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Evening star., 1917-09-27
A Friday Clearance of
Bathroom Fixtures.

Rustless Bathroom Fixtures
solid nickel plating on brass;
good heavy weight that will
not bend and break. Reduc-
tions are nearly half.
About half of the items are
only one-of- kind, and the
others range from 2 to E. The
total number of pieces Is 43, so
you will see how necessary Is
immediate response,
Sponge Holders, 35c and CSC
each, were Csc and $1.O0.
Towel Bars. 45c, 55c and TIC
eachy were 75c, s5c and s1.15.
Match Holders, 4Oc each; were
Csc,
Tumbler Holder, s5c; was soc.
Toilet Paper Holder, 15c; was
ESQ,
Match Holder. s5c, was SIC.
Robe Hooks, &c, Zoe and 15c
each, were 16c. 26c and 25c.
2 Glass Shelves, Csc each; were
SIPS.
Csc.
Nickel-frame Oval Mirror,
$500. was s'F no
And the following!
,-Istand. s1.e5a
was $50.
Gray Enamel Bread Raising Pan;
81 90; was Sl.65.
Gray Enamel Preserving Kettle,
45c; was 65c.
Gray Enamel Stew Kettle. SOC; was
50c.
$1.35.
i White Enamel Tea Kettle. e1.15J
was s1.s5.
/ Tin Wash Boiler. 50. 50; was $500.
| w'zor.I nl Mon. 5Or: was 81 90
Wizard Dust Mop, 75c; was $1.25.
Fifth nour, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Friday Clearance of
Georgette Crepe Blouses
$3.95 each-were $5.75.

A lot of about 40 Georgette
Crepe Blouses taken from reg
ular stock, and including rose,
peach, maize, gold, chartreuse,
plain white and black and
flesh colors. They are all very
attractive new styles, not over
five of any one model being
shown, and mostly one Of a
kind. Sizes from SO to AZ. 1895
each; were S5.75.
And the following:
long sleeves and roll collar. $e.75 each;
i Pink Silk Marguisette Blouse. ad-
Unstable collar. $500; was $500.
trimmed adjustable collar. $s.7s; was
Georgette Crepe Blouses. plain styles.
white and flesh tint. $50 each; were
White Georsette Crepe Blouse. long
sleeves and fst collar. $4.50: was - Is.
IL Japanese Silk Blouses. in ne:h:
green and black, long sleeves and nat
collars. $3.50 each; were 1925.
Japanese silk Blouses, flesh color.
Russian style. $2.s6 each; were 1855.
And the following remnants in Lin-
gerie and Cotton Blouses:
3S Cotton Wolfe, Organdy and Linen
Blouses, with frills. tucks, lace tnser-
ton and embroidery trimming. long
sleeves and high or low collars; slightly
soiled. 1896 each: were $500 and 1910.
20 Linen and Cotton yoile Blousee,
high and low collars; slightly soiled.
secs each; were $3.95 and $500.
Is Figured and Plain Wolfe and Linen
Blouses; slightly soiled. 2.2S each;
were 50 so and S2.95.
27 Striped and Plain White Blouses.
of linen and cotton voile; slightly
soiled. S1.l5 each; were $3.50 and
$2.95.
lot of Plain White and Colored
Blonses S1.96 each; were $3.50.
II Waists. plain white and colors,
slightly soiled. CSC each; were $1.00.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
WOMEN'S FINE
HIGH SHOES,
Reduced for Clearance
to $3.50 the pair.

Elegant quality feathers, and
graceful. refined styles, that
formerly sold from $500 to
$l1.0O. Only a few pairs of each
style. They are to be closed
out because of present condi-
tions, which prohibit the re-
newal of these same lines.
The lot consists of about 90
pairs, as follows:
10 pairs White Kidskin Lace Shoes,
welt sole and French Louis heel: few
with low heel. Sizes 31s. 4. ohB; 4
and 61aC; and Cd:
8 pairs Women's White kidskin But
ton Shoes. French Louis heel and welt
soles. Sizes ga. Alb, &C.
pairs Patent Leather Lace Shoes. with
white kidskin tops, hand-turn soles and
French Louis heels. Sizes 5 and 5lsB;
81, 5L and &c.
II pairs Women's Ivory kfdskin Lace
Shoes, hand-turn soles and French Louis
heels Is sizes sss "A; ;nS ~; snS 2. Sh' and
"a pairs Tan Russia Caifskin Lace
Shoes, hand-welt soles and leather Span
ish heels; sizes 4la and 5AA; "A; I,
5h and 7B; 8. 31a, 4. 8, and &c; 3,
8ls, 8. 5ls, s and 61aD.
81 pairs Plain-toe Tan Russia Calf
skin Lace Shoes. welt soles and leather
Spanish heels sizes 5. 01s. 6iH and 1AA;
4. 5, 5Is and GA. 7B; s. Az. Z. ~.
8. 5la. 3. 61a and &c; 3, 4, An, 5h.
6H and I'd.
$3.50 pair-were $500 to $11.o0.
Third floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
0ccoquan.

