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The Washington times., 1923-12-07
Births, deaths.
Phone Main $3.50 Until
9 p. N. Obituary Desk
CLAUDE ECcI.EsTON CLIFTON.

A native of Baltimore and resi-.
dent of this city since infancy,
Claude Eccleston Clifton, president
of c. E. Clifton & Co., flour
brokers, died yesterday at his home
1925 Belmont street northwest.
The Rev. DR.. Sterrett, pastor OF AL
Souls Episcopal Church, will con
duct funeral services at II O'Clock
tomorrow morning ut the home.
Mr.. Clifton was a member OF the
Washington Board of Trade, City
Club, and the Masonic fraternity
in this city, and of the Baltimore
City Club, Baltimore Flour Club,
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce,
and the Baltimore Produce Elk
change.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Agnes Osgood Clifton; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Barclay Young,
wife Of the United States consul at
Venice; three brothers, Lieut.. Col.
Alfred T. Clifton. Signal Corps,
U. s. A.: Horace r. Clifton. of San
Francisco, and Richard F. Clifton,
OF Boston, and two sisters, Mrs.
Leland o. Howard ard Alice Grace
Clifton, Of this city.
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SAMUEL j. T. WELLS.

Funeral services for Sanauel J.
T. Wells, who died Wednesday at
his home, 643 Keefer place north
west, will be held at the residence
at 100 tomorrow afternoon. The
Rev. Luther Hess Waring, pastor
if ST. Johns Lutheran Church, will
officiate. Burial will be In Glen
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. Wells was a native and life-
long resident Of this city. He was
a registered druggist and before his
illness was manager OF the Associ-
ated Drug Co.'s store at Seventh
and o streets northwest. He was
a member of the Masonic fraternity.
He is survived by his wife and one
small daughter.
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BIRTHS.

William E. and Blanche Penning, girl.
Walter A. ana Anna C.. Boland boy.
Alvin v. and Rawson Baird, boy.
Joshua w. and Locke Davies, girl.
Harry and Margaret Kessler, boy.
William and Ethel Athey. boy.
Herbert w. and Wade Hermann, girl
Harry and Freda Moore. girl.
Robert c. and Dorothy v. Walker,
,irl
Bernard and Lillian NJ Smith. girl.
Albert G. and Hulda j. Finley boy.
Norris J. and Molly Cohen, girl
William NJ. and Margaret T. Finley,
10Y.
Aware r. and Ruth C. Bates. boy.
George w. and Pearl r. Bruffey, girl
John A. and Frances /. Maddox, girl
10y Moy and Woo Wong, girl.
James and Rebecca Owens, boy
James and Bertha McGriff, boy
Edgar and Mary e. Hood, girl.
Roland and Zenolia Johnson, boy.
James II. and Mary Wilson, girl
Ivory and Lydia Glenn, boy.
Daniel v. and Gertrude Scott, girl.
Goodlow and Vermile White, girl
Guy II. and Annie Beckley, girl.
John G. and Ellen Green, girl
Frank and Beatrice johnson, girl
Raymond and Mary johnson, girl
John and Frances johnson, girl
Arthur and Susie johnson. girl.
George and Janet Wood, girl.
Abraham and Eliza Briscoe, girl
Richard and Margaret Russell, girl
ELIZA and Jeanette Phifer, boy.
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DEATHS.

Edith G: Sullivan. 80 years. lO6 Fifth
street northeast
Helen 6. Wtnterhalter. 81 veora UarN
man Park Hotel
University Hospital
road. ~'
Maurice J. Mikules. 2 days, eos ID
street northwest
Charles II. I.anKster 50 vaaPa Fra.d
mems Hospital.
Cornelius J. Turner, SO years. 31s
Thlrd street southwest
Anna &. Burgess. 40 years, 100 Seaton
place northwest
Olivia Davis. 81 years. 246 w street
- Arthur Young, 80 years. Fraedmsn's
Hospital
- vierah Branch. months, Garfield
Hospital.
days. 1121 Fourth street northwest.
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MRS. ELIzABETH N. FRAZIER.

