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Evening star., 1919-11-13
Stout Women's Dresses
and Suits Reduced

IL Attractive Satin Dresses. in
navy blue. taupe, plum and blue
bird shades, some plain tailored
with tunics and others trimmed in
georgette and beads; sizes 42Ia to
501a. Reduced to $25.OO each.
2 Navy Blue Wool Poplin Suits,
belted and button trimmed, with
handsome figured silk lining; extra
wide skirt; sizes SO and AZ. $3.50
each; were $500.
1 oxford Gray Suit, braid trim
med with arrow heads and figured
satin lining; size SO. $29.5O; was
$4,000.
Taupe Gabardine Suit. made on
long slenderizing lines, with string
belt. and finishing of arrow heads;
figured satin lining; size 46 ".
x29.5O; was $4,000.
Navy Blue Gabardine Suit,
strictly tailored model with notch
collar and gray satin lining; size
As. $3.50; was $4,000.
/ Taupe Gabardine Suit, plain
satin lining, belted and button
trimmed; size 3S1a. $29.50; was
$4,000.
l Navy Blue Serge Suit. figured
satin lining; button trimmed; size
49, S29.5O; was $500.
Tailored Navy Blue Serge Suit.
beIted and button trimm ed; figured
satin lining; size 441a. S29.5O; was
$500.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Misses Children's and
Infants Shoes

13 pair Misses Red Kid Dane,
ing or Party Slippers, trimmed
with red satin ribbon bow on
strap: sizes Il y. 13l4. !, y and
c: I2Is. 13. 13l4, !. 11s and 2D.
Reduced to S1.45 pair.
pair Children's Red Kid Dane
ing or Party slippers, with satin
ribbon bow on strap: sizes ga. ~
and 1O1sC; 9, 912, 10 and 10iHD.
Reduced to SI.45 pair.
6 pair Infants Red Kid slippers
trimmed with red satin ribbon on
strap: sizes ). 5l2. and SIC.
Reduced to SI.45 pair.
IA Dair Infants Gunmetal But
ton Shoes: sizes 6B. 4 and SC. 3ls,
4, Az and SD. and sAD' iE.
Reduced to St.45 pair
Button Shoes: sizes 5.B, and
&c. Sc. Reduced to s1.45 pair.
) pair Infants Patent Namp ria
TOP Button Shoes; sizes BIB. z,
5 and SIC. Reduced to'$1.45 pair
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth hoor
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Friday Clearance of
Books

8 copies a Chaplain's Expert
ence Ashore and Afoat; the
Texas Under Fire" by Rev. Harry
w. Jones; 25c copy. was $1.OO-
6 copies Before the War. or
the Return of Hugh Crawford" by
Eldee Keesing; 25c copy. was Sl.oo.
5 copies When the Boys Come
Home" by Lieut.. Harold Hersey;
25c copy. was S1.25.
land" by Mrs. George Bancroft
GS46-1S49). zoe copy. was $500.
s copies with the Turks in
Thrace." by Ellis Ashmead Bart
lett. 81 fulI-page Illustrations; 5Oe
copy. was $500.
s copies The Good Soldier"
siXty-one selected letters. written
home from the front by as many
different writers, with BRIEF
sketches of each; 50c copy. was
s1.25.
4 copies "reminiscences of Cen
eral Basil w. Duke. c. S. A" over
500 pages; soc copy. was $3.50.
copies Soldier Silhouettcs on
Our Front" by w. l.. Stidger, a
Y. NJ. c. A. worker with the Army.
s full-page illustrations; soc copy.
was s1.25.
copies MY Airman Over
There" by His Wife. soc copy.
was SIPS.
copies 1.-The Bugle Reville in
the Life Beyond" by Rendell Lin
coin Achor. A collection of let
ters from the "other side of life"
soc copy, was $1.00.
z copies From Far Dakota and
Others Where" by Hendry Davie
Ross; Zoe copy, was S1.00.
13 copies ~ Leaf1ess Spring." by
Ossip Schubjn. After the German
of Mary ]. Stafford; Zoe copy, was
$1.00.
Book Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Art Embroidery

