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Evening star., 1920-12-30
4 Great Friday Clearance
In Mems FURNISHINGS
A large number of different items and good quantities
in each priced extremely low, you

IS dozen Extra Quality
Heavyweight interviewer Pure
Silk Socks. light gray. dark
gray and palm beach; sizes 10,
10k and IL. 81 pair; were 81.
12 dozen Mems Medium-weight
Fine Quality Cashmere Socks.
with double toes and heels and
green mixed colors. Sizes -9is.
10s IL and II IL. CSC pair; were
81.
40 dozen Arrow and Earl and
Wilson LaundeFed Collars, six
discontinued styles; square and
round oornered shapes, s for
81: were CSC each.
IS Mems Percale and Light
weight Cheviot Shirts; neat and
attractive striped patterns;
sizes IA, 141s, Is. 15H, 16 and
II. 81 each; were $3.50.
19 Mems Outing and Golf
Caps. good shapes and colors,
in plaids and tweeds; sizes
s rs, z. IA and IL. u each;
were 81 and $3.50.
20 pairs Mems Medium weight
Natural Gray Wool and Cotton
Mixed Drawers; p discontinued
weight 5of ;this make; sizes IS,
IS ands'4e- - pair; were $3.50.
Men'sistore. Fourth Moor.
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Petticoats

Petticoats, with tafYeta nounce md
heatherbloom tops; in chapreabie colars
OF RED and blue. rose and gold, and navy.
$3.50.
Extra Size Heatherbloom Petticosts.
IN old blue. with tucked and rufaed
neunee. Lengths 86 and So. Sl.s6 each:
Sateen Petticoats with tucked fiounce;
In blue, violet and rose. Lenrths AZ and
4O N.76 each; wers $3.50.
hiosdt Silk Jersey Pettibloomers. in
rose blue and brown, with pleated ruff
ne. lengths "a, 80 and 90. $xe6 each;
klosdt Silk Jersey Petticoats, with
noveity trimmed founce:~ in {pse, green.
each; were $1O.5O.
Petticoat Section. Third door.
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Housewares Specials
For Fridays Sale

is Seamless Aluminium e-cup
size Peroelaters, Special. el.s5
each.
S Electric irons, e-ib, size,
fully guaranteed; O o m p 9
with cord and stand, Special
e1.7b each.
II Canister Sets consisting Of
flour, sugar, coffee and tea sets.
Special. O6e set,
sc Square White Enameied
Bread Boxes, gilt lettered and
trimmed, In two siyes. Special,
el.16 and s1.35 each;
1s Papier-Aache Scrub fafls.
slightly shepweru. Special,
E0c each.
1s Lisk Aluminum Reastsrs,
self bastiRg; 11-lb. size. 6peo-
ial, @S,e6 each.
$500 cakes swift's Bsrax
Laundry and Household Soap,
Special, SO dosen eakesi el.oo
case Of 100 cakes.
100 lbs. Sunbeam and Colon
fal Blend Teas. in several va
rieties: Y andis lb. boxes.
Special, Csc lb.
a. Heavy Tin wash Boilers
with copper bottoms; medium
size. Special. SS.18 each.
1e8 pieces Wear-Ever Alum
tnum Ware, some Of which are
slightly shopworn or damaged.
Included are: Eaucepans, Grid
dies, Cakepans and Preserving
Kettles. All marked ut EreatIy
reduced Prices.
Asssswssss esetia. Fin aoss.
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Comforts and Blankets

LAnnswooi-hlied Gemferts, with nulI
covers; $3.50 each; were Sl5. "
~ lAmhswool-1lled Gamforts. uIain
@gi fSns ffo,efninss; ~ e.ehi were sis.
s1sers' s9s with s-ineh harder. s. each; we're
2 Fsirs Atwood Blankets, si,st. h.a
size, So1s4. $lt pair; were SIS. s
~ Pairs Wool Rlankets. siss aoxax
W:Se pair: were $12,50.
v.. "a Ear az Wool Blankets, size oexs4. %
,,s a.i1. nai. All.-ss, Al: % Blankets. si.. 7s.sa.
zolaoP Pai. All-woel Plaid Blankets. size
|o3dC; Nb pair; vas $40. DIG
,oI. Far AIi-vool Plaid Blankets. si,.
q IA aa"peEtsd e 50 Piaue spresds. ssilea, size
imported Satin-Aniahed 6nrsads- .c.,.
~Drs ,oDsa EN- sre corners; size SO. So each.
~ "a aatia .dnished Spreads, sise s,.aa
ver, 9a;Ia- ~ a-hni'hed Spreads. 60 each;
hl'asst Section. s.o..d s.sr.
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Friday Clearance of
WOlME.N,S SUITS
At Unusually Lou Prices

