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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
But as They Are Only Children

their mothers must feed them in ignorance of the exact nourishing value of most of the foods they put into their little stomachs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
MRS. WILSON'S MARKET
BASKET FOR FRIDAY
Hassenpfefer Is German Rec
ipe That Is Served With
DumplinSs and Cabbage
Nv MRS. NJ. A. WILSON

By MRS. NJ. A. WILSON
Copyright 1871 I,Ss,s SE Srs rss.rpsd ~ ""'0"' a"
A LITTLE German housewife wrote
~ me little note asking me TO 60 to
market with her IL possible. "for il ]
send to you just my list and menu 20
many folks just won't believe I must
stonomizs and watch every penny. and
plan my work so as to have a few
hours each day to shop. ] 90 to diff
fcrent localities and IN this way have
opportunity to see different parts Of the
CITY and the various shops-sometime
I do really get splendid bargains and
feel amply repaid in both time and
money and, too. my health has i'm.
proved considerably since my market
ins trip"
This week the little housewife has
planned hassenpfeffer for her Sunday
dinner.
The Sunday Menu
BREAKFAST
Stewed Evaporated Aprlcots
Cereal and Cream
Bread Crumb Griddle Cakes
Country Pork
n,NNrp
,,,,
Celery ,,. Home Made relish
Habbit Hassenptefer
drowned fotatoes Braised CabbaHA
Coleslaw
Auricot Dumplinp Coffee
x.-
SUFFER-
Potato Salad Egg and Bason Garnish
Cabbage and Pepper Salad
Apple Cake Tea
a.
6ns 6ne na aJ sn,H.J oaone. w :e, asuH,Ie
~ POH .o". haoo,, op''0O'''
Tre. "u" p'""u o''o"'
az 6ge'' rabbit
p.s,, p aoo"'
Cabbnoe.
Apples.
Onions.
Parsley.
Soak stale bread for the sriddle cakes
over night In plenty OF water. In
morning turn IN piece OF cheesecioth
ana squeeze dry, then run throush
heVe ana aac 10 tne usual Srlhdle-cake
mixture Bake IN usual manner.
Rabhit u.sssrnseger
.,,..L. ,,. 1911. - r. ,.:
"a. wash and wine each niece drv Now
nlace in deem china or glass howl Ada
se,s, o.;on. c,,t i. tL;ol. .1;oo. [n"'
one tablespoon pickLng spiccs,
One CUP cinegdr.
Three quarters cup Tdter.
One teaspoon mhitc pepper.
One tedspoon sUeet mdrJordm.
Prepare the rabbit on Friday and
turn twice on Saturday. Early Sunday
morning lift the rabbit and roll each
piece In Hour. brown nicely in skillet
containing little of the salt pork drip
pings. When nicely Drowned add
One Gun boiliuo mater.
One cup of liquid q, phich rabbit ,,as
morinated.
The onions and spices strained from
the liquid.
Cover closely and steam until meat ia
tender. Now add to balance of LIQUID
left from marinating
O,e.bof cy, so,r
T,po IereI teasnoons ,oIt
Dissolve dour in liouid and odd n tho
rabbit In not. Bring to boil cook for
Hfteen minutes Tben lift rahhif 20
center of large hot nlattor ,nJ moke
border OF dumnlinrs., Pour gravy over
all.
The Dumplings
N;nca sufficient salt nork fne 70 r,so..
ure one cun Plac, In samcenan and |
add ''' p'' anu
0,. .,,, 6,.,, ,lo.,oJ o,;o.
wy ',"'V '"'pP,' '"'''o'
and nor,, nio,,,' ''n hnoS umaI' T,,r H. ''"1 ~
miIin, howl , onI add VI" IL
0ne .,,n a. h.saJ ...,,b,
0ns p can '', ,no,Ssd notot"cs ,%"O''
~ ts ap muG po'u'o'S'
One teaspoon saft.
One-haf teaspoon tchite pepper,
One cup Of -four,
IWo lereI teaspoons baking po10der,
One'hdt cup finely chopped parsley,
one large egg.
Mix we'll to blend, then form in balls
Ohe !ecel tablespoon sat-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
Bureau Scarfs
SOC and ST.
14x SO Inches
Cretonne-Covered
Toilet Cases. Soc

