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Evening star., 1921-04-11
Harris Fake Confession.

"I'll tell you the truth about the
whole story" said Roy Harris, self
confessed accomplice in the murder
Of j. B. Elwell, yesterday in Buffalo,
which is that there is no truth in
it at ALL
Thus he recanted. But he did not
do so until he was cornered and tran
ped by little detail about a couple
of pairs of socks. He had said that
his wife was in Canada at the time
Of the crime, but the detectives. hay
ing talked with the wife, uuizzed
Harris and caught him up on the sub
ject Of a birthday present received by
him June 13. the day after the killing.
Then he weakened.
Harris explanation Of his fake con-
fession is as fantastic as the whole
AFFAIR. He says that he had become
respondent over his marital relations
and wanted to end his life. The cleo
tric chair, he thought, would be an
effective means of suicide. If his wife
really loved him she would prove her.
self in his trouble. Otherwise he was
willing to die
A morbid mentality Of this kind is
dangerous. 4 man who would fake a
confession of murder with no sound
motive-if there could possibly be a
sound motive for such an act-is not
safe to be at large. If there is not a
distinct mental unbalance there is a
moral reason that at any time may
develop criminally. Harris has put the
state Of New York to considerable ex.
pense to sifi his story and prove him a
liar. Yet he cannot be held on any
specific charge connected with the FL.
well case. Unless he has an unreauited
criminal record he will have to go free
He is not likely to win trust in anv
employment. Probably the best thing
that could happen would be to gratifv
his wish at least for retirement from
society for long period.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
Rate by Mail-Payable in Advance.
The District Water Supply.

The matter of an adequate and as
tance to any modern community.
Every expert opinion upon the ability
of the existing system in the District
to supply. adequately and without dan
ger of serious interruption. the grow
ing needs of the capital III The nation
is To the effect that the system is not
capable of Su doing and that there is
a crying need for increasing its poten-
tialitieS. The question as to how that
end may be most effectively accom-
what is generally accepted as a
thoroughly satisfactory program is
outlined in the So-called Tyler plan.
Upon the cOnvening Congress depends
the putting into effect of that plan.
The Army bill, passed AT the last
session. carried by rider an appropria-
tion of s200.0 600 to start the project
of increasing the Districts water sup
ply. The bill failed as the result Of a
pocket veto by President Wilson. That
action early i'll the spe, aI session
opening today is generally anticipa ed
at the Capitol. Compelling as are the
several factors prompting such Il
course. none is more so than the fact
that the bill carries the provision for
Start toward an adequate water sup
ply for. Washington
1t is estimated that three wears will
be required for the work contemplated
under the Tyler plan. which provides
for the building of a new conduit from
Great Falls and an additional filtra-
Iion plant upon the DaIecarlia reServa-
ton. The first cost of the completed
project. the whole being figured at
about $4,000, 900, will he borne by the
national government and the citizens
of the District upon the 60-40 basis.
And in this connection certain figures.
available to Congress are illuminat-
ing:
Domestic and large private consumers
use together about so per cent of the
total daily consumption divided 81 per
cent to the former and 10 per cent to
the latter. The United States govern
ment consumes 40 per cent of the to-
tai. The interest of the United States
in obtaining for itself an adequate and
assured supply for the future must be
factor of large importance. as Con
sress decides the matter of the de-
gree of vigor with which the initial
work upon the project is to be unde,
taken.
That the District, under the 60 %
basis of taxation. should he willing 20
undertake improvements in which the
government has a selfish interest dis
proportionate to its share of the cost
may be taken as an evidence of the
Districts appreciation of the critical
nature Of the existing conditions. Con-
gress will nc fail to attain to a like
appreciation. On the face of things as
they stand the only question to be
considered concerning this rider an
preparation to the Army bill, when
that measure shall again come up for
action, will be that of whether. 5000 900
Is sufficient to make good start upon
work which must be done swiftly.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
SHOOTING STARS.
RY PHI4ASDRR JOHNSON.
Rip Van Wrinkle.

