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Evening star., 1923-06-07
HARDING TOSPEAK
19T TIMES IN WEST
First Stop at st. Louis June
21 on Trip to AIaska-Re-
turns by Panama.

On his way to the Pacific coast be-
fore going to Alaska, President Hard
ing will make fourteen set speeches,
ana on his return trip he will de-
liver FIVE. Announcement to this ef-
feet was made officially at the White
House.
The addresses en- route to the coast
will be made in cities on dates as fol-
lows:
ST. Louis, June 81, evening; Kansas
City, June %. evening; Hutchinson,
Kan, June %. afternoon; Denver
June %. morning; Cheyenne, Wyo..
June %. afternoon; Salt Lake City.
June 26. evening: Pocatello. Idaho.
June 2S. morning; Idaho Falls Idaho,
June 2S, afternoon; Butte, Mont,
June 20, morning; Helena, Mont.
June 80. evening; Spokane. Wash.
July 2. evening; Meacham, Ore, July
B; Portland, Ore, July 4. afternoon.
and Tacoma, July 5, morning.
VIII Speak in Vancouver.
Returning from Alaska, the Presi
dent will speak at Vancouver. British
Columbia July &c evening"; S. attle
81. evening: Los Angeles, August J.,
evening, and San Diego, August &.
afternoon.
Announcement also was made that
on the trip to the coast the President
would make brief visits to Zion and
Yellowstone National parks and on
the trip down the Pacific coast would
STOP at Yosemite National Park. The
address at Mcacham, Ore, will be in
connection with the Oregon Irall an
niversary celebration.
Final details of the itinerary with
respect TO addresses We're worked out
by the President in conference with
Walter F. Brown. chairman of the
commission on reorganization of gov
ernment departments and an advisor
of the executive. Mr.. Brown left
Washington last night to confer with
local committees on details of the
Presidents visit to each of the nine
teen cities.
Tive Weeks in Alaska.
The itinerary for the visit of the
Presidential party TO Alaska has been
only tentatively worked out as the
trip will largely be dependent upon
the Presidents desires on reaching
the territory and also upon tranSpor-
tation facilities.
The itinerary announced at the
White House, however. shows that
the executive will spend about two
weeks in Alaska with about five
from Tacoma to the territory and
the same or somewhat less time for
the return trip to Vancouver.
Details of the return voyage by
way of the Panama canal and Porto
Rico likewise remain in a tentative
state, although it has been announced
that the President would Sail from
San Diego on the Shipping Board
steamer President Harrison. Only a
day or two will he spent in the Cam
Zone and the presidential party will
continue on the President Harrison 10
San Juan, where. after short stay
it's members will embark upon an
other Shipping Board vessel, the
American Legion. for New York.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Reed and Reed Fiber
Furniture
Reduced 20 to so Per Cent

4 Odd Reed Settees, $4.15 each;
were SS.25. Small size: woven
sea. and back; brown finish.
Reed Chair, s15.75, was SEE.
Cushioned seat and back in at
tractive cretonne; box spring
construction.
Reed Rockers. Special, $4.85
each. Woven seat and back;
brown finish.
q Fiber Chairs, Special, S4.8S
each. Brown finish; woven seat
and back.
High-Grade Reed Reading
Chair. S35, was $40. Woven seat
and back; has floss seat cushion
covered in handbook printed
linen; sand and blue finish.
Combination Telephone Table,
and Chair, 411-2SI was $22.5O.
Split willow woven over WOOD
frame; French gray enamel. z
pieces slightly marred.
Willow and Reed Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
MUTH FUNERAL TODAY.
Many Attend Rites for Business
Leader Here.

Funeral services for George +.
Muth. for more than half century
en- active business man. senior part
ner of the firm of George F. Muth
Company and prominent in business
circles. who died Tuesday at his home.
1907 Irving street northwest. Were
held o'clock this afternoon from
the family residence. The intermen mt
was in Oak Hill cemetery.
The funeral was attended by a
delegation from the Association OF
Oldest Inhabitants the Washington
Board of Trade. Columbia Heights
Citizens Association, representatives
of st. Pauls Lutheran Church, the
board of directors Of the National
Lutheran Home for the Aged and all
of the employees of the firm, and
many personal friends.
Mr.. Muth was seventy-eight years
old, a native of Martinsburg, w. Va.
and came to this city fifty-two years
ago. Mr.. Muth is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Susannah Muth; son,
Edward Z. Muth, and a daughter
Miss NJ. Muth, and three sisters.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Special Size
Apparel