! Navy Tricotine Tailored
Suit. button and arrowhead
trimming. long lines, notch
collar. Size A. &45.50; was
s125.
., l Old Blue Velour Suit. with
seal collar, ripple coat, belted,
arrowh head trimming. Size "a.
$3.50; was $1O5. hi
Navy Duvet- t-de-Laine Suit,
long coat, ripple sides, seal
collar and pockets, silk stitch,
trimming. convertible collar.
Size 36. a52.50; was $115.
l Navy Duvet-de-Laine Suit,
straight lines. convertible COL
lar. black braid trimmed. Size
10. $52.50; was $125.
Brown Veldyne Suit belt
ed front and ripple back, large
Kolinsky collar and novelty
pockets. Size aS. $s7.50, was
1 Moonstone Gray Crayon
+ Check Veldyne Suit, box coat
with or without belt. beaver
collar. novelty patch pockets.
Size 81. $75; was SITS.
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500 cans Eunbrits Soeursr~
Cleanser. Special, cans Tor
Ia smafl-sixe George wash
ingten Prepared Coffee. Hps-
cial $50 can.
4 Splint Wood Baskets.
slightly damaged, 06e each:
were Sa.36.
White Enameied Ntehsn
Stoels. slightly damaged, d, -
eachi were eS,75,
9 wisard Triaaris-shana
dust. dust Mops, slightly soilsd. de
% niss. si.e ss1,! inches N1a
smau Rsfri9syetsa white
enameied !inedl 1B-lb. ,ioo O.
pacityi, slightly. d. m eeeG,
S11.!6 eachi vAs elD.YB,
] hand-Power vlcuum Wash,
ing Machine. with heavy M.
vanised irea tubI slightly shop-
worA. e1S.1by was $a6,
90 sets Ltpped Aluminum
saucenans. consisting Of III, 4
ana quart siSes Of heavy.
durable quality, Special, 91.S6
tables Of Odds and Ends Of
housewares OF various kinds
and sorts. including Baskets.
Netaiweres, Small Articles
hundreds OF different things for
kitchen use,
At 0rsstiy EeaaqsA ygaees.
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Candy Specials for
Friduy

"A variety Of fancy candy, in
attractive packages. for the
children. Most of the packages
also contain appropriate story
books.
The Famous Kiddie Boz, $40 each.
were 81.
The Famous Candy Cr,ft RAJ "A.
each; were 81, ~
& The Fanous Jingle Jungle Boz, SOC
The Circus Boz Of Candy, with
T1nk!es candy crafts funniest clown.
and his dog. 40 each; were 75c.
Tenn Thumbs Candy for Little Felix's.
IN attractive packages. $50 each; Wers
Pure Cream Chocolates, assorted in
nipound packases. Special. 90 each.
assorted Gloss Hard Candies, q pure
saear confection, in half pound packaees'
Spscsal. $50 eanh. fse''
Candy Section, Fourth heor.
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II Short Lengths Imported
Striped and White Madras.
lengths ranging from l to 3
yards. 75c yard: was $1.25.
Al Suits Mems Outing Flannel
Pajamas, neat colored stripes,
in medium and large sizes. $2.:35
each: were $3.50.
81 Suits Mems Percale Pa
jamas, neat coloreds stripes. in
v neck style; small and large
sizes. $1.85 each; were So.
II Mems White Silk Night
Shirts, frog trimmed; " neck
style; sizes Is, 1S and II. $3.50
47 Mems Percale Neglige
Shirts. white grounds with neat
colored stripes and soft cuffs:
sizes IA, 16, 16k and II. $1.JO
each; were $3.50 and So.
4S pieces Mems Medium
weight Duofold Underwear.
wool and cotton mixed with
soft-finished white cotton on
inside; shirts. sizes 40, AZ and
"A; sizes 40, AZ, A and
46. $2.2S each; were $3.75.
27pieces Mems Heavyweight
Ribbed Balbriggau Underwear;
Shirts sizes 46, IS. and SO; draw
ers. Sizes 40 42. ~ and As. 95c
each: were 81.
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Three Special Values
In Mems Shoes

