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lavish display Of costly gowns one is
thankful for the ever-fresh charm of
embroidered net. 1t is of a daintiness
Understandable; subtle youthfulneSs
of quality which makes ones sum-
mer wardrobe seem incomplete with
out one. This white net in the sketch
declares itself French with it's short.
little puffs of sleeves. it's tight and
not too long undeTskirt and its ia
imitable chic. A bodice Of cmbroid-
cred net is quite simple and has It's
round neck bound with white satin.
f1aring overskirt of net is worn
over the tight underskiru, which is
finished at the hem with a wide band
of satin. A wide SASH, which ties
in a huge bow at the back is also of
white satin.
White embroidered net again finds
itself used for charming suni,nN'
frock. this time combined with wide
bands of lace. forming an unusually
attractive effect. The overskirt is
open at front to snow i beautifully
embroidered undecskirt. ard n)lu-
minous sash of rose tafsta ties in a
large bow at back.
cnaEeable peach taffeta IS q crisp,
smart little frock, with its rows uH)n
rows OF narrow ruf.ies formfn,; .:ie
skirt. each with it's srared ends form
Ing a fringelike trimming for the
whole. Short sleeves and tightly
fitted bodice are other features, and
narrow picoted ribbon OF wistaria
hue ties over the girdle and falls to
the hem.
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Women's Blouses

30 Cotton Flannel Blouses, dark
plaids. light stripes and plain
gray and green; odd sizes from
regular stock. Ideal for camping.
800 each; were $3.50
% Tailored Madras Blouses.
plain white and colored. striped
design; high and low necks; two
size "a, ten SO, three 3S. one 40.
two AZ, three A., two 46. $1.0O
each; were 1895.
Is India Linon Blouses. and
dimity; tailored; soiled; one size
"a, three SO, two SO, two 40. two
AZ, one a., four 46. 42.05 each:
were $3.50 and $500.
80 Tailored Silk Blouses, high
and low necks. in d-blue-and-
white, pink black-and-white and
n-lavender-and-w white stripes;
four size "a, fourteen SO, ten
SO. two 40, three AZ, six A. $3.50
each: were 1895.
3 Black Taffeta Blouses. with
wide collars, trimmed with taft
feta buttons: one size "a, one So,
one A.. S3.95 each; were $500.
Black Crepe de Chine Blouses.
tailored with tucked front and
button trimmings: three size So.
one 46. $3.95 each; were S5.75
and $500.
3 Black Georgette Blouses,
with embroidered fronts; two
size So, one 40. 4S.85 each; were
$5.75.
6 Crepe de Chine Blouses,
white and flesh, from regular
stock$ two size 81, one SO, one
3S. two a.. 33.05 each; were $500.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
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nInrILESToRlE5
%rbEDTIr1E
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1919. nv T. w Burgess)
Johnny Chuck's Near Neigh
bOrS.

Johnny and Polly Chuck had made
their home between the roots of an
OIL apple tree in the far corner of the
Old Orchard, as everybody knows.
They had dug their home between
those roots because they had discov
cred that there was just room enough
for them to pass in and out, and there
wasn't room enough to dig the en-
trance any larger. So they felt quite
safe from Reddy Fox and Bowser the
Hound. either of whom would have
delighted to dig them out but for
those roots.
When Johnny Chuck had full
stomach and nothing else to do he
delighted to sit on his doorstep.
Johnny's nearest neighbors had made
their home only about Ave feet above
Johnny's head when he sat up on his
doorstep. They were Skinner the
Tree Swallow and histrim little wife.
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Remnants of
Cotton Dress Goods

SOC Ss-inch Printed Veiles. 400
yard.
$50 Ss-inch Printed veiles, 45c
yard.
$50 ss-inch Printed veiles, See
yard.
75c 8S-inch Printed Voiles, 60c
yard:
s1.ee ss-inch Printed Veiies, 7bc
yard:
e1.25 SS-inch Printed Veiles,
S1.06 yard.
S5c S3-inch Ginghams, Csc yard:
soc 33-inch Ginghams. doc yard.
75c a2-inch Ginghams, Soc yard:
s5c s3-inch Giaghams, 65c yard.
s1:s5 ss-inch Giashams. s1.oe
yard:
4eo as-fpch Percales, SOC yard:
4ec ss-inch Serpsntine crepes.
3oc yard.
75e 3s.inch Tissue Ginghams,
ooe yard.
Dress Goods Section. Second hosf.
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SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

