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Evening star., 1920-03-11
Plan TO WELCOME
ESSAY WINNERS
Wounded Soldiers Will Re.
ceive Visitors on
May 5.

A reception committee composed Of
wounded soldiers at Walter Reed
Hospital will welcome to Washing
ton the winners of the school chill
dren's essay contest, conducted by the
Come Back weekly paper of the SOL
diers, when those winners, together
with parents or guardians. come here
May 8 to receive the prize medals from
the War Department. Announcement
to this effect was made today by the
Comeback
Maj. Oliver II. Dockery. jr.. of the
War Department is cooperating with
the management of the Come Back in
planning a great reception for the
winners. Plans are under way where
by these young people will have three
days in which to see the sights of the
capital. Public-spirited citizens have
volunteered to place their automobiles
at the service of the visitors.
Merchants Will Help.
Many Washington merchants and
business men have inquired as to how
they can best assist in welcoming the
winners. T.. l.. Weston of the Raleigh
Hotel and Gus Buchhoiz of the Occi-
dental Hotel have each invited a win
n'r and the parent accompanying the
child to be their guests while they
are in Washington.
ne management or the Come BACK.
although making preparations to re-
ceiVe the three best essay writer's and
parent or guardian of each, has
taken well into account the fact that
school child of Washington or this
vicinity may submit one of the three
best essays. In this case, the prize
will be 500 in gold instead Of sight
seeing trip.
Local Winner Announced.
Miss Grace INLAND. fourteen-year-
old student in the East Lynn. Mass,
Junior High School, is the first win
ner in the United States in a local
contest in which awards have already
been made. Her essay has been en-
tered in the national competition. The
announcement of winners in other
local contests in every district are in
creaSing in number.
The Come Back yesterday received
a telegram from Lieut.. Maynard, "the
flying parson." stating that he had
resumed his flight in connection with
the essay contest and recruiting pub
! licity. He has been ill for few
days. He resumed his fight from
Jacksonville, arriving at Palm Beach
| on Wednesday morning.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
PALESTINE RESTORATION
DRIVE OPENS MONDAY
Rabbi Silver of Cleveland to Be
Principal Speaker at Eighth
Street Temple.

Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve-
land, Ohio, is announced as the princi-
pal speaker at the mass meeting next
Monday night at the Eighth Street
Temple, in augurating the local Pales-
tine restoration fund drive. Rabbi Sill
yer, who is of the reform Jewish pull
pit, is noted for his oratory. At a re-
cent dinner for the Palestine restora-
rabbi raised over one million dollars
on the spot. He has just recently re-
turned from a tgip to Palestine.
Local speakers include Frank Hogan,
Rabbi Abram SimoN and Rev. J. Shera
Montgomery. Alexander Wolf will pre-
side in the absence of Emile Berliner,
who is in Montreal. Canada. The COM
mittee yesterday received a letter from
Secretary of War Baker which an
nounced his regret at not being able
to speak. Mr.. Baker stated that a con-
fiicting engagement for the same even
ing, arranged some time ago. made it
impossible to accept the invitation.
An appeal to the Jews Of the United
States for support of the national ten
million-dollar campaign for the Pales-
tine restoration fund. made by Jacob
H. Schiff, was received by local head
quarters Of the drive last night, 1t was
stated by Max Rhoade. director Of the
campaign here.
In this appeal Mr.. Schiff says: "The
Jewry of eastern Europe lies pros
trate. 1t is our duty to lift up our
tco-religioniSts and heal their wounds
If we in America do not assume this
dlty, then who wiIl?''
Evening star., 1920-03-11
HousefuTs,ishir,gs

! White Enamel Mirror, slightly
damaged, S3z5; was $3.50.
Gray Enamel Dishpans, SIC
each; we're 78c.
u Gray Enamel saucepans, SIC
each: were 78c.
Is Gray Enamel Preserving Ket-
ties, SIC each; were 7Sc.
White Enamel Bathroom
Stool, 500; was $3.50.
White Enamel Saucepans.
slightly damaged, isc each; were
5 White Enamel Double Boilers,
slightly damaged, sl.95 each; were
White Painted Foot Tub.
slightly damaged, SL9s; was $3.50.
Pantry Step Ladder, slightly
damaged, 500; was $4.25.
! Kitchen Table, slightly dam
aged. H7S; was $500.
Hand Vacuum Sweepers, $3.50
each; were $8.75.
l White Backing Case, slightly
damaged, $3.50; was $3.50.
White Painted Bathtub, slight
ly damaged, $3.75; was $3.50.
l Clothes Hamper, slightly dam
aged. $3.50; was $925.
l Clothes Hamper. slightly dam
aged. 500; was $8.25.
l Clothes Hamper. slightly dam
aged. $3.50: was $.25.
2 Clothes Horses, slightly dam
aged, $1Jo each; were $22S.
-Hoase1matshins Section. Fifth q.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
TRADE BOARD TO PUSH
DAYLIGHT SAVING move:
Special Committee Named to Urge
Resumption of Plan on
Congress.

