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had been unanimous in favor Of con.
drming both nominees.
1n00fsed by Enst Washfr~<~~

A special meeting Of East Washing
ton Citizens Association. the Oldest
0tixens association in the District,
was held last night at the residence
OF Clarence F. Donohoe, s2s East Cap
itol street, to consider the question Of
urging confirmation of Capt. James +.
oyster and Cuno H. Rudolph as Dis
trict Commissioners.
DR.. Charles F. Emmons, president
presided. The association adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved. by the East Washington
Citi1ens' Association. the Oldest citi-
zens' association in the District Of
Columbia, having a record Of more
than half century continuous serv-
ice. That we heartily indorse the at
ton OF President Harding in nominat-
ing Capt. James F. Oyster and Cuno
H. Rudolph for District Commission
ers. and earnestly urge their speedy
confirmation.
Both nominees are representative
citizens Of the District Of Columbia.
having heretofore held positions of
ords evidence their ability to salts
factoriiy serve the citizens Of the
District.
Capt. Oyster a native OF East
Washington. is the first representative
the position Of District Commissioner
He Is thoroughly familiar with the
needs Of East Washington. as well as
other sections Of the District.
"Mr: Rudolph's long residence in the
tified him with the interests Of all
sections Of the District, and his for
mer record AZ Commissioner is suffi-
c,ent to dispel any doubt as to his
fitness"
,C. Howard Buckler and W. Fl. Cross
were appointed committee to pre-
sent the resolution to Senator Dill
Hngham. chairman Of the committee
that conducted the hearing.
Approval in Every Section.
Members of the citizens' associa-
tions in every section of the city
united today in voicing their approval
OF the appointment OF Mr.. Rudolph
and Capt. Oyster.
The expressions OF those who could
be reached today indicated that the
Drivate citizens are as pleased as the
business organizations over the
Presidents seleetions
Federation Of Citizens Associations
from Benning. said:
president Harding could not have
made two better appointments If he
had searched the District from, one
end to another
Prof. Allan Davis. delegate from
the southeast association. said: Both
nominees have an intimate knowledge
Of District affairs and should make
good administrators"
Both men are popular throughout
the city and see no reason why they
should not give the District a satis-
factory administration" said Albert
F. Shoemaker. also delegate to the
federation.
2. J. Ryan and F.. Edward Mitchell,
officers OF the Harding Democratic
Club. were among the many who ask
| ed today to be recorded as supporters
! Of tho nominees.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
NINE RIOTERS SHOT,

ALEXANDRIA,. Egypt. March H.
No one was killed in the demonstra-
tions yesterday against Winston
Spencer Churchill. the new secretary
for the colonies. it was learned today
Nine rioters. however. received bullet
injured by stones. All was quiet today.
First reports said that when the
police fred on a crowd during the
rotng three persons were kiue6
Evening star., 1921-03-14
SERBIA AID TALKS,
Nine. Grouitch to Lecture at Mason
Householder Dates.

series Of lectures will be pre-
scented by well known women at the
Mason house. 1906 Goth street, begin
ming April 4. when Nine Groutch,
wife of the minister Of the Serbs.
Croats and Slovenes. will speak on
the work of the Serbian aid.
Speakers who will deliver addresses
at later dates will be Mrs. George
Barnett. Deaconess Yeo of the House
of Mercy, Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins and Miss Ruth
White.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
ANARCHIST CONFESSES
HE MURDERED PREMIER
Young Man of 20, Held by Police
in Spain, Gives Name Of His
Accomplice in Crime.

MADRID. March 14-Pedro Mateo,
q twenty y-three-year-old anarchist ar
rested today on suspicion OF having
been one of the murderers of Premier
Dato, confessed to the crime when
taken before a Judge.
He stated that he was an occupant
Of the side car from which the pre-
mier was shot last Tuesday night. and
that he fired two shots. Mateo gave
the name of his accomplice as Ramon
Casanova, who is being sought by the
police.
He warned the police to beware of
Casanova. who, he asserted, had a
camera filled with explosives.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
CHILD HURT IN BLAST,
Gasoline Tank Explodes When
Motor Cycle and Auto Collide.