A special offering of hand-en-
broidered models of discontinued
lines.
36-inch Crash Centerpiece.
cream color, embroidered in fruit
design and with braid-trimmed
edge. $1,000: was $1,000.
l 36-inch Art Cloth Centerpiece,
cream color. embroidered N French
knots and solid embroidery.
with raid-trimmed edge. $3.50;
was $1,000.
36-inch Crash Centerpiece,
white conventional cross-stitch de-
sign and lace-trimmed edge.
$1,000: was $1,000.
l 36-inch Art Cloth Centerpiece,
fruit design embroidered in blue
and white. with fringe finishings.
$3.50; was $500.
13-piece Luncheon Set, en-
broidered with French knots. braid
finished. S13.5O: was $4,000.
l Card Table Cover, cream crash
with conventional design. and
tassel-trimmed corners. 5000; was
$500.
/ Card Table Cover, floral design,
crocheted edge. $3.50; was $500.
l Child's Dress, pink crepe with
white waist, embroidered. $500;
was $500.
] Child's Dress, fine white ma
terial embroidered in colored cross
stitch design. S3.75; was $500.
Art Embroidery Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Women's Neckwear

43 Linen and Organdie Turnover
Collars, trimmed in real Val lace
insertion and edge; some embrolu-
cred. 25c each; were soc.
IL Handkerchief Linen Turnover
Collars, trimmed with real Val in
sertion and edge. soc each; were
75c.
46 Fiber Silk Scarfs. checked de-
signs in black gray-and- :
black, wistaria -and-black aud
green and black; also some
striped $1.25 each; were S1.15.
Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Earns Mothers Gratitude.

Hundreds of American mothers are
grateful to this tall. blue-eyed Eng
.ishman. whom they have never seen.
for the unfailing hospitality which
he extended to their sons who went
overseas and were at various times
in the capital of Great Britain.
The American Officers Club was one
of the finest equipped clubs of it's
kind in all London. and gave Ameri-
can officers opportunity to meet the
representative Englishmen, and thus
bring the men of England and the
United States closer together.
Sir Harry opened his home to
Americans in London. especially news
paper men, and gave them opportun-
ity of meeting the leaders of Eng
land in all lines of governmental and
literary activity Sir Harry staged at
the American Officers Club, with the
cooperation of Admiral Sims,
the children of England. and at which
ice cream, real ice cream" was serv-
ed to the children for the first time
in three years of war.
Sir Harry founded. seventeen years
ago. the Pilgrims Club. and will be
present at the farewell dinner which
this organization viii! give IN New
York to the Prince of Wales.
The member of parliament looked
after the general welfare of American
officers and men in England. He was
a member of the commission on the
royal air force and of the committee
on the ministry of information, and
ir these capacities rendered great aid
to many United States officers and
men.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Little Children's and
Infants Wear

II Little Girls White Madras
Dresses. belted, collar and cuns,
trimmed with fancy colored stitch,
ing. S2.55 each; were S3.f5 ana
$500. ,,.,;,
36 Little Childrens MusIh
Drawerhodies. embroidery trim
med or with lace and ribbon-run
insertion: slightly soiled: sizes ?,
4 and 6 years. Csc each; were 81;
25 Infants Cotton -and-wooi
shirts. winter weight, high necked.
long sleeved; size l year 3oc each'
were soc.
White Enameled Hampers. TOT
baby's soiled clothes. $5.9S each'
were $500 and $500.
White Enameled Nursery
Chair S405; was $500.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Women's Underwear

25 Women's Medium-weight Jer-
sey Ribbed Cotton Vests, high
necks, long sleeves: sizes and 6.
7Sc each, were S1.00.
81 Women's Medium weight Jer-
sew Ribbed Black Cotton Tights,
ankle length; sizes 5, s, and 8;
soc pair. were S1.00.
% Women's Medium weight
Swiss Ribbed Cotton Combination
Suits, low necked, sleeveless, an
kle length; sizes and s; $500
each; were $3.50 and $2.75.
IL Women's Lightweight Jer-
sey Ribbed Cotton Corset Covers,
high -necked, short-sleeved, size 4;
soc each, were S5c.
Women's Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Eurs

