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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

Mrs. Jennie Fulghum Of Cincinnati,
who was here to attend Yearly meet,
ing was the guest Of her niece, Mrs
Preston Coggeshall of Needles, Cali
fornia, Monday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Skinner. Before return.
ing home Mrs Fulghum will visit rela,
tives in Fountain City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

The ladies OF the G. A. R. will not
give a euchre party for the benefit OF
the Red Cross association Wednesday
evening in the Post room at the Court
House. The party has been postponed
until Wednesday evening, October 8, at
O'Clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25
CIIN AND DKEOO
N EW AUTU MN
DRESS GOODS
A Collection Not Shown Elsewhere

Fine Serae-36 inches wide the wanted shades;
good for School Dresses-Autumn Rn
Sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JUG
French Serges- So to 40 inches wide, fine twill
shown in all colors. particularly in all the 10
new blue shades; Autumn Sale price. ~
Tussah Royai-42 inches WIDE all the q 0B
Fall shades; specially priced at. Cd L sAO
Silk Tussah Crepe, AZ inches wide, pure silk and
wool, shown in the navy and army O1x0R
Broadcloths-54 inches wide, all wool; bought be-
fore the advance, which accounts for G. no
selling them for ................. ~ 40
Suiting Serges-54 inches wide, the correct
weight for Suit Separate Skirt, QY ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

A penny supper will be given Wed
nesday evening at the First Christian
Endeavor society.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25
Where Richmond's Society Congregates

Norman Lamb left this afternoon
for Wayne, Pennsylvania, where he
will attend school.
Members Of the B. F. club were en-
tertained Monday evening at the home
of Miss Ruth Wine. A musical pro-
gram was given. Refreshments we're
served Miss Bernice Dietmar was
made member. Miss Bertha Olmetz-
er entertains the club in two weeks at
her home, John street
Mrs John Banner will be hostess
Wednesday afternoon for a meeting of
the Greenbriar community club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

Clarence Coyle has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, where he took a
course in engraving.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

the women of Second English Luth-
eran church, at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Ward, National avenue, West. There
will be play with musical numbers
by members Of the First English and
ST. Paups Lutheran churches. The
public is invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

Mrs. Paul Moss will be hostess
Thursday afternoon for meeting OF
the Sunshine Crochet club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-25

Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 un.
til 5 o'clock, social will be given by
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported I'd
the health department in the last twenty foul
hours:
Mamie Matt. II years. Sbley Hospital.
Mary Hinfen, 3 years, ,children's Hospital.
Manuel Jose 30 years. st. Eliza beth Hospital.
Hattie Barnes. II years. Sbey Hospital.
John J. Cave. ii years, 1926 18th street north
west.
William Johnson, 81 years. 1905 I'd street
southwest.
Herbert Cooper. II years, Georgetown Uni.
versity Hospital.
Nancy Giles, G5 years, 12i4 1st street south.
east.
Iouise ]. Davis, years. Garfield Hospital.
Anna b. knorl, J6 years, 1853 1lth street
southeast.
Hllnche L. Douglass. 10 years. Freedmen
Hospital.
William Bell. Al years. 1910 Ohio avenue
northwest.
Walter H. johnson. - years PAPA 18th street
northwest.
Joseph Brown. 3 months, l23oa Half street
southwest.
Louise Smith, = months Frecdmens Hospital.
Andrew Hammond. l6 months. 55th and Cath
crime streets northeast.
Infau; of Robert and Edeth Butler. l day,
1872 Vermont ayeu&e northwest.
Infant of Lewis and Mary Wills. II hours,
Columbia Hospital.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
WASTE OF WATER IS ON
INCREASE IN DISTRICT
Federal and District Government In
stitutions Blamed by Supt.
Garland.

