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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Mems Clothing Dept.

Young Mems Suits. in blues: graz =
and browns of fancy pattern; sizes 90
a.. So and Sc. Reduced TO Si4.1' eaeh'
IA Mems and Young Mems SUITS
ninck hack and sack styles OF plain
blue, self-striped blue, tan and gray
homespun, fancy mixtures and gray
worsteds: sizes "a, 50, SO and 81 reg
duced to SI9..5 each.
90 Smart S-button Sack and Plnch,
hack Suits single and double breasted
models. and remarkably good httlng
and well tailored garments lhciuueu
80 hIua cheyio1s. fiannels. serges
blue. gray and brown fancy mixeo
worsteds and striped fabrics sizes 80
&c, 81. IS and 80 regular; IS. 80, ~,
and IS stouts. Reduced to *-''.'" eae"'
Ulster Overcoats, in neat brown dno
r,ateriaIs: double brea sted belted-
back style. with storm collar: SIZES =
and a.. Reduced to S"3.s' each.
Main floor, Tenth street
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Endorsed hv Wer ard Navy Heads.

I PHILADELPHIA, Pa. February S
A plan announced by William Mcclel-
lau dean of the Wharton School of the
University of Pennsylvania. for the or
ganization of an intercollegiate intel
Iigence bureau to pat at the disposal of
the government the trained human
resources OF the American college world
has received the official Endorsement of
Secretaries Daniels and Baker Of the
Navy and War departments, according
to Dean Mcclellan, who has returned
from Washington. where he conferred
with both Secretaries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Friday Sale of
MEMS NEGLlGE SHlK
S1.15 each-were $1.5o.

\ small lot OF Mems High
Quality Neglige Shirts. mostly
White grounds, with neat colored
stripes. which are warranted iast ;
soft fold cuffs. These are much
better shirts than we could puy
TODAY to sell for Sl-5O. Special
price. S115 each.
And the following:
al tads in check and plaid patterns con
Asn ro,orincS: sizes SIS. I. IA and 'iG-
&, 81 zach. were 500 and SD
si.e' s;. rsncx Colored Silk Fourth Ha nd
Ties. medium and dark colors in inquired Ell
fects 2Jc each: were 'oc
Main floor. street.
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Sweater Department.

White Knit Sweaters. convertible collar
and belted back; sizes SO and So. $50 each,
$1,000.
l White and Black Striped Angora Sweater
convertible collar and belted back: size 10
$1,000; S12.iJ.
brushed Wool Sweaters. in green and
Copper hagen with white trimmings. S3.95 each
were 500.
l Navy Pine Sweater. trimmed in white
convertible collar and belted back. $3.95; was
$500.
Brushed Wool Sweaters. in pink and
Copenhagen blue with white collar and cuffs;
sizes ~ and A. S6.75 each, We're SS.7o
3 Gold Fiber SILK Sweaters, roll collar and
belted back. $500 each 1915.
3 Gold Fiber silk Sweaters We neck and belt
ed back. S4.75 each: $500.
Third floor. G street.
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'Housefurnishing Dept.

Brown Enamel Dishpan. $50; was Sl.s1.
Brown Enamel Teapot. 35c; WAS Soc.
. Brown Enamel Frying Pans. JOc each
were 500.
Garbage Can. SOC; SOC
Glass Bathroom Shelf, 3o-iuch length. zoe
SIS.
Glass Bathroom Shelf. 24-inch length. SOC
81 60
pair Hinges. 80 each: loo.
PHpicr MacJie Slop Jar Mat. PC: Soc
Aluminium Teapots. 81 - each. were So -
Aluminium Sauce kettles. 7oc each; were
s. 90.
white Enamclcd Medicine Cabinet $500
WAS $500.
Copper.bottom Wash Roller. sI.75: wa,
81 30
Wooden Salt Boxes. Zoe each: i5c.
lot Garment Hangers: specially priced.
for g.
food CARPET Sweeper. 81 81: was s.. 80.
curtain siretcher 81 90: -was 81 so.
White Japsnued Flour Can soc: was 75c
Galvanized Ash Can. 81 80: was So no.
io1d Choppers. 15c each: 81 Il.
4 cans Household Paint. 15c each; were SOC.
ilfth foor, street.
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Fur Department.