I. Black Narobia Muff, new hub
shape. $1,000: was $500.
/ Black Narobia Animal Scarf
head and tail trimmed. S19.oo;
was $24.5G. ~
Near Seal Novelty Collar.
S17.5O, was $3.50.
Natural Wolf Set. amman
scarf head and tail trimmed and
hub muff. $1,000 set; was $500.
/ Seal Dyed Nutria Scarf, moon
shaped, finished with two large
let buttons. $3O.OOs was S35.00.
Natural Kit Fox Animal Scarfs,
trimmed with head, tail and paws.
S15,OO each; were $500.
1 Child's Set of Squirrel, round
muff and scarf. $1,000; was $500.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
House Dresses and
Aprons

Percale House Dresses. striped
and figured designs. loose and MT
ted styles with adjustable belts,
three-quarter sleeves and white
collars; size 3S. $1.So each; were
$3.50.
Gingham and Chambray House
Dresses. plain pink and green. or
black stripes; made with long
sleeves. white or plaid collars and
nockets; sizes 38, A and 46. $:.05
each; were $3.50.
A small lot of Reversible Aprons,
n,ain blue chambray with pique
roll collar and deep cuffs; size "a.
Specially priced. $2.05.
House Dress Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Maternity Suits

Brown Velour Suit. satin lined
and b IL t o n trimmed; size 40.
$500; was $3.50.
i Gray Unfinished Worsted Suit,
satin lined, self-adjusting skirt;
size SO. $1,000; was $64.75.
l Heavy Gray Coat, size 40.
$500; was $3.50.
Woodlawn Green Velour Suit.
satin lined; size So. $s5.OG; was
$54.00.
2 Navy Blue Satin and Figured
Georgette Dresses; sizes SO and AZ.
$45.OO each: were $3.50.
Maternity Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
SIR HARRY BRITAIN
IS ON VISIT HERE
Founder and Chairman of
American Officers Club
in London.

Sir Harry Britain, X. B. E.. NJ. p.
founder and chairman of the Ameri-
can Officers Club in London, and re-
'membered by scores of American of
ficers for the hospitality extended to
them during the war, is in Washing
ton. Sir Harry and Lady Britain are
staying for several days at the Hotel
Shoreham.
Called by some the member of par
lament for the United States" on ac-
count of his interest and devotion to
the American offers and men, Sir
Harry has had the pleasure on this
visit to Washington to meet here the
Prince of Wales He chatted with
the prince last night and tells many
stories fthe youthful affability of
the young prince.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Cotton Dress Goods
Lengths III to 4 Yards

Printed Voiles. Reduced to half
price; were 5Sc, 75c and S1.c0 yard
Plain Voiles. Reduced to half
price; were 5Sc, 75c and $1.O0 yard
32-inch Ginghams. 4Oc yard;
were soc.
32-inch Ginghams. Csc yard; /;
were 75c.
outing Flannel. 25c yard; was
35c.
Kiddie Cloth. 4Oc yard; was
soc.
Dress Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Friday Special in
Net Curtains, $1.75 Pair

Soft Net Curtains in madras
weave with Pinch hemstitched
bottom and side, in light ecru
color. They are suitable for living
rooms, bedrooms or any room
where simple net curtain is de-
sired. Some may be subject to
slight imperfections. but not
enough to affect the appearance or
wearing quality. Each curtain = 1-3
yards long.
An exceptionally good value.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Girls Sweaters and
Gowns

A small lot of Girls Sweaters.
slipover styles with sleeves, of an
all-wool. fine knit stitch, purled at
hips: in rose. Copenhagen and
coral; sizes l., Il and 16 years.
$..0J each: were $500 and $3.50.
Girls Fiber Silk Coat Sweaters.
gold color. with sash: sizes and
s years. S2.95 each; were $500.
II Girls Slip-on Sweaters, fine.
close knit all-wool weave. some
purled at the waist line, others at
hips and sleeveless: in coral. blue
and green. Much in demand for
wear under coats. Si.85 each; were
$3.50 and $500.
II Girls Heavy Muslin Gowns.
with V or high round neck. long
sleeves. embroidery tr IN IN d.
slightly soiled: size only. 93c
each: were $2.0e.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Galvanized Ware


l Galvanized Wash Tub, handle Off $1.75;
$3.50.
1 Galvanized Wash Tub, dented. >$1.35; was
$1.75.
l Galvanized Wash Tub, dented. Csc; was
S1.O0
Galvanized Coal Hod. dented. o5c; was
$1.25.
Galvanized Scrubbing Pals. 35c each; were
soc.
l Galvanized Mop Wringer Pail. leaks $500:
$4.25.
Galvanized Mop Wringer Pail. $3.50; was
1925
l Galvanized Ash Can, dented. $1.35;
$1.75.
Galvanized Trash Cans. $500 each; were
$3.S5.
Evening star., 1919-11-13

