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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
Veteran Republicans Visit Moscow

B. j. Jones and E. A. Mcclellan, two
veteran republican partisans in the
Cove district in northern Latah coun-
ty. were in Moscow Thursday after
noon on business and incidentally
talking politics. They report the crop
conditions better in northern Latah
than in the Moscow district.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
COLUMBUS DAY PLAY
TO Be GIVEN At SCHOOL
Brief Exercises Also Planned at
Central High-CelebratioA
in Baltimore.

columbus day" will be observed n
Washington tonight with the presenfa-
tion of three-act play named Tor
the discoverer Of America. IN Central
High School auditorium. In conjunction
with the play. brief exercises will be
held. consisting of a reading by Fred
erick Stephens and an address by Miss
Cecil &. Norton. general director OF
the community center department.
The play is being presented to the
public by The National Dramatic Guild
Of the National Council of Catholic Men
in conjunction with the community
center department Of the public schools
The title role. Columbus, will be
played by Joseph Anthony Atchison-
Other principals in the cast will be
Madelyne O'Brien and Teresa CroS-
son. formerly with the Garrick Play
erS.
Others who will take part are Miss
Helen Mullane. Joseph T. Fitzgerald.
john Spreckelmyer. Hugh Hutchinson,
Frederick Roy. Edgar H. Lake. Philip
O,Connor, John Burke Walsh, Richard
T. Walsh. Edward 3. O'Brien. Francis
A. Mccoy, Leo Glorious and John
Gallagher. The public is invited to
attend the exercises.
Several members Of the Italian dipio
matte corps here are in Baltimore par
ticipating in exercises being held at
the base of Columbus monument. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Gov. Ritchie
of Maryland and Mayor Broening OF
Baltimore. The exercises were pre-
ceded by a parade through the pfin-
cipai streets of the city.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
HOUSEWARES
Remnant Priced

200 Cans Sunbrite Securing
Cleanser. Special. Sc can.
500 Rolls Fine Soft Toilet Tis-
sue. 1000 sheets each. Special.
n des.
1s Aluminium 1H-qt. Tipped
Saucepans. Zoe each. were 40e.
IS Aluminium 3-Qt. Tipped
Saucepan ns. 35c eachs were Csc.
IL White Enameled Bath Tub
Seats. Special. 1se zach.
IL Good Quality Bath Sprays.
Special. :Se each.
6 Home Comfort Bread and
s Empress Electric Irons,
element warranted for one year.
Special. Ass each.
6 32-oz. Cans Wizard Paste
Wax. o6e can, were 3l.5A
, Metal Case Fireless Cookers.
single compartment, complete
with aluminium utensils and
radiators. Special. H10L5H each.
Following Housewares, slightly
damaged or shopworn-
Wizard Dustless Mops. tri-
angle shape. 75e eaehi were u "a.
4 Wizard Floor Waxers, with
- pound paste wax. 41S5 eaeA;
Metal Got. Ice Cream
Freezers. G6e each, were 41.SA
White Enameled Wash Stand.
S7.90. was $14A
White Kitchen Table. with
25x4o porcelain top. 11S.7S, was
i WOOD Kitchen Table. ssx4a-
inch size. &xS6, was 4a.0o.
Herrick Refrigerator, 3-door
type. 10o-lb. ice capacity. 4Sa7bs
Was S66.oo.
Herriek Refrigerator. 3-door
type, 115-1b. ice capacity, >S41.6o,
was S0o.00.
Housewares Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Misses Dresses

Canton Crepe Frocks. in
navy, brown. black. rust and
periwinkle; sizes II to Is. s1S
each, were &3o.D0 and up.
Z Beaded Canton Dresses, TWO
original French imports Includ-
ed. S2e.SO eaeAs were eSo.S0.
1 Imported Silver-stfiped Rose
Taffeta Dance Frock. original
French import. Greatly under.
priced. S3o.6o.
Canton Dresses. also ono
Brown Roshanara: sisea -. 16.
S1e.7B eseh, were 32S to $3.50.
Likht-colored Canton Crepe
and Qeorgette Dresses: sizes IA,
1s, lS. S1o.7B eaehs wefe rs and
Wool Jersey P. T. Suits. s1s
Heavy Linen P. T. Suits. one
and two piece models. in pink.
rose, yellow. blue and orchid.
Sizes Il to 1s. S3.75 eaehs were
yerY much higher priced.
1 Green Changeable Taneta
Dance Frock. size Is. Reduced
Orchid Tweed Suits. smart
box coat models: size "a: crepe
lined. Very low priced. $S7S
Tan Poiret Twill Coat. size
IA. SzSt was $50.
M,sses' Apparel seetion-Third door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
THREE-EAR RELIGIOUS
. COURSE TO Be OPENED
Y. NJ. C. A. to Start instruction ct
Calvary Baptist Church
( November 6.