l Caracul Coat. with civet cat collar; old
model: size IS. $500: was SIS 100
l Misses White Moution Set; soiled $50
$1,000.
l Chlds Tan Mouftion Set $425; was So 70
Fisher Raccoon Scarf. animal shape. $1,000
was $3.50.
Natural Muskrat Barrel Muffs. Ss25 each
We're SIl.00.
Cinnamon 0possum Scprf 81 20: was s'I ~
l Mt Coney Mule Collar s11.50; s13. 10
l Natural Gray FOX set strai.ut-I,u- SCR
ana animal mnf. S17.1J was s22.50
Natural Wolf Set shaped scarf and anima
mutt. $3.50; SIR
Third floor G. street
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Skirt Department.

l Smart Mahogany English Cheviot Skirt
with panel plaits and inset pockets Mt side
full gathered back; :S-inch waist. $50; was
S1a0o.
Handsome Scotch Plaid Skirt, in circular
style, with large patch pockets and detachable
belt; smart and sporty; 29-irch waist. Ss.75
s127o.
l Black and White Striped Wool Velour Skirt
with panel plats front and gathered bach
2S-inch waist $50 was S15.0O
/ Plaid Skirt. in gray, green and black color
lngs; patch pockets and detachable belt; 20
inch waist. $1,000; was $1,000
l Stunning Plaid Skirt, in green, black anG
white colors of camel's hair serge: full cir
cular style buttoning down front ard detach
able belt; "s-inch waist. $1,000 $500
Third floor. e street.
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Black Goods Department.

I, Yards 50-inch French Serge. $50; was
$50.
5 yards 42-inch SILK foplin. So-''' was S''''
6 yards I2-inch Storm Serge. s'-''' was
$500.
als wards 4i-inch Prcstley's Tussah loyal
$500: Si.5u
. wards 5o-inch Lupns Gahardine 500;
was $500
yards iO-ineh silk Popiin. sow WIS s"''''
~, yards 54-inch French Gabardlhe- s'''o'
$50
II. wards j6-inch kersey Cloth. s6i9' was
s7.Sl-
81 yards 42-inch Lupin's Wolfe SOD; was
1892.
3la yards 44-inch French Cheviot. $50 wa
si.3s.
AZ wards 4a-inch French Serge. $50; Wa
SJ.1I-
Second floor, q street.
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Plan to Aid Navy League.

An organization meeting of wives
sisters, daughters and mothers of Of
ficers of the Marine Corps was held this
morning to formulate plans for the Or
ganization of Marine Corps chapter
to lend aid in the work of the women's
section of the Navy League in the event
of trouble with foreign nations. A
meeting is to be held once "a week to
work for the establishment and equip
ment of naval base hospital The
meeting this morning was called by
Mrs George Barnett, chairman of the
voluntary aid section of the womans
section of the Navy League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Steps to Safeguard Banks.

The federal reserve board has taken
steps to safeguard any member bank
threatened by a run by foreign born de-
positors and will aid any bank in the
country whose stability is thus threat
ened. In the case Of member banks. it is
said, the board is prepared to discount
virtually the banks entire holdings Of
paper into currency. Non member banks
needing aid to meet such a run. it is
understood may receive it indirectly from
the board through member banks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Arts Club to Tell Stories.

Members of the Arts Club are to in
dulge in storytelling at a meeting of
The club tonight DR. Edgar Abbott of
Boston will give some interesting side
lights on the works of Shakespeare.
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll viii tell of the
origin of the short story. George Julian
Zolnay will tell of his experiences as a
student of sculpture abroad. Miss Maud
Norris will narrate the history of the
colonial house in which the club has
its home at 2017 I street northwest.
and Mrs. Louise Meyer Swift will give
some sketches of New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Friday Sale of
Women's Silk Hose,
S1.1O pair.

20 dozen pairs Women's Pure Silk
Hose, in black. white and a good as
sortmcnt OF the leading colors, Of
Tered tomorrow at very special
price. They are hose OF the regular
$50 and 500 grades. which are If
regular i'll weave. Special prlce. Sl-lO
pair.
And the following:
40 pairs Women's Black Cotton Hose Size 8
only; Special price. lie pair
- pairs Black Boot SILK lose, Uneven weave:
sizes 81. and 10. Special price. 3Iiac pair
20 pairs Seamless Black Cotton Hose. size
0 only. Special price, Ike pair.
Main floor. & street.
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Instructions to U. S. Consuls.

