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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS.

cut from straight strips Of material
One end Of the strip is stitched to the
skirt at the hip and the other is fas-
tened by means of snappers, SO that
they may be allowed to hang loosely at
the sides or gathered up to form dog
cared pockets. The coat of green ter-
sey is box plated and belted at nor
NAL waist line. 1t shows slashed side
pockets and bishop sleeves Both skirt
and coat are trimmed with large bone
buttons. This model appears in the
sketch.
Brown jersey is fashioned into an
other sport model. with box-plaited
coat. the collar. cuffs and belt braided
in green. The gracefully haring skirt
was stitched to a smoothly fitting yoke
and piped with green.
Military boots are the vogue of the
moment. There are the high-laced
boots, with heavy soles and heels. Also
thcre are oily grain tan oxfords with
wing tips and smart perforations. Wool
sport hose look we'll with these oxfords
and are found quite popular. They
come in plaids and stripes and various
clever designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

heading back toward the fence again.
when Danny caught sight Of a shadow
sweeping across the ground. Now,
shadow wouldn't frighten you or me.
but Danny's heart jumped right up In
his throat at sight of that shadow.
He didn't have to look up In the AIR to
know who made that shadow. Danny
knows the shadow Of every one who
flies over the Green Meadows and of
every one who walks there. He has
made 1t his business to know shadows
and all about them.
"Redtail the Hawk" squeaked DAN
ny. Run. Nanny, run for covert
Then Danny and Nanny did just as
they had done when Black Pussy so
nearly caught them-they separated.
Danny started straight ahead for the
fence row as fast as his short legs
could be made to go. Nanny darted off
to one side, lodged and crept under
some old cornstalks she had seen. Red
tail hesitate1 just wee second, unde-
cided which one to try to catch. That
one wee second gave Danny just time
enough to reach the bushes along the
fence. and Redtairs great claws closed
ally scratched Danny. With scream
Of disappointment Redtail swung up
into the air on his broad wings, and
there he sailed in circles. watching be-
low. He had seen where Nanny had
gone and he hoped to get her when she
should venture out.
Now. Danny hadn't seen where Nanny
had gone. and Nanny hadn't seen just
what happened to Danny. she had to
stay a long time under those cornstalks
before Redtail finally gave up and she
could safely get across to the fence
row. When she got there she could
find no sign Of Danny. You see. he had
run some distance both ways along the
fence row looking for Nanny. and then
decided that she must have gone on
ahead. thinking that she was behind
him. So. at last he had hurried on hop
ing to catch up. And all the time he
kept saying over and over: Nanny s
lost. Poor Nanny. She never can find
her way alone. What Will she do with
out me-"
And right that very time Nanny was
hunting for Danny and saying, over and
over to herself: 'Danny's lost. know
he is. Perhaps I'll never. never see
him again. He's lost. 1 know he's
lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Friday Clearance Sale in
THE CHINA DEPART
MENT.

The shortage of China from
abroad has very materially left
many lines in both the fancy and
the practical china incomplete,
with odd lots and assortments that
cannot be brought to their usual
degree of completeness.
We have gathered all these
pieces together from the entire
department and placed them on
Ten Separate Tables
for 4 quick disposal.
There is the greatest possible
variety of first quality, useful
china-no seconds or imperfect
pieces-but good, clean, standard,
sefviceable chinawares.
Among a vast assortment may
be mentioned:
BoNBoN DISHES, CELERY
DISHES, SPOON TRAYS. TEA
POT, SUGAR AND CREAM
SETS, WHIPPED CREAM
SETS, ODD PLATES IN MANY
SIZES AND DESIGNS, CUPS
AND SAUCERS FOR ALL
USES.
In view of the difficulties now
encountered in getting good china
from abroad this opportunity is
we'll worth consideration-and &C
ton.
Every article Is marked
"a and less than II regular prices.
Fifth floor, G street.
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FRIDAY SALE OF
WOMEN'S PUMPS.

