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The Washington times., 1919-01-16
NEW YORK SYMPHONY.

At the concert. OF the New YORK
Symphony orchestra, Walter Dam
rosch. conductor, next Tuesday after.
noon. ip. the .Belasco Thcater, Mozart's
beautiful G minor symphony will
head a program that Includes dIndy's
"Istar" Variations: the Saint Sasn.
6 minor concerto for piano and or
.chestrs, in which the soloist will be
the brilliant Soung pianist, Mischa
Lvitzki; four Wagner numbers, thv
Pfelpde to "Lohengrin." Dance OF
the Apprentices from THE Master
singers" the Good Friday Spell frort
."Parsifal." and SOUNDS Of the For
est" from "Siegfried.
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CRANDALL's SAVOY

What Love Forgives," starrine
Barbara 'Castleton, lis the attrartion
scheduled for today at Crar,dalp, Sa-
voy. with '"Wensn's Wea pon.r' and
"A paught Of the Old .Sotth, - star
ring Ethsi CLAYTON and Pauline Fred
eriok. fespeetsely. for Friday and
Saturday.' sporting Life" portrayed
by an aii-star east. is announced. fer
sunday and Monday. Other pictures
for next week are: Tuesday. Tom
Moore In GO West. Young Man"
Wednesday, Bryant Washburr In ,aThe
Gypsy frail:" Thnrsday, "L,eve In a
AgrEy' = LFEidzy... Constance sTaItnadEe
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cRANDALL's METROPOLITAN.

Day Dreams" a whimsical story of
romance and mystery. with Madge
Kennedy as star, will be shown the
latter half OF the current week at
Metropolitan, to5ether
with the usual topical, comedy, and
scenic Aims. Commencing Sunday
and extending through Wednesday first
local showing will be made Of Clara
kirbsII Young in Cheating Cheat
ers." Commencing Thursday and con
tinuing for the rest OF the week by
the Light Of Western Stars" featur-
ing Dustin Farnun, will be the chief
attraction.
The Washington times., 1919-01-16

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The Washington times., 1919-01-16

These are the pictures to be pre-
sented at Crandall's Apollo during the
Barriscale in "AIl-of-a-Sudden Nor
ma" Friday. Frank Mcintyre in
TOO Fat to Fight" Saturday, Ethel
Clayton in "Women's Weapons" Next
weeks program will embrace these:
Sunday, +. X. Lincoln and Dolores
CassinelIi in Lafayette, We Conner
Monday. Enrico Caruso in my Cous-
in" Tuesday. Louise Huff in 1.-The
Sea Waif;" Wednesday. Mae Marsh in
"The Racing Strain" Thursday, Pau
line Frederick in "a Daughter Of the
Old South" Friday. Vivian Martin in
"Mfrandy Smiies3 Saturday. Billie
Burke in The Make Believe Wife"
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Joe Morris and Flossie Campbell in
The Avi-ate-her." Another striking
offering the Msrin sisters. the War
rem, Girls, Quetnie Dunedin, Ardelle
Cleaves, and Pauline Chambers. 9th
tsrs will be Ted Doner in a new type
Of single dance act: Llora Hoffman
the prima DONNA. Masters and Rraft
IN satire on the song-ard-dance man;
the Royal Gascoignes and their back
somersaulting dog. "Bertha:" the
Pickfords in a comic friSolity;' the
Pathe news. pictorial. and the HE'D
Cross war, serial
Next Sunday at and s:10 q. M.
the bill will show Gertrude Hoffman
Edmund Hayes, and company. James
and Bonnie Thornton, and the others
of the current week. ..-l
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H0oRE's GARDEN.

The principal. attraction at Moore's
Garden on Friday and Saturday o.
this week will be The Cabaret
Girl" dealing with new phases Of the
so-cslled gay life," in which the title
role 10 taken by Ruth Clifford
Next week will brinis. from Sunday
through "Wednesday. Mae Murray in
-DanEer--Go SLOW" Miss Murray's
role Is that OF a little city crook who
is regenersted.
- For the last three days Of mex.
week, beginning Thursday, the fea-
ture will be The Girl OF Ny Dreams" ("
with Billie Rhodes as star.
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MnoRE.s STRANn.