Despite every effort to prevent it,
waste of water in the District has in
creased. according to the annual report
of J. S. Garland. superintendent of the
water department, just submitted TO the
Commissioners. Federal and District gov
ernment institutions are blamed entirely
for the increase
This fact. following the publication
that taxpayers, who use only As per
cent of the water consumed, are paying
a Z II per cent return on the investment
in the water plant of the federal gov
ernment which gets its water free. and
that the department is deprived Of
spending about 100000 of its revenues
this year on extensions because of the
action of Congress in Withdrawing fed
eral support for the maintenance of the
aqueGuct, has contributed another ele-
ment to the unhappy state of affairs Of
the water department.
Mr.. Garland. in his report. states that
the per capita consumption instead Of
being reduced has Increased from l36. 3
gallons in 1916 to 1893 gallons in 1917,
with n total mean daily consumption
Of 81. .43i geo gallons for 1917 against
40, 69S, ,00o for 1916, this notwiths stand-
ing the installation OF 6.f1S meters in
the residential section, whiclp had been
counted upon to greatly reduce water
waste. EiGhty-fiVe per cent Of the en-
tire number Of services are now meter
ed.
The increase in the per capita con-
sumption. as stated above" continues
the report, "is due entirely to waste of
water by federal and District govern
ment Institutions.
This waste is approximately four
million gallons per day in the Govern
ment Printing Office, state. War and
Navy building and the Soldiers Home.
Legislative authority to alter their
equipment, to prevent the wasting Of
water, is in these cases urgently
needed. It is most unfortunate that
the District of Columbia authorities
are lacking in legal means to prevent
this waste by enforcing change of
equipment. Calling the attention of the
officials in charge of these Institutions
TO the waste complained of have. in
few instances been fruitful in salts
factory results.
The cooperation of the United
States and district governments in an
effort to eliminate all waste will. in my
opinion, enable the water department.
with it's present facilities. to fully meet
the needs of population of 100000
people and postpone the consideration
of additional supply to the year 1880
The completion. in eighteen months
or two years Of the central heating and
power plant will save great quantities
poses in a number of the government
departments. But on the other hand,
in a number of government buildings
not supplied by this plant, the waste
viii. no doubt, continue unless the nee
eSsary cooperation and legislation are
Obtained
Evening star., 1917-09-13
China Department..

l Decorated English Porcelain Platter,
ID 4nch size. Soc; 81. 90
Handsomely Decorated Nut Bowls. soc
each; were $1.00.
Black and White Striped Salad or
Fruit Dishes S1.o0 each; Were 81 90.
l lpiece Imported China Nut Set, 95c:
was Sl.T5.
l Imported Decorated Bonbon Dish, 35c;
WAS Sl.o0.
Decorated Covered Sauce or Gravy
Tureen. American porcelain. 45c: %.
l Dresden Pattern Salad Bowl OF i'm
ported china; slightly imperfect. Specially
priced at 75c.
1 Imported Decorated Cake Plate, ori-
entail design. Special price. soc.
Richly Decorated Nippon China Plates.
35c each: were 81 90.
., Imported China Covered Dishes. e5c
each: were 81. 90.
Decorated Limoges China Bureau Trays,
Loo each; were s.. 70.
Covered Marmalade Jar, rich oriental
design. Specially priced at Sl00.
French China Sugar and Cream Set,
border pattern. S5c: was S2.7J.
Neatly Decorated Imported China Syrup
Pitcher. Special price, 65e.
Large Size Black Glass Flower Vases,
50c snd Toe each; were 81. 90 and S1.25.
Hand-painted Limoges China Fruit Bowl.
Special price, $1.00
/ Imported Comport. prettily decorated;
slightly imperfect. $l.50; was $3.50.
Fifth floor. street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
MEDICAL CORPS INCREASED.
Commissioned Personnel May Reacl
$4,000, as Against 700 Normally.

\ year ago the Medical Corps of the
Army had less than 700 commissioned
officers. Today that branch of the
service has almost 14,0oo officers, and
within the next six months il is eX-
pected that number will be almost
doubled. 1t is estimated tbat at least
"a. 600 physicians will be included in
the personnel of the department when
fun strength is reached.
The greater part of this number
will be commissioned in the four re-
serve corps-the Medical, Dental. Vet
erinary and Sanitary-but these men
will all be in active service. The total
number of hospital beds which viii
be maintained by the Medical Corps
will be on basis of - per cent of
the strength of the Army. These fig
ures tell in a striking way the tre-
mendous task before Maj. Gen. William
C. Gorgas, the surgeon general. and
his staff.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Hours:
$3.50 to $50.
REMNANTS.
Misses Department.

