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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Russia's Collapse.

RGsSIaS military cotidpSe ~ tAie SIedt-
or shock to the allied world because of
the bright promise of the recent ad-
vance under kornilof in Galicia, where
the reiuvenated Slavic armies struck at
the weak points of the Teutonic line and
penetrated deeply into Austrian terri
tory, taking many prisoners and much
material. 1t seems certain that all that
has been gained is now being lost and
more. Today's dispatches tell of enor-
nous artillery equipment provided by
England and France for this renewed
offensive abandoned by the mutinous di-
visions in their flight. Other divisions
Of loyal Russian troops have had to re-
treat as result of the cowardice and
treachery of the insubordinate forces.
A disaster of as yet unmeasured pro-
portions has befallen the Russian army,
and the effect upon the campaign of the
allies cannot fail to be most serious.
At this hour there is still hope that
Russia, which has shown so many re-
verses of form since the war began, will
once more present strong front against
Germany and Austria. A tale is told in
one of the late cables of mutinous di
vision being blown to pieces by its own
artillery as a punishment. This is per-
haps the only way to bring the Russian
people to realization that they owe a
duty, even the duty of self-sacrifce, for
the sake of Russia. If these drastic
means do not avail the Russian army
vanishes. Russia as a military factor
ceases to exist. It is the end not merely
of the offensive in the east. 1t is the
end of Russia as an autonomous state,
for it is one of the surest things in life
that if the Russian army disintegrates
and the front is open Germany will pour
in, and Russia will become, for the pres
ent, a German colony under some form
Of administration, the permanence of
which will depend upon the general out
come of the war.
As military proposition the chief
function of the Russian army is to keep
a sufficient number of German and Aus
TRAN troops occupied on the eastern
front to prevent a German offensive in
the west, or perhaps to permit an allied
offensive with such success as that
scored year ago on the Somme or
more recently along the Aisne and in
Flanders If Russia could have kept up
the offensive of a fortnight ago Ger
many would have had to mass her men
along the eastern line; she must have
been compelled 70 weaken her reserves
in the west, and it is quite conceivable
that with a continued Russian aggres-
sive movement the new force furnished
by the United States would suffice to
turn the tide of battle definitely in
France. Now apparently that hope is
gone, at least for the present, and the
paramount duty of this country is to
pour its men into France at the most
rapid rate possible, there to make up
in effective service the deficiency caused
by Russia's amazing detection.
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every place he has filled he has made a

every place he has filed he has made a
pronounced impression.
He is still under sixty-in middle life
to man of his physical and intellec-
tual robustness. His bounce does not
diminish.
He has ranchcd, and written books.
But ranching and writing have been side
lines. Even when in the saddle, or IN
the library pen in hand, he has been
true to the stronger love. Politics was
never out of mind, or far away. He
was always ready to return to political
activities.
Politics has been described as "the
greatest game played by men" The
description fits. And maybe III a coun-
try enjoying free speech and free
press the game as played is played at
its best Certainly in America some
master politicians have appeared.
Among the men who founded the gov
eminent were a number Of notable play
ers. Washington, for all his stateliness
and calm, was a politician Of the first
order; and eminent publicists have SO
rated Jackson and Lincoln.
And now the world war has given a
new twist to the game everywhere, and
players must qualify under new rules.
They are not hesitsting. They could
not afford to do So A. this time of all
times, the man who hesitates is lost.
Stakes are greater than ever. Risks like
wise are great But the old cry of the
green cloth is still heard, and must be
needed. "Nothing risked. nothing gain
ed" No player able to get into the
game at this time is likely to stay out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Sale of Towels and Bath
Mats FRIDAY.