Full inquiry into the conditions at the
District penal farm at Occoquan is now
assured and should be pressed to a def
mite conclusion. The allegations that
prisoners there are treated inhumanely
and improperly fed, which were ad-
vanced in connection with the incarcera-
ton there Of Q number Of women for
picketing the White House, are serious
in their nature. IF we'll founded, they
should lead to reforms. II unfounded,
the management Of the institution
should be exonerated. Warrington has
regarded Occoquan - . model prison.
It has been 80 viewed by the officials
charged with its supervision. II It Is
nismanagsd. or Il the inmates are
abaesd q tee ssyessly puaiahsd Of ~
Evening star., 1917-09-27
The Revenue Conference.

In the matter Of the war revenue
measure a compromise in conference
was necessary, and one has been
reached. A deadlock would have been
both deplorable and ine1cusable.
When the conference report comes on
to be heard its full nature and value
should be made clear by its authors.
Both House and Senate before voting
ON 1t should understand it thoroughly.
And In this way the country will re-
ceive much desired information.
With or without cause, much curiosity
and some uneasiness exist in business
circles about the whole revenue ques-
tion. Nobody Of substance has been e1-
peeting or desiring to escape assess
ment. Tho country's needs are recog-
nised. Those charged with the conduct
Of the war must have money in quanti-
ties and have it now.
At the Same time everybody called
upon to contribute to the government's
support in the present emergency is en-.
titled to particulars. The why's and
wherefores should accompany the sum
or sums demanded
The confusion existing has reason tc
support It. New sources Of revenue are
opened. and may be drawn upon a
heavily In future ss now. Hence the
number Of questions that have arisen
some ef which only experts thus Fl,
have bsen able 70 answer.
~ - - snid bsfsrs, he psspll
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Skirt Department.

White Tafeta Silk Skirt, With .ide
drapery, shirred around waist; stylish
model; 27-inch waist. $l5.0o; was
silk Serge sports aktrts, fcld aad
green. 1900 each; were $ld1o ana
Black and White Plaid Wool Sports
Skirt, patch pockets and belt. $l0.oo;
3 White Skirts of Cotton Gabardins
and Rep; sizes up to % waist measure.
s.. .95 each; were $3.50 and 1885.
A small lot of White Pique
Skirts; sizes to % waist meas
ure; regular sl.0o skirts, re-
duced to soc each.
The entire remaining stock OF
our best White Linen, Gabar-
dine and Pique Skirts, greatly
reduced for clearance.
$1,000 Skirts, $555 each.
$3.50 and $S.75 Skirts, $s.ss each.
Ss.75 Skirts, $2.95 each.
Third door. G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
China Department.

L Handsomely Decorated Limoges
China Soup Tureen. Specially priced
$3.50
Imported Decorated Berry Set. Spe-
cial price, S1.aS.
4 English Porcelain Covered Dishes,
neat decorations 75c each; were $l.I5.
. Limoges China Platters. border
patterns; suitable for turkey. S1.sa
each; were S3.T5.
l Imported Jardiniere, richly deco
rated sl.a5; was $500.
/ Decorated Limoges China Sugar and
Cream Set. Special price. S1.2o.
l Imported China Salad Bowl. Spe-
cial price, I5c.
Cracker and Cheese Dishes. Dresden
pattern. Special price, sl.25 each.
1 Imported Sandwich Set. India tree
pattern. Special price. s2.95.
l Relish Set, mahogany finished tray
with three glass trays on same: slightly
imperfect. Soc; was $3.50.
l Imported Cake Plate, rich pattern
Of fine china. Special price. $1.25.
1 Marmalade jar. Nippon china.
neatly decorated; slightly imperfect. 45c;
WAS 75c.
Fifth floor, F street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Sweater Department.

