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BlSKETWARE

IS Imported Covered Bonbon
Baskets. lie eaeAs were SOC. E.
Is Imported Waste Paper Bas-
kets. Special, 25c each.
Ii Imported Covered Bon6on
Baskets. Ice eachi were ace.
Colored Willow Jardinieres, With
metal Inset. Ne saeh, vero &e,4o.
aSI }t. at sR'ist Clothes Hampers.
splint Clothes Hampers. Csc each.
s Medium Size Colored Chinese Wsgt
BASKETS; imperfect. TO each; vsss
: 86c each; wers 4l.b0.
8 Willow Flower Baskets, with .liniag;
shopworn. DO saaA, ware 41.6e.
. Sweet Grasa Open Work Baskets, ina
perfect. eee eash; wsrs -.
Il Babyh White 0namele4 BASKET.
/ white Ename,ed willow Clothes
Hamper, imperfect, 93.oS; was $7.50.
Ivory Euameled Flower hadAst,
metal Inset; seiled. 3l.9t; vss &S.J0.
/ Aircraft Willow window Bex, WITH
lining, 5shopwesn. ~; vss e1l.ee.
Silver haameled 1levef 6sstet, with
inset; soiled. 5te3 vas e1.De.
Basketware Section. FtftA door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
midas ARMY HEAD
:.
DEMANDSL0YA[N
Dangerous to Gamble With
Military Efficiency When
Foe Sits on Frontier y

By the Associated Press.
DELHI, India, March 9.-During the
course of an extensive speech in the
legislative assembly yesterday In re-
ply to criticisms of military expen-
diture. Gen. Lord Henry S. Rawlin-
son. commander In chief Of, the Brit
ish troops in India, said that despite
efforts to reduce the expenses OF the
army. the rise in food prices, clothing
and rail charges had swallowed up all
the economies.
He declared no further reduction Of
the army was now possible on ac-
count of seditious propaganda which
was being circulated among the popu-
lation. necessitating the calling out
of troops almost daily to preserve
peace and guard against attempts of
seditionists to tamper with the 10y
atty of Indian soldiers.
Awaits show Of Loyalty.
He said he would consider further
reductions whenever united India
showed her loyalty and devotion to
the British empire. but under the
present circumstances the internal
British garrisons Of India were none
too large.
. Abiding to Wasiristan, in the
southeastern, part of Afghanistan.
Gen. Rawtinson said the only solu-
ton OF the difficult problem was the
domination of the country by military
forEs. He declared that under the re-
foftr scheme India was marching to-
wRrd dominion status and Self-gov-
erRment, but he warned the assembly
that 1t was dangerous to gamble with
TIM efficiency of the army when a
hereditary enemy was sitting on the
frontier.
Only Bulwark Against Chaos.
Gen. Rawlinson asserted with much
emphasis that the internal state OF
India gave cause for serious anxiety,
and the ability of the government to
meintain law and order. he feared
wanld be seriously tested at no dis
tant date. He declared he would not
be fulfilling his duty as military ad
wiser to the government IL he agreed
to- reduce the number of fighting
troops. The surest road to economy
in the military budget lay in the ere
\ alton of a loyal and contented India.
for the army was the only bulwark
against chaos and disorder. He de-
clared that those who were under
insured always came to grief.
His speech created . distinct sensa-
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
HOUSEWARES

-xlightly damaged or shopworn.
but useful-and greatly reduced
Is Irvine Floor Mops: may be
used. as wet or dry mop. SOC
eaehs were csc.
Is Porcelain Table Tops. sizes
24x36 and 25x40. Special $s.SS
each.
z Copper-bottom Wash Boilers,
2 seif,wssssrins Fiowes. ,o B e on
p 'White-easmeled Corner Bathroom
Cabinets. 1855 each; wero $1l.to.
~ 3 Anchor Brand Clothes Wringers.
$2.o6 each; wsrs 95.76.
3 la-ausrt Gairanixed Watering Cans.
No eachi were $l.ss.
Cast-iroa osloug shape Griddles. e5o
each; were $1.7S.
-. c.: -! e, g COOKING Kettles. 'i.''
snall,:,.ss Gas Radiator Heater.
1 LArre size Galvanized window Re-
friserstcr. es.7s; was $4.7S.
!, H aas Washing Machine; SIS;
/ vegetable and Meat Closet. large
sise, With drawer. $40; wSs bars.
BE. As: ss; sss Sis.:s e''e'ies Ia
/ Hardwood Case Refrigerator. enam.
eled lined, 200-lb. ice capacity. $l7.te;
was Sis.
l,S0o Cakes Swift,s Borax
Laundry Soap. Special. SIC dozen;
100 cakes II case. $z.7s.
Housewares Section, Fifth deer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Tu,eed Suits
REMNANT PRICED