A collision between the automobile
Of Robert w. Booth. All 18th street
northeast. and the motor cycle Of James
R. Fairfax. 1919 2Sth street. occurred
near 22d and l. streets last night An
explosion Of gasoline in the tank Of the
motor cycle followed. and Margaret
Booth. two years old, received injuries
to her face. Her father took her to
Columbia Hospital
Mamie Wasserman, seven years old,
901 H street southwest, was struck by
an automobile on F street between 9th
and 10th streets last night and injured
about her head, face and mouth. She
was given first aid at Emergency Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
BANQUET DATE CHOSEN,
testdv1ty Of College women's Club
Fixed for April 2.

The annual banquet OF the College
Women's Club will be held at
Rauschers April 2. it was announced
today BY Miss Karoline Klager. chair
man OF the committee on arrange
HSentA
ChAirmen of subcommittees to ar.
range for tho affair are: Mrs. John
EArl Walker. menu; Mrs. Joseph C.
Ztrtle. ushers; Mrx A. A. steele.
pdnttnG: Ma w. II. Heron. seating
@0 Alios Matthews and Miss Ruth
AcG0wAn. decorations. and Mrs. Fred
ertck e. harrington, music.
Evening star., 1921-03-14

Col. William H. Haskell, recently
returned from the near east, where he
organized extensive relief activities
and institutions in the Caucasus dur
ing the period from the signing of
the armistice until last August, will
address a meeting Wednesday night
at s o'clock, in Memorial Continental
Hall. held in the interest of near east
relief.
Col Haskell is now in this city, on
active duty at the War Department.
Col. Haskell was attached in the near
east as the representative of the
United States, and had charge of the
work of relief units.
The meeting will be open to the
public, with no admission charge.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
FLOWING RECORD MADE.
Farmers Of Frostburg Section Had
Finished Work in February.
Disnatch to The Star.

Special Dlsp6tch 70 The otaf.
FROSTBURG, Md, March 1.-THE
farmers of this section finished nearly
ali their spring plowing in February.
and some of the oldest settlers say
that it was the first time in their
knowledge that any piowinS could be
done in February.
Robins have been here already for
several weeks, and tive weeks ago
hyacirths were seen pecping through
the soil Several varieties of trees
have started TO bud and may be OBJ
served by tourists passing along this
National pike.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
GERMANS PROTEST
IN NOTE T0LEAGUE
Appeal Against Penalties
Being Enforced For Not
Fulfilling Obligation.
Ry sbe Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE govern
mont has addressed note to the sec
retariat Of the league Of nations. pro-
testing against the penalties being en-
forced BY the entente for Germany's
non -fulfiliment Of the reparation obli-
cations.
~ css,e to The star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1891.
BERLIN. March 14.--Gernany at
present 10 seine through the most
critical political period since the days
lest the war. Between what Is going
on in the Ruhr district as the result
Of the allied occupation and what may
happen when the plebiscite Is taken in
Upper Sii0sia the government feels
that it Is In danger on all sides.
With the situation as critical as 1t
possibly un be. the leaders OF the
various political parties have not only
failed to reach an agreement by which
|khu government would be strengthen
ed. but are attacking each other more
bitterly than ever before. The united
front" against the allies indemnity
demands has received . vast amount
Of pubiicity throughout Germany. but
it Is . political myth in which NO one
has faith any longer.
Prediction - to what will happen in
2ileSia ATE very vague a. = rule even
when coming from strongly patriotic
German souroo3 Tue writer has not
heard . SaAHls German declare with
any certainty thaA Ahe plebiscite will
be In Germanys favor.
Prom the 0fl1ctA1 German point Of
vi0w te 10 essential for Germany to
retain possession Of siiesia. for with
out that Ana the Ruhr district it will
b impossible for her to satisfy the
Paris Indemnity demands.
DeGfA to Dissstve Gsa1as.
y, sAe Associated Press.
BERLIN. March 1.-THE federal
ceunoil today adopted the govern.
mant draft law providing for the
definite dissolution of all German
civilian guards and self-defense or
Eani1ations. BAvaria's seven votes
were the only ones cast in opposition
70 the measure. This threatens to
bring to q head the long expected
clash between the central govern
raent and Bavaria. which stubbornly
opposes the breaking up of the power.
ful system Of Einwoh nerwehr and
local committees formed to maintain
law and order.
The BAvaftan government has de-
clAfed that the measure Is not de-
lnanded BY reasons Of foreign rela.
tions and that its enforcement will
seriously threaten internal unity.
The representative Of Bavaria claimed
that neither the Versailles treaty nor
the Spa agreement obligates Germany
to dissolve her self-defense organi-
y8dons.
Evening star., 1921-03-14
WILL ANSWER SIR PHILIP.

