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Evening star., 1917-03-28
For Efficiency on Farm.

Under the conditions in which this
country now finds itself il is important
that everything practicable be done to
increase the efficiency of agricultural
activities during the coming season.
IL is desirable that throughout the
country the farmers confer among
themselves on matters affecting the
production of needed crops. and that
they consult freely with county agents.
state agricultural colleges and the De-
partuent OF Agriculture"
The Secretary's appeal was part of
the campaign undertaken by the De-
partment of Agriculture to mobilize
the Country's agricultural resources
Assistant Secretary Vrooman in a
statement several days ago outlined
why the various sections of the coun-
try should become self-supporting
through crop diversification. and point
ed out also that much food might be
supplied by cultivation of vacant city
lots and yards.
Evening star., 1917-03-28

Manhattan Shfrts-In all the newest
designs and colorings. OF madras: at
s.. Of silks and madras, at $3.50, $3.50
and s.. OF silk, at s..
"PaIais Royal" Shirts-Made for US by
one of the best shirtmakers in America;
guaranteed as to fit and color. At Sl5o
and up to s..
Tub Silk and Silk Fiber Shirts at Sos
Ordinary 81 values. An assortment OF
bright and conservative patterns that
will please the most critical and exact
ing taste.
Evening star., 1917-03-28
Shirts

-Special-Shirts at o5c-Of rep
or percale, with soft cuffs. A
large variety of patterns to Sc
lect from. Special value, at Csc.
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that" "Th. gentleman, ,he, gentleman
where IN he7'' "Condcsccnd TO listen TO
me" Yes. yes. I am listening. You In.
fernal VILLAIN, what has become Of
A'hos I'm the cellar, my lord" Lead
me TO him or will split YOU through
and through And Ne cannot get into
tho cellar! lie will kin anyone who
comes thste. Here are two Englshmen
tho cellar"
And !, was fact that Athos. with his
valet. Grlmnud. had taken refuge In tho
cellar Of the Inn and Mad barred 4, TO the
landlord, D'Artagnan rescued A,hos, set
tied with the landlord and they were
ready TO set out TO Join Por,hos and Ara
mis so that company should again he all
together. Before they mounted pArtag-
nan, hoy like. told Athos Of his love for
Madame BonacieuS, and Athos laughed at
him. ~ wonder what you would say"
Haid Athos, VI related to YOU real tale
OF love" Tell II, Athos, tell IT, cried
DAr,aynsn.
not myhelf YOU understand, hut a count
Of my province noble rs pandolo OF
Mon,morency-at the age OF 2b iell In love
with girl NJ ls. beautiful as fancy
scan paint Through the ingenupusness
OF her age benmed the soul no, OF h WON
an bu, OF poet. She did not please.
she intoxicated. She liyed In u small
town with her brother. who was priest.
10th had recently come TO that part OF
tho country from whence nobody knew
Hut seeing her so lovely and her brother
80 plous no one ever thought Of asking
questions MY friend might have seduced
the girl, but, instead he married her liz
took her TO his castle and made her the
Arst lady Of the province.
well, one day when they were out
hunting, she fell from her horse and
tainted, The coun, flew to her help and
as sho seemed to he oppressed by her
| clothes, he ripped away part Of them
with his ponlard, thus exposing her
shoulder, And what, guess you. did he
ace upon the shoulder II was the flctr.
de-iys-shc was branded thief The
angel was a demon.
"The count was Of the highest nobill,y '
and had the right of life and death upor
his estates lie tore the drrss OF the
countess 10 pieces, tied her hands behind
her and hanged her to n tree" Heavens
A,hos, n murder" cried D'Aftagnan, who
comprehended that his companion wn,
telling his own story. Yea" said Athos
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In n low voice. "a murder nothing less
And that has cured me OF beautiful. poetl-
cal loving women And her brother"
asked DArtagnnn' 'Oh. he disappeared
He was not priest at all bat had pre-
tended 10 he one for the sake OF getting
his mistress married"
D'Artagnan was astoundcd by this ter
rible confidence Of Athos They mount
ed and rode toward CrevecCrur. followed
by their lackcys, And. ms they approached
the inn. they saw Aramis. sitting look
ing out OF the window nj the dust upon
the highway like Sister Anne In the Tale
Of Blucheard "lioln, ha' Aramis" and
thr three OF them were together again.