IF Rip Van Winkle lived today
Amid the turmoil deep.
He never would find out way
To take his famous sleep.
For if some stranger sought to pass
To him soothing cup
He'd say, Its bootleg stufr-alas!
Perhaps 1 won't wake upr'
II he in quest OF sweet repose
Afar from home should go,
He'd stop where jazz so freely flows,
Or see a movie show.
He'd say, with this electric light
SO gay. through all the map.
Where revelry fills every night,
How can j take nap?'
Evening star., 1921-04-11
Qh! EPSON Salts
Like Lemonade.
Ask for "Epsonade Salts" hereafter

A few cents buys a handy pack
age Of "Epsonade Salts" which is
real EPSON salts combined with
fruit derivatives. giving it the taste
of sparkling lemonade. You get all
the splendid phySic action OF a dose
of EPSON salts without the awful
Evening star., 1921-04-11
Heroism and the Valet.

mo man is a hero to his valet" re.
marked the resldy-made philosopher.
Its not to be wondered at" re.
Joined Miss Cayenne. Anybody who
wants to be considered hero ought
at least to be man enough to dress
himself"
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Like many another poet and phil
osopher. Mr.. Dawes has found his
phraseology attracting more attention
than his really important underlying
thought.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

The estimate that less than 10 per
cent of the people in the Chinese area
of famine face starvation is not par
ticularly soothing, considering the
density of population in that country.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

taste and nausea Try if when
bilious, headachy or coustlpa'ed.
Warning! Don't merely ask for
"tastcless EPSON salts" or you may
get a soda imitation. Al~avs ask
for "Epsonade Salt" and look for
the name, American EPSON Associ-
alton.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
A Significant Force.

DO you object to office-seekers?"
Il should say not-' exclaimed Sen
ator Sorghum. IF a whole lot Of peo.
pie didn't want to help run the gov.
ernment, where would my political in
fluence come FROM"
Evening star., 1921-04-11

The Secretary of the Trea sury will
be regarded as something of a bene-
factor. if he succeeds in doing no more
than simplifying the computations re-
quired by an income tax return.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
Probe All Peonage Charges.

Vow Is q good tiue-the best time
for probing the whole peonage prac-
tice. The farmer. Williams, who de-
MED the charge of murder, confessed
that. technically. he might have been
guilty Of peonase. He then added,
~ an attempt to break the force of
~ confession. that even If guilty in
Evening star., 1921-04-11

A French diplomat may be par
doned for following not unusual
practice of placing the interests and
purposes of his own country before
even those Of the league OF nations.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

The problems of coordination be
pie has established unity Of political
sentiment in the different branches Of
the government.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

1t is difficult to see why a man with
sufficient human sense to enjoy the
handshaking that President Harding
encourages should feel the need Of
golf for exercise.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

More abstruse than the relativity
putations az to the rapidity with which
drop in the cost of living follows
wage reduction.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Conditions are providing the Eng
lish consumer with an abundance of
explanations in advance of an increase
in the cost of coal next winter.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
The Army Of Industry.

Are you a captain Of industry?"
II s'pose I am." replied Mr.. Dustin
stax. But I see no reason for the
boys jumping at the conclusion that
am one Of the hard.boile9 kind"
Evening star., 1921-04-11
Turtles.

do you indorse the idea Of some
scientists that turtles can be used for
medicine?"
"Emphatically no." replied the epi.
cure. "Terrapin is sufficiently ex.
pensive as it is"
Evening star., 1921-04-11
The Serial Story.

A conference you seldom find
Which totally relieves the mind.
Each leaves US with some problem
ve1ed,
To be continued in our next.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Germany's ideas of war risk" at
present are largely Of pecuniary ma
ture.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
The Knox Doctrine.