Rev. John F. X. Murphy. s. J..
GEORGETOWN University. will speak to-
morrow night at National Catholic
Community House. 60l e street north
west. He will reply to . recent ice.
&uro bY Sie Philip Gibbs
Evening star., 1921-03-14
FRANCE ADVANCES CLOCKS.

PARIS. March 14.-France will enter
upon samIncr time at midnight to-
night, when the clocks will be ad-
vanoed one hour until October 16s
Evening star., 1921-03-14
Iuspects Whit. Hons. C,o,,s.

After dinner at the White House Mr..
Harding took advantage OF his first
rea! opportunity to get acquainted
with the White House grounds. to
inspect personally the beauties con-
tanned within the eighteen acres
which so to make up what might be
termed the White House back ward.
He walked all over tho rear grounds.
stopping many times to admire bud
ding plants and trees and bushes.
Later he and Mrs. Harding motored
through Rock Creek Park and into
Maryland.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Women's and Misses Ready.to.
Wear Greatly Reduced for Friday

Women's and Misses' IS and
$79.7s Coats, with full or
self collars. Friday only,
$3.50.
Women's SIS. $3.50 and
$z9.55 Dresses, of Poiret
twill, tricotine and Canton
crepe. Odds and ends of
better grades. Friday
only, $3.50.
Fur Staffs and chokers,
for Misses And Women,
Red Fox Searfs. White
Iceland Fox Scarfs, Taupc
Wolf Scaffs. Squirrel
Chokers and Fitch Opos.
sum Chokefs. Friday
only at $40.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Art NeedIeWork

7oc Stamped GownA. all made
up in flesh color, two pretty de-
signs for white work: 100 in the
lot. Friday Rn~
only, wv
Stamped Articles. odds and
ends, consisting OF scarfs, cen
ters, lunch sets. dresses, ETC.;
1000 pieces In the lot. Values
39c to S5c. Friday 1I~
only. SoS
$50 Bungalow Dresses, odds
and ends. stamped, in blue only.
All made up; % in the lot. zOc
Friday only. ~
5-piece Tea and Bridge Sets,
stamped in two simple designs
for colored French knot work;
consisting of one cloth and
four napkins. Friday only, EOc
Palais Royal-Hain rlesf.
Evening star., 1921-12-01

Women's and Misses $50
and $3.50 Cloth Coats, of
5 Bolivia and Normandy
cloth, with fur collars.
Friday only, S33.ss.
Women's and Misses Tai
lored Suits, only 50 gar
r1ents, plain or fur trim
med. Former prices. $40,
( S5. $50, $65 and $50.
Friday only, $ss.So.
Women's SO and a1.5o
PrnteIIa Plaid Skirts,
side box and inverted
{ pleats, in brown. blue and
: black color combinations.
Sizes to 50 waist. Friday
= only, e7Se.
falsiS Asvsl-Third Tissr.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Toilets

Toilets
3-piece Toilet Sets, consisting
of Mirror, Hair Brush and
Dressing Comb. in box. Regu-
larly $5. Friday only, &.Ss.
3-piece Toilet Sets, consisting
of Hair Brush. bonnet shape
long handled Mirror and Dress
ing Comb, in handsome lined
box. Regularly $l2. Friday
only, $1e.00.
5-piece Manicure Sets, in lined
boxes. Regularly $3.50. Friday
only, Sis.
1siais 1sysl-1lsiA Tisss.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
COrsetS at 08c

