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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-11-07

Iisins soaei, military M Atic
obScryers here do not the
GSxplan protest VIII do taksi. ssseri-
,pus1y by the lied governihents
"a The German protest was addressed
~ ths United States, III M said,
probably because this count ~ has NOT
been subjected to tfe campaign Of air
terrorism .coaducted BY the enemy
American hospitals behind the lines
in Fsance, however, have been
bombed by German night raiders. 4
also was regarded as possible that
the German authorities have beln
forced to some step by the clamOr OF
the German civil population, particu-
larry in the Rhine provinces, where
the belief is general that Almighty air
fleet is being built up to destroy
towns there.
Amsterdam, Nov. Am official
telegram from Cologne says that
persons were killed and
thirty-five injured, in an Allied aerial
attack on Boni, fourteen miles
southeast Of Cologne.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
POULTRY TO BE CHEAPER.
Hoover Embargo on Slaughter of
Hens Ends Tomorrow.

Dealers in poultry in the wholesale
market are anticipating heavy receipts
Of hens Friday and Saturday, the en-
bafgo on the slaughter Of the esg-lay-
ers having been lifted after tomorrow
Already prices on poultry In the whole.
saie market are lowering sharply.
Old ROSTERS, which prior to the stop
page of the sale Of hens and pullets
sold at not over Is or 1s cents pound,
have been up to a5 cents pound for
the past month. They are now dropping
rapidly in price and within a few days
will be selling at the old figures.
Turkeys. ducks, geese, keets and other
other poultry are all much lower priced
today than early in the week and the
lowering of prices will continue until
about the time before the embargo
figures are reached.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Misses Department.

WHITE Peter Thompson Suit. with
navy blue emblems: regulation MILDLY
style; slightly soiled; size IA years;
$s.95; was $3.50.
1 Sport Dress Of natural .colered
poneee. combination striped skirt and
plain coat; size 16 yearss e7.5oI was
312.g6. -. .-.
white Rep Sport Suit, tailored
model; sia016 years: f7.60i was $1bso0
3 ustton skfrts-2 white, figured;
slightly eof1ed; misses sizes; $1.00 eachI
were $1.73 and $3.75.
I Cream Serge Skirt, gathered an
round, with belt; 81 length and % waist;
1915; was $7.75.
4 ChIldren's White Dresses. long
waisted style; plain henstitched style
with pipings of rose; smocked and
trimmed with dainty lace: 9 and 8 years;
$1.96 each; were $500 and $3.50.
A small lot Of fne Chambray Dresses
in blue. green. buff and tan; made in
Dutch style. fastened to waist In front:
white collar and cuffs; pockets trimmed
in white; sizes 9 to II years; mostly in
10 year sizes. Very special, $1.s6 each.
Fourth floor. G street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

Corset Department

2 pairs Irene gersets, high bust, long
sk.ft, made Of nne italian coutil; sizes
4 pairs Lily Of France Corsets, flesh
color broche. girdle effect with rubber
tep; sizes Is and 20; $3.50 pair; were
4 pairs Modart Corsets, nssh color
sizes 2l.2e and IS: $500 pair; were S 90.
2, pairs Modart Corsets, white French
batists; 10y bust medium long skirt:
sizes ~ and 20; $500 pair; were $500.
Third noor, r street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
TEE EVENING STAR, THuRsDAY,- .APRIIg Is 1915

ner. .Yolson il a brother Of AL Jolson,
musical comedy star. the rest OF the
cast was made up of a German spy
suspect, customers. salesgirls and sol
headed" girls, and is said to be the
prettfest chorus ever playing in an
amateur production in Washington.
The Business High school Orchestra, !,
led by Joseph K. Finckel, furnished
the music, which consisted of fourteen
pieces Some of the songs In the play
were written by the pupils and teach.
ers. The performance will be repeated
tonight and Saturday night. saturday
nights performances will be for the
benefit of the Business Alumni Aeso-
citation and will be followed by dance
In the gymnasium.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

As Pongee Silk Sport Blouses,
with attractive designs on the
collars; taken from regular
stock; s1.15 each; were $685.
4 dozen Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe Blouses, slight
" soiled from handling; S3.95
each; were $5.75 and 6.75.
is attractive Striped Silk
Blouses, in tailored style; $z.s5
each; were $500.
rs Lingerie and Colored Linen
B1ouses taken from regular
stock; $1.o5 each; were $z.o5.
5Lingerie B1ouses taken from
stock; slightly soiled; Sz.Ss
each; were $3.o5 and $500.
20 Lingerie Bfouses in voi1e,
organdie and linen taken from
stock; S3.95 each; were $500.
Third A>pr. ElsventA ststst
Evening star., 1918-04-18
BOMB DEFENSE A1RPLARE
IN SUCCESSFUL TEST HERE
Col. Jones Puts Machine Through
Stunts at Polo Grounds, Going
Up 5000 Feet.

