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The Washington times., 1921-11-16

Vests and Pants, 2 for
Juveniles; vests with e1 m
high neck and long VAsVV
sleeves; pants, ankle length;
sizes % to 20. Dollar Day-2
garments, 31.00.-Bargain Base.
ment.
Boys Hose, 4 Pairs,
Heavy-ribbed Black e. M
Hose; first quality; re- OA'VV
inforGed feet; to 10. Dollar
Day- pairs. $1.00.-Bargain
Basement.
Handkerchiefs, 8 for
Women's; sheer white 81 m
lawn; embroidered, UAsVV
with narrow hemstitch; 4 in box.
Dollar Day. boxes. 31.00.-
Bargain Basement.
Handkerchiefs, IL for
Women's; sheer lawn; e. M
tinted. embroidery; VA'VV
mems plain hemstitched. Dollar
Day-12 for $1.00.-Bargain
Basement.
Handkerchiefs, 6 for
Mems Irish Lawn; e. M
herpstitched; women's: ~A'VV
white and coiors; hemstitched
and embroidered. Dollar Day
for $l.00.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

Fiber Hose, 2 Pairs,
Women's: with long e1 m
silk boots; reinforced UA'VV
feet: 81 to 10; IN browns. navy, :
eAns and black. Dollar Day
pairs, $1.Oe.-Bargain Base
m0nt.
~ Lisle Hose, 3 Pairs,
Women's; full-fash- e. m
toned; reinforced; all OAsVV
sizes; black only. Dollar Day
3 pairs, 31.00.-Bargain Base.
nnent. .-....
25c Hose, 6 Pairs,
Women's; fashioned e. m
with seam; reinforced ~AsVV
feet; black; sizes 81 to to 10.
Dollar Day. pairs, $1.00.-
Bargain Basement.
Wool Hose, 2 Pairs,
Juveniles Wool Mix e1 m
ed Hose; heather mix OAsVV
lures; reinforced feet; to 9h.
Dollar Day. pairs. $1.00.-Bar-
gain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Women's Gloves, 2 Pairs,

Women's Gloves, 2 Pairs,
Suede finish; silk e1 m
lined; 2 buttons: en- ~A'V~
broidered backs; all sizes; In
black. gray, brown. Dollar Day
. pairs, $1.00.-BarEain Base
ment.
Burson Hose, 4 Pairs,
women's Seamless 31 M
and Fashioned Black ~A'OV
Hose; 3 to ION. Dollar Day.
pairs, $l.00.-Bargain Basement.
29c Boomers, 5 Pairs,
Jersey ribbed; flesh CT IN
color: with elastic ~A'VV
bands: women's and children's.
Dollar Day. pairs, n.00.-
Bargain basement.
CSC Boomers, 2 Pairs,
women's: extra sizes: CT M
Jcrscy ribbed; with VA'VV
elastic hands. Dollar Day.
pairs. sl.00.--BsrGain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

$1.98 Boston Bags,
OF heavy Split e. M
Cowhide Leather; ~AsVV
black and brown. The bags
standard at $l.9S. Dollar Day
at $1.00.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

Long Kimonas at
OF crepe. in beau. e1 m
tiful floral effects, OAsVV
made up in dainty style with
satin ribbon trimming. Dol
lar Day-$1.0 90. - Bargain
Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
AUTOSAEEs|HAN
SEIZED IN HUGE
NAIL ROBBERY
Boston Man Arrested Just Be.
fore Sailing for Europe on
5 Aquitania.