l Pink Brushed Wool Sweater, con-
vertible collar, trimmed in Copenhagen:
size A; slightly soiled. 1915: was $S.75.
med in white, convertible collar; size %.
1915; was Ss.75.
Lavender striped Sweater. sailor
collar and belted back, trimmed in
white; size 40. $3.50: was $500.
I Bisque Brushed Wool Sweater, trim
med In blue; We neck: size SO. $500;
was $3.50.
Yellow Fiber Silk Sweater, slightly
faded; size 80. A.7o; was $500.
Green Fiber Silk Sweater, with
sailor collar: size A.. $7.75; was S9.75.
Third noor, center.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Coat Department.

Blue Poplin Coat. semi-ftted; size
40. s1s75: was So 100.
Silverton Shetland Jersey Sweater
Coat. in blue; size IS. $500; was
5000
| White PonGee Sport Coat, embroid-
cred in rose and white: large collar and
sash; size IS. $500; was s39. so.
Green and White and Tan and
Brown Flaid Wool Capes; size 49,
S1oT5 each: were so9.5O.
Tan Gabardine Cape Coat. belted
front; size 40. $500; was $500.
1 White Keyser Silk Coat: size 40.
s. 90; was SETS.
Third floor G. street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Boys Department.

16 School Suits, in serviceable
wool mixtures; sizes Z, 3, ,. 10.
1s, II and 1s years only. Reduced
to 1895 each.
2 dozen Small Boys Cloth Hats.
sizes to 10 years. Reduced to
5Oc each.
3 dozen pairs Boys Flannel
cite Pajamas. broken sizes. Re-
duced to $1.oo each.
Fourth floor, street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
THEODORE w. MOVES. .. . Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
11th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Going to War With Our Sons.

Our sons in training to be soldiers or
sailors OF already in active service are
rightly followed every day Of the new
life by the loving and anxious solici-
tuds Of the folks at home. They have
shown the supreme patriotic devotion of
possible sacrifice of life upon the ma
tional altar. 1t is for US who remain at
home to cooperate by personal service
and money contribution to minimize the
evils and dangers to which they are ex-
posed, and to promote in every way pos
Eble not only their military efficiency,
but their comfort, their happiness, their
mental and moral well being.
Soon our new National Army of hun
dreds Of thousands of our sons will be
Quartered in cantonments and training
.samps. Taken from the duties and di-
versions to which they are accustomed,
they are isolated under military re-
traint and discipline and endure for
love of country labors and privations
which are strange to them.
Not only as soldiers but in the
process Of becoming soldiers we know
that they are subjected to the assaults
Of the enemy. The shot and shell and
poison gases of the Germans at the
front are more easily met than the in
sidious attacks in camp of the devils of
last, of gambling and of drink.
Today's war duty of US Washingto-
mans is to respond promptly and whole
heartedly to the appeal for our co-opera
tion in the creation of system of war
Libraries, which shall supply books, mag
azines and newspapers to our boys in
camp. What is sought and the method
Of accomplishing it have been explained
in detail in The Star. Washington's
motto has always been: "Give much or
little as you can. But give something
and give at oncei"
Each cantonment Of the new Army is
. little city Of about $4,000 inhabitants
Its population entities it to a public
library in time of peace. The need of
it in war time in a vast training camp
is obviously multiplied. Such libraries
win give opportunity to the soldier who
wishes to learn what books can teach
him concerning his new profession.
They will give wholesome mental recrea-
tion to the weary soldier whose muscles
ache from unaccustomed demands upon
them. They will offer the. homesick,
unhappy and tempted soldier haven of
refuge from the camp devils of lust
and drink.
By utilizing such opportunities as
that afforded by the appeal for war
libraries We who are untitled to fight at
tie front can 60 part way to war by the
side Of our sons, serving in camp and
eantonment As their shield-bearers, pro-
teeting them against some of the dead
Hest war perils to which they are ex-
posed.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Gowns and Dresses
Reduced.

