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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
CHICAGO AND BOSTON
BIG LEAGUE CHAMPS
Giants Take Second Place in National
League, with Cincinnati
Third.
tBv Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, September 1.-The
major baseball league seasons close
with to-morrow's holiday games. with
the Chicago Nationals and Boston
Americans winners OF the champion
ship OF THEN. respective leagues. The
Cubs clnchcd the national .pennant last
sunday, while the Red Sox did not
make sure OF the American title until
Saturday. The teams Will meet at Chi
cago Wednesday in the first game Of
the worlds series.
In tho National League Chicago. after
brcak king even last Sunday with Brook
with Cincinnati. Tyler BANKED the
Reds with five hits Thursday, while
Mitchell. Of Cincinnati, shut out the
Cubs with four hits Friday. Tyler and
Vaughn allowed Pittsburgh four hits
and no runs to-day Toncy and Perritt
and assured the Giants Of second place
In the race. In his three Victories Toncy
allowed two runs and twelve hits. Per
shut out but failed against Brooklyn
hits.
took third place from the Pirates to-
day by winning q double header over
ST. Louis.
Philadelphia will have to win both
games tomorrow against Brooklyn to
wrest NTH place from the Superbas
In the American League. Boston
four from Philadelphia. Maye. who
was batted hard Monday by Detroit.
successfully pitched In both games
against Philadelphia Friday. allowing
nine hits and no runs in the first and
four hits and one run in the second.
Ruth lost close game to Detroit Tues
day after striking out thirteen men.
Jones pitched three-hit shut out
against the Tigers Wednesday. Ruth
held Philadelphia to three hits Sat
urday. but in the second game of the
day Watson whitewashed the Red Sox
with one hit.
Cleveland was held even in four
games by Philadelphia. won n double
header from Detroit and beat Chicago
Saturday. To-day's victory over Chi
caEo assured tho Indians OF second
place, AZ 1t was announced that CIeve-
land would disband after to-day's
game.
Washington. in it's vain chase after
second place, took three straight from
Chicago and three out OF four from
New York. including to-day's game.
New York has fourth place by q safe
margin.
Chicago lost four straight games and
dropped to sixth place Saturday. a
remarkable coincidence last week was
that each league played twenty-five
games. scored a total of l61 runs and
made seventy-nine errors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Fen Automobiles
Seen on Streets
Request Of Fuel administration
is Generally Observed
Here.

The moral obligation not to drive an
automobile for pleasure on Sunday.
ment last week, was we'll lived up to
in Richmond yesterday. One man who
hiked yesterday morning from the post
office TO 5000 block in tiic West End
said that he saw very few machines
running along Monument Avenue,
Broad Street or Grove Avenue that
had the appearance OF carrying joy
riders. There were some 5itneys in
operation. good many people had
come. to church in their automobiles.
but the great mass of them had walked.
Several cars for hire were seen carry
ing soldiers. 1t seemed. But, for the
most part. tho day was periodically
observed; even along the boulevard in
the afternoon the cars were few and
far between. Not many grumblers have
been heard.
Joy-riders whose consciences were
apparently not 'on the job did not fail
10 be reminded OF their shortcomings
by group of pretty nurses in uniform.
The nurses sat on the steps of the
nurses home near one of the local hos
pitfalls. and as tho cars passed they COM
mented loudly on the shortage OF gas
oline and the request OF the fuel ad
ministration.
More than one unpatriotic citizen
glanced at the self-appointcd mentors
with guilty expressions. Passing SOL
diers showed their hearty approval.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Loading Shells for
Her Son to Shoot
Mrs. Blankcnship Gives Up
Other War Work to Join
Sc0cn Pines Forces.