BERLIN, February Z, via London,
February S.-All American consuls gem
eral and consuls have been ordered by
Washington to report to Vice Consul
General Harold b. Quarton, who is in
charge in Berlin in the absence of Con-
sui General julius q. Lay. Mr.. Quar-
ton has been ordered to Rotterdam. as
has also Vice Consul Robert Lee Gray.
jr.. of Hanover. Vice Consul Riley. at
Warsaw. goes to Stock holm: Vice Con-
sui Eugene c. Harter, at Brunswick. to
Copenhagen, and Vice Consul Harold G..
Waters, at Berlin, returns to Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Glassware Department.

~ fiofal crystal Cut Goblets. slightly i'm
perfect. zoe each; were Toe
iellow-tinted Glass Sherbet Dishes 15c
each: 2Jc.
hiuebird Decorated Glass Sandwich Plate,
slightly imperfect. i5c: was Zoe
Floral Cut Frosted Glass COMFORTS G5c
each; Were S1JO.
fi"ra1 INT Glass Celery Tray, slightly i'm
perfect. S2.2J: $40
Cut Glass Fruit Comport, slightly imperfect
s2.5G; $500
Floral Cut Frosted Glass Salad Bowl. 65c
WIS 81 30. "
Large mahogany finished Serving Travs
glass covering over cretonne: slightly inperf.ct
SOC each: We're S1o5
- i+,lnch Austrian Iridescent Glass Flower
vase. slightly imperfect. 65c; was 81 -
Fifth floor. G street
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Alleged to Have Violated DRY Law

RICHMOND, Va. February S.-Requi-
sition has been issued on the District
of Columbia for Charles Lincoln Ben
lev in Jail at Washington. wanted in
Westmoreland county for selling liquor
in violation OF the prohibition law.
This is the first requsition in a liquor
case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Upholstery Department.

ITO yards White Figured Crepe Mus
lin that will make very dainty curtains
for bedrooms and bathrooms and pretty
sash curtains for the kitchen; So inches
wide.
1:%c yard-was CSC
30 remnants and short lengths of
Cretonnes and Curtain Materials
4 to ~ less former prices.
Fine Reed Serving Trays, with glass
and crctGnne lining.
=: 80 and S:s.iJ each-were $500 and
$500
Fourth floor, q street.
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$3.50 each-were up to $3.50.

$3.50 each-were UP to $3.50.
5 Golden Oak Armchairs, leather or
plain seat. $3.50 each; were up to
$1,000.
) Fumed Oak Smoking Trays. brass
finished cigar rests, pipe holder and
lighter and glass ash tray; shop
worn. SLIGO each; were up to $500.
\ lot OF Mahogany and Fumed Ga k
Smoking Stands. colored glass trays
and ) nickel cigar rests. Sl.09 each !;
were Sl.50.
| Solid Mahogany Sewing Table,
William and Mary design; drop
leaves and partitioncd drawers; mar
rcd, $1,000; was $3.50.
l Morocco Leather Armchair; a
resttul and easy shape S!o.50; was
$500.
| All-over Morocco Leather Settee
to match above chair; shopworn.
$500; was $1,000.
| Large Black Leather Chair. with
leather arms and mahogany frame
shopworn. $3.50; was $3.50.
| Large Golden Oak Revolving
Bookcase. shelves to accommodate
books OF various heights and sizes
shopworn: $1,000; was 5000.
l Combination Book Shelf and Gel
larette. tuned oak finish; shopworn.
$500; was $1,000.
) Fumed Oak Book Shelves: shop
worn. $500 each; were $500 and
$3.50
CHARTERED Oak Chiffonier. 5 draw
e1s' adjustable mirror; shopworn.
Sl2.So; was $500.
William and Mary Old Ivory
Dresser and Chiffonier. glass top
over cretonne, large mirrors; metal
drawer pulls: soiled.
Dresser, S52.50-was s42.50
Chiffonier, S27.50-was $4,000.
sixth floor. L and c streets
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Friday Sale of
VALENClENNES LACES
at Coo dozen wards.

An unusual lot of Round Mesh
Nalenciennes Laces, in splendid as
softment CT new and useful patterns,
ranging in width from 2. to . inches
mere are some matched designs and
a great number OF odd ones all of
them pretty and dainty of quality.
Nalenciennes Laces are now much in
demand for lingerie and summer gar
ments of all descriptions. Special
price, Soc dozen yards
Main floor street
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Muslin Underwear Dent.