Misses Black and White Checked
Coats. with large pockets and belt.
pearl button trimmings; size IA.
s115 each: were $500.
Misses Blue and Black Gunni-
burl Cloth Coats; sizes II and IA
years. s7.75 each; were $19.75.
Girls Tan Coat. with large col
lar and pockets; size IL years.
$1,000: was S25.00.
Misses Green Crepe de Chine
Afternoon Dress, with wide en-
broiGery. belt and collar: size is
years $500; was $500.
l Misses Gray Tafeta silk Dress,
high-waist effect; size 16 years.
$500: was $3.50.
Misses White Net Dresses. trim
med with satin ribbon; sizes IA and
16 wears. s1s.75 each; were $500
and s295O
33 White MILDLY Rlcuses, button
front style, belt and pockets:
colored collar and cuffs; sizes +, 3.
10. II. IA and 16 years. csc each;
were s1.25.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
j. Harry Wilson. jr and Annie f. Childs.
HartweiI II. Nuckois Of Richmond Va, and
Mabel J.. Nuckols Of Manakin. Va.
Ivcv g. Hires and Ida j. Perry.
William kaufman and Ethel limestone.
Clarence ]. Conway and Almura NJ. Rondina.
both Of Providence. y. J.
Robert Y. Hughes and Eva L. Turner, both
Of Hanover, Va.
G. Elanton Price md Jennie l.. Blackburn,
both Of Richmond. Va
George Il. Heidmann and Elizabeth L. REM.
both Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Clifford H. jenkins and Edna ". Owens.
Floyd NJ. Trueman and Gladys Hardin, both
Of Richmond. Va.
William Butler and I.eoIia Clifton.
Richard Kelley and Gertrude Miller, both Of
nuantiro, Va
Raymond Aker< and Daisy Washington.
James Fitzgerald and Marie Darkins.
Lawrence Tupscott Of Richmond, Va. and
Margaret Powell of this city.
B@dford = Fishhack and Emily ]. Duncan
both Of Marshall. Va.
Albert J. Robinson Of this city and Mary c.
Burgess of Cnnden. Va.
leopold St Louis Of Brooklyn, y. Y, and
Elizabeth \. Rurrel Of Westf"ld y. J.
William Gaskins and Florence Green.
Arthur L. Birkle and Marguerite c. Beauiac.
Evening star., 1917-09-13

years of age and over must submit to
the control of the German commanding
officer. Parents and directors OF edu-
cational institutions are held respons-
ible for the enforcement of the order.
tion, was for the purpose of preventing
the young Belgians from escaping from
the country. In some instances parents
have been severely punished when
young men have escaped.
Another notice compelS the Belgians
to declare to the authorities within
eight days all quantities of woolen
clothing, etc, owned by every family.
Seizure of such articles by the Ger
mans. as was done earlier in the war.
is feared.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Sweater Department.

The following Sweaters are from
our own stock. but slightly soiled:
Pink Brushed Wool Sweater.
blue collar and cuffs, belted back;
size A s6.15; was SS.15.
Bisuue Sweater. We neck and
helted back: size So. $500: was
$3.50.
Plain All-white Sweater. We
neck: size Sc. S4.75: was $500.
1 Child Sweater. roll collar and
pockets trimmed in navy blue; size
81 s1.95: was s2.95.
Al1-white Wool Sweater. We
neck and plain back; size 80. s1.s5;
was s295.
Emerald Green Fiber Silk
Sweaters. We neck and SASH size 3S.
$4.75 each: We're $500.
Third floor. g street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
NEW FRENCH CABINET FORMED
NJ. Painleve Overcomes Objections Of
Radical Socialist Group.