A three-year course in religious edn-
cation will be inaugurated by the
y N G. A November s at the Call
wary Baptist Church. Sth and H
streets northwest. Included among
the studies are the following:
First year-Life of Paul. life of
church history and comparative re-
ligion. Second year Psychology.
Biblical Interpretation. history, Peda-
gogy and later church history. Third
year-History OF missions. Apocry-
phaf literature, doctrines. social
ethics. Biblical interpretations (New
TestamenO. fundamentals of Christi
sr1fty. music church and Sunday
school officers.
Special lectures will be given by
Rev William S. Abernethy. pastor.
calvary Baptist Church: Canon De
Sries of the Episcopal diocese OF
Washington. Rev. Charles E. Fuftz.
pastor. Memorial United Brethren
Church: Rev. Henry H. Ranck. pastor.
Grace Reformed Church: Rev. Herbert
F. Randolph, pastor. Foundry Metho-
dist Episcopal Church; Rev. Charles
F. Steck pastor. Epiphany Lutheran
Church. and Rev. Charles Wood. pas-
tor, Church of the Covenant
The faculty includes Rev. A. F. An
derson, assistant pastor. Calvary Bap-
list Church; Rev. James d. Ruhrer.
pastor. First Reformed Church: Mi
c;liael Carroll director. Archaeological
destitute of America: Frank Wilbur
Collier. professor of ph hilosophy at the
American University: Homer ]. Coun-
cilor. dean. School of Religious Edu-
cation; Maud E Cunlmins. former in
structor at Carlisle Indian School and
at Emerson College: Rev. George NJ
Diffenderfer. pastor. Memorial Luther
an Church: George S. Duncan, profess
sor. biblical literature at American
University: K Hilton Jackson, mod
orator. CoNmbia Association Of Bap-
tist Churches; Elizabeth A. Hummer.
teacher of psychology, Wilson Normal
School: Henry +. Lut1. lecturer at
-4rncr crican University: Rev. George A.
Miller. pastor. Ninth Street Chris
tian Church: William Carl Ruediger.
dean of teachers college at George
W Washington University: William J:
Seelye. for twenty years professor OF
Greek n the College of Wooster. and
Rev James H Taylor. pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
White and Gold
: Decorated
Porcelain
SPECIAL
TOMORROW

Covered Dishes. Sc eaeA.
6 Sauce Boats. 30e eaeA.
Pickle or Olive Dishes, 25e ea.
sDozen Soup Plates. >1.0 aosen.
Dozen Pie Plates, sc dseen.
4 Covered Butter Plates. CSC 81.
Also these =,
Dozen Border DeeorAted Din
aer Plates, lie eaeAs were ese.
"a French China Dinner Plates,
9e eaeh, were @1.SS.
14s-ptsee Porcelain Dinner Set
Special, %$11.7A
was sc.
% Porcelain Breakfast Plates
lie eaehs were &c.
Decorated Porcelain Tea
Pots Sis eaehp were $1.so'
4 Covered Butter Dishes. &1.2S
eaeAs were S&@
,Ghana Section, FIFTH hocf.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Women s
Knit Underwear

20 Fleeced Vests. fine ribbed;
high neck. long sleeves. Sizes 6,
z. s and 9. Soiled. 6Oc each, were
Is Combination Suits, fine rib
bed. wool and cotton mixed. High
neck, elbow sleeves. ankle length.
Si.e 5. - eachs were %.
II pairs Tights fine ribbed cot.
ton. Knee or ankle length. Sizes
4 and S. Slightly mussed. - pair,
were -.
Is Cotton Vests. high or Dutch
neck. with elbow sleeves: high
necks with long sleeves. Sizes
z and 8. Slightly soiled. SSc each,
were Sl.15.
100 Abdominal Bands, wool and
cotton mixed. White or natural.
Sises to s. Soc eachs were 7Sc.
Knit Underwear Section, Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
BLOUSES
Reduced to 81