NOISClS a. 1ON
Last of higher priced lots-tor
full, .aysrsge and slendefs hg.
uress Sizes fo to s. in pink
md *kitt eousii; elastic top or
low bust.
I..lss. Sse.--a.rs.in 1.ssmeat.
$l.OO Suits, 79c
Juveniles'-sizes 6 to II years
-Fleeee-lined Union Suits, high
neck, long sleeves, ankle length,
drop seat.
Irldsz e 7ee.-1s.Fsi. 1essmsak.
Umbrellas, $1.9S
Women's American Taffets
(Cotton) Umbrellas, with ivory
like bakalite ring handles.
Irday, G:ee.-1aHsla 1s.stAsnt.
Domestics, II Yard
B-inch Crepes, Nainsook In
colors, Psrcaies, Dress Cling.
hams, White Dimity, Loagcloth,
Nainsook and Heavy, Un.
bleached Sheetink. !.
IsiAay. yas.. l5s.-shssgsaa 1assnspA
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Furniture at Friday

Prices i =
S1.7B Bel Pillows. filled with all
new feathers. blue ana e 70
white ticking %A'S>
e95 AfMchair. Of solid mahoE-
any, dull finish, Queen.
Anne style. cane seat OK oS
and back %AS'oS
Gate leg or Breakfast Table,
solid mahogany top.
with drawer, dull nm EIo or
fsh. 16 in stock VASs>o
- All.metal Smoking
stand, mahogany finish e M
Ss Costumers, mahogany finish,
square design, metal coat g %
hangers-
20 PAone Stands, dull mahogany
finish and fumed oak, q or
made strong. with stool WV
Rocker, with arms and saddle
seat Mahogany IN. ER m
ish.- v
Drop.side Couch Bed. all.metAl
frame. Rome Link spring, q on
size 4sx72- ~>o
- Ped estal,. with round
top. dull mahogany I'm sos
ish-
Palais Royal-Feurth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Stationery

= Pretty Gift Box Stationery, in
;:s,aahite or tints, ribbon tied. Fri
day only, 45c.
p, School Bags, strongly made
with strap over shoulder. At
sc.
Ysisls 1aysl-lgAin I1osf.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Tell Wonderful Money,Sauing Christmas Story-Reo
Jevv;ely

FRIDAY SPECIALS
: FOR ONE DAY ONLY
cABque Conibs-Sap-
phire, Ruby and Emerald;
has three rows of stones.
$z.69
CAsque Combs-Sap-
phire and Emerald; has
: two rows of first quality
stones. $liS
Spanish Combs with
combination hand-cafving
and emerald or ruby
stones; also bow knot
shape in sapphire or ruby;
crystal 6ve-prong pins
with sapphire. A.9S
, Earrings, sample pieces;
mostly one piece of a
kind;' amber and wine
colored drops, with green
gold trimmings; antique
gold hoops set with sap
phire and jade; double
jade hoops; about fifty
styles and colors. Pair, 81
Bar Pins, Of heavy Ster-
ling, with safety catch;
h an d -engfaved and
pierced work. Sl.T
.,Necklaces-Real Vege-
!; table Ivory Necklaces, "a
inches long, plain beads,
Lingerie Clasps, 10
karat; plain or fancy. &C
Lingerie Clasps, heavy
Sterling enamel, in pink,
blue OF white. o1.zS
Dofine Powder Boxes,
In pink. blue and purple
enamel, with puff and mir
rof. sc
Misses' Vanity Cases, in
bright or hammered silver,
fitted with mirror. coin
holders and powder puff;
has long link chain. no
HAis flssr.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
In Linings
36-inoh Foundation Silks
At 35c Yard

This silk and cotton fabric is
shown In every conceivable
color. with: plenty Of black and
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Sweaters at $3. 9.