Goods that come from the mills
OF makers who are most careful
in the production of their product,
and because OF this great care
throw out all goods that have un-
even stitches. oil spots and small
est defects. This permits you to
secure them at considerable saw
ings.
100 dozen Huckaback Tow
els. hemmed ready for use.
$3.50, $1.s0, $1.95 and Sis
dozen. Smaller quantities than
I dozen will not be sold.
They are easily worth q
more.
A lot of Turkish Toweling
Bath Mats. slightly imperfect,
Csc, $l.00, $1.25 and $3.50.
Those without these small
defects sell from SI.oo to S2.25.
IS Brown Linen Bath Tow
els, for use after cold baths
they have the weight and
weave to produce a good fric-
ton.
$l.20 each-regularly $e.oo.
Second floor, 18th street.
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Roosevelt.

Mr.. Roosevelt still has an eye open
for politics. His latest evidence of in
terest in the subject is a pronounce
ment in favor OF Mayor Mitchell for a
second term
If TO anybody, the term "born poll
tician" applies to this man. His devo-
tion to the game began early. Imme-
diately upon finishing at school he stood
for Office, and was elected. He was rich,
and all the world was before him where
to choose. The sporting field, the field
of travel, the field of leisure and fash
ion, iured. He chose the field of poll.
ties.
Not only chose that field, but began
eultivating it with system, diligence and
Intelligence. OF success he has achieved
-, extraordinary amount. He has run
the gamut, from state assemblyman to
Rxssidsat Of the United StatsA. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
You Can Get Splendid
Tailored Wash Skirts
Here Tomorrow at 81

Our usual display OF white
skirts for Friday-and the
same splendid values. Service
able materials-pique. linene
and gabardine. Several styles
to choose from. Special price,
S1.O0 each.
Also a small lot of Extra
Size Plque and Rep Skirts.
Sl.l5 each.
AND THE FOLLOWING:
Gold and Green Silk Serge Skirt.
gathered style with wide crash sirdle: 20
and 81 inch waist; $500 each: were $500.
Full Plated Cream Serge Skirt. "T-inch
waist. $1,000 was Sl675.
l White Wool Jersey Skirt with belt and
folds Of blue 27-inch waist. SS.75; was
$1275.
Third floor. g street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Friday Sale of
Women's and Children's
Summer Hosiery.

Women's Hose-60 dozen pairs
Llsle Thread and Cotton Stockings,
in black, white and colors: full
fashioned legs and feet. These
hose are OF the grades that sell
regularly in our stock at 25c. $50
and SOC, but owing to the slight
defects that are bound to appear
in the making of hose they are
to be sold at a special price. All
holes have been carefully mended.
Special price, 2Ic pair; pairs
for S1.00.
54 dozen pairs Children's Socks
in white, tan and romperblue.
These are made of fine cotton, with
rolled tops and full fashioned feet;
subject to mended places and slight
oil spots.
Special price, 2lc pair; 5 for Sl.oo.
AND THE FOLLOWING:
20 pairs women's Brown and Bronze Boot
Silk Hose; the silk is the quality of our
90 grade hose. only they boot length
and slightly irregular in weave; sizes si..
and ai2. 50c pair: sc.
~ pairs Womep'S Black Gauze Lisle Hose
double solns and high spliced heels and toes;
size 2. 31lac pair: We're soc.
Main floor. G street.
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Tomorow-A Clearance Of
SPORTS BLOUSES,
S3.95 each-were $5.75.

Smart White Silk Sports
Blouses with fancy figured
collar in oriental designs and
sport tie-the blouse for the
girl fond of outdoor sports of
all kinds.
A lot of Crepe de Chine and
Georgcttc Crepe Blouses, 1895
each; were S515.
Gold-coIorcd Crepe de Chine
Blouses. long sleeves and fat COL
lar. sos each: were $500.
A lot of pretty Lingerie Blouses
of voiles and lawns. tucked and
embroidered styles. S2o5 and 1896
each; were 1896 and $500.
Linen and Lawn Blouses; the
linens have eolored collars and the
lawn are lace-trimmed. Slo5
each; were $50.
Third floor q street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Fishing.