NEW YORK, Nov 16-Bert R.
Chapn1ans an automobile salesman. of
Boston. WIS arrested yesterday as he
was sailing for Europe on the
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

75c Underwear, 2 for
women's Vests with e. M
high and Dutch necks; ~A'VV
pants ankle length; all sizes.
Dollar Day. for $1.00.-Bar-
gain Basement.
Pillow Cases, 4 for
Acorn" stdrdy e1 M
cases; 45x36. Dollar WAsVO
Day. for s1.00.-Bargain Base
ment.
Double Bed Sheets at
Limit Of six to e1 m
purchaser. Just 1000 vAsOV
to sell at this Dollar Day price
s1.00 each.-Bargain Basement.
Crash. 4 Yards,
1900 yards; white, CT m
with red borderc: for N'VV
roller and kitchen towels. Dol.
lar Day yards. $l.00.-lBar.
gain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Outing Flannel,
10 Yards for .

1000 yards 27-inch e1 M
heavy White Flan- ~AsVV
mel, suitable for Winter
Underwear. Dollar Day-10
yards. S1.00.-Bargain Base
ment.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Records, 5 for

The famous EN- e1 M
erson records-l0- VAsVV
inch disc; 5000 to be sold
Dollar Day-tomorrow-at 5
for $1.00.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Silk Vests at

Silk Vests at
women's Glove 81 M
Silk Vests: flesh ~AsVV
colors; bodice style, with elk
ribbon shoulder straps. ir-
regular weave. Dollar Day
$1.OO.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Perry Opened Japan to World.
BY JAMES w. GERARD.
Former American Ambassador to Cor
many and . Rec0xn lxed Authority on
Diplomatic Questions.

The American Admiral Perry open
ed Japan to the world in 1853. Hos
tility to foreigners eliminated In
1852 when an Englishman named
Richardson, who had ridden into n
Japanese procession, was killed The
British demanded the surrender Of
the assassin and an indemnity. This
not Forthcoming a British fleet de-
stroyed Japanese ships and Kagoshimi
City.
1t was then that the feudal military
rulers Of Japan seeing the inferiority
of their own military forces when op-
posed to those Of Europe. commenced
that imitation of European and Amer
lean armies and navies and mechan-
zeal and business life which has made
the Japan Of today powerful nation.
But underneath the soul Of Japan has
remained much as before.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

MRS. VIM GOErz. ii.a 9Th II. 9. r., says:
81 had pains acroes the small OF my back ana
hard days work would tire me out com pletey. 1
suffered awfuy from backache. and had to sit up
In bed, I couldn't lie back. became
nervous and irritable and kidneys were greatly
weakened. couldn't sleep at all and became com
pletely down. Doans Kidney Pills recon-
mended to me and decided to try them. They
certainly did fine work by driving all the symp-
away"
The above statement was given June 18th 1890,
and September l. 1921. Mrs. Goetz added:
kidney trouble hasn't come back and thank
Deans Kidney Pills for this"
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Won1en's Waists

II Georgette Crepe Waists,
also black face and white net
waists. In brown. bisQue, taupe,
black. flesh. white and navy.
2 size -. IT size SO. IL size 2s,
size 40. 3 size AZ. size a.,
e1.S5 eacAs were 1896 to S1O.75.
II Georgette Crepe and Satin
Waists. in navy and brown. en-
broidered In chenille, / size "a,
size SO. s size 3S, / size 40, 3
size 42. 1896 each, were $8.7s.
10 White and Flesh Georgette
Crepe Waists. high neck.
front. collars and cuffs. of
6let lace and tucks, finished
with black ribbons sizes So,
80 and A. $a85 each, were
8 Black Fancy Weave Tucal-
lette Tie-On Blouses, 2 size SO,
I size 50, l size 40 and / size
le. e3.o5 each, were $5.75.
Is Wolfe Waists, tucked
round neck styles, long or
short sleeves, / size 81. S size
50, 3 size SO, size 40, 8 size
l2. 3 size A. Special, 81 each.
8 Tailored Dimity and Batiste
Waists, SI.95 e0chs were $Z.95.
81 Wolfe, Dimity and Batiste
Waists. special S1.05 each.
Waist Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Housewares