9 Green and Tan Diagonal
Tweed Suits. siaes 80 and 80.
Silk lined In gray peau de cvkne.
Well tailored. rs sacAt were
/ Plaid Tweed Suit. gray and
tanEerine; Size Sc. Radlusn silk
lined. Beautifully tailored. eS6;
was 44S.SO.
Green Diagonal Tweed,
trimmed In self strappings; silt
back; string belt. 335s was $50.
OTHER SUITS
l Tan Cheviot gu It, radium'
silk lined; set-in pockets. @o4.7o'
was e8E.
- Navy Moussyne Suits. size
Sc; long tailored lines. $22.6e
eneA, were u.s.
l Brown Tricotine. straight
line coat and skirt; silk lined.
size "a. e1S, was SIS.
2 Navy Jersey Suits, size "a.
Lined in silk peau de cygne.
D13.ss, were 320.6o ana $3.50:
Navy Jersey Suit, size ~;
silk lined. $l4.76s ysaa SSo.50.
1 Brown Velour Suit, si4e So:
long coat: high collar; well tai
lored. 9l3.50s was $3.50.
Women's Suit Section. Third doer.
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FURS

L 36-inch Scotch Mole Cape;
beautifully worked skins; at.
tractively lined. @z7S, was 4l7S.
36-inch Hudson Seal Coat,
with squirrel collar and cuffs.
S23Ss was 1896.
40.fnch Hudson Seal Coat,
with skunk collar and CUTS.
SETS, Was e195.
Golden Beaver Box Coat, for
misses. 4.85; was 4375.
/ 36-inch Muskrat Coat, with
Hudson seal collar and cuffs.
$3.50, was 132S.
Alaska Red Fox, animal
piece. 145s was 9S6.
S0-inch jap Mink Stole,
trimmed with paws and tails.
Hudson Seal Cape Collar.
S00.50s was $06.
l Muskrat Set for child. $50;
was S1H.
Taupe Beaveretts Set for
child. >B0I was 918.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
WOnsegs's Hosiery

60 pairs women's Pure Silk
Hose, with silk garter hens and
double soles. in tan. cordovan
and white. A few outsizes, hens
slightly imperfect. $3.50 pair;
regularly 3S.S0 and -
~ pairs Women's White Glove
BLK Hose, In fine ribbed effects;
hens slightly damaged. $2.50
patrS regularly -.
- pairs Nomen's Heavy-weight
white 6nk Hose, hens slightly dam
esed; cotsises, sh. ~. 1ess. - patr;
70 pairs Womsu's Green Heather SIX
and Wecl Sports Hose, with hand EN-
sretasfsd eascta $3.50 pair; rsgulsf-'
IS rairs wouen's Brown silk Ho,.
with Isle gdrter tops and soles; hens
slightly damaged. 81 pair; regularly
31.46.
wonen's Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
NEWS SHOES
At Friday Lou Prices

Ia pairs Tan Calf High
Shoes, English toe, Neelin
soles. Sizes E, o.. 8, 9 B. and
or, 7. 8 c, and 6, 81z, II D.
Ss.95 pair; were $3.50.
81 pairs Black Calf Ok
fords. English last. Sizes E,
61A, Z, ~, s. 81, 9 and 10 c,
and 6, 6A, Z. 8, So D. Spe-
cial, 1895 pair.
s pairs Black Norwegian
Grain Brogue High Shoes.
Sizes E. 8 c, and 7 D. $s.95
pair; were $50.
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Children,s Shoes