Because they will devote practically
me 1,a entire time to to their dutiss at
No s. a s s1af9s pnts 9Sd.e pant
who have enrolled in the Women:s Mu.
milton Reserve and called for active
service say that thy will forego other
Robert NJ: Biankenship. OF 5io East s.;
Franklin Street. weil-known through
ton in war work, charitable affairs,
church movements and civic enter,
prises, said last night that she In :
P for he !'T work Of Of t her % Stner
ems Munition Reserve
.vmow could | stay ont :" she asked.
CAMP nn0 &achsxry 'G T4of near Is Lousy
Vile. ny. and he viii soon be over
there doing his hes, t" stop this hor-
Mrs. Biankenship was among the
first to respond to the call of the WON
ems reserve and is working every day
from until 4 O'Clock Every charge
is in the field artillery. and it may
I've the battery which he will direct
lhss viii use the eh&rge b wh5sh
us at Seven Pines feel the same way
about our work. and, there is bit
of sentiment packed into every bag;
am. unless I am discharged for In
competency or my health falls AS
matter OF fact there is no reason
be just as good working at Seven Pines
as living in Richmond. Our surround
ings could not be better.
II am told" continued Mrs. Blank
enship, that those Of MS who work
every day for stated periods will be
given some special recosnition., and l
power / wifi be one Of those who will
get this recognition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
STANDARDS WIN PENNANT
Ed. Rculbach's Submarine Bnll-Tosscrs
Failed to Appear. md Con-
test Is Forfeited.

NEW YORK, September 1.-The
Standard baseball team OF Staten
Island clinchcd the ShiDyard League
remnant Yesterday, when Ed. Rculbach' :;
submarine ball-tosscrs from Newark
failed TO put in an appearance III Alas
ka Park, Staten Island After Marty
Walsh, brother of TN" famous ED.
Walsh. pitched three balls over the
plate. Jimmy Johnston, the former Ma
tional League umpire, gave the game
10 the Standards. . to o.
The Standard team finished the sea :
son with a record of thirteen won and
two lost. The Morse Dry Dock tea m,
Of Brooklyn. finished second. with
twelve won and two lost
The Standard team will meet the
Harlan club, OF Philadelphia, in the
"shipyard worlds series" The FIRST
game will be played in Phila delph!a
teNt Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Washington
Totals ............... ~ II p y
.Batted for Ayers in fourth.
Score by inninrS.

New York ..o % . q O o O.
Washington 1900 . -
Summary: Runs-Bakcr. Pratt, Four
nier. Foster. Judge, ShankS. LaVan,
PiCinich. Two-baSc hitS-PcciiinpaGSh
Baker, Shauks. Three base hit-Pici-
Mich. Stolen baseS-Lavan. Sacrifice
hit-Packinpaugh Sacrifice ny-Mor-
gan. Double plays-Indge TO l.avan
TO Judge; Pratt TO PcckinpauSh to
Fourier. Left Oh hases-New York.
s: Shington, Z Bases on balls-On
Heating, 3. off MattcSon, . Iiits-On
Ayers. in 4 innings; off Matteson, .
nings 1.-TWO on bases, none out in hith) /;
in innings: off Heating, in in
off MoEridgc, in inning: off Fin
ncran. IN 3 innings. Struck out-By
Ayers. ); by Heating, !; by Zimmerman.
|; by Mattcson, !. Winning pitcher
MattCson: losing pitGhcr. NeatlnS
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TY COBB PITCHES
tBy Associated Press. ]

81. LOUIS. September Twin Tv
,Sopp pitching against George Sisler
~ Inc iaS, inning Of the second game
OF b!e-header Detroit and <,
LOUIS closed the baseball season 10.
gay. Detrott won the first game 10
o. oy biting Davenport hard and tax
ing auEantage of errors by the local
innelders. ST Louis won the son"nd
game to ?. profiting by Detroit.s in.
Iu eTro RS, After this game was
cooo exchanged places with
fana n ma m. Sisler. the first man 10
lace lace the Detroit star. hit for two bases
Put sn =, COBB OF, with the assistance of his
~ I'm nnases' managed to pull through
hits. Scores: anu 'Hree
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
roruornI Jobn,on Icr,