For the last three days OF the cur
rent week. beginning today. william
Russell will be the star at Moore's
strand Theater In When a Ne u
Rides Alone" a gripping romance OF
the western border country.
Next weeks attractions will be The
Great Romance in which the late
Harold lockwood Is the star. to be
shown Sunday through Wednesday;
and The Gold Cure" starring Viola
Dana, the chief feature from Thurs.
dag to Sunday.
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LOEW,s. PALACE.

Here Comes the Bride" showing
John Barrymore as comedian, will
be the attraction, the latter portion.of
the week, commencing today, at
Loew's Palace. 1t, is; farce comedy
Of high order. s-......,
Beginning Sunday and extending
through Wednesday. first local show
ings will be made. of Elsie Ferguson's
newest picture, His Partisan Wife. >"
Commencing next Thursday g. and,
continuing for the remainder of the
week. "a special attraction entitled
Don't Change Your HUSBAND will
be shown. '
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CRANDAI.L'S.

Tom Moore is the star in go West,
Young MAN. a story of a social vast
er's regeneration, the attraction at
Crandalfs today and tomorrow. The
Saturday attraction will be ''The Cap
tain's Captain" featuring Alice Joyce.
Branding, Broadway," William s.
Hart's newest picture, has been book
ed for Sunday and Monday. other at
fractions scheduled for next week are:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Constance
Taimadge in "whe Cares?", Thursday
and Friday. Robert Harrop and Lillian
Gish in "The Greatest Thing In Life
Saturday, Harry Morey in "Hoarded
Assets" --..:
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GALLI-CURcI RECITAL.

Galii-Curci. the great coloratura
soprano. will appear in recital at the
National tomorrow afternoon at 1870.
This will be.thc second concert in the
artists course" The diva's program
will include Caro- Selve" (HendeD, :,
1--WE Been Roaming" told English). .
tHorn): "Depuis lie jour" from
Louise" (Charpentier); Carnival di
Venezia" ,(Benedic): Garden
Thoughts" (Samuels) ;'Thc Brownies"
CLeonD. and other charming selec-
tions.
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-NHvu.s,s rRAyELTALks.

+. NJ. Newman viii begin his an
nual Traveltalks this afternoon al
$3.50 and this, evening at S:15 clock.
at the, Masonic Auditorium, with
Paris, 191S,"; .. 49,.
This Traveltalk. shows, the impor-
tant part played~by French women in
the war. In motion pictures. color
views, and word story will be pic
tured the memorable Fourth OF July
festivities when" the survivors OF
Chateau -Thierry marched through the
city. =. q. - ~ ~. ..,.
Seats may be had at T. Arthur
Smiths otfife.. 1905 G street north
west. ~
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LYCEUM.

+. The attraction at the Lyceum Thea
ter pext week will be '':Tne Ayiators,' .
a musical offering to be produced un-
der direction OF Frank Lalor.
An exceptionally strong burlesque
cast has been selected for the 1919
edition of THE Aviators." Miilie
Loverfdge is the featured star. with
Elesnor Revere Ethel I;cnutta,
Charles Neil, Mic .Glynn, and James
McIninery contributing important
roles. .... ....,..--
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ARCADE.

Merry crowds Of pleasure seekers
continue, either to enjoy the splendid
dancing floor Of the Arcade Auditor
iuun. to the alluring strains OF the
large orchestra, or gaze down nightly
from the comfortable balcony seats
on the, gala scene below, maae taEy-
midst flutterfng bunting and multi
colored streamers. -. :. h.. p. K
The strict censorship of the manage
ment il well known.
The fire-proof constructio(Apf the i'm
mense building adds a senAe OF Sc
curity.
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GAYETH.

