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Steuben.

No one rejoiced more at the coming
of Baron Won Steuben to America in
December, 1777. than Gen. Washing
ton. The statue in the northwest cor
ner of Lafayette Park Is America s
tribute to the man who came to the
infant republic to drill and discipline
it's unframed Army.
Before sailing from Europe, he gave
his property and small government
annuity to his nephew. Yet in this
new land he offered his services with
out condition and without any bar
gaining for reward. His own military
training had been under the greatest
masters of the business of war of his
day. He had been one of the six
talented officers who had been person
! ally trained by Frederick the Great
because of their unusual knowledge
and skill in military affairs.
Won Steuben served as inspector
general in the American Army, and
is seen in the statue in his military
uniform which he kept spick and spa n
as a model to his soldiers. Without
! the great cloak which the general
| wears the monument would be incom-
plete, for his regard for it was so
great that it was wrapped about him
after his death and buried with him
according to his wish.
Alter reacnlnR America, Won Steu-
ben lost little time in going to Valley
Forge, where he saw the poorly
housed and ill-fed soldiers scantily
clothed and shivering in the coolest
Winter of a generation. Military
training had been almost as lacking
among them as pay days. The short
enlistment policy had brought fresh
men into the Army every few months
and had allowed others to return home
with their guns.
These deplorable conditions had come
about partly because of the necessity
of converting citizens into fighting sol
diers almost over night. This was the
Army, tatterdemalion as far as cloth.
Ing and equipment were concerned
that Won Steuben inspected in Febru-
airy, 1878, but neither wretched equip
Evening star., 1925-11-16
Chestnut Salad.

Shell some large solid chestnuts,
throw them into boiling water for
five minutes, remove the brown skins.
then boil or steam until tender
While they are boiling, put into a
bowl saltspoonful of salt, add
dash of black pepper and one onion
sliced very thin. Add four table,
spoonfuls of olive oil, rubbing all
the while, and then two tablespoon
fuls Of vinegar. Pour this over the
chestnuts while they are hot, stand
aside until very cold, then serve on
lettuce leaves.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

is no net. That is where the skill of
the hairdresser comes In.
But there are some women who
find some sort of bandeau or other
hair ornament SO much more becom-
ing than their own severely sleek hair
that it is. no wonder they snap their
fingers at the dictates of few fashion
extremists and take advantage of
various new hair trimmings. One of
the shops shows a wide bandeau-al-
most a tiara-made of cut steel that
goes across the front of the head, and
to wear with it are interesting pendant
earrings, also of cut steel. Then there
are caps Of metallic lace that mt close
ly over the smoothly brushed short
hair
The sketch shows a new way OF
wearing short hair. parted quite low
on the left side and brushed across
the head, leaving high expanse OF
forehead, but covering the ears, from
which hang quaint pendant earrings
to match the necklace.
tCopyhght 1927
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Our Children-By Angelo Patri

cession files by. If he is sad at the
mad efforts we make to hasten on, If
he smiles at the frantic efforts to de-
lay, he makes no sign. Just feeds out
the scrolls to each traveller and stands
by to watch him pass.
Think Of Time that way for a year
and grow calm. Betsy may stay in
the kindergarten and still arrive in
time to write her name on Times
scroll.
Mr.. Patr will give personal attention to
inquiries from parents and school teachers
on the care and development of children
Write him IN care of this paper. inclosina
stamped. addressed envelope for reply.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

ender, yellow and green, the major
portions of the desk might be painted
soft Adam green and the recessed
book shelves pale yellow. Desk fit
tings of lavender would complete the
picture.
This desk might also be very hand
some in natural maple finish with the
book recess painted some such color
as lacquer red, primrose yellow, bottle
green or terra Gotta.
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Spanish Stew.

Two chickens, two cups water. four
boiled potatoes, two tablespoons
margarine. one and one-half table
spoons salt pork. two quarts tomatoes,
one can peas. salt and pepper. After
cutting the pork in small pieces boil
1t in the water for 20 minutes. Add
the chicken and strained tomatoes,
then the seasoning and stew until the
chicken is tender. Add the boiled
potatoes and the strained peas and
simmer all together for 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

Here is charming and distinctive
desk for a girls room or for a living
room of dainty character. 1t is of
maple and would look we'll in either
the natural, honey-hued maple finish
or painted.
If the rest of the furniture in the
room We're painted French gray and
ornamented with flower motifs in Law
Evening star., 1925-11-16
Oysters Crumbed and Baked.