Spectators at the polo grounds yes
terday afternoon were treated to trial
fight of q smail Standard 'tM-dsfense"
plane, a craft designed for speedy
rising. in order to get over the heads
Of hostile bomb-dropping planes.
The little plane WAS taken afoft by
Col. 3. O. Jones. u. s. A.. who sxpressed
himself as pleased with the craft, upon
his descent after about fifteen minutes
in the air.
When the airplAne left the ground
It seemed to 60 almost straight up in
the air. Once up, Col Jones put II
through all the usual "stunts." per.
forming particularly pleasing nose and
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Friday Special in
ROUND THREAD
VALENCIENNES LACES
6Oc Dozen Yards

A large lot of Valenciennes
Laces, in great variety of pat
terms; just the kind you need
for trimming dresses and under
wear. Insertions and edges to
match, in sizes from Il to 1H
inches. An exceptional value, as
our patrons have come to know.
Street Aoor, q street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
PUPILS OF BUSINESS HIGH
GIVE ANNUAL SPRING PLAY
Come Of the Songs in Drama Are
Written by the Students and
Teachers.

Warrington in war time. and par
ticu1arly situations whieh would arise
IL pupils OF Business High School did
not help out storekeepers Of the city
at Christmas time. was portrayed by
sho pupils of Business High School in
their annual spring play, Miss Busi-
ness" presented at the school last
night.
The principal parts were taken by
Kenneth Markward. as Grayson Hill
of Hill & Co.; Adelaide Watson. as his
buyer: Emma Meressi. as his seere-
tary; Albert ANemus, the store mana
ger. and MYer Yolson. the 1t,nfor part.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Suit Department

Eton suit, In Poifet twill, smartly
trimmed with braid, tucked collar and
vest Of white satin: fancy lining; skirt
has wide satin sash; $4,000; was $3.50
Poiret Twill Suit in Copenhagen.
novelty tailored lines, be1ted model, sand
colored silk collar and vest. Beautifully
cut skirt with pockets. belt at waist
line. $4,000; was $69.50.
Covert Cloth Suit, long lines, cluster
tucks on hips: narrow belt of self mate
rial drawn through alashed straps. Fancy
cut skirt to correspond with coat; $4,000;
was $500.
Eton suits, in black and white
checks, braid trimmed, collar and vest
effect Of white pongee: tailored skirt
with yoke and vide silk braid belt;
$3.50 eaoh3 were $500.
Thira floor, G street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

Of . major In the Army. andsa = son, will
liam A. James. jf.s lieutenant In the
Dallas, Ter.
NJ. Jonss was power In Virginia
poIttics and his fear1essness i'd attack
Ing policies and people to which he was
opposed was q conspicuous charac-
tefistic.
Representative Finis :. Garrett Of
TSnnesaee 10 the next ranking member
o. the tnsulAr Affairs committee. He
PROBABLY viii be Immediately elected
caused BY the death Of Mr.. Jones.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Friday Special
IN CREPE DRESSING
SACQUES
$1.5O Each

A Special Lot of Fine Crepe
Drsssing Sacques, in almost
evefy shade, large collar trim
med with washable satin ribbon
to match.
Also the following:
TsSeta Klosht Pst.icoat. chaAgsabls
rose and blue. $500; was $3.50.
Klosnt Petticeats. All tA6eta and
ali eatfu changeable green and gold ana
purple. $3.50; were $500 each.
a. Maids' Striped 0inshau Unifofms.
turnover collar and long sleeves n
sises "a and a.. $2.7S each; were $S.oo.
Third door. r street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Infants Department.