A native of New Hampshire and
part time resident OF this city for
many years, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Frazier, aged seventy-three. died
yesterday at the home of her son,
Edwin III. Frazier, in Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Cyril III. Coliett, 1888 First street
northwest, of this city.
She is survived by one other
daughter, Mrs. w. Dickerson, Of
Berea, Va.
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$1.35 Tricolette

36-inch Tubular Tricolette, a
very fine mesh fibre silk quail
ity. in neat Jacquard 00
effects; white, light an
blue and orchid.
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BLACK DAMP AND WATER
HIDES 8 MINERS BODIES

BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, Dec. T.
Black damp, the terror Of all min
ers, today holds sway over the
Radium Coal Mine. a mile south of
here, aided by waters from a sub
terranean lake which hid the bodies
Of William Lescher, forty; John
Evans. thirty-five, and Louis
Ambruster, forty-five, Belleville
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79c FlOuncings

u IN broid ar ed ~ -
Swiss Flouncings, "
dainty patterns.
with Pt1ffIed, scalloped and
hemstitched edges Lace Dept.
Second Floor.
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Cups and Saucers

Decorated Japanese (o
China Cups and Sauc-
ers, set Of six each:
sold regularly at $50.
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Soc Val I.aces

12-yard pieces Of ~
Val Laces, edgings HU
and insertions; dia-
mond shape mesh; dainty de-
signs. assorted widths. Lace
Dept, Second Floor.
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81 Sofa Cushions

dark floral patterns; nOC
good quality tap
estry; oblong shapes.
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WOmen's $1.29
NightgOWns

Fine grade Crepe do q
Nightgowns, dainty pat ~
terms on pink, white
and lavender grounds; round
neck and kimono sleeves.
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Children's 79c
Sport Hose

Part-wool Ribbed n
Sport Hose, heather 9O
mixtures and plain;
perfect quality; mostly all
sizes.
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Mems Half Hose

Fibre SILK Half o.
Hose, black and ZAC
plain coIors; high
spliced heel, double reinforced
sole and toe: seconds of SOC
values. Limit, four pairs.)
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$1.29 and $1.5O
Umbrellas

Women's Umbrellas. 0on
OF fast black American an
(cottonl taffeta, In q
large assortment of stylish
handles. with silk cord or ring
handles.
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Babies $1.39
BathrObes

Beacon Rathrobes, ~
soft and fluffy; pink ~
and blue designs, with "
silk cords.
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ARCHIBALD cAMPBELL PRYOR.

The funeral services and inter-
ment of Archibald w. Pryor, sew
enty-four. who died yesterday at
the Garfield Hosp tai. were held
today at the Bandford Cemetery,
Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Pryor was native of Peters
burg and conducted a dry goods
bus, ssSS asnnyal
to this city twenty-five years ago
He was son of the late Rev.
Theophilus Bland Pryor. widely
known Presbyterian minister OF
Virginia and brother OF the late
Judge Roger A PRYOR. of New
York He IS snrvi-e1 by his
widow. two sons, Theophilus e.
Pryor and W. Banister Pryor, and
two daughters, Mrs Gibbs L. Balk-
er and Mrs Gerald Pryor Tickling.
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Csc Shaker Flannel,
3 Yards
CEliIdren's CSC
Sport Hose

ChildreIl'B Four IL
thread heel and toe e
Ribbed Sport Stock
ings, In assorted colors; per
feet quality; al sizes.
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WOrnen's CSC

Boomers, 2 Pairs
Flannelette Boomers. do
plain white and assert IN
ed stripes; full-cut aizes
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Children's Waists