Dip your oysters in egg beaten with
a little water, then in sifted crumbs
which have been lightly seasoned
with any seasoning you prefer, lay
ing them on shallow creased bak-
ing dish and baking until a delicate
brown. Done in this way they dry
quickly unless the fire is hot and the
process quick, but they have a de-
licious wholesomeness and retain their
flavor
Evening star., 1925-11-16

TO WEAR BOBBED HAIR IN THIS
SMART NEW MODE, PART 1T
FAR AT THE SIDE, BRUSHING
IT VERY SMOOTH. SO AS TO
SHOW THE FOREHEAD AND
HIDE THE EARS.
long enough TO permit the Belgian
Queen to reap the reward of her dar
ing move. For she now has the dis
tinction of being the only short-haired
Queen of Europe.
Never have women'S heads been
more simply dressed than within the
past few months in and about Paris.
They were absolutely sleek. and for
the most part they have been free
from any sort of decoration-jewel
less, featherless. fiowerlesS and ban
deauless. But for all this perfect
simplicity they have needed an
amazing amount of the hairdresser's
attention. If any curl is present at
all it is in the form of very broad
wave that clings to the head as If it
We're held there by a net-only there
Evening star., 1925-11-16
MODE MINIATURES

The smartest blouse worn in Paris
and fashion centers over here took its
inspiration from a mans waistcoat,
as revealed by its details and finish.
1t is made with a double breasted
front, buckled- back strap, tailored col
Evening star., 1925-11-16
Women's Heads Simply Dressed
BY MARY MARSHALL.

1t is hard to prophesy about the
bob nowadays. French models are
letting their hair grow long, while the
Queen of Belgium had her royal locks
shinsled only Il few weeks ago Really
The fashion ought to remain with us
Evening star., 1925-11-16

lar and revers-all strictly masculine,
Bell-shaped sleeves, linked buttons anf
the fiat crepe from which it is made
are delightfully."- feminine for contra st.
1t is a blouse ideally suited to the
smartly tailored woman and would
nicely serve to convert a regulation
suit into a distinctive costume suit
NARCOTIC.
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MENU FOR A DAY.

Melons
Hominy With Cream
Boiled Eggs. Toast.
Bacon With Waff1es.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Fish Chowder
Crackers
Pineapple Shortcake With
Marshmallow Sauce
DINNER
Baked Ham With Potatoes
Boiled Spinach
Beet, Celery and Potato Salad
With Mayonnaise Dressing
Cabinet Pudding
wAFFLES
One pint buttermilk, flour
enough to make thin batter, one
teaspoon soda and one teaspoon
salt.a Have waffle iron hot and
cook Immediately.
SHORTCAKE
Mix and sift two cups flour,
four teaspoons baking powder,
one tablespoon sugar and one
half teaspoon salt. Work in
one-half cup butter, add beaten
yolks two eggs diluted with one
third cup milk, place on Toured
board. pat and roll out one inch
in thickness, cut into rounds,
place in creased pans and bake
in hot. oven. Split, spread with
softened butter, put pieces to-
gether. and with sugared pine
apple between them and over
tops and cover with marshmal-
low sauce before serving.
Marshmallow Sauce-Melt one
half pound marshmallows over
boiling water, add one half cup
powdered sugar dissolved in
half cup pineapple juice,
then add juice of half a tart
orange and stir until smooth.
SALAD
Mix equal quantities chopped
boiled beets and crisp celery and
boiled potatoes. Moisten with
boiled dressing. Serve on let
tuce leaves.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Window Screens, 35c

Greatly reduced. So Wood Frame
Adjustable Window Screens; "a
inches high, extend to 25l2
inches: for narrow windows.
L Vudor Shade: 11kx6 feet:
brown. Shopworn. Was CO
S12.75' now ...s... PO
| yndor shade; l2x7 feet :
g0sat; g0set sii1 MAS csrefs Sla noT OF wide stripe
rose. blue and tan cloth; for
overstuffed davenport and . arm
chairs with loose seat cushions,
Excellent quality. Unusual value
if they fit your furniture. %1S
Set was S45; now. ....'.-. W.
. Cretonne Slip Covers for over
stuffed armchairs. Were g
50 each: now .......... W
Screen Section, Fifth floor.
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Floor Torchieres
$3.50: Were $3.50

