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Today's Draft.

Today's drawing of numbers for the
draft comes as a routine item, arous-
ing no great national concern, though
Of the most intimate interest to those
who are directly affected. This draw
ing applies to the men who reached
the age Of twenty-one subsequent to
i June 5, 1917. These men are today
being assigned numbers to determine
the order in which they will be called
for service. They will not be sum-
moned to the ranks, however, until all
Of those now eligible under the first
draft have been exhausted. Under the
Teclassifcation recently accomplished
there are still available Of the 1917
draft enough to fill the quotas for
camp requirements for several months.
In the meantime those drafted today
will be examined and classified. The
latter process will be much simpler in
their case. They are all Of practically
the same age, they are presumably free
from family obligations, though few
may be bearing the burden Of the sup
port Of parents and other dependents.
Their classification will not require
much time, with the boards now ex-
peYieneed in this matter. Well in ad-
| vance Of the needs Of their services
{ this entire group of the 1918 class will
have been put in readiness for prompt
assignment to duty.
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Shattered Excluslveness.

CuoSSSKSu GACA0S1vSuSUDs
A man Of manners quite sedate
Remarked, "1he times are strange
1t startles me to contemplate
So great and swift a change.
Where once acquaintance was select,
And formed by methods slow,
I'm now addressed in terms direct
By folks I do not know.
"a gentleman I never met
Exclaims, Step lively, pleased
Move on' I own with some regret
Leaves ME quite Ill at ease.
And yet I strive my very best
My gratitude to show
For timely warnings thus addressed
By folks do not know.
"And it's pleasure great to hear
The unaccustomed tones,
When earnest citizen draw near,
Discussing stamps and loans.
Democracy is not q myth.
I'll mend my PAGES slow,
And seek for more acquaintance witt
The folks I do not know
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Manufacturer Samples
OF Fine Upholstery and Drapery
Fabrics

Included in these sample lengths
are Printed Linens and Cretonnes::
Also Damasks, Tapestry. Velvets and
other upholstery materials. These are
sample lengths of discontinued pat
terms, mostly imported fabrics that
cannot be imported now. They are
very desirable for table covers, up
holstering furniture, cushions, pillow
and couch covers and bags and fancy
work. These are high-grade materials
! NV ward. w yards and ) yards each.
Also various short lengths of domestic
cretonnes. They are at Is less than
former prices.
Fifth floor, G street.
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Of war. Your industries long since
have ceased their prosperous hum. Your
commercial life is cobwebbed. Your
once great pride in your rulers and
your statesmen, they who now smirk
and fawn, has disappeared. Ideals
have been wrecked. Your sense Of
right and wrong has been dwarfed.
Your name ever will be placed on the
blacklist pages Of history. You will be
Stunned and scorned and left to bear
your miserable burdens. Through
clever Vaccinations the kaiser, thirst
ing for the blood and lives of inno-
cents and tho treasure Of all Europe,
used you to further his ambitions. It
was you who Embossed the twentieth
century Pandora's box-in our behalf.
The world now staggers. We thank
you. Germany appreciates what you
have done that Germany's bestial am
billions might be achieved.
"You speak of your ardent desire to
continue waving blood-matted sword
in our behalf. But You hunger. You
must continue. Germany does not in.
tend to do SO.
"You have served our unholy pur.
pose, but now that you have been
sapped of strength and national vi
tally, now that what remains of you
is palsied, You burden us-begone"
Crying for food that the dread pangs
of hunger may be appeased, the Aus
trian people have been given the mere
dross of shallow words. The vain
statement Of the quartermaster gen.
eral of Germany can do nothing but
inf1ame already excited minds in the
dual monarchy, where people are eager
10 fastcn the blame for the trials and
tribulations upon Berlin's scheming
and adroit officialdom. Austria knows
what she has given to Germany and
knows that Germany has given nothing
in return. Now that Austria is sorely
beset, Austria is spurned.
The day Of reckoning for the kaiser
and his war lords approaches, and it is
not beyond the bounds Of probability
that the people now scorned will set
into motion the very machinery des-
tined to grind the ambitions Of the
militaristic elements Of Germany into
the dust.
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CHINA AND POTTERY