In what spirit Senator Knox wrote
his peace resolution is shown by the
following from his speech Of March
l, 1919, delivered in the early days
Of the treaty discussion. before the
final draft of the covenant was writ
ten:
Meanwhile our co-belligerents need
have no anxiety. for so surely as the
sun rises. if the Hun flood again
threatened to engulf the world, we
right, with the same complete accord
and cooperation as in the past, all for
the defense of civilization"
There has been persistent misrepre-
been said that he proposed to have
this country desert it's allies and
scuttle away from world duties. The
San Francisco platform so charged,
and many have been led to think Sen
ator Knox is some sort of pro-Ger-
man.
Preceding the national election
there was at least the excuse of a
pressing party exigency. But now not
even this plea can be offered. What
is there about the peace matter that
leads to such mad continuation of the
effort to deceive? The falsification
business has SO notably failed that
one would think it would be aban-
doned.-New York Tribune (repub-
lican).
And when we hear father singing to
the baby we would pretend to be
asleep il we were the baby.-New
York Herald.
Mr.. Lansing's book shows that, what
ever else he may be. ho is no hero
worshipeE.-Boston Globe.
Window glass has come down in
price II per cent This will tend to
decrease the cost Of neighborhood
base ball.-Brattleboro Reformer.
Germany Is drinking less and Great
Britain more, which shows one re-
ward Of being the victor.-Norfolk
(Neb.) News.
Slayer sent back to school, says
headline. He must have bungled the
jeb.-Bunalo Express.
Some families get along and In 9TH
ers the head of the house ID always
spilling catsup on the clean table
cloth--Joplin (Mo.) GlobA
Detachable eyeIashso for vousan are
said to be coming into style. Some
thing else to mislay.--Toledo Blade.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

The discovery Of the Island Of Yap
will be recorded as a notable event in
diplomatic history.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Some families get along and in 9TH
ers the head of the house ip always
spilling catsup on the clean table
cloth-Joplin (Mo.) Globe
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Slayer sent back to school. says a
headline. He must have bungled the
jeb.-Bufalo Express.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

said to be coming into styie. Some
thing else to mislay.--Toledo Blade.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Germany Is drinking less and Grea,
Britain more. which shows one re.
ward Of being the victor.-Norfolk
(Neb.) News.
Evening star., 1921-04-11

Window glass has come down in
price II per cent This will tend to
decrease the cost Of neighborhood
base ball.-Brattleboro Reformer.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$I.35 Perfume Combination

One bottle of Garden
of Allah" or "ViOlet
Simplicity" Toilet Water
sold regularly at 60c
each, and one regular
75c Perfume Sprayer.
will fit and bottle, both
for
First Fl00r-(Tax SC
eXtra.)
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Won1en's Gowns

OF muslin and MAIN
sock; high and low neck
models, with long or
short sleeves; trimmed
with laces, stitching and
embroidery; full cut
sizes
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Leather Vanity Purses

Good quality leather.
in a variety of styles
and shapes, with back
strap and top strap
handles -.
First Floor.
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Any Article at $1.OO
Up to $3.50 Handbags

p a d Q d Handbags,
pretty styles and color
ings; women's and
misses sizes; drawstring
effects
First Floor.
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Women's $1.5O Slippers

women's Felt Rest
well Slippers, in gray,
wine and blue; sizes in
the lot from ~ to ~
only ....... .-........
No Exchanges - No
Refunds.
First Floor.
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Mems Union Suits

Fine Quality Balbrig-
gan Union Suits. also
Wnlte gauZe cotton:
short sleeves. full length
legs: light weight. Sec
onds of $500 values
First Floor.
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Up to $500 Pearl Necklace

Pearl Necklaces, with
solid gold ella sp. Is and
20 inch sizes; graduate
8 y l e 8. fine quality
beads: in beautiful
color and finish .......
First Floor.
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Children's Gowns

ChiIdren's Muslin Night.
gowns, V neck and long
sleeves, tuck and embroidery
trimmed: sizes 2 to 10 years.
Third Floor.
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Women's $1.z5 to 81 Union Suits

Summer-weight Cotton
Union Suits, 'Richlieu"
brand: b a n d. crochet
and bodice styles: with
tight, shell and lace
trimmed knee; regular
and extra sizes in tho
lot, but not in each
style $500. ............
First Floor.
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WOmen's $1.25 Vestees

Dainty Lace and Net
Vestees, in white and
ecru color; pretty styles
to wear with the suit or
AACSo.. .s.....
First Floor,
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Rosaries