Lined with good durable rubber
and covered with pretty ere
tonnes. Others in various sizes
priced to $1.50.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
"Wanasilk" Gift Stockings
for Women-$2 Pair

particularly nice for gifts these stockings
qay made for Wanamaker Very smooth
e good weight and
toes In black cordovan, African brown, several
fashionable shades of gray. ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
Fitted Workboxes
$1.5O to $2.75

Dark wicker workboxes are
trimmed with red, purple or dark
blue leatherette. They contain
thimbles, thread, scissors, etc.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
Group No. $50, $65 to $50

Because sizes are broken prices have /
savings range from $40 to S45. Included a
and coats trimmed with squirrel, mole, beave
full furs.
(MArket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
Umbrellas for Men and
Women. So to SIS

So for women's black cotton
taffeta umbrellas with bakelite
handles and rings or wrist cords.
A better quality with silk cases,
$3.50.
SO for mems cotton taffeta
umbrellas with crook handles Of
natural wood, finished with ster-
ling silver caps.
$3.50 for mems umbrellas of
union taffeta (silk and cotton)
with crook handles.
So for women's silk umbrellas
with full-length bakelite handles,
tips and stub ends in black, white
or amber. Garnet, navy, black,
brown, green and purple with
cases to match.
Decorative Pillows, $3.50
Newly bought and priced low,
especially for Christmas giving!
Mercerized poplin in round or
oval styles and in rose, orchid,
blue and black with attractive
fruit decorations. Rose, brown,
blue or mulberry velour in round
shapes.
Women's Linen
Handkerchiefs, 121ac to Csc
In they come, out they go and
here are more, equally pretty!
Plain white ones, 121sc and 15c;
colored ones--yellow, rose, brown,
orange, pink, gray, green and
blue POO; embroidered white
ones, 25c. All linen.
Dainty Crepe de Chine
Nightgowns, $4.S5
Lovely, fresh and appealingly
feminine. Tailored or lace
trimmed styles.
Velvet and Duvetyn Bags
$3.50 to $3.50
Many pretty shapes with plain
or metal frames and with handles
to match or of silk cording. Navy,
brown, beaver and black.
18th Street Aisle
Percale Shirts, $1.30
Plain or cluster stripes in
absolutely fast colors. Well-cut
and well-made shirts that any
man would like to have.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
Christmas
Opportunities
Central Aisle
Gloves That Women Like
$2.25 and $3.50

Soft, flexible skins, beautifully
made and a joy to possess!
S2.25 for brown or tan cape
skin. $3.50 for gray mocha. Both
in 1-clasp style.
Gift Stockings for Women
$1.35 and SIPS
Artificial silk-and-wool stock
ings in brown, gray and black
heather mixtures. Excellent
Seconds" and only S1.35.
1925 for a fresh shipment of
remarkably good full fashioned
stockings, every thread Of un-
usually heavy pure silk. Black
and wanted colors. Some have
gayly colored tops that make them
particularly gift-like. Seconds"
of a make almost twice as ex-
pensive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
SPECIAL
Sample Blouses,
$2.25

Fresh white French voile
blouses, made in frilly, pretty
ways, are trimmed with creamy
imitation Venise and Valenciennes
or insets Of real filet. Some
show touches of drawnwork,
many are frilled, and you'll find
Peter Pan collars, square necks
and V necks.
All sizes, though not all sizes
in any one style.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
Realistic Heads
for Lamp Shades
Special, $1.5O

For lamp shades, -pin-cushions,
telephone covers and numerous
other uses, there are these deli
cately modelled women's heads
topped with elaborate coiffures
OF real hair in various shades.
Ordinarily the price of these
Is much more.
(CsAtsAD
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Housewares
Specials