Several small lots have been
grouped together for clearance be-
cause they are too badly broken in
sizes for regular stock. The assort-
ment of styles is one that will make
very strong appeal.
Cur, Metal Ca1fskin. with tongue and
buckles Plain Gun Metal Pumps, turn
and welt soles: Spanish and French
Louis heels. Bronze Kidskin Pumps
trimmed with gold kidskin band
across instep; Plain Pumps with
small buckle. African Brown Kid
skin Pumps, with all stitching in
white. turn soles and self-covered
Spanish heels.
Sizes in the combined lot as fol-
lows:
AA-4. ~. S, 81. 6. 81 and 7.
As. 81. 4, ~, 5. 6, 6H and 7.
B-3. 81, 4. S, 81, 6 and 7.
C-2z, 8, 81, 4. ~, S, 81. 6, 81
and 7.
D-3. 81. 4. ~, S, 81. 6. 81 and Z.
$3.75 pair-were $500 to
$500.
Third floor, Tenth street.
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Housefurnishing Dept.

Aft. Kitchen Tables. 500 and s2.eS each:
were ka25.
Melon Mold. a5c: was s5c.
Kitchen Strafner, 1Oc: Wis Csc.
9 Teabsli Teapots, 500 each: were 500.
/ Mothptoof Bae. dc: was $1.50.
Rubber Rath Mats o5c each: were soc.
8 Watering Cans. Toe. 15e, zoe and CSC EACH
were &c to 45c.
. Folding Clothes Horses, 2oc and SOC each:
were G6c and t1.25.
1 lot Fancy Coat Hangers. &c each: were f5c
Nickrl-frAme Casserole. $1.00; WAS $i.75.
/ Curtain Stretcher. &1.00: was &225.
Curtain Sfrefrher. Toe: was Sf.50.
10 rolls Shelf Paper, 10c and 15c each; were
30c.
lot Rubber Door Mats. CSC each were SIC.
lot Paper Picnic Sets. &c each; were 10c.
1 Clothes BASKET. 75c; was $t.25.
2 Clothes Hampers. SIC and $500 each; were
81 Is and $3.50.
White Enameled Bsth Stool. 50c and &1.5o
each: were 7sc ana 500.
These articles are slightly shopwofn, dam
AGED or imperfect.
Fifth floor. r street.
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THE SALE OF
WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL
NEW DRESSES AT SIS

Dresses made of fashions
choicest spring silks-taffetas,
crepe de chimes and crepe meteofs.
New Coat-style Dresses, made
in two pieces; Straight-line Dress
es, Beautiful Plated Dresses,
Dresses with the waist line defined
by stirring and cording; prettily
trimmed as the season dictates
with buttons. smart pockets,
touches of colored stitching or
embroidery, sashes and flowing
belts: many very attractive Sports
styles.
Plain Shades and Combination
colors in the most attractive har-
monized tones; sizes 50 to AZ.
Dresses from one of our best
makers-very special at SIS.
Third floor, street
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LI1IILESoR!Es
&rBEDTInE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1917. by T. W. Burgess.)
Which Was Lost?

For a long minute Danny and Nanny
Meadow Mouse stared out at the sunny
place among the bushes beside the
fence where Mr.. Blacksnake lay sun
ming himself. 1t had been a narrow
escape. a very narrow escape, indeed.
1t had been such a narrow escape that
Danny was still trembling so that his
funny little short tail shook. You
know, he had almost run right into
Mr.. BIacksnake. 1t was lucky, very
lucky. for Danny that Mr.. Blacksnake
was asleep at the time. Danny could
hardly believe even now that Mr..
Blacksnake hadn't heard him as he
scampered back so suddenly that he
knocked Nanny Meadow Mouse over.
But Mr.. Blacksnake hadn't, and as
soon as Danny and Nanny were sure
OF this they began to breathe easier.
Then they stopped shaking.
What shall we do?" whispered
Nanny.
legs will take u.s." Danny whispered
back.
Shall we go the way we have
Gomez" asked Nanny.
No." replied Danny. promptly. I'VE
are going home to the Green Meadows.
other danger that ever was or ever
win be. Now. you follow me, and mind
that you keep right at my heels"
Nanny promised that she would. and
Danny led the way out into the open
in order to go around Mr.. B1acksnake.
He took good care, did Danny. to go a
long way around. for he is much afraid
of Mr.. Blacksnake, and he intended to
take no chance that Mr.. Blacksnake
might wake up and see them. Per-
haps this was the wisest thing to do,
but 1t was also a dangerous thing to
do. You see, it meant leaving the safe
cover of the bushes and grass along
the fence and going right out where
there was nothing at all to hide them.
They had safely passed the place
where Mr.. Blacksnake lay and were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Sweater Department.