20 Tailored Organdy Blouses;
tucked fronts and Peter Pan COL
lars. Blue and orchid. Sizes 81
to 20. Were much more.
10 Batiste Blouses, tailored
styles. Sizes "a. 36 and SO. Great-
ly reduced to sSc each.
s Silk Blouses, tailored STYLES
Of white crepe de chine or pom
gee. Sizes 81 to ~. 1886 each,
were &S.s5 and $6.s5.
Wash Net Biouses. Sizes "a,
36. 50 and ~. $3.00 each, were
9e..5.
4 Tailored Pongee Blouses. Sizes
3S. &3.oS eacAs Were $3.50.
Gfngham Overblouses. GZ05
eacAb were &S.5S.
I Check Silk Blouses. Sizes So,
90. ~ and 46. 1855 each, were
15.75.
s Colored Stripe Muslin Blouses.
Sizes 36, 3S. 40 and A. u each,
were SI.06.
Blouse Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Girls Apparel
-
Way Under Price

SO Middies. white jean with
navy serge collar and GUNS.
Sizes 10. IL, Is. 1S. 20 years
Sl.oS eachs were ..
Is White Cambria Gowns, lace
and embroidery trimmed; sizes
8, 10. IL. Is years Special. SSc
each.
as Combinations. Of fine long
cloth, lace trimmed: sizes 8. 10.
Il; popular knicker style. Spe-
cial, 55c each.
juniors Silvertone Polaire
Cloth Coat, satin lined. scarf col
lar, in copen blue: size ID. Great
ly reduced to $3.50.
1 Juniors Coat, in fuchsia
color chinchilla: size Is. Great
ly reduced to S12.60.
1 Juniors Coat in fine orchid
tweed, silk lined; size Is. Great
ly reduced to $125O.
Girls section-Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Women s Hosiery
g pair
If perfect would Be s.
and 81

20 dozen pairs Women's Pure
Silk Hose, all the better quality
silks; some plain. others with
openwork or hand-embroidered
clocks. African brown, Russia
tan, white some few have
slight weave irregularities.
Sizes 81 to 10.
1e0 pairs Women's Silk Hose.
golden brown and rust brown.
Uneven weave; In sizes 8h, 9,
81. o1.60 pair; were $3.50.
1S pairs Silk and Wool Sports
Hose with hand embroidered silk
clox, in green mixtures. - pair;
were -.
II pairs Gray and Taupe Striped
Woolen Sports Hose. S1.be pair,
were ..
so pairs women's outsize Silk
finished LisIe Hose. in Russia
tan; sizes az; 10, 1oh. CSC pair,
were S1.26.
women's Hosier, Section, FIRST door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Childrens
Hosiery

q dozen pairs Chiidren's
Three-quarter Roll-top CASH
mere Hose, in green, navy and
brown mixed; sizes 61s to 9z.
sec pair, were s..
II pairs Children's Ribbed
Cotton Hose, in brown and
black; size s. 3 pairs for SEC;
were Sc pair.
II pairs Children's Pure Silk
Socks, with fancy tops; soiled;
sizes 6, 6K, g., 81, 9, 9H. Re-
duced to SEC pair.
18 pairs .Children's Black
English Ribbed Three-qaurter
Hose, sizes T. 7H. 3sc pair;
Children's Hosiery Section - Fourth
uuO1s =
Evening star., 1922-10-12
ChiLdrenS
Knit Underwear

g pairs Boys Merino Draw
ers, ankle length; size. 26, q,
so, 81. Slightly soiled. 81 pair;
were higher priced.
II pairs Boys Wool and Cot
ton Drawers, ankle length; size
%; slightly soiled. 75c pair;
were $lA5.
l3 pairs Children's Wool and
Cotton Pants, ankle length;
sizes to fit children 10 to IL
years; slightly soiled. 81 pair:
were much higher priced. =
IL Children's Wool and Cot
ton Combination Suits, high
neck, long sleeves, ankle length.
To fit children 10, II, ID and is.
s. suit; were Sz.4S to $50.
children's Knit Underwear Section
Fourth Aoer. -.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Silk Underwear

