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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
MARY WASHINGTON COUN
Gil

The feeting of Mary Washing
ton Council. No. 1, last night, at
Pythian Hall, was largely attend
cd and the banquet which follow
ed the business was an unQuaIi-
fed success. The committee in
lcharge of the banqcet arrange
ments, o. B. Hopkins l.. ]. Allen
and r. II. Hancock. provided an
attractive proeraf and menu.
a number OF guests from Mt
Vernon Council were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
A CABARET JUBILEE
CBy United Press)

Berlin. March 16.-Berlin is
celebrating the twenty-ffth an
niversary of the opening Of the
first cabaret here. A quarter OF
century ago the cabaret idea
was entirely new and failure was
predicted as the pioneer launched
his first ating-entertainment en-.
trprise. Today Berlin boasts OF
more than 100 of the finest cab
arets in the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
Charter is Granted

The state corporation commas
sion has granted charters to the
following concerns: Garfield Ma
nor Corporation, Arlington Co..
maximum capital stock $4,000;
minimum, $4,000. Purposes are
"a general real estate business.
Officers and incorporators are;
John G.. Graham, president;
Frank G. Campbell secretary;
Clarence L. Abait, pr of AleXan-
dria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
SUSIE's KITCHEN BAND

Susie's Kitchen Band will be
heard at s o'clock in the YoUne
Peoples building The concert is
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the First Baptist
Church, who have conducted the
sale of tickets and report an un-
precedented demand. Additional
tickets will he on sale at the door
for late Corners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate
G. Moore, VINO died yesterday,
will take place at 3 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon from her late resi-
dence, POS South Pitt street, and
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. 5.
A. Wallis, emeritus sof' the Epis'
copal Theological Seminary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
Traffic Concert Test
Is Postponed Again
CRy United Press)

Springfield, Mass, March 10
Mischa Elman played here last
night, but not in competition with
the rattle and roar Of motor
trucks, steam rollers and clanking
chains, as originally planned by
the board of aldermen. AT the
last moment, a proposed test OIL
whether vehicular traffic would
disturb the concerts was abandon
ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
SEWING SOCIETY SALE

The Easter Sale of the St.
PauPs Sewing Society, will be
held on Wednesday, March 81,
from 5 till 6 o'clock p, M, in the
Parish Hall.
Mrs. Z. N. Anderson, President
of the Society, and Mrs. Thomas
3. Hayes, Secretary, assisted by
the members, are making elabor-
ate plans for the sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
ID. n. HULFlSH DIRECTOR

David n. Hulfish was elected a
director for two years by the
manufacturers and jobbefs bu-
reau of the chamber of COM
mercc at a meeting held yester-
lay afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
Mrs. Wells Found Not
Guilty" In Murder Case
(By United Prcss)

Mineola, N. Y, March 16-The
Jury which tried the case of Mrs.
Billie Wells. charged with the sec
ond degree murder of Captain
James S. Petit, sportsman, Janu-
ary I, returned a verdict of not
guilty last midnight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16

NANTED-More saiespeople in
towns and cities-150 Products
Extracts, Spices, Soaps, Toi-
let Articles-Easiest Sellers
No advance in prices-On MARI
-Hustlers make S1.00 hour.
Write w. T. Rawleigh Co., CT.
ct 81 years-No bond required
239, Freeport, I'll. 62-G4-GG-3p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16
GRACE CHURCH GUILD

The Girls Guild of Grace
Church will hold a cake sale, or
Saturday. at Chestnut Farms
Dairy, 907 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16

Bricks were used by Babylon
ians and Egyptians over 1000
years ago.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Aah ah&aals@as4&s&ah&&a @abdsAsAMab&1A@@M
This Great Christ

~dHE Lansburgh Store never reflect
vi does today. We areready-for you
tical gifts of every conceivable cha
nest. Thousands of people are taking adj
complete stock of Christmas merchandi
tion-easier shopping g-and the assurand
tomorrow-and see this great gift shpd
girls to- Toytown.. See the magnificent
prehensive than we have ever before 81
And Santa Claus Is
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Christmas Stockings
On Every Gift List