1 White and Black Striped Brushed Wool
Sweater, convertible collar and belted back; size
AZ. $1O.75: SITE.
/ Green Brushed Wool Sweater. with cream
trimmings, convertible collar and belted back:
size A. $3.50; was $3.50.
1 Alice Blue Brushed Wool Sweater, with
cream trimmings convertible collar and beltcd
back: size 40. $3.50; was $3.50.
1 Emerald Green Fiber Silk Sweater. We neck
and sash back: size IS. $4.75; was $500.
Gold Fiber Silk Sweater. We neck and belted
back size IS. S4.75: was 5000.
Third floor & street.
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gay colored silk.
The little sport suit shown in the
sketch Is made of plain white and
chartreuse silk jersey CLOTH The scarf
collar is the especial feature of the
suit This collar is formed of two
folds of the colored fabric, and it is
attached to the neck of the coat at
about its lengthwise center. When de-
sired it may be held together by the
button and buttonhole appearing near
the end However, for summer wear
the collar will usually be worn open.
The coat is finished with generous
pockets. overlaid with buttoned-on
laps of gold jersey. The skirt Is SIM
pie and straight, gathered in at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

1 Old Ivory Pullman Sleeper Carriage. fine
corduroy iinihs and windshield; safety belt.
425 90; was $32.j0.
/ Old Ivory Pullman Sleeper CarriaSe. re.
movable cushions. windshield TO match. t27.50:
i DID Ivory Pullman Sleeper Carriage. re-
movable cushions: windshield. &31.50; was
$3.50.
/ Old Ivory Carriage. full corduroy lining
with windshield; artillery wheels. t2s.oe: wac
81. 90.
1 outdoor Sleeping Carriage. oak finish. t1s5:
was 1000.
Witzer Ksfs for children. CSC each; were
$3.50.
one-ofa- kind designs we want TO close out.
Fourth floor. Eleventh street.
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Infants Department.

White seersucker Rompers. skirt style with
square neck and short sleeves; elastic at knee.
35c each: were TIC.
White Lawn Dresses. square neck and short
sleeves, in long effect. with beading ana
ribbon. tic each: were 81 .25.
Infanfs White Nainsook Gowns. YOKE
tucked and featherstitched. neck and sleeves
edged with lace. Soc each: were 81 -.
chiidren,s White Cambria Nishfsownsa;
trimmed with hAnd-~mbfoidered sprays ana
scalloped edge. T5r each: were 80.
10 ChHdren's Fine NAinsook Gowns. hand
made: yoke Of hnA tucks. feAfhefsfitching, lace
snd buttons. 100 each were 92.25.
Third floor. F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Veal Balls.

Two cups chopped raw veal, one-half
cup chopped raw salt pork. one cup
cracker crumbs, one-half cup water or
stock. few drops onion juice, one table
spoonful vinegar, one and one-half tea
spoonfuls salt, one tablespoonful -four.
one egg.
Mix the ingredients well, then shape
them into balls and saute in pork fat.
Cover with curry sauce and cook in
oven for one hour Serve with cooked
rice Or macarOni.
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Sweet Potato Pone.

Four cups hot mashed sweet pota-
toes. one cup hot milk. two tablespoon
fu,s ginger, one-quarter teaspoonful
salt. one cup butter. one cup sugar, one
orange rind and juice.
cream the butter, then add the sugar
and cream well together. When creamy,
add the remaining ingredients. peat
well. then pour into a butter pan and
bake for one hour in a moderate oven
Serve hot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Friday Clearance Of
REED LAMPS.
So Desirable for Summer
Homes.