was announced at the Office of Sec
retary of Labor Wilson today.
Officials of the Department OF La
bor pointed out that in cases OIL con-
troyersy such as the present mine
trouble the Secretary is authorized,
under the organic act of the depart
ment. only to mediate and conciiiate
and is not authorized to recognize Of
ficially the claims of either side. The
bureau of conciliation. it was pointed
out, is authorized to intercede in case
of controversy only when both sides
request such action.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Guest of A. E. F. in Germany.

Sir Harry was the only member of
parliament to he the guest of the
American expeditionary force in Ger
many He was the guest of the army
Of occupation at Coblenz and other
places. and made a great "hit" with
the doughboys.
The last time Sir Harry was in the
United States was in 1915, when he
went on a special mission for his
government. His trip carried MIN
through forty states in this country.
In 1915 he acted as host to an Amer1-
can mission of labor leaders.
Sir Harry, in addition to important
work for his government, is engaged
in arranging for the second imperial
nress conference to be held some
where in Canada next summer. He
was the founder of this press confer
ence,
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Bows Furnishings

3 dozen Boys MILDLY Blouses.
white with blue collar and cuffs;
size 4 years only. 95c each; were
$1.75 and S2.25.
2 dozen Boys Flannelette Pa
jamas. size 4 years only. 75c pair;
were $1.50.
dozen Boys Golf Caps, plain
blues and mixtures. 63c each; were
S1.00 and $1.25.
% Boys White Sailor Suits, with
blue collars and cuffs; sizes s, 8
and 10 years only. S1.95 each; were
$3.75.
IA Boys Black Sateen Shirts,
sizes 13. 1312 and IA neck. 73c
each; were $3.50.
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
IL Simplex Electric Heaters
Special, $5.95
satisfactory Electric Heater-begins to
heat as soon as the current is attached.
Baskets Reduced

Some shopworn and others slightly dam
aged
Waste Baskets S195 each were $500.
l Green Enameled Waste Basket. $l.65; was
$2S5
1 Bamboo Waste Basket. $3.50; was $195.
l Green Stained Waste Basket $3.50; was
$3.15
l Bamboo Waste Basket. Csc; was $3.50
Waste Paper Baskets. $1.15 each; were
$500.
Willow Waste Baskets. 75c each; were
S1.50.
"a Small Splint Baskets. Special. 1Oc each.
! Dog Sleeping Basket. Special at $4.OO.
SO Small Needlework Baskets. zoe. 35c and
soc each; were 35c. SO and 75c
3 Splint Clothes Baskets $1.25 and $1.35
each were 81 S5 and $500.
Willow Clothes. Baskets. $3.25 each; were
s4.25.
Mexican Shopping Baskets 35c each; were
75c.
Splint Hampers. $225 each; were $3.75.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Chifoniers and Beds

9 Ivory Enamel Chiffoniers. with
mirror. Slightly imperfect; $21.5O
each. were $4,000.
Fumed Oak Beds. full size;
$1,000 each. were $4,000.
Furniture Section. Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Mr. Garfield to Attend.

Fuel Administrator Garfield today
accepted an invitation of Secretary
Wilson to attend the conference here
tomorrow between coal miners and
operators to negotiate a new wage
scale. 1t was understood that the
principal reason for inviting DR.. Gar
field was to obtain his advice as to
how much or any wage increase
granted should be passed on to the
consumer.
The scope of the coming conference,
it was pointed out, will be broader
than the negotiation of a new wage
scale. and the interest of the public in
the future prices of coal will be taken
into consideration.
More than geo operators and about
100 representatives of the miners are
expected to arrive. tonight and tomor-
row morning for the conference, which
will be called to order by Secretary
Wilson at IL o'clock at the Interior
Department.
Final plans for the conference of coal
operators and miners were being made
today by Secretary Wilson. who holds
q hopeful outlook on the situation.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Two Notable Friday Specials in Petticoats

Heatherbloom- -taffeta Petticoats. Another Shipment
of peticoats with heatherbloom tops and changeabe
tafeta hounces Neatly tucked In green. purple blue,
navy, rose and black. Specially priced, $295.
Fine Sateen Petticoats A special lot with tailored
founces rose, wstaria, green, blue and black. Spe
ciay priced, $2.45
Pettco cthn
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Lewis Expected Today.