~ AINTY, useful, acceptable-wfat
liz could be more appropriate gift
~ than Hosiery? If you choose
such qualities as these, you will
not only be sure to please, but be cred,
tied with excellent Judgment. We will
pack it in dainty gift boxes for you.
Silk Hosiery of medium weight. full
fashioned and pure silk. Fawn, beige,
suede, medium gray, African brown,
Chiffon Silk Stockings, fine and sheer.
In all the wanted shades of gray and
brown, besides black and white. .$2.75
Clocked Stockings. of all pure silk, in
medium and chiffon weight. Open work
clocks in attractive designs. Black and
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Gift Notions
Small But Useful

Spring Tape Measures, in several fancy de-
.AVS w wv
CeluIoid Rings, in various pleasing colors
and sizes. For fancy work, handbags, etc.
Thread Winders, set of 5......... .........Sc
Embroidery Sets, containing crochet hook,
thread wnder bodkins and stiletto. ..l9c
Lingerie Sets, Observation-Disclosures, pink
or blue. Set. -.......... ........'' 'S's
Needle Books, in various styles and assort-
1nentS .S'S " S''''
Sewing Baskets, of straw, reed or leather
Lined or unined. Some completely equipped.
Sl.z5 to $3.50
Fancy Shirred Ribbon Elastic, in many at
tractivc colors with trimmings. Yard,
SOC to S12S
Fancy Carriers of shirred ribbon. finished
with bows and rosettes. Pair. soc to S175
EnameIed Slipper Trees, pair: ...19e
Shoe Trees fancy trimmed. Pair,
7sc to SLoo
Coat Hangers quilted and trimmed,
SOC to Sl.oo
Household Aprons, of pure colored rubber
or rubberized cretonne. ......... .Z9c TO Sl.7o
STREET FLOOR LANsBuRaH BROTHER
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Sterling Silrer Gifts

~ L-inexpensive-lasting. What
1A could be more acceptable than piece
AD of gstening, beautiful Sterling silver.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Colonial Glass
Water Pitchers
35c

Ice-lip Water Pitchers.
we'll made clear glass. Spe-
cially priced. 35c.
1o Footed Cut Sherbet Glasses
sc each, were $1.:5.
12 High Footed Cut Sherbet
Glasses. ~ each, were $3.50.
12 Low-Footed Cut Sherhet
Glasses. 81 each; were $50.
1o Cut Glass Tumblers. Csc
each; were *I.15.
Ii Engraved Thin Glass Tun1-
blers. 45c each; were .5c.
l Fruit Dish, richly cut. $3.50:
was S5.
/ Flower Vase. richly cut. -:
was &s.75.
Goblets, cut glass. 81 each;
were &1.5O.
s Floral Cut Water Pitchers.
.5c each; were $1.25.
! Flower Vase, richly cut.
S2.5O, was S5.
2 Bowls, mitre and floral cut
e2.50 each, were IS.
Q Footed Mayonnaise Bowls.
91.7B eachs were $3.50.
Footed Comport. Richly cut.
Is, was $40.
Fruit or Salad Bowl, cut
glass. 1896, was $3.50.
3 Cut Glass Mayonnaise Bowls
on Plate. - each, were -.
Glassware Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Housewares Reduced
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT
DAMAGED OR SHOPWORN

DAMAGED OK SnOp"oRN
II Self-Wringing Scrub Mops.
Sc ench: were S1.1S.
- Metal Trnuser Hangers. 10c
each; were zoe.
Sc Enancl Wire Coat
Hangers. Zoe cacht were 2Jc.
II Wire Skirt Hangers. Zoe;
were 2Sr.
is wooden Suit Hangers. 1oc
each; were .5c.
IS Asbestos Stove Mats. SC
each, were IOc.
- Flint Cans NajiC Aluminium
Polish Zoe can; was 45r.
"A Cake Turner's. Toe, were zoe.
} White Enameled Bath Stools.
a5c, were S1A5.
s whito Roll Top Bread Boxes.
Sc, were S1.15.
. Galvanized Window RefriG-
orators. s2.c5 each; were 1915.
. Galva z d Rotary ASH
Sifters. &I.5O each; were S:.75.
D Utility Steel Bushel Baskets
a5c ench: were S1.75.
, Pantry or LII b T AIRY Step
Stools. oak finished. $1.:S each:
were $3.50. -,
Wood Kitchen Table. with
stained legs: size 24XS6 lnches'
1850, was &7.25.
size 24x36 inches. 1885, was
White Enameled Manicure
Table with drawer. 1875; was
white Enameled 42-inch
Gate-Leg Table. $3.50, was
Housew.r.. Section, Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Porcelain, Diuner,cdre
Greatly Reduced