Gold-filled Mountfngs,
fine quality cut crystal
beads, in all colors:
complete cloth lined
case ..................
First Fio0f-Jewelry
Dept. -.
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Women's $I.25 \

New Spring Neckwear,
in Tuxedo and round eff
fects; white and cream
color
First Floor,
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$1.5O and 81 Grass or RAG RUGS

3x6-ft. double warp
Grass Rugs, stenciled
designs of blue, green
and brown. also 24x4s
Rag Rugs. in blue, pink,
brown and green ......
First Floor,
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Boys $3.50 Paiamettes

Famous X a y n e e
brand. ( a s h j o n e d of
Eden cloth, in rose, tan
and green: trimmed with
SILK frogs: one-piece
model; sizes 4 to Is yrs.
First Floor,
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Boys $1.5O Pants

Boys Knickerbocker
Pants. of durable quail I
ity cheviot and tweed
materials; sizes Z to IL
years ............,
First Floor.
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Women's $I.25 Gloves

Two clasp Chamoisette
Gloves, in black, white.
brown, pongee, mastic
and beaver; all sizes.
First Floor.
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52x12 Size Heavyweight
Bed Blankets, gray with
fancy borders
Fourth Floor.
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$1.35 Corset Covers

Good quality white
nainsook; trimmed back
and front with dainty
val laces and insertions:
perfect fitting; all sizes,
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25

cle at Csc l
Boys Windsor Ties, Two for
Boys Windsor Ties in \
plaids and plain colors; full I 0C
width Tsi-s and s,oerTso3., ,snsis ~ Dept. ZOC /
Shriver's Corn, Three Cans for
Shriver's Blue Ridge
Brand Sugar Corn. full size 0c
cans Basement: :'''''.'''-''-''' J ZOC i
Campbells Soup, 3 Cans for
Campbells Condensed To- \ 0N
mato Soup. full size cans. IhC
Basement. A1OS i
Csc Bear Brand Yarn
Bear Brand Four-fold Ger
mantown Yarns, in COM ODC
plete assortment of shades 7 /9
First Floor.
39c White Organdy
4o-inch White organdy. 0F
very fine: sheer quality. Yard Z1C
First Floor. AVS II
3oc Nasaki Silks
36-inch Nasaki Silks. a silk
and cotton fabric, with rich ! 0H
lustrous finish; good assort- IAN
ment of street and evening [ LaN
Si1s First Floor. 80 '
39c India Linon
4o-inch White India Linon ~
extra fine. sheer quality, 1AN II
snow white bleached. ZaM II
First Floor. II
SOC White Pique
36-inch White Pique. fine. \
small, raised welt quality, sDC
for womens skirts etc. " L7C
First Floor. SO~ Il
Infants Bands
Infants Round Flannel
Bands. with neat scalloped v1
Thiri Fieor kO&
SOC Domet Flannel
32-inch Bleached Domet
Si;;s::s:s III: :,.:s. 4 sss'is1' T Yard: ZoC
zoe Dress Ginghams,
Two Yards for
27-inch Dress Ginghams,
sssse: e s:.es 5:.oas ssa 1as p'a,a a4ssy
ors; E,,s, wa1rsnsed F;sos fast color':' AO~
SOC Dotted Swiss
ss-inch Dotted Swiss. in old
rose only; extra fine. sheer 9E
First Floor. 4
39c White Wolfe
.4o-inch White Chiffon
s;; "a; :'::: ::'::: Csc
Women's 45c Vests i
s: 4: 81: :::: Csc
First F1ooF. Ill
Csc and 29c Curtain Swiss,
Two Yards for
Yard-wide Sheer Quality
Curtain Swiss blue or rose 0H
color dots. figures and bow "n
%s:' in: colo; s';e s:s' :s:%;i s.''sns IL s.r
SOC Grass or Napier Runner,
Yard
1s and 20 Inch stenciled
25c
. .
Fourth FlooF.
48c Crib Blankets
2sEx30-inch Soft Fleece ~
Crib Blankets. white with
blue or pink borders. ....... Z0r
First Floor - Bargain 4O~
Table. Il
Linole,im Samples, Two for
1sasts: szas = T .n':'s a:s;s 1'asiss$ s@Ss 0E.
and wood flooring designs. 6O~ II
Fourth Floor. II
Coat Hangers, Three for ]
sos%:' soiS1: .....'.... finish: in assorted 0rc II
Notie. DeDt.-Fir.t Floor. } kOC II
Women's Linen Handkerchiefs /
Pure Linen Embroidered
corner Handkerchiefs. many ! Or
dainty patterns; hemstitched ~ II
First Floor.
39c Windsor Ties
Good Quality Satin Mes
saline. in navy blue Copen-
hagen. black and red: full 0T
length and width. pointed /HT
First Floor - Neekwe:r
Dept. II
lOc Wash Cloths, Three for
Turknit Wash Cloths.
crochet edges. full size. "A i
Notion Dept. F'r.t Floor. kOC II
SOC Leather Bracelets
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$l.5O Bed Pillows