IN Hand Ash Sifters. slightly
shopwOrn.s 3Sc each; were 0Oc.
1S Square White Enameled
Bread Boxes. slightly shopworn.
&c each, were &1.1S.
1s Lamb's-wool Wall Busters
with long handles. Special. 7sc
each.
80 Nickel-plated Rustless Wall
Soap Dishes, in two designs.
SPECIAL price. 8sc each.
The following slightly shop
worn or damaged articles:
Large Copper-bottom Wash
Boiler. $3.50, was 4S.76.
] White Enameled Ham Boiler.
$3.50, was 1910.
Porcelain-top Kitchen Ia
BILE: size 22x34 inches. $3.50,
was S14.50.
/ Zinc-covered Kitchen Table;
size 28x4s inches. A5, was e13.2S.
/ Porcelain-top Kitchen Table
with two drawers; size 2ex42
Inches. $3.50, was S10.5O.
Hand-power Washing Ma
chine. $3.50, was @16.5O.
. White Enameled Kitchen
Stools. $1.85 each, were $3.50.
splint Clothes Baskets. u
2 Round Splint Clothes Hamp-
ers. S1.85 each, were S6.7S.
Mexican Shopping Baskets.
25c each, were 75c.
Dark Colored Scrap Baskets.
e1.2S each, were e2.26.
l White Enameled Bassinette
on stand. e12.76s was Sl7.5O.
White Enameled Wash
Stands. $3.50 eacht were e14.B0.
! White Enameled Wash
Stand. o7.50, was e11.2S.
Housewareo Section, Fifth 6oOr
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Dolls and Toys

Full Ball -jointed Dolls. IS inches
high; m0hair wig and sleeping eyes.
$S.7S each; wers t6.7S.
Infant Character Dolls. Is inches
hish, mohair. wig, sleeping eyes. $s.45
each; were IS.
II Infant Character Dolls. IS inches
high; nohaif wig and sleeping eyes.
e1.3S each; were 42.s5.
Child's Automobile, green body. gold
stripes. rubber tires; slightly damaged.
e6.76; was I'll.
Child's Automobile. gray body. red
stripes. rubber tires; slightly damaged.
$s.26; was $40.
, shoonies. with chair seats. cush-
Toned; one horse with rein; slightly dam
aged. - each; were Is.
81 Small Papier-mache Horses, cloth
covered. on wheels, saddle and bride;
inches high. $50 each; were 75c.
3 Life-size Infant Dolls, dressed;
bodies stuffed: composition heads. at
$3.50; was Sl6. At $4.ss; was $ll.so.
at e2; was S6.76.
Toy Store. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Noile Curtains
Sease Marked at Less Than
Half Price

. Pairs Aandsoas voiie Curtains. lace
eo1e and Insertion; antique lace motifs
Sss Sssss w tide. '' '''s'
Psils Pretty vone Curtains, sheer
Quality, henstitehed 0Sfaef ana lace
s4ss; ~ yards long. es.SS paif; were
faiss veIls Curtains, Of YER, ase
qo4llty, With exquisite lace edge and
9l,lS 10ir; vefS SiX.
Pair Fine Wolfe CuftaiAs. with in-
seftien and edge aad hand drawn work;
~ yards long. 0.Se pair; we're $13.
- pAifs Beautifui voile Curtains, for
brdroom or any other room where Q touch
Of eo,of !. wanted, They have nanow
sdees. N eaue.. pink Of green: 4 paifs 10
~ -: s;r; ~sss = wi VIA '''f' IN green
Pair vetle Curfa ins. wide lace in
e. :::.tiss . ass z. asfr'w edge; . yards isss.
eeru. ~ss e.iS. o'' "
Pair Pilst Mesh Net Curtains. 21i
yards ieae. -; vss oo.oe.
Friday collection Of f<Mnsnte and
shsrt ieagths Of CfseoAaes. Eets. vSilSs
and various other plain and Asufed up-
helstesy materials. for curtains. cush-
toes and many other uses. y - Y
AajsstsSie Frame Meta, w,,dov
eeffens. 20 inches high; slightly i'm
psffeet. - eaeA: Nsfs S1.1s aal u %.
24-iAeh Metal Window screens. 90
eAAAs vsfs -.
Curtain and CpAslstsry DsetiSa. FiftA
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Friday Sale of
Women s Knit
Vests

so dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests, low neck, sleeve
less. narrow shoulder straps,
regular sizes only. 12N.c each;
were zoe.
45 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed
Lisle Thread Vests, low neck,
sleeveless, crocheted top. narrow
shoulder stra aps. regular sizes
only. 35c each, 3 for p; were SOC
each.
19 Women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle
Thread Combination Suits, bodice
style with ribbon shoulder straps
ar'l lace trimmed umbrella pants,
size 9. 75c eacA3 were $1.25.
26 Women's Jersey Ribbed Cot
ton Combination Suits. low neck;
sleeveless, lace and she'll trimmed
umbrella pants, size 5. S5c each,
were n.
3S Women's Jersey Ribbed Cot.
ton Vests, low neck, sleeveless,
narrow shoulder straps, sizes 5
and 6. NC each, were SIC.
women's Knit Underwear sction, Third
doee.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
A Large Collection of
Cotton Dress Goods

In ~ to 5 yard lengths
D. & J. Anderson Gingham, u
yard; was S1.2S.
32-inch Gingham, CSC yard,
was 55c.
32-inch Gingham, soc yard,
swas 86c.
36-inch Tissue Gingham. csc
yards was S5c.
3S-inch Printed voiles. Tie
yardy were u.
38-inch Printed voiles, csc
yard, were 75c.
38-inch Printed voiles, zoe
yard; were SOC.
36-inch Perca1e. zoe yard; was
25c.
32:inch Kiddie Cloth, 30c yard,
was 3Sc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
door.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
ChinaUure

IS Imported Thin China Tea Cups and
saucers. daintily decorated. $50 each;
were CSC.
Decorated Imported 17.piece China
Tea Sets. Specially priosd. 1855 set.
8 Richly Decorated Imported China
Covered Dishes, specially priced 81
each.
Richly Decorated Imported China
Syrup Jugs on Plate. 80 set; were Il.
10 Stoneware Slop Jars. with handles,
sltehtly. imperfect. Specially priced.
go each.
3 1+inch Decorated American Porce.
lain Meat Platters. e1.16 each; wsrs
3 Richly Colored Indian Pottery
Vases. slightly imperfect. - ssch, wsre
-.
I Decorated Haviland China Covered
Butter Dish. $2.es; was Ss.
ID Decorated Imported China Break
fast Plates. blue grape designs, $50
each; were TO.
2 1e-inch Decorated Imported China
Meat Platters. blue grape design. Sl.o6
sssA; were N.75.
20 All-over Rose Tint Decorated
Salad Plates. slightly imperfect. tSe
.CAina Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Women S Silk
Hosiery Specials

80 Dozen Pairs women's Black
Pure Silk Hose, with silk gar
ter hens and Isle sole and toe.
A splendid value and good wear
ing quality. Special. e2.6S pair.
25 Dozen women's Full-fash-
ioned Black Silk Hose. Irregular
weave, with lisle soles and gar
ter tops. sizes sis to 10. and out
sizes in sk and 9. &1.:S pnfr;
If perfect they would be 81 and
$3.50.
so Pairs Women's Full-fash-
ioned Silk Lisle Hose, in black,
tan and gray, uneven weave,
sizes 81 and 3 only. csc pair.
81 Pairs Women's Light
weight Heather Mixed Wool
sports Hose. full fashioned. ir-
regular weave, sizes 9is, 10,
10I.. &1.2J pair.
women's Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
SpeciaISiSeAppare

Elack Sequins Evening Dress.
ton, size 42k. $7S, was $3.50.
Beaded and Embroidered
GeorEette Dress, size 441z. Spe-
cial. $3.50.
Taupe Crepe de Chine Dress.
made with embroidered pleated
tunic. size AM. S49.1O. was SS5.
l Navy Tricotine Dress, en-
brofdered in gray, size AN.
Special SIS.
Special Size Section, Third Aoor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Girls Middies
and BI00mecs