pairs Children's Arnold Nirht prsv-
ers. without feet, -76o pair; were S1.85.
pairs Arnold Drawers, trimmed with
lace edge. $50 pair: were b0c.
Children's Dark Green Wool Sweat
ers, buttoned down front, made with
belt and turn over collar. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
IS Children's White Muslin Under
waists. with tape and buttons, $50 each;
were 26c.
Russian style, with belt, turn over col.
lar and cuffs Of white madras. $3.50
eaeh; were $3.50.
Fourth floor, Eleventh strvet,
Evening star., 1918-04-18

a
/ Fumed Oak Arm Chair. was
$3.50, now o6.O0.
4 Fumedv Oak Side Chairs to
match. were $500. now tl.60 eeah,
Mahogany. Arm Chair, was
t1f.ko. now 11A.5A
: nhofany Side Chairs to-matrh,
I HaheeAhy Arm chniN wns
$500. now e16.o0. :.
Mahogany Side Chair to mntoh.
was 1850. now el1.Sos
Mahogany Arm Chair, was
$780,. now $1,000.
5 Mahogarty Side Chairs to match,
were 1880, now e1.80 each.
s Mahogany Chairs. were S8.k0.
now ~0.60 each.
! Walnut Arm chaiF. was $12so,
Z wAlnpt nlAs 0hairv @ mseslk
veee ee.lA now 80 go. ''T7s'.1'' Z
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Skirt Department

II Fancy Striped and Plaid Silk
Skirts, full gathered style, with wide
only. Very special value, l7.so each.
I Black Brecade wool Poplin Skirt,
full plated style; size 20 waist. $500;
was 1915.
8 Oyster Linen Skirts, plain tailored,
With pockets; 81 waist. $3.96 each:
were $50.
Black Chudda Cloth SHIRT. finished
with Set buttons; full skirt, with side
plaits: rs waist. $12.75; was $16.75.
Third noor. 9 street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

taif aivss. He attained ~ seltttn1ssslk
about 5000 fest. and Ai1 no9 1eaNe 1A&
vicinity Of Potos1a0 F1fk zta &
The Httis plane, enc ut ~ eaA1Ao9
seen here, attained speed yoeseeoey
hour, Il was estimated Is y . one-
man craft. and In service WIN - eQuipS
ped with gun.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Knit Underwear
Oepm.tnenf.

II womsn's Jerssy Ribbsd IaEhs.
weight Cotton Combination guit., mfh
slightly soiied. Size 4. 7Bo each; wer6
IA women's Ldsht-weight Jesssp RID
bed Cotton Oombinat lions, v nsck, sleeve
less, drawers have tight knee; slightly
eoiled; Sixe 4. $50 eachi were $1.b0.
30 women's Jersey Ribbed Idsie
Thread Vests. low neck, no sleeves;
slightly soiled; sizes and 8. $50 each;
were 87hc.
Street hoof. @ street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Sweater Department.

s VERY Desirable s1ip-on Sweaters, In
white bandings forming waist line:
sizes 80. 40 and AZ. SS.o6 each,
3 Dark Green Brushed Wool Sweaters.
sises a and 10, $3.50 each; wers $3.50.
light Blue, Brushed Wool Sweater
Coat. With roll collar, size So, $500;
was e10.76.
1 children's yvhits wool sweater
Coats. slightly soiled.. sizes 30 and S2,
e1.e8 eacAj were S8.25.
8 Alice Blue Jersey Coat Sweaters,
with beltsd back. Sizes 30 and 96, 02 ,eS
saehs were $9.B&
Third Aoor. oentsA
Evening star., 1918-04-18

Rsvocaeion Of ths iiosnss 10 dsais m
ssgs and poultry ef tie. 11mer Wbod
Company Of koulton, Iowa. has hssa
ordered by the food adminisefasiony Of
fectivs April ~. The company sid .
large eonsignment Of eggs 70 thA New
York branch OF Swift 4 Co.. 0qough
zinn . Co.. New York hrokAfss .As ~
The company also WAS ordered 20 SUBJ
scribe TO the third liberty t6eu ~
amount equal 70 the sxcsssive nepnfs e1
the transaction and to donate<them 20
the American Red Cross. -,
Evening star., 1918-04-18

finentais and Tam-o-shanters; black,
Sray. rose, 2 brown, red; $A7o eaohD
were $3.50.
8 Black Hats. with colored faciHss
shapes: $3.50 each; wore $3.50.
Red Turbans, ribbon trimmed. !
trimmed with cherries; $500 each; were
Model Hats. 2 black. in medium sise
elites: 5000 each; were $500:
i Purple Hair Braid Hat, with mower
crown; S2O. 90; was $500.
1 Navy Blue Tricorne, 9lb.0Os was
$500.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Glassware Department

u Richly Cut Mlter Pattern Cocktail
Glasses. 75o saoh3 were $1.y5.
II Richly Out Mitsr Pattern Cordial
Glasses. 500 each; were ALPS.
u-inch Oval Glass P1atters, doral cut
patterns. slightly imperfect, 500 each;
were e1.00.
s-inch Cut Glass Balad Dish. doral
and miter patterns, slightly imperfect.
e1.b0: was $500.
Il Out Gfass Cruet, slightly imperfect,
el.6o3 was $500.
Imported Engraved Glass compots.
slighuy imperfect TO, was Sa.0o. :
Fifth noor. + street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Leaning Virgin statue Shot Down