An attractive floral pattern.
OF which the following items
remain, at greatly reduced
prices:
2 Sauce Boats on Stand. &1.2s
each, were S:.25.
2 Cream Jugs. SOC each; were
: Cream Jugs. SIC each, were
: Pickle Dishes. 4sc each:
i Covered Dish. s1.2s, was
Meat Dish; 1o-inch. s1s was
i Meat Dish; 12-inch. s1.so;
Meat Dishes: 14-inch. SITS
each, were e2.76.
8 Dinner Plates. $50 each;
s5 Breakfast Plates. 25c each;
Tea Plates. 2Oc each; were
Pie Plates. 1sc each; were
Is Soup Plates. 25c each; were
1s Individual Butter Dishes.
&c each, were lac.
10 Side Dishes. 100 eachr were
Bouillon Cups ana saucers.
35c each, were g0c.
4 Egg Cups. $50 eachJ wsfs
Soc.
Chin, Section, Fifth Aosr.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Basket Specials

10 Bedroom Rattan Scrap Bas-
kets. Special, 85c each.
Imported Waste Paper Bas-
kets. Special, 500 each:
81 French Irvine Shopping
Bags. Special, 85c each.
Is Sets Japanese Table Mate.
round and oval shapes. Special,
Large Work Baskets. Nat
ural colored, Chinese. $3.50
eachI were S..
Basketware, slightly shop
worn or imperfect reduced.
Chinese Tea Trays, $3.50
e"sh' 'csinese mars %; Tea Trays, s1.7s
each, were $3.50,
5 Covered Sweet Grass Work
Baskets. 35c eacht were soc.
q Medium size Chinese Covered
Work Baskets. Medium size, t1.S0
each; were S..
2 Fishing Baskets, small size,
81 each, were 81.
l Large Round Willow Clothes
Hamper, IS; was 50,
1 Cloth Q Hamper, Small
square. white enameled, $3.50:
was $3.50,
Impor e d Sewing Stand.
Greatly reduced to S1:9s.
eled Willow Hamper, e2.bO; was
1 Natural Willow Wood Bas-
ket, t3.7BS was $3.50,
Isshst Section, Ysfth aoor,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Children's Wool
Jersey Dresses.
$3.50 each: We're
S4.05. S5.0j. S6.95

Colors, copenhagen. tan. henna
gray and brown. finished with
white crepe de chine collar and
cuff. and fancy stitching. Sizes,
to years.
II ChiIdren's Wool Sweater
Suits. sweater, leggins. cap and
mitts. Tan, copenhagen and
brown. 8 and years. 81 each;
IS BOYS Wash Suits, Copper
field or MILDLY style. Copen-
hagen. white. tan or brown. fin
ished with white collar and
cuffs. to years. s2.s5; were
81.
) Boys Wash Suits, ginEham
chambray. checks and white, fin
shed with collar, cuffs and belt
Fancy stitching MILDLY or Cop
pcrfeld style Tan, copenhager
and pink. to 4 years. $50:
each: were $3.50.
6 Boys White Poplin Suits,
MILDLY style, finished with collar
and cuff of plain pink. blue or
tan. . to years. a1.85 each:
were $3.50.
Infants Section. Fourth dcor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Women's Knit
Tnderlrear