PARIS, September 13.-M. Painleve
has succeeded in organizing ministry
to replace the Ribot cabinet. For a
time the socialistic radical group pre-
sented an obstacle to the formation of
a ministry. ruling that the five social
st radical members of the cabinet as
selected by NJ Painleve should mot be
members of cabinet where the uni
fed socialists Were not represented.
These men, Renoult, Vincent. Ber-
nard, Renard ana Long, informed the
party that they had accepted the port
folios before the party had reached
this decision. and there was a bond of
honor to remain. The matter was then
dropped. t7~rn .s-s=t rs--. 81.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Coat Department.

White Poneee Sports Coat, en-
broidered in rose and white, with
large collar and tie sash; size 3S.
s1s.z5 Was S3950.
Gold Georgette Satin Sports
Coat, with large collar and tie sash
with tassel on ends; size IS. $lS.75.
Was S39.50.
Taupe Satin Sports Coat. trim
med in white with scarf collar. tas-
sci on ends and belted: size 3S.
$ls75. Was $3.50.
White silk Jersey Sports Coat.
with deep mara bout collar and tie
sash: size SO. S18.75. Was $25.0O.
l Black Taffeta Coat, three
quarter length; braided and half
lined in messaline; size 36. s12.75.
Was S29.50.
Greer and White Plaid Cape
Coat: size Sc, $500. Was S29.50.
Third floor, C street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Suit Department.

4 Serge Suits. black and navy
blue: belted and tailored coats and
braid-trimmed skirts. with gath
cred back and pockets: black. sizes
3S and "A: blue. sizes 40 and AZ.
STATS each; were $500 and $3.50
is Linen Suits. coat belted and
tailormade style and gathered
skirts: colors are rose. gold. violet.
green and white; sizes "a tn 40.
$1275 each: were s250O and s2a.5o
Apple Green Khaki Kool Suit.
belted coat with hutton trimming:
skirt has gathered hack and large
pockets: size Sc. s25.00: was ss5. 90.
Smart Sports Suit Of Khaki
Koo1: coat rose color. skirt white:
gathered and with pockets; size
3e s25.00; was se5.00.
Third floor, G street
Evening star., 1917-09-13
p,an. and he feared that a part of this

plans. and he feared that part of this
avenue would be left in its bad condi-
ton Upon his suggestion the authori-
ties will be asked to carry out the or
iginal plans and do the work in such
manner that the entire Improvement
could be accomplished with the money
available instead of only portion.
Complaint will be again registered by
the association in reference to the
overfowing of the large water tank at
Alabama avenue and 10th place, which
has been the cause of serious incon-
venience and damage to property in the
imrn ediate vicinity. A letter was read
from the water department stating
that this tank only overflows at infre-
auent intervals and that plans are now
under consideration for preventing it.
A petition will be circulated for the
signature Of every resident in the sub
urb asking for sidewalk on the east
side of Nichols avenue in front of the
Evening star., 1917-09-13
MUST GO THROUGH RED CROSS.
instructions Given Regarding Com
fort Contributions to the Navy.

All relief and comfort contributions
to the Navy hereafter must be sent
through the American Red Cross. Sec
retary Daniels has announced that the
Red Cross having organized Il naval
auxiliary, it had been designated as the
only means of forwarding contribu-
tions. such as knitted sweaters and
mutllers. to the ships and stations.
The Navy League made public a let
ter from the chairman of its comfort
committee TO Mr.. Daniels. notifying Z
him that the com nittee would con-
tinue to supply garments for the sail
ors as long as they We're needed. and
would be glad to take up work along
other lines not at present covered. The
committee as wen as all other such
organizations will send its offerings
through the Red Cross.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Upholstery Dept.

About 100 yards of "DoilieclothF
for making luncheon sets and
bureau sets-a. fine quality. in col
ors of pink, yellow, blue and
lavender. on white grounds.
35c yard. Was 55c and 60c.
A large assortment of Curtains,
Scrims, Nets, Cretonnes and vari-
Gus upholstery and drapery ma
terials, representing nearly every
weave that is used for beautify-
ing the home, and suitable for
numerous uses.
Il to Is less than regular prices:
IS Flat Sash Curtain Rods, oxi-
died finish. 10c each; were 15c
and l8c.
Fifth fss9. q street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Corset Department.