Designs that remain from large as
sentiments are now being closed out.
They are artistic in shape and very de-
sirable for summer use.
Small Desk or Bedroom lamps, brown finish:
shades lined with pretty cretonnes. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
White Enamel Table Lamp. shade lined
with blue silk. $500; was $3.50.
Green Reed Table Lamp. shade lined with
cretonne. $500; was 111.00.
PompeiAn- finish Reed Table Lamp, shade
lined with red. $500; was $t2.50.
Small Reed bones. with silk lining; for
hail. reception hall or den. $3.50 each; were
1000.
Reed Donies. suitable for dining ROOM
library, ETC.. cretonne lined. $50 each; were
$3.50.
i brown Reed Dome. suitable for hail or
den. $3.50; was S12 So.
Fourth door, @ street.
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Knit Underwear Dept.

II women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle Thread Com
bnation SHIFTS. low neck and sleeveless. lace
trimmed umbrella drawers; size L. soc each,
were TIC
"a pairs women's Swiss Ribbed Umbrella
Pants. lace trimmed: size 4. 2Sc pair: were Soc.
80 Women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests.
low neck and sleeveless; sizes 5 and 6; slightly
imperfect. 2tc each; were 371sc.
Main noor. q street.
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Friday Clearance in
Pure Food Department.

Imported pieces and Stem Mushrooms
owing to general market conditions
this article OF food is rapidly advanc-
ing.
Special price. 9 cans for $40.
Extra Fine French Peas, regularly
sold at 30c can.
Special price. cans for e1.SO.
Our csc and 5oc grades Of Coffee,
Special price. lbs. for o1.OO.
Our 35c and Acc grades of Coffee,
Special price, 8 lbs. for &1.2S.
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Cotton Blouses.

Coiored Linen Blouses. In flesh. maize and
green colors: new and pretty styles: also White
Lingerie BlOuses. tucked and trimmed with
laces, long sleeves and nat collars.
1896 each--were $500.
81 .06 each--wefe $2.85.
$1.5O each--wefe 42.60.
lot Of OrgAndy Biousas. three-quatfer-
length sleeves, lace trimmed. 800 each; were
S:.95.
A lot Of Lingerie Blouses, siishtiy soil4d
from handling. ~ each; wsrs $i.00s
Third Aoor. street.
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leather and trimmed with gray bone but
tons. Smart black calf boots and a
Milan trfcorne were suitable accessories.
A three-auarter coat for paddock wear
and also suitable for motor coat is
seen in the sketch. 1t Is a flare model In
black and white shepherd checks, mod
ishly trimmed with black patent leather.
The big pockets are trimmed with patent
leather and small metal buckles and the
belt fastens with 3 large buckle.
A clever cape coat was also seen.
shown in the ever-popular mustard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Skirt Department.

/ Tan Suede Cloth Sport Skirt very stylish
model with plain gathered back and two large
match pockets. finished with self-covered buttons:
2s-inch waist measure. sis.7S: was &2o.SO
3 Smart Rport P1aid Skirts in green. black
and gray effects. plain tailored with two peck
cts: q and % inch waist measure. $S.s5 each;
were x16.75.
Gray English Tweed Skirt. button-front
style with two patch pockets, 27-inch waist
measure. &12.75: $500.
4 Skirts OF brown and blue plaid and 9ray
mixtures. also Of gold velour: very distinctive
and refined models: % and % inch waist meas
ure. 1896 each.
Third floor, street
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Efficiency Kitchen-Fifth
Auditorium-Eishth floor.

Every afternoon this week ut 3
o'clock a 5-reel motion picture.
The Tale of the Tub trip
through the factories of one OF
Americas leading industries. II 10
a vivid. Illuminating. interesting
picture story-instructive to every
one. showing the many different
processes of manufacture before
the article is ready for the public's
usage. You will have a far batter
appreciation OF the worth Of ar
tfcles and their actual expense
after seeing this picture.
It is Free-All Welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Boys Department.