"a aluminium Tipped Sauce
Pans, 2Sc each.
IL Wizard Triangle Shape Dust
Mops. special CSC each.
$500 Cakes Swift Borax Iaun-
dry Soap. 4Sc dozen, 1895 case.
IL S-quart Aluminium Preserve
Kettles. special 41.8S each.
IL Enamel Dish Pans, special
0Sc each.
IL Long Handled Cotton Wall
busters, Special Csc each.
The following slightly dam
aged. or shopworn, at greatly re-
duced prices.
7-foot Step Ladder, $3.50; was
l s-foot Step Ladder, q, va.
5-foot Step Ladders, &1.7D
each; were $3.50.
3 4-foot Step Ladders. 81 each;
were $3.50.
4 30x42 Plain Wood Kitchen
Tables. no drawers. - each, were
/ Sanitary Garbage Can. q,
was $5.25.
l 2-burner Gas or OH Stove,
with oven, -; was %.
1 Lot of Scissors, 1Oc pair, were
2Sc.
Folding Clothes Horses. 0Sc
each; were $3.50.
House Furnishings Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
FAVOR 8H0UR DAY
PoRto Show Washington o.
/ fee Workers Want This
E;e for Betterment.

Overwhelming vote OF Washington
city post Office employees for straight
!, eight-hour working day Is predicted in
a poll of the Office to be taken Monday
IN the contest for suggestions for the
bette1ment Of welfare conditions there.
II the desire of the local employees
for the eight-hour tour of duty instead
Of the eight-and-one-half hour. which
now prevails, asserts itself this viii
be placed before Postmaster General
Hays
The present system OF eight-and-
one-half hours duty, including half
hour for lunch prevails not only IN
the Washington city post ONCE. 1t IS
declared. but in larger offfceS OF the
country. So if the vote of the local
postal workers shows a prepondering
sentiment for the straight eight hours
OF service it may point way to a re-
Storation of the same hours at other.
larger post offices of the country.
Leads Other Suggestions.
The suggestion Of eight hours duty
led all the rest in those turned in
to the city postmaster. more than
forty of the seventy-five answers
favofing It
This would mean that employees
would have a half hour for lunch out
of the eight hours, instead of being
forced to remain at the office an ex-
ira half hour each day to make up
for the halfhour luncheon period.
General Answers Ruled Out.
Judges in the suggestion contest
have ruled out of consideration gen
eral answers which have to do with
general departmental conditions. and
have confined the questions to be
voted on to answers dealing purely
with the personnel at the post office.
It seems the sentiment in the local
post Office that the eight-hour tour
of duty would not only prove i'm
mensely popular with the employees,
but would result in as much real
work as IS now accomplished in
eight and a half hours
Evening star., 1921-03-31
China and Glass

1 Decorated American Porce-
lain Cottage Dinner Set, several
pieces missing. $3.50, was $3.50.
Decorated Imported China 23-
piece Tea Set, slightly imperfect.
$3.50, was $5.95.
IL Decorated Nippon China
Breakfast Plates, blue grape de-
sign. 35c each; were 7Sc.
2 14-inoh Decorated Blue Grape
Border Nippon China Meat Plat
ters. $1.95 each; were -.
26 Decorated Imported China
Salad Plates, 25c each; were SOC.
6, Decorated English Porcelain
, covered Dishes; special. S5c each.
10 Gold Decorated Nippon China
Bon Bon Dishes, 45c each; were
Use.
25 dozen Thin Etched Glass
Water Goblets, subject to slight
factory imperfections; special,
e1.5O dozen.
2 Iridescent Glass Fruit Com
potes, slightly imperfect, $1.z5
each, were $2.5O.
8 Covered Jam Jars, decorated
with enameled flowers on blue
bands; slightly imperfect, u each,
were $2.25.
China Section. Fifth 1oee.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Cabinets for Vcholas
Convenient Terms If Desired