y phone OEuerS LOT a0N
ChiIdren's Waists
Acorn Waists, a.
with garters at L9c
tached; sizes 2 to
10 years First Floor Under
wear Section.
39c Pillow Cases
45xS6 Bleac ed a.
Pillow Cases. hand Z0H
torn and iToned;
perfect quality. Bach, 25c.
38c Shifting Madras
36-inch w ov en- a.
Shifting Madras, L0G
light grounds with OO
printed stripes, neat figures,
etc.; fast colors.
4Oc DOHnet Flannel
S6-inch white a.
Dornet Flannel. an zoe
extra heavy close
nap quality, double fleeced re
versible quality.
35c Indian Head
36-inch White In a.
dian Head, desirable LH
linen finish quality
4Oc Dotted Swiss
80 inch White a.
Dotted Swiss, small L9H
and medium size
woven dots.
4Oc White Wolfe
40.in. White Wolfe. a.
fine tape edge quail ZA
ity: yard .,......r
SOC Plisse Crepe
36-inch Mercerized a.
Plisse Crepe, fine LAR
soft-clinging quality,
for lingerie; white and light
blue.
Soc Printed Wolfe
3S-inch Printed az
Voiles. light and ZAH
dark grounds, in AOS
new styles and colorings.
40c MerceriZed POngee
S2-inch Mercerized a.
Pongee, a fine close LHH
woven. even thread @OO
quality cotton fabric, in tan
and white. Yard, Csc.
39c Plisse Crepe
30-inch Printed a.
Plisse Crepe, white Z6C
and pastel grounds,
in an assortment of neat
pretty patterns.
Soc India LinOn
4O-inch White In 0H
dia Linon, a fine Z0c
sheer crisp quality
Curtain Net
So inch Curtain or
Net, white, cream /HH
and ecru colors. Yd.
Lace Dept, Second Floor.
6 Yards Lace for
Torchon, Cluny or
and Crochet Laces, ZHC
various widths and
patterns.
SOC to 81 SautOirs
Imported Sautoirs, 0H
carved bone and LHe
ivory pendants, with
silk cord sautoirs.
Soc Perfumes
Wrisley's Perfumes, or
assorted odors. in LHC
Guiding Jockey Club, ~O
Violet, Rose, Arbutus and
Lily-of-the.Valley; attractively
boxed.
WOmen's 35c to SOC
KerchiefS
Imported Lace az
edge Handkerchiefs, /HH
beautiful Venice lace
effects.
1Oc Handkerchief,
4 for
NJ ms White az
Handkerchiefs, with LHc
hemstitched borders;
full size.
SOC Dress Ornaments
m.ple lot of or
Dress Ornaments L1C
and Buckles, in
celluloid, fancy metal and
composition effects; assorted
styles.
Boys 39c Neckwear
Beautiful F'our-in- or
Hand Neckwear. in ZDC
large variety of
designs especially made Tor
boys.
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ChiIdren's SEC
Sport Socks

heavyweight part ~
wool Sport Socks. All"
three-quarter length,
heather mixtures and plain
effects. with contrasting color
turnover cuffs; perfect quality
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69c Hair Brushes
Mems 75c Suspenders

3 1t a heavy Hn
weight Police and 0
Fireman Suspenders,
President make; striped web.
bing.
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$1.75 Wool Serge

42-inch Botany Mills d01
Atwood French Serge. an
in navy blue. ........ ~
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79c Gibbs Toys

Gibbs Yankee "a
Dump Cart and oM"
Horse, an attractive
toy.-T0y Dept, Basement.
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89c Choice Wolfe

4o-inch Imported ~
White Chiffon Wolfe, HuC
an extra fine two wv
ply georgette finish quality.
Csc Percales, 3 Yards
Se-i n @ h Printed ~
Percales, zig h HnF
grounds with neat wv
figures, stripes and checks.
fast colers.
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Boys $1.29 and

Boys School Pants, of suit
ing mixtures and cor RA
duroys; sizes to. IL ~
years VI
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18c Longcloth, 8 Yds.

3O-inch Lon gcloth. a
close soft channels fin \
ish grade ............. Z
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79c BoudOir Cans

Boxed Boudoir "a
Caps, of silk and HU
lace, trimmed with
rose, blue, pink, orchid, mails
and nile ribbons.
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Csc Pajama Checks,

86.inch White Pajama Checks,
in the desirable pin ~
checks for under ~
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39c and 45c Ribbons,
3 Yards

p a L n, Dresdens, do q
Stripe, Satin and self ~
fancy Ribbons, inches Y
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4Oc White Wolfe

36-inch Mercerized a.
P1isse Crepe, fine LAH
soft-clinging quality,
for lingerie; white and light
blue.
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4Oc Dotted Swis.

80 inch w hite 81
Dotted Swiss, small ~.
and medium size
woven dots.
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S1.25 Pink COrsets

Pink Coutil Corseta. da =
medium low bust and
long skirt model, with
.four-hose supporters; sizes %
to IS. At 81.
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ST SO Bleached Sheets

