securities.

NEW ORLEANS. January e7.-Ad
dresses on subjects designed to bring
out the urgency for the commercial
preparedness of America" to meet the
readjustment in the worlds business
which has been declared certain to fol-
low the European war. were on the
program for the opening session here
today of the third national foreign
trade convention. called by the National
Foreign Trade Council
Arrivals on special and regular trains
early today increased to several hun
bred the number of delegates from all
over the country who are participating
in the convention. These included
many of the nations leading manufac-
turers. bankers, merchants. farmers.
railroad and steamship mon and others
connected with industrial and export
ing interests Several federal officials
and representatives from Latin Amer
lean republics and the Philippines were
among those attending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
PENIS ASSISTANT COACHES.
Dickson and CASTOR to Help Folwell
Drill Foot Ball Team.

PHILADELPHIA, January 27.-Byron
Dickson, field coach of the University
of Pennsylvania foot ball team last
fall. has been chosen chief assistant to
Robert C. Folwell. the newly elected
head coach of the Red and Blue eleven.
Dickson was an end on the 95-9S-97
teams.
The foot ball committee also decided
to adopt Coach Folwells suggestion
that another game be added to the
schedule to be played the Saturday be-
fore the final game with Cornell
Thanksgiving day.
1t also was announced that Harold
CASTOR will again coach the scrub team
and that Lon Jourdet will have charge
of the freshman squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Dress Department.

Black Japanese Silk Dress suitable FOL
mourning: size AZ: $1,000. Was $3.50. Il,
l Black Velvet Dress. satin trimmed Sis
"a $1,000. Was $i4.I5
Dresses of velvet and silk. beautifully con
bined: sizes SO and IS; 5000 each. Were S1f %
/ Wistaria Velvet and Satin Dress, size IS;
$1,000. Was $295o. 400
/ Navv Blue Wool Poplin Dress. size 3s: 5000
Was $500. ,,
Black Velvet Street Costume. hish-necS
style: size 40; 5000. Was $500.
1 Castor Serge Dresses. sizes "a. 36 and IS
1915 each. Were 1865.
Pink Linen and Wolfe Dress. size 30; $50
Was $1s75.
i White Cotton Crepe Dress, embroidered with
silk dots: net yoke and sleeves size 80; so.'o'
Was $1s75. -
4 Navy Blue Serge Dresses. satin trimmed:
sizes SO and 20: SIC. Il each. We're $500.
I Black Velvet and attn Dress, Sl9.lo. was
? Wine-colored Velvet Dresses satin trimmed;
&l5OO each. Were $l9.I5.
Third floor G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Hose.

Is dozen pairs of Women's Silk
Hose, in all sizes, with Isle gar
ter tops and Isle soles; in black
and white. A value which would
regularly be priced at $1.oo pair.
Special price, Csc pair,
And the following:
"a pairs Women's Tan Cotton Hose, size .;
l2lac pair. We're CSC.
IS pairs women's Black Isle Hose; outsize 8;
35r pair Were Soc.
27 pairs Women's White Lisle Hose: sizes Q
and 9h. All of them have small mended places
tic pair.
Main floor G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Hold.Up Suspect Freed.

CHICAGO. January 27.-Frank Pace,
held for several hours by the Chicago
police on suspicion that he might have
been the roober who robbed tho tourist
ksency Of Thomas Cook Son last FIJI
Day and billed Bror johnson. tradic
policeman. has been cleared Of sus-
6i@oh
EdW0N DtsnA nnanASsr ee ths eoua9s$
%. cass M ny re isSssaaG Anrass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Fur Department.

] Russian Pony Coat. full hox model in size IS;
40 inches long: $500. Was s2a5o.
l Russian Pony Coat 80 inches long, With
skunk collar; size IS: $500. Was
$4,000.
Caracul Goats. full models in sizes IS and
~: $500 each. Were $4,000.
. Near Seal ard Russian Fitch Sets. s2s IN
each Were S3I 50.
/ coney and Russian Fitch Set. $3.50. was
5000.
/ Natural Skunk Set. s27.5o. Was $32 So
Natural Kit Fox SET $1,000. Was $3.50.
l Natural Lynx Set. s27 so. Was $1,000
l Natural Wolf Set. sl2.50. Was $3.50.
! Caracul Nun. S7.95. Was s9.1
ird fo,r Sir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Friday Clearance of
Odd Picture Frames.

A clearance lot of Frames in
various styles and finishes has
been selected from our regular
stock and marked at reduced
prices. They are offered at about
half the original values, and the
sizes range from ox8 to 11xl4
each one complete with glass.
Clearance prices,
35c, SOC, Use and $1.00 each.
Also lot of Odd Frames, made
from short lengths of holdings,
priced, without glass, at
1oc to soc each.
Teufth leor. g street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Skirt Department.

str,s Nth n,aited back; sizes % and 81 waist.
sample skirts. which ordinarily would be e. priced
a. hiah Isl slo.5O. Our special price. s39? each.
Nav Blue Skirt, OF chudda cloth; size DO.
Rroxn Plaid skirt. in plain tailored style,
with wide belt and side pockets Is waist
Sayy Blue Corduroy skirt; IS waist and
90 length; 1886. Was $500.
Third floor, G street.
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Sweater Department.