sweaters AZ 1919
Regularly $500. y Btsek Tux
edo wool sweaters, with brushed
wool collar.
TsidAy ~, Sssk-Tldrd Ylsss.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
- IN ~
SilverWare

rNlOnI
casseEoles. with real
. Pyrex Innings aud GSnt
. tops, ebony haadtAti'
pierced frame with fest. ~
Pie Bakers, Pyrex, 'lii-
ing; pierced frame with
feet and ebofiylhandss.
child's Set, including
Knife, Fork and SpooR,
guaranteed for 10 years.
$t-5s
Salt Spoons, Sterling
silver; 6 In boz. PiaN':
patterns. Set SIN,
xaaa flsoe> -
Evening star., 1921-12-01
ST Hose. z9t

81 Hose, 79t.
iWomen's, WITH long. silk
. boots and reinforced feet.
Sizes 81a to 10, in cordovan,
and black.
IsiAaz. yee.-Ia.gain Dassnsnt.
Aprons at 7Zc
:, Women's Enyeloping Bunga-
low Aprons, Of Rfsh-eount Per-
Gale. with belt and pocket.
...a.Z. - e.ea....
Aprons at 49c
The famous Polly Prim"--of
better washematesi1ls, in. plaids,
checks. stripes and figures;
finished with belt and pocket.
Some trimmed with rickraek
braid.
s.!e.z: ..e::7ssss.!s s..:sa.:
Dress Goods zc se :. ...y,,,y,.
/. lGinghams, Percales, Tick
ings, unbleached Muslins. Mill
endysSt q nominal price.
1ri6aH "a ysSe.e-0astala. 1assneDt
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a &rtat Gtttsttnas 6tore
100 Wonderful Friday /
KerIchiiefs

ACICulCIS
NINE SPECIALS FOR
FRIDAY ONLY
Women's &c Pure Linen
H q n 4 K ef b iefs, hem
stitched with H-ihch hem.
At lSc
Women's 25c Shamrock
Lawn Hen,stifched Hand
kerchiefs, with hand-em-
broidered initial. At 6 for
tl.0o
Wemen's &c Venice
Lace-edse handkerchief,
with linen cehters. At 4
for $LW
Misses' Sheer Lawn
Han d dkerc h Jeff, hem.
stitched, with embroidery
biuebird designs In eor-
ner. Assorted patterns
to each box. Box Of 6 for
$l.ee
Meh's 79c Pure Linen
Hand TX ere hiefs, hem
stitched with N-inch hem;
sheer quality. At 4 for
$lN
Mems Pure Linen Hand.
kerchi efs, hemstitehed
with "a and n inch hem:
sheer and cambria quail
ity. At, each, &c
Mems Novelty Hand.
kerchiefs, in a variety of
patterns and eolors. At,
each, &c
Boys Sheer Lawn
Handkerchief, in white
and fast woven borders.
AT 6 for &c
children's Co1ored Ber.
der Handkerchief, in fast
woven borders pink, blue
and lavender. At, dozen.
Sc
paiais Asysl-Hais TlSsr.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Dolls
FRIDAY SPECIALS

Dolls' Pretty Dresses-
In pink, blue, white with
dark stripes, some made
sailor STYLE. Some with
= bonnets and others with
straw hats. Regularly,
$l.@.. Friday only, a5s.
Dressed Do11IWith
pretty n ace.tfiin III m { d
dresses with bonnets to
match. Others have on
pretty hats. Regularly
$685. Friday only sl!'''
J.. M s,sSr. So
81 ~
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Underwear, 3 for 8l.5O