\ lot Of Extra Size Short ,'.mbrie skirts
Nith PLAIN h"ms;iiched rutie and tucks Srr.
"iul price, Ace each 90
~ ilhk hat,Str Gowns, tailored style with
DIV meek and short sleeves finished in fopcr
'athrfstltch:ng- loo each: were slOG
pays Crepe kniciertcckcr D-ywars OF o-,r,
ne qlai'F material. finished with linen lace
Fadlhs ana Ribbon 4Jc pair: were 15c
tambric Corset Covers. fitted style lac,
mined PC each: were l0c
~ crepe Combine tioEs. corset cover and
ry. 5Uc each: were Toe ''N
Third 1oor + str.c-
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BOYS Department.

4 small lot of Boys Medium-weisht
Suits. sizes to is years.
Reduced to S4.95 each.
BOYS Long Overcoats. sizes 10 10
II only.
SOS each; were $3.50
I. na5rs Bows Separate Trousers,
sizes to is years.
CSC pair; were Sl-oo
dozen Boys Shirts and Blouses-
SOC each; were Sl.Oo.
dozen cloth Hats, small sizes only.
Reduced to 25c each.
a small lot of Small Boys ovefcoa - Is
and Woolen Suits; broken sizes up 10
10 years
Third floor Eleventh street
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Corset Department.

1 pairs Lily Of France Corsris of pink SIX
haflste. with medium bust and long hin: sjz.s
% ~ = and rs. 500 pair: were $1,000
pairs Lily OF France CorSets of white coutil
wen n"heti. WIN medium bust and hip sizes -.
and "A. $500 pair: We're 81 90
pairs T. \. C"rs"is. strong coutil. high lust
anu ionS skirt: sizes II and - 500 pair;
were 81. 90 and So 80 '
, rAlrs Pink t'r,'l" 'orsets fancy batiste:
'!zes 20. y and 20 81 90 pair: were 81 10
Third floor. Eleventh street
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In Memoriam.

LII meWOIldu.
BOOTH. In loving remembrance Of our deat
husband and father. ORLANDO A. BOOTH
who departed this life two years ago today
February s. 1913.
The last farewell was spoken ,....
Two years today:
Our family circle broken 80
When loved one passed away.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. 2
BURKE In loving remembrance of my dear
sister. MAMIE II. BURKE. who died seven
years ago today, February 8, 1910. Annfvers
sary ct the Church Of the Holy Comforter,
NELLIE. =
DOLBY. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear wife and our mother. BERTHA NJ.
DooLEY. who departed this life one year ago p
today. February s. 1916. -.,
Called from this world for a peaceful rest,
Called by God who knows best: % o.
Dear in our memory she will always remain
Until in heaven shall meet again.
by HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
BERTHA NJ. DooLEY, who departed this lifo
year ago today, February s. 1915.
One year has passed. our hearts still sore.
As time goes we miss her more.
Her loving smiles. her tender face; --,-
one faa orH ~ hsr Ans sIs sias HELENE
In S3!ns memory Of my d S.s T ,nsssT
eight years ago today, February s, 1889.
Heaven retaineth now our treasures
Earth the lonely casket keeps. .
And the sunbeam loves to linger
where LILY 81 sasf HER 't Son EDWARD. .
EUELL. In sad hut loving remembrance Of my
dear son, WILLIAM EUELL. who departed
this life year ago today, February 9. 1919.
February is more here. the saddest day in
the year.
Early that morning in the sad dreary fall
A messenger came my son TO call;
Come Willie, come home, your lfes work 10
The pearly gates opened, my son was gone.
Can help but feel so lonely
When his voice do not hear,
For words sweeter
Than the words he used TO say.
Sweet is the memory which never shall fade: -.
Heart of my life is buried deep
Under the sod, where he peacefully sleeps. 80
Yon suffered much. you murmured not; -
We watched you day by day.
Until at last with broken hearts
BY HIS LONELY MOTHER. KATE EUELL.
MAIN: In loving remembrance Of Mrs. SARAH
A. V. MAIN. who departed this life three
years ago today February s. 1914.
Loved in life. mourned in DEATH
BY HER CHILDREN.
| dear mother LUCINDA PoSEY, who departed
this life three years ago today. February s.
1914.
mother. dear. thou art not forgotten.
Nor shalt thou be- "--
As long God shall give me strength -
I shall always think of thee.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER JOHANNA.
STEWART. In loving remembrance of dear
IL beloved and brother. GEORGE +.
STEWART. who died four years ago today, 20
February $ 1913 in FL Paso Tex. s
BY THE FAMILY.
SULLIVAN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother. HARRIET SULLIVAN. who
departed this life thirteen years ago today.
February $. 1904.
on. mother dear. thou not forgotten,
Nor shalt thou he:
As long Us God shall give strength
1 shall always think of thee
HER DEVOTED son EUGENE.
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Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