Basket Weave Sweater. made With con
y.rtible collar and pockets; size 30; s''oo'
Hnoora Sweaters, in French and od
rose. white emerald green and hlas s a. m and
with We neck and pockets; sizes a. 80 % ani
Emerald Green Knitted Sweater We nsrk,
beited back and pockets; size 80; $500. WAS
Emerald Green Fiber Silk Sweater fade go
We neck and pockets: size 50; $50. was Saw Sr
hin. oIford and white: sizes IS, 80. 80 and 81
III as each Were $3.50.
Third door, G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Infants Department.

White Corduroy Scotch Cap. turn-up rim.
with buttons and ribbon trimming; 81 .25 Was
$3.50.
Boys Copenhagen Blue Hats. finished with
buttons. corduroy straps and ear tabs: $1.0O
each. We're $500.
Children's Navy Blue Velvet Coat. empire
style. with box plated skirt and turnover col
lar and cuffs, braid trimmed and lined with
| snteen: $500. Was sl1.bO.
! Childrens Black Corduroy Coat, boz style,
with turnover collar and cuffs. finished with
belt and smoke pearl buttons; $3.50. Was
5000.
l Children's Alice Blue Broadcloth Goa / en-
pire style. with flare skirt and turnover COL
lar and cuffs: skirt trimmed with silk stitch
ing and white pearl buttons: lined with good
quality sateen: 800. Was $500.
Third floor F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Cotton Dress Goods.

LENGTHS FROM " TO y, Yards t.sd
121sc Percales 80 inches wide; loc !aro.
l2Lc Bates Ginghams. 1oc yard
l2e Printed Lawns Is:,1 Toe u Eard 1e,.c yard
lSc Gaiatea Cloth. 12l2c yard
1Sc Coiored Poplins. 12lac yard
2Oc Trooper Cloth, 13c yard. ;,. -.
25c Scotch Ginghams 81 inches wac i'
2,c Costume Chiffon. 15c yard
Csc rnprins. 15c yard.
25c Kindergarten Cloth. 1'c YARD
25c Printed voiles. zoe ya,d
csc silk and Cotton Crepes. doe yard.
T5c Imported Crepcs. Joe yard
Second floor, G street
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Black Dress Goods Dept.

wards b<-fnch Wool Oreps Suitlng. 500. Wae
Yards 42-inch Wool Henrietta. $3.76. Was
$3.50. ~
az yards bsineh Wool Popins. s4,7' Was
~ Yards So inch Wool Poplins, $500 Wa.
~ Yards bs.inch French Serge, 500. Was
~ Yards Inch Gabardine. 1915. Was 40
az Yards b4-inch Gabardine. $3.50. Was
81 wards 5e-inch Kittens Ear Cloth, $1,000
Was 1880. .,
~ yards 50-inch Velour suitins *3''. wac
a yards 4O-inch Silk Warp San Toy, 1918
yards A.inch Lupin's Wool Wolfe, $500
Was 1915.
timed weave $500. Was 500.
~ yards A-inch Figured Grenadine, $500
was 1t %.
Ek.c,n6 Aoor q street.
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Need of National Policy.

Predicting a period of 'feverish &C
tivity in this country during the con-
tinuance of the war, and upon it's close
a prostration of the industry and COM
merce of all countries" Mr.. johnson
emphasized the necessity for a truly
national foreign trade policy which
would prepare the United States for the
keener competition expected to prevail
in the world markets after the war.
Mr.. Farrell said that foreign invest
ment of American capital was a prime
necessity to meet the keener COMPETE
ton expected in world trade after the
war. Until the United States begins to
finance the need of those growing
countries to which it desires to in
crease it's exports. Mr.. Farrell declared
the title of world banker" would not
pass to the western hemisphere.
South American Investments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
ROPE PORTIERES, WITH
TAPESTRY BAND, AT
HALF PRICE.

I Two-toned Green. silk bands; $4.25.
Was $3.50.
/ Rose and Gold. s425. Was $3.50.
l each Red and Green and Two
toned Green, 1918 each. Were $3.50.
each Two-toned Red, Two toned
Green and Red and Green; $3.50 each.
Were $500.
221 remnants and short lengths of
Cretonnes, Curtain Nets and many
other fabrics for fancy work; Y to u
less than regular prices.
Fourth floor, 6 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Friday Special Sale of
Valenciennes Laces.

For our second sale this year of
Valenciennes Laces we have secured
a large collection of Round Mesh de-
signs, in matched and odd effects.
ranging from u to 2H inches, now so
much in demand for the trimming of
women's and chldren's frocks and
lingerie OF all descriptions. These
laccs are well made and the pat
terms are choice
Specially priced at 7oc piece.
Main door. F street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
Umbrella Department.

s women's 26-nch Colored Silk Umbrellas il
red. purple and green: 81. as each. We're IS 90
Women's 26-inch Black Silk Umbrellas with
mission and carved wood ha ndleE. some silver
trimmed Silver on handles Is slightly dented
81. 95 each. Were $500.
s Mems 2s-inch Black Union Silk Umbrellas
with silver Trimmed wood handles; $245 each
Were $500.
Main door, G street entrance.