Navy Crepe de Chine Dresses,
bead trimmed, size 44h; $2e.5o
each; were $3.50.
1 Black Canton Dress, attrac-
tfvely embroidered, size Az;
$48.5O, was $65.
1 Navy Crepe de Chine Dress,
size 4213; $28.J0, was $3D.5O.
1 Brown Crepe de Chine Dress,
smartly trimmed; size 42h;
$28.5O, was $3.50.
2 Navy Blue Roshanara Crepe
Dresses. Handsomely embrofd-
cred, size AN; specially priced,
S48.S0 each.
Dress, of Navy Canton and
jacquard Crepe. Balkan Blouse
model, size 441zs $3.50, was
$85.
1 Black Crepe de Chine Dress,
size 4Shs $28.BO. was $3.50.
8 Prunella Skirts, in black and
white, or navy and gold; waist
bands 81 and 35 inches, $3.50
eachy were $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Wornen's $
Sweaters

IL Brushed Wool Golf Sweat
ers. in navy. black and brown;
sizes 3S to A. S1.85 each; were
S3.85.
High Neck Wool Sweaters. in
brown and navy with contrast
ing shades of fiber; sizes SO to
AZ s1.05 each; were S3G5.
Wool Tuxedo or Jumbo Wool
Sweaters. with or without pock-
cts: navy. navy and white. black
and white and nasturtium: sizes
3S and 40 IS each; were S0.75.
4 Heavy Jumbo Wool Sweaters.
tuxedo style roll collar: in tan
and brown, or all white: sizes SO.
3s. 40. 46. IS each; were 1918.
7 Annette Kellerman Black
Cotton Bathing Tights. sizes 40
and AZ Soc each; were 75c.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
That Cleaning Hair
Comes From Using
Olive Oil Shampoo

Today you see beautiful hair
everywhere. Hair that CLEANS.
Women who have it have learned
an important secret. They use
the famous olive oil shampoo.
Hair experts say that hair should
never be washed without olive
oil in the shampoo. For they
say that dry brittle hair results.
And dull hair is never beautiful.
Now you can have the olive oil
shampoo in its most delightful
form. Cheaply, at home. Just
get a bottle of PALMOLIVE
SHAMPOO. At any drug store
or department store. 1t quickly
brings back the lovely sheen to
your hair. Leaves it beautifully
soft and glossy. You will marvel
at the Improvement Advertise
ment.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
so ai1ored B1ouses, $1.85
Reduced from 1926 and higher

Many of them are Forsyth
Blouses. in dimity; also a few
handmade colored striped dimity:
ali sizes except 40 in combined
lot.
CoIored Striped SILK Tailored
Blouses, &3.85 eachJ were SS.7S.
Sizes "a, IS. SO, 40. 46.
Extra Size Georgette Blouses,
S3,9S eachy were $3.50. Brown,
navy, flesh and white; sizes AN,
4s. 81.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

Reed Rocker. $15.75t WINS
$3.50. Cushioned seat and back;
attractive cretonne: spring seat
construction; frosted brown fin
ish.
Reed Chairs and Reed
Rockers, STATS each, were 922.5O.
Excellent grade of reed; wide
arms and comfortable fan shaped
backs. Brown finish; box spring
auto seat cushion, covered In at
tractive printed corduroy.
Odd Reed Settee, $3.50; was
$50. Cushioned seat and back In
attractive rich tone cretonne;
box spring cushion resting ON
spring base; antique ivory finish.
Table, $3.50, was Sos. Large:
with drawer and shelf; sand and
blue finish.
Odd Reed Smoking stands,
1878 each; were $3.50. With
brass ash tray; antique finish.
Reed Ivory Rocker, Special,
S11.75. Cushioned seat and back
in cretonne.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

36 Plain and Checked Gingham
Dresses. with collars and Guns
and ruffles down the front; IN
cnnen. green. pink and yellow:
sizes 3 to 5 years; soc each; were
7Sc and 9Sc.
122 ChiIdren's Cling a m
Dresses, in pink, green, yellow:
copen-collar and cuffs edged
with plaid; some with white col
lar and cuffs; sizes to 5 years,
y5c each; were CSC to $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Misses Apparel