Convenient Terms If Desired)
Cabinets. mahogany finish for Victroas $50 each:
$35. W '
Cabinet fumed oak finish, 9 Vcrola SEQ: was SIS
Cabinets mahogany finish, for No. Victro each;
SIS. W. '
Cabinet, weahered oak finish, No. Victrola SIS
$35. ' Wv
Cabinet fumed oak finish for No. Victroa was $50
$2050 - ~'' "
Convero Cabinets, golden oak finish, Vctrola
SIS each; $30
- Converto Cabinet golden finish, No Victrola
$40; $35 ~ ''
Converto Cabinet mahogany finish, Victroa Szs
was So "
Evening star., 1921-03-31
T1uueling Goods

Full Size Lift-Top Wardrobe
Trunk, blue fiber covered and wal
nut binding: the interior is coy-
cred with a pretty blue fabric and
has the drawer locking device,
laundry bag and shoe pockets.
Used as a floor sample. $50, was
x75.
1 Closed-top Wardrobe Trunk.
black fiber covered and bound.
draw-bolt catches and spring lock.
The corners and edges are heavily
reinforced. Used as a floor SAM
pie. $3.50, was $50.
II Canvas Mailing Bags, draw
string top with fastening and ad-
dress card; in two sizes. Soc each;
were 81 and $1.25.
Travelling Goods Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Friday Specials in
Wolf Chokers
$3.50 and $3.50

In taupe, brown and Lucille
shades.
1 French Seal Choker, $3.50
was $50.
Mole Choker. $25, was S4s.
/ Nutria Choker. $3.50, was 3S5.
Skunk Collar, animal style,
e45. was $75.
Skunk Collar. animal style,
80; was $S4.
Skunk Collar, animal style,
SEQ. was 800.
Handsome Lynx Stole. $11O;
was $500.
1 Black Fox Collar, animal style.
$S5; was $12O.
l Natural Red Fox Collar, $15,
was $3.50.
2-skin Mink Choker, $50, was
S11O.
2-skin Sable Choker. $85, was
B1O0.
Fur Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
In the Book Store

The Famous Everyman's En-
cyclopedia, twelve volumes, each
whole set comprising more than
Six Million Words.
Handy volumes. In size small
enough to be carried in d good
size pocket, and more nearly up
to date than many Of the more
pretentious encyclopedias.
1 set. IL volumes, cloth binding.
oblivine tops.x new and clean, but
boxes broken and gone. $5, was $12
set, 10 volumes. reinforced
cloth binding. oblivine edgee, new
and clean, $3.50, was 315.
1 set, IL volumes, reinforced
cloth, pigskin back, oblivine edges,
new and perfect, $40, was $1S.
Book Store, Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
TOYS

10 Full-jointed Dolls, with Sleep
ing eyes and mohair wigs, S1.S5
each; were 8.
Full -jointed Dolls, with sleep
ing eyes and mohair wigs, $l.OO
each, were ~.
10 Character Dolls, full jointed
with wigs and sleeping eyes. $1.5O
eaehs were $2.O5.
2. Doll Carriages, dark green.
wood bodies, black hood, slightly
damaged. - eachs were $S.05.
1 Shoo1y, with horse on each
side, bright colors; slightly dam
aged, 81, was $4.4S.
Doll Comfy Crib, white enamel;
slightly damaged, $25O, was 4l5.
Doll Comfy Cribs, slightly
damaged, &1.75 eachs were $3.50.
1 Doll Comfy Cribs. slightly
damaged, 91.2S eachs were SS.7A
8 Doll Comfy Cribs, $50 eaeh,
were &2.y6.
Ivy Section. Fourth Hose.s
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Corsets and Brassieres
Specially Priced

Models that have been Sc
1ected from our own stock
because of their incomplete
ness in size and style as
= sortment, now to be closed
out at great tly reduced
prices.
3 dozen Corsets, 91.5O to
$3.50 pair; were $3.50 to IS.
They are of plain and
broche materials, medium
low bust and waistline mod
els, suited to both slender
and stout figures. Sizes 10.
81, %, 26. 27, %, 20, 80 and
81.
9. dozen BrassiereA, 81 to
$3.50 each; were $2 to IS.
In odd sizes and discontin-
ued styles: the makes con-
sist of DeBevoise, BE- J and
A.P., all of which are well
known. Choose from all
lace, satin and heavy ban
deau styles, either front or
back fastening and ribbon
straps.
Corset Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
ChildrenS Shoes
Reduced for Clearance