IL. to 4 yardsi
I2i:c Outing Flannel. Zoe yard
I5c Bates Bingham. 12iac yard.
1Sc 32-inrh Bingham. 15c yard.
1Sc 36-incb Percales. 15c yard.
SOC 3s-inch Plain Noiles. 20c yard.
2Sc 3S-inch Printed Voiles. 20c yard.
Boo 3S-inch Printed Noiles. 2Jc yard.
5sc 3S-inch Plain Noiles i0c yard
Second floor. e street.
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Annual Winter Clearance of
WOMEN'S HIGH SHOES
Tomorrow, Friday,
$3.75 pair-were up to 81. 90.

According annual will place sale tho
row for clearance all odd lots incomplete and discontinued
styles of Women High Shoes the low of 75 hese
shoes that have been made expressly for and particular
clientele. and very superior quality and distinctive ndd
atty Quantities of each particular style and model Inn
ed they represent popular shoes which in itself &C
o selling 0 all but a lew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08
Basket Department.

l Infants Sleeping Basket. Sl.75; $50.
I Clothes Hamper. 500: was IS 90.
/ Scrap Basket. SOC: 75c.
Fancy Baskets. &c each: nc.
l Fancy Basket. .oc; was 60c.
l Sewing Basket. Soc; was Use.
] Sandwich Basket Csc: was 6oc.
! Fruit Basket. 35c; was Sl.OO.
Fifth floor. L street,
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Book Department.

| set i.ncrclop"dia Britannica. 9Th edition
- volumes, lining nearly 1000 pages. with
ndcX volume: man! Illustrations and maps in
color: binding shopworn. $1,000 for the set ::
500 volume.
| st Wern.r's Universal Encyclopaedia 1870.
y volumes. cloth binding. 100 maps in
color ani Illustrations; fair condition. $500;
WAS $1,000
| set Handy Volume Encvcopeda Alden $
Manifold. in 40 volumes, bindings on n few
Of which are loose. $500 the set was $50 90
10 copies From Bunker Hill to Manila Bay;
a record of battles for American Independence
aud the preservation of the Union; compiled
from authentic records by John +. Dobhs; g.,
pages. 25c copy: 81 90.
. copies Success Among Nations. by Emil
E"lr!I. \ study of the question which wer.
s'ccsssfn nations what the causes of success
ana what of the future. zoe copy: were 81 01
> copies PARALLELS of Life by Hamilton W
Mahie. A collection of ESSAYS .5c COPY; were,
s1.0U.
Second floor. + street.
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Included are Tan Russia Calfsllin
with wing tips; Dongola Kidskin. plain
and tipped toes; Patent Coltskin. Gun
Metal Calfskin: both button and lace.
TAN RUSSIA CALFSKIN LACE SHOES
sizes 312A: 7B; ~, 6g4 and &C; 3,
3i@. 4. Z, ). ) Z. 6, y and ID.
AFRICAN BROWN LACE SHOES
sizes 4 4 IA: IA; -. and 4B; sc.
PATENT COLTSkIN LACE SHOES
sizes az, ). "a. and 6AA; -, and
612A; ). Sig. Az. 6, Ga and 7B: 4,
az, and 61&C; 3, 81, 4, L, >. y.
s, 6ls and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08