The local shops are reveling in
warm weather. In every window
bloom the cheerful frocks of summer
time, soft voiles to entrance one by
day. and wispy chiffons and geor-
Eettes by night.
And as for those artist smocks!
Well. who would have believed they
would exercise their reckless influ-
eHce on our demurest, most old-fash-
Toned little blouses? But they have,
and now you see the most conven-
tionaT Of blouses developing smock-
like propensities. some of them even
going SO far as to display wooden en-
broidery and the short kimono sleeves.
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1 Small Ice Chest, SLIGHTLY I'M
perfect. 5000, was $3.50.
2 Reliable" Hand Power
Washing Machines. Special,
$3.50 each: were Sl1.n0.
1 Water Power Washing Ma
chine. slightly used s15.0oi was
$500.
1 Small Galvanized Garbage
Pail. slightly denied. 75cr was
s-ouart Galvanized watering
c :ioo. slightly den''d' '0e' was
/ Large Refrigsrator Pan.
slightly imperfect 6Scs was s1.15.
] LARGE Galvanized Garbage
Pau; slightly denied. s1.oo' was
White Enamel Crib, slightly
sofled. $3.50, was 1851.
White Ener'ei Bath Tub
S~at. slightly soiled. $780, was
saa5
e White Fnamei Mirrors. TIC
each, were ESQ,
Hose Reel, slightly imperfect.
e1.0a, was $500.
White Fiber Clothes HarHAr.
slightly seiIsd. sa.ss, was s5,25,
a4-faot Kitchen Tables, square
legs, slIght'u imperfect, $3.50
earhI were s5.9H.
HousefurhishinE Section, Fifth fsef,
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and so I don't need any moro Of =
bill than I have. It's the same way
with my legs. Have you ever seen
me walking on the "ground7"
Johnny thought q moment. No"
said he, now you" speak Of 1t never
have" 80 i.
And have you ever seen mo hop
ping in the branches Of a~tree7" per-
sisted Skinner. .-..,. -,...
Again Johnny Chuck admitted that
he never had.
THE only use I have for feet" con-
tinued Skinner, rs for perching
while I rest. I don't need long legs
for walking or hopping about so
Mother Nature has made my legs very
short. You see, I spend most of my
time in the air"
Il suppose it's the same way with
your cousin. Sooty, the Chimney
Swallow" said Johnny.
That shows just how much some
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that remained fall as It would down
over her shoulder.
A matron of fashion wore her beads
over one should and under the other
arm-something on the Sam Browne
belt order. This method is interesting.
The beads can be allowed to hang
loose or else they can be knotted on
one hip and then allowed to fall the
rest of their length from the knot.
Beads. too, are fastened around the
edge of the neck line of many frocks
and bodices, not simply the beads used
by the dressmakers. but the wearer's
own beads which have been SO ar
ranEed-indeed. have been allowed Tor
in the designing Of the clothes
Beads twisted about the crown or
hat are not a novelty. but this little
trick is still sometimes clever'y car
ried out. A string of beads matching
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Where She Wears Her Beads.

Beads, in strings the kind we used
to wear about our necks. are more
interesting than ever before. To begin
with. beads of all sorts and qualities,
from perfectly matched pearls to
strings of glass or wooden beads. are
in vogue We wear beads-any kind.
SO long as we have some.
Perhaps 1t is because there are so
many beads worn that we have come
to look for unusual ways OF wearing
them. One young girl not long ago
arranged a string Of pearls in her hair
in a way that has been much copied
since then. She looped the string once
around her head and then let the loop
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Reduced to $3.50 Each