90 Fine Ribbed Pink Lisle
Combination Suits. low neck.
sleeveless. tight knee; sizes ..
6: slightly soiled. 81 suit: were
$50.
f6 Fine Ribbed Lisle Envelone
Combina tion Suits. bodice styles:
sizes 4. ). 6: slightly soil"d. 81
suit; were S1.5O.
10 Cotton Corset Covers. high
neck, short sleeves. size 4.
slightly soiled. SOC each: were
~.
2 s pairs Fine Ribbed Cotton
Tights: ankle length: size 4,
slightly soiled 25c pair; were
SOC.
% Lisle Combination Suits. low
neck, sleeveless. loose knee:
sizes 4. ). Csc each; were 81.
10 Women's Combination Suits.
bodice tor: ankle length: sizes :.
s. q; slightly soiled. soc suit:
were Sf.15.
Women's Knit Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Misses Suits and
Dresses

> Nelour-Vcldyne Suits. ali
silk lined and well-tailored: Il
few are fur trimmed. Various
shades Of brown. Sizes a, 10
and is. S"4..5 each; were $3.50.
{ Fine Velour Suits. all silk
lined. Sizes Il. ! 6 and IS. Great
~ reduced to S1J.
. sports Coats. mixtures and
a few browns. Sizes Il. 16. IS.
Greatly reduced TO S222.5O.
= Coats. all silk lined: plain
aud fur trimmed. Sizes 16 and
IS. Navy and Brown. Greatly
reduced TO S3".5O.
Junior Coats, sport mixtures
and Brown Chiuchilla. Sizes 10,
= and Il. SI:.75 each: were x25.
Black Chiffon Velvet Dresses.
lace collar trimmed. Sizes -
and IS. SI9..3 each: were $3.50.
Brown Chiffon Velvet Dress.
Copy Of imported model. Size 16.
Greatly reduced to S.9.J0.
Black Dress. Velvet Jacquettc
style. canton crepe skirt. SIZE
6. Reduced to S19.s5.
Misses Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
30 Wool Slip-On
.SiCeaferS
SOS each; were SIS and S5.75

Round neck. contrasting
shades OF wool; oriental de
signs; black. navy, gray and
brown. Sizes SO to 40.
10 Brushe Wool Slip-on
Sweaters. Round neck trimmed
with contrasting shades of wool
in navy, gray and brown. Sizes
40 TO 46. 1896 each; were S5.7J.
Henna Wool Jersey TUX
Coat Sweaters. sizes 3S. 40 and
-. S2.e5 each; were much
higher.
Wool Slip-on Sweaters, V
neck. fancy weave. orchid and
white. Sizes 3S and 49. Greatly
reduced to S..0J.
Light t-weiRbt Wool Tuxedo
Sweaters. trimmed with contrast
ing shades OF fiber in navy and
black. Sizes 50 and 40. Greatly
reduced to 81.
Extra Size Wool Sweaters
Tuxedo and Coat style. with roll
collars in Navy and brown. Sizes
IS. 30 and 80. Greatly reduced
TO 1875.
sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Skirts

5 Misses Blue Pleated Skirts.
with novelty stripes. a7.S5 each,
were SIS.
6 Wool Skirts, Prunelias, sig
net woods and eponge; pleated,
wrap and plain models, e5.S5
each, were $40.
skirts, homespuns and piaids,
wrap effects. R5.85 each, were
Misses Skirts, light woods,
sports models, Reduced to e3.16
each.
skirt SssAfsa, 11irl tssr,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
UOnen's Silk Dresses.
SIS: We're S25

Canton Crepe street or
Afternoon Dresses, Matelasse
trimmed. Black. navy or brown.
Sizes o6. IS and 40.
; Satin-fa Crepe Dresses,
$3.50 each; wer~ $3.50. Street
and afternoon models. Navy.
black or brown. Sizes 26, IS
and 40.
Dinner Gown. Greatly re-
duced 10 S48.JO. OF taupe net
lace with rose chiffon girdle.
Size So.
Dinner Gown. S45: was &65.
Rust shade crepe Romaine. With
steel heading. Size SO.
Afternoon Gown. 445; was
s7S. Flat crepe draped model:
putty shade, beaded in red.
Women's Gowns, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-03-08
ChIdren's Hose