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Q Iron
Floor Torchieres; three-hght.
Following are SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED:
Flat Silk Shades with fringe;
gold. champagne and rose: %
inch inch Were SIS each; $3.50
. Flat Silk Shades with fringe:
rose and gold; 24-inch. %f0
Were $50 each: now. -. Wv
. Flat Silk Shades with fringe:
gold lined with rose. Ct S0
Were SIG each: now. =. NJ wv
2 Flat Silk Shades with fringe:
rose. blue and gold; IA
inch. Were S12 each; 81 S0
SOW Oval and Round Parchment
Shades: 10-inch. Were 50 S0
2"PS Fancy eseh six TX" Shades; oblong:
rose and gold: 10-inch. CO
Were ST each: now. PL
l Oval Parchment Bridge Shade:
2-i n h. Was $3.50; "a
5 Bridge Lamps with parchment
shades. Were S2.95 each; @
IL Boudoiir Lamps: metal. ivory
finish; with silk-lined shades in
gold or blue. Were So @
T Black Vase Table Port.
able; 2 lights. Was $40: %S
now ...-. W.
Lamp Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Infants Bands, 25c

Were 35c. 30 Infants Cotton
Shoulder Strap Bands with tabs
attached: size 6 months.
60 Infants Cotton Shoulder Strap
Bands and Shirts: button-up-front
style: finished with shell
edge; size months. Were tx
25c each; now. w........ ~
Boys MILDLY or Copperfeld
Suits in white; piaue collar and
cuffs: sizes 2 to years.
Were $3.50 and 81 @ OK
81 Children's Nainsook Gowns
high or low neck! long or short
sleeves: edged with embroidery:
/. . and @ years. Were
Sl.25. Sl.46 and Sl.50 OK
~ Children's Nainsook Gowns
hand and machine made: high or
low neck: long or short sleeves;
finished With lace or embroidery
and ribbon: sizes Q TO 8
years. Were $3.50 each; Cf OK
~ Children's Handmade Nainsook
and Cambria Drawers, Combina-
tions and Skirts. trimmed with
lace or embroidery; sizes
. to 6 years. Were Ct OK
$3.50 each: now. 80. 3'./S
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Girls Dresses, $8.95

Were SIS. D White Crepe de
Chine and Wolfe Dresses. trim
med with lace ruffies and ribbon
sizes 8, 10. IL and 10: slightly
soiled.
3 Girls White Crepe de Chine
Dresses; embroidery and ribbon
trimmed; sizes 8 and 10. %10
Were 5000 each; now. Wv
4 Girls Wool Knit Capes with
brushed wool collars; orange, tan
and brown: sizes 8 and
Sow 8; Were $50 each; $3.95
Junior Misses Two-piece Sports
Dresses, of tan plaid wool crepe
With white linen collars and cuffs;
now .............. plL@O
8 Junior Misses, Dresses of char
meen, rayon and crepe de chine
styles for sports and dress wear
green. navy, tan and brown sizes
l5 and II years. We're NTfS
SEb.oO. now ....... .,
. Junior Misses Tan Camelshair
Sports Coats; full silk lined: sizes
10 and II. Were GO S0
$4,000 each: now :. 3lL.0O
Junior Miss Tan Suit. with
short short box coat and ywTspp sftect
S2a.50: now ....... Wv
Girls Silk Raincoats. in pretty
bright colors; sizes Il. 4 and
each: now ......... Q4.7o
Girls ard Junior Misses Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Misses Pumps, $1.15

Were $3.50. 8 pairs White Can
vas Pumps. Sizes II "a. L., 10,
1871. l A: B.
Is pairs Growing Girls White
Canvas Pumps; sizes Il 5 "A
81, az 4h. 8; s. oh A;
Were $3.50 and Sc pair; TftE
no"
27 pairs Infants White Canvas
First Step Shoes; ankle strap.
Sizes l, 2, 3, 4 and 3. TX
Were S1.25 pair; now. Nv
Is pairs Infants Soft Sole Shoes
in tan or patent and white; high
and low: sizes o. 1 and 3. dn-
Were 81 .25 pair: now 49,. foS
pairs Infants Tan Pumps: sizes
~. , E; g ~. 3 D. S1.45
\ pairs Infants Red Kid Button
Shoes: sizes 2 II, 3. 3is. 5h D:
ga. B. 8, 8 u (. Were Ct Ak
$3.50 pair: now. 49,. %>sT@
. pairs Misses Sandals and Ok
fords: sizes l2h and l3 SIX
A. Were So pair: now p'sf1
Children's Shoe Section. Third
floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Drapery and
Upholstery
Fabrics. u to 10