IS pairs Infanss' s!aek 80, P.te IT.. ar e
calfskin Shoes. WIN turn r.. sGse1 sx g. Z
~ p = T. T. ~ p s. p . S 2. sSEt:S ~.
skin Lace Shoes. with sqas.s toes; welt vet
se' = i ss. 10y 81 nsf Is. : :s Il D. siss
Pay: ss pairs Misses Black calfskin Lace
sboes. round toe. welt sciaa and ~
5:sis: ,i. ,sn LIZ; y a 4: n , g i =;
11aah. Il II i 3. SIS ls' psis. M 'A'a' 10
pairs Boys and Youths Black Ek-
shin Dry-fN,t Shoes; broad toe. heavy
welt coles; sizes &c; = D. IL D; Z. s..
Main Youths Black Calfskin Shoes.
Enslish toe, lace style: sizes II and ! B.
ChHdrsn's Shoe Section. Fourth hoor.,
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Friday Reductions on
W0men;S Goats

Is Winter Coats, some fur trim
med. Greatly reduced to e9S eacA.
1S Sport Coats and Capes, shay
amoors and plaid woolens. @11.50
each; wefe @3o.60.
I wrap. Of Reindeer Suede Cloth,
Jenny model: trimmed In mole.
S7S, wss ezSS.
Chaneeable Silk Raincoat.
S1S.6os was 925.
2 Black Satin RaincoAts. e1&6o
each, were $50.
Evening Wrap, Of imported
Gold Brocade; collar, cuffs and
border of black fox. $685. was
1875.
Crimson and Gold BrocAde
Evening Wrap. trimmed with deep
band OF black velvet; collar and
cuffs Of black fox. $780, Was
$235.
Women's Coat Section, Third aoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
BLOUSES

12 Lingerie Blouses, Mile or or
child battste, white. vote or
batiste. Sisss - to 46. u sacAs
wero S1.f,S to 48.46,
8 White HabutAi SILK Blouses..
tucked and with marrow frills.
Sizes 10. ~, ~. S1.9o each, were
10 colored Tailored organdie
Blouses, with white collars and
cults. Sizes "a to 4s. e1.e5 each,
were &3.s,S.
5 coiorad Striped Tailored Dim
ity Blouses. Sizes 40, ~. ~. sos
each, were q.
Is White French OreAndie Tie
on Blouses, tucks and Val lace.
Sizes "a to 40. 3z.06 enchs were
e6.5b and os.7N.
White Net Blouses, tucked and
with Peggy collars and frills.
Sizes "a to 80. 42.D6 eachs were
IS aeorgette Crepe Blouses. in
white, flesh and bisque, with
three quarter or long sleeves.
frilled and trimmed with val or
nlet lace. 1856 eseAs were $50.
0eorgette. Jersey or Tricolette
Blouses, brown. black or navy.
Sizes "a to 40. taos eaeh, were
% to 4S.sS.
Blouse SECTION, Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09

l6 pairs Romeo Slippers, OF
black felt with leather soies.
Sizes 6 to IL. 81 pair; were
S..
81 pairs Tan Calf Oxfords,
English lasts. Sizes 6. eh, Z,
IA, 8, 81, 9 and 10 B; 6H. z,
7lz. 8, So c. Special, S.S5
pair. ;,
50 pairs Tan Calf Round
Toe Butcher and English last
High Shoes. Sizes g, ~, .,
81, o1s B, and f, 6lz, ~, =.
81, 9, 9h, 10, loK, II {; and
&, 81, 7, III. 8, 80, 9, III,
1917, II D. ss.95 pair; were
S..
Mems Shoe Section. First foor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09