Junior Capes. excellent quality
navy serges, coat fronts, collars
trimmed with white stitching;
sizes IL and IA years. $500 each;
were $3.50:
Juniors Cape, tan Weei jer-
sey, coat front; size IA years:
$500; was $3.50.
3 Girls White -Middies, with
navy serge collars; regulation
models. slightly soiled; size s
years. $500 each: were 1915.
lot of White Middies, laced at
the neck or regulation style;
slightly :! seiledi s,zsa Z. 8 to II
na.s Wh'te orFan .3tsva Dress; lew on
trimmed with val lace and inser-
ton; soiled; size 10 years. $3.50,
was $1,000.
Girls Section. Fourth aesf.
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Baby Furniture

> white Enameled Toilet
Baskets, untrimmed: soiled from
display. S1.9J each: were $500.
white Enameled Toilet
Basket. tufted with blue satin.
finished with pocket and pin
cushion. 800 WAS $3.50.
l Infants White Enameled
Basket, combined with reed and
forming canopy: sotled from
display. $500: was $3.50.
1 White Enameled Clothes
Rack. E1.OO, was $3.50.
White Mosquito Net. made
on wire frame to fit over bassi-
net. R1.OO; was $2.15.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
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the ones on the hat In sometimes worn
about the neck with excellent results
Strings of beads are also sometimes
twisted into two or three strands and
worn about the wrist like a bracelet
This. OF course, can hardly be donf
unless the beads have a catch fast.
ener. so that they can he unfastened
and then wrapped snugly about the
wrist.
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Hammocks and Baby
StroiIers

Q Best Make khaki Couch
Hammocks, were used for SAM
Pies. Stars eachi were $1,000,
a Khaki Couch Hammoclcs,
slightly imperfect. 1890 eachi
were SsH.hh:
/ Graz Couch Hammock Cam
epv: ek00, was &1n.e8.
I Baby Couch Hammock; IS
inchx4-foot size. with ventilated
sidesi soiled. $40, was $500.
Stand to match. 93.00t was
$500.
White Stroller. trimmed with
blue reed roll. with urhaistered
cushions. f14.76, was $500.
Hammock Section. Fourth floor.
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and the doorway of their home was a
little round hole in the trunk OF that
apple tree, n hole which had been cut
some years before by one OF the
Wooduecl.er family.
To Johnny Chuck's way of thinking
there was TO one quite so trim and
neat appearing as Skinner. with his
snowy white breast and blue-green
back and wings Two things Johnny
always used to wonder at--Skimmer's
small bill and short legs. Finally he
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Silk Petticoats

Extra Size Silk Jersey Petit
coats, Klosfit make, with rose
and green taffeta hounces:
length 40. $3.50 each; were
$3.50.
Q Green Taffeta Petticoats,
fiounces plain except for seal
Hoped rufies; lengths "a and
81. 94.0B each; were $3.50.
s All T affeta Petticoats,
changeable rose and gold, and
black; lengths "a, 80 and AZ. $3.50
each; were $3.50 and $500,
6 Silk Jersey Petticoats, with
taffeta fiounces; in changeable
Nile and rose, blue and green;
lengths So and 80. $50 each;
were $500.
Petticoat Section. Third Aoor.
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Corsets

pairs Modart Corsets, front
laced, high bust. long skirt:
white coutil, walohn honed;
sizes al. 80 and "a. $3.50 pair;
were $500.
8 pairs Parame Corsets, very
low bust. medium length skirt:
white coutil not heavily bened:
sizes 81 and %: $500 pair; were
$3.50.
pairs Brocade Corsets, pink,
elastic at front OF waistline; long
hips; sizes IS and 30. 800 pair;
were $500.
Corset Section. Third dosf.
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China and Porcelain

IS neatly bordered Dinner
Plates. 25c each: were Csc.
English Porcelain Gravy
Boat S1.O0; was 81.
s decorated Japanese Rose Jars.
25c each: were 75c.
decorated japanese Sugars
and Creamers, Soc set; were
$1.25.'
decorated japanese Cake
Plates. Soc each; were $1.f6.
large size Platters;' neat pat
terms. 85e each: were SITE.
goid-and-white Sauce Bosfs;
imperfect. Specially priced. s6e
each.
china Section, Fffth Ass9.
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Women's Sweaters