The seven-day period commencing
next Sunday at the Gayety -heater
will feature THE Lew Kelly show"
headed by the inimitabfe Lew himself.
The organization includes such well
known entertainers as Vic Casmore,
Harry Ward, Jack Hopap, Lucille
Manion, Freda Florence, Leoua Earl,
and a dozen other celebrities. wei
come to Our City" is the title chosen
for the entertainment The show is
presented in two acts and several
scenes and is described as a musical
revue in which the comedy eleme mt is
ever uppermost-
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Childre,nl's Dresses, {,

g.. l Blue Chambray Dress with yoke and sleeves
of white pique, hand embroidered IN yellow and
blue French dots and stitching; size years;
$4.95; was $3.50. r. -. i...@
Is Chambray Dresses, blue, green, or rose;
trimmed with plaid collar. cuffs and belt, having
large roomy pockets; sizes s, 9. 10, and IL years
"a very special value at $2.75; was $3.50.
1 Pink Chambray Dress, collar and cuffs fin
SITS; was $3.75. E.'"....' :" :,... D."
Fourth floor G. stret.
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'NOTHING RELIEVES
MY RHEUMATISM"
That's nonsense! Get a bottle
.-.'
of SIoan's tinirnent and
change your tune.

II penetzafes, quickens the eiTcuIs-
tion. helps to scatter the congestion.
inparts q warmth that brings back
the fsei-gooS and promotes comfort.
Good for stiR muscles, too, sprains
and most other external aches and
EconemicaI. reliable. clean. Don't
ask your druggist for just ointment"
your First Aid" kit. Get il today.
sne a. -nd $40.
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Women's Sweaters

Fiber Silk Shp-ons. white, sleeveless style;
sizes 40 and AZ; IS each; were $795.
/ Fiber Silk Slip-on, purple, sleeveless model
fancy she'll weave; size 40; $3.50; was $3.50.
Fiber Silk Sweaters-1 green and silver
plaid, l wistaria and silver plaid l white fiber
silk in fancy weave, l terra Gotta fiber silk,
burnt orange with contrast trimmngs-special at
$3.50 each; were SIS.
White Fiber Silk Sweater, deep collar and
turn-back cuffs; size A; $3.50; was $40.
Third floor, Center.
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Misses Goats and Suits

4 Misses Coats of good heavy quality velour,
in burgundy, brown or new blue; plain Fall mod
els, with belts and pockets, and large warm col
lars of gray Coney fur, lined throughout; sizes
16 and 1s years; at $3.50 each; reduced from
$3.50. @.' m :. ~s'... .'.}es ...a,@s.st
l Misses Suit, of burgundy velour, with seal
collar, and pockets trimmed with seal banding;
belted; we'll tailored; size 16 years; $3.50; re-
duced from $45. r.. -. = -, -, /
Misses Suit of dark brown, velour, a novel
high-waisted model with seal collar; size: IA
years; $3.50; reduced from $47.50. ~, :T-..-@
Fourth floor, G street
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MAGGIE rEYTE.sORRENTINo.

At the sixth OF the ten-star concerts
presented by =. Arthur Smith, at the
New National Theater Friday after
noon, January -, a delightful surprise
is proEaised in a joint recital by Mag.
gle Teyte, the already famous young
soprano OF the Chicago and the Boston
Opera companies, and Umberto Sorren-
tino. a talented young Italian tenor
from the Royal Theater, Florence.
Tickets may he had at r. Arthur
Smiths office. 1906 G. street
The Washington times., 1919-01-16
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR.
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss and
-, ,Attractiyeness.

ALMOST everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly com
pounded. brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded, streaked OF gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture
was to make il al home. which Is
nussy and troublesome. Nowadays
by. asking at any drug store FOR
l"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Corn
pound" you wiz get large bottle
OF this famous old recipe. improved
by the addition of other ingrcdlcnts,
at small cost.
Don't stay gray: Try 1t. No one
IAN possibly tell that you darkened
Your hairs as II does II so naturally
and evenly. You dampen q spon nge
lor soft brush with II and draw this
lthNuEh your bair, taking one small!
strsnd at time; BY morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
lother application or two your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy
and attractfve. =,
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LoEW,s COLUMBIA.