10 pairs Ivy Corsets. Of pink broche. low
bust and long skirt models. not heavily
boned. some Of coutil with little more
bonine. low bust and long skirt; sizes 90
q. %. 27. 20 and 80. $500 pair; were
$3.50.
pairs r & G Corsets. coutil. well boned.
low and high bust models; sizes 81. %. %. &c.
81 and %. $500 pair; were $500 and
$3.50.
pairs Fancy Pink Broche American Lady
Corsets. low bnst and short skirt: sizes 10.
81 and %. $50 pair: were $500.
pairs Royal Worcester Corsets. coutil.
very low bust elastic insert and long
skirt: sizes 10. %. o5 and 26. s1.O0 pair;
were 1.50.
Third floor street-New location.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Infants Department.

3 Chldren's Hats. of milan straw and
fancy braids, trimmed with ribbon; mush-
room shape. S2.0u each: were $500 and
500.
3 Chidren's White Pique Hats, button
on brim, old rose facing. pc each were
-0c.
Childrcn's Pique Sun Bonnets. hand
embroidered scallops Si.00 each; We're
$1.75.
= Children's Blue, Pink and White
Rompers. low neck and short sleeves. fn-
ished with banding TO match. 75c each:
We're 81 %.
Chldren's RoInpers high neck and
medium length sleeves made of white pop
lin; beach style. soc each; were T5c.
Third floor, street
Evening star., 1917-09-13
"Money Straight to Belgium. "

From the Popular Science Monthly.
The Boston headquarters, of the Bel
gian relief fund have inverted a novel
means of collecting money from the
busy throng which passes the head
quarters day and night. A steel tube
with a funnel-shaped mouth projects
about four feet above the sidewalk and
extends into the basement and into an
iron box. where the money is collected
and forwarded abroad. On the tube is
the inscription: Money Dropped Here
Goes Direct to Belgium"
Evening star., 1917-09-13
REMNANTS.
Boys Department.

Boys Warm Flannel Blouses,
especially suitable for present
wear. in navy blue, oxford and
khaki color; collars attached;
broken sizes from + to "A years.
Reduced to CSC each.
3 dozen Boys Golf Caps, blue
serges and mixtures.
Reduced to 35c each.
5 Boys Raincoats, sizes y, IA
and 10 years only
Reduced to SOS each.
"a pairs Boys Khaki Trousers,
sizes IA to II years only.
Reduced to 45c pair.
Fourth Goor. street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Births Reported

Tile following births have been reported TO tn
lealth department in the last tlNenty four hours
Oswald X. and Louise VI. Wonneborger, boy.
Earl j. and Edna +. Schmidt. boy.
W. G. and Sarah sullivan. boy.
Charles c. and Margaret Nash. boy
John \. and May F. Higgs. girl.
Frederick J. and Margaret J. Hohmann. boy.
August l.. and Elizabeth Dorr. girl.
Jacob L. and Matte 3. Crawford. boy.
Walter +. and Dora J.. Bell boy.
Francis c. and Snsie J. Rranitan, girl.
Philip g. and Mary c. Iiutchens. girl.
Sylvester and Alberta GOT. boy.
William 7. and Lena +. Curtis. boy.
Raymond and Marion Carter, girl.
James and Emma Carter. boy.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Dire Penalty for Attempting Escape

Interned Serbian civilians and pris-
oners of war held by the Bulgarians
have been warned that any attempt to
escape would result not on-y in the
death penalty, but in the burning of
their homes in Serbia. conf1scatlon OF
their property and the deportation of
their families to foreign countries. The
Serbian legation here is so informed
by cable from the official press bureau
at Corfu
Evening star., 1917-09-13
According to Precedent.