Khaki Wool Sweaters. with
gray brushed wool sailor collars
and deep cuffs: one size 81, Two
40, two AZ. two a., one IS. 1878
each; were 1915.
Purple Wool Coat Sweaters.
with deep turnback cuffs. sailor
collar and fancy stitched wide
belt; one size SO, one So, one 40.
1878 each: were $1,000.
Wool Sweaters, one plain, one
fancy ribbed stitch; magenta, size
40; hunters green, size AZ. $9.7o
each; were $12.75.
Copenhagen Shetland Wool
Sweater, with white collar and
cuffs. and pleat down tne 1o7s'
Shell Pink Wool Sweater;
collar, cuffs and pocket trimmed
with black stripping; size 40. S'.7oi
was $11.75.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
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House Dresses and
Uniforms

Q Bingham House Dresses, black
and white checklist huttened down
the front, long sleeves, lavender
color; sizes SO and "a, e3.e5 each |;
were $500.
q Housedresses, pink-and-
white striped ginghan and per-
Gale, buttened down trent, long
sleeves, white cellarsi sizes "a
and 8s. e2.05 eachj were $3.50.
Nurses White Uniforms, one
piece regulation style, with high
neck and long sleevesi sizes "a,
40, "a and 46: 1855 eachi were
$3.50.
House Dress Section, Third aeer.
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people know" twitteresl Skinner. in
a Swallow! I'd have you to know.
Johnny Chuck. that Sooty isn't even
related to me. He's a Swift. aud not
a Swallow" With this Skinner dart
ed away. leaving Johnny Chuck to
think 1t over.
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Wemen's Knit
Underwear

% Wenen's Swiss Ribbed Iisie
Thread comhinatiea Suits, low
neck, sieeyeless, laea trimmed
umbrella draweFsi size 8: 7bc
Rachi were sl;a5;
30 WppeR's Jersey Ribbed Lisie
Thread Combination Suits, low
neck, sleeveless, tight-f,tting
knee drawers; sizes 4 and s. s5c
eachj were s1.25.
Black Lisle Tights, knee length,
closed seat; size s. soc each;
were S1.00:
Knit Underwear Section, Third neer
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Apparel for Stout Women

Specially designed capes and suits reduced
for clearance. as folloWsI
Black silk Popiin Capes. s:A75 each, were
$ss75.
Navy Serge Capes, s18.75 each, were $500.
Black Serge Cape s1875, was $500.
Black Satin Cape, S59.7Bi was $1,000,
Navy Twill Suits, size AN, ono 90.
$4,000 each; were $3.50.
Gray Tweed Suits one size 80, one 49, enc
50. G38.00 each; S6a.5d:
Special Size Apparel Sectiea Third Aser:
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Mems Clothing

5 Suits, plain gray in a favored
dark shade: end of line; sizes
35, 40 and AZ, regular: 80 and 20
stout. Reduced to S10.75 each.
/ Suit, light shade OF plain
gray; end of line: size 80 regu-
lar. Reduced to &24.SS.
s Shantung Silk Coats ana
Pants, tan color; end OF line:
sizes SO. 80 and 80 regular. 36
and 80 cadet, SO. 40 and AZ stout.
and ~ long. Reduced to $3.50
each.
9 pairs Young Mems Trousers.
neat striped patterns in all-wooi
fabric. tan and gray shades:
sizes %, 90, 80 and 81 waist. Re-
duced to $5.75 each.
Mems Clothing Section. First floor.
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Girls Apparel

Another lot of Girls Coats,
Including models of navy serge
and shepherd checks, fashioned
in bex style with pieatsi sizes
6 to IL years: Were $l675 to
S16 "a
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Massachusetts Ratifies Suffrage.