Bryant Washburn appears at the
Columbia in :'The Way of a Man With
q Maid" the latter half of this week,
beginning today. He takes the part
Of a clerk who finds it hard to live
on S21 a week. This predicament Is
greatly accumulated after his meeting
Elsa, a beautiful .stenosrapher.
For the first half of next week, be-
ginning Sunday, the Columbia has Sc
cured THE Common Cause" a war
story. 1t is beralded as Stuart
Blackton's masterpiece. .
= For the latter ha1 of next week the
Columbia will show Carlisle Blackwell
in Love In a Hurry .-.
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MooRE,s RIALrO.

m Woman" Maurice Tourneur's spec
'tacle, will remain the chief attraction
at Moors's Risi,o Thester throughout
the current week. a.. ....-..
+ Next weeks major Offering at the
Rialto will be 'sThe Wildcat of Paris, !"
in which Priscilla Dean appears. The
story deals with the subjugation OF
the Paris Apaches and their resen-
GRAFTON under the leadership OF q
modern Joan Of Arc OF the underworld
at the outbreak Of the war. +
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CRANDALL,SAvENUE GRAND.

Attractions ansounced for the last
three days Of the present week at
Crandalrs Avenue Grand are: To-day.
Private Harold Peat in Private Peat
Friday. Barbara Castleton In what
Love F'orgives:" saturday, vivian
Martin in "Mirandy smiles The sun
day attraction will be The Racing
strain starring Mae Marsh. Other
pictures for next week are: Monday,
Billie Burke In r"The Make-Believe
Wife," Tuesday and "Wednesday. the
Drury Lane spectacle, sporting Life;'
Thursday, Enid BeBnett in "Fuss ahd
Feathers" Friday, Love In Hurry
Saturday, Pauline Frederick in "A
Daughter of the Old South" H..
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sHUBERT-GAaRICk.

Miss Marie Cahiil Will appear al the
shubert-Garrick Theater Sunday
night In a new comedy with music.
entitled "Just Around the Corner" It
IL by. George " Hobart and Herbert
Hall winslow, who are said to have
provided Mss Cahill with the nap
piest, part she has ever had. 1t Is a
comedy of optimism. e..
The play has been produced by G..
n. Anderson and l.. Lawrence Weber,
who are also William Golfers man.
ayers. They have provided Miss Ca
hill with. company Of falceurs. in
ctudfng lanes G.. -MarloWe, George
MaeQuarrie, Miss Lulu McGuire. Miss
Eugenie Blair. in a characterize
part: Miss Clara Mackin, Clarence
Oliver, Wilson Reynolds, and Lorin
Raker.
"Just Around the Corner" is said
to be their most original and bril-
liant achieyemsnt as Interpreted by
Miss Cahill.
The Washington times., 1919-01-16
CRANDALL.s kNIcKERBoCkER.

For, today. and tomorrow. the al
traction at CrandaIl's Knickerbocker
Viii be DAY Dreams, in. which
Madge Kennedy portFays, the central
role. Branding Broadway,"' starring
William s. Hart. Is announced for
saturday. echeating Cleaters." taken
from. the play BY Max Marcins and
featuring Clara tKlmball. Young. is to
be shown sunday and Monday. Other
attractions, scheduled for next week
are: Tuesday and Wednesday, the
D. W. Gritfttb masterpiece, Greatest
Thing in Life" featuring LjllisnaGish
and Robert Harron; Thursday and
Friday, Dustin Farnum in THE Ligh:
of Western Stars" Saturday, June
Elvidge is The Buffer"
The Washington times., 1919-01-16
POLI's.

Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert an
nounee that the complete cast for
their McTptyre and Heath. attraction,
aHsIlo. Alexaader," which will be
seen at Polls Theater beginning sun
day, have been engaged. a.
Besides James Mcintyre and Thomas
X Heath, known Throughout the
country a. ..McIntyre. and Heath" the
following. well known favorites are
fncluded: Trixie Hicks, Mat Kief,
Dan 9uinlsn Eva Puck, Lulu Beason.
Henrietta BYRON, Joe Kaufman, Otto
johnson, Jack Squire. Harry Down
Ing. Jack Montrose, Sig Mealy, Tom
welsh, S1d Clayton and White. -.
The Washington times., 1919-01-16
Friday Special in
Women's Cotton Pants