1 Imported Gold Band Platter, s1.00;
was $3.50.
Decorated Limoges China Covered
Dishes, very special. $500 each:
l Handsomely Decorated Nippon China
Bonbon Dish. &1.OO, was $175.
Nippon China Salad Bowls. prettily
decorated. S1.OO each; were $500.
l American Art Pottery Fern Box.
$3.50; was $500.
l American Pottery Vase, neatly deco
rated: S1.OO; was s2.25.
1 japanese Hand-carved Dresser Set
very special. 75c.
1 dozen Hand-finished Decorated Tea
Cups and Saucers, very special, $500
dozen.
Imported Decorated Manicure Sets
on Tray: Soc each; were sl.0O.
1 dozen English China Breakfast
Plates. rich border design; 5000 dozen,
We're $1,000
Is Decorated American Porcelain Meat
Dishes, S-inch size: very special. I5c each.
pairs Mahogany-inished Candlesticks.
very special, soc each.
1 Imported Decorated Chocolate Pot.
s5c; was s1.5e.
Mahogany-fnished Smokers Stand
(slishtly imperfect); $3.50; was $3.50
Fifth floor. street
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CHILDREN'S WEARABLES

8 Children's Nainsook Undershirts,
made on band, trimmed with ruff1e Of
lace and insertion; sizes s and IL years;
75c each, were $1.25.
10 Chi1dren's Fiber Silk Sweaters
in gold, coral and Copenhagen: made
with collar. pockets and belt; sizes IS
and %; S2.75 each, were s3.75
Children's Wash Coats of white
P and tan linen; made with notched
collar and cuffs. finished with large pearl
buttons; sizes and years;$:.OO each,
were $500.
s Children's White Madras Rompers,
beach style, trimmed with pink and blue
collars and belt; size years: soc each;
were Csc.
Children's White Madras Romp-
ers. beach style; made with turnover
collar; size and years; s5c each, were
Fourth Floor-Center
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Veterans.

One by one the veterans in Congress
are announcing for reelection. Mr..
Sherley Of Kentucky-a young man in
point of years-is the latest. As his
district is normally democratic, and he
enters this race with the prestige of
the Craftsmanship Of the House appro-
priations committee to aid his candi-
dacy, his success seems assured. He is
very competent man, and thoroughly
familiar with the needs of the govern
ment. He has reached his present
place in the House by diligent service.
If reelected, and the next House is
democratic, Mr.. Sherley will, Of course,
again head the appropriations commit
tee.
Mr.. Kitchin is coming back. He has
the home situation so well in hand, his
success is never in doubt. He an
nounces, and his constituents do the
rest. If the next House is democratic
he will probably again head the ways
and means committee.
The North Caroliniau has given a
good deal Of time to the problem Of
raising revenue for the governments
support, the Kentuckian to the prob
lem of how best to appropriate reve-
nue. raised for the governments bene-
fit. And those two problems, which
have always been important, are now,
in the light of the governments great
ly increased needs, more important
than ever. The next House will have
to deal with both
The republicans are fortunate, too.
If the next House becomes their prize,
they will be able to organize it with
veterans in the lead, for their veterans
ARE coming back. Mr.. Mann, Mr.. Gill
lett and others are assured Of re-elec-
ton. They have studied the two
problems of raising money and spend
ing money for the governments sup
port, and would bring a large expe-
rience to the task If set to do it.
In the matter Of the speakership, it
looks like Clark, or Mann. Prefrring
the House, Mr.. Clark declined the offer
of an appointment to the Senate; and
as he has served his party in the House
so we'll in the chair, there is every
reason to believe that another dem.
ocratic House will mean another term
as Speaker for him. IF the republi-
cans win, Mr. Mann will be in line for
the place, and we'll entitled to it OH
every account.
As this is critical period in public
affairs, it is assuring to reflect on the
competency of those in Office who are
likely to retain Office.
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ART NEEDLEWORK

10 pair Stamped Boudoir Slippers,
stamped on mercerized poplin; pink, blue,
lavender. Reduced from s1.O0 to soc
pair.
2 Handmade Worsted Baby Carriage
Afghans: l white with blue border; 1
white with pink border. Reduced from
$500 to 300 each.
lot Handmade Lace Medallions and
Bands. &c each.
3 Fancy Lace Bureau Scarfs colored
lining. Reduced from $3.50 to 75c each.
Muslin Scalloped Edge and Lace In
sertion Bureau Scarfs, colored lining.
Reduced from s1.25 to csc EACH
6 Fancy Lace Bureau Scarfs, with
colored lining. Reduced from 75c to 4Oc
each
Second floor Tenth street.
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Friday Special
Swift's Borax Soap
At S Cents a Cake
WOMEN'S
SILK WAISTS
Not less than "a cakes delivered.
Fifth floor, eleventh street.