II pairs Children's White Silk
Socks, "a length, with silk and
Isle turnover cuff. Slightly
soiled and irregular weaves,
Sizes s1a and ga. 5oc pairs
20 pairs Children's Cashmere
Socks. u length. in black with
straight ribbed cuff, Sizes y,
6, 6k. 2, 8 and 91a. soc pair;
were 7Sc.
10 pairs Boys Cotton Sport
Socks, in black. q lengths, with
Derby rib. Sizes z and 712,
35c pair; . pairs for II; were 75c
pair.
Children's Hose Section, Fourth aoer,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Children S Shoes

pairs Light Tan. Scotch
Grain, High top Shoes. with low
heel and welt soles. Sizes sig \.
A. G,a Z. c. S:.75, were $3.50
pair.
"a pairs Misses Black High
shoes. with fiat heels and welt
eoles. Sizes 12 4. 12ia. l% \.
I3i. \, | A. j. 4. > a. Bill i.
-. IS. 13ia. !. fI.. ?. C-l1 Il.
13. 13i.. liz. a...5 pair; were
$3.50.
pairs Boys High Tan Storm
Trot Moe Shoes. with heavy welt
soies. damp proof. Sizes Az c.
> C. AZ ID. 4 L. Greatly reduced
to Sc.s5.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Silk Umbrellas,
Special. S4.25

50 Women's Silk Umbrellas
sun or rain parasol style. o.
inch, ten ribbed. and 24-inch.
eight-ribbed. Tape edge. Shades
of green. navy, purple. garnet
and black. Assorted wood han
dies with bakalite trimming
W III = n g Silk Umbrellas.
S4.45 each; were IS. 25-inch
size. Navy. red or black. Attrac-
tive wood handles with bakalite
trimming. SILK is subject to
slight imperfections that do not
affect the wearing qualities.
Mems Umbrellas. 1925 each;
were S6. 2S-inch tape edge, piece
dyed cloth with various wood
handles, silver trimmed. Handles
subject to slight marrinE.
Umbrella Section. First floor
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Girls Underthings
at Reduced Prices

o5 White Cambria Nightgowns.
lace and embroidery trimmed;
sizes and 10 years. 45c each.
Were much higher priced.
IS Embroidery-trimm Night
gowns. with long sleeves; sizes s
to 18 years. 95c each, were $3.50.
10 Teddies. trimmed in lace.
embroidery and tucks: sizes II.
16 0Sc each, were S1.5O.
4 White Longcloth Teddies. lace
trimmed: sizes IA, 16. s5c each,
were &1.25.
2 Dainty Longcloth Combina-
tion Suits. size 10. S1.45 each;
were 1925.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Women's PIisse Crepe
Hests. &c: Were $50

oS Colored Plisse Crepe Vests.
with hemstitched straps. Sizes
3S 40 and 49,
II pairs Marcella Drawers. sSc
pair, were $3.50. Closed style.
Trimmed with lace and narrow
embroidery ruff1es.
S Envelope Chemise. 95c each:
were ~. OF blue plisse crepe or
white nainsook. Tailored or lace
trimmed. Sizes 40. 4" and ~.
Extra Size Muslin Skirts.
xl.35 each; were S3. F1ounces OF
lace or embroidery. 40 inch.
women's Cotton Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
HOUSE DRESSES

- House Dresses. Of Checked
lin CHAM, with drop waist line,
square and round neck. Three
quarter sleeves finished with
sash. Pink, green and red. Sizes
Sc to -. Greatly reduced TO
II .9J each.
Cooking Sets. made Of white
lawn. with long sleeves. V neck
Sizes IL to "A years. sSc; were
N.5O.
Nurses Uniforms, white per
Gale, adjustable collars, long
sleeves. fitted belts. Sizes A and
40. &1.45 each, were 81.
House Dress Section, Third feor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Prices greatly lowered,
ages and imperfections.