81 Girls White Jean Middies.
with red, navy or cadet blue COL
lars. some in all white. White
braid and emblem trimmed; sizes
10 to %. Special, u each.
81 pairs Girls bloomers, in
white eateen. pink or blue cham
bray and white batistA; knee
elastic damaged; sizes 8 to IA.
Special. 40 pair.
Sweaters. in tan. old rose, cleo
blue and brown. sizes 28 and 36.
o1.o6 eachs were ~.
Is Dresses, plaid gingham: coll
lars and cuffs contrasting colors,
with belt ana pockets; sizes Z
and 3. Special, 6Oc each.
- Gowns. OF flesh batiste, sizes
8 and 10. 60e each.
Girls' Becttoa. Fourth asof.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Friday Special in
Crepe japanese
Kimonos, $l.95 each

A special lot of old blue and old
rose Japanese cotton crepe XII
monos, made with loose flowing
sleeves. and long sash. which ties
in front. prettily embroidered in
chrysanthemums OF various COL
ors, wistaria and birds.
And the following remnants in
Satin Mules and Quilted Slippers.
3 Pairs Flesh Satin Mules. shifred
ribbon toes, high heels and strap. size
Z. $e.s6 pair; were $4.6o.
10 Pairs Satin Mules. plain toe hn-
ished with pleated ruf1e. high heels, in
pink. blue and rose, sizes 5. and I.
$1.Sb pair; we're $3.50.
IL Pairs soft Satin Boud6if Slippers,
soft soles, trimmed with fancy rosebuds,
in pink. blue and yellow. Sizes 4. 8,
9. 7 and 8. $1.tS pair; were $3.50.
II Pairs Japanese Quilted Slippers. en-
broidered and finished with fancy quill
ing. rosebuds. in pink, blue, Copen. navy
and tray. eSc pair; wefe @l.76. o
Neslise Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Friday Special in
Crepe de Chine
Envelope Chemise
1926 Each

A special lot of flesh Crepe de
style. finished with fancy shirring
or daintfly trimmed with Val ami
filet lace and colored hand en-
broidery.
Also the following
20 Flesh and White Satin
Camisoles. strap style. elab-
orately trimmed with wide filet
lace insertion and edging; sizes
36 to ~. CSC eachs were d.
16 Silk-striped 8 co Silk
Gowns tailored or daintily trim
med with good Val lace ipser-
tion and edging. low square and
v neck, short sleeves or sleeve
less styles; sizes 80 to ~. el03
eacht were %.
silk Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Infants Wear

% Children's Nainsook Combination
trimmed with lace and ribbon run bead
ing; sizes 2, and . years. 91.46 each;
were 500.
% Dozen Children's Rompers, Of
blue and green chambray: made in
high and low neck styles; trimmed
with white piping at neck, belt and
pockets. sizes 2 to years. Specially
priced, CSC each.
% Little Boys Wash Suits. in white
or coiors: made in Oliver Twist and
MILDLY styles: slightly soiied from dis
play. $2.S5 each; were $50 and $4.So.
Al Little Boys Wash Suits. in white
or colors; made In oliver Twist and
Mildly styles, some trimmed with Or
CANDY frills, others with shocking or
embroidery; sizes to 8 yeafs. S3.s5
each: were $500 and $50.
Infants Section, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Waists

81 Lingerie Waists. in voiles. dim
bined lot, u each; wsre tl.s5 and
$2.s6.
48 Tailored Shirts. Of. English Cham
bray. in lavender. tan.- nile and blue,
II Tailored and Trimmed Lingerie
Waists, in batiste, voile, madras and
dimity all sizes in the lot, $l.95 each;
were 1895 and $3.95.
bisque. white. rust. brown and blue,
odds and ends. last Of a kind, $1.o5
each; were $S.o6, $5.76 and $8.76.
II Georgette Crepe Waists, in brown,
.ssyy. white and hssh. ss.ss each: were
4 Black Tie-on Tricolette Blouses,
os.16 eAsA; were 15.76.
l3 Tub Silk Waists. in stripes or
pisWidsi; pW.i.. ~ 1890 sssh; ,s Hsss S.s 1855.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Children s Shoes