Sports Suits. Of tan mixtures.
brown and tan velour checks and
tweeds; sizes "A. l6. IS; 1915
eacht were 5000.
4 Navy Tailored Suits. of fine
Poiret Twill and tan and brown
velour checks; sizes Ii. 16. 1o.
$24.75 each, were $49.5O.
Tailored Pofret Twill Suits:
with short box, side-tie coats;
sizes IA, 16, Is. x28.75 eachi
were $3.50.
3 Sports Capes, of plaid mix
tures-tan and gray; sizes 16, lS;
$15 each; were SIS.
l Rose Sports Cape, size l6.
Reduced to $3.50.
Imported Blue Fabric Coat:
size l6. Reduced to x12.5O, <Sns
s25.
Z Afternoon and Sports Dresses
of Canton crepe and crepe de
chine; sports mixtures. in brown
and navy: sizes II, 16, Is. Greatly
reduced to S12.5O each.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Radio Sets
$3.50: ,uere $50

DeForest Radio Craft Re-
ceiving Sets, $3.50 each.
DeForest Radio Craft 2-Stage
Amplifiers, $3.50 each; were S35.
To match DeForest Sets men,
toned above.
4 Endicott Crystal Sets and
Single Head Set, $3.50 each; were
$14.25.
l Tuska Detector and 2-Stage
Amplifier, $50; was much higher.
l F'irco Detector and 2-Stage
Amplifier. 800; was very much
higher. Buiit-in loud speaker.
Radio Section Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Chi1dren's Wearables
All Very Lou Priced

SO Children's White Checked
Dimity Dresses. with collar and
low; smoked to match; sizes 2
to years; $1.05 each, were s2.45.
"a Infants Long Nainsook
Skirts, handmade, finished with
hem. or with lace edge. or hand
scalioped ruffie; s1.0S each, were
SOS.
70 Children's Gertrude Slips,
lace or embroidery trimmed:
sizes to years; 95c each' were
81 to $1.75.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
20 dozen
Colonial Glass
unb1ers
Special, 48c dos.

10 dozen Colonial Glass Ice
Tea Tumblers.. Special, 1oc
each; ST dozen.
Is Colonial Glass, 2-Quart
Water Pitchers; Special, 35c each.
10 Clear Glass Colonial Water
Sets. tumblers and jug; Very
Special, 5Sc set.
10 Serving Trays, 10X16, glass
covered and handled; Special, 81
each.
5 Heavy Cut Glass Sugar and
Cream Sets, $3.50 each; were s..
2 Odd Cut Glass Sugar Bowls.
S1.5O each; were 81.
Light Cut Odd Glass Sugar
Bowls, soc each; were 81.
2 Heavy Cut Glass Cream Jugs,
S1.5O each; were S3.
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Travelling Goods

1S-inch Genuine Black Wal
rus Travelling Bags, sewed on
corners, good hardware, leather
lined; $3.50 each; were SIS.
2 1S-inch Genuine Black Cow
hide Travelling Bags, leather
line d--hand sewed-in frame;
$3.50 each; were $12.5O.
1S-inch Boarded Cowhide
Travelling Bags, hand sewed-in
frame, leather lined; $3.50 each;
were S11.5O.
1 Woman's 1S-inch Pullman
Fitted Bag, cobra grained cow
hide. with blue moire lining and
white toilet articles; slightly
rubbed; $3.50; was $S5.
Mans 24-inch Fitted Suit
Case, black cobra grained cow
hide, leather lined; wood frame,
eleven fittings: slightly rubbed
$27.5O, was $50.
Travelling Goods Section. First door.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Wornen's Suits
Prices Greatly LotUered

In the assortment are seVerai
different smart models; one style
trimmed with embroidery; colors
are black, navy and tan.
Three-piece Models. in navy
twiIIcord, braid trimmed, and
blouse to match. $24.75 each,
were S48.50.
4 Tw0-piece Suits. in tan.
Greatly reduced to 1880 each.
: Two-piece Navy Blue Suits.
Reduced to $3.50 zach.
Two-piece BIae Suit, great
IL reduced to S12.s I.
Navy Blue Suit, as is. $3.50;
was much higher.
Navy Blue Suit, as is. Re-
duced to SO.
S Sports Suits, $12.50 eachs
were S25.
women's Suit Section. Third aoor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Friday Remnant Day-Decided Savings

Good store-keeping requires that odds and ends
of Observation-Disclosures good-be disposed of
quickly. So on Friday reduce prices radically to
accomplish this purpose. Some special merchan-
disc at special low prices is also offered
Read this advertisement carefully; it will pay you
Remnant Day Merchandise is Not Returnabe or
Exchangeable; Not Sent c. O. D. or on Approval;
Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