'ornoFaI MASON s. johnson, one OF
Police sergeant GIN NJ. Johnson's three
vice OF the nation. was over at IN.
First District station last night to see
ms father. Corporal Johnson is in
u lining 1T Camp Lee, and likes the
ne OF soldier His two brothers arc
already in France. and his ONLY broth :
"r-1n-law Is IN training a BlacEsburg
Tor overseas service The police SER
teant says ne might AS wen prepare
- 60 20 war himself since practically
his whole family has entered the ser.
vice "el
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''SL seIano ....,.......2 OIL o--S
SSHIESSaso .........-... . l22 O--5
summary: Runs--Bescher 3: Chap
man, 2; Speaker, Johnson. O'Neill Good
weaver. Mostil. Pinelli Two-base hits
5000. Weaver. Three-base hits
SSoa, Mostil stolen bases-Bescher
;Sacrlnce hy-Johns,on. Evans. Schalk
- Souoie plays-Weaver to Mostil TO
Gsanoil. Left on bases-Cleveland. &
SSinicaGo, b. First base on errors
cleveland. 6. Base on baiisEocf
Soum5e. 2; Shellenback. ]. Hits-off
Soumo BE- in innings; off McQuil,an.
snii. innings; Shellenback. ) in ,
1nss; Benz, in innings; Dantorth
) IN innings. Struck out-Coumba
Dsnforth, l. Winning pitcher
Souhoe. Losing piicher-Sheile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
FIND UNIFORM IN SEWER
Police Believe Raw !iccruit Attempted
to Escape 10 Civil
Lie,

Caked with mud q new marine uni
form was found yesterday in "A broken
shwer at the south end OF the lake in
William Byrd Park and turned over to
the police a. the Second D!sfr!c, sta
ton. Il Is supposed that some faint
hearted Tclfel Hunden decided to
chuck the game and escape 10 civil life
~ DOMINIC otis" as a substitute for
the now famous blue ~ this scrappy
arm of Uncle sans forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Police Get Thirty-one pints.

Thirty-onc pints Of whisky was ell
that the combined effort OF the First
and Second District policemen could I'M
cover yesterday in series OF raids
upon incoming trains from tho less
were earnered by Ohicers Lumplsin and
Brown from the Main Street Station
and twcnty-onc pints were found by
Officers Whitlock, Allen. Frayser and
Brennaman at Byrd Street Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
WASHINGTON WINS
[By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, September l.-Wash-
inEton and New York met here for
the last time this season to-day. the
locals winning, 5 to 3, by batting keat-
ing and Mogridge hard. Lavan made
iour hits in as many times at bat.
The victory gave Washington three
games in four of the series and eleven
N nineteen for the season with the
Yankees. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

we let Him into our homes and heart.
and lives every day. May we strive
to live every day as II the Master
were walking in person by our side
along the streets OF our city as we 60
about the business of tho day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Frencb Eox IL ,Iascot.

PARIS September IA transporta-
tion unit of the United States avia-
ton service has adopted as a mascot
fox presented 10 the unit by a French
poilu at Chateau-Thierry. Sergeant a.
w Berger. Of New York City. has
taken charge of the fox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
International League.

At Ringhamton - Binghamton, AZ:
Baltimore. 10
Al Jersey City-Jersey City, "a:
Newark. -.
At Observation-Disclosures 81; Ham
ilton. 5-l.
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Sumn,ary'' o -
RAE rae; ; Magee, Grinith, Winko f niIsz
Three I base h Ills lngo: Heathco5ttee..
Sacrifice hits.Eller MNaSee. Meadows.
-, nee shE~Anderson. Double nl s 9aGri,
fan Il tsasf Bstz Meadows to Hornsby 3o
3aIes Left on basesMSt TO Con
st"iLi n,.ist', s. First base on errors 3;
owsl o 8 s l. Bases on bals@off Mead sd-
Meadows. .. Filler. 6; by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

HiEh-clnss help are constant readers
OF the hiEh-Erade Help Wanted Ads In
The Timcs-Diapntch. You cnn uso
them with profit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
REDS IN THIRD PLACE
by Associated Press,

natl went into third place to-ds .,,ei II,
winning both games of a double head er
w snd st. Louis. by the scores OF to .
H NJ ~ TO L. The local team hit both
pitched We'll in the first game hu, Rin,r
was Wild and ineffective. NeaIe had
, eaca record OF five hits out Of 1--WE
'i'hes up IN the second game. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
CUBS TRIM PIRATES
CHICAGO CLOSES HOME
SEASON WITH VICTORY
National League Champions Bunch
Hits or Pittsburgh Pitchers
md Win Easily.
tBy Associated Press.

Toy .tSsOCIdlcU FTPSS.
CHICAGO. September 1.-The Ma
tionai League season was closed in
Chicago to-day with a 4-to-O victory
FOR the league champions over Pitts
ouTgn. Chicago punched hits off Hill
and Comstock and scored easily. Score;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

base on errors--Detroit. Q Bases on
9aiiS,.of Cnnningham. 4; off Wright
/. Hits-On Cunningham, L in in
nings: off Cobb. in innings: off
Wright, in innings: off Sisler in
innings. Struck out--By Cunning
nam, i. Winning pitcher-Wright
losing Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Chicago,
sBatted for Hill in eighth.
Score by innings.

r~i,ttsourgh ...........o 100000 900
~nE:vaso ..'...........0 o 0 oOac -
Sumnary: Runs--Hollocher. Mann.
LICK. peal. Two-basc hit-Hollocher'
chase hits-Cutshaw. Deal. stolen
bb15 ,;i1,ie sonthworth (2). Sacrifice
10 Merkie. Left on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. o.; chicago. .; First base on errors" -.
bb d{ls 3: Chicago /. Base on
oa SToI vaughn. ]: Off Hill. ). Hits
=, naughn' ! in 4; off Tyler, 3 in ;:
en- Ill in, :: off Comstock. 8 in J.
SSTuck out-by Vaughn. /: by TvIer
GS Hlii !. Winning pitcher-Tyler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
SD, - - s. o
ia ttcd for Ames in mini
CIneinnuf

S'ncinnat .....0 o = o . .-10
,. Snn',nary; Runs Ieathcote. wal
t3). Nealc 90, Griffith, l. Magee. Black.
HH'ne, Archer. Ring. Two-6asc hits
M,iasee. Anderson. Heathcote. Paulette.
,AFee- base hits-Betzcl ,2) stolen
bases Neale. Griffith. Brock. Sacri-
nee hil-Cucto Sacrifice nies--S. Ma
GG1e, Er"ck. Double iayS-Archer to
SIackhurne; Blackburne TO l.. Masee
70 Magee; Hornsby to Wallace 10
Iauieue. Left on bases-St Louis, 4;
cincinnati $. First base on errors
ST Louis. J: Cincinnati. .. Bases on
hails-0T Ring, {: off Ayers. .. Hit
by titchcr-By Ames, !. Struck out
BY Ring, l; by Amos, /. Wild pitch
AneS. Passed hall-Brock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
DdIkcU IUI NtlITEOEV III III 1T.
tBatted for Leifield in seventh.

Score by innings p
Detroit ..........o %
ST Louis ....... % 0 o @ l -
Summary: Runs-R. Jones. Cobb
Veach. Harper, iNtt Yelle, Demmitt
Austin co. SEVERED co, Two base
hits-Cobb, Tebin. Demmitt Co. Three
base hit-Dauss. Stolen bases--Cobb
Griggs. Sacrifice hit-NItt. Sacrifice
fiy-Tohin. Double p!ays-Gcdeon and
Bush and Griggs. Left on bnses-De-
troit, Z; st. Louis :. First base on err
rors-Detroia g. ST Louis, |. Bases
/; off Bennett,l. Hits-On Davenport,
a in innings; off Bennett. In in
nings: OFF Left cid, . in innings.
Struck out--By Dauss .; by Davenport
/. Wild pitch-DaUss. Bennett. Los
ing pitcher-Davenpon
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
How They Stand To-Day
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago. I: Pittsburgh o.
Cincirnatt. 8: 81. Louis. tfrst camel.
wv NNINI. Or .InIs - lnS

GAMES TODAY.
1.-TWO Games in Each City,
st. J.onis mt Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh,
Braoklyn AT PHILADELPHIA.
New York ut Boston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
WHITE S0X LOSE
CHAMPIONS OF 1917 BEATEN
4 IN FINAL GAME AT HOME
cleveland Indians Win Contest In
"a Which Chicago Makes
Sr Eight Errors,

10y 1fSSUVItIVU
September l.-Chicago
vanished Its home season to-day by los
,nn$ 10 Cleveland. to S. in a loosely
lpiayed game in which the 1917 cham
pions committed eight errors. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

Cccho-SIovnks Number 100000.
NEW YORK, September 1.-The
number OF CZecho-Slovak troops eight
ing Russia was recently given by the
North German Gazette as 49, 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