To any man in need of winter footwear these
values will be interesting g@.
g pairs Mems High-grade Shoes; broken lots Of
low and high shoes in black; sizes oX and 10 A.
"a, ~, and 10 B; e. 6H c; 81, e5. ii D. $s7s
IS pairs Mems Dark Tan English Shoes with rub
Ssr se heels; ~ sizes ?1 sH doH and Il A; sX
II d. $A53 pair; were So :, w -A~
80 pairs Mens Heavy Sole Biueher Shoes, made to
at $l7S pair; were So 's Wv
=, 90 pairs Mems Hieh-grade Russia Calf English
Shoes strictly upto-date young mems shoes: ai sizes
to width. $z5s pair; were $l2
Nsas stsre, asss
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hAdren's Knit
Underu,a~

mike Il oeinasSss is.sss' ws:' :ss osss.s P.nt.,
;:s;'' :ss ns ss':s ii .;H III. g s:es; i
q childreo's Jcsss Rmn.n c..
end Wool Pasts, oskie le.rtS .,.s" y
es Is stris :. fss" e u b q yssss. SisS eses:
40 70 Chtldrens 1isecs-Idped uuiep s.ft,
f. StG chsss,;. neS,; ieax siSe!ss :nkle lsnEth. Il
were $1.56. Ss' - eeeh;
r.M4s Ga4isld,ss': s Esis usdssxssr Section.
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q 0ndrsar Muslin Uadsrskirts, medt
p ba!d md trimmed With rulae II laee
g eneseisssy: eiss . yesss. s6s each;
psiE. Childlsar ovse>kls, trimmed
With dark blue cAanhRay. Sizes 2, 3 an1
yeaM. No each; were S2.
~ hfldrea1 Aprons, Of white dottei
Swies o. erose-bar muslin, Soms edged
neck and sleeves. ESQ each; were n 81
81 ChfldrsaN Uadsykfrta, Of batiste .,
ane lawn; some eatireiy handmade md
trimmed with rune edged With lace e.
each; were $3.50 and $2.71.
IL pais Ghildren's Wool Duvae IAr.
E!ns. In m o. white. SiSes 3 70 & nan
Q.eb pair; vsse t8.6A.
1s !at,a ohaasSass Nsaa nmNsR Lee-
Ser: sss; a s~s ~ shah ssssaiF.
Baby ShsD. 1sufh Aose.
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IA Flesh Nun EBvelsse Uheniss, eorvst
esver style, dafntfly trimmed with geod
val lace and swiss embroidery. Hixes 20
and 42. n.ae each; were $3.50.
or circular style. plain or trimmed with
hRe lace and embroidery. Sizes Is ana
~. $50 each; were 81.
Envelope Chenise, in flesh and white,
esrset cover aRd canissle style, tailored
and lace trinmed. eiSes 90, So and 40.
$50 each; veye II.
Muslin Undervrar eectisa. Third Aer.
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Lingerie