II Pairs Youths Shoes, made by
the Trot Moe CO., of tan elkskin.
wiscolized. making them water
proof. Sizes liz. IL. 12h. 13.
1917, 1. IN B: 12k and 1 c. liz
and D. $3.85 pair.
33 Pairs Boys Shoes. made by
the Trot Moe Co. same style as
above, in sizes 4, An, S, 5k B;
3, 4, 5, 5k c; 2h, 3k, 4, AZ, 5,
5k D. $4.15 pair.
80 Pairs Misses Brown Calf Lace
Shoes, sizes 11k, 1917, 1, 1h, 2 B..
12h, 13, 1871, 1, 1k. 2 c, liz to ,
D. $4.3S pair.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Men s Clothing

10 Mems Golf Suits, in plain COL
ors of gray, green and brown. knit
fabric; ends of lines: sizes "a, 36.
>3S. 40 and AZ. Remnant Price,
SEATS each.
Mems Wool Dressing Gowns,
club check patterns, in blue, brown
and green; medium and large sizes.
Remnant Price, SO each, plus 25c
tax.
Mems Store, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Special Size Apparel

Embroidered Tri icol t Q
Dresses, in navy, brown and black !;
sizes 421s, 44h and 46k. $3.50
each; were 1875.
Black Tricotine Dresses, made
in coat. style and embroidered in
black; sizes 441a and 46k. Special
. S25 each.
Brown Georgette Dress, en-
broidered in tan and brown, made
over silk foundation, size 421 1s.
e28.5O; was $65.
l Taupe Crepe de Chine Dress,
size 44k. .$49I5O; was $S5.
Black Mohair Skirts, in sizes
35 and 81 waist measures. Spe-
cial $0.75 each.
Special Sizes Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Friday Special II,
Philippine Gowns
S2.75 Each

A special lot Of . Philippine
Nainsook Gowns, low v neck and
ktmono sleeves, daintily hand
embroidered and finished with
fancy hand scalloping. Special,
31.7S each.
45 Philippine Nainsook Envel-
ope Chemise. daintily hand em-
to a.. e1.e6 eacAs were oR.5O.
French Nainsook Corset Cow
erss armhQle style. hand-embroid-
cred in solid and eyelet work,
with hand scalloping, sizes 20,
l2 and a. @1.06 eachB were -.
SILK Undervear sectten. Third nsse.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Breakfast Goats
and KimOnOs

s Cotton Crepe Kimonos, kimono
style, shirred to form empire ef-
feet, in rose and copen. $1.3S each;
were $3.50.
25 Cotton Crepe Breakfast Coats.
with roll or tuxedo collars; cuffs.
adjustable belt and pockets; in
pink. blue and rose. $1.3S each;
were $3.
16 Cotton Crepe Dressing Sacques
in plain or figured designs, with
or without collars and finished
with wash satin ribbon; in pink,
blue and rose. csc each; were $3.
Kimono Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
: SuUedteTS

13 Lightweight Wool Sweaters.
fastened with four large crochet
buttons, finished with wide belt
and cuffs. $3.95 each; were S4.75.
20 Fiber and Silver Dotted Tux
edo Sweater Coats, plain tuxedo
collar, in black or peacock, with
silver. 1895 each; were 38.75.
8 Plain Stitch Wool Sweater
Coats. in rose and navy. $3.50
each; were $0.75.
13 Light-weight Wool Scarfs, in
many pretty color combinations,
and striped effects, specially gooo
weight for spring wear. 42.0s
eachs were 1915.
Sweater Section. Third 0oor
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Friday Specials
Women s. Suits