LONDON, April t7.-The famous
leaning Virgin at the top of the AL
bert Cathedral now behind the Ger
man lines, was shot down by, German
artillery on Tuesday, says dispatch
from British headquarters in France.
to Reuters Limited. It is not known.
the correspondent adds, whether the
destruction of the statue was an act
of vandalism or an accident.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Play Suits for Children

All of these suits are in per-
feet condition, but are remafnders
that must be cleared out prompt
ly.
lot Indian suitss aises . and 10
years. 76c suit; wers 81 md e1.60.
= Policeman suitS, sfses ana 10 years,
$1.26 each: were $1.95.
a Sailor Suits, rises q and Q years.
t1.60 each; were $500.
enly: si1e Is years. g each; were 81.
Fourth door. 3 street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Services for Dr.. A. ]. NaKslwsy.

Funeral services for DR.. Alexander
Jeffrey McKelway. noted expert of chi1c
labor problems. who died Tuesdsy
night at his home, Will be held at
the residence, 2071 Park road. at
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. James II.
Taylor Of the Central Presbyterian Church
will efflciate. Interment will be at the
family home. in Charlotte county, Va
DR.. McKelw4y Is survived by his
one of whom is now with the Amerj-
can expeditionary forces in France.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Hosiery Department.

80 pair women's White outsize hose,
IN jisie and cotton, uneven weave; sizes
8, eh. 10. 400 pair, were CSC.
20 pair Women's White Hose. uneven
weave, sizes s3a and 8. $50 pair, wers
s0c.
90 pair women's Blaek silk Iisle
Hose. uneven weave; sizes s1s 10 10.
800 pair, were 65e.
Street door. q street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Furniture Department.

Mahogany eettee, upholstered In
green velour. $500; was $500.
! Mahogany Armchair, upholstered In
green damask. 9l9.00t was $3.50.
Mahogany Armchair. t17.6o; was
5000.
Mahogany Side Chair, upholstered IN
damask, sliehtly soiled 9lo.0os was
$500.
/ Mshoxany 6sttss, uphSlstersd In
taDsstr1. 0ao.ooj vas 445.oo.
otxth Dsoe, Q strssA.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Boys Department.

ana fast colors, sizes 18, IT, 1s years
only. Reduced to e6.7S eaoh.
A small lot Bsys' wash Suits, sizes
). !, 8, 3. q, years only. Reduced
to S1.sE each.
D only. Reduced to 46o each.
10 Genuine Panama hats, large ana
small shapes, sligntiy soiled. Ss.4o eacn.
Aeauced FROM e4.60 and $3.50.
Fourth floor. @ street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18


The war for liberty will not be won
until America shall supply the big guns
and tanks armed with cannon to de-
stroy the innumerable cement "pil1
noxes," as they are called with walls
zen feet thick and with grooves that
command all the range before them,
which dot the devastated country from
the WEST front Of the battle lines in
1ufope, probably to the Rhine. These
deadly fortresses in miniature are more
10 be feared than the onrushing masses
luf troops the Hun Is ceaselessly push
'1ng against the gallant British lines
IaoAays
This was one Of the foteeful state
ments,os an address delivered last evening
bsfore The Evening Star Club by Rep
EesentAtive e. T. Taylor Of Colorado.
Mr. Taylor was one of the ten ma
ti6nal lawmakers who felt 1t their duty
80 leave the debates and parliamentary
tangles OF Congress to go to the Euro
pean battle front and ascertain the
1actsL first hand. the better to enable
them to legislAte wisely and intelli-
gently in. war matters The story Of
that visit - we1l known to the general
pablio fer nearly all OF the ten con-
6fessmen have. at one time or another
aDoken In public of the perilous trip.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
50eyPairi
Nxin noor. r itrsst.