Remnants and sort lengths
OF Cretonnes. Rayon, Ma
dras, Nets, Noiles, Satcens
and other fabrics suitable
for drapery, upholstery and
many other uses. A large
selection.
Drapery Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Girdles and Netheralls
SOC; We're $50 Up

90 Girdles and Netheralls; odds
and ends; soiled: broken sizes.
6 Lily of France Girdles of silk
broche and surgical elastic: sizes
-. 80 to "a. Were Th 80
$3.50 each: now. rSN
"a American Lady Corsets- and
Treo Girdles: waistline models;
sizes %, 20. 28. 20. 80. 80
Were So and S5 each; now W.
2 Memo Corsets, No. 1893 sizes
30 and 50. Were SO X350
each; now --.........
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Silver-Plated Tea
Tiles and Table
Hot Pads, ~ Price

These pieces are treated in
true Old Dutch style, and ap-
peal strongly TO the connois-
seur. Halfprice tomorrow.
az 6-inch Tea Tiles: Q designs.
Now. each. 6Jc.
48 l0-inch Hot Pads: . de-
signs. Now, each. 81.
"a 12-inch Hot Pads: de-
signs. Now. each. sI.o0.
12 l4-inch Hot Pads: de-
signs. Now. each. s2.25.
Silverware Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Black Canton Crepe
S1.95; Was So

90 yards Black Canton
Crepe.
IS yards White
Canton Crepe. Was S1.95
$3.50 yard; now
so yards Natural
Pongee. Was 81 yard; 7Sr
now .......... .,...
90 yards Black Faille
Crepe. Was $3.50 yard; 81
no" ..-....-
500 Remnants Plain and
Fancy Silks and Crepes; y
to-. to ; 10 less
yards ......
Silk Section. Second floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Imported Decorated
Dinnerware
Reduced

Il French China Sauce Dishes
were ooc each; now. I5c
Fruit Stand. Was $40:
Ho" .S2.50
20 Bread and Butter Plates. Were
81 each: now $50
II Tea Plates. We're Sl.15 each.
ioW '...'.- .ASc
80 Breakfast Plates. Were S1.25
edcn' now -.-.....-. 50c
20 Dinner Plates. Were SI.40
each; now ,65c
IA Soup Plates. Were S1.15
eacn' now .35c
! 50-piece Havilsnd China Dinner
Set. Special 1870
| Decorated Imported Coffee Pot.
was 81; now W--.......... .9I.50
] Hand Decorated Imported Bon
Feet. Was ST: now. IN SIS
1 Fruit Dish. Was 1878:
now ...-............ .e1.50
9 Highly Decorated BouilIon
Cups and Saucers. Were Sl.SO
eacn. now
g Sugar and Cream Sets. Were
So each: now. .SI,B6
L Sugar Bowl. Was $3.50:
now ....... 81
1 9-piece Fruit Set. Was Se.75:
now ...s...s...-.s .9E
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Brassieres. $3.50

Were SIS. 8 Brassieres for the
large figure: heavy lace: back
fastening: sizes AZ, 46. 4s, so.
81 and 81.
10 Brassieres of Treco and broche,
designed for the stout figure;
sizes 80. SO and 54. 81 X
Were $3.50 each: nov. ~>"~
"a Brsssferes of satin and laceG
1.ss si.ss =, 40; 20 ~; s.os. - ,o% and 40 75c
De Bevoise Brassieres. black
satin; sizes 40, A and
1ex ss; Were $3.50 each; $1.75
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Smokers
Accessories

I Smoking Set. Was So; now 5"
l Brass Tobacco Jar. Was So;
now .S@
Ash Trays: DAMAGED. Were
So each; now. 'oc
/ Manicure Set. Was $40:
now OF
/ Smoking Stand. Was Sd 90:
noT $3.50
4 Smoking Stands. Were 81 20
edcn. no" : NV
/ Sewing Set. Was 81 DO
now -Sl.oV
- Sewing Sets. Were So each:
ROW y lew
. Sewing Sets. Were S1.2o each;
now 'o"S
3 Sets Forks: to set. Were
$3.50 set: now. w.......'.. .sI.oo
Smokers Accessories and Cutlery
Sections. First moor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Children's Hose, 25c