II Boys Norfolk Suits, gray and
tan mixtures; sizes 7, 8, 10, 10 and
Is years only. Reduced to $3.5S each.
IA Boys Blue Serge Suits, fast col
or; sizes to Is. Special price, $S.7S
each.
A small lot of Boys Corduroy
Kniokerbockers, sizes 9 to Is years.
Special price, S1.15 each.
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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Silk Waists.

10 Taffeta silk BIouses, in maize. peach.
sand: long sleeves and high or low neck. $1.00
each: were 1915.
Lace Blouses. made over chiffon, slightly
soiled 90 each: were 1913
A lot of Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine
BIouses in several good STYLES. $685. and
s.. 90 each; were 1896 and 1913.
small lot of Japanese Silk Blouses. in
green and flesh colors, plain and frilled fronts.
81 % and $3.50 each: were $3.50 and $3.o5.
Third floor street.
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Corset Department.

pairs coutiI Ivy corsets. girdle ton and
very long hip. elastic gore: sizes 81. 49, ~. -.
81 and a8. 500 pair: were $3.50.
pairs Ivy Corssts couti1. high bust And
long hip: well boned; sizes p and 80. 500
pair: were 800
4 pairs Madame I.rra Corsrts Of pink broche.
medium hist and long skirt: sizes 20. 81. %
and %. $500 pair were $3.50
Third noor Eleventh street.
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Friday Offering in
WIZARD MOPS AND
WIZARD POLISH.

$1.O0 size mop and $100 e. 0E
quart can of polish for ~AsAO
The quality of the Wizard
Products is too we'll known to re-
quire any emphasis. 1t might be
well to state that the mop is the
original triangle shape, with adj
Unstable handle, and the polish
suitable for the finest furniture
and floors.
Fifth floor, r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Suit Department.

nIack Gabardjne Suit, .semi.ntted harinx
coat. with deep cape collar: skirt ~ full on
deep yoke: sis< ~. STATS: was $50. 10.
Suit Of Black vigeroie GAbardine: three
at seams: skirt Is full with gathers in back;
size 81. s1l.7D was $500.
stylish Navy Blue French Serge Suit. belfed
and hox.rlaiteh coat: fill skirt on deep yoke
size 49, $1Q.73: was $500.
/ Smart Wool Jersey Suit. belted style coat
With match POCKETS: harine skirt: battons down
front: brown mixture color; size so. $29.75;
was $500.
Third hoor, G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Washington shops encourage the
sportswoman. They prove that one may
be picturesque as well as comfortable In
whatever sport one goes in for. Never
have outdoor costumes been more varied
or more desirable. Smart golfng suits.
trim tennis regalia and models for the
horsewoman. all show cleverness of cut
and careful selection of material.
Good habits are sometimes formed
from pongee, that is. if they are riding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
FASHIONS

Silk and wool Jersey cloth have
doomed up stronger in the dress lineup
for spring and summer than last year.
Wool Jersey cloth is being used ex-
tensively this spring for both sport and
motor coats. and some of the new mill
tary capes are also being made of 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
The Millinery Department
offers
IS TRIMMED HATS AT
$500.
That Have Been $1,000
and $500. !.

Hats of all-satin. straw and
straw with silk facing in very
pretty range OF colors. There is
Splendid variety in the shapes,
the trimmings and the styles are
unusually good and desirable for
all sorts of wear.
The values are really ex-
ceptional. and we believe
we'll worthy of any ones at
tention.
Third floor. street.
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Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

tLensths ranging from III to yards.)
1sc S2.inch Ginghams. lSc yard.
1sc Sa-inch Pereaies. 15c yard.
2sc as-inch Printed voiles. 3oc yard.
SOC 82-inch Ginkhans. zoe yard.
use japanese Crepe. zoe yard.
Sc Printed veil&s. Use yard.
Soc Novelty voiles. Sc yard.
Sac Plain voiies. 4Oc yard
Use Novelty voiles. Soc yard.
Second 1oor, G street.
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Friday Sale Of
Women's Nainsook Gowns,
SOC.