Large size, filled with \
sterlized curled feath- <h~
ers, covered, with best ! VII |"
A. c. A. stripe and art { IN "y
ticking ........... " ASVV
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Any Article at SOC
$1.5O Blankets, Each at

$1.5O Blankets, Each at
. 5; S2x7s s,o,ze. Size Heavy.weight m
fancy FAM is%Ssss. ss@ssrs s .s;:'.'" gray WIN 1UC
Fourth Floor. wv
Glossilla Fiber Silk, Five Spools
GIossiIln Crochet Fiber -
Soc
First FlOOr-Art Dept
$1.OO Table Covers
36-inch Imported Stenciled ! -
9:e': 9;. covers '.'''':.' assorted col: 5Oc
69c Fancy Satine
s6-inch Fancy satine. for m
ss7s ss:;:s -?s sssS s@;;; as: oUc
Mems Underwear
Mems Chalmers Heavy
Ribbed Cotton Underwear, l -
ecru color: shirts and Hh>
ssavesf; snas af ,,5s e5stsa sa,uss ssss sec. JUG
First Floor.
Mems $1.O0 Hose =,
:: ::
First Floor
Mems 75c Suspenders
Mems Police and Fireman IN
@:ss!:s ssss;ss:'i! feather sa''s cast sstv' 5UC
First Floor.
75c Parlor Games
Choice Of pit" "Rook" or
'F1inch." the popular parlor Hh
Stationery Dept.-First wv
Floor.
Waist Innings
Ready made Waist Innings. ~
correctly made. of good Anb0
quality lawns; all Sizes. QUO
First Floor.
Ribbon Bracelets
filled mountings: good quail AuN
ity grossrain ribbon. JUG
Cuff Link or Scarf Pin Sets
signs, Each set at.
Jewelry Dept.-F1rst Floor.
Collar Button Sets
Mems Gold Filled Park -
roger Collar Button Sets; In~
four n,s1,s in each 6e,sar,r.t set Floor. OV(
Women's $1.OO Cotton Pants
with h1snalwal1nss musiin band ESi'9n and % iaes En-
perfect quality ............. l
First Floor.
Children's Csc Socks
Four Pairs for
we'll ianen anoro rop "eosiea eosK: Brand: i n 60n
assorted colors; sizes to JUC
first Eicoi. ''''''''''''
Women's 4Oc Hose,
Two Pairs for
women's Mercerized Lsle ~
Hose. with mock seam back. A6kA
in black and cordovan; all : .1v0
sizes: perfect quality .....
Pencil Books i
Faber's Pencil Books, ht- A~
e: :::':;y s: ST. :'';;': 5Vc
Cuticura Soap, Three Cakes for
Three full-size cakes Of m
First Floor. aNH
Toilet Water, Half Ounce
coty's Lorigan Toilet m
Water, half ounce bottles. AHN
CTax &c extra.) DUO.
First Floor.
75c Br00ms !
Bamboo-h ndle Four IN
string Corn Straw Brooms; kor
extra select quality Jul
Steel Knives, Sets of Six for
Set of six Hart's Hollow 80
handle Steel Knives. with Ah
::s$s:ss;: :;sSs!:sis:s$ sss;;;S si%s's: good JUG
Basement.
75c Unbleacbed Sheeting
sas.sn1 ae.sSarts5 cd{ton, u s'ea taii % En-
:ss:s 's:::s oUc
First Floor.
Csc Percales, Three Yards for
ss-inch Percales. Light m
sss:s: ss,: ia oUc
First Floor,
Csc Pajania Checks,
Three Yards for
csscH: ss,,nsh !. aHs, White s,o,.1uvea r.,sms m
grade. fe. underwear. QUO
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Children's Umbrellas