And how have YOU spent your time since
We left YOU here asked Athos "Nerv
ngreeabb, | have composed II these and
also a poem, ! will read the first canto
we must defer the pleasure" Literary
men are seldom really appreciated by
their intimate friends pArtagnan and
Athos would sooner have fought their
friend than listened TO his poem
In q short time the three, with their
valcts, were again on horseback and gall
looping toward Chnntlly, They found Por-
thos where they had left hut good
living had evidently repaired the ravagcs
caused by his wouis ~ ann glad TO see
YOU said the swagger II expected some
gentlemen Of the neighborhood to dine.
but they have Just sent me word that
/ they cannot come, You will take their
places | shall not lose by the exchange
| liola, MousquctOn-=scats, and order that
/ the number ~ bottles he doubled '
! ON arriving NJ Paris the guardsmcu
were received by NJ de Trevillc and hv
order " the king n'Artognun was FOR
mhlly made one of the guards Also they
were told 10 get ready for active service
as the campaign was to open on the first
! OF May,
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your protection, but, you see. this is my
brother, and we must quarrel now and
again She spoke In perfect French
hardly the trace Of an accent. stupid
fellow" said the cavalier. Please 10 ad-
dress me In French" said p'ArtagnRn.
seeking quarrel II might be thought
that Milady. tmld As most women are.
would have intetposed TO prevent the
quarrel which was brewing Hut instead
she threw herself back In bored man
ner and called out to the coachman. Go
on home" The carriage went and left
the two men face TO face with each other
What little game ~ this that YOU are
playing" said the Engllshman You see
plainly that have n sword Yes. and
have n sword where" Behind the
Luxembourg that Is charming place
for amuscments" Your hout''' six
O'Clock" who are your Il am Gas
con gentleman, D'Artagnun by name
serving m the Guards " Il am Lord de
Winter baron OF Sheffield" "Raron. |
am your humble servant" And | yours
VI b'Artagnan However immoral they
were In those DAYS they were exceeding.
~ polite end gentlemen spitted each
other with the utmost courtesy
You have some friends who will be
with you'' said Lord de Winter Yes;
have ynuF' 4 have"
The hour being come the four guards.
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that In all D'ArtagnRn alighted at the
inn NJ Ctevecocur and said to the land
lord, Can you tell me anything about
one. of my friends whom | was Obliged
man NJ W. oi .b"n, "Sf' ,s, oh h'ns:oe ys: he
IA here just then BaIin came into the
Inn yard Now. then. where 10 your
mnstcf-how is he'" cried D'Artagnan.
lie found Atamls In q dressing gown.
his head enveloped In round. fiat cap
and looking as pious Ms a cat that had
Just licked the cream. lie was seated
az, n table with many books before him
IN corner D'Attagnan thought he dis
ccrncd discipline cord hanging by a
nail BY his side was seated village
cure who was dlscourslns upon some oh.
,cu,s pc,n, o. theology Z disturb YOU,
entered the room quite The conirsry.
my dear friend said Atamis You ar
rive very much In time The question IN
mis- Monsieur, the principal. here. thinks
this thesis of mine ought TO he dldactic
and polemic. What do you say"
The opinion Of man Of the sword
Ssn have very little weight" answered
DAttngnen You had better b, salts
fled with the opinion ot the gentleman Of
he cloth who has studied the things sc.
on horseback" When :" To-day" WHY
today y bcnuse we mus, gather again
,ose'het" lie got Arsmls out. booted
and spurred and mounted, and said 10
him, Aramls dust thou art and unto
gust thnu shalt return Life is full OF
humllinuons and sorrows Beware OF
slNins anyone clue TO your sriefs The
curious such your tears as tho flies suck
me blood ~ the wounded deer"
They were on horseback within an hour
and rode back to Join rorthos. Now let
W. drink" cti.d b'At,agnsn, and then
WIN ~ and find Athos" Their Wallets
had seen n collected by ,hl. time. riding
IN from where they had been stranded
that n'Attasnsn .e, out 10 iind The third
of the susrdsmen.