80 Flesh Suk Cam!soles. with
hlet lace and ribbon straps. Sises
3S and 80. Reduced to 3sc each.
:. 8 Satin Tailored Camisoles, in
black and navy. Sizes 36 to a..
05e each, were 4150.
Navy Blue Satin Princess
Slips, camiscie tops. Sizes Sc.
SS, 20. 42. 1856 enehs were -.
Pink Satin Princess Slips.
camisole tops. Sizes SO. IS, &C,
~. Reduced to 1855 each.
Envelope Chemise Of radium
and brocaded satin. camisole
style: prettily hemstitched or
with inse;s Of filet. Sizes IS to a.
$2.9S eachs were Is and %.
Silk Underwear Section, Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Children s
Play Frocks
Csc: tUere 75c

20 little play frocks of pink
or blue checked pereales with
white madras waist. Sizes 2, 3,
and 4 years.
L. Flannel Skirts for children.
Made with muslin waists and fin-
ished with hemstitched hem. @1.45
each, were 50.
Children's Coats. OF crepe de
chine. taffeta or organdy. in pink.
blue. orchid or apricot Hand
smocked and trimmed with lace
or organdy At collars. o1.6o each,
were $T0 and more.
II Children's Sweaters: all wool,
In pink, blue or wine color. Belt
ed and with roll collars. S1.15
eaeht were ais and moro.
Infants Section. FoutA door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
KIMONOS

II Cotton Crepe and Charmeu-
sette Kimonos. In breakfast coat
and kimono styles, with roll col
lar and cuffs, or collarless and
finished with dainty rufiing. In
lavender, rose. American beauty,
blue and violet. 32.06 eachs were
- and Is.
2 Cotton Crepe Kimonos. rich
ly hand embroidered and trim
med with wide satin ribbon. in
lavender. 1856 each, were - and
90.75.
Kimono section. Third floor:
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Umbrellas
Special, &4

so women's Colored Silk I'm
brelias. navy. brown. green. red
and purple. Assorted wood
handles with bakalite trimming
and leather thongs. side straps
or bakalite rings. &.
l8 Women's Colored Silk Um-
breilas. 24-inch size. Navy only.
Assorted wood handles, bakalite
trimmed and with leather straps
or bakalite rings. Special. sSs5
eaeE.
Umbrella Section. First Hoor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
SWEATERS .
SI.95-Were 1926

le Light-weight Wool Tuxedos
in peacock. navy and tan. Sizes
36 to ~.
A Sweaters, heavy wool Jumbo
plll-ons. Brown, green. Bur
gundy. Sizes 3S, 40 and ~. SS.sS
eachs were e0.5S.
Fiber Tuxedo Sweaters. jade
and red: slightly imperfect.
Sizes 3S, SO. 42 and ~. SS.'S
eachs were $3.50.
6 Wool Slip-ons. jade. Amer:
lean beauty and orchid. Round
or v necks. S3.e6 eaeAs were u
to D17S.
Fiber Tuxedo Sweaters. extra
sizes, 48 and "a. Fancy weave.
brown. $40 eaehs were $3.50.
Sweater Section-Third noor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Thureling Goods

Women's Suit Cases, black
cobra Erain. 2o-inch size: douoie
lock; mofre lining; top ana eno
pockets. A bit marred. Greatiy
reduced to % each.
2 travelling Bags. russet COW
hide IS-fneh size. Extra large
1eWed-on corners ana nAAu-
xeved-fn frame. Leather lining.
slightly rubbed. S1elzx each1
were 1lS!00.
Trsvesins Goods Section. Fisss asof.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
House Dresses

Nurses Uniforms. in white,
belted style with reversible col.
lar and long sleeves. Sizes ~ and
4s. el.eS each, were - and SS.7S,
> Bungalow Aprons Of red
checked girgham: sizes 2S to 42.
eSc eaehs were q.
= House Dresses Of blue and
lavender striped percaIe; siIe
81. Reduced t. 05e eaeh.
Maids Uniforma. hiRh-neck
and long-sleeve models of blue
and white striped gineham. Size
81. S1.4A each, were 347S.
House Dress Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12