John L. Lewis, acting president of
the United Mine Workers of America,
the presentation of the miners side of
the controversy. which led to the strike
of bituminous coal miners.
Operators also were making prepa-
rations for the conference and with
the Willingness of both factions to
arbitrate their difficulties. officials
here felt confident that the meeting
would result satisfactorily.
The order o fthe fuel administration
fixing maximum prices for bituminous
coal and Ignite was modified by Ad-
ministrator Garfield tonight in so far
as applicable to such Goals shipped on
or after November IS dnder a con-
tract which was entered into prior to
October 80. On such shipments the
prices fixed in the contract may be
charged.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Women's Dresses and
Skirts

3 Wool Velour Dresses, in rein
deer, taupe and navy; sizes "a, 36
and 3S $500 each: were $4,000.
3 Tricotine Dresses, trimmed
with inserts of paulette; in black.
navy and brown; sizes 36. 3S and
40. S35.OO each; were 5000.
1 Taupe Checked VelVeteen
Dress, trimmed with black satin;
size 49, 5000; was $500
) Brown and Green Basket
Weave Skirts. 1915 each; were
were $3.50.
Women's Apparel Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Friday Clearance Of
Veilings

odds and ends of desirable
meshes in brown, taupe and black,
that sold for CSC and 35c yard.
Reduced to 15c Yard
Yelling Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Specially Priced, $500

Also the following:
White Brushed Wool Sweater,
with black knitted belt, pockets.
collar and cuffs; size 40. 1910;
was S1175.
3 white Brushed Wool Sweaters.
with black knitted collar and cuffs
trimmed in white stripes; sizes
3S, 40 and AZ. $5.75 each; were
$10.75.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Mems Shoes
Reduced to $S.25 Pair

35 Pairs Mems Mahogany Rus
sia Calfskin Blucher Shoes. with
neat round toe and excellent leath-
er sole and heel. This is a style of
shoe we have been handling for a
long time. but due to present con-
ditions of material and labor we
are unable to get more to replen-
ish this broken line. They are in
the following sizes:
Z. S. S1a and 9 A.
s. I, S and 1012 b.
6la. :. ~. 1O12 and IL c.
6, 61s, I, ~, 101a and II D.
6. 611a, 10, 10h and IL E.
Mems Shoes, First floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
600 Cans Sunbrite Cleanser
Special, Cans for Sc
A very good securing and cleansing pow

Vacuum Freezers shopworn. $3.50 each;
were S4.00.
Black Japanned Serving Trays shopworn.
&c EACH were 15c.
Black Japanned Trays shopworn. 15c each;
Csc.
Black Japanned Trays, shopworn. 3Sc each;
We're 75c
Slop Jar Mats, shopworn, CSC each; were
SIPS.
Silver Clean Pans. shopworn, $1.35 each;
were $500.
Silver Clean Pans, shopworn. $1.6S each;
were $3.50.
IL Bottles Lyknu Furniture Polish. Csc each:
We're S1.00.
IS Cans Japaac Aluminium Paint. 1Oc each;
We're 20c
IL Bottles Nyoil Machine OIL. Zoe each; were
Csc.
1 Gallon-size Oak Japalac. dented. $500; was
1915.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
1O9 Women's and Children's
Hats
Greatly Reduced for Clearance

Friday should be important day in the MILL
merry Section. A number of unusual reductions nave
made. you by the following items
IL Women's Trimmed Hats, in various materials
and 1895 each; were $1,000
II Cood-Looking Trimmed Hats, in navy brown
black. $3.50 EACH were S1250
Trimmed Hats and Tams. in taupe, purple and
black. 1895 each: $3.50. .
1s Childrens Corduroy and Velvet Hats; mostly
black. S1.05 each; were $3.50.
% Children's Velour Hats green, taupe, navy ana
black. $1.O5 each: were $685..
Children's Velour Hats, in rose, gray ana plue.
$1.OO each; s1.95.
10 Chdren's Felt Hats, mostly polk shapes, IN RED,
navy blue black. soc each were S1O0.
hird dfOor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Women's Shoes Reduced