25 pairs Boys High Shoes,
made by the Trot Moe Co., in
sizes I. ~, s. 5h b; Az, 5. 5h
c: Z. ~. s d. &4.15 pair.
10 pairs Youths High Shoes.
made BY the Trot Moe Co.. in
s,ses ~, IAN, 1s, I, IN B; 12h
81 pairs Misses Brown Calf
Lace Shoes, with welt soles, and
low heels, In sizes IL, 12ls. l3h,
!, IN. 2 B. 11h, 12H. IAN, 1, liz,
&c, ~. 12H. 13. d. 12. l3h, i.
III, . e. 44.85 pair.
Chiidren's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Women 8 Skirts

Wool Velour Plaid Skirts, in navy
and tan checks, and navy, red ana tan
plaids: sizes 2e to 80 waist. $3.50 each;
were Sfo.7b.
2 English Tweed Sports Skirts, slit
pockets. gathered models. T.5o each;
were $1l.75.
wool serge Box Pieated ssyrts, In
black and white; sizes . And 30 waist.
$50 each; were $l0.B.
Tan and Brown Paid Skirt. box.
pleated model; size - waist. $ll75;
vas $25.
navy with narrow tan stripes; sizes q
to 80 waist. $3.50 each.
1 Fine Prunella Skirt. pIaated model.
in brown and blue. size 80 waist. 80;
women's Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Maternity apparel

Navy Serge Capes. three
quarter length. SIS each; were
s47.5O.
Navy Serge Pleated Skirts,
adjustable waistband, eS.sS each;
were 418.SS.
Navy Serge Dresses. . embroid-
cred in contrasting colors, and Z
combined with black satin. 1915
each; were S27.5O to $50.
Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in
navy and black, $5.9S each; were
% and 81.
Is Smocks of white Ramie
linene, with rose or copen collar
and cuffs; sizes 36 and 80, Doc
each; were S1.9S and $@.SS.
Maternity Section. Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Women s Dresses

A group of Navy Serge and
Tricotine Dresses. sizes "a to A.
SIS each; were 41O.SO and $25.
A small group of Satin and
Taffeta Dresses, in brown and
black: sizes 36 and 3S. SM.S5
each; were 44b to SB6.
Black Taffeta Dresses, made
with eyelet embroidery overskirt:
sizes "a and 36 only. $15 eachs
were S22.6O.
Black Taffeta Dresses, sizes
"a and 36. $3.50 each, were
918.75.
2 White Georgette Crepe
Dresses. sizes 3S and 40. SEATS
ench, were S45 and 305.
Women's Dress Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Children 5 Knit
Underwear

10 Boys Gaass Hefiae DTswers,
AAkis length, sizes 32 and -. so
sAeA; vsrs Sl.4e aaA ol.lS.
80 Childfen's Gauze Merino vests,
high neck and long sleeves. sizes %.
q. p. % x aad "a. ~ each; vsrs
a. Iafasts' FiAe Ribbed Cotton v4sts,
Low neck, short sleeves, o. high neck
and short sleeves. sises 3 and (, tlightiy
soiled. - each; Vsss 10.
childfsA's Knit Underwear Section.
fosrth hoor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
200 Remnants of
Black, White and
Col0red Silks
In II to 4N Yard
Lengths
Reduced to u the
Original Price
Charmeuse, satins, taf-
fetas, crepe teors,
crepe de chimes, satin
crepes. Canton crepes.
Silk Dress Goods Section. Sec
ond floor.
Misses
Silk Dresses
Greatly Reduced
to $12.75
Were $3.50 and $35

A group of Misses Silk Dresses.
attractive styles. in charmeuse.
crepe de chine, taffeta and geor-
gette crepe. in brown. navy and
black. One of the best values We
have offered.
Also the following in Misses
Apparel:
Silk Dresses, taken from reg
ular stock. including models in
Betty Wales: in taffeta, crepe de
chine and satin. Colors are black.
brown and navy. $3.50 each,
were $1O.5O and 455.
3 Junior Dresses, of navy serge.
straightline models, sizes Is and
II. $3.50 each; were SIS.
3Navy Tricotine Dresses, bead
ed and novelty braid trimmed:
sizes II and Is. 915 each, were
S3D.5O and &4S.
Serge Regulation MILDLY.
$3.50; was $16.5O.
Misses Section. Fourth 6oof.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Women s Goats