-, Kurdish up my sword cried Atpml.
brush my cloak and load my pip,ol. q
IN very little time he was crying eu,
70 MS valet Hold my stirrup," and he
mounted and rode away with the young
na'.on, You arc = man of brass" AZ
No have GOOD luck lths, IL al, J,os
he wa. s.lns TO find Athos-.If he should
ever. find him al sll-D'Artssn.n Ala
not know He held up his horse and
sn Io Ntamis, U viii find Atho. alone
ve 90 c.sh and stay there until ! cali fct
ms.n,ms i., fs.y tS, ,.cs ,S.edy .ss :, In The The
Other and. a little later. D'Ar,ssn.n
ttoued into Amiens
nArtsFnsn had sreay aff,c,lo, fo,
Mhos he knew that ne ass ,,.s, ,
noule hy hls bearing lie rode and fenced
70 perfection Al half past n D'Ar,asn ma n
was at the door of the Inn al Amisns
whefe ne had Las, seen Athos "Dc you
tememher me- said he TO the Landlord
who came to receive him. Il hs,. no,
That honor, monsieur" what do YOU
ssN.you do not remember me, Taks
another look. what have YOU done with
me eentleman Who passed a bad roin on
you the other day. "Ah. NV lord, Dc
not mention H. have paid dearly fol
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love with the lady-as you thought you
were with Madame Bonacieur?'
~ Not at ali! am only desirous OF
unthvelling this mystery" "Amuse your
sell. then. with Milady" But will you
not ride 10 st Germain with me- IL
would he better than shutting yourself
up here" But Athos refused and DAT
tnensn rode, alone, with his valet
llanchet, to st. Gcrmsin. lie rode up a
quiet street looking to the right and left
TO see II he could catch any glimpse OF
the beautiful unknown, Milady, when,
rom the terrace OF n pretty house. which,
according To the fashion of the times. had
no windows toward the street he saw A
I lace peep at him through the shrubbery-
- lace which he thought he recognized.
! IN, Monsieur said PlanChet, do
/ you not know that face II In the face of
the valet of the Count de Wafdcs
| So II IS Go and get into conversation
with him The two Wallets began to
/ chat with the best possible understand o.
4 INK while DArthgnHu turned his horse
| INTO quiet kane and dismounting came
back to watch the conference through
the lnicrsticcs OF the hedge
As he watched he saw carriage drive
up and Miledy put her head out OF the
ltaltlHgc window and sent her maid with
a letter to the terrace The maid walked
straight up 10 planchet whom she eyl-
| d,ntlA mistOok for Luhln. the valet OF
the Count de MRrdcs. and handing him
the letter said, For your master" " Then
shr ran back 10 the carriage Jumped tn.
and the billet on all sides and then hast
'n'd TO tind pAttagnan For you. mon
For me? Are yni sure" She said for
your master, and YOU are my master "
bAttngnan opened the letter and read
! "A person who takes more interest IN
you than she is willing to acknowledge
wishes TO know on what day II viii suit
] Wulk la h. fF....n.s...s
the Hotel du Champ du Drap a. or, u
hckeN In black and red will wait for your
reply. 'Whcw," said nAt,ngnan, "this
Is getting rather warm. Well panchct
how is the good Count de Wardcsr ~,
ls not dead, then" oh no. monsieur
liut he is still weak from loss OF blood
luhin did not know me and told me oui
adventure over again"
Well done, Hauynct Now mount and
see " We cannot oyrttake that carriage d
They soon effected this At the end ul
i've minutes they perceived the cartiag,
drawn w by the roadside \ cavalier
richly dressed was close to the door vi
the coach The conversation between MI.