II Corsets and Girdles; back
lace and laceless; Of treco and
striped oouti1s; sizes p, "a, %.
u. q, o.
rs Bandeaux, special, 40c each.
Hook front and back; fine pink
poplin and brocade; ribbon or
tape shoulder straps. Sizes 81
to 40
7 Dark Blue Silk Sanitary
Aprons, 75c; were S1.So.
l6 Pink and White Sanitary
Aprons, 35c each; were soc and
higher. Regular or XXX sizes.
8 Sanitary Belts. zSc each;
were 45c. All elastic; medium
and small sizes.
Corset Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
66 Boys Rompers, 75c; were $3.50

9 Play Suits. 55c each; were
81. Cover all garments or over
underwear. Sizes Z and years.
Khaki and dark blue with red
trim.
IL Boys wooIen hnicker Suits
s1O.75 each, were S15.75. Two
pairs trousers; excellent quality
tweed. Sizes 10, IL to Is years.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Bien-J Jolie Corsets
So: tUere SIS and So

Is GirdIes, Corsets and Belts,
greatly reduced to s. each.
B & J. Treo. Lily of France:
couti1, brocade and satin: sizes
in combined lot, p to %; not
all sizes in one make.
so Fine Bandeaux, csc each;
were SI.50 and Sl.6s. Pink and
white satin and net; also long
line models in brocade; hook
back or side; ribbon shoulder
straps; sizes SO to ~.
10 Corsets. greatly reduced to
S. each. Different makes and
styles, including Modart, Amer
lean Lady, Madam Lyra and
others. Low and medium bust;
sizes q, p, q, 26, 81, %, 80, 81
and 36.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Chi1dren's Shoes, $2.75 Pair
We're #, 5 and Higher.

ls pairs Boys Tan Oxfords,
Neolin- soles. Sizes-5z, 4 c;
21l, 3. 81, 4. AZ D; 8, 3l, ) Z.
S275 pair; we're 81.
7 pairs Growing Girls Tan
Oxfords, Sz.75 pair; were 3.75.
Wing tips. Sizes-7I, 8 A; IN
B; C; 3H D.
9 pairs Children's Tan Trot-
Moe Oxfords, SITS pair; were
S.. Sizes 9 c; 9 D; 8H, 9 (.
3 pairs Misses Smoked Elk
Sandals, sz55 pair; were S..
Sizes-15H, l c.
Children's Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

22 Lingerie Blouses, greatly re-
duced to S5c each. Colored
checked gingham, blue organdie
and blue, rose and orchid dimity:
many models to select from.
Sizes-Eight, "a; seven. Sc; three.
So: two. AZ; two. 46.
SO Blouses, in light shades,
$3.9S each; were $S.75 and $6.7S.
Brown, black. navy, flesh and
white. black and white; striped
silk; sizes 81 to As.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

Short and long sleeves; tan
and blue. Sizes, 4, e, 7, 8
years.
81 Overalls. SIC eachy were s5c.
Sizes f. 3, years; khaki and
blue denim.
IL Fine Wash Suits. S1.75 each:
were $3.50. Sport collar; short
sleeves: tan shade; sizes 5. 6,
and 16 years.
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Women's Hose
SPECIAL

20 dozen pairs Women's Full
Fashioned Black Lisle Hose,
summer weight.
55c pair; were 75c
Is dozen pairs Women's Out
size Silk Hose, irregular weaves
and broken size assortments; in
black, white and street shades;
sizes 9 to 1917.
SIPS pair; would be 81 if
perfect.
IL dozen pairs Women's ALL
silk Hose, in cordovan shade;
uneven weaves; sizes 8H to 10.
S1.65 pair; if perfect would
be So.
women's Hosiery Section, First door.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Women's Knit
Underwear

15 Mercerized Lisle Combine
tion Suits. low neck, sleeveless,
or bodice style: tight fitting
knee; in pink; size 4; slightly
soiled. S1.5O each, were $3.50.
% Women's Lisle Envelope
Chemise, sleeveless low neck:
sizes 5, 6; slightly soiled. 81
each; were $I.5O.
As Women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle
Vests, low neck, sleeveless, un-
derarm shields, sizes 1, S, S.
3Sc each; 3 for 81; were SOC
each.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Chi1dren's
Hosiery