25 Wool Jersey Suits,
sports models. with notch
or tuxedo collars. patch
pockets and belted, full-cut
skirts; in brown, copen,
gray, tan and navy. Special,
$15 each.
17a Women's New Spring
Suits. in tricotine and serge;
short box coats. braid trim
med; longer models belted
and with set-in pockets;
we'll tailored; nicely lined:
sizes "a to AZ. Special,
$31.75 each.
IS Wool Suits, in tricotine;
coats with notch collars,
belted and slashed: plain or
fancy Innings: in navy, black
and tan. Special, $41.75 each.
women's Suit Section, Third
noor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
300 Remnants In
Cotton Wash Dress Goods

In ~ to 4 Yard Lengths
Embroidered Swiss, $1.0S yard,
was $2.
Embroidered Swiss. $1.25 yard.
! was S1.0S.
Tissue Gingham. Csc yard; was
D. & J. Anderson Gineham, 81
yard, was $1.25.
Gingham. Csc yard. was 75c
Gingham. soc yard, was 8Sc.
Printed Voiles. 75c yard; were 81.
Printed Voiles, csc yard, were
75c.
Printed Voiles, 4oc yard. were
soc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
; Women s Dresses

Evening Dresses, of net, chiffon
and satin, in rose, turquoise. jade
and gray; sizes "a, 36 and 3S.
$3.50 each; were $4S to $75.
/ Tan and Rose Figured Georg-
ette Dress: size "a. $25; was $75.
/ Black Beaded Georgette Dress,
suitable for mourning wear; size
"a. SIS; was $65.
/ Black Japanese Silk Dress;
size "a. $3.50; wa4 $40.
Taffeta Dresses, in navy, black
and brown; sizes "a and 36. $12.5O
each; were $19.75.
Women's Dress Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

8 Navy Tricotine Dresses.
.straightline belted models, bead
ed or braid trimmed, sizes IA
and 16. $19.75 each; were $45 to
S55.
1 Handsome Black velveteen
Dress, straight1ine belted model.
beautifully embroidered in sill
yer threads. size Is, $45, was
$115.
: Velour Suits, one brown and
one beaver, size 16, $1S.75 eachs
were &85.
Plaid Skirts, pleated models
of Scotch material in green and
gray. 912.75 each; were $1o.7S.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Won1enS Umbrellas

8 Women's 22-inch Black Silk
Sun and Rain Parasols, with the
short ebonine handles finished
with tan leather wrist strap, S4.45
each, plux tax were 1915.
8 Women's 25-inch Green Silk
Umbrellas, assorted wood handles.
bakalite trimmed, &5.45 each, plus
taxi were %.
Umbrellas Section. First door,
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Friday Special in
Women s Goats

12 Fine Fancy Weave Cheviot
Sports Co is, three-quarter
length, full lined with notch COL
lar, new deep cut sleeves, in new
est summer shades, rose, tan,
green and blue. Special, $3.50
each.
Navy Blue Serge Capes. yokes
lined in colored satin. Special,
S15 each.
Women's Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

Skirt of brown heather mix
ture with tones Of violet, S12.75,
was $3.50.
2 Fine Quality Velour Coats.
in brown and beaver, lined
throughout with pussy willow
silk, sizes 16 and Is, late winter
models, $3l.5O eachs were 968.SO.
Brown Duvet de Laine Suit,
with brown squirrel collar, size
Is, 1885, was 907.5O.
Navy Blue Vel de Cygne Suit,
imported model, large collar of
selected wolf, size 16, @75, was
$1o6.
Misses' Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

1netaly It is not Uncommon for a
criminal to receive full sentence upon
each OF a number of separate convic-
tons In Sicily, for instance. a man
named Lupo Salvatore, was found
guilty Of sixty-three different acts Of
fraud. He was condemned to three
years Imprisonment on each of the
length of his sentence to 1ss vearr
Evening star., 1921-03-31
WomenS Skirts
Specia11v Priced for FRIDAY