. French Percale Combination Suits,
open-drawers and eorset-ceyer style;
richly hand embfoidsFed in solid and
eyelet embroidery and finished with
scalloping. Sizes SO. 38 and 40. $A,75
each; were $3.50.
French Nainsosk Envelope Chemise,
camisole style: daintily hasd embroid-
cred In eyelet work and hnished with
nae scalloping. Sizes 3s, 4: aad a,
e3.46 each: were $3.50.
18 Philippine Straight Chemise, corset.
cover style. plainly finished with fins
hand scalleping. Sizes 10 and q. 4l.s6
each; were $3.50.
10 Flesh Satin Open Blssmer-Drsvsr
Cembdnation: elastic TOP. eamissle style,
Sizes S6 to A. $3.50 each; were $500.
Lingerie Section. Third door.
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+. sizes IA and IS, fancy pussy
Inc belted models. others ripple
n shades Of beaver. wide belt
were $65.
2 Navy DuYet-de-Laine
Suits. & bok coats, separate
: vests. Sizes a and 16. $3.50
l Navy Blue Suit. Of fine
velour. slight ripple model,
nigh collar Of nutria, size 16.
$3.50; was $55.
l Twilight Blue Duvet-de-
Lame Suit, size II. S28.E0,
W. -
l Beaver Shade Suit, of
duvet-de-laine, stitched to
match. $24.JO; was $45.
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35 jersey OveFhlouses, finished With
leather belts, In brown and bisque.
blue and blsQue, copen and bisque and
reindeer and green. 1886 each; were
1878.
o Vivella Flannel Tailored Waists,
$3.95 each; were 1915.
Khaki Flannel Regua ton Shirts,
1855 each: were $6.75.
10 White Dimity Sports Waists. col
ing with ribbon bow. $S.st each; were
$5.D.
8 White Stripe Dimity Waists, with
Byron collars and turnback cuffs. Fla
each; were $6.75.
Is Waists, one Of q kind, In rose.
nesh, white, copen. bisque and lavender.
33.e6 each; were $5.75, 1915 and 1915.
Waist Section. Third .door.
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Friday Clearance
MISSES SUITS
Practically Half Price

6 Suits, dark brown velo1
willow lining. Some straight
slightly. $29.JO each; were SOS
2 Duvet-de-Laine Suits.
effects. Size 16. $20.5O each;
1 Brown. Silvertone Suit.
very smartly tailored. Size IS.
e20.50 was $50.
1 Duvet-de-Lafne Suit, bea-
yer shade. Size 16. @24.5O
was $45.
Blue and Brown Mixed
Silvertene Suit, sealine collar.
Size Is. $24.5O, was $45.
1 Dark Brown Velour Suit.
sealine collar. Size II. $24.5O;
was $45.
Misses' Suit Section. Fourth door.
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Corsefs

Oh Oousts. Of fancy silk hatists:
each; were SO.
OBJ cs!vsts. Of piak beocAe, hIgf,
s. @ :sa 81 =. Is each: ~sn s7'so.
g Oh GsIssts, At Ans whits fancy b.
nste' nv bust. isnS skirt. vita elastic
e:ee sseh, vers q.
10 o-1 Osessts, In pink Ssoeads, low
smt, lightly hened Or In hsaW white eesI,
VIZ 1ediun hDst snd vail bonsd; sisss
-. e "a. q. 20. -. Is, 90. % each;
4 On Oorssts, medium burt snd lens
nips! Of strcng eeutilI sises g5, %, e
SAD 81. Use each, vs,s $50.
>, 10 C-1 Cs.sstp. IN Yisk material, waist
inc OF Isw-tsp DodSlsl sisss 10, "a, q,
snd - ee seesI wsrs q and Ss.k0.
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House Dresses and
Muids' Uniforma

10 Blue and White Striped Mafds'
uaifsrms. high neck sHd long sleeves.
p esast:nea q euas' sstsd q ed belt style. sisss
House Dresses Of gingham aad psr,
Gale. Of black and blue and white stripss,
and blue aRd white stripes, reii M
sailor collars, thses-auarter sleeves md
ad1ustable belts. Sizes a, q md 81.
ea.S6 eaehI wess "a,
Heuse Dress 6eetisn, Third assa
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Women,s knit
Und~rna~

~ 10 Mmsa,s glevs sik a.veisss ohsn-
"a a. :. s'sSa: .s,.. :hsniae. straPsI siaes q and
white. s..S, .as,s IL ~ e1a - IN MAX and
y wss.ss,:ss s,sDi j.,:.r' nss' kIiis.s ai Wa, ,,s
gsea osahta9tiea Gaitl, lsv neck, ne
~ ssseeves ead kass lsnsth. Eize 10.
111tt, ws1sss jersey Rfhbsd Gotten
W,7k each; VEN G. ss q
n,ss Wensn,s swis. RibbsA Ostts. csu-
oinatioa Sgits. high neck. ahert slesvss
sna we're .nkls e length. siss s. N.ss each;
Third asor. oeeuso'
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Umbrellas

z Ney's aa-inch Black 6IIk Suit
Case Umbrellas; assorted wood;
bakaIlte and silver-trimmed ham
dies. ~ sch tpius- taxi; were
- Women'P Ouiored Silk Suit
Cass Umbrellas, anishs4 with e..
HeyY, purple and ETpsp, Se-essh
tplus taxy; vsrs ~.
Unhesala 6setioD, 1dut Assn
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Ne.9lixes

sleeves, Isess style. heited with cord,
trimmed With wash ribben, in pilk or
hlue. H.eS each; were S1s.
Figured Oottea Alhatross Kinsaps,
MI eeiiar, thrss-querter sleeves, belted
With elastic. finished with wash satin
Ftbbap. es.W each; Veee q.
LAveadsR 6tik JspaRssa Kimssos,
isose sleeves, bsltsd with wide giNils,
asintfiy haad embroidegsd in pink xeses.
S1e.te each; Wsre Us.
Cettsn Crepe Breakfast Osats, vim
white lawn hemstitehed eollar sad esRs,
eiso psekets. IN blue. lavepdes sad essen.
t1.eS each: were %.
Nag1ieoe 0ectiea, Thina leue.
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Girls, Appmsl
LdAsa ssetisa. eecsad Aser,

% Girls Coat Sweaters, geed Aeayy
gasnents, with ron cellar, belt and pOck.
cts. Oslors are navy, Cepen, Ganet and
bottle green. Sizes % to 80. $s.et eachj
Were $3.50.
. smalI Girls Tsms. hand knis7 sf an
wool oepen yarn, No eaehi were e3.7b.
ned with tan. ei.60 each; wsra s..
Girls Section, Feurth hoor.
Evening star., 1920-12-30
Special Size Appmel

- NY .y Serge Dress, size 48h. $3.50;
Beaded and Embreidered Georeette
nrssses' issns sin in black. navy, brown and
1850 each: were SIS 20 SOD wa
1 Navy Tricotine Suit, size 42A. SIS;
! slsek Velour Suit. siss 5oA. Sss.ss;
l Black yeisur Coat, size Az. sis, -,
! Navy Serge Coat, size l2h. slsso;
8 Navy Trieottne snd Serge Skirts.
@ slses sS - to 40 waist measure. SIS each;
dharmeuse Skirts, black and 1
aasy. size ~ waist measure. $l0.5e
1 Taupe Peplin Skirt, size a waist
measure: $3.50; was $3.50.
stout Women's Section. Third door.
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Necku,ear

were $3.50. SS e@"'
8 0strict Feather Reas. 2 sray and 1
provn: 800 each; were s. DO.
fioer Snk Scarfs, 2 black and white
and and. ! !. white; imperfect. 500 each;
Fiber silk Scarf. white with black
ana whlte siI border; slightly soiled. SiS.5o;
Rsnnants in COLLARS, shields and
n. uSssees; slightly soiled; at reduced
Neckwear Section. First door.
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Friday SpeciQl in
Wom1en$ High Shoes
81. rs Pair

and As usual about this time offer all lots
prices for clearance These not old and undesirable sve
put the remainder of lines that we will NOT
recorder again this 1880 ~ We ~ o'
Vic Kidskin Lace renchh heels hand
turned welt Sises 5 to 4
IA. to A., B. to z G, to 81
Black Gun Calfskin Lace Shoes velt
soles and military Cubanh heels Sizes and
IA, to 6 nd 8 A An
a7s b. to 81 c. g. 81 and D. -
Brown Russia Lace
neeIsi Mahogany will bucksEin
tops sand Cuban cell and welt
SEES and 5k IA, Az and AZ ri
D. sE T. AZ S and c, 3. =" -
The sale affords excellent opportunity to purchase b;o
gaae footwear at low are stves in I'M
meoiate demand There choice course but an earIv
selection advised s pair Regular priee $ to SIS pair
wonen's Shoe Section. aoo.
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Furs

Hack Narobia Stole, 72x8 inches,
With pockets; lined with crepe de chine.
$3.50; WAS SO.
Single Animal Choker Of Australian
opossum. $3.50; was $26.60.
Near sed Cape with storm collar.
SIS; was $50.
Kolinsky Stole. 5016 inches. trim
med with paws and tails. ~; was
$110.
Black ISpx Nu6, liaeA with crepe
do chine. e34.6e; yas e57. 30.
tail and paws. SIS: was &22.56.
1 brown Fox Animal Scarf, finished
with head, hrush and pawH. $3.50;
was $l3.
Fun Section. Third door.
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Liiniinxs

ss. sss:a' :sEs: :::sE: III j.,s e: ,::';i :, s..
asted eatias, Ne ysri; wsse u.S.
We ysEd; Wess 81.
sesssiisA yss yar4s ma 2.
ans. - WSos Was sGe.
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Cofto,, Dress Gooda

.gs Ls.gths from I to 5 ysrds IN these
Best aacffty outias Hsnnsis, plais
DO yaNi. w
Percales. Radsesd to 80 yapd.
B1eieeh Ginghans, in ehsefo. pdafds
SAG plain eslesv. Reduced to ~ ma.
Cstfos Dress Geeds Sectisa, Escead
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Handkerchief,
Mrzssed and Tunbled

A small lot of Mems and
Women's Handker chiefs.
mussed and tumbled during the
hoiday season, at greatly re-
handkerchief sectiea. First aoor. =
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Closing the Year 1920 With an Exceptional Remnant Day
Tomorrow; Remnant Day; Means Clearance Day
in Practically Every Section of the Store

Attention also called
which offered clearance
be- day the
PLEASE REMEMBER
excangeabe COD
accep
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Wool Plaid Ren,nanfs

70 rennant lengths Of Wesi Pfadd
ekirtfsg Materials, in lust the rirSt
iorhs for skirts. IN to "a yards, al
sxsctly half priee.
8.0 ysrd; were G.0.
1.00 yard; were 1106
xS.S7x yard; were A76.
Dssss Gspds eecttss. sseasd Nssx
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Special Glassware
Values

35 dozen Thin Blown Etched
Glass Water Goblets, subject to
Specially priced. s1.sO dozen.
Is dozen Thin Etched Parfait
Glasses, subject to slight factory
imperfections. Specially priced,
$3.50 dozen.
45 Floral Cut Water Tumblers.
slightly imperfect. S45c each;
WaiSut-t,nished oyal serving
rss r.a'; $50. s:s,!satls imperfect. 's.'S'
/ s-inch Cut Glass Berry Bowl
slightly imperfect S4.a5, was
8 Heavy Cut Water Tumbiers,
odd samples. Soc each: were 81.
Glassware sectisn, Fifth noor.
Slpeofers
2 Cap and Scarf Sets, tam and scarf.
peacock and turquoise. $3.s6 each; were
1 Nay Wool sllp.on. fancy stitch; size
a: S.S; was $40.
tuxedo cellar. also fancy at waist; oas
hottoe; sizes a. ~ and ~. Sa.ss each;
s Shetland Wool slip-ons, peacock.
9 navy and 1 rose. $s.s6 each: were
Neyy We'll Basket wesvs s,ip-ons.
roll collar; anishsd In white. as.ss each;
3 fese1 @ Stitch Navy Wool sl,p-o..,
fastened With pearl buttons. 1886 each;
Sweater eeetion, Third aosr.
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IS Men s Fine Warm
Winter Ouercoats !
Go On Sale :: 60 ~
Tomorrow at QZ/-IO
Go On Sale
onaorroW at

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Sizes-36, 50, 40, AZ and A
IS Mems and Young Mems Single and Double
Breasted models, in Chesterfield, Slip-on Form
hitting and d Belted Ulsterettes. Plain colors and
desirable fancy Patterns =
Goats That Have Been Selling in Our Stock
= at $50, $50 and $65 !.
Also Young Mems First Long Trousers su;ts.
sizes g. 50 and 81 only sldzs each; so and SIS
! ss's: sss'ss: sss 'i.;t @ 's;s y y - .....
~ f1. { = 4
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Splendid Hosiery Values
For Women Tomorrow
dozen pairs 81 Wsm:n. @ Pure si Hess In baet white and
larities OF weave If perfect they would sell $3.50 and 81
Special Price, $2 Pair
dozen pairs Manufactures Hose Of cetton Is.
and silk lei In black white and coefs Thev are
full fashioned and good fitting perfect they vud be msed
f5em 55c to $15a ~ ~
Special Price, Pairs fer s.
0sAmy 1suA Uue -
Evening star., 1920-12-30
Higgh-G,ude Rugs
At Exceptionally Lou Prices

WILTON RUGS
Okla. e.ch. v.re
9x12, 1885, ' ~
1 sxl2
assea
ADMINISTER RUGS; SEAMLESS
$S4oO each 6X9.
27x54, &5 each;
sx12ft
each "
10 3x6 Rag s2.5o.
sx12 Grass Rugs, $3.50.
noor
Evening star., 1920-12-30

Approximately 200 dozen Offering but Won
had better be here during the morning get
30 great is the demand for them.
Linen Secton floor.
Evening star., 1920-12-30

Pure Wool Blanket, in both warp and filling
Neat threench block plaid design in pink, blue, tan
gold and gray colorings
Full size 70S8O inches.
1t has been some time since Pure Wool
Blanket has been offered at this price.
Second noor.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Federal Waste
Laid at Door
Of Pork Barrel
Expert Advice Advocated
ON Every Big Scheme in
Government Requiring
Large Outlay of Money
Definite Action Needed
|Republican Party Advised
to Tell the People What
the Plans Are in Advance
o the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: If one were to say to me that
the American people do not conscious
ly desire to improve governmental
conditions, I would refer him or her
to the platforms Of both parties of the
last fifty years. Directly or indirectly.
abuses Of power have always been de-
nOunced.
Expressions of improvement indicate
healthy condition of democracy. The
eternal question is, How are we going
to 90 this? The party which merely
states what ought to be done Is mark
ing time; the one who answers the
eternal How is marching into cam
paign with definite plan of action
and is bound to win the support of
every thinking voter.
Let US take, for example, the leg,s-
lative abuses. What is the real source
Of pork-barrel distributions and log
rolling? 1t Is the system which per
mits an individual member to intro
duce a measure entailing a great
charge upon the public treasury and
allows Its passage because Of the CO.
operation between members desiring
like appropriations.
Needless to say, extravagant and
useless improvements are unjust ex-
penditures. We must reorganize our
system, 80 that expert advice may be
brought to bear upon every great out
lay. River and harbor improvements,
erection Of public buildings and the
like, should be intrusted to the Depart
ment Of the Interior
Upon the recommendation Of a Con-
gresham it should investigate pro-
posed improveme and determine
whether the benefits to be obtained
justify the amount to be expended and
in what manner the undertaking can
best be executed.
This is no panacea for legislative
ills. 1t is an indication Of the lines
along which our discussions should
follow. The Republican party COM
mands the greatest administrators Of
the country, and, as such, should build
a businesslike platform, and later a
businesslike government. N. S. W.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Full Justice
For Veterans
Is Demanded
Disgruntled Ex-Fighters Are
! Said To Be Responsible
for Situation Caused by
the High Cost of Living
Profteer Tax Favored
Bonus, Lands and Loans
Favored as Remuneration
to Those Who Fought

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Amid all the welter Of unrest
and the conflicting opinions as to it's
cause and cure, one factor looms por-
tentousiy above the msts of dissen-
sion.
And that is that large proportion
Of our ex-service men are badly dis
gruntled lot, due to the treatment, or
rather lack Of treatment, which they
have received at the hands Of a CRATE
ful(!) Republic which they saved from
probable. invasion at the same time
that they were succorinr an exhausted
Europe from the slavery of autocracy.
Many died and more were wounded.
The rank and file received about 81 a
day, while, at the same time, those at
home who became "war workers" re-
ceived large wages for their work,
which was, in the main, sanitary and
safe. Many of these made in q month
as much as they ever had in q year
before.
With the war over, these ex-service
men often failed to get back promised
work, or their broken health prevented.
Even legislation looking to land allot-
ments and loans to those who desired
them has been held up. and these same
men are seeing daily on the streets of
all towns and cities countless numbers
Of the war-wealthy stay-at-homes, in
cluding a decided sprinkling of the ex-
ecrable profteer.
At the same time, governmental ex-
penditure has been continued with a
profigacy which has encouraged the in