80 Gowns. OF fine nainsook:
low neck. kimono sleeves; tai
lored or trimmed. CSC each; were
S1.Eo.
SO Envelope Chemise, Of main
sook: lace or ribbon straps. SSc
eachB werc el.75.
IS Corset Covers. Of nainsook;
bodice tops, lace trimmed. 7Bc
eacAs were d.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor
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Misses Apparel
Greatly Reduced
For Final Clearance

viSus' moSeis, Of rich gsrons and mari
vella. In brown and pavy. with ARE
collars Of beaver o. squirrel. $s7.ts
saoA; wsxs SITS to $l8S.
10 Goats. mostly unframed. Of nor
mandy cloth and English ehinchtlla;
plain sparts styles; also drsssy models,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Ill size l0 SIS sasAi we're ~.
Fine Wool Serge Peter TAenpsons.
one-riece models. emblem trimmed; sizes
Is to 10 years. IS each; wero $3.50.
Misses Section, Fourth .dooy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Chldren's
Knit Underwear

Is dozen Boys Nainsook Shirts and
Drawers. sizes 26 to "a; slightly soiled.
$50 each: were 7sc.
A ChiIdren's Swiss Ribbed Vests. low
neck and no sleeves, strap over me
sach.-All slightly soiied; to ut children
to 10 years.
u pairs Children's Fine Nerino Pants;
ankle length; sIsss %, -, 30. u pair;
were $2.26 to $40.
Chiidren's Knit Underwear Section,
Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Boys Wearables

% Blue Serge Suits. all WOOL:
full lined: several models. Sizes
I. 8, II, IL. 1S, Is and 10 years.
e9.fE AAchs were 411.
4 Corduroy Suits. good quality.
Sizes 16 and II years. e5.56
eaehp were o10.76.
Q Boys Overcoats, Ulster
models. Sizes Il ana 16. Fine
for next fall. 31O.56 eaehp were
80.
10 dozen Biouses. Of madras
or percale. white and stripes;
attached collars or neckbands.
Sizes z to IL years. csc each,
were d.
Also Caps. Nightshirts. Over
ais and Rompers. Odd lots at
greatly reduced prices for Fri
day.
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
CottoY, Dress Goods
In 2 to A yard lenGth1

In 2 to 4 yard lenet1
nress Ginghams, 80 inches wide. A.
esc. Soc, 500, coo and 81 yards Ners SVc'
SEQ. kSc, 75o and $1.25. *.
Tissue Ginghams. SO inches vide. DOC
and eoc gard: were $50 and 7oe. de- NAT
Percales, SO inches wide; Rood pat
terms. 900 yard; were csc. -.. ..oa
KMdie Cloth, 80 inches wide; seoo
Quality. SOC yard; was S5c. On.
Trooper Cloth. 80 inches VIDE. o"'
Printsd yoIies. SO inches wide. soa
and Soc yard; were ESQ and Ssc: a.
Printed Lawns, SO inches wide. sOo
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Table Cutlery
Razors, Scissors
At Very SpeciaL Prices

G Flve-piece Carving Sets.
stainless steel. $3.50 sets we're
$3.50.
S dozen Stainless Steel Table
Knives. Special, set Of Q, 99.S0.
dozen Imported Straight Ra-
3Ors. Special, SIC each.
10 paira Hair ClipDs9s. Spe-
cial, size pair.
S dosen pairs Imported Steel
Scissors. Special, SIC DaiR.
Cutlery Section, First door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
POWDER BLAST KILLS THREE.

TACOMA, WASH. March e.-Three
men were killed here when one OF the
buildings Of a powder manufacturing
company at Dupont. near Camp Lewis
exploded. The explosion occurred in
No. gelatin mixing house of the r. I.
building was demolished and the men
blown to atoms. Camp Lewis and South
Tacoma were Jared to their fouhda-
tons
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Fine Lingerie
Lou Priced

Sc Philippine Gowns, hand
embroidered; low neck and short
sloevsA Special. eAl6 each.
g Philippine Drawer Combine
tons, bodice or bui1t-up tops:
l,and -embro idefed. Sizes 80 to
a, 49.oS eaeAl were -.
50 SILK Chemise, of crepe de
chine or satin: lace trimmed or
tailored. Special, e1.SS each.
40 9atin CanhsoleA ribbon
straps and flet pattern lace. 45e
each, were u.
am Underwear section-Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Brassieres, A5c
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY

1 dozen Brassieres. fattening
styles, and 4 dozen Plain Narrow
EandsAux. of pink broche. 6ises
Sc to ~. R3dueea 70 $50 each.
% French Corsets, broken lots.
medium and low bust models:
also q few rubber girdles. Sizes
Il TO so. % eAehs were e6 to SO.
4 Franco Coreets. low bust
styles Of pink broche. Sizes 81.
o6, %, 80. % eaeAs were $3.50.
II Blnner Corsets. medium or
low bust, Of plain coutfl and
broche. Sizes 90 to 10. eS eaeh;
were SS.7S ana $3.50.
Ccfhet section. Third 6oor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Girls Apparel

pair Black sateen Bloomers. size >.
B5e; was CSC.
Hand-ennbroidered Rose Linene
smock. size is. $l.46; was $235.
White Lawn Guinpes, lace,trimmed
and tacksd; siss 10 ~ sasA; usss
White Lawn Waists, with Peter Pan
collar and cuffs; size 1e. NJ each;
White Lawn Waists. short sleeves
and Peter Pan collar and cuffs; sizes 3.
he. 10. $l.U each; wore e2.14.
3 white Dinity waists. with cellar
and cuffs trimmed with nafsow ptectsd
ru1iss;. .tss le ea;a sasi; vs.s eSsee;
ia. M ~ {, s q: v Mla SS.ss. shsn '
/ Ni4ht9own, with embroidery-tFimmed
yoke; 81 II. 60, Was 3leA
Sasin Pstticoat. dark green and
purple ehaaSeable coloring; length 81
= inc6es; slightly damaged. $S.46; was
Giris' Ssctisn. Fourth aoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
KID CLOVES

pairs 2-cIa0p Black 9lace
Gloyea embroidered in white.
sizes 81 and 9. n psirs were
2S pairs 2.clasp white 0iace
Gloves. self or 3 rows black EN-
broidery. Sises So, s and sA.
d pairt were 4l.75.
IL pairs Stfap-wftst Chamois
Cloves. Sizes sA, Z ana TN.
u. 500 were $3.50.
pairY 1-clasp P. X. sewed
Gloves, in tan. Size So. 81 pair;
were S1.7S.
Is pairs 12.button White Suede
Gloves. Sizes 81, 5A. $3.50
paiRs we9o Is.
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Silk Jersey Pefticoats
SI.95

A splendid assortment of
spring petticoats, fashioned of
silk jersey with deep pleated
founces-also taffetine tops
with taffeta founces-shown
in rose, green, henna. rust,
taupe, brown. navy and black.
Surely this is the opportunity
to save on a new spring petit
coat.
Petticoat Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
HandkerchieE

Is dozen Women's Pure Linen
Hankkerchiefs, with A-inch
heins-.sheer or heavy quality.
Special, 18c each
s for 81
Is dozen Mems Pure Linen
Handkerehiefs, regular size.
Special, CSC each
Handkerchief Section First 1oor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09

II Mems Muslin Nightshirts.
plain and trimmed. V-neck
style; sizes ~. 16, IT. 10. Some
slightly imperfect. 85c eaeAs
regularly $3.50.
Ga Mems Pajamas, of mad
ras. mercerized cottons and
oxford cloth; white and coll
ored. frog trimmed. Some
slightly soiled: small. medium
and large sises. SAILS eachs
regularly % to -.
Al pairs Mems Cordovan
Shade Capes kin Walking
Gloves. spear point back;
slightly imperfect. Sizes IN,
74, 8, 81, sh. CSC pairs were
q.
70 Mems Fancy Colored Silk
Fourth hand Ties, neat fig
ured patterns; spring colors.
Special. SIC each.
4 Sam Brown Officers Belts.
regulation style. brown and
tan; size 36. S5 each, were -.
20 Short Lengths Of Impt
our custom shirt department;
able for many uses SOC yard
Mems Furnishings Section. FRS
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$4.75 pair; Regularly 50 to $l2.s0
Women Boudoir Slippers
SIS pair; were I.z5 to S

There are number of different styeseach exceptional
value this low Included black Slippers with
low covered heels and pomponbck brocaded slippers and
few satin slippers and mules coors Sizes
follows 3H. 4. S, 81, E, 81, T. IA.
sectou floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
LLNEMS-Creatly Reduced