Is Wool Skirts, In plaid and
striped effects. navy and tan
brown and tan, and black and
cial. 1915 each.
IL Baronette Satin Skirts, with
set-in pockets. in pink. blue, navy
and white; sizes 27 to 80. Spe-
cial, $S.75 each.
Wool Skirts, in navy and white
or tan and navy; sizes 26, 27, 2s
and 80 waist. Special. 48.75 each.
New Blue Silk Skirts. pleated
models, slightly faded; sizes % and
20. $0.75 each, were so and $25.
Women's Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Handkerchief
Specials

so dozen Women's Sheer
k1l-linen White Handker-
chiefs, with u inch hens.
1Sc each, or 9 for 81; were
25c each.
25 dozen Mems Soft finish
Cambria Handkerchiefs. "
inch hens, 1Oc each, 81 d0s-
en-. 6Oc n dozen; were 15c
each.
Handkerchief Section, First
door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Misses Suits and Dresses
Friday. Special, SIS Each

limited number of AlWool Jersey Suits, in heather
mixtures of blue brown and green tuxedo and onebutton
long collar models sizes H. 6 and 18 special purchase
specially priced, SIS each
lot of Misses and Small Women's Silk Dresses in
Guiding taeta few crepe de chine and trcolete navy
Belgian blue brown, and gray sizes H. Is and 49, spe
cially priced, SIS each.
Also the following in Misses Apparel
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Girls AppareI

81 Girls Jean Middfes. with red
and cadet blue collars and cuffs,
white braid trimming, with en-
blems. sizes IL to %, S1.45 each.
% Middies, Of white jean, with
red or cadet blue collars and cuffs.
white braid trimmed. sizes 10 and
IL, S1.25 each.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Friday Specials in
Pethcoats

A special lot Of labeled
Heathsrbloom Petticoats,
with tucked and pleated
hounce. in green, wis-
taria, taupe, navy and
black. Special @I45 each.
A special lot Of Char
meusette Pettfcoats, tai
lored and finished with
h e m eti t c b z d hem. in
copen. violet, green. gray.
navy and black. Special,
S1o6 e0eA
Petticaak oectiUe Ihirt dooc
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Women s Hosiery ,

fpRe1Aa SoR FRiDAY.., SOC
so Dozen Pairs Womef's Full
fashioned Spring weight Lisle
Hose, in black and cordovan.
Specially priced, Soc pair.
40 Pairs Women's Pure Black
Silk Hose, with hand embroidered
to $3 pairs were - and $3.50.
20 Pairs Women's Beaver Colored
Silk Hose, sizes 9, 9k and 10. -
pair, were B.
Also a table Of Remnants Of var
ious qualities in silk, Isle. cot
ton and wool hose, at greatly re-
duced prices.
Hosiery Section, First door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
IS Dozen Mosaic
Tea Napkins
$3.50 dozen

At one-quarter less than usual
price.
$3.50 dozen
He1nstitched Mosaic Linen Tea
Napkins, all pure linen. Only
the IS dozen.
Linen Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Infants and
Chi1dren's .Lis1e
Socks
At Friday Special Prices

q dozen Children's Lisle
Socks, in copen blue and
brown; sizes S to oH. Spe-
cial price, zSc pair.
20 dozen Children's White
Socks with fancy striped tops
in black, blue and brown; sizes
~ to ~. Special, 3 pairs for
soc; were ZSc pair.
children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
door.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
Friday Reductions in
Wicker Furniture

French
back; attractive -
$Z1.75; $3.50.
N
$3.50; was SIS.
Light Arm
$18.75 $28.
md
upholstered back rich seat
$1&75 each; were $2850
n base.
$1575 each; were Sl875
Frosted 36x4si
Sek top; has magazine and drawer 0' ~
$33.75; $65.
aandsome Reed-Fber Arnchar
$3.50; was $45.
auh Eee Atm Escser With chair to matc
$3.50 each; were $3.50
cnon, noor