BOSTON. June 26.-Massachusetts
yesterday completed ratification OF
the woman suffrage amendment to the
federal Constitution. The mouse. by
n vote of 1855 to a.. declared in favor
today and the senate voted "a to a
week ago.
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Misses Capes and Coats

Navy Serge Capes with sand color collars;
sizes IA and Is years. $1876 each; were $4,000
Navy Serge Capes, coat fronts; sizes II to
10 years S12.76 EACH were $1S.75.
Navy Serge Cape. old blue collar, buttons
piped with old blue size IA years. $19.7b; was
$4,000.
Navy Serge Cape. coat front. long pointed
collar piped with cerise and button trimmings;
size II years. sle.76, was $25oo
Navy Serge Cape. sand color coat front;
size 10 years. 918.76y was $3.50.
Navy Serge Coat self collar of same and
oyeriay collar Of silk; size IA years. S1275I
was $780,
Navy Serge Yeowoman's Coat size Is years.
$685. was $500.
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Weimar, where the German national
assembly received the peace treaty.
has been called the Athens of Ger
many Goethe resided there. as did
Schiller. Herder. Wieland. List and
others whose names and works are
world famous.
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Misses Skirts and Dresses

Lot of Misses Bingham Dresses $3.50
each were $780,
Lot Of Misses Bingham Dresses. $3.50
each were Se.76
Wool Poplin Skirts one navy, ono black.
$500 each: were 1915.
Misses Section, Fourth door,
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Swift 4 Co. Sales Of Fresh Reef in
Washington. D. c.. for the week end
ing Saturday. June 81. averaged 1895
cents per pound.-Advertise
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Specially Priced,
3 pairs for Soc

Also the following:
20 pairs women's White Isle Hose.
good quality. but slightly soiled: sizes
81, and 81. 6oc pair: were Sc pair.
40 pairs women's White Hose. with
printed dot design. Reduced to lie pair.
or pairs for Soc.
Hosiery Section. First door.
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Friday Special in
Galvanized Screen
Wire
&c SQUARE Foot

For windows. doors and porches
a 1i-mesh fine galvanized wire
screening that will keep out very
small insects. High-Rrade and
rust1ess. Worth one-half more.
s2-inch width, 32c yard.
34-inch width. a4c yard.
3s-inch width. ace yard.
3s-inch width, CSC yard.
42-inch width, l2c yard.
4S-inch width. 4Sc yard.
Screen Section. Fifth floor.
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Friday Special in
Corset Covers

Fitted styles Of cambria,
trimmed with embroidery edg-
ing, and nainsook covers COM
bined with lace and embroidery.
Specially Priced, 4Sc
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Specially Priced, $l!6S

Also the following.
IA BloomeF Combanat inaa, desh OF
white null, tailored, with fancy blue
stitching, i,ea eachI wan 600.
Is step-in Combination. Assh null,
stitssias n S,ss each, wv" Wsrs sscc '''''o
lingerie Section, Third hess.
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Friday Special in
Envelope Chemise

Two attractive styloa OF
French American Envelope Che
misc, machine sewn and hand
embroidered
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Friday Reductions on Misses Apparel
Misses Suits

Gray Mixed Plaid Suit. box coat; size IL
years $500, was $500.
Navy Serge Suit. box coat with bindings
of black satin, and vest enect; size 10 years.
$500, was $3.50.
Navy Serge Suit, Russian blouse model with
henna colored vest; size IL years. $1z5O1 was
$3.50.
Navy Serge Suit. box coat; size 10 years
325.OOs was $1,000
Navy Serge Suit, Russion blouse style with
vest and collar of old blue silk tricolette; sise
II years. $500, was $3.50
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Friday Special in
Children'a White Socks

A fine quality of White Lisle
Silk Socks for children, that reg
ularly sell for 371zc a pair. but
because they have small mended
places we secured them for this
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Friday Special In
Laundry Soap