Living Room Bench greatly
reduced to $11.45. Combination
mahogany. 40-inch size.
Sewing Cabinet, special,
$9.4I With long drawer and
button tray.
I Sewing Cabinet. $16.S0: was
s24.75. Martha wash ingto
style, of brown mahogany.
Windsor Chairs, S16..5 each:
were SIS. Rush seat, mahogany
finish.
Arm Rocker, S1h.5; was s25.
Rush seat. mahogany finish.
Windsor Chair. S:.45; was
SO. Mahogany finish.
Sofa End Table, 1915; was
SIS. Decorated
I Sofa-E Table. S14..5; was
$3.50. Combination mahogany.
Tea Wagon. SIS75; was
sc9.75. Combination brown ma
hogany.
/ Dropleaf Table. $3.50. was
s55. Solid American walnut.
42-inches round.
l Chiffonier, $3.50: was $50.
Combination brown mahogany.
Furniture Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
ChiIdren's Underirenr

33 pairs Girls Fleeced lin ed
Ribbed Cotton Pants. aul,le
length. Slightly soiled. Sizes
s. 10 and IL wears 3Sc pair. =
for 81: were soc.
10 Boys Wool Mcrino Shirts
high neck. long sleeve in white
and gray Slightly soi1ed. Sizes
80 and "a TO fit boys "a TO ID
wears. 81 each; were &1.55 and
$3.50.
Q pairs Boys Wool Merino
Drawers. white. ankle length.
soiIed. Sizes IS for 10 or II
years. JOc pair; were 81.
Childrens Underwear Section. Fourth
honr.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
20 dOsen pairs
WOner's Silk Hose
Sl.35 pair:
Regularly SI.75

20 dozen pairs Women's Silk
Hose with Isle tops and soleS
In black. also few in gun metal
and otter shades. Sizes 81 10
10
- pairs Women's F'ull-fash-
toned English Ribbed Sports
Hose: in copen blue: sizes Si:, 9.
aio 81 pair: were St.55.
80 pairs Women'S English Wool
Sports Hose. jacquard plsids:
sizes ST. TO 10. 50 pair; were 81.
32 pairs Women's Fine Eng
lish Wool Sports Hose; vertical
stripes: sizes .. 9i2. 10. S3 pair;
were -.
wonens Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
FURS

Hudson Seal Cape, 45-inch.
with reversible stripe border and
Platinum Fox collar. S27j; was
$500.
Mole Coatee, taupe fox collar
and cuffs. Greatly reduced 10
xI.5.
Beige Caracul JacQuette
brown fox collar and cuffs
Greatly reduced to 500.
French Seal dyed rabbit
Coat. 4J-inch. SI:5: was S:"5.
French Seal dyed rabbit
Coat. with Skunk collar and
cuffs. S1:5: was 1926.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Furniture Reduced
but sold "as is" subject to scars. dam

Id as is" subject to scars, dam
Ivory Windsor Chairs, 1915
each: Uere SIS.
8 Dining Room Chairs, 1915
each; were s145o. Mahogany
finish and with blue leather
seats.
. Arm Chairs, S1:..5 each:
were $50. Solid mahogany.
brown leather seats.
Dining Room Chairs, S1O.S5
ench; we're $3.50. Solid mahog-
any. One brown and one blue
leather seat.
l Cedar Chest. $3.50: was
$50. Top size 40xl9.
l Englander Cot. S6.45; was
So. Metal with link spring
3Gin. width.
Arm Chair. 1915. was SIS.
Walnut finish with leather seat
! Dining Room Chair, xS.15;
was $3.50. Fumed oak
l Tabouret, $4.s5. was $3.50
Stickley fumed oak.
I Twin size Post Bed, x21.15;
was $3.50. Combination mahog-
any.
Double size Post Bed. SETS:
was s2s.75. Combination ma
hogany.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Also This Girls Apparel

4 White "Cricket Club" Mid
dies; sizes 8 to 90. &1.2J eachI
were S1.05.
4 Girls White and Copen Blue
Sports Shirts; sizes 10. IL. S1.2S
each, were much higher priced.
4 Rose and Lavender Polaire
Spring Goats; sizes 8, 10, -. $3.50
each, were much higher priced.
Junior Girls Dark Blue. Fur
Coilared Winter Coat; size Is,
Greatly reduced to S1b.
25 Chambray Dresses, sizes 3,
10, II. Reduced to SOC each.
Girls Section, Fourth 6oor,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
GLOVES