lady aud the cavalier was 80 intlmnt,
that n'ArtRsnan stopped ON the othe,
side ~ the coach without anyone hut th,
pretty maid being aware ot his presence
Milady and the cavalier were talking II
English
D'Attnrnan cotnd not understand Eng.
lish, hut Nv thr accent he knew that MI
lady was IN n great rage She terminal
cd her talk by striking her fan so violent,
" that N flew into a thousand pieces
The cavalier laughed. n'Attagnan an
preached the door NJ the coach aud sa ia
Madame. n YOU will permit me TO Of
ict YOU my setvlresf n appears tha
this cavalier has made YOU angry. spsn,
hut one word. madame, and will tab,
! n upon myself 10 runlhh him for hi
audncit,"
! m. beautiful lady laughed aud said
Y would very willingly nut myself undc
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CHAPTER VIII
MIladN-

Now the gentlemen Of the guards were
supposed To supply their own equipment
and an equipment for u campaign costs
real money our friends had little Or
mono Of that commodity They held
grand council Of WAYS and means AthoS
vide his equipment He would not stir
out of his chambers, Tho others might
do ns they pleased The Wallets partook
Of thc anxiety ~ their masters
Mousgucton collected any little odds
and ends he could find lying about loose
that might be Of value 10 his master
BARN, who always was dcvotionally IN.
clincd, haunted the churches plnnrhpt
watched the flight Of the files and tried
to gather from these what was going TO
happen. ltimaud simply sighed and
groaned. Tho three ftieuds-tor rcmem-
her that Athos would not leave his
roomH--thr three friends used. TO wander
out through the streets OF Paris. looking
at the ground To- see II any passct. by
mad dropped purse by accident. And
when they met they would look nj one
another ms much as to say, Have you
found anything D.,
one sunday they went to church aud
there D'Ar,arnan saw y lady whom he
had seen before She was Ote woman ot
Mcung where hir letter NJ Introduction
had been stolen when he was coming w
TO Paris She was the woman whom his
prosecutor. the man with scar. had
saluted an "MilRdy llc had caught a
glimpse " her NJ calais he had caught
glimpse OF her nj Dover Who was
ehs' Why did his destiny aud life seem
to I've connected With this unknown wnm
am She had come tn church IN state
with woman attcnaant aud a black
slave bearing her red cushion and her
prayer book
n'At,agnhn followed Milady withou, her
petcelviny II and saw her rct Into car.
| FIaa0 aAI ul NFslEFa fftF NhN gtf al kftta .
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e. CHAPTER VII
Az Together Again.

Az IopetNet Npaln'
~ 'ARTAGNAN being young did not
hratkcn readily, to me NINnSe we o, IA M
De Trcvilc II would do one thing
While his cmincnce is seeking for me IN
Parts would bc ON the road To flcnruy.
when" This evening An, young
man. II Ia woman who ls ne RUN OF
us all, and will he the ruin ot us all AS
long N the world stands. Where are
your compnninnH7" Il left them. as /
have told you In tecouniing the story
Of my journey to London We'll, We
sail see" p'Artarnan wep, a, once to
III. lodgings of Athos. Porthos ana Ara
mis- Neither the masters nor their Wallets
were at home Hut ash passed through
The Hotel dcs Guards he looked In and
saw r'nnchet grooming some horses,
They were the horses with which the
euRtdsmen had set out from Potis.
Saddle those three horses and mine. ="
said D'Arthgnan, we viii bring hack our
comrades II they are living Planchct
ohcNcd without word and he and DM.
tagnnn we're soon ON the road The two
travellers alghted at the Hotel Grand
San Martin NJ Chnntllly-thc same where
they had stopped IN their first journey
IN the late afternoon, The host seeing
q young man followed by lackcy with
two lad horses, was very polite 10 him.
b'Artpsnan wore the uniform ~ tho
Guards and the Guotd- we're recruited
kingdom' The host desired to walt upon
p'Attamsn himself lie did not temem.
Der having seen him before.
MIA fo" said DArtegnhn, ruling his
glass. 'minc host. hate drinking alone.