Underwear, z for $3.50
Childfens fieeced suits, long
sleeve, ankle length, 2 to 10
years. Also sleeping garments,
long sleeve, ankle length, drop
stitch, with feet. Ages to s
years. Regularly 81.
Union Suits, $l.5o
Boys. Regularly $l.o5 Carter
: Cray Wool Mixed Suits, iopg
sleeves; ankle length. 4 to 10
years.
Underwear, 2 for SOC
Chiidren's. Regularly Soc and
Sc Fleece-lined Vests, long
sleeves, ankle pants to match,
in white and gray. Mostly all
sizes, 2 to 16 years.
Boys underwent, 81.
Mixed hssp'4S Athena veWfss. IN i&i
sleeves, ankle drayssto match:
= I'M e . ssss' xsafSii fsSii,,.,ss,s ,,,..
'rhioA Suits;;$1.4e !,
~Re sahrly si.se IS, 500,
WomenS broken assot6ent gf,
union Suitsst AeeesH3Sa and
rnediuN weight, 6 neck,
ssnNe and knee 1aM6s. RichtH
lieu and other good makes.
80 55ii 81 ) n
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Marquisette Curtains
af $1Sy Pair

1000 pairs, in white, with wide
hemstitched borders and trim
med with various styles of
Henkle Cluny lace edges. Six
different patterns to choose
from, and you will at once rec
osnize that they are a great
bargain. A real 2.25 and $3.50
value.
Fn6ay only. Sis pair.-ssesnd Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Juveniles Coats
Friday, $9.75

For girls IA to 20 years
fashionable winter coats
in browns, tan, oxford and
heather mixtures. Chic
pockets and belts, silk
braidtrimming.
Friday. $s.sS.-Aafsain Base
Evening star., 1921-12-01

,17-piece Tea Set. thin q 90
china, gold band. Set. %Os>o
Hand-painted Decorated 10.
Plates, pretty patterns. ~
Oval Bakers, brown, white a.
lined, heatproof. S
Stone Ramekin sets, blue 10.
band style. At. set. NV
Cut Glass Sugar and Cream ooc
clear crystal. Set wv
Cut Glass Comport, tall. Oer
footed style. At NV
PalAis nsysl-fSurth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Duvetyn Bags, $3.o5

Regularly $3.50. Made Of good
duality duvetyn. in black. navy,
brown and beaver. All are silk
lined and fitted with purse and
mirror. Some with center COM
partment.
Friday enlx. 3a,AS.-Nsia Flsr.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Ribbons

Ribbons
Satin fSlfetn. fancy strfpea extra
heavy quality Is "a 4 inches xids. FOR
faass ssy,. sssss ssis. s' Sr..s.e. e.y a. ifss
ana dark grounds, Roman stflpes,, stu
sN TO ) Inches vide, for fancy Bags
'aP.sasss F'ss.ss sss sss ass IS. ' 'iss ss III
RIn1 sss s!a ssSs ss. only. snS sl.as s: :s
ground. saflns and fancy stripes, 5M to
inches wide. All. colprs and combinations.
Friday only. yard, 6Bc.
1alAtn 3eySl-xnia. HntR. :, =,
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Notions

SsiitAry ADroAb. with net top. medium
R I'm III Sisksie. es.a lace ace trimmed. assortsd
colors, Friday, yard. 7Sc. .s..,..
Kisi.eFfs 'AsS.eIel1. AissSs. assorted,
coi6s Frt4aS eacf, bSHte sec.
i.y satis. FFiSay. pSir. !. w. !.
En1sstdsry SCISSORS. malk tires. jsupet
rior quality. Friday, .1fce' =
SRFtnG ,TADe Measure assorted ColorS
for work baskets. Friday. 31c.
IsIaib xtyAlr1Ata Teer. : .H.-'
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Bloon,ers, 8 Pairs, SOC

Women's and Juveniles Flesh
a4Coier Jerssys Knit Bloomers,
: with elastic bands. All sizes.
W 4sitsy, , pairs, Soo.-1srsain Base
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Mems Bathrobes, S4.05

Only 50. of good. heavy Terry
cloth and blankets. Well made,
with cord at neck and waist.
Friday only. S4.96.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Kirnonos at $1.%

Baby DlankothD
MIL eeeOoas
1ee EasA
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Scrim and Net Curtains

at S5c Pair
Plain heinstitched borders, in
white or ecru shades.
Gauntlet Gloves
at $2.95 Pair
Glace Kid Gloves in the pop
ulx strap wrist and slip-on
styles. Tan, brown, mode, gray,
black and white. Regularly 81
and $5.
Friday snly, $a.s6 pair.-Eain Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Aprons at SOC