Reed Baby Carriages. in ecru.
white and old ivory. &l71e eAehs
were 1e5. '..
4 An.Rssd Baby Carriages. 2
in ecru: 2 In white; @l9Ib0 eaeh'
ReRe ~. -
"a Children's ,Mahogany-dnish
Armchlirs, oo.7S eaehS were S111e.
3 children's Willow Armchairs.
SlS6 eaeAs were -.
Chairs, 5Bc. eaeAs were 91 anA
9 Chiidren's ivory Rockers, 1
chair, Sgsy6 eaeA, were e1e&o.
10 Children's Round.back Arm
1 white Enamel Desk Chairs.
Special. 06e each.
! windsor Back Mahogany.
finish Chairs, oy.71 eaeAy were ~.
Children's Turnifufe and Toy Section.
Evening star., 1922-10-12

I set Of 1 Breakfast Chatre.
mahogany dnish. Special. S2sb
oet.
I Tapes4ry Spring Seat Arm
Chair. mahogany finish. S121os
WIS 31S.Se.
walnut Finish Dining ChAfrI
leather seats Special SS.5S ene4
I Cumbination Mahogany Book
Wagon. 117.5o, was $35~
I Day Bed: mahogany finish
H7,nAs was $30.
Carved Rush Seat Arm Rock.
efS: combination mahoSA0y.
SaTl0 eaeAs were $35.
Combination American wa.
mt Tea wagon. Special. cam.
Toilet Table Bench; mahogany
finish. S&5N
Fuuature Section, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Pleated PruneU0
Skirts
Special, S7.05

IL Pleated Prunella Skirts, in
black and white, brown and tan
and navy and tan.
Silk Skirts. satin stripe
Roshanara; navy and black.
Plain wrap-around styles. Us
each, were e20 and SIS.
s Skirts. satin. novelty crepe
and unfinished worsted. Gather
ed or pleated models. Black,
navy and blue. $40 each; were
SIS and 370.
skirts. black or blue silk
velette and navy checked unfin-
ished worsted. Ss.0S each, were
SIS and $3.50.
Skirt Section-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
COlored Tub Silk
PetticOats
- =.
Special, $2.95

= 50 colored tub silk and satin
stripe tub. silk petticoats with
pleated or tucked founces. Tan,
gray. Pekin, green, henna, navy
and cherry.
100 Cotton Taffeta Petticoats.
special, CSC each-Plain or
flowered patterns; deep founc-
es, accordion pleating or plain
hemstitched hens. Wanted
colors.
Pettfcoat Section-Third Floor. -
Evening star., 1922-10-12
TRIES TO CRAWL HOME.
Thomas Ware Arrested When On
able to Walk.

Thomas Ware. colored, was ar
rested on BenninS road northeast
recently because he preferred to
crawl to his home a half mile away
on all fours instead of walk. The
snake-like journey was interrupted
progress. by policeman, who
charged him with intoxication- The
policeman was right, for Tom told
Judge Mattingly in Police Courc yester-
day that he was too drunk to walk.
The judge fined him $40. = =
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Women's Special Size
Apparel Reduced

Navy Poiret Twill Coats; tai
1ored models. Sizes 4Slx and 52h.
$3.50 each: were S4S.
Brown Gown. georgette and
satin. with beads. Size 421.
$3o.60s was $4S.
l Navy Canton Crepe Dress,
trimmed with iridescent beads.
Size AN. &3Ss waS &4S.
Navy Charmeuse Dress. with
draped skirt Size AN. SS5s was
3l5.
1 Black Canton Crepe Dress
straight line model. with panels,
and beaded. Size Az. $3.50, was
9l5.
1 Navy Georgette Dress. Size
46E. $l0.6OS was 4z9.5O.
women's Special Size Section. Third
Evening star., 1922-10-12
URGES SPECIAL SESSION.