80 pairs Mercerized Iisle Socks.
Il length; in old rose; slightly
soiled: sizes 6, {, s, Sl2. 8. 25c
pnir, were 35c.
40 pairs Misses Plain Mercer
ized Lisle Hose, in brown and
cordovan; sizes 8. S1z. Reduced
TO 35c pair.
"a pairs Infants Lisle Hose, in
white, fine ribbed; size ~. 25c
pair; were 35c.
IS pairs Infants Plain Lisle
Socks, with fancy tops: sizes 4.
4 L. 10c pair; were zoe.
80 pairs Misses Lisle and Mer-
cerized Lisle Hose. black; small
ribbed; sizes 6. {. III. 35c pair; 3
pnirs. 81, were much higher
priced.
Childrens Hosiery Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
COLOred Silk
Umbrellas
Special, 1925

Sun-rain Umbrellas, with as
sorted wood handles, bakelite
trimmed and finished wit h
leather straps.
10 WOmen's Black Tape Edge,
Piece Dyed Cloth Umbrellas, as
sorted wood, bakelite handles:
S2.45 each; were $3.50.
8 Mems 2S-inch Tape Edge
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, assorted
wood handles, S2.45 eachJ were
$3.50.
5 Mems Tape Edge Gloria Cloth
Umbrellas, assorted wood, ster-
ling silver trimmed: h n d ! e
slightly marred; S3.45 each, were
90.
Umbrella Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

p pairs Misses Black Gun
Metal One-strap Pumps. $3.7S
pair; were S.. Sizes-l2, 12H.
Is, 1917. /, w A; llH. II B:
llH. 1871 {.
q pairs Children's White
Canvas One-strap Pumps, Sz.75
pair; were much higher. Rub
Der soles. Sizes-8, 81, 9, oH,
10 c.
% pairs Boys Black Calf Ok
fords. Sz.75 pair; were S.. Eng
lish last. Sizes-3H. 5, 5H B ;
4. "a, C; 41z S D; 21z, 3, 3H, 4.
AZ E.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Mems Furnishings Reduced

90 pairs Mems Soft-finish Eng
lish Cotton Socks, ) pairs for
81; were 7Sc pair. Cordovan
only; sizes 9H, 10.
Is Short Lengths Imported
Crepe Madras Shirting. soc yd.;
was ST yd. Neat striped pat
terms; 213, 3 yd. lengths.
Is prs. Mems Ribbed Wool
knicker Hose, Sz.z5 pr; were
s.. Plain tops that can be
turned over or worn straight; !;
plain black and brown; sizes
l0Ia and IL.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Wornen's Gloves
II Price

s5 pairs Women's 2-clasp Silk
Gloves, in white, black, anu
black embroidered in white;
sizes 5. 51z, s. 45c pair; were 81.
"a pairs Strap-wrist Fabric
Gloves. in gray and beaver SOC
pair; were 81.
pick Fabric Gloves, white lined
in natural; sizes III, g. soc
pair; were 81.
so pairs 16-button White Silk
Gloves: sizes Z. 71. s. Special,
$1.15 pair.
Women's Glove Section. First door.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

II Mems Checked and Plaid
Nainsook Union Suits, SSc each;
we're SI.I5. Knee length, closed
crotch style; sizes "a. SO, AZ, a.
ol Mems Lightweight Imported
Silk Four.in-hand Ties, greatly
reduced to Csc each. Good sum-
mer colors.
"A Suits Mems Self Striped
White Madras Paiamas, Sis
each; were s.. Slightly musscd
from handling; medium and
large sizes.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Wornen's Dresses
Reduced

Brown Satin and Lace After
noon Dress. size 3s. &20; was
very much higher priced.
Tan Chiffon Beaded After
noon Dress, size Sc. 5000, was
$5S.5O.
Black Taffeta Street Dresses.
sizes sc to 10, SIS each, were
s2s.
White Chiffon Dance Frocks.
sizes 36 and 3s- 1880 eachs
were 5000.
5 Imported Crepe de Chine
Dresses. broken sizes. $3.50
each; were $3.50.
women's Dress Section. Third noor
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Wornen's Goats
and Capes
Remnant Priced

3 Tan Capes, overplaids, for
$3.50 each.
Imported Coats. beautifully
tailored models. $3.50 each;
were $25.
1 Overplaid Street or Travel
ing Cape, $3.50, was $25.
1 Tailored Coat, in a smart
mixture. Reduced to $3.50.
women's Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Odds and Ends
ChinaWare
At much less thar, usual
DrLcRS