Some day I'm going a-fishin'-
Not with a serious wish,
But just to obtain the permission
or saying, Hello" to the fish.
Many an hour I have angled
With line inadvertently slack
The fish had their sport it dangled
While lay in the boat on my back.
The sky was SO blue and so sunny,
And the breeZes were gentle and glad.
And the fish seemed to think it was
funny
To steal all the bait that 1 had
Sometimes I would bring up wee one
His plight was exceedingly grave
But l managed to make him a free one
And with thanks he slid into the wave.
oh, some day I'm going a-fishin'-
Not in hopes of q savory dish.
But just to content my great wishin'
OF saving. "Heuo!' to the ash.
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Corset Department.

II pairs Ivy Corsets. low bust and me-
dium length hip for average figures; sizes
were $3.50.
pairs Ivy Boneless Corsets. of pink
broche: low bust and short hips; sizes %
and 20. S1.15 pair: were So So
pairs Modart Corsets, pink batiste and
white coutil. lace front; medium bust and
long hip; sizes 20 and 81. $500 pair; were
S.. 90.
pairs P. n. Corsets. for stout figures.
with extra side steels: medium bust and
long hip; sizes %. 25 and g.. $500 pair;
were $500. = = :.
Third floor. 18th street.
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Misses Department.

7 Misses Serge, Gabardine and
Wool Jersey Suits, i'll mustard and
tan: sizes 10 and Is years. We'll
tailored. smart models.
S8.95 each-were $500.
6 Wool Checked Junior Suits,
belted coats and plain and plated
skirts; sizes Is, IA and Is years.
$685. each-were SIo.75 and
$500.
3 Misses Silk Afternoon Dresses
of mustard and tan colors, large
collars, long sleeves and full skirts;
sizes 16 and Is years.
S19.75 each-were $2o.5o and
$500.
Third floor. G street.
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Couch Hammocks.

l Brown and Green Striped Couch Ham
mock. sanitary steel springs. s1o.15; was
Sla 10.
l White Duck Couch Hammock with blue
stripes. extra quality mattress filled with
new white cotton. SITE; was $500
! White Duck Couch Hammock with black
braid trimmings: extra quality white cotton
mattress. $17.75; was $500
Wizzer Cars, fine exercisers for small
children. 95c each; were $500
l PropeIling Locomotive rubber tired
wheels. slightly imperfect. 81 %: was 1918.
Fourth floor, IL til street
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Infants Department.

& Chldren's Powered Crepe Kimonos fin
fshed with cuffs. collar and belt and trim
med with lace: sizes :. and years. DOC
each: were 81. -.
Childrens Blue Bingham Dresses bloom
er style. white cuffs. collar and pockets;
cyear size. zoe each: We're 81 %
10 Children's Plaid Bingham Dresses mink
and blue colors with cuffs and collar of Main
material TO match: high waist line and Ion.
waist styles: sizes , and 3 years. 3.c each;
We're 60.
1 Infants French Bonnets, tucked and
finished with embroidery sprays lace rdg,.
and ribbons. Toe each: We're 50 90 ana So 80
= French Hand embroidered Bonrets trim
med with fine lace and ribbon 81 90 each:
were S2.1J Third floor + street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Bed Department.

4.6 IT. inch Poster Bed. bright finish.
S1T.50: was $3.50.
pinch Poster Brass Bed. $3.50; was
$3.50.
pinch Continuous Post Brass Bed, bright
finish; SIT. size. 5000 was $3.50.
4.6-ft. White Enameled Bed, brass trim
mings, $500; was $3.50.
4.6-ft. White Ensmeled Bed, brass trim
mings, $12.50; was $3.50. =
Sixth door, G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Friday Sale Of
Fine Grass Rugs.