Supporting its declaration. made
last fall. in favor of continuance OF
the daylight saving law for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the Board of Trade
is to have a special committee the
duty of which Is to be to urge on Con-
gress the re-enactment of the law.
Capt. James F. Oyster. president of
the chamber. has announced the mem
bership of the special committee.
Frederick T. Fenning is to be the
committees chairman, the other mem :
bers being Herbert T. Shannon, John
thur E. DowelL
The committee is to meet for or
ganization at l o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon in room sos. Evans building,
when plans are to be discussed tor
presenting the boards request.
outlines OF legislation designed to
enable the two street railway sys-
TENS of the District of Columbia to
amalgamate are to be presented in a
special report of the committee on
public utilities at the regular meet
ing Of the board at the Willard Hotel
March 26 As indicated by the COM
mittee. the bill permitting the merger
should provide for a commission of
three. one named by the Washington
Railway and Electric Company one
by the Capital Traction Company and
one by the District Commissioners
Terms and conditions Of a merger on
which two members of the special
commission agree should be reported
to Congress, anu when given congress
sional approval would be binding
upon the street railway companies.
Sixteen applications for membership
in the Board Of Trade were approved
at a meeting Of the membership COM
mittee. E. E. Ramey. chairman, yes
terday, and will receive final action
at the next meeting of the executive
Commit ittee. .. -t....
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Very Much Less Than
Present Day Prices,
$3.50 Each
Mems C1Ofhin1 First Hoor
Friday Reductions,
Mems Shoes,
1925 Pair

We are closing out two different
lines of Mems Gunmetal Shoes
one an English medium narrow
toe neat dress model. the other
gunmetal Blucher shoe made on a
very desirable last. Both are OF
genuine calfskin. We have been
carrying these regularly in our
stocks. but owing to the great ad-
vance III cost price we are obliged
to discontinue them. Hence the
very attractive price OF SS.25 pair.
Sizes in the English last are 91l.
10H and II .AA: 91, 10. 1917 and
III A; o1s, l0H and II b: J, 8, 81.
9, 81. 10 and 10H G: 1917 and IL
D. In the Blucher shoe sizes are
6Is. 9 and IL B; 6, 81, 1917 and II
c.
Also the following:
A small lot OF Black, Patent and
Dull kidskin Dancing Pumps and
Oxfords OF high grade quality.
Sizes are IL A; E. 6H, ], IL, 8 aid
SK B: E, 6H and ] c: TX D. Re-
duced to SS.2S pair.
Mems Shoe Section, First floor
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Final Clearance
Won,en's High Shoes,
&.25 Pair

We have assembled all the
broken lots and sizes in Wom-
ems Lace and Button High Shoes
and reduced them to H.25 pair for
clearance. Just Sc pairs in the en-
. tire lot and about 80 different
styles.
Black Nici Kidskin Lace Shoes,
leather Spanish heels: sizes S, 81.
9 and 8 AA; AZ. So A; 4, ~ and
5 SAC.
Black Patent Coltskin Lace
Shoes. with mat kid and field
mouse brown tops; cover
French Louis heels; sizes 5 AAA;
4. 5, 5H. e. 6H. ! and 8 AA: 4. and
81 A; 4, 5 and 51l B; 4, 5, 51l and
E c.
Button Shoes OF black gun metal
calfskin and vici,kidskin. with pat
ent leather tips. low heels, me-
dunn toes and welt and turn sofes !;
sizes AZ and 5 AA :.3H and ~ A;
), 5H and 4 B; 2H and 4 G.; 21l, 3
and 5N D. -
women's Shoe Section Third floor !.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
PARENTS ASKED TO HELP.
Cooperative School Campaign
Discussed ct Wafdman Park Inn.