1915 pair; exceptional in quality, smart in style
and even desirable in value than the prices
would indicate. due the several sharp advances
that have occurred these bought
At $5.75 Pair; Were $500
25 pairs Black Button Shoes, in gun metal, calf
skin and vci kidskin: round and medium shaped
toes; Goodyear welt soes Sizes ~ AA; 31s and
IA pairs Black Gun Metal Calfskn M Lace shoes: .:
rounded and low broad heels. Sizes 4AA "A;
and 4AB; 2ls and &C; 21s, 3. 31e and 4D:
At $e.75 Pair; Were $1,000 and $1,000
81 pairs Dark Brown Russia Calfskin Lace Shoes,
with Cuban heels. Goodyear welt soles, medium
vamps and outside tips Sizes A. 57z and sAAA; e
sik T. AZ, So ~ and sc; s1s, T. AZ, and SGD.
s pairs Nut Brown Russia Calfskin Lace Shoes;
plain toes and sef-covered heels; sizes 51aA; 6B;
3, and &C.
Shoes. Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Friday Special in
Women's Auto Scarfs

S dozen Cotton Warp Brushed
Wool Auto Scarfs, in attractive
com mbinations such as brown and
tangerine, heather and buff, buff
and tangerine, Copenhagen and
white; finished with tied fringe;
size S5x27 inches.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Mems Furnishings

co Pairs Mems Heavy Natural
Gray Merino Socks, double soles.
heels and toes; size 1012 only.
pairs for soc; were soc pair.
"a Pairs Mems Fine Cashmere
Socks, medium weight; natural
gray; size 10 only. soc pair; were
75c.
Is Pairs Mems Heavy Coltskin
Driving Gloves. khaki colored with
strap wrist; sizes S12, 9 and 914.
$3.50 pair: were $500.
"a Suits Mems White Self-striped
Madras Pajamas-no more of these
to be had. consequently we are
closing them out. Large sizes only.
S1.65 suit: were $3.50.
% Mems Khaki -Colored Cotton
Shirts, linen neckbands with soft
cuffs; sizes Il, IS u, 161a and II.
$I.3j each; We're $3.50.
Mems Store, First floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Women's Blouses

As Lingerie Blouses, colored or
candle, linene. dimity and batiste,
trimmed in contrasting shades;
mostly tailored styles and one or
two of Il kind taken from regular
stock: ten size "a, five So, three 3S,
one 40, one AZ. eleven A. fourteen
46. $3.50 each; were S2.25 to s2.95.
16 Colored Striped Wolfe Blouses,
with white organdie collar ana
cuffs. lace finished; one size
SO, three SO. four 40, two AZ. three
A. three 46. soc each; were s1.00.
10 White Linene Blouses, tai
lored models with convertible col
lars, taken from regular stock:
one size So, two AZ. three A, four
46. Csc each: were SIPS.
33 Georgette Blouses, white,
flesh and navy in tucked styles.
and some trimmed with contrast
pleating; three size "a, nine So,
twelve SO, four 40. two AZ. two
A. one As. $2.05 each; were Sc and
$3.50.
Blouse Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Mems Clothing

Z Mems Overcoats. fall weight,
Chest erfield models, in plain black
unfinished worsted; ST k lined;
sizes 80 and AZ. regular; 80, 40, AZ
and "A stout. At price we cannot
uplicate-redured to $4.75.
l Mans Suit. of plain black un-
finished worsted: single-breasted
sack model: size AZ regular. Re-
duced to $24.S5.
Mems Clothing Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Mine CARETAKERS
DESERT on ORDERS
i OF UNION MINERS

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900 Cakes Arrow Borax Soap
&c Cake. 55c Dozen

good laundry and household soap; not
less than two dozen delivered
Evening star., 1919-11-13

1 Galvanized Egg Crate 45c; was 85c.
Galvanized Metal Crates. $1OO each;
were $1.75.
II White Enameled Serving Trays Special,
JSc each; were $1.00.
1 Sink Garbage Can, dented. 65c; was 81 90.
1 Galvanized Refrigerator Pan, Slightly dam
aged 45c; roc.
Sets Dover Sad Irons, shopworn. $125 set;
were $1.95.