A lot of Imported Japanese Grass
Straw Rugs good, substantial
weave and desirable stenci1ed pat
terms.
oxl2-ft., s5.9s each-were So.o5.
6xo-ft., Sz.45 each-were S5.45.
SIX oft, S1.z5 each-were Sle5.
A lot of Deltox Stenciled Rugs
in blue, green and brown oolors.
50xo0 inches, Csc each-were Sl.4S.
27x54 inches. $50 each-were Sis.
Sixth floor 7 street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Housefurnishing Dept.

dozen Nickel-piated Trays,
round shape. for use in serving
foods and refreshments.
Two sizes. Specially priced.
Zoe and Soc each.
dozen Nickel-frame Casseroles
with brown and white earthen-
ware lining; the popular finch
size.
Special price, $1.O0 each.
, dozen Nickel and Brass Crumb
Sets. consisting OF tray and scrap
er: practical size.
Special price, S5c set.
These are new goods. Those
who have needs of this kind. or
will have a little later. are advised
to buy now. Extremely good
values.
AND THE FOLLOWING:
Nickel-frame Serving Tray, $500; was
White Enamel Rasin. aoc: was 4sc.
l Floor Brush. soc: was Sl.00.
l Nursery Chair, S5c: S1.o5.
/ Enameled Cake Plate. 15c. 35c.
. Glass Sugar Jars. 15c each; were 35c.
Continuation Soap and Tumbler Holder.
Toothbrush Holder, 35c: was s5c.
. Soapstone Griddles, SOC each; were S5c.
Bathtub Seat. 95c: $500.
. Ironing Boards on stand, 95c each; were
81 90.
! Sewing Table S1.50; was SECS.
] Raking Pan, SOC: was 81 IS.
L-bnrner oil Stove. s5.75 ss.75.
lot Table Knives, 15c each; were 25c.
10. Coat Hangers 3 for sc; were Sc each.
l lot Screen Door Hinges, Sc pair;
Zoe.
lot Harness and Rack Hooks. SC each;
were 25c.
SIT. Stepladder. s1.20; was $500.
lift. Stepladder, s1.o5; was Sl.75.
/ eft. Stepladder. soc; was Sl.5o.
l lot Cuspidors 12c each: were CSC.
! lot Tunnels, &c each; were 20c.
Aluminium Alcohol Stoves, CSC each;
were S1.00.
j stepladder Chair. s1.s5; was 1928.
Fifth floor. f street.
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Sweater Department.

Smart Striped Brushed We Wool Sweater.
| pink Brushed Wool Sweater. blue trim
ming: size A. 1919; was Ss.75.
i Tan Brushed Wool Sweater: blue trim
ming: size 49, $500: was $3.50
Yellow Fiber Silk Sweater. slightly
soiIed; size as. s4.75: was $500.
j Green Sweater, slightly soiled: size II.
s. 95; was S. 90.
Third floor. q street.
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Cotton Dress Goods Dept,

Lengths from II. TO A., Yards.
lsc 32-iuch Ginehams. l3c yard.
81" SIS inch Printed Voiles. I5c yard
40 an-inch Japanese Crepe. .nc ward
3ic 3S-inch Plain Voles. 2nc yard
zoe 3S-tnch Sport Cloth. 25c yard.
$50 a. inch Plain Voiles o5r yard
aSc Ss,inch Printed Eoiles, 25c yard
aSc 3Sinch Plain yoles. i5c yard
aor s6-inch Novelty VoileS. 3jc yard,
S.ennd annt L, .trnat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Tomorrow Men May Select From
IS ADDITIONAL
SPRING-SUMMER
SUITS
Reduced to STATS each.

This will make about 90 suits
in the assortment at this spe-
ciallv low price. Models that
we cannot duplicate in sizes to
complete the lines. and others
that we are closing out for the
season. Good variety of styles
single and double breasted,
pinch back. regulation sack.
Plain and light and dark fancy
patterns of blues, grays and
combinations. Sizes 80 to 80
regulars; 81. SO, 80 and AZ
stouts.
Comparing the prices on
these, were we to consider the
present market values, it would
be impossible for us to offer
them even at the prices they
were originally marked. Buy
ing far in advance OF the sea-
son is why we are enabled to
90 So. Main aoor. 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
WOMEN'S STYLISH
NEW PUMPS
Will Be Closed Out Tomorrow
NJ S32S Pair.