From the Richmond Times Dispatch.
How did you become involved in a
fight with that little jones boy - de-
ruanded the stern father
"WLE. we had small argument re-
sporded youthful Thomas. "and then !
fold him if he did not accept by terms
OF ne:.ce | was going to black his other
eye
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Knit Underwear Dept.

II Women's Jersey Ribbed Wool and
Cotton Combinations, high neck. elbow
sleeves and ankle length: size 4. 500
each; We're $50.
Il Wonen's Jersey Ribbed Lightweight
Cotton Combination Suits. high neck. short
sleeves and ankle length, and some low
neck and sleeveless; size 4. Sl.10 each;
were S1.J0.
Is women's Jersey Ribbed lightweight
Cotton Tights ankle length; size 4. 6lc
each: We're 7c'c.
Main floor street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
GERMANY TIGHTENS GRIP
ON YOUTHS IN BELGIUM
Takes Steps for Closer Watch, Hold
ing Parents Responsibility
Seize All Woolens.

German military authorities in Eel
GUM have taken steps to keep a closer
watch on young Belgians and also to
seize wooden goods of the population.
The Belgian legation has received
word that the Germans posted no.
tees in Brussels at the beginning
of August. informing the Belgian popu-
lat!en that all young men of seventeen
Evening star., 1917-09-13
CONGRESS HEIGHTS SEEKS
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
Complaints Also Heard That Nichols
Avenue Is No. Being Rebuilt
According to Plans.

OF Congress Heights row is chiefly con-
cerned in the Improvement to high
ways in the suburb, according TO ac-
tion taken at = resent meeting. A.
E. Mckay, Chairman of the highway
committee. reported that the present
Improvement Of Nichols avenue was not
being done in accordance with original
Evening star., 1917-09-13
CLEARANCE OF WHITE
AND GRAY ENAMEL
COOKING WARE.

Odd pieces which are slightly
damaged-mostly small peeled
places on the exterior OF the
articles thus not. affecting their
use.
Tea Kettles. 81 and s1.15 each; were
81 and SCI.
Coffee Pot, SIC: was 81 o5
Saucepans. zoe each: We're 3Jc and 40c
Ladies. 10c and 1jc each; were 25c and
SOC.
. Plates, 15c each: were 2Jc
Pudding Pans, zoe and 25c each: were
35c and 40c.
! Tray, soc; 81 90
Collander. 30c: was soc
Preserving Kettles, soc and s5c each;
were S125.
Pals, soc and Toe each; were soc and
$1.25.
/ Saucepan. 30c; was CSC
. Pals. Toe each: We're SI15
Pudding Pan, 25c: was 4Oc
Chamber. 35c; was Soc.
/ Bedroom Pail. 75c: was Sl5O
/ Milk Can, Toe; was 81. 1.35
Double Boiler, Toe: was S125.
4 Oval Dishpuns. 75c and LOO each:
were $1.l5 and 81 so
/ Tea Kettle, .35c; was 65c
Tea Kettles, 45c each; were S5c
2 Saucepans, 15c and 35c each; were Soc
and Toe.
Disi,pans, 3oc. 45c and SOC each; were
6Oc, 85c and Toe.
o Preserving Kettles, 40c, SOC and 55c
each; were CSC. SOC and 81 90.
Fifth floor. Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
Vice President Returns to City.

Vice President Marshall has returned
to. the city after an absence of several
weeks. during the illness of Mrs. Mar
shall. Senator Salisbury, who as pres
ident pro tempore has presided over
the daily sessions of the Senate during
the Vice Presidents ahsence, has gone
to Delaware on a brief trip.
Evening star., 1917-09-13
An Important Friday
Sale in
WOMEN'S HOSIERY,
21c pair, S pairs for $1.0O.

These are Full fashioned
Lisle and Cotton Hose, in
black, white and colors, subject
to slight irregularities of
weave, which will not affect
the wearing qualities of the
hose, nor mar their appearance.
Perfect hose of the same grade
are regularly sold at 371zc and
SOC pair SO you can readily see
the unusual value offered.
NaiA Zoos. @ street.