MEMS FURNISHINGS
a Mems Fine quality All-silk Shirts.
neat striped patterns. sises is, 10 10.
1879. sass each. Were $3.50 and $500.
SO Mems Good Quality. Heavy SILK
Four-in-hand Ties, attractive colorings,
striped and figured patterns. The re-
Were $1.00 and $3.50.
Is Pairs Mems Tan Cape Walking
Gloves, embroidered and spear point
backs. lises Z, TN. TN. l1.25 pair.
Were 500.
Street floof, r street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
FRIDAY CLEARANCE OF
DINING ROOM CHAIRS

We have gstered together large collection of Dining
Room Chairs from stock of them styles that
discontinued slightly imperfect All Of genuine
leather excellent values There nine
# Ind
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Efidsy CIearancs Of

Ffiday Clearance Of
OIL OPAQUE WINDOW
SHADES
75c Each
About 50 Handmade Greeu
Opaque Window Shades, mount
ed on Hartshorn rollers. Sixes
3x6 feet.
Were $50 Each
yifth-nsor. a st1ssG
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Victory Through Slaughter.

But II Is believed the entire story was
never more fully nor impressively COW
1fed than In Mr.. Tayler's two-hour ad-
dress of last evening.
This war is not to be won by . brill
llAnt counter attack that will sweep
Sack the desperate German army that
stops at nothing In its onrushing march
70 conquer" said Mr.. Taylor. Victory
- possible only through the. slaughter
q the simplacable and conscienceiess
re. Though his forces are being
M1owsd down by the thousands daily,
yet. even II he be forced to retreat ultl-
nately, his rear - guarded with These
lnnumerable minor fortresses. anrk into
the greund. Each Is. manned with
twelve men and machine guns. which,
when In working operation. make It
tmpos1ibls Tor even fly to live In the
territofy that surrounds them"
The world, said Mr.. Taylor, Is just
Beginning to realize what it must do If
must be co-ordinatiofi Of the allies.
This Is now happily being perfected
There must be ships. not only to trans
Port the troops from America, but to
eapport them with supplies and muni-
lions TO carry on the work before them.
4onprehensibie to the people Of this
4ay. To send big army to France
new, even II Il were ready to take the
Aedd. said Mr.. Taylor. would be fool
ships to support 1t with supplies and
0unitions.
!; Must Control In Air.
TO win IL is war" said Mr. Taylor,
We must regain control of the air.
TO do this we must have immense num-
bsrs Of airplanea for they are the eyes
Of the modern army. This - absolute
" Imperative"
Next In order of Importance, Mr.. Tay-
lor declared, IN the necessity for big
6una Every bdt Of the best inventive
esniuS OF America must be expended
II devisins a big gun to deal with the
spii boxes"
why" said tho speaker, 'machine
ana rife gun bullets would only rattle
eH these ingenious fortreeses like rain
on . tin roof. It is the big gun that
must rout them out and wipe them
from the earth"
And with the big gun. he continued
must be the forty-ton tank. armed not
with machine guns, but with cannon
TO pave the way Of the allied army In
its chase Of the kaiser back to Berlin.
These necessities, Mr.. Taylor stated
In the order of their Importance. ac.
eording to his Judgment are vital needs
of the hour. There have been disap.
pointments and mistakes, he admitted
But the war Of today Is different from
Evening star., 1918-04-18

Wear a Liberty Button
The badge of patriotism,
loyalty and of humanity.
Subscribe today to the Third
Liberty Loan.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
FHday Sale Of
LAUNDRY SOAP
Sc Cake

An excellent quality OF
laundry soap, the product Of
one of the leading makers;
a good generous size cake.
We have been able to pro-
cure a special quantity that
enables as to offer Il at this
very unusually low price for
Fridays sale only.
Special Prica 30 CHA
None Delivered
nm Hssa, ssHtA
Evening star., 1918-04-18

soldisrs IN the Italian army ere
given cigars ~ part OF their oasay
ratfonS. =
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Friday Special In
MEMS SILK AND Isle
HOSE.

A small lot of about Is dozen
Mems Fine Silk and Lisle Mixed
Hose, double eo1es and triple
woven heels and toes, plain black
ana white. Sizes to II. A dis
continued line which sold for 75c
pair, now offered at
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Suffered Paral lytic stroke.