ChiIdren's Umbrellas,
good quality fast black
rainproof covers; assort-
ment Of pleasing ham
dies, in natural wood
and ebonine effects. -.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$1.75 Blankets, Pair
Women's BIooners

Women's Black Satine .
Boomers. soft. heayyEA n
quality, full out sizes; Vl h11
heavy elastic; finish: allfs 81 Uv
Sizes -
Third Floor. ~
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Pinafore. Aprons

New Dolly Ward en-
Pinafore Aprons. beauti-
full floral and bird pat
terms; assortedA pretty
colorings; made with
two large pockets and
braid trimming. .......
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
MILDLY Blouses

Girls MILDLY Blouses,
of white Lonsdale jean.
large sailor collar, patch
pocket: full cut sizes
from s. to Is years.....
Third Fl0or@Juvenile
Section.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$l.O()
81 90
! $l.00

Stair Treads, lS for
6x1S Corrugated RUBY
FsEsis51y E.ss;; 10 4 sse saes;' as Sl.UU
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$1.5O Syringes or Water Bottle.

Fountain inges
and Hot-Water Bottles,
superior grade red or
chocolate rubber; war
ranted perfect .......
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Glossilla Fiber Silk, Five Spools

GlOssiIla Crochet Fiber
SILK, assorted ombree shades.
for knitting or crocheting
First FlOOr-Art Dept.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$1.25 Drapery Fabrics

Yard-wide Heavy weight \
Reversible Drapery Fabrics,
have the Appearance Of Il
handsome velour; rich color s.
ings and designs .......... n
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Women's $1.OO Rubbers

Women's Rubbers. good
quality; small sizes only-2k
and 3
First Floor. No Ex-
chanEes.-NO Refunds.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
81 90
zoe Longcloth, Seven Yard.

3S-inch English Long n
cloth, a fine chamois fin
ish grade. .............. ~
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$l.Z5 Window Shades

3xS-ft. Heavyweight Oiled !
Shades. mounted on strong
spring rollers; white, ecru,
medium and dark green;
slight imperfections .......
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Wofnen's Csc Hose,
Three Pairs for
House Dresses

w O m e MS House
Dresses, of good quality
ginghams, in gray ana
white, blue and white
and tan striped effects;
made with separate
belts and large pocket;
sizes ,38 to 46.
Second F1OOr.
Evening star., 1921-02-25

kaynee Brand Wash Toys
and Rompers, all high
grade, guaranteed wash
able fabrics; trimmed with
contrasting colors: sizes
2 to s years.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25

Mems Caps, of fine quail
ity o { h 8 of various
weaves; unlined; fully
taped; new spring shapes.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
98c Crib Blankets

30-40 Size Crib Blankets,
blue, pink and gray, with
blue or pink Jacquard figures
and plaid effects ...........
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Any Article at Csc
soc China or Jap Mattings

Very best grade Plain
White, 116-warp China and
33o-warp Japanese Mattings:
full rolls from which We Will
cut the desired number OF
yards -...........
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
75c Dress Fabrics

3s-inch Dress Fabrics, in ! (,
cluding navy blue storm 4.
serge. new plaids; in lovely p
color combinations, and mo-
hair brilliantine; black and
gray .......
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
$1.30 Flannel

32-inch White Flan-
mel, an extra-f1ne, all
wool quality, for in
fants' wear ...........
First Floor.