A canvass to enlist parents in
Washington in the movement to es-
tablish . school here on the cooper
ative plan was announced following
the address given at Wardman Park
Hotel last night by Eugene r. Smith
of Baltimore. headmaster Of the Park
institution Of the sort desired here
by an association already establish
ed. and under whose auspices the
gathering was held. The announce
ment was made by Senator Asdill
Mccormick, who presided over the
about 500 parents. The school hoped
for here Is to possess the most mod
ern equipment and the most compe-
tent teaching stan possible to OBJ
tain, ana IL intended TO seFvS - Z
model for the entire. local public
school system.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Infants Wear

"a Little Boys Wash Suits in
MILDLY. and Oliver Twist styles,
made of white poplin or chambray
and pink and blue striped ging-
ham. Sizes to years. SIS
each; were $3.50 and $500.
10 Little Girls White Wash
Dresses. made with shocking
forming the waistline and finished
with embroidered collars, cuffs
and pockets. &.@5 each; were $500
to $3.50.
E Children's Spring Coats in
navy, tan and shepherd plaids,
made in REFER or belted styles.
Sizes 2 to years. $50 each;
were $1,000 and $500.
10 Children's Sleeveless Sweat
ers, in spring weight. Tan, blue,
coral and green. Made with rolled
collars and belts. Sz.9S each; were
$500 and $500.
8 Infants Silk Moccasins in
white or pink; soiled from dis
play. 75C pair; were $125 and $I.5O.,
Infants Section Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11

70 Pairs Mems Pure Thread Silk
Hose, with double Isle toes. heels
and soles. In tan and gray. Sizes
9H and 10. Sl.00 pair; were $3.50.
81 Pairs Mems Silk Hose. with
double Isle toes, heels and soles.
In tan. gray and light blue. Sizes
9H. 10 and H. 75c pair: were 81 so.
Is Mems Fine Light Weight
Scotch Flannel Pajamas. silk
striped, in good colors. Silk frogs
and pearl buttons. Small. medium
and large sizes. H-3s each; were
$3.50.
u Mems Fine Muslin Night
Shirts. in V-neck style, plain and
trimmed. Sizes IS. II, l8 and l9.
$l35 each: were $3.50.
II Mems Very Fine Quality
Spring Weight White Merino
Union Suits. Swiss ribbed and full
fashioned. Sizes "a. So. AZ. ~ and
46. SIS each; were $3.50.
u Mems White and Colored
Striped Madras and Percale Neglige
Shirts, mostly in soft cuff style;
a few with stiff cuffs. Sizes ID. Is,
l51z. 10. l61i and II. Sl.65 each;
were $500 and $3.50
u Mems Linen Bosom Dress
Shirts. of good make, in coat style,
with attached cuffs A few open
back and front, with detached
cuffs. Sizes IA, IS, 15H, 10, 16H
and H1I. S1.3S each; were 500
and $50.
IS Pairs Mems All Pure Thread
Silk Hose, with double soles, toes
and heels. Tan and light gray.
Sizes 91z. 10 and II. s1.5o pair;
were $500.
Is Pieces Mems White Cotton
and Linen Mixed Mesh Under
wear; shirts with long sleeves; !;
sizes "a. 36. 50 and 46; drawers
ankle length; sizes 80. 81, 36. AZ
and A. S1.75 piece; were S.75.
Mems Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
~ Boys Suits,
Reduced to SI2.z5

You should take advantage of
this opportunity at once, because:
They are very mach under usuni
prices.
They are high-quality garments.
They are suitable for present
wear.
The assortment consists of mix
lures. with two pairs of knicker-
bockers: sizes 6-8. SO, 5-10 LIZ
and 4-18: also a few good blue
serge suits; sizes l-8, 8-l3, la,
SIS, 5-l6, 3-l7 and 2-18.
DSyS' section. Fourth 1eee.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Friday Special,
Silk Car,1isoles, Sc

s. A special lot of Flesh Satin
Camisoles, with wide llet lace
trimming and ribbon straps.
A special lot of Flesh Crepe
de Chine Envelope Chemisc,
with the tops daintily trimmed
with val lace or lace combined
with embroidere! and tucked
Gorgette. Special, &Ss each.
6 French Percale Envelope
Chemise, daintily hand embroider-
ed and scalloped; sizes 81, 40 and
AZ. Sz.95 each; were $575.
9 French Percale Closed Drawer
Combinations, hand scalloped and
hand embroidered; in solid work;
sizes 36 and So. $1.9S each; were
Usdervsar Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Stout Wonoen's AppareL

l Black Peachbloom Coat. with
large seal collar; size 40. $500;
was Sl65.0O.
, Black Peachbloom Coats. with
panel backs; sizes 49, and 421s.
$500 each: were $l25.00.
Dark Brown Duvetyne Coat. i'll
belted model; size Az. $500;
was $l2500.
Strictly Tailored Navy Velour
Suit. with seal collar; size 4SL
$500; was $l35.00.
? Navy Velour Suits. strictly tai
lored; sizes 40 and A. $4,000 each; {;
were $500.
Jersey Dresses. in navy and
tan; sizes 421l to 4SLl. $3.50 each
Stout Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Muslis, Underwear