81x99 Seamless a. -
Bleached Sheets, extra ~
length for double beds;
heavy round thread quality:
mill seconds.
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'FClSeO 1CelnS.
WOmen's 75c
Underwear
Fleeced cotton %
Underwear, separate AU
garments, low neck
and sleeveless; ankle and knee
length pants.
Infants CSC PetticOats
Soft Flannelette ~
Petticoats, gertrude eN
style, neatly made
Infants CSC Slips
or fine quality ~
white: long: neatly A
trimmed with en-
broidery and lace
69c Hair Brushes
Prophylatic Hair Fl
Brushes. regular az"
NOtADS4SSSOA . i
ebony and mahogany finish.
Csc Kitchen Aprons
Rubberized finish, ~
assorted pretty AU
styles; !. attractiveIy
boxed for presentation. Notion
Department.
Mems 75c Suspenders
Ext ra heavy II
weight Police and Au
Fireman Suspenders,
President make; striped web
bling.
Mems Silk Hose
Thread silk Half ~
Hose, black, white, a
blue and purple,
with silk embroidered clocks:
sizes 9h to liz; seconds of :
81 values.
81 Sofa Cushions
s o 4 a Cushions, ~
dark floral patterns; 6NM
good quality tap ~
estry: oblong shapes.
69c Table Damask
64-inch Mercerized "a
Table Damask, as HU
sorted neat patterns. ~
Ward knp .fVVVik fnrrw. xyr 81. i
79c Garbage Cans
Corrugated Gal "a
vanized Iron Gar 6u
bage Cans, lock Nv
covers; medium size.
85c Wash Tubs
Galvanized Iron "a
Wash Tubs, 2O-inch AuP
size; side handles wv
75c Cotton Bats
White fluffy Cot ~
ton Bats, size Tx 6uc
80 inches for large wv
comforts; two-pound weight.
Boys 79c Pants
Corduroy Pants. m
straight knee style: Quo
sizes 4 to 9 years;
drab shade.
Boys 69c to 81 Caps
OF suiting mix ~
lures, light and dark DUO
shades; sizes 6ss to wv
7h. for boys of all ages.
89c Choice Wolfe
Ao-inch Imported ~
White Chiffon Wolfe, 6DC
an extra fine two wv
ply georgette finish quality.
Csc Percales, 3 Yards
80 n @ h Printed ~
Percales. l g h t 9D
grounds with neat wv
figures, stripes and checks.
fast celers.
81 Girdles
Beaded Girdles, ~
Jet and celored bead NH
effectsj full length
with large beaded tassel to
match.
$3.50 Lunch Cloths
45-inch lace-trimmed 0o
Lunch Cloths, jewel 0l
cloth eenters. ......
$1.5O Bar Pins
Rhinestone Bar Pins, sterling
silver and silver-plated
styles; set with first
quality brilliant rhine n
$1.38 Pad and Cover
Pad and Cover for ironing
boards, adjustable kinds; well
- nm ~ -
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Zoe BIeached Cotton,
4 Yards

36-inch Bieached Cot ~
ton, close woven firm -
quality.
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$1.5O Vestees

Imported Venice Lace % =
Vestees, Tuxedo and ~
Peter Pan collars at
tached: ecru and cream coIors.
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csc Bunny Silks

WOC Dt4AEkky 0AAMS
So inches wide. "a
fine silk ana cotton 1U
pongee, in street
and evening shades, also tan,
old rose and copen.
ST Crepe de Chime
IS inc h Printed ~
Crepe de Chine, fine sU
silk and cotton fab
rio. in new styles and color
ings.
Csc Shaker Flannel,
8 Yards
a. inch Bleached n
Shaker Flannel, RW
double nap reyersi-
BILE quality.
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Mems Silk Hose

Thread silk Half "a
Hose. black. white. n
blue and purple,
with silk embroidered clocks:
sizes 9h to liz; seconds of
81 values.
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S1.3e Table Damask

81 IaDle DamaSk
70 inch Mercerized 07
Table Damask, assert ~
ed neat patterns. Yard
Boys $1.39 Pajamas
One-piece Outing Flannel
Pajamas, trimmed with silk
frogs and pearl buttons; Qo
neat striped effects; sizes 81
4 to IA years. ........
$3.50 Wallets
Mems Leather Wallets, gen
uine pin seal and morocco
feathers; black only; or
three-fold styles; desir- ID
able shapes ..........
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S1.49 Metal Laces

Heavy Metal Laces. 01 q
9 inches wide; bands ~
and edgings; steel, sill ~
yer and old gold. Yard, ST.
Lace Dept, Second Floor.
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SIPS and $1.5O
Umbrellas

Children's Umbrellas, a.
good quality rainproof ~
American (cotton| taf-
feta covers; pleasing handles
for boys and girls.
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$1.5O Bed Spreads