Nile Green Taffeta Evening
Dress, trimmed in pistache
green satin; size SO. $l9.75;
was S4750.
White Tulle Evening Gown,
made over silver cloth and EN-
broidered iii silver; size 50.
$500; was $3.50.
/ Black Taffeta Evening
Gown. S1o.75; was S2950.
Black Satin Evening Gown;
size SO. s29.s0; was $3.50.
Black Tulle Evening Gown,
made over black silk. $500;
was $500.
Black Net Evening Gown,
made over black satin; size 50.
Sz9.5O; was $4950.
/ Black Tafeta Evening
Gown, trimmed in silver lace;
size 40. $3.50; was s3o50.
? Blue Polka Dot Foulard
Dresses; sizes 3S and 40. S19.75
each; were $2950
2 Lavender striped Wolfe
Dresses, $500 each; were S695.
Pongee Sport Dress, $1,000;
was Sl875.
4 Pink and Pink andwhite
Linen Dresses, $1,000 each; were
S16.95,
Blue Net Afternoon Dress,
trimmed in orchid color flowers
with blue satin girdle. $500;
was S4500.
Striped Wash Silk Shirt
Waist Dress. $1,000; was Sl695.
Gold Khaki Kool Sports
Dress, embroidered in navy
blue. Sl975; was S4950
White Crepe de Chine Dress,
button trimmed; size SO. $500;
was S2o.50.
1 White Yo San Silk Sports
Dress, with orange colored
striped trimming; size sc.
$500; was $500.
Third floor. G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Hosiery Department.

As pairs women's Fine Black
Lisle Hose, uneven weave; sizes
sM. Q and ~. s5hc pairs were
SOC.
20 pairs women's Out Lisls
Hose. plain black and white:
size az. Reduced to l0e pair.
Is pairs Women's Pure silk
Hose, in white and colors: sizes
3 and 91s; soiled. 91.o0 pair;
were $1.35.
Main floor, @ street,
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Knit Underwear Dept.

80 Women's Jersey Ribbed Lisls
Thread Vests low neck. no
sleeves; sizes and 9. Reduced
from s7Mo to 21c each. Slightly
imperfect.
IA woman's Wool Vests. high
neck. long sleeves; sizes 80. 81,
% and 10. Reduced from $1.30
to Sl.oo each.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
For Tomorrow's 8 Sale
rs WOMEN'S SIS,
$3.50 and $3.50
SUITS,
$18.75 each.

OF Serge, Poplin and
Gabardine, in the practical
colors of navy blue and
black.
The coats are belted, braid
trimmed and plated, with
plain yokes and collars.
The skirts are plain gath
cred models, with belts and
pockets.
Sizes "a to 4SH.
SI8.75 each.
And the following:
Black TafYeta Suit. GeoRsstts
model; coat embroidered and finished
with Jet beads; gathered skirt: size
e. $500: was $1,000.
1 Navy Blue Silk Popltn Suit
self-trimmed dressy coat has large
roll collar and pockets: plain gath
cred skirt; size 20. $500; was
$500.
Apple Green Khaki Keel Suit,
three-quarter-lsngth coat With large
collar and pockets: skirt has poeksts
and belt; size 50. $500; was
$500.
/ Khaki Kool Suit, rose eoat and
white skirt; smart sport style; size
50. 81. 90; was $500.
Third floor. @ street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Infants' Department.

Children's White India Linen
Dresses. hish-Vaist style. neatly trim
med With enhrcidery and lace s1ee;
waist trimmed with beading and T1b-
bon: si.es 2, I and years. Sl.25 each;
were $2.00.
4 Children's Blue and Brown Yslt
hats, round crown. with ribbon haAd
and bow. $7.5S each; were Se.76.
2 Copsnhagen and Grssn Velour chil-
silk band and streamars. &S.75 each;
were aB.00.
3 Chiidren's Copenhagen Blue Elder
deva Teddy Suits (sweater, cap. leg
gins and mitts). 800 each; were S5.00.
Children's White Cashmere Goats,
bog style, finished with collar, cuffs, belt
aAd white pearl buttons. $3.50 each;
verN $500.
Fourth deer. G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Upholstery Dept.

A large number of remnant
lengths OF Cretonnes, Tapes
tries, Curtain Swiss, Nets and
Upholstery and Drapery ma
terials of various styles, quail
tiles and colors. Lengths range
from 4 to AS yards, and can be
utilized to splendid advantage
by nearly every woman in the
beautifying of her home.
Is to Y less than regular prices.
Fifth floor, G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Corset Department.