Thirty dozen Womcn's Medium-weight Cotton
Pants, knee length, side buttonipg, at special
Friday prices; regular sizes; SOC each; extra
sizes, 62Hc each. ..
And the following:
sc Wolnen's Cotton Combination Suits, med-
um weight, high neck and long sleeves, or Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves; ankle length; slightly
soiled; sizes and 6; 81 each; formerly $175.
% Womens Mercerized Bodice. Top Vests.
slightly irregular in weave; sizes Sc and 3s; soc
each, formerly 75c:
23 pairs Chldren's Wool Pants and Drawers,
ankle-length pants: sizes "a, 26, and 80; drawers
sizes 26, %, 80, and 81; trife soiled. hence re-
duced to 81 each; formerly $165 to $2.05
Main floor, {; street
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RAcHMANINoFFE RECITAL.

The great Russian pianist. Rach-
maninoff, composer and conductor
will be heard in recital at the Ma
tional on Tuesday afternoon at 4:So.
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Friday Special in
Hand-Embroidered
Linen Collars

A grouping of odd sizes, in attractive collars
of hand-embroidered linen. Specially priced at
1Sc each.
And the following -
l Plush Coatee, S35; formerly $50.
Natural Marabou Muffs, IS each; formerly
$3.50.
Taupe Marahou Muffs $3.50 each; formerly
IS.
! Brown Marabou Muff, with ostrich feather
edge $3.50; formerly $3.50.
Taupe Marabou Muffs, $3.50 each; formerly
s1O.5O.
18 Khaki Shade Wooden Scarfs, Csc each; for
rcry S1.50.
Main floor, i steet.
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NATIONAL.

The great charm Of Miss Spring
tine." the musical comedy which
Nessrs. Klaw & Erlanger will pre-
sent at the National Theater next
week, IL the delightful music. EN-.
merieh Kalman.' composer of "Ssri." !"
origfnated It, -
Kalnnan Is blessed in his work with
having a most satisfying set Of lyrics
from the rhythmic pens OF p. G. Wode-
house aud Herbert Reynolds.
Among the song hits are Throw
Ne Rose" Some One" Love MO
nopolyH The Garden OF Romance"
"A Country Mouse" .,once Upon a
Timer and "a Very Good Little Girl"
The principals in the IorganizationIin-
rIude Edith Allan. Harrison Brock
bank and Florence Hope. =
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CRANDALL,s APOLLO.

in Who Cares" Saturday, Vivian
Martin in "Mirandy Smiles"
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Friday Special in
Women's Lisle and Cotton Hose

Sixty pairs Women's White Lislc and Cotton
Hose. with some slight imperfection in weave
that has been carefully mended; reduced to a9c
a pair: formerly Csc.
Also--a table Of various Qualities of silk, Isle
and Gotten hose, some slightly irregularly woven
others soiled from handling-at greatly reduced
prices '...t
Main floor. G street
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A Clearance Of Broken Sizes In
Boys High Grade
Novelty Cloth Suits r

Suits from the best manufacturers of boys'
clothing, odds and ends in blue serees and chew
lots, velvet, novelty checks and mixtures, inciud-
ing Junior Norfolk and sailor models Some in
sizes to 8 years, but most Of them 4, and 6
years.
Reduced to s5.s5. Formerly $40 and s1z5s
Fourth floor. C street
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n. +. kEITH's.

Leon Errol. comedian of the Fol
lies" -Hitehy-koo." and other typi-
cal New York shows, will make his
Washington debut in vaudeville at
3. r, Kefth's Theater next week, and
in his support will be the comedian,
Jed ProutY. Mr. ErroI will present
The Guest"
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A Clearance of Boys Sweaters,
The Famous 'Marinette" Make J.