70 Georgette Crepe Waists. In Sunset,
Copen and Maize. 1915 each; were $7.75.
1 Peacock and Maize Georgette Crepe
Waist. embroidered in gold and peacock:
size IS. $500, was s1s.75.
/ Peach Gray Georgette Waist. en-
broidered in Rose Silk and White Beads;
size 40, 1915, was $12.75.
Q Georeette Crepe Waists, one Brown
and one Navy, trimmed bisque satin and
fancy buttons; sizes So and Ss. $3.50
each; were $1,000. -9..-..,
30 white Flesh and Nile Georgette
Crepe Waits; only one or two of a
style: taken from regular stock; ss.86
each; were s5.95.
IA Fancy Silk. Roman Stripe and Maize
India Waists, 1895 each; were $3.95 to
$5.75.
Third door, Eleventh street.
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HOUsEFURNIsHINGS

Black Fire Set (shopworn), $2.s5,
was $3.50.
is White Preserving Kettles, s5c each;
were $1.15.
IS Polishing Cloths. Sc each, were 25c.
lot Blue Enameled Saucepans; spe-
cial, 12c each.
/ lot Bone Mustard Spoons, SC dozen.
Basket Jardinier, with tin insert,
8 Step Ladder Stools, soc each; were
S5c.
1 Papier Mache Tub, SOC; was $500.
Floor Sweepers, CSC each; were S5c.
Enameled-lined Refrtgerators. $1s.7S
each; were $3.50.
Trays, green lacquered, 45c each;
were $1.00.
Pink Waste Basket. $1.25g was $1.75.
Waste Basket, $1.OO; was $3.50.
Waste Basket, $l.OO, was $1.75.
2 Waste Baskets, 25c each: were 45c.
Waste Basket. Soc, was SIPS.
Fifth foor Eleventh street.
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The Recess.

= The "drive' succeeded, Congress
swill take a recess while the ways and
sfSneans committee is drafting the new
revenue measure.
Ordinarily, July is hot month, not
well suited to stumping. Senators and
representatives, therefore, will proba-
bly, spend the time in informal con-
ferences with their constituents on the
situation in general.
The terms of the revenue bill can
not be discussed, because they will not
be known. Campaigns cannot be
thoroughly organized until those terms
are known. But the war and its obli-
cations will afford an excellent topic
for an exchange of opinions; and can
didates for reelection should return to
their legislative duties we'll informed
as to the latest home sentiment on the
| subject Of taxation and hostilities,
broadly considered.
Between the reassembling of Con-
Eress and election day will be three
months. Will all the time be neces-
sary for the transaction of the bust
ness that Congress upon reassembling
will facet
Much will depend on the sort of bill
che ways and means committee pre-
sents for finding the additional
money the government needs. 1t is a
mans task. The amount is very large,
and there are many sources of supply
80 choose from. The committee has
probably been surprised at the large
number as well as the character of the
suggestions that have been submitted.
= The business world has improved the
: opportunity afforded by the hearings,
and has laid before the committee a
: large amount of information.
Both House and Senate will debate
the bill, the latter under liberal rules;
and if the bill as prepared by the COM
. mittee arouses protest in business cir
eles, both bodies will be asked to
amend the committees work.
Other questions will be on the card,
TO be disposed Of after the revenue
! question is out of the way. So that
there will be something doing" after
Che brethren have returned from their
look around at home.
This does not include operations in
!, Europe, where there is intense activity
on all war fronts. In four or six
weeks matters of great moment may
take place there, requiring action by
| Congress respecting American inter
ests involved.
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Just Fl Young Mems Suits
Reduced to SITS Each

Splendid quality Two-piece Suits
(coats and pants). in Plain Blue and
Brown Flannels, Gray and Tan Cheviots.
They are nicely tailored in sack and
pinch back models: some with silk yoke
and sleeve Innings. These are ends OF
lines and only sizes 36. 81. 3s and 80 are
represented. Reduced to S17.75 each.
% waistcoats for full dress. tuxedo
and business wear; soiled; sizes 36, 81
and 49, Reduced to S1.95 each.
Main floor, Tenth street entrance.
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WOMEN'S COATS
AND CAPES

l Gold Silk Jersey Sleeveless Slip
on Coat. SS.75; was $3.50.
1 Chartreuse Silk Jersey Sleeveless
Slip-on Coat, 1915; was $3.50.
l Apple-Green Silk Jersey Sleeve
/ Black and White check Velour
Cape, with satin collar and coat front
lined in black satin, $2s.75; was s35.
/ Rookie Jersey Sleeveless Coat,
y length, trimmed in brown velvet,
$500; was $3.50.
l Light-Gray Jersey Coat, with
white satin coat front, embroidered in
silk to match; size 50; $3.50, was $50.
Third FIoor-G Street. pamA,I NeaE FArtaNu
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WOMEN'S FINE CORSETS