at 1910 falr.
All the odd lots, incomplete
style assortments and broken
sizes, numbering in all l62
pairs.
WHITE CANVAS PUMPs-A
variety OF styles, including Colo
NAL Pumps, Plain Pumps and
Pumps trimmed with buckle and
tongue. Sizes in the combined lot
as follows: 3. a, ~. S, So, 8, 6Ia
and 7AA; 3. 81, 4, ~, So, 6 and
"a; 3, 4, "a, 5, 8 and 7B; ~, 5,
81, 4. 5. 5H, E and &c; 3, 81, ),
5H, 6, 81 and I'd.
BRONZE KIDSKIN MAR
BRIDGE PUMPS, with hand-turn
soles and Spanish heels. Sizes q,
5H. 6L5 and 7AA; and 5HA; 3,
.3H and ALB; 3, oH and &c; 3, 3H, ),
E and 6IaD.
II PAIRS MARBRIDGE PUMPS
with bronze vamp and ivory KID.
skin quarter, hand-turn soles and
Spanish heels. Sizes 4 and AN;
3I, ~ and SD; 3, 81, 4. 4HC;
3H and AID.
WOMEN's BLACK KIDSKIN
PUMPS. several styles, in sizes
5AA: 3I5, E and IA; 3, 81 and 7C;
3, 81, 4 and CD.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES-e every
pair produced for this season. and
OF the finest quality materials and
workmanship. Most OF them nave
turn so1es and the French LOUIS
or Spanish heels.
S3.25 pair-were $500 to $500.
Third floor. G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
Coat Department.

l wistaria Sport Cost. silk Jersey with
shirred back size 80. ss.T5; was $500.
Gold Burelia Cloth Coat. semi
fitted lines, be1ted front and large pointed
collar and cuffs: blue and gold crepe de
chine lining: size &c. S35 %: was $65. 90.
l Scotch Tweed Steamer Goat, black, gray
and gold stripes; large patch pockets. hand
somely trimmed in gray buttons; size 20.
S1s.15; was 49, 90.
Third soor. q street. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

There would be less apprehension con-
corning Carranza's demands for NUM-
tons if the public could be sure that
Villa would not help himself to them
regardless of the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

The submarines continue to take Sir
Thomas Lipton's mind entirely away
from sailboats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

CONSUMPTION is doing good service as
a reminder TO some dependent natures
that there are conditions in which 20
litical pull has no value whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

Gen. Goethals fonnd himself in a sit.
uation worse than the culebra cut and
without engineering facilities to meet it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
A SALE OF 20 DRESSES,
At $29.5O each.
Were SIS, $3.50 and $3.50.

Very smart sports dresses
and becoming afternoon and
street dresses for women,
among the most attractive
stvle creations of the season.
They are one OF a kind
models, no two alike, and
this fact accentuates their
value in the estimation of
maryland rightly so.
White and Colored Geor-
eette Crepe. Dresses, some OF
them beaded or trimmed
with tucks: Crepe de Chine
Dresses. Light colored Foul
ards. Wool and Silk Jersey
combined in sport dresses:
Satins and Serges.
Various plain colors and
smart combinations Of two
shades-this latter is cspe
cially effective in the sports
dresses.
Colors of white. black,
Copenhagen, navy. mustard.
gold. purple and white. gold
and black, blue and white.
ALSO THE FOLLOW
ING:
2 Copenhagen and Navy Blue
Silk Popiin Dresses. size IS.
$1,000 each. were $685..
3 Taffeta Silk Dresses. black
and gray; sizes IS and 40.
$1,000 each, We're S1?75 ana
$500.
Third foor G, street
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Special price, 2lc pair; for SI.00.
AND THE Fol OWING.
Friday Sale of
Women's Silk-Lisle
Combination Suits,
$1.OO each-One-third
Less Than Regularly.