Were Soc. 100 pairs Mercerized
4 Hose, in English and Derby eTay.
buck: broken assortment of col
ors: sizes z to 10.
Is pairs Children's Cotton Hose
fne rib: white; sizes 7ia and
s1a; slightly soiled. Were 0S%
81 C pair: now..... S
"a pairs Girls Silk Stockings.
beige; fancy rib; sizes s to 81
10. We're S1.75 pair; now. ~
80 pairs Boys Combination Suits:
knit athletic style with tailored.
finished neck: no sleeyes: knee
length: sizes 3 to 10 H.
years. Special. each. -. ~
80 dozen Children's Knee-length
Pants: lace trimmed: sizes ] to
10 wears. 81 ] G H T L Y
IMPERFECT. Spe al, E0c
y pairs
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
Goor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Silk Hose, $50

Were $2.25 to $3.50. 200
pairs Women's Hose; all
silk chiffon. novelty lace; a
few with Isle tops in out
sizes. Gun metal, brown
and a few light shades.
go pairs women's Silk Hose with
Isle garter tops and soles: full
fashioned; black and brown. 50c
Were Sl.25 pair: now. -. wv
81 nairs women's Black Silk Hose
With open,work medallion and
clocked effects: few colored
novelty hose. We're S4 to c.
Sc pair: now . P%
women's Hosiery Section. First
6oor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Umbrellas. S4.35

Were Sc. 10 women's Silk Um-
brellas. with satin border. navy.
purple and red; composition han:
dies are decorated and finished
with silk cord wrist loops.
g Wonlen's Satin BoTdered Silk
Umbrellas: red, green and brown;
wood handles: silk cord wrist
loops. Were 81 each: 81 dS
now
10 Women's Silk Umbrellas:
black. blue and brown: imported
handles: leather side
straps. Were $40 each: q Ak
now @o%I~
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Boys Suits, $o.75

Were sl2.75. SO 2-knicker
Suits; belted models; sizes
IA, IS and 10 years.
IS Boys Blouses: attached-colla-
style: assorted stripes: sizes Z. s,
II. 12. 13 and IA years. TX
Were ST. so each: now. ~
81 Boys and Youths Shirts;
white: sizes IL y, 13 and
IA neck. Were 81 so each; H.
l2 Boys MILDLY Blouses; khaki
and all white, size 10
years only. Were S2.25 OK
each: now ...
II Button-on Wash Suits: dark
pants, light blouses;. sizes /. ..
3 and 4 years. Were Tf dS
SO each: now .,...
Boys Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Grape Juice
Glasses. Sc

Glasses, Sc
Special, Sc Decorated Grape
Juice Glasses at this SC
special low price.
II Water Sets; floral cut
glass; tankard and
Jug shapes. Special, 9Sc
25 Decorated Glass Flower
or Fruit Bowls on stand.
Were Csc each; 33r
now ............
20 Console Sets; decorated
glass in colors; bowl, base
and 2 candlesticks. h2c
Special, set t....
AZ Fruit Dishes; decorated
glass. Were 81 each; Csc
now
10 dozen Colonial Ice Tea
Tumbfers; clear glass. h2c
Special, dozen. 1890.
/ Fish Bowl on metal
sta. stand IL, for table Was $3.50
Footed Glass Comport. S0e
Was S1.25: now.
Inported Glass Console Set:
footed bowl and candle
saa sticks: Set was $40; $6.95
Glass Celery Tray:
richly decorated. Was SO Ok
$3.50: now. T~|
l Glass Bonbon Dish:
daintily decorated. Was 9 60
$3.50; now. .........
l Dainty Decorated Footed
Fruit Comport. Was $3.50; TS
wss ! rTsis ss. D5ss; ssH. decorated: $3.95
6 Decorated Glass Salad
Plates, Plat a: We're $3.50 each; $3.50
/ pair Imported Glass Candle
sticks. Were 81 pair: % S0
now
b,.nl I 5nDoT,ss %ss sa'sc; s!nss Fso1s nos $50
Glassware Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Dress Goods
Reduced

400 Remnants Wash Dress Goods
in lengths of 1 to 31s yards.
36-inch Irish Linen. