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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16

the biggest men in the business. Fol-
lowing the announcement that steps
have been taken to create a govern
ment-controlled purchase and distri-
button system for the 1917 wheat crop,
the following resolution was adopted
unanimously amid applause at the
office of the food administrator:
Realizing that the operation of gov
eminent control in wheats and rye is
essential under present war influences
in order to adequately protect our home
supply and furnish our allies with the
aid we owe. and realizing that the es-
Enlistment of an efficient government
plan of operation means to all of US
curtailment of our business and to some
of us actual retirement from active
business during such period. we do ex-
press our pride in the character of
service rendered by the grain trade in
the sacrifice by these men of ability
energy at the service of their govern
ment, and that we approve the general
plan of operation as explained to us
today as being sound. workable and
necessary, and in it's general lines it
appears to us as being the most eff
cient and just plan of operation which
we can conceive"
The resolution was prepared by
Frank ]. King of Toledo and seconded
by f. c. Eikenberry of Camden. Ohio
and Richard A. Claybrook. president of
the New York Produce Exchange.
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Friday Clearance Sale
Women's Stylish Pumps,
&.75 pairg were 81 to 81.

Women are still buying summer
footwear. and certainly those who
have any needs at all should take
advantage of an opportunity like
this one. All the styles are new
and the shoes are first quality.
The price is SO very low that the
entire assortment will probably be
disposed of early. SO we advise
against delay in choosing.
WHITE PUMPS-plain and trim
med: turn and welt soIes. Sizes
=. AZ. 5. 512, Sia and 7AA; az. 4.
"a. 5le and GA; 2Lz, 3. az, 4. so.
s. 81 and &C: 3. az. 51., s and rs.
PATENT COLTSKIN AND GIN
METAL CALFSKIN PUMPS. plain
and trimmed: turn soles: Spanish
and French heels: sizes 4 and 5AA:
=. Y. and IA: az and 6B: Z.
~: and &C: 3. 31s. 4 and CD.
BRONZE kIDSKIN PUMPS, hand.
turn soles and Spanish heels. Sizes
4. 81 and 6hAA; "A; 3, 3x and
4B; u. 612 and &c: and 4LD.
AFRICAN BROWN KIDSKIN
Pumps. with ivory quarters:
hand-turn soles and Spanish heels.
sizes and 4kA: az and 4LB: a
Il. and 41sQ; az and AID.
A very exceptional m0ney-sayfnw
opportunity for women that en-
be ntted. &2..5 pair.
phird Moor, Tenth street.
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TRAVELLING MEN AGREE
TO SPREAD FOOD GOSPEL
Put Finishing Touches on Conserva-
ton Plans-Grainmen
Pledge Aid.

The finishing touches TO the com
mercial travellers plans to aid in the
general food conservation movement
are being placed today at the offices
of the food administration. A score
of presidents of travelling mems asso-
Citations. which have hitherto pledged
themselves to one wheatless and one
meatless day a week. today concluded
their plans to spread the gospel of food
conservation to all their customers. and
especially to the hotels where CONNER
cial men stop on their travels.
The thorough cooperation of the
grain men OF the country has been
offered the food administration through
formal action taken by a hundred of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16