1e Sports Coats. three-quarter length,
full lined, well tailored. belted, SIT
"A to a. $50. 50 each; were $40.
Wool Jersey Coats, full length. dark
brovn and green mixtures; SO TO A,
broken sizes $ls.75 each; were 40.
Navy Serge Capes, yoke effect. throw
tie trimmed with tassel; size 3d. Sio
each; were $1s.75.
Women's Coat Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
ChildrenS Hosiery

20 Dosen Children's Fine Rib
bed Cotton Hose, in black, white
and tan. spring weight, sizes 8
to 9k. special, 35c pair.
25 Pairs Children's Ribbed
II h r-mixed Three-quarter-
length Sports Hose. sizes z and
only. 500 pairs weFO el.
1S Pairs Children's Plain Full
Fashioned All-silk Hose, In black,
white and pink. sizes z and 7A
only. u pairb were o2.EO.
Children's Hosiery section, Fourth
floor,
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Mems Shoes and Oxtords
Nearly Half and Less Than Half
Former Prices
Former Prices

S1.irE 1sa1 Dark Tan. oxfords good
oueLnees
&1b ~. ~ H. b. .. 8251 " 10 =
- 1aiD Black
A sf nAA 4 s* O. iSs iSs q. - 10 B. .
,,, as. .sss Tiss pars n T:s Hish shoe:
ASx xA2SH: 8 sN. q we're siS " " ~ o. ~
- Pars closing out in these
sdsss; 81 z *: 81. o. 10 2. were " " ~
a medu
Il HI III = ~ Il = feA a; 81 sk IN s
btsse Ilrsta
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Friday Special in
Pansy Brassieres
SI.35 Each

dozen Pansy Brassieres. cor
set-cover style, in pink satin and
lace: fastening in the front;
sizes SO. 38, 40, AZ. a., 46 and
4S. Special @1.35 each.
$50 Corsets, odd sizes, in Binner.
Lily of France and w. & L. mod
els; medium and low bust styles;
in plain pink materials or broche;
in these sizes, 21, %, 23, "a, 81.
80. 81. 32. $3.50 each, were $3.50
and $3.50.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Men s Clothing

Mans Walking Froek Coat and Vest gray full silk
Aneed $k1A 80 ~ ~
Aens Waeoat: full dress tuxedo day wear
styles in the eembned of Sizes a. g. 8
% and e regular; % and e Reduced SS5S each
paf Golf Knekefs in plain and checked
patterns ends of nes soed; sizes 80 3 So Reduced
Mems Golf Coats fine hernsbone eolor arm
ease shoulders full belt
buens ends lines Sizes S. B and So Reduced to s5zs esch
MsAs ssoe -
Evening star., 1921-04-07
SWedters

IL Lightweight Wool Tie-ons.
with collar and vest of lace and
net, in jade, rust and tomato.
S1.b5 each; were $205.
: IL Lightweight Wool Sweater
Coats, in fancy rib stitch, wide
belt, patch pockets and turn
back collar. $2.05 each, were
$4.s5.
26 Fiber Sweater Tuxedo Goats.
in black and silver dots and pea
cock and silver. &3.9S each;
were 1915.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Silk Petticoats
and Pettib1oonaers

o Silk Petticoats. in Jersey and Jap
anete silk, IN rose, gray, blue and
cerise, lengths 81. So and 40. r.sb each;
2 Extra Size SILK Petticoats, in navy
blue satin and wistaYia Flofiswah.
lengths 80 and 10. $7.eS each, were
2 Klosft Milanese Jersey Pettibloomers
IN blue and violet. lengths 80 and 80.
$7.o6 each; were $1o.6o.
Klos6t Silk Jersey Pettibloomers, in
rose. blue aad green. lengths 80. "a and
80. $4.s6 each; were -.
Petticoat Section, Third noof.