OVCs
Made in both Empire and loose
styles, with low neck or short
sleeyes-the most suitable effects for
summer. trimmed with good lace or
embroidery beading and ribbon.
Special price, Soc each.
And the following:
Maids Lawn Aprons. fitted square bib with
embroidery trimming Use each: were 41.0o.
ve-bib Round Aprons. made Of GOOD ma
terial and finished with fine embroidery. 50c
each: were 7Sc.
Fine Lawn and Dotted swiss Aprons gath
cred and trimmed with fne embfnidery. insef-
ton and edeinR. 75c each: were 81 90.
5 Dotted Swiss and Lawn Aprons, gathered
and finished with dainty embroidery. Insertion
and edgins. 5Oc each; were 75c.
10 Gray bungalow Aprons. cut in regular
house dress style and fniahed with colored trim.
minss. 35c each: were Soc.
Crepe Dressing Sacques IT rood quality
Powered crepe: attractive model. finished with
lace &c each: were &1.Oe.
3 Crepe rombina TONS trimmed with linen
Tree edfinS beading and ribbon. soc each
were 100.
Third floor. + street.
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Bed Department.

4s-ft Write Enameled Bed. brass trim.
med $500; was 1870.
46ff White Enameled Bed, brass trim
med. $3.50: was $3.50.
1 4.6-N. Metal Bed, oak finish. 2-inch posts.
81 50: was 5000.
left o-inch Post Brass Beds. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
Sixth aoor Tenth street.
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Friday Clearance of
Upholstery Materials
in Short Lengths.

Cretonnes in q large assortment Of
patterns and colorings: nets. scrims.
curtain and drapery materials: Leneths
range from u to ( yards, and they all
can be used TO splendid advantage in
making dainty furnishings for the sum.
mer home.
" to n less than regular prices.
Fourth noor O street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

General Clearance OF all Cereals
to be served hot, such as Oatmeal,
Cream Of Wheat. etc. etc.
At greatly reduced prices.
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Special price, 38c suit.

Also IS Mems Colored Madras
Neglige Shirts. Numbered and soft
cuffs. neat patterns; sizes "A, loN,
II. IN and 49, CSC each; were $l.5O.
Main floor. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Special price, 55c suit.

Lot 4Nainsook, Cambria and Cot.
ton Nightshirts, plain white and
trimmed: ve-neck style; sizes 10. ~
and 10. If perfect they would sell IN
orr stock I'D to 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

habits. \ costume sketched is a semi
fitted flare model in natural pongee, with
slashed pockets in the skirt of the coat.
The riding breeches are reinforced with
chamois and little pockets are found
just below the belt. A leghorn sailor
and tan puttee boots complete this rid
ing costume. 1t is an ideal warm
weather outfit.
Another interesting model seen in a
local shop was Of fine wool covert pep
per-and-salt material. belted with patent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

women's 26inch Black Union TaRetA UmI
brellas, 81 .9J each: were $500.
Mems 2S-inch Black Union TaReta D.
brellas, t1.o5 each; were $500.
Main floor, @ street entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Fridays Exceptional Values
in Women's Summer

in Women's Summer
Hosiery.
40 dozen pairs Women's Boot Silk
Hosiery, in black and white; the silk
is heavier than the average weight
boot silk, the soles, toes and heels
are reinforced and the general wear
ing quality far above the average.
Special price, ooc pair.
IS dozen pairs Women's Black and
White Isle Hose-the quality is one
that would sell for 371ac pair if the
hens were woven instead of sewn
as they are.
Special price, &c pair.
And the following:
so pairs womeh's Lisie and silk Lsle Hose.
black and white; irregular in weave; sizes 0.
eh and 10. 35c pair were Soc.
n pairs Women's Boot Silk Hose; pink; sizes
9. OF and 10; irregular in weave. Ehc pair;
Main door. G street.