Is pairs Corsets. nne eoutil, in low
assorted shes. $3.50 pair; were $50
and $500.
pairs American Lady Corsets,
medium bust and long skirt. rubber IN
set over back and hips; made o. frsncn So cn
coutil; sizes 20, p, % and %. <2.U0
pair; were $500.
4 pairs Pink Brocade Corssts: medium
bust and long skirt; sizes "a. %. % and
80. 500 pair; were $3.50.
Third floor + street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Toy Department.

Closing out several good Toys
in small quantity lots at greatly
reduced prices. They are mostly
boys toys; splendid values.
A lot Of Target Games. 6es
each, were $1.oo.
A lot Of Cardboard Soldier
Sets, lie aAl 36c eaeAp were $50
and SOC.
Three lots Of Umakszn Te7A
zBc eaeAs were 500.
800 eacAs were 7sa
Sl.00 eaeAl were e1.eo.
Three lots Of Boy Contractor
lHc eachp were 3SA
zSc eacAs were SOC.
Boo saeAl were 1i.eo.
A lot Of Let % HAvs Psaes"
Puzzles.
lEs aaGAp veso 9Sa
r8tA AesT, p 0lSssG
Evening star., 1917-09-27

By this time President Wilson's reply
to Pope Benedict should have reached
many German homes, to be read in
secret, perhaps, but carrying message
moro potent on that account.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Umbrella Department.

women's Colored Silk Umbrellas,
with fancy handles. S2.95 each; were
$500.
Z Mems 2S-inch Black Union TahetA
Umbrellas. with silver-trimmed han
dies. S1.95 each; were $500.
Main iooT. G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Friday Clearance Of
GIRLS AND
MISSES SHOCKS,
$1.S0 each.
Were $2.z5 to $2.SNI

Smocks were very fashion,
able during the past season,
and will be worn a great
deal by school girls this
autumn. An opportunity of
this kind should be promptly
taken advantage of.
Smocks made Of white
Lonsdale jean. hand shocked.
and also those trimmed in
colored fabrics; some slip-on
style. and others in coat style
opening down front
Mostly sizes 10. Is and 20.
but some smaller sizes are in
cluded.
They are slightly soiled
and unused, but very
specially priced At $50
each.
Third door. O street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Steel has gone down in price and the
expect to pull through on
half the money formerly required. The
elasticities of commercial calculations
are away beyond the brain of the aver
age ultimate consumer.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Occoquan is a blossoming place that
looks at distance like a summer re-
sort. But no prudent prisoner is ad-
vised to spend the winter there. In a
very short time the pieketing season
should be declared closed
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Black Dress Goods Dept.

215 yards B4-iach Gabardine. $500;
was sees.
2Is yards 54-inch French Serge. A.o0;
was $4.ss.
2la yards b4-incA French serss. $500;
was $6.25.
81 yards 40-inch Lupin's Wsol voils.
$2.75: was $50.
81 yards 54-inch French Serge. $e75;
was $7.ss.
81. yards 44-inch French Serge. &A.76;
was 1878.
AZ yards 54-inch French Serge. $500;
was $3.50.
3s yards 50-inch Chiffon Broadcloth.
500; was &s.07.
80 yards 42-inch French Serge, $4.sb;
was $5.75.
yards 44-inch Brilliantine Nohair.
$500; was e8.00
8 yards 4A-inch Ail-silk Crepe De
Chine, $3.50: was @1o.Sa.
2h yards 5e-inch Chiffon Broadcioth.
$1,000; was $11.25.
Second door, G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

It is unpleasant to suspect anybody
of plotting But the fact is apparent
that the kaiser has been getting a great
deal of insidious moral encouragement,
as we'll as some valuable information.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Senator La Follette's declaration that
he will be serving in Congress twenty
five or thirty more years cannot ma
terially affect the plans and activities
of this particular community. Tell it
to Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

The fact that Dudley F. Malone has
a record as a genial orator on occasions
of mirth and sentiment does not pre-
vent him from being first-class chorus
master at an indignation meeting
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Safety in Railroading.

From the Springfield Republican.
It is regarded a. axiomatic that the
number OF railway accidents through
amount Of business though in recent
years. az safety devices have increased
and efforts have been made to instill
principles OF safety in railway en-
|ployes thsrs has been lessening Of
Evening star., 1917-09-27
SPECIAL.