40 dozen Silk-Lisle Jersey Ribbed
Combination Suits, low neck and
sleeveless style SO much desired
for summer wear, and the knees
are either tight or loose lace-trim-
med style. A fine garment at
very low price.
AND THE FOLLOWING:
~ Women's Jersey Ribbed I.isle Thread
Combination Suits. lace-trimmri drawers:
slightly soiled: size :. S5c each. were soc
- Womens Jersey Ribbed Vests low neck
and no sleeves: sizes and e. slightly i'm
perfect. 2lc each; were 81 l.c.
Main floor q street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

Inventive genius, squandered in the
past, is now recognized as one of the
most valuable of Uncle Sans natural
resources.
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Too EASY,

Oh, Music once made some demand
On practive and on pow'r;
But now they pull lever. and
They spiel it by the hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
A Sale of
TENNIS RACKETS.
'$1.35, SIPS and SITS
each.

Imperfections that in most
cases cannot be found are re-
sponsible for the low prices
we have placed on these
rackets, which would ordi-
narily be marked from $500
to $500.
Various sizes, weights and
models.
Fourth floor, Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

Kerensky steps into authority with
many kinds of a fight on his hands. But
the impression prevails that he is many
kinds of fighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26
A Clearance of
WOMEN'S SUITS,
STATS
Were $500 and $3.50.


An opportune sale for vaca-
ton and goingaway women.
TAFFETA SILK. WOOL SERGE,
GABARDINE. ENGLISH
TWEEDS, HOMESPUNS.
Fancy and tailormade styles;
braid trimmed, braid bound and
belted. Colors are black, tan,
mixtures and navy. Sizes "a
to AZ.
AND THE FOLLOWING:
White sylvetta Silk Sport Suit. belted
coat with large collar and pockets; gath
cred skirt: size 80. Slightly damaged from
window display. $500; was $500.
Gray Poiret Twill Suit. Hickson model,
belted coat with large pockets and white
embroidery; plain gathered skirt; size a.
$500, was 5000
Beige Gabardine Suit. Hickson model;
coat has striped silk vest and collar: skirt
has yoke and inset pocket; size SO. $500;
was So. 90.
Third floor, g street.
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Colloluy Between Showers.

whats most worn this year?' in
quired the man who studies appear
ances.
"Raincoats and umbrellas" answered
the salesman, YEARLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

Rumor insists that in Mexico the
Frankfurter sausage is steadily pushing
the tamale into obscurity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

Another way to be lonesome is to be
a bona fde contender for the Nobel
peace prize.
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Hence the Hostiiities.

Everybody wants peace"
Eyes. But everybody wants to dictate
the terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

shipbuildins is now expected to get
beyond heated discussion Of plans and
specifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-26

The cost of the war continues to stag
ger humanity, and the kaiser IS doing his
full share Of the staggering.
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Friday Sale of
Kimonos and Dressing

Cotton Crepe and Lawn Kimonos
in plain colors and figured effects,
both belted and loose styles. A
particularly attractive garment
that is in great demand at this
time.
Special price, S1.0o each.
White Lawn Dressing Sacques
with sailor collars OF dotted lawn,
scalloped collar and cuffs.
Special price, SOC each.
AND THE FOLLOWING:
Fine Nainsook Gowns, deliberately I'M
ished with dainty lace and fine embroidery
Insects; SIC each: were ST.
s Cambria PetticoRts. with hounce OF deep
lace insertion and edging. some with en-
broidery iouncc. S1a5 each; were $2.25.
Third floor. F street.
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Parasol Department.

IL Colored Silk Parasols in light blue and
pink: 81 90 each; were $3.50 and $500.
Cclored Silk Surname Parasols in navy.
brown and purple. s2.95 each; were $500.
Main floor, G street entrance.
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Tho Evening Star Newspaper Company
nth st. and Pennsylvania Avenue.

New York once: Tribune Bldg.
Chicago Once: First Nat Bank Bldg.
European once: 8 Regent St, LONDON.
Sorth Amercan SHce: La Vale S41.
Buenos Aires. Argentina
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Friday Clearance of
Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats.

Trimmed Hats in a variety
Of colorS and styles models
that have been selling at $500,
5000 and $500.
Reduced to $500 each.
Colorcd Cntrimmed Hats
and a few Ready-to-Wear
Sports Hats have been selling
from $50 to $500
Reduced to Soc each.