There IL hardly a need or want that
cannot be filled I'm record time by the
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago ut Detroit
Philadelphia ut Washington.
Boston at New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. 5; Cleveland. s.
81. l"ais. >: Detroit. (flrSt camel
-. Louis. O.: Detroit. tsccond came).
Washington. 3: New York. 3.
SIANnINIs DE, ,IIiIs 1.IInS
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ST. Louis
Totals ...
Score by innings

Detroit ..........0 . o 0 o u %
St. Louis .........O o o Q q %
Summary Runs - Wit Spencer,
Cunningham Sisler. Demmit;, Smith.
Gedeon (2l. Nunamaker. Two-b Sc hits
Sister. Three bal Sc INSTRUMENTATION.
Sacrifice hit-Johns. Sacr!nce ny--
Tobin. Double pla ys--Nunamaker and
Austin: Gedeon and Sis!cr Left on
bases-Detroit. 5; ST. Louis, G. First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

margin.
Chicago lost four straight games and
dropped to sixth place Saturday. a
remarkable coincidence last week was
that each league played twenty FIVE
games. scored a total of l61 runs and
made seventy-nine errors.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO ACIDITY
Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief
For Acid Indigestion.

so-eslIed stomach troubles. such a. indi
Eestion, gas, sournesa. stomach. ache and in.
ability 70 retain food are in probably nine
cases out OF ten, simply evidence that ez.
Oess.vs secretion Of acid IL taking place ~
the stomach, causing the formation OF gas
ana acid indigestion.
Sss diEtends the stomach and causes tra,
full. oppressive, burning feeling sometimes
known a. heartburn, while the acid irritates
Hnd infamss the delicate lining OF the ston-
Gch. Tie trouble lies entirely in the excess
Development or secretion Of acid.
To stop or prevent this sOurfnE OF the food
contents OF the EtomHch and 20 ncutrslizs
tEe acid. and make II bland and harmless
q teaspOOnfui Of blsurated magnesia. a good
and effective coTector OF acid stomach
should Be taken In quarter OF a glass OF
hot or cold water after eating or whenever
gas. sourness or Rcidity Is felt This sweet
ens the stomach and neutralizes the Rcfdfty
IN few moments and Is q Perfectly harm
less and ineIpenEivs remedy TO use
An EntAcid, such a. bisurHted rnaFpesia
y hich can be obtained from any drugRfst Ir
either powder or tablet form enables The
stomach TO Go tie work properly without
the aid Of artificial dtg~sfsnts MaFratfs
comes 10 several forms. 20 b. certain 10 asa
for and take only Bisurated MaEnssia. which
b AIDs6iAuy prepared for ths above purposa.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
Anniversary Values For Men

Umbrellas, with edge
and selected wood handles, assorted shapes.
Anniversary $1.95 Each
YOUNG MEMS SUTTSA large Young
sizes 6 to 20 80 Sc chest These neat
models
belted backs, regular and slant pockets.
First floor street
MEMS YOUNG MEMS SPRING ovERcoATs- ssasOnAb light
weight Overcoat for Cambridge Oxford plain blue
heather shades Models Chesterfield tepie and
shoulder ngbreasted patch pockets orng bted backs anng
pockets with flaps and velvet collar Sizes "a to "A chest
Anniversary Price, $1650 Each
COWHIDE STRAP cowhde
will excellent Light for and black for chaueurs
Anniversary Price, $4.25 Pair
CALFSKIN HIGH SHoES-Mahgany English
Shoes made with and that the smart line
of the seasons models.
TIrstfo street ~
An attractive shoe for Medium
and low heel.
floor Tenth street -' ''O
bu large and fastened with and
tassel Absolutely fast coors.
. Anniversary Price, $s.45
SILK TIESExra quality Ties handsome pat
and attractive with
,.. - $1,000 Anniversary Price, $1.l5
SPRING HOSIERY-Pan Black White Silk
seamless with tnpe-wOven heels and and double
Anniversary Price, SOC Pair
GLOVES-Cap Walking Gloves heavy outseans snAar
point back, good shades and weights for Spring
Anniversary Price, $1S5 Pair
CAsES-Splendidy made Suit Cases in "a
and 26 inch sizes. -
Anniversary
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