- These sweaters are strictly all vofstsd with
tested fast colors. You will not find all sizes IN
all coicrs, but in the lot are navy oxford, brown
tan, maroon,. and cardinal shades. Sizes 20 10.
years, and IA 20 Is years.
Reduced to $3.s5. Formerly Sc
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Children's and Infants ,
Underwear -

II Children's Silk-snd-wooI Shirts, winter
weight, high neck and long sleeves; slightly
soiled, 9se eseh; were $f.35.
Children's Cotton-and-w Shirts, hish
neck and long sleeves; Soc each; were soc
10 Children's Cotton and Wool Banda, but
toned on shoulder, winter weight; SOC each; were
65c. 49, ''r,-F' : =. =
pairs Children's Arnold Knit Night Drawers.
medium weight, without feet; 75e each; were
Fourth floor, Eleventh street -,
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Np-TfME COLD
CURE-DRINK 1EA!;

Get . szaa:l eAekage. OF Hamburg
BrelSt Tea at any pharmacy Take
Z tabisspoeafUI Of this hamburx tea.
pus cup OF boiling water upon il.
,our through . sieve and drink a
EsacupftlF Al any time. u. 10 the
ara eyre grip, as Il opens the pores.
selfevfng congestion. :, Also 1oosens-
ths bowels, thus breaking cold al
once 'r.,.-
II 10 issxeeasiye and entirely veg
stabls, therefore harmless.
The Washington times., 1919-01-16

There has been an unusually large
demand for boxes and seats for the
David Belasco comedy success, Polly
With . Past" the Washington open
Ing OF which will take place nett
Monday night at the Shubert .Belasco
fheater. The fact that the entire
original cast. which appeared. for 81
consecutive performances at the
Belasco Theater. New York. is TO ap-
pear, has lent an added interest to the
engagement.
Miss Ina Claire will appear in the
role she created. Polly shannon, a
ministers daughter from an Ohio VII
lsge. others In important parts arc
Cyril Scott and II. Reeves-Smith. TIL :
production was personally staged by
Mr.. Bslasco. Polly With a Past" pos
sesses comsdy attributes and is stun
ringly mounted. The engagement
will include afternoon performances
on "Wednesday and Saturday.
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Friday Special IN =
Women's Silk Hose

Fifteen dozen good quality Boot silk Hose,
fullfsshiened, in black and white; sliehtly i'm
perfect in weave, therefore this special pricing
I. 75c Pair. 49,
The Washington times., 1919-01-16
Friday Reduction. in Furs

.i. Fitch opossum Pillow Muff. SIS; was
=. I Skunk opossum Pillow Muff. sisse, w.s
...i - Skunk opossum Pillow Muff. sisss; was
!, skunk opossum Pillow Muff. slI7s: was
] Tsupe Fox Pillow Muff sis.75; was SIS.
Badger Pillow Muff. as.75; was $25.
1 Fitch Animal Scarf, $1z5e; was 3le75.
Fitch opossum Animal Scarf, SIS; was
SIS ''. -
:. Jap Mink and Ermine Collar. slsss; vas
ss.5o. scs' -
Third floor. Center. - :.
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Women's Suits and Goats

, Black Marcela Cloth Suit. with Hudson seal
collar and vest of white wool velour; size 80;
$69.50; reduced from $110. e>-..s. f..
' Black Velour Suit. handsomely trimmed
with Hudson seal: size 3s; ses5o; reduced from
$l27. r.. ~.
1 Plum Velvet Suit, beautiful model with
collar and cuffs Of taupe fox; size 50; $775e;
reduced from $125. -, ,:.E:. < ~. e.
l Navy Blue Velvet Coat, with taupe fox col
lar and cuffs; $3.50; reduced from s125.
A small lot of Fur trimmed Coats, taken from
our regular stock; $3.50 each; were to $55.
Third floor. G street. -
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Pequot Pillow Tubing
At Special Reduced Prices

Manufacturers short lengths of Peouot Pillow
Tubing, to AZ yards In each piece, offered to-
morrow at special prices Fbe tubing eliminstss
the making Of side seams, and saves considerxble
time. -. - 80. ~ e
40 inches wide; special az &c yard as
50 inches wide, special at 3Se yard.
Standard prices soc and Soc a yard.
Second floor. Eleventh street
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Friday Special. IN -
Swiss-Finished Lawn
Handkerchief

One hundred dozen fresh new Hsndkerehiefs
of Swiss-hnished lawn; with corner prettily en-
'broidered in floral other artistic design, fin
ished with hemstitehed borders,
Specially Priced, 6ec Half Dozen. e..
Main floor, Center.