White Crochet Bed % -
Spreads perfect quail IN
ity; correct size for sin. ~
gle beds.
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$1.29 Extra Size
AprOIls

Women's Extra.sfze ~ 4
Percale B bungalow -
Aprons, guaranteed
fast colors; neatly trimmed.
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sos Wizard
Combination

One regular $1.25 do =
Wizard OH Mop, with ~
long handle. one regu.
lar 60c bottle Of wizard Oil,
one zoe Wizard Dust Cloth
AL for 81.
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S1.39 Toy Pianos

Schoenhut's Mahog- ~ 81
any finish Toy Pianos: -
Likely size. ..........
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81 Girdles

eaded Girdles, "a
jet and celored bead cYUC
effectsj full length
with large beaded tassel to
match.
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69c Bandeaux

Fancy Silk and ~
Cotton Brocade Ban HHn
tic insert; all sizes.
fasten back model, with elias
deaux, in pink;
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WO1nen's 81. 35
Union Suits

Tleeced Cotton Union n
Suits, several styles; ~
ankle or knee length
WOmen's $1.5O Aprons
ercale bungalow a. =
Aprons, light patterns, ~
others Of cotton pom
see; prettily trimmed.
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$3.50 Lunch Cloths

1 5s s;Ss ..s 80 ;sSs''5 5s"s' ST
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=
Every department
We cannot fill mail
Soc Needle Books
Needle Books. con- az
tain q good assert Z0c
ment Of English
needles.
WOnen's 39c Vests
Women's GAUGE OH
Cotton Vests. low LOC
neck and sleeveless;
regular and extra sizes.
Soc and CSC Ribbons
Plain and Fancy a.
Ribbons, light and Z0C
dark colorings. I'd.
Mems 4Oc Carriers
Paris or Brighton OR
double grip Pad Z6c
Carriers; black, white
and plain colors
Mems Half Hose
Fibre silk Half a.
Hose, black and Z6c
plain colors; high
spliced heel, double reinforced
sole and toe: seconds of SOC
values. Limit. four pairs.)
Soc Stamped Scarfs
stamped Scarfs. ar
i'm packages, with IHH
sufficient floss for
embroidering.
39c to Soc Stamped
Goods
Stamped Scarfs a.
and Pillows, natural LAe
color art crash; neal
patterns. Each, CSC.
19c Tea Towels, 2 for
mped Tea az
Towels, assorted Z6c
neat designs, 2 for
Limit, two.)
39c Black Sateen
500 yards of So az
inch Fast Black ZHc
Sateen, for bloom
ers and petticoats.
35c Turkish Towels
Heavy double 0R
thread bleached Z6C
Turkish Towels, SON
plain white, each.
19c Towels. 2 for
Glass Towels, red ar
and blue stripes; ZAC
neatly hemmed. ~ON
for Csc. Limit, four.)
Fels Naptha Soap,
6 for
Six fulI-size cakes or
of FEELS Naptha L0c
Laundry Soap
39c Water Pals
Galvanized Iron ~
Water Pals, 14-qt. L0c
trade size. ~
Apron Ginghams,
2 Yards
Fast color blue ar
Check Apron Cling Z6c
hams, standard ~O~
quality.
Unbleached Cotton,
2 Yards
S9-in. Unbleached or
Cotton, for general LOC
Children'S Csc
Stockings
Children's Ribbed 0H
Cotton Stockings, in ZHc
black only; all sizes; ~OO
perfect quality.
Children's SOC
Handbags
dbags and or
Purses, assorted LHc
styles, of velvet,
leather and silk
Soc Ribbon Bracelets
SILK Ribbon Brace or
let's. for wrist Z6C
watches; black, tan NV
and gray; heavy grosgrain
ribbon, with gold.filled clasp
and slide.
Comfort FlanneIs,
2 Yards
81 inch Printed 0H
Comfort Flannel, in /0C
q large assortment ~ON
OF styles and colOrs, warranted
absolutely fast colors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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WOmen's ST. Is Aprons

Heavy Black Sateen do
Skirt Aprons, buttoned ~
side; large pocket; all
sizes.
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M.25 Mechanical
Trains

v#eg Mechanical a g
Trains, on track, with ~
engine. tender and
coach.
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WOlnen'S $1.5O Hose
English Ribbed Wcr- do q
sted Hose, heather ef- ~
fects; all sizes: perfect
quality.
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$3.50 Bar Pins