Handsome Nickel Coffee Perco.
lators for table use; alcohol lamps.
full 6-cup size.
mt &S.JO-was $3.50.
I mt x4.25-ysas &6.xs
! at $4.50-was $3.50.
I at &S.O0-was 800.
Mahogany frame Serving Tray. $500;
Mahosany-frsme Serving Tray. 600:
lot Screen Door Hinges. Sc pair; wen.
- Papier Mache Cuspidors. l2c each; were
l Aluminium Cake Plate. 45c: was 15c.
| lot Harness and Rack Hooks. Sc each;
Floor Brushes. z5c each: were Sc.
] Ladder Stool. Use: 81 %
White Chamber Pail. SIC: WAS 81 so.
l Nursery Chair 95c: was 81 RI
Nursery Chair. SOC: was sI.o5
S1.o0.
oak Broad BOX. 4sc: was CSC.
Small Flour Can. SOC: was 9Jc
! Folding CLOTHES Dryer. 45c: was 81 90.
Step.sdder Chair. s1.35: was s.e5.
! Wizard oil Mop, SOC; was Toe
Wizard nrsflcss Mop. .5r: wns 81 -
were tic.
Small White Enameled Chambers. CSC
each: were SOC.
=, White Enameied Kitchen Ladies. ioc
. White Mixing Bowls. zoe each; were
40c.
j White Vegetable Dish. zoe; was 4oc.
/ White Enameled Teapot. 40c: was 75c.
A lot Of remnant lengths in Table on
cloth at greatly reduced pricexr
An odd lot Of Fruit. Scrap and Flower
Baskets at greatly reduced prices.
Some Of the above articles are shopwern
or slightly defsced. others are reduced be-
cause Of ANAL Quantity.
Ftfth aeer. Eleventh stsssG
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DENIES U. S. COTTON GOES
VIA ITALY TO AUSTRIA
Ambassador Asserts There Is Not
Slightest Foundation
for Charge.

The Italian ambassador has author
lied an emphatic and sweeping denial
Of published reports that large guam
titles of American cotton are finding
their way across the Italian borders
into Austria. He states that there is
not the slightest foundation for any
such charge. which appears to be based
entirely upon the fact that the impor-
tations of American cotton into Italy
have greatly increased in the past year.
The ambassador explains this in
crease as due to the demands of the
Italian army and navy. which are using
all this cotton for the manufacture OF
smokeless powder or cloths for uni
forms for the men.
All of the Italian factories not en-
gagged in the manufacture of war ma
terial or that absolutely required for
the maintenance Of the civil population
have been closed in order that every
energy and resource may be concen-
trated on strengthening the military
and naval forces. The ambassador says
that it is absurd to suppose that the
government would permit cotton to go
to the enemy to be made into powder to
kill Italian soldiers
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No local mail or phone orders filled.
Women's Fine Suits
at Clearance Prices.

2 Khaki Kool Silk Sports Suits.
rose coat with white skirt and gold
coat with white skirt: the coats are
belted and the skirts are plain with
gathered backs and patch pockets;
sizes Sc and So. &25.OO each; were
$500.
1 Apple Green Khaki Kool Silk
Sport Suit. beited model with patch
pockets, plain skirt has gathered
back: size Sc. s23.OO; was $500.
Tan Serge Suits, belted coats
with gathered or plated backs and
self-colored stitching: skirts to
match: size IS. Greatly reduced.
$1,000 each.
! Hickson Model Suit, handsome
tan color; braided long coat with
striped silk collar and vest; size 40.
s1S.s5: was $500.
Linen Suits. plated backs with
patch pockets and belt; in colors of
white. rose and tan: sizes 36. 80 and
40. $1,000 each; were s16.75 and
s1s75
l Black Taffeta Silk Suit. belted coat
lined with white messaline, gathered
skirt: size "a. &1O.OOs was $500.
Navy Blue and Tan Serge Suits.
plaited-back coats with patch pock-
cts; skirts gathered and belted at
back; sizes "a and 3s. $1,000 each;
were s1s.75 and $500.
Third floor, G street.
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Waist Department.

43 Crepe de Chine. Georgette,
Satin and Chiffon Waists. plain tai
1ored styles, some trimmed with en-
broidery and tucks: low and con-
vertible collars. The colors are
white, flesh, maize, gold, rose, green,
navy and black.
$3.9S each; were s5.75 and 5000.
81 Sports Blouses of white silk.
with large fancy collar and cuffs:
splendid for wear at the country
club. for the country vacation and
for motoring.
SOS each; we're S5.75.
A lot of Wolfe and Linen Waists.
tailored, embroidered and lace
trimmed styles: fat and high col
lars. long and three-quarter sleeves.
5 Waists at $500 each; were $3.50.
40 Waists at S3.95 each; were $500.
IL Waists at SOS each; were $3.50
20 Wolfe and Linen Waists. some
have colored collars and cuffs, others
are trimmed with Valenciennes lace.
SI.9S each; were $z.z5 and s2.95.
IS Wolfe, Lawn and Linene Waists.
nigh and low collars; all have long
sleeves; white with black and COL
ored stripes; self-striped white and
cross-barred and checked materials.
&c each; were SI.00.
Third floor G street
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Child's Tears on His Cheeks.
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt; Lloyd A. Kefauver, Medical Corps at
Fort slocum; ~ T.. Will proceed to Annapolis
the base hospital to be organized there. AA A''ns
Nal Guy L. Gearhart. Junior military aviator.
oiesr for temporary duty in his se once %' snAi
First lieut.. Rowland p. Stanley, Medical Re
at tn. waiter Feed Genersi Hospital and wiiI
proceed to Fort Delaware, Del for duty.
,0isasp e ssrSt Mai Michael Bs. s4,h
P..o Te1 and win repair to his home.
nation Of Second Lieut.. Louis A. Stonerod IN
fantry Officers Reserve Corps. is announced
The resignation of First Lieut.. George C. Hol.
rs. II. tnf1ntry oncers Reserve Corps. is accepted
By direction Of the President the following
Nal Harry b. Kirkland, sirnsi onie-ra R.ser1e
Corps; Capt. Carl +. Rob. Medical Reserve
infantry oieeps Reserve CORDS: joseph asaJ p
Moran Cavalry Oficers' Reserve Corps: Donald
and A William Infantry oe.r' Reserve Corp.
Corps and First Lieut. George L. Richardson.
ei r;rs1 1 9mser1 p.E Rsssr,e cosp. &C., s.
Corps. will report at the bureau of gas warfare
Investigation, at the bureau of mines. Washing
Capt. Clark L. Brown. Sanitary Corps. will
repcst to the surgeon general for duty in his Of
First Lieut.. John X. Johnston. Medical Re
serve Corps at the Army Medical School this
Capt. Edwin R. Hodge. Medical Reserve Corps,
VII report to the surgeon general for duty.
rhst Lleuts kmll A. Ruka and Aaron L.
kuth. Medical Reserve Corps, will report at the
Army Medical School, this city, for Instruction
The resignation Of Temporary Second Lieut.
John j. sCoone. field artillery, is accepted by
The President
First Lieut.. George F. Hogan. .icaI Re-
serve Corps. at the Army Medical =, DOL this
city. viii proceed to Fort oglethorp, Ca for
. course of instruction.
Chaplain Earl Cleeland. recently appointed In
assigned to the 18th Engineers, National Army
At American Lake, Wash.
Each of the following named ofIicers of the
Medical Reserve Corps Is assigned to duty at
Fort Des Mcines. Iowa: First Lieuts Frank 2.
BOSTON, Arthur l.. Curtis. James A. Owen and
Joeeph II. Ward.
Capt. William J. Calvert 18th Infantry. is
detailed for service in the Quartermaster Corps
First Lieut.. Richard W. Is. Happier, Ordinance
Omcers' Reserve Corps. is assigned to duty at
tne mobilization camp. Admission. Ala.
MAI John q. Workizer. retired. is detailed
as professor of military science and tactics at
The Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn Ala
The resignation of First Lieut.. Ralph Y.
MuBden, Medical Corps. Iowa National Guard
ID accepted by the President.
Second Lieut.. Edward a. McGoldrick Coast
artillery Officers Reserve Corps, is honorabIy
discharged
The resignation of Second Lieut.. Arthur J.
King. Infantry Officers Reserve Corps, is &C.
c<pted by the President.
Contract Surg. +. ]. O'Connor will proceed to
Toronto, Canada, for duty.
Capt Bernard A. Renold. Quartermaster Of
heers Reserve Corps, has been assigned to duty
1t Fort Myer. Va.
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''ANGLO-SAXONS RULERS
AND GERMANS SERVANTS
Cologne Paper Thus Comments on
Measure Providing for Transla-
lations of Editorials in q. S.

AMSTERDAM. August 1s.-Referring
to the bill introduced in the United
States Senate August IS. providing that
whenever German and other publications
printed in foreign languages publish
any comment on the acts or policies of
the United States government they
must print an English translation of
it in a parallel column, the Koelnische
Nolkszeitung says:
'Henceforward there shall be citizens
of the first and second class in the
United States. Anglo-Saxon,lom shall
be the ruling race and the Germans
their servants.
Perhaps the sharpest verdicts on the
Prussian governments Polish policy
have been pronounced in that so Chris
tian and liberal America. 1t must in
fairness be conceded. however, that
the Prussian government never went
so far as the government of Herr Will
son proposes to go in his combat against
an obnoxious language
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Corset Department.

3 pairs Lily of France Corsets strong
coutil. medium low bust and long skirt
waiohn boned; sizes -. 23 and n. $500
pair; were $3.50
pairs Royal Worcester Corsets, pink
broche. medium bust and long hip; sizes
%. Is and IS. si.50 pair; were $500
10 pairs Batiste and Coutil Corsets
medium and long hips; sizes 49, 70. Fl, IS,
IS and 80. 100 pair: were 81. so and s.. CO.
Pink Wash Satin Brassieres fasten in
front; sizes, 80, 40, A. aud A.. 500 each:
were $500.
8 Ivy Elastic Brasseres: sizes A and
40. $1.00 each; were S1.50.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Friday Special Sale Of
GOWNS, COMBINATION
SUITS AND
BUNGALOW APRONS.

Gowns-of good quality cambria
and muslin. high neck with
tucked or neatly trimmed yoke;
We neck with tucked yoke.
Special price, Sc each
Combination Suits-A special
lot of Combination Suits; corset
cover and drawers, trimmed with
good embroidery.
Special price, Sc each
Bungalow Aprons-plain pink
side; belt at waist.
Special price, 75c each.
And the following:
Maize SILK Boudoir Caps. lace and
ribbon trimmed. 35c each: were SOC
Sainsook Envelope Chemises. daintilv
trimmed with embroidery. Csc each; were
10 Fine Nainsook Gowns, low neck and
short sleeves; lace-trimmed yoke csc
each: were S1.OO
Third floor, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
An Entirely Ne.D Lecture
and Denomination on
Conserving Foods.

Vegetables preserved by fer
mentation process.
Save the Early Cabbage
they make good Sauer Kraut.
Packing Butter for winter
use.
Pickling-receipcs for rel
ishes, pickles, etc.
Drying NJ e h d s-various
types and principles to be OBJ
served.
The above demonstration and
lecture will begin at IL Am.
Canning Green Peppers, Lima
Beans and Squash.
Canning Pears and Plums.
The above demonstration and
lecture will begin at 3 Pm.
Auditorium-Eighth 0oor. New Bldg.
AL are MISUNDERSTANDING.
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PUBLIC MIsLED, IS CHARGE.
q. S. Attornep Directed to Investi-
gate Claims Regarding Land Entries

The attention Of United States Attorney
Laskey has been called by the Depart
ment Of Justice to the action of certain
persons who are said to be pretending to
furnish reliable and helpful information
to prospective entrymen on lands of the
Oregon and California railroad in Ore
gon. Title to this property has reverted
to the United States. the department
points out.
The public il being misled and deceived
by these persons, says the Department
Of Justice. whom there IL no possible way
by which a preferential right Of entry
can be obtained at this time.
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75c each; were $1.5O.

. Misses Tan Serge Suits. belted coats
with large collars: sizes 10 and Is years
Ss.95 each: were S25 90
Junior Checked Suits. belted coats and
pockets, with full gathered skirts; sizes
II. IA and 16 years. Ss.95 each: were
1918.
IL White MILDLY Blouses. long sleeves.
large collar and pockets: sizes Is and 70
years. 81 90 each. We're S2.Go
! Copenhagen Net Evening Dress. full
skirt; neatly trimmed with self-colored rib
bon: size l6. $500: 5000.
Third floor G street
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Sweater Department.

1 Emerald Green Fiber Silk Sweater
large sailor collar and corded back; size
A.; slightly faded. s7.75: was s9.75
l White and Black Striped brushed Wool
Sweater. convertible collar and beited back:
size 40. S10.75: was sl215
! Tan brushed Wool Sweater We neck
and belted back: size 81. 5000: was $3.50
l White Brushed Wook Sweater, We neck:
size 80. $40; was $500.
Third floor, G street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Coat Department.

l Black and Tan Novelty Striped Auto
mobile Coat, patch pockets; size 40. s1s.15;
was $35 90.
Plaid Green and Tan Cape Coat; size
3s. x1S.75; was $50. So
Mustard Gabsrdine Coats, patch peck
cts and belt; sizes Sc and IS. $500 each;
were 500 So
3 kayser Silk Sport Coats. with large
collars. patch pockets and belt; sizes IS and
40. $1,000 each: were $1,000
3 kayser Silk Slip-on s0vercoats, white
collar and cuffs and patch pockets; Copen-
hagen blue, Holland blue and green; sizes
81 and IS. $s.75 each; were $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Infants Department.

10 Infants Cotton Gauze Shirts. low
neck and short sleeves. 15c each; were
25c.
Rlue Rompers with lowered crepe neck
and sleeves 75c each; were $1.25.
6 pairs Childrens Dark Blue Creepers
were Toe.
4 Children's Coat-style Sweaters. Copen-
hagen blue and rose. 81 90 each: were S1.75.
8 Children's White Piaue Hats. button
on crown, brim lined with rose-colored rep.
soc each; were 75c.
Third floor street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Skirt Department.

White Gabardine Skirts. with double
patch pockets. gathered backs: detach-
able belts: waist sizes 49, 80 and 81 inches.
81 95 each; were $500.
1 Black and White Checked Skirt. with
patch pockets. gathered back. belt; 30-inch
waist measure. 1895: was 1915.
. Paisley Skirts. garnet and tan and
green and tan with inverted pockets: sizes
% and &c inch waists. $..e5 each; were
$3.50.
Third floor G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Misses Department.

Is Misses Serge and Gabar-
dine Suits, belted coats with
large collar and pockets, gath
cred skirts; colors are tan,
rose, mustard and green; sizes
10 and Is wears.
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Special price, SSc pair,
Special price, 37lac pair.
Fridays Splendid
Offerings in
Linen DEPARTMENT.

p dozen Plain Satin Damask
Napkins-especially good for en-
bordering with initials or mono
gram They are easily worth so
per cent more than our
Special price, $500 dozen.
80 dozen Huckaback Towels,
slightly imperfect.
$3.50, $1.80 and Sis dozen.
200 yards All-fax Dress Linen.
IN pink. lavender. red and black.
Special Price, Soc yard.
Exactly half price.
Second floor Eleventh street :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Friday Clearance of
Women's Long Silk Gloves,

Women's l6-button-length Black
and White Silk Gloves are to be
closed out tomorrow.
Black, sizes 81. 6. 61l. 7 and ~.
White, sizes 81, 6, and ~.
Csc pair; were 85c.
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STATS each.
Were $500 to $500.

81 MILDLY Blouses of white
galatea, button-down- the-front
style; colored collar and cuffs
and long sleeves; sizes 10, Is,
20 and p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Friday Sale of
WOMEN'S FINE
SUITS.

Jersey Ribbed Silk Isle Com
bination Suits, OF fine texture and
the lustes of pure silk. They are
made low-neck and sleeveless style,
with umbrella leg or tight knee.
Sizes ) and o.
Special price, $1.OO each.
A quality that we would be
justified in marking
one-third higher.
And the following:
% Women's Swiss Ribbed Lsle Thread
Vests, low neck and sleeves: slightly
imperfect; sizes and g. 25c each; were
S71sc.
81 women's Jersey Ribbed Combination
Suits. low neck and lace-trimmed umbrella
leg: size 5. 35c each; were soc.
Aaia aoor. g street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16

j. III. Printz was held for the action
of the grand jury without bail at Blue
field. W. Va. yesterday, charged with
melting Miss Bessie May Young to
shoot and kill former Mayor E. Z.
Carter Of Bluefeid June IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Wl00owar6 & I0tbrop
New York-WAS1INdTON-Pars
Why the Merchandise in Our Remnant Sales,
Held Every Friday, Is So Desirable.

make feature economic
B nsmpasm the prices o the Day
economy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-16
Parasol Department.