16 pairs of Parame Corsets, made of
French Coutil. flesh color, medium bust,
long skirt and trimmed with lace:- sizes
81 to %; $500 pair; were $1,000
s pairs Parame Corsets. high bust,
long skirt with French Coutil: sizes 20,
"a, IS and SO: $3.50 pair; were $3.50.
pairs Parame Corsets. high bust,
long skirt, white French coutil: sizes
%, "a and 25; $500 pair; were $1,000.
3 pairs Madam Irene Corsets, made
of Italian hochi, with linen back, medium
low bust and skirt; sizes "a, 81 and 80;
$3.50 pair; were $3.50.
pairs Lily Of France Corsets. me-
dunn bust. long skirt. made of white
coutil; sizes "a, 81 and 80; $500 pair;
were $3.50.
pairs Lily of France Corsets. me-
dunn bust, long skirt, made of white
coutil; sizes "a, rs, rs and 80; $3.50 pair;
were $1,000.
Third Floor-F Street,
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Boys Clothing

Thirty-five Boys Blue Serge Suits,
made of all-worsted and fast color fab
rio: several good models: sizes eight to
eighteen years. Reduced to S6.76. ,
A small lot of Boys White Shirts
with detached collar and neckband
style, and also a few Khaki Shirts with
collar attached. Reduced to 45c each.
Fourth floor, G street.
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Prussian ethics would not hesitate to
demand peace concessions from the al
lies as condition of relief from the
spectacle Of atrocities now practiced on
the German soldiers themselves.
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The fact that government clerks
pay is increased very slowly does not
prevent the government and the pub
lie just now from approaching their
work very highly.
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WOMENS LINGERIE WAISTS

z Flesh French Wolfe Waists. trimmed,
met lace and crocheted buttons; sizes
a. and 46; $3.50 each: were 1913
French Wolfe Russian RIouses
trimmed maize. oreandfe and white GRO
chet buttons; sizes SO and AZ: S5.75 each;
were $7.75.
French Wolfe Russian Blouses,
trimmed pink and white Anderson cling
ham; sizes. two "a, one Sc, one A: $3.50
each: We're 1913
Handkerchief Linen Waists trimmed
with navy and white, lavender and white
and pink and white striped linen: sizes,
"a. 50 and 44 S3.95 each; We're S575
Green Linen Waists. white embroid-
cry, organdie collars. cuffs and vests;
sizes. AZ and A: S3.95 each: were $500.
White French Wolfe Waists pink
linen collars and cuffs: sizes 81, IS and
40; $3.95 each: were $500
Linene Waists; three copen and three
rose; $1.50 each: were $3.50
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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summary JERSEY
SWEATERS

Very summary Sweaters In rose black
and green, trimmed in white woven
stripes.
Black with White trimming; sizes,
SO. 40 and AZ.
Rose with White trimming: sizes,
&c. SO, 40 and A.
Green with White Trimming; Sizes
SO. 40 and ~.
96.7B each, were $3.50
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WOMEN'S
UNDERMUSLINS,
t78c AsGARMENT
sci Ml!I|

These garments are the remainder
of our special sale of undermuslins at
78c each. The materials are good, and
they are we'll made. This sale offers an
unusual opportunity to women to supply
themselves with undermuslins at most
unusual price.
Gowns. low neck and short sleeved.
lace and embroidery trimmed or finished
with pink and blue scalloping.
Open Drawer Combinations, lace and
embroidery trimmed.
Short Skirt Combinations, lace and en-
broidery trimmed.
Envelope Chemise. lace and embroidery
trimmed.
Long Skirts of fine cambria, with en-
broidery f1ounce
Short Skirts trimmed with lace or
embroidery ruff1ing.
Straight Chemise of fine nainsook,
trimmed with good lace.
Open and Closed Drawers, circular and
straight styles, lace and embroidery
trimmed
Special, at 7sc each
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COMFORTS

Silkoline Cotton-nlled Comfort, 1878,
was $500.
silkoline cotton-fi filled Comfort. $500,
was 1925.
Silkoline Cotton-filled Comfort, 1875
was $500.
l Silkoline Cotton-filled Comfort, $3.50,
was 1913.
Silk Null Covered, Wool-filled Com
fort, $500; was $1,000.
Silk Null Covered, Cotton-hlled Com
forts. 5000 each; were $3.50.
Silkoline Covered, Cotton-flled Com
fort 1915; was $500.
~ Silkoline Covered, Cotton-flled Com
fort, $500; was $500.
- Silkoline Covered, Cotton-flled Com
forts, $3.50 each; were $575.
Second floor, street.
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A Guess.