Representative Campbell Of Kansas,
chairman of the House rules commit
tee, urged President Harding yesterday
to call a special session of Congress
Immediately after the elections. Mr..
Campbell said that II Congress met
by November Is it should be able to
clean up it's work by next March 4.
making unnecessary a special session
of the new Congress during next
summer.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Silks
At Much Less

50 yards Black Satin Crepe. 80
inches wide. q yafAs was 13.50.
40 yards Black Canton Crepe.
- yarlg was t3.60.'
IS yards Black Satin Duchess.
80 inches wide. el!oS yards was
IS yards Navy Crepe de Chine.
20 inches wide. e7.bo yardi was
20 yards Black Morocco Crepe,
40 inches wide. e2.eS yard, was
Remnants "a to u Less
$50 pieces Black and Colored
Silks and Crepes. Various
lengths.
Silk section-Second Aoor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
=: Baby Carriages
Dolls and Doll Furniture
ChildrenS Furniture =
Greatly Reduced for Clearance

Toy Box. slightly soiled, 3&7ss
S Toy Tea Carts, white en-
ameled, S7.75 eaehs were S11.S0.
IL Crying Infant Dolls. - each;
were 37.7k
2as0-incb = Bail ,Jointed Dolls.
>curly 'wigs @e.1 each, were
1141e.
5 Dressed Dolls. $3.50 each,
were %. One 9Ss was 91o.
50 Doll Heads, with closing eyes,
assorted sizes; slightly imperfect.
Special. ne each.
...e DoliS white Enamel Bureaus,
with mirrors, 3 ut 91.56 each;
were 1x5S. T. at $z6ot was $50.
= At S4,16 each, were %.
Dolls White Enamel Chif-
foniers, o3.96 eachs were oo.zH.
Doll House, S1A7B, was 425.
At 97.1os was 912.
rfh 0nAr
Evening star., 1922-10-12

Bookcase: mahogany finish.
9l4.75s was $50.
End Table, Queen Anne style:
combination mahogany. 9S.7H,
was $3.50.
I 3-ft. Brass Bed. continuous
posts t147B, was $3.50.
Combination Metal Chaise
Lounge. Chair and Cot combined;
with mattress and slip-cover for
chair. &l250, was $25.
Cretonne Couch Cover. Spe.
cAl, 9436.
Double Size EnRlander Fold
ing Couch Pad. Special. 17.7N.
Smaller Folding Couch Pad.
Special $6.7S.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Mems Furnishings

81 Mems Silk Fourth Hand
Ties; good assortment of stripes
ana figured effects. Csc each,
were 81.
"a Mems Cloth Hats. mixed
shades in brown and gray. Sizes
ga and Z. Reduced to 81 each.
43 Mems Fine Muslin and Cam
brio Nightshirts; v neck style.
slightly mussed. Sizes Is to IS.
Sc each, were $1.so and 50.
IS Suits Patamas, of madras and
mercerixed cotton: In plain white,
stripes and plain colors. Small.
medium and large sizes. &2.l6
suit, were 50 to 81.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Women S Silk
Dresses
Deeply Reduced
/ On1OrrOw

Dresses of Canton crepe, geor-
gette over foulard. Navy, black
and henna. $3.50 each, were
S38.SO.
3 Dresses of crepe Romaine.
Navy and henna. Sizes 36 and 3S.
$3.50 each, were SIS.
Beaded Georgette Dresses;
white. flesh and wine. Sizes 36
and 3s. &2S eacht were $3.50.
Canton Crepe and Taffeta
Dresses. Sizes Sc and IS. SIS
eachs we're sd.
Dress Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Special Values in
GLASSW1RE

IS Floral Cut Glass Ice Tea
Sets, coyered jug; two shapes.
Special. S1.46 set.
so Glass Water Pitchers,
several styles: wide mouth.
Special, 83e each,
rs Floral Cut Bonbon
Dishes. 5 and 6 inch, handled.
Special, 4De each.
Glassware Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
SKETCHES HISTORIC POINTS.