Aprons at SOC
Why pay Soc for Gingham
Aprons trimmed with rickraek
hcasd, * So -
..YriSay .. sse.-1..r.,n 1..snsas.
Sports Hose, 45c
Women's, in heather mix
lures, with reinforced feet.
Sizes 81 to 10.
Friday only at 46o.-DafEai8 Base.
soc Hose, SOC
Women's Wool Mixed Black
Hose: reinforced. 8N to 10.
fddsy only at Seo.-Bargaia Base.
Boomers at 3oc
Misses and Women's Flan-
nelette Bloomers in pretty COL
ored stripes.
IttAay, Seo.-1atsaia 1asemsat.
Girls Hose, SOC
: Wool mixed heather mixtures
reinforced feet: 6 to 9H.
rfilay ct ~ yeir.-Dassetn 1sseaaAt
Evening star., 1921-12-01

Petticoats, $3.50
Made Of. heavy Jersey cloth,
dsep Aounce of sateen. Black
Xiisy ss,,, Sl.So.-rhira fioer.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Overcoats
Mems and Young Mems
Sl9.45

A marvellous clearance
economy special. The bal
ance of our last seasons
overcoats that formerly
were priced $50 10 $40 and
are good values now at
SIS to $50. Fabrics COM
prise all-wool and wooden
Cheviots and Meltons.
Models: listers, Ulster
cites, Chesterhelds and
form-ftting styles. Sizes
and quantities as follows:
2 Q I O. 9 2 S.
-
80 81 35 sc 81 SO 80 40
All sales final. Friday only,
$le.46.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
ONYX Hose, z Pairs, 81

OnyX nose, q F0lfS, $l
Regularly 5oc and 75c. Fiber
Sflk, scanned back, in black,
wAite, brown, gray; plain and
ss.sst st,sss. .ss. !. ~ 5ss!p psI.essi sSs.,a r,s.n
Ca,iIdren's Leggins, 81
Regularly $50 and $i5s.
paats iesEins, Jersey, white and
black. Sizes up to S years. Also
CorSsroy Velvet Lesgins, knee
ienkth in black, white and blue.
NSSss!y Ssa Ill Il! sizes a.: e, e tYs;a YEARS.
Nikhtgowlss, CSC
eiotn. Dainty styles. Sizes to
%. .Aiso some chemise, sizes
&sSia sss,. sse-1Aiss i,esf.
Petticoats, $3.77
Special rack, including styles
IN satin, .taffeta and silk Jer-
sey, lovely models, tailored and
tFsssissssd,; ssss.a :s',: d,;s.7..-rA,.s Floor.
petticoats, SOC
Chiidren's. OF Daisy cloth or
hanheiette, with or without
ssdN plain or scalleR POTION.
Y6isy taiy. bes.1-T1ifdA:YnA -
Peticoats, SOC.
Small assortment Of Knit or
FlaAneiette Petticoats, In all
the practical coiors. Full sizes.
tselsy only. Soo-Ihifd Floer
Petticoats, $3.50
Made Of. heavy Jersey cloth,
deep aounce OF sateen. Black
Mli.s .s,,. ;l.se.-rhira Floor.
Children's Garments, 81
Odds and ends of dresses,
Middies. MILDLY Skirts, Hats,
uadssxssssss u. .s ssss and kim0n''' VAL
Es.isx sslz, -sLoe.-NiEa llssr.
Union Suits, SOC
Regularly 81 and SIPS. Kayser
Ribbed Suits, low neck, sleeve
less, ankle length, in white and
pink Regular and extra sizes.
Also Athena suits, low neck,
tight knee and umbrella style.
Closed suits in white and pink.
Good assortment of sizes.
Friday saly. Soo.-Haia fIsef.
Evening star., 1921-12-01
Girls Hose, SOC

: Wool mixed heather mixtures
reinforced feet: 6 to 9X.
friday ct ~ yeie.-8aE9atn 1as9AAAt.