Colored SILK Parasos. ip black and
navy blue. 295 EACH were $500.
Fancy Silk Parasols. $495 each; were
5000.
Main Floor, street entrance.
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100 Dozen Pairs
MEMS SOCKS
On Sale Tomorrow,
6 Pairs for $1.M.

An ideal summer SOCK or an
all-year-round sock, made of
lightweight cotton with triple
woven heels and toes and dou-
bic woven soles. In black,
Palm Beach, gray and white.
These socks have slight If
regularities of weave, but
otherwise are perfect-they
will give as good service as
perfect socks, which regularly
sell at Sc. Special price, g
pairs for S1.OO.
Also a lot of Fancy Colored
Four-in-Hand and Bow Ties,
neat and attractive patterns,
made from Soc and Csc grades
of silks. Special price, 3Sc
each; 3 for $1.00.
M,;n door
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Turks Incited to Prosecute.

The Turk frequently used to show some
respect and Difference to the upper-class
Armenians. the educated people regarding
them as perhaps capable Of being useful
even in a Turkish dominion. The German.
soon as he arrived here, pointed out
the educated Armenian the most dan
gerous of all and instigated the Turks
into organizing a ruthless persecution of
the intellectual classes of Arnenians. One
day they surrounded the Offices of the
conservative newspaper. Asadamard, ar
rested all the staff and deported them. /
know not whittier Will they ever re-
turn? Who knows?
zone day ] walked from place where
thousands of innocent women. girls and
children were bivouaced. suffering name
less niseries. I walked away because
could not bear any more to gaze upon
a little child. i was in Turkish uniform
The child came near me and cried in
Turkish. Give me, for Gods sake, a piece
of bread For five days 1 have eaten
nothing but this He pointed to some
melon skin that had been left lying on
the road
Chi1d's Tears on His Cheeks.
IT answered him in Armenian. and the
poor boy jumped up into my arms. say
ing, Art thou Armenian He remained
there minute. uttering no other word.
But I felt warm tears falling down my
cheek
--The waters of the Euphrates the sands
Of the deserts of Mesopotamia are the
graves of the whole Armenian nation
can no longer weep My tears have frozen
IN my eyes.
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BOYS Department.

II Blue Serge Suits. Norfolk
model; sizes 7, 8, II and IS years
only.
1S Lightweight Wooden Suits.
with two pairs knickerbockers;
sizes 7, s, 9, 10. Is, 10, II and Is
years.
Reduced to S3.95 each.
A small lot of Boys Khaki
Knickerbockers broken sizes,
mostly large.
Reduced to 55c pair.
A small lot OF Boys Military
Suits, blue, khaki and white; sizes
to Il years.
Reduced to SI.o5 each.
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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Tomorrow-Sale of
Women's Hosiery
at Very Special Prices.

Pure Silk Hose-l5 dozen pairs
mostly black, but a few colors ir-
cluded, Isle garter tops and soles;
some outsizes included in the lot
in black and white.
Special price, Ssc pair.
Fine Black Silk Isle Hose. %
dozen pairs; slightly irregular in
weave. If perfect they would sell
at 60c.
Special price, 37Iac pair.
And the following:
20 pairs Women's White Lis!es Hose
uneven weave: sizes .. 81 and 10. Special
price. -" pair
80 pairs Womens Extra Size Iasle and
SILK Iisle Hose. black and white: uneven
weave: sizes 3. 90 and 10. Special price,
40c pair
Main floor. G. street