Thomas A. Adams. deputy financial
clerk of the police courts, Is back
from a brief vacation spent down
river. made for the purpose of OBJ
tanning q number of sketches to be
developed into water colors which he
will send to friends in England, his
native land. Adams made sketches Of
many Of the historic points along the
Potomac and its tributaries, tnclud-
ing the Rappahannock river.
Evening star., 1922-10-12

6 pairs Mems Fine Ail-Wool
Socks; full fashioned. regular
made; black only. Sizes 10 and
101s. SIC pair; were 81.
11e Mems Earl 4 Wilson Soft
Collars. in seh-striped madras
and ffne pique, and plain OK
weave: medium and low heights;
pointed ends. Sizes Ia to Is.
: for J0e. were much higher
priced
e2 pairs Mems Pure Silk Gloves,
reinforced finger tips, channels
color Sses 8. s1s and 8. He.
aUee4 - &c Daf1.
Meas YurnisAfass Section. FSys
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Children's Shoes
Reduced to 1926 pr.
w.r. sx2s ..a sSo0.

II prs. Growing Girls Sandals.
pearl graz elkskin with rubber
heels. Sizes 211, 3, 4, 51i and u.
7 prs. Growing Girls Sandals.
dark gray and white elkskin.
welt soles and leather heels.
Sizes ~, 3 and-61s.
IL prs. Misses Sandals, smoked
elkskin, one-strap. Sizes 13. 1917.
l, ~ and 3.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Glace Cloves
Reduced to H pr
(SnsaIl Sizes)

Al pairs Women's @ clasp
Glace Gloves, assorted colors.
Sizes 5h, 5x and 6. Were much
II pairs White Ch amois
Gloves, one-clasp. Sises 571. s q
and 6. Greatly reduced to p
pair.
Il pairs women's Gauntlet
Gloves, 6-button length. strap.
wrist chamois-. z.Si1es 46A, 6&
and IN. Greatly reduced to u
pair. :
Glove seetion--Ftrst aosr.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Untrimmed Hats
Special, M.S

A new purchase OF 75 untrim-
med shapes as a special feature
for Friday. Large. medium or
small effects. in becoming off,
the-face: poke. mushroom and
roll or irregular brims.
Black, brown, navy. sand, hen
ma. red. beaver and gray.
Millinery Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Remnants u to II Less

A large collection of odds
and short lengths of ,-eretonnes.
voiles, nets, silks, madras, silk
dimes, poplins, velvets and
other curtaining, upholstery or
drapery fabrics. Also for max
ing pillows, cushions and bags
at one-third and one-half less.
Curtain and Drapery Section. Fifth
door.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Children's Oxtords
Reduced to $1.45 pr.

1s prs. Youths oxfords. black
styles, welt soles. Sizes 1 and
IN C; IL. and ~ D. and l and
III E.
Z prs. Infants Oxfords, tan and
smoked elkskin: plain. soft toes.
Sizes 5 and ~.
Childrea's Shoes. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Photo Albums
Special, SOC

II cloth.bound Albums. some
with loose leaves. Size 55x!.
IA Snap Shot Aloums, cl0to
-SSio Inches. Special, q each.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
V0ile Curtains,
Special $l.55

$50 pairs fine quality hem
stitched voile curtains, spe-
cially purchased as a special
feature for Friday. The value
is exceptional. Curtains III
yards long.
Evening star., 1922-10-12

1C/1 SHfU - HSSsSOs S0o =
5S Wash Suits: MILDLY and but
ton-on styles. Si8es 3, I. s. 7, 8
and > years. S1I0k eeeAs were up
to Sa.5e.
20 Fla e ette Nightshirts.
Sizes 4. s and years 60e eaehs
weee 81.
los Golf Caps: plain colors and
mtxtures. Sixes sx to IN. 45c
eoeAS wore 81.
Bays' Seceioa, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12

Low top, topless and medi,
regular makes and offered at thi
broken. The materials are fine
Sizes. q, q, "a. 25. %. 2o, 80.
s Satin Broche Hip Confiners.
x2.5o each, were IS. With no lac
ing: sizes 25. 26, %, 20. 80.
S 1s.inch- Treo Girdles. a2.Bo
each. were IS. Sizes %. IS. 81. 80.
Corset Section, Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
RuMed Muslin Cur.
tai,,s Greatly Reduced
$l.25 q Pair.

so pairs sheer muslin cur
tains with. hemstitched bor-
ders and ruffles. "a yards