Is DOZEN SCALLOPED COTTON TEA NAPKINS, IL
inch size for zyc were $11s
''e" IS Dozen 1oINCH sCALLoPED DoIL1Es, fer 4sc;
Dozen 24-1NcH cENTERP1EcEs. with blue seallop.
sc each; 7Sc
pin cushion match 7sc set; wese s..
100 LIBERTY SETS, 5 designs each set contains ~
50 SOFA CUSHION COVERS, of gray lnen embroidered
:" 10 7ox7o SILVER BLEACH PURE LINEN DAMAsK
'f 10 1910 PURE Zine LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS.
Special, S each. - ..
henstitehed Special for $1ss
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Women$ Pumps
Friday Special, a. IS

small lot consisting of two and three strap pumps
l8 pairs Brown Kid and Calfskn Twostrap Pumps with
Cuban heels and Goodyear welt soles sizes A. AAA
a. 81 IA; 81, A; 3H, ~ B; 2N, SAC.
Two Three stran Pumns rs Pumps
Louis, military heels;
e. fehews- ~ 5h AAA; T. sizes follows AAA:
81 az n: an az 4b7. IA: ~ A: 81.
T. = 81. az
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II Section, First door.
Children's Stamped
Dresses and Rompers
of chambray, pique, lawn,
rem dimitv-
All Reduced.
f0r Clearance

10 ut nc e0CA3 were 9OG 10 9ls
- at SOC eschs Were $1.7S to
S2.5A
80 at 7sc each, were s2.2s and
Is at n each. were sase I.
Is at $3.50 each, were 4 to
Is Middies. 45c eachs were 81.
q RAtine Skirts. - each; were
! a.tine B1ou.e.. = each, were
$3.50.
Art Embroidery Section. Second door.
China and Glass
~ French China Individual Buffers.
il French oaina Breakfast Plates.
decorated. SIC each; were SI.1o.
u French China Oatmeal Dishes. deco
rated. Soc each; were 81.
r.ssa. f sss ..es: 'o w.I s0s 81. ''s aee''
tar bisses. sa.ss Zach; INV ves $40 sz.se.
z n'sG ec s.d, French reno 7o China Berry
saucers. 75c each; were $50.
n DECORATED French ., China HI Dinner
$50 each; were IS.
az ! rSSsel11a ar1 Dssossted Covered Dishes
D = .!ss es1 e 6
8 DECORATED Porcelain Meat Dishes; A.
inch. 90 each; Were 8.
,,1 ss e.. DISCS az ..ss rate s
sliehtiy imperfect. $3.50; was $3.50:
,npe sss.en SO, s vas $3.50. '' '
,n rssea as 9nD9s.s s g w sintes ana gold
al s:ss; f ~, ss"''' richly ase't''sa.
DsseEstea Gla:s comport' tinted and
.,Is s, =. ST s:ss. r''e' tinted and gold
:, 8 si .;- Ds ssss Glass o'nd'e'''ef''
cut + s e. s.e s:s Tsss ;iss. na
Il Dat a s,s Fruit or sa'aA Bowl
y ,ssIi:s, s'ss s s?v Vas ut .1s ,::: 'sh'
g dlass shsrbe. Glasses, hstSh STEMS
i 6ssss.ted Glass Lemon DISH 'i's';
Covered Bon Bon Glass Dish. $3.50;
Fioral Glass Individual Salt and
Pepper shakers. l6o each: vefe Zoo.
,..a Tea Is. G i:sss vs s.se'e0 ana s''a
Serving Trays
glass covered trays-17xl1 inchss.
Very apecial at CSC each. ,,...
China and Glass Ware Section. f'itn
Asor.
Blankets and Com forts
4 Ianb,s Wool Filled Comforts With
pla,a ssteen coyefs-3 In blue and IN
sose. 45.60 each; we're ~.
LAMBS Wool Filled Comfofss' VIA
p,.ia az sssnerie eo'eri'sa' ''' e@'''
s airs Pink Blankets. sise 72xs4,
soiied. SeS5 pair; were film:
1 Wool Blanket, 6O1s0; soiled. ~;
psirs Wool baskets. eozso; soilsd.
Wool FlsW Eaahsts, 661so. 3eTS
Sedwesr Section. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Friday Sale-JNenS Furnishings