49, OPAQUE WINDOW sHADEs-Hand-rnads OIL Opaque
Shades mounted Hartshorn rollers in
shops from 3I-nch cloth. Desirable shades OF
,., AnnVersary Price. Toe Each
Fifth floor. G
SILK DAMAsK FOR UPHoISTERIE6-Unusu value In
silk Damask, in splendid shades blue.
q price that 10 about half the value.
Anniversary Price, R276 Yard
Sixth floor, Eleventh street
E0RDERED CURTAIN voILEs-EIeelent quality voiIes
and grounds with coored borders
hor shadow designs aove patterns suitable for
Anniversary Price. ne Yard
Fifth floor. G street
PRINTED MOHAIR FOR SLIP CovERS-Extraordlnary
value with splendid wearing qualities 30 inches WIDE in
49,. Anniversary Price, S1.75 Yard
Fifth hoOr G street.
FOREIGN PRINTED DRAPERY IIIEENS-In good color
artistic designs both
remarkable value offered onehaf todays price
,,,., AnniVeEsary Price, 11.1b Yard
DOUBI.EFACED WARP-PRINT CRETOENES-FRsh
able servceable hanEings
alike both sides Shadow and floral patterns beautiful
designs. 81 inches wide
49, AnniVersary Price. $50 TArd
IMPORTED CRETOSNES-TheSe Cretonnes q
cis purchase In design they suited for cushions
covers curtains draperes Both light and dark shades
Celtnt values, 80 inches.
fhtk Acc-. =t-esE -
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

ALUMINIUM SAUCEPAN sETs-Three in the set. Tipped.
with full length handles wei rtveted pt JpI 4pt szes
Anniversary Price, SIIS Set
Fifth floor,
BATHROOM FITTINGS SINGH Towel Bars. Toilet
Paper Holders, and Combination Tumb ana IOVthoru
Holder. nickel plated and strongly made
AnnIV Price. bSc Each
Fifth floor F street
FOLDING CARD TABI.Es-Standard size Folding Card
frames and covered with imitation
Ami s1!o5
Sixth floor Eleventh street.
FEATHER PIIIows-splendid quality Bed Pillows Gov
cred with best ticking.
Sixth floor, Tenth
MOUNT VERNON GINGHAM RAG RUGsS-Pretty Rugs
manufacturers mill ends al gnghams
hit and mise light and dark
hnish reversible win give spen
did service.
Anniversary Prices,
3K6-SI.s5. Size 3oA60-s135.
Sixth floor L street
PLAIN GLASS TUMBLERs-Thin. clear Glass Tumbers
AnnIverHary Price, 6Sc
Fifth floor + street
BEDSIDE WATER SETS--Convcnient 81 consisting Of
Water Bottle and Tumbler that the
Neat floral glass design.
Anniversary Price, 3sc Set
Fifth floor L
CHINA TEA CUPS AND sAUCEEs- Hand decorated Nip
China Tea Cups and SaucCrs artistic desgnH
-, Anniversary Price, $500
fifth hoors 2 street.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

FANCY STRIPED SILK wAIsTs-Tailored style:
with collars fastened with large pearl
buttons in brown. Sizes % to 40
. Anniversary Price, $685. Each
Third floor
ponEee with racquets and tennis balls embroidered
collar and pockets
Anniversary Price, $2.s5 Each
Third floor
SHETLAND WOOL SWEATERS the newest styles
pie copenhagen and with white collars and cuffS
Anniversary Price, $3.50 Each
Third floor
CREPE DE CHINE AND GEoRGETTE ENVELOPE
top trimmed dainty lace hand emhroid
in plain tailored styles.
Anniversary Price, $500 Each
Third floor, F street.
SWISS RIBBED COTTON vEsTs-Mado with hand
Anniversary Price, &c Each
First floor, c street
WHITE DIMITY KIMoNos-Made OF splendid quail
fly white dimity with dainty floral designs in blue.
pink, lavender: cellar three-Quarter sleeves
finished with colored scaloping
Anniversary Price, $1OO Each
Third floor
IVORY WHITE JERZETTE-Exquisite quality par
tcuarly making undergarments IS inches
Anniversary Price, $1.25 Yard
Second floor. C street.
PoNGEI7 sILK-Natural color Japanese pOnses silks.
splendid value, so inches.
Anniversary Price, s5e Yard
Second floor. C street