Some one-of-a-kind fancy
pieces-others taken from the
Dinnerware section pla s,
platters, covered dishes, cups,
saucers and many other items.
Chinaware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Girls Gingham Dresses
Reduced TO 1925

for school or summer vacation
es 8 to IA.
o Girls sports skirts, in fancy
overplaids. including a few white
silks-slightly soiled. Greatly
Reduced to $4.85 each.
rs Middies of white jean; with
navy serge collar and cuffs.
trimmed with white braid; sizes
16, Is, 20; S5c each; were much
higher.
Is White Nainsook Gowns, lace
and embroidery trimmed. size s.;
75c each; were SI.5O.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Mar, Swinging
In Air Startles
CroWd at Corner

Hold to the rope" a saying
familiar to all Shriners is brought
out in realistic manner by deco
rator at a downtown department
store
Scores of Shriners and others,
not familiar with the saying, stood
at 11th and F streets today and
viewed a wax figure, in full dress.
with a Shrine fez on his head. ap-
parently clinging to a rope sus-
pended from a cable, across the
street,
At intervals the rope is loosened
and the figure apparently falls to
the ground. Shriners in the crowd
yell: Hold to the rope" which
brings a hearty laugh from those
who know the meaning. ..
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Sports Oxfords, s.. rs
We're Much Higher Priced

lo4 pairs Womens Sports Oxfords number OF different
models from regular because they
small black and black and white tan and white
heels. Sizes in lot AZ to %
AAA; to AA 81 and B 2 3H g. 619 ANDY
"a White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords greatly
pair With black trimmings odd lots and broken
sizes from our regular stock; AAA 5H and A
3 ~ S. 5, 7l and A; g. 5H ~, 5, s9 B. 23 s. 4 4H
6H c.
Shoe Section
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Mems White Oxfords
$2.75 Pair

pairs Buck Canvas Oxord epresenng odd lots
which together and marked
dispose OF them quickly SzesA g. B. O. 61l l. 72
8; c. ), g. 7; D, g.
Tan and Black Calfskn Oxfords greatly reduced
pair. Sizes-B. 1917, II; c, E, 1917; D, 91l TO-
Men Shoe Section
Evening star., 1923-06-07

So Gingham Dresses, suital
days-varied styles and colors
4Juniors' Navy Blue Two-piece
Suits, with box jackets; sizes Is.
II; S15 each; were $29.5O.
4 Juniors Party Dresses, of
taffeta and crepe de chine-in
blue. peach and rose; sizes Is,
II; $3.50 each; were $3.50.
"a Girls and Infants Hats,
variety of styles and colors.
Greatly Reduced TO 05c each.
Girls and Juniors Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
A Special Lot
Apron Frocks
$1.95

Lawn Frocks of navy blue
with red or white dots, the COL
lar and sash bound with red or
white folds; sizes So to a..
This price is very much lower
than usually asked for frocks OF
this quality.
House Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Tailored Coats
Greatly Reduced to
$3.50

Included are Three-quarter
Covert Coats and Mems Wear,
with Canton crepe Innings; sizes
42Iz, ~. 4oA.
Special Size Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Women's S Underthings
Special, sI.35 each

The includes Gowns Pecoats, Envelope Chemc
Closed Princess Slips Corset
tailored with embroidery and lace
women
Evening star., 1923-06-07
500 White Sateen Petticoats
Very Special, 81 each

Shadowproof Petcoats of fine uality sateen scalloped
hemstitched-wh reinforced panels At this price you
afford the number of washable petticoats that
every woman needs in Summer weather
Petico Section floor
Evening star., 1923-06-07

Every needle is subjected to some
twenty-five different processes dur
ing its manufacture from the parent
wire, and the world at large is es-
timated to use up something like
seven million needles every day.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Special, 100 Pairs Hemstitched
Marquisette Curtains, $1.10 PAIR

either the cottage city home
Well made white, mercerized finish; ~ yards long.
of Short Lengths of various Drapery and upho-
pairs of Curtains greatly
reduced prices.
Section
Evening star., 1923-06-07
400 Remnants
Wash Dress Goods Reduced
Lengths of ~ to 4 yards.

Remnants of Plain Printed Voies Embroidered Swiss
Tissue Gngham Gnghams Kiddie Koh Percalesat
duced prices.
Cation Goos Section
Evening star., 1923-06-07

8 Goods Section. Second noor.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

women's Hosiery Section. First door.