Mr.. Jones had regained some strength
during the last few months and had
been again a familiar figure at the
House until April 8 last. when he was
stricken with paralysis. affecting his
since he has been unconscious.
He IL survived by his wife. his
daughter, Mrs Roland Hopkins, wife
Evening star., 1918-04-18

NSNA1d1G Lay OPPO1 SOAAAtASo
In
GOOD BOOKS
Very Much Underpriced :
We have selected from, our
stock a splendid assortment of
books from master minds, books
that you will want to read and
to own for your home library.
Generally there are but one or
two copies of each title.
Specially Priced at
Soc Volume
Ten Books for Devotional
Hours: :
The Survival Of the. Unft..crahnell. g
The Holy Land Of Asia Minor-Uark. :
Curiosities Of the Bible-vincent.
The Teachins Of Christ-seiwyn
The Pastoral Teaching Of st. Paul
Modern Christianity-Nichols.
MakinE Of Teacher-Brnmbaugh;
The Enlarging Conception Of Cod
Youtz.
The Canon Of the Bible-Davidson
"reminiscences Of Bishop Paret.
Ten Books for the Evening
Lamp:
Agar Half. the Mystic-Filkin.
The Fatal Garland-Ghosal.
Wagnrr's Herofnek-Maud.
The Hoosier-Nicholson.
The Grand Assise-Carton.
Quest for Dean Bridgman-Phillpot.
The Eden sphinx-Hale.
Bildad, the Quill Driver-Caine.
Seeds Of Plne-J. Canuck.
The Book of Good Counsel-Arnold.
Ten Problem Books:
Causes ana Ehects In American History
Morse.
America At Home-A. II. Low.
STRIKES, When and Why-Crosby.
Old Age Dependehcy-Squier.
Power Of Federal Judiciary-Dougherty,
Wage Earning Women-MaeYean.
Trades Uniofism and CApita1ism-Eliot.
Land Credits. by Morgan.
Success Among NattensEReieh.
Mailing Business Woman-Monfoe.
Second floor. F street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Dress Department

Dress Department
7 Women's Serge Dresses IS
Navy. 2 Black and Beige-sizes
"a, SO. 3s.
$zz.75 each; were $500
8 women's cofored Plaid votle
Dresses; tan and green, tan and
lavender and tan and blue; sizes
"a. SO, 3s. 40.
$9.75 each; were $3.50
Third hoor. @ street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
Friday Clearanoe of
SCREEN DOORS,
$1.75 and $500 Each.

IL Screen Doors in 1x-inoh
stock. natural varnish finish,
good quality hard pine. Filled
with good quality black wire. or
slightly imperfect. If perfect
these doors, would sell for $500
to $3.50 each.
Bring Your Sizes. |
fifsA assr, o strsst. .... .-...ss
Evening star., 1918-04-18

MEMS TAN LOW SHOES
REDUCED 70
$3.50 PAIR
Two-toned Tan .Vici Kid Ok
fofds, English cut, narrow toe,
low heels, young mems models.
A. discontinued line that we
cannot recorder.
Sizes AA 8, sM; A sM. 9. sk.
10, b 6. s1s.. Z, IN. sA, .. sh; c
8, T. 8, s1s, on, 10.
Also Z paifs. Pisskin Oxford:
good, stylish model, but owing to
scarcity of this leather we can
get no more. Sizes ASH. 9, 81;
B ssh; C6.
A few pairs OF Black oxfords.
in small sizes. from last weeks
clearance sale. Sizes A Z. 7h;
B 6, Sk. Z. 7h.
Street floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18

All-linen Scarfs, trimmed with
Cluny lace. -.
1 36x4B-inch Scarf. S0s was W.
1 aox45-inch Scarf. 81 was %.
/ 20x36-inch Scarf. e5J was -.
All-linen centerpieces, hand
embroidered in French, eyelet
and cut-work, with medallions OF
Filet and Venetian lace.
/ 30-inch Centerpiece. e16.o0J was
$500.
/ sa-inch centefpiecs. s1s.oos was
$S2.00.
/ s0-inch Centerpiece. ezS.SOs was
$4,000.
Q 80-inch Centerpieces, e1S.00
each; were $500.
eecond floer, 10th street
Evening star., 1918-04-18
-Our Usual Weekly Remnant Z
Wonen's Coats

Women's Coats
Tan imported Rubberised Rain Coats.
dare model, sizes 40, AZ. A. Were
$500; now $19.75.
Black Gabafdine Coat, with large
collar and cufrs. belted; size 40. Was
800; now S1g.76.
l Black Poplin Coat, with sifk collar
and cuffs. half pelted, size 80. Was
$500; now $19.76.
Dark Green and Brown Mixed Coat,
full fare. size &c.. Was $1s.75; now
$l3.75.
Brown Mixed Tweed Goat, belted,
sine 80. Was 1890; now S13.76.
Third ioor, G street.
Evening star., 1918-04-18
WAIST DEPARTMENT.

Third floor, Els.snth street.