You shall drink with me. ! have called
for the hes, wine IN your house And n
II ~ not the beat you shall share tha
punishment" " Your lordship does ma
much honor" said the Inn Keeper by
the wny. have YOU seen ANYTHING Of a
certain gentleman NJ the guards who was
soundcd here or taken her, after he had
Wounded theny's u oanno, tell. csnno,
your right"
AZ the top Of the stairs, upon the moe,
consplouous of the doors. was traced the
legend, No, l. D'AfNHnan knocked and
entered fgtthos was In ,rd n,aylnr
spit, loaded with parttidscs, was tutnlns
on tho fire aud on each hide ~ the lsrs,
chimney piece was a stcwpan from which
eshaled rich aroma AZ the top ol
the wardrobe were many empty hotties
At the sight ~ his friend ror,hos Vt.
tered loud cry snd ssld, '.is !, rssll,
2S sr TaS sS,,sS "a SS ssu Sos ZOO, nh .ppsa ,s0'
have l,en laid up, How did YOU com,
OUT put we are very web here. Nous
uuetor forages for mo" while rottho,
and Mousgueton we're eating with ths
comtadeship which unitcs men In mis-
fortune, D'Ariaensn related ali that hat
he told him that he was about 10 q,
over the route arain and see what hs,
become of the other adventurous
NottIne shortens 4 journey more thai
the sSf.absorption Of the traveller who Il
buried In what he thinks We drpat
from ne place and allght In another
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UNDERWEAR

olympic Athletic Mems Underwear Made
of fine quality ueiusOok, closed crotch. chHtlc
back. suit 39c,
eno MlD. Athletic CLOSED Crotch Union
Suits In crepe and barred naiusook, 81 90
value suit 4gc,
otis Union Suits Very nno uainsoOk elias
tic back. athletic styles. 81 jo value. suit 19c.
Good Grade Mems Lisle Union Suit. Knee
and ankle length, 400 value suit 49c
Boys NaInsook Union suits Ages 10 l5.
elastic back closed crotch SOC value suit
22c
Women's Egyptian Cotton Union Suits
Fine ribbed all sizes, soc value suiS 2Sc.
Ladies' Llsle Union sults-Out sizes, prk
tapcd, 81 90 value suit ACC.
Mercerlred SIX Union sults-faco trim
med. also tlght knee styles, s. 80 value. suit
soc.
Mems open Weave Union Suits standard
the world over. 81 no sale price suit ACC
ladies' Vests TAPPED and very mrEr size,
value l5c each &c.
Elastic Seamless Drawers Pair 3gc.
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Hosiery Bargains

Ladies' Fiber SIX Boot Reinforced
heel and toe, all coors; also white and black,
pair t9c
Women's tlsle Nose-The Csc grade. white
nnd black. pair roc. E.
Pure SIX Hose for Women Colors and the
new fancy stripes I5c values. at pair 3sc.
Ladies' Glove sllk Hose-All pure thread
silk C0lorH and tancics, values 800 pair,
on rnl". pair 8go.
Imported Black Llsle Hose for Women
s. M values, these come In out sizes, pair
CSC.
Fiber SILK sos Double heel and toe. rein
forced all colors zoe values, pair ,so.
2so Llsle Sos White black and colors
STANDARD values. pair Vac.
Childrer's Cotton Stooklras-White. pink,
tan and sky present value 100. price. pair Sc.
Chlldren's Stockings --- Slzer GU TO ~ h,
black aud white value 2jc pair. sale price
i5c.
infant, SIX Sos Come In black and tan
only. SOC value. pSir i1c.
Chlldren's Soy White with bordered rib
bed tops 25c value pair &c.
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men with their four lackcys repaired, to
the spot behind the Luxembourg. then Q
vacant place given over TO the feeding
o' goats. A silent party of Englishmeu
drew near the spot The EnglishmsQ
were all men ot rank. therefore the
names u their advcrsaries were not only
a matter Of surprise. but OF uneasiness.
Gentlemen intoduced as Athos, Portnoo
and Atamis were evidently gentlemen In.
troduced under assumed names.