50 dozen Women's Jersey
Ribbed Lightweight Cotton
Combination Suits; two
styles, low neck, no sleeves
and knee length; high neck,
long sleeves and ankle
length. Ali sizes. A good
fall weight. Special price,
75c each.
Main HeoS. q stssst.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Every time an Austrian statesman
thinks about that scrap Of paper treaty
with Belgium he should stop and think
some more about the status of his own
agreements with Germany.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Two dollars constitute so pleasant a
figure for wheat that some of the farm
ers are tempted to organize and try to
make it permanent.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

CASTOR Means, like Austria, finds the
Berlin government of no assistance
when he gets into real trouble
Evening star., 1917-09-27

France has for many years nursed the
hope of exploding the theory that
Alsace- Lorraine had become genuinely
German territory.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

It seems possible that more investi-
CATION will be added to the trouble and
expense to which Bernstorff has put this
country.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

People who have paid health experts
real money for instructions to cut out
candy can now get tho same advice
gratis fxom Mr.. Hoover.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Disclosures from the State Depart
ment have developed an interest never
attained by any other form of continued
story.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
WOMENS COTTON
CREPE DRESSING
SACQUES
Win be specially offered
tomorrow ut 81. 90 each.

tomorrow at $l.U each.
Women's Crepe Dressing
Sacques, extra fine quality, in
two styles. one with collar and
the other collarless; neat satin
ribbon trimming. Shown in all
desirable shades. Special price,
$l.W each.
And the following:
Crsps Dc Chine Oamisoles. flesh and
white, plaiAly finished with hemstitch-
iag or narrow lace trimming. Soc each;
were Si.O0.
Nainsook Gowns, low neck and long
sleeves. embroidery yoke and sleeves.
Sbe each; were e1.00.
Eainsook Envelope Chemises. daintily
trimmed with embroidery edging, bead
iag and ribhsn. 16c each: were &t.00.
Black Chiffon Ta6eta Pettfcoats,
With deep dare ruined and plated dounco.
t22b each; were S2.95.
Third door. = street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Berlin now and then mentions peace,
but the "made in Germany" label is al
ways implied.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
A Bacterial Sorrow.

A Bacterial Sorrow.
"What's the matter, little microbes"
inquired the typhoid germ.
"Im utterly discouraged" replied the
anthrax bacillus. "Here I am employed
in the military service of a great en-
peror. Even if I earn the iron cross,
Pm not big enough to wear it."
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Millinery Dept.

Small Velvet Mushroom and
sros1sn.SbI srows and BLACK. si.s5 each: were 500
Iarge-shape Trimmed Velvet Hat,
s.ups facing and 10 bly,: oS s~ s.sp' r's
bon f!,mminTs GraH Tsnets % H.t 5000 @ With
black grosgrain ribbon; small shape.
s.. 90; was $50.
RED Velvet Hat. medium sise. erusA
ssisS: e *: .s With s7sc essais f'e0'a srin"ias'
i Garnet Velvet Mushroom Hat. trim
med with sand-colorsd feather. 47.6o;
was $1,000.
Sailor, fibben trimmed. e6,0e; was
$3.50.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1917-09-27

Reducing production at the mines is
a highly impractical way to save coal
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Another Look.

"T1l look for work." a man once said.
A job came round his way.
He gave one look and turned his head
And looked the other way.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Large TOYS.

30, y ousdoS. s,, slesPisF :. cs,ss g fss sssi:s
I skip Cars. With rubber tirei stssi
wheels. &l.2t each; wsfe SS.0o.
Wiser Cars, good sxsselssrs fse
children. csc each; were 14.oo,
Fourth aoor, Eleventh stfSst,
Evening star., 1917-09-27

"a hopeful disposition is mighty fine"
said Uncle Eben. "But it doesn' give
you no license to sit down an loaf till
your hope comes out"
Evening star., 1917-09-27
Easy Program.

Easy Program.
Wisht was a weather man,
With nothin' much to do
Excep' to sit around and scan
The skies OF gray or blue.
My little bulletin I'd franc
In letters large an clear,
An always cause 1t to proclaim
A word Of timely cheer.
On winter warmth an summer chill
My comments I'd pursue,
An leave them hangin' round until
Each one Of them came true.
Evening star., 1917-09-27
An Apprehension.

"What do you think Of this PROPOSE
tion to have people wear wooden
shoes7"
"Dont like it. Fuel may be so scarce
that you'll wake up some morning and
find the furnace expert has comman-
deered your shoes for kindling."