23 pairs Womcn's White p. n
Strap-wrist Gauntlet q loves
Sizos 6. ca. 6a, 1926 pair; were
$3.50.
3l pairs Women's S-button-
length Chamois Gloves: white
only. Sizes 90. 6L4. 6$,. -.
Greatly reduced to SI..5.
II pairs Women'S Strap wrist
Mode Suede Gauntlet Gloves.
Sizes 6$4. ~. Greatly reduced
10 Sf.25 pair.
IS pairs Women's Strap wrist
Duplex Fabric Gloves. White
and natural. 6. :. ~ sizes 13c
pair: were $50.
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Philippine and Irish
Lingerie
At LESS

Il Philippine Envelope Chcmise.
S..a, each: were -. Embroidery
and with lace inserts. Built-up
stvlc Sizes 36 10 a..
Is Philippine Envelope Chemise.
SI.R5 each; were st. Sizes So TO
~.
. Irish Envelope Chenise.
Greatly reduced to &3.AJ each.
Hand embroidered and with fine
val lace.
4 Philippine Gowns. A.e6 each;
were -. Beautiful solid and eye
let embroidery. Sizes 10, is and
II.
Silk Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Photograph Albums,
Tobacco lars. Scissors

7 Photograph Albums, with
leather covers, loose leaf, tied
with silk cord. 81 each, were -.
Niokel-silver Tobacco or Cigar
Jars. .; were %.
4S Imported Steel Scissors; 5
to s inches long, ESQ; were 600,
Kedak and CUTLERY Section, FIRST 1seR,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Budded W1lnuts
!, lbs. 81: Uere 45c Ib.

These are fine quality Fancy
Budded English Walnuts; new
crop.
Nonpare Paper-shell AL
monds. 3 lbs. 81; were 45c.
Fancy Large Paper Shell Pc
cans, $50 lb.g were u.
Candy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
WOn,e,,'s Goats and
Suits Reduced

> Plaid Wool Steamer Wraps.
So. so; were S55.
= Plaid Wool Steamer Wraps.
$I8.75; were S38.5O.
Novelty Sport Coats. Mix
lures, plaid back golf cloth and
Camelshair. $14.S5 each; were
s39.5O.
Oxford Gray Sport Coat.
Grenfly reduced to $3.50.
, Novelty Coats. $3.50 each;
were S25.
Navy Suits. soft pile fabrics.
Sizes ST and 40. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
10 Suits in black. brown and
navy. SI5 each; were S@S.50.
women's Coat and Suit Section. Third
fonF
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Short Length Silks IS Less

800 short lengths OF to 81 yards including fine crepes
satin crepes canton atins and taeta coors
black.
50 yards Black Crepe Lenox, So yard; was 81.
1zo yards Black Satin Canton $3.50 yard $35O.
80 yards Black Taffeta, 81 yards was S.
50 yards Navy Tafeta, s. yard; S,5o.
80 yards Flesh Crepe de Chine, Sl.45 yard: S.
20 yards Black Chiffon Velvet, $3.50 yard; was s..
Section, Second
Evening star., 1923-03-08
White and Gold
Decorated Thin China

Tea Cups and Saucers.
Very specially priced at cSc for
cup and saucer.
Odds and Ends Of Decorated
DinnerVare at greatly reduced
prices,
China 6eetdsn, .yfftA Aosr.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

% Mems Black Derby Hats,
several shapes and styles; sizes
GTs to ~. S2.!5 each: were So
and So.
1o5 pairs Mems Wool Socks:
also silk and wool included:
fancy stripes and two-tone color
effects: full fashioned and seam
less: sizes 9i2 to li12. SOC pair;
were 81.
"a pairs Mems Mercerized Lisle
Socks; subject to slight irregu-
larities OF weave: sizes 9i22. 10.
1ota. Greatly reduced to g pairs
for Sill.