Lord de- Winter said. You gentlemsA
are people whom We do not know. We
cannot fight with such" Athos stepped
forward and whispered IN the ear Of the
FnglishmRn his name. Does that satisey
YOU. my lord7' Perfectly" well.
now. " said Athos II will tell you another
thing ! am supposed To- he dead. I win
Nouch for the others And. more. ! shall
have 10 kill YOU to prevent my secret
from being known" Lord de Winter
bowed Guard" cried Athos. and the
swords crossed
ITO be- continued tomorrow
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Blue Work Shirts Amoskcng md various
woaNes. sizes a 10 IN. each 3sc,
Boys Blouses Sent pcroRlr lu stripes.
also blue chNuhrty. 600 value, zach lso
KHAKI Overall' 81 % value neatly made,
genuine Khaki cloth o pnir s9c.
Express stripe and Blue Bib overalls--
Triple stitched 81 q value. pair ssc.
Cotton Washable Work Pants Wen made,
neatly tailored SIZE value a pair 9ec
oVeralls Pants - Pin checked wals'baud
STYLE Ilc value, pair 39c.
Unlonalls standard 81 no values o' gen
uluc KHAKI cloth. "a suit Si9s.
Boys Unlonalls Same ~ above suit Si69
Canvas Gloves ounce. a pair 7c.
Leather Gloves various styloz. gauntlet
and wrist values 20 81 90. a pair I9c.
Womens and Misses Fancy Wolfe Dresses
--FlabOrntclv embroidered up ~ $50 no val
ucs, mussed I'm handling ~ s'9s
SILK Neckwear Flowing end four hand
ties. 5Jc values. newest novelties. at each
3ec
Turkish Towels - Bath size, l5c values,
each &C.
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SHOES

Thousands upon thousa ands
u pairs Of shoes In this stu
pendous sale. shoes for men,
women and children at prices
that give you two and three
pairs for the usual price Of
one Tables piled high 10
Oyerflowing with the most
phenomenal shoe values ever
offered. Words can only hlnt
ht the great money saving
possibilities You must be
here with the throngs TO real
~ appreciate tho significance
of this great sale. Gomez
Mems and boys dress and
work shoes. values 10 $3.50 In
cluded; all made from extra
quality gun metal. tan calf
and satin calf feathers. Not
all sizes In each style. hut
all sizes In the 90.
lOf ................. .....
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SILKS

a WEALTH OF EXQUISITE FABRICS.
800 silks 12 inch tub silks In neat shirt
ing and wasting stripes a yard ACC.
si25 Black Tafe,a 3j inches wide. ChIr-
ION finish. : 600 yards Mt. yard 75c.
SIS colored Tareta-Very lin" soft fin
ish and best grade Yard sii9
500 Spor, Pongee -3s-inch lustrous silk
pongee In wide range OF sport designs Yard
$50.
s6.lnch SIX Poplln--Full range of street
and evening shades 81 q value. yard 75c.
500 Crepe Meteor-All colurs of the rain
bow. also black and white, very fine, yard
3i49
s'75 Crepe de Chine N inches wide full
line of COlnrs. having fine texture yard CSC.
China and Jap silks Pastel shades, also
black and white 75c value, yard 44o,
36.lnoh Plaid TaHetas-Also stripes. very
fine chiffon finish s. 00 value yard siie
Fancy silks odd lot of n pieces hish
grade crepe effects values up to 81 90 yard.
on table choice yard acc.
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Women's Suits, Coats and
Dresses-One.HaIf and Less

Choice OF thousands of stunning garmcnts-S2es, IS,
S95, so95, sl2As and sl49s
When a woman can buy two or three suits, coats
or dresses for the price OF one golden opportunity is
spelled in golden letters This is actually what you
do in this sale The garments are all fresh and new,
and are made Of the newest fabrics Price tags each
garment
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Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of June are pas, due II not paid by
p. m OF the 18th service will he dis.
continued Pioneer Tel & Tel CO.
Adv.