70 pieces Mems Spring
weight Il q br ggan Under
wear. long sleeve shirts; sizes
&c. IS, 20, a.: drawers, REIN
forced seat and ankle length;
sizes 80. 80. So. SO. AZ, 46. soc
garments were SSc.
25 dozen Mems Soft Collars.
madras, pique, silk stripes and
oxford cloth; pointed and
round corners; good shapes:
sizes II to 1914: not all sizes,
though. in all shapes. 4 for
soc, were Zoe to soc each.
90 Mems Golf and Outing
Caps. tweeds and herring
bones; plain colors and mix
lures; good shapes: sizes +s.
?.7b, rs. III. sSe each, were
CO Mems Neglige Shirts. OF
corded and silk striped mad
ras, also novelty effects: sizes
IA. 14H, Is. l5k. 16. All fast
colors. $1.S5 cach; were $3.50
to IS.
ed Madras. such as is used in
. to yards to the piece; suit
ras 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09

Elorida-Atlantic Coast Line. Five
through trains daily. Best service. Once. 14s8
n Ct. NV. Tel. Main 7S00.-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Smart Sports
Skirts
1926
Tweeds, Homespuns,
Velour1

VeIourS
The seasons latest and most
popular fabrics-smartly styled
in these sports skirts, So espe-
cia!ly low priced for Friday.
Good-looking mixtures OF brown
aud tan, black and white, copen
and tar-and velour checks in
smart combinations. Tailored
or trimmed pockets add an at
tractive touch.
Ssift Section, Thitd door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
W0me7l's Sur,-and-Rain
SILK UMBRELLAS
Special $5.95

A very low price for such
really splendid umbrellas-made
on a 22-inch, 10-rib frame-of
good quality navy blue silk
with malacca wood bakelite
trimmed handles, finished with
leather wrist strap or bakelite
ring. Special for Friday only
1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09

Mems Suits at a Price
Yss YOU'D I'd ns s.:ss .: sc is 1880
it with the garments. ossoO
The price is pleasantly low-and the suits pleas
ngly good. It's of quality and low price getting
together stronger terms than one generally sees it
even for Remnant Day.
ALL SINGLE BREASTED SUITS,
SUITED TO MEN AND YOUNG MEN
Good fabrics, such as cassimeres cheviots, serges
and worsteds, from the best mills. Medium weights
that you will like for the present and the warmer days
of spring.
Practically every suit hand ailored-but only about
40 of them.
Sizes "a AZ regulars; 35 So and 80 cadets 49, A.
A and 46 stouts.
Early Corners get the best choice in sale like this.
Axssther Goats for ony n seSe sn; sizes
worstsd; hand tailored silk Coli Jackets. knitted
g and A. ss2sS eaeh' quality wool sses So to 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Tuxedo Sweaters
Special, $3.50

a Special lot OF mohair, WOOL
and brushed wool sweaters,
novelty or plain knit; wanted
colors. Special, $zJe each.
10 Heavy Silk Sweaters. tie.
backs with roll collars. Black,
navy. tan, gray. henna, purple
and brown. Sizes 80 to ~.
$3.50 to 425 eachB were SIS TO
1e Pure Silk Sweaters. knit in
drop stitch tuxedo style; with
fancy collars and cuffs. Special,
e7.76 each.
eweSter Section. Third foor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
Chitdren's Hosiery

~ pairs Childs,a's Fine Ribbed Silk
Hoss. n black. tan and cerAovan. Sizes
Z. 1H. $50 pair; wefs &2.e6.
and Isle sox. broken sizes. 600 pair;
Also . table Of various qualities Of
Ch!ldfsn's socks and StoekinSs. in silk.
Isle. Eeol and cotton. AL at greatly
reduced pfices.
childrtn's Hosiery Section. Fourth
door.