Rhinestone Bar Pins, sterling
silver and silver-plated
styles; set with first O.
quality brilliant rhine ~
stones ..............
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WOmen's Handker-
chiefs. 9 in ROx

Embroidered cor ~
ner Handkerchiefs. 6u
an assortment of wv
beautiful styles. In white and
colors; sold regularly at sec
and 700 box.
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Boys $3.50 & So Hats

OF chinchilla, in leading
shades, tam shapes with ear
tabs, also polo styles, a.
others of neat mixtures, N
in various shapes. Il
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Coo and Csc
Hair Bows

Hair Bows, of fine IN
quality ribbons, in AUC.
asserted styles and
colors; neatly boxed.
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Mems S1.50 Cans

Wool Caps. plain COL a.
ors, plaids. checks and ~
novelty patterns; full ~ -
lined: regular sizes; on-break-
able visor.
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81 Lingerie Clasps,
Pair

Solid Gold Lin ~
gerie Clasps, pretty AUr
styles; substantially ~
made.
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AA-AUS SAA0sss IA.
SIPS Mechanical
Trains
Ives Mechanical "a
Trains, on track, with ~
engine. tender and
coach.
WOnen's $1.35
Union Suits
T'leeced Cotton Union ~
Suits, several styles; ~
ankle or knee length
WOmen's $1.5O Aprons
Percalo Bungalow da =
Aprons, light patterns. ~
others Of cotton pom
gee; prettily trimmed
M.29 Extra-Size
Aprons
WomeT,s Extra-sfze ~ q
Percale B ung allow -
Aprons, guaranteed
fast colors; neatly trimmed.
WOmen's LIS Aprons
Heavy Black Sateen do
Skirt Aprons, buttoned ~
side; large pocket; all
sizes.
SIPS Pink COrsets
Pink Coutil Corsets. a.
medium low bust and
long skirt model, with
four-hose supporters; sizes %
to IS. At 81.
WOneH's 69c
Boomers, 2 Pairs
Flannelette boomers. ~ =
plain white and assert ~
ed stripes; full-cut aizes
WOmen's $1.29
NightgOWns
Fine grade Crepe d0 q
Nightgowns, dainty pat ~
terms on pink, white
and lavender grounds; round
neck and kimono sleeves.
Babies $1.39
BathrObes
Beacon Bathrobes, M
soft and fluffy; pink ~
and blue designs, with ~
silk cords.
39c and 45c Ribbons,
3 Yards
PA n, Dresdens, do q
Stripe, Satin and self ~
fancy Ribbons, s inches ~
wide.
$3.50 Bed Spreads
White Crochet Bed ~
Spreads perfect quail. ~
ity: correct size for sin.
gle beds.
Mems $50 Caps
Wool Caps. plain col nj
ors, plaids. checks and ~
novelty patterns; full ~
lined: regular sizes; break
able visor
SIPS and $3.50 Scarfs
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Scaffs. assorted pat N
terms and coloringH.- ~
Art Dept, First Floor.
Mems Handkerchief,
Six for
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs.
white satin border, hemstitched
and plain white hemstitched
styiesi sold regularly "a
at s1.a5 and $780, box N
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Boys $3.50 & 81 Hats
OF chinchilla, in leading
shades, tam shapes with ear
tabs, also polo styles, M
others of neat mixtures, ~
in various shapes. -. Va
Boys $1.29 and
$1.5O Pants
Boys School Pants, of suit
ing mixtures and cor M
duroys; sizes 4 to. II N
$1.59 Bathrobe Cloth
70 inches wide, an extra
heavy reversible quality, in a
large assortment of STYLES
and color combina- d0A
tions; lengths from 1h
to yards. ........
18c Longcloth, 8 yds.
3O-inch Lon gcloth. ~
close soft channels fin ~
ish grade ...........
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I.39 Ash Cans

Corrugated Galvan- n -
lied Iron Ash Cans; ~
well made.
The Washington times., 1923-12-07
$3.50 Crepe "a Chine

39.inch Crepe Crepe de Chine,
all-silk quality, in a complete
assortment OF wanted street
and evening shades. Qo
also black and 81
The Washington times., 1923-12-07
$1.25 and $3.50 Scarfs

Tapestry Library ~
Scarfs. assorted pat ~
terms and coloringB.- ~
Art Dept, First Floor.