; 4 good soap for cleaning. wash
in& and dlshvashing.. soc bars
only on sale.
Specially Priced, Sc Cake
Housefuxnishing Section. Fifth floor.
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or embroidered net there 10. nothing
quite as satisfactory as the leghorn.
'. So ~nutbful 1t I. picturesque, It Is
becoming; In fact II IL all that ones
,s-Juen Larly nat should De. one seen,
completely covered with innumerable
ruf3les Of dne val lace. has q broad.
seallovsA brim. the edge Of which IL
finished With q frill OF val. while q
wreath a. daisies and cornhowers 10
tw1neA about the low brim.
Another broad-brimmed leghorn 10
covered with fine. dotted net which
stands out In q put over the crown
and il held In At the bottom by q mar
row orange ribbon.
II one IL q jeune nile sort Of per-
sonality. then the piQuancy OF navy
blue Geofgette set on . real poke
bonnet ahspe IL the thing. For FUR
thsr effect try covering the whole with
handmade daisies, and allowing Q blue
velvet streamer to trail its 5auntiness
IN the rear Of this chapeau. and see
what happens. The result 10 COM
PEELED to be chic.
In these days Of elaborate and too
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SATIN SASH AND PIPINGS.
There Is the smock blouse that comes
far down, sometimes to the hem of
the skirt, forming a sort of overdress:
then too, there is the smock with the
short peplum. this being more desir-
able for street wear.
One lovely thing seen is of white
handkerchief linen, lavishly trimmed
with Irish lace and hand embroidery
in large eyelets. A round neck is
trimmed with Irish lace. and the
short sleeves are embroidered far up
with eyelet embroidery. A narrow
belt of Irish lace girdles the waist.
In direct contrast to this elaborate
blouse is one for sport wear. 1t Is of
gray tricolette adorned with wool en-
broidery, the edges of the wide XII
mono sleeves trimmed with deep seal
lops. and the neck and slashes in
front of the blouse finished in like
manner. A sash of vari-colored
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Reduction Sale of
Boys Light and Medium
Wool Suits

Three Groups
s12.75 for Suits that were to $500.
STATS for Suits that were to $1,000
S1S.75 for Suits that were to $4,000.
This is a reduction on entire stock OF
boys light and medium wool suits, exclusive OF
blues and tropicals, which not included. 1t
embraces suits of many styles, and of light and
dark colorings. Many of them are ideal for
early fall school and dress Sizes to
1s years.
Special Prices for Boys Wash Suits,
$1.95 and SOS
Two selected groups from our own stocks.
each suit formerly selling at much h. higher,
makes represented and a fine showing Of junior
and stripes included in the following choice Of
materials:
pEVONSHIRE CLOTH REP
KIDDIE CLOTH CHAMBRAY
GALATEA MADRAS
Sizes to 16 years
Boys Section, floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26
Women's Suits Reduced

Black Serge Suit. size A. STATS, was
/ Scotch Mixture Suit size So. $24.5O; was
Brown Golfex Suit, size SO. s24.5o, was
$50
Black nd White Har-ine Striped Suits,
sizes &c. 40 and A. S28.5O, were $4,000
/ Old Blue Chanella Cloth Sports Suit size
&C. 5000; $1,000.
Navy Tricotine Suit. handsomely braided;
size "a. $3.50; $500
model trimmed in gold; size SO. $7250; was
$4,000.
Handsome Silk Suits. satin, tricolette and
taneta; brown taupe. navy and black. $4,000
EACH were to $40.
women's Apparel Section, Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26

ventured to ask Skinner about them.
"Gracious. Johnny" exclaimed Skim
mer. 81 wouldn't have a big bill for
anything. I wouldn't know what to
do with it. II would be in the way.
You see I get nearly all my food in
the cir When 7 am flying. mosquitoes
wings. ! don't have to pick them off
trees or bushes or from the ground,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26

Also the following: ..s
81 Mems Four-in-Hand Ties. madras ana
cheviots white grounds with colored stripes; the
ends of several discontinued styles 2Sc each
were SOC x -,
81 Mems Silk Four-in- Hand Ties fancy COZ,
ored figured patterns 2Sc each' were ''o oho
Csc each. Nj;
II Mems Sflk-fnished Striped Madras Neg!l-
coo shirts nronounced colorings sizes IA. IA n,
is and 1871 $3.50 each; were $500
35 pairs Mems Two-toned SILK SOCKS oouoie
Isle toes and heels, seamless; sizes ana > n
only 45c pair; were 81 90
SO pairs Mems Fiber Silk Socks. double lise
+oas and heels seamless; black, white. khaki.
tan, gray and navy; sizes 81. 10 and 1oa. 4Sc
pair; were soc.