A Guess.
"What does Villa meal"
II don't know" replied the man who
jumps at conclusions. "But from his
success in clinging to this earthly exist
ence I should judge that Villa is
Mexican for 'Methuselah.'
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Optional.

We live for just little while,
To sorrow or rejoice.
Time brings frown or else smile,
And you can take your choice.
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The man who has a good-sized pack.
age of war savings stamps and liberty
bonds will be in position to celebrates
properly when peace is declared
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Appropriate Embellishments.

Appropriate Embellishments.
$50 many Of the young women wear
GUNNER furs," said Mrs. Corntossel.
dts all right" replied the Farmer.
"If there's much more Of this cool
weather, Pm goin' down to the barn
and dig up the sleighbells."
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Congressman now want a recess
more for the sake of needful rest than
for the sake Of a chance to see the
folks out home and take a hand in
partisan politics.
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Greater Determination

"You don't address me as Colonel
any more"
"No, suh," replied the head waiter.
"In deshere war times titles is impor-
tant. It takes mo- dan a two-bit tip
fob gemman to git hisse'f called even
as much as 'Cap'n."
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Efforts to utilize the California
grape crop by turning it all into raj
!. sins should be help to next winters
! plum pudding and mince pie industry.
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Some Of the other receptions at
tempted by the kaiser are quite as i'm
pudent as the pewter cup episode,
though less ludicrous.
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The Prussian loves a naughty pose,
but does not relish the prospect now
confronting him of extreme CONNER
cial exclusiveness after the war.
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MOMENTS DRESSES

7 Bingham Dresses in plaids and
checks, with sailor collar that forms a
surplice bodice; crosses and ties in the
back in a bow; co1ors, black. blue. rose.
lavender and red: "a to AZ; $7.75 each;
were $1,000.
white Crepe de Chipe Sport Dress.
with sleeveless coatee OF cerise Khaki
Kool: size 3s. s1s.75, was $3.50.
3 Printed Chiffon Dresses made over
silk lining, with lace-trimmed collar;
light blue. pink and apricot: sizes "a and
s. S27.75 each: were $4,000.
Third floor, G street.
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FRIDAY SALE OF
Imitation Cluny Edges, Sc Yd.

These splendid laces that are used for
so many purposes come in an unusually
good assortment Of patterns. and vary in
width from II to y inch. They are ex-
cellent values for Sc yard.
Street floor, G street.
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New York hotels report such over
crowding that it is feared Congress
may have to search Manhattan for
rent profteers.
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Austria is growing more and more
impatient with the Hohenzollern ideas
Of food administration.
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Training the Russian bear to do the
goose step is going to require some
patience.
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WOMEN'S SKIRTS

White Wash Satin Skirt, made plated
style, with large pearl buttons down
front and wide belt; rs waist; $12.75'
was 31s.75.
with shirred top; size rs waist; $22.5O;
was $29.75.
plain Tailored Linen Skirts. with
set-in pockets in oyster and natural,
with black pin stripe: % and 80 waist;
SS75 each, were $12.75.
rhird floor q street
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WOMEN'S SILK HOSE

20 dozen women's Pure Silk Hose in
assorted colors, slightly irregular in
weave. all sizes; special, $1.25 pair: were
$3.50.
Main floor street.
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It is drawing it mild to remind a
bootlegger that he is conducting nom
essential industry.
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The strafng administered to Italy
by the kaiser evidently carried no in
duence.
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Special Sale of Screen Doors

10 Screen Doors, slightly imperfect.
but Will give excellent service. Heavy
Is Inch frames; natural varnsh finish:
complete with fixtures. Bring your size
Doors, SI.75 each; were $500.
E Doors. SIS each; were $500
and $3.50.
Fifth floor, G street
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Russia is not in a position to check
the profteering Of Trotzky and Lenine.
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CHILDREN'S SWEATERS.

Ideal Play Sweaters, in dark shades.
for children.
Olive Green Brushed Wool Coat
Sweaters. belted backs. pockets and con-
vertible collars: sizes, two %. two 80
and two "a: 1896 each, were $500.
Maroon Coat Sweaters. belted front.
convertible collar: sizes, %, SO and So;
1895 each, were $4.95.