Brass Beds, size 4.6 #.
Bright finish Bed, Pinch continu-
Gus post Reduced to 81: s..
BriSht-fnish Bed. 3-inch post and
4 inch filters. Reduced to $500.
l 2-inch Continuous Pest Bright fin
ish Bed. Reduced to SI..5J.
/ Pinch Continuous Post Bed. with
L Inch filters. Reduced to $3.50.
1 Metal Bed. in quartered oak finish.
2-inch post and 1-inch filters. Reduced
to $3.50.
! Finch Post Bed. with !, inch filters,
bright finish. Reduced to $1,000.
! 2-inch Post Bright finish Bed. Re-
duced to Si..5,.
l 4-poster Brass Bed, satin finish,
fancy design Reduced to S::..5D.
l Pinch Continuous Post i-pos;er
Bed. with crcssbars and filters. Re
duced to 81: 81.
] 2-inch Post Bed, with l..-inch cross
bars and hllers. Reduced to 5000
2-inch Post 4-poster Colonial Bed.
! Il linen square crossbar. with - l.
inch filters Reduced to S.: -.
! 2-inch Continuous Post Bright Brass
Bed. with many small filters Reduced
to s:5.oC.
i-pcster Bright Brass Bed. with
] y Inch square cTosshar and 1-iuch
filters. Reduced to $50
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REMNANTS ON EVERY FLOOR

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Rs%SsT
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PATENT COLTSKIN CLoTH-TOP BUT
TON SHOES. plain and tipped toes
sizes A. u. ), 5l&, and 632AA; ana
IA: az. 4. 5la, 81. and 7B: ,. Sc. 4.
;, 5ie, 8, 6la and &c; 8, 3 X, 4, AZ, >.
So. and I'D.
Gun METAL CALFSkIN LACE SHOES,
wing tip; sizes and "A: and 4B:
and 3l2C: 3. 5 Z and 4D.
DONGOLA KIDSKIN LACE SHOES,
plain toes and Spanish heels-sizes q.
AZ and 5AA: 81, 4 and IA 4 =. ,.
6. 6l2 and 7B: 3, .. 4, 6i2 and &c;
3, BE- T. AZ, and So II.
GUN METAL CALFSK1N BUTTON
SHOES-sizes Az, and y IA; "A;
2LB: &c: 8 and CID.
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Infants Department.

3 Infants White SccrsIicker Crecpers. button
underneath: turnover collar and belt; yes TO
> Years. soc each: were 13c.
> Infants Handmade White Nainsook Long
Dress s. gathered on neck and sleeves and trim
med with fontlcrstitchng and lace edge. $50
each: $3.50.
3 Infants White Lawn Pcstcoats lace and
embroidery tr.nrnd. IIc each: were SD
Chldrcn's White Lawn Dresses, yok" style.
trimmed with embroidery and tucks; neck and
SERVES edged with embroidery: Sizes ] and =
years. 81 90 each: were $l.J0
3 CLildren's White Lawn Dresses, long waist
style. trimmed with embroidery insertion anJ
furEs finished on SIR, with embroidery ruff,
fs.zes and years. $50 each: were 81. %
Third floor T street
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$3.75 pair-were up to $500.
Waist Department.

A lot of Wolfe. Batste and Linen
Waists. slightly soiled from handling.
made with high and low collars and
long or three-quarter sleeves: cluster
tuck ed and trimmed with Valenciennes
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Brass Beds, size 3 #.
l Finch Continuous Post Bed, bright
finish. Inch filters. Reduced to S"c 90
4-poster Brisht-fnis Beds, with
l-inch filters. Reduced to $3.50.
duced to &f50,.
Finch Continuous Post Beds. bright
finish, with double crossbars and hllers.
Reduced to SiT 50 each.
! Satin-tnish Bed, with bright trim
ming, 2-inch posts and l-inch filters.
Reduced to S2)Mt.
| Continuous Post Satin finish Bed.
Reduced to- Si5 ~.
| 2-inch Continuous Post Satin finish
Bed, with 1-fnCh filters. Reduced to
$3.50.
! 2-inch Post Satin finish Bed, with
1-inch filters. Reduced to $500.
Z. Inch Square Post Bed. satin fin
ish. Reduced to $1,000.
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BLACK Kangaroo Leather Shoes.

Rlucher model. with GOOD rouiia
toe and very comfortable snaP s,,e
shoe of refinement for the m,iunt.
aged man or the man 81 80. s.
81 and lob: 5l2, 6. So, ana
nc: 6l2D; 6. ela and ZOE,
s3.75 pair-were $500.
rr.pth
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Friday Sale Of
ODD DINING CHAIRS
AND OTHER FURNITURE

A lot of Odd Dining Chairs,
with leather seats, in golden and
tuned oak. best designs and
workmanship.