Gowns, OF flesh or white 1lain-
sock. with low. V. round or square
necks and short sleeves: strictly
tailored styles; sizes 50 and 40. 7Sc
each: were 81 co.
Straight Nainsook Chemise. in
corset cover and camisole styles
tailored or lace and embroidery
trimmed; sizes AZ and "A. $l.l5
each: were $l.50.
II Straight Chemise, of fine cot
ton crepe. trimmed with linen lace
edging; sizes ,.36 to ~. $l.3s each; !;
were $l75.
10 Nainsook and Null Envelope
Chemise, in flesh or white; lace
and embroidery trimmed or in tai
lored style; corset cover and cami-
sole effects; size 50. &c each :;
were $1O0.
Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Girls Gir,gha,,,
Dresses, Special
at S2.%

Good Quality Gingham Dresses,
in plaids and checks; some are
long-waisted models, with full
plated skirts and collars of art
cloth. with black silk tie; others
are belted and have collar and
cuffs of plain material and white
pique, touched with hand-em-
broidery. Sizes 6 to ID. Only lin
tied quantity.
O. Pairs Girls White Cotton
Bloomcrs, with band at waist and
elastic knee. Sizes 8 to 10 years.
45c each; were 75c.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Dining Chairs
Greatly Reduced

Discontinued and odd designs
are reduced for clearance. on FRI
day. Slightly imperfect.
5 Mahogany Dining Chairs,
$3z.75 set; were 5000.
E Mahogany Dining Chairs,
$48.75 set; were 5000.
6 Walnut Dining Chairs, $500
set; were S65.00
2 Mahogany Dining Chairs, S55
each; were $3.50.
l Mahogany Armchair, $l15e;
was $3.50
Mahogany Sidechair, H5s;
was $3.50.
6 Golden Oak Sidechairs, A5S
each; were $3.50.
Furniture Section, Sixth 6oor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Women's Slpeaters

? Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweaters, in
fancy block weave; slightly imper-
feet; size AZ. $1,000 each; were
$l275.
Black Knit Coat Sweaters, with
white collars and cuffs; sizes AZ
and A. $3.50 each; were $1,000.
II Sleeveless Shetland Slip-over
Sweaters, with deep purled waist
line; in black, lavender, sand,
Copen, rose, turquoise, coral and
purple. SOS each; were $395.
8 Collarless Knit Wool MILDLY
Slip-overs, with large pockets and
turn-back cuffs; in turquoise and
coral; sizes 40 to 49, S5.75 each;
were $o75.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Friday Special,
Won,e,,'ssW
Lou, Priced at SIS. 90

no NJ a facturers' Sample
Waists of satin, crepe. de chine,
India silk and georgette crepe
(mostfy georgette(. Embroidered,
tailored, tucked and combination
styles in black, navy,~taupe, brown,
bisque, white and flesh. All sizes
in the combinsdl lot, although
mostly 36 and 38s Regularly $675
to $500. !, ! Z
Also the following
S Crepe de Chine Waists, made
with pleated fril1s Naronnd necks.
Sizes Sc and 49, $3.95 each; were
$5:75.
Black Percale Waists with fat
collats; size So. sl5o each; were
$1.95.
4S Lingerie Waists of organdy, in
tailored styles. Rose, eopen, white
and white batiste. Sizes "a to 46.
$1.9S each; were. sos. :,
Waist Section, Third 1oor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Wash Goods

w to 4 yard pieces 32-inch Cling
hams. 40c yard; were Soc.
~ to 4 yard pieces 32-inch Cling
hams. Csc yard; were 75c.
w to 4 yard pieces 32-inch Cling
hams. Sl.0a yard; were $l.25.
~ to S yard pieces of Wolfe.
45c yard; were 58c.
~ to S yard pieces of Wolfe.
Csc yard; were 75c.
~ to S yard pieces of Wolfe.
75c yard; were 85c.
~ to 8 yard pieces of Wolfe.
85c yard; were $1O0.
1H to S yard pieces of Wolfe.
$1.oo yard; were SIPS.
~ to 5 yard pieces Silk and Cot
ton Crepe. $l.oo yard; were SIPS.
Dress Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Special Sale of Won,en's
Jersey Suits, Special, S25

A limited number Of new Jersey
Suits, 9, to be exact, that have just
been received:
80. :, Tan Suits, sizes "a to A.
Copen Jersey Suits, sizes 81
to AZ
Gray Jersey Suits. sizes SO to
40. Jersey suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
kimonos

.SH1OJlO8
10 Outing Flannel Kimonos, in
navy and light blue. with contrast
ing floral sprays. These are made
with roll collars, three-quarter
sleeves and trimmed with wash
satin ribbon; coat style, with ad-
Unstable belts and pockets. SOS
each; were $3.50.
8 Cotton Crepe Japanese XII
monos, with loose Jap sleeves :;
belted with girdle; daintily hand
embroidered in colored chrysan-
themum design; blue, pink and
rose. $3.9S each; were $500.
8 Flesh Crepe Breakfast Coats,
with sailor collars; adjustable
belts and pockets; finished with
dainty silk embroidery. A.95 each !;
were $50.
Eeglige Section, Third nosr.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Lace Tunics

Black Spangled Lace Tunic.
$500; was $1,000.
| Black Spanglcd Lace Tunic.
$4,000; was $4,000.
Black Spangled Lace Tunic.
$500; was $4,000.
l Gun Metal Spangled Lace
Tunic. $4,000; was $500.
lridescent w h tie Spangled
Lace Tunic $500; was $45.0O.
Black Spangled Dress Panel.
$500; was $500.
Lace Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
ChiIdren's Knit Underwem

% Plain GauZe Cotton Vests,
with high necks and long sleeves.
Sizes 81 and "a. z5c each; were
SOC and SIC.
36 Plain Gauze Merino Pants in
knee length. Sizes p, "a and 26.
90c each; were $l20, $1.25 and $1.30.
18 Boys Plain Wool and Cotton
Drawers, in ankle length. Sizes 28
and 80. S1.50 each; we're $3.50 and
500.
Childrens Knit Underwear Section. Fourth
floor,
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Wonen's Goats

Chameleon Cord Coat. size A..
$500; was $1,000. rs
Olive Peachbloom Coat, Size SO.
. $6e.o0; was $500.
Copeland Peaehbloom Coat, size
80. $6o.00; was S95.80.
Black Bolivia Coat, size SO.
$60.e0; was $4,000.
Black Bolivia Coat, size 40.
$6o.ee; was $4,000.
Black Bolivia Coat, size Al.
$1,000; was $1,000.
Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
House Dresses

10 House Dresses, of novelty
striped gingham; made with square
neck and vest effect; long sleeves
finished with white pique collars
and cuffs. Extra sizes only, R and
50. H.9S each; were $3.50.
House Dresses. of figured per-
Gale or Scotch plaid gingham, with
V necks, roll collars, long sleeves,
sash effects and pockets; sizes "a
to a. S3.sS each; were $500.
2 Striped Percale House Dresses,
with white roll collars, long sleeves
and adjustable belts; sizes 36 and
50. sos each; were $500.
House Dress Section, Third 6oor
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Women's Knit UndertDear

II Jersey Ribbed Gray Wool and
Cotton Vests, with high necks and
long sleeves. Slightly soilcd. Sizes
5. 8 and 9. Sl.50 each; were 500
and S25.
II Jersey Ribbed Silkatecn and
Wool Combination Suits with
Dutch necks, elbow sleeves and
ankle lengths. Sizes 3S and 40
low necks, no sleeves and knee
lengths, in size 40. $500 and $3.25
each; were $3.50 and $375.
u Jersey Ribbed Mercerized
Combination Suits, with low necks,
no sleeves and trimmed and
shell edge umbrella drawers.
Slightly soiled. Size 8. Sl.50 each !;
were 500.
IS dozen Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Vests, with low necks. no sleeves.
and narrow shoulder straps. Spe-
cial. 15c each.
Knit Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Friday Sale of
Model Brassieres,
85c to 81. so Each

A sample line of Model Bras
sieres, in plain, bandeaux an d
daintily trimmed styles; lace and
satin combinations in pink or
white; many very beautiful gar
ments in the lot. but quantity linn
tied. As they are samples, just the
one size represented, So.
Three Lane Bryant Corsets, pink
broche, heavily boned; medium
low bust and long skirt; for stout
figure: sizes Al and A. $500 each:
were $3.50
Two White Coutil Corsets. wa
lohn boning; low bust and long
hips; size p. $3.50 pair; were $3.50.
Five Memo Brassieres. OF pink
silk finished brocade: lace under
arm; sizes SO, n and 46. $500 each;
were $3.50.
Eight Nestee Brassieres: a
brassiere with treco bandeau and
pique veStee: sizes 81, 50, So and
40. $500 each: were $500.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Women's Riding Suits, $50

Riding Suits, in light and dark
brown homespun mixtures; coats
in stylish beted models; breeches
reinforced at knees with leather;
:, sizes TO- 1S 5o 5S 40 and AZ. $1,000;
were $4,000.
Jersey Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Won,en's Skirts

" VO01SU SKlJlS
2Navy Blue Taffeta Skirts. $3.50
each: were 5000.
3 White Wash Flannel Skirts.
slightly soiled $1,000 each; were
Sl5z5.
Black and White Wool Check
ed Skirt. $S.75; was $500.
Skirt Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
'Georgeftes and
Chifons, Reduced to
SI.25 Yard

Short lengths of Georgettes and
Chiffons of excellent grades. We
mention few of the many shades
Alice blue, hello, navy, duck, etc.
Georsette Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
5, Friday Special,
Mems Black Silk Isle
Socks, 45c Pair,
2 for S1.25

II Dozen Mems Black Silk Lisle
Socks. seamless and light weight;
subject to slight irregularities in
weave. but not enough to affect
the wear. Sizes TO- 10H, II and
ilI5. If perfect they would be 75c
pair.
Mems Section. First 6ocr.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Discontinued Designs IN
Pretty Cretonnes,
Csc Yard

The price of &c yard is very
special one. They include a large
number of popular patterns and
colorings that we cannot duplicate
again
Among this assortment you can
find suitable effects for curtains.
hangings, draperies. boudoir and
bed sets, fancy bags and small
decorative articles of many
descriptions.
If they were in our regular stock
the prices would be $1.00 and $l.l5
the yard.
UInnastefy Seetiea. Fifth 1osR.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Women's Suits, Special, $35

= Navy and Black Serge Suits,
made with ripple coats and narrow
belts; trimmed with braid and but
tons; plain skirts; sizes "a to n.
Suit Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Women's Dresses

l Black Velveteen Dress, size a.
$3.50; was $500.
Brown Taffeta Dresses, sizes
"a. 36 and So. $ls.so each; were
$500.
2 Black Taffeta Dresses, sizes 81
and 36. $3.50 each; were $500.
4 Navy Tricolette Dresses, sizes
36, SO and 40. Special price, $z4.5o
each
Dress Section Third floor
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Friday Special in
Tafetine, ,Petticoats,
So Q6sEdch

A special lotsof Taffetine Pet
ticoats, with ..pIsated Dresden
trimmed AounGes;; finished with
ruffies. In greeH, gray old blue,
navy and blackjhSpecial, N.sS
each. ,fws.
A Small Lot 81 Satin Petticoats,
with plain hemstitched flounees;
.-in blue, tan, gold and green. Spe-
ciaf, ,eAy6.
Fett3onAt ssetisa. T1iFa aeor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Upholstery and
Drapery Fabrics
"a to 3 Less Than Regular Prices

NO1lc and ScrlmS suitable Tor
sash or half curtains.
Il. Also foreign and domestic Gre
tonnes and upholstery fabrics,
suitable. for cushions, chair seats
and fancy work OF all kinds. They
are short lengths from our reg
uar stock, which is the reason
for their being reduced.
p. UphuIsery Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-11
Friday Sale
Misses Jersey Dresses,
Very Specially Priced,
$3.50

A limited quantity of Wool
Jersey Dresses. in the seasons
desirable sh a d IS. including
taupe. navy. walnut. beige.
copen and brown. Made in
straight-line and overblouse
models and embroidered and
braided STYLES. Sizes IT % 20.
Splendid quality Of material
and a well fitting AMI appear
ing garment.
Misses Section. Fourth hcor
Evening star., 1920-03-11
50 Dozen Pairs Silk Hose.
$3.50 Pair

Full-fashioned Silk Hose, with
isle thread garter tops and soles.
In black, white and coiors ::
slightly irregular in weave. If
perfect they would be marked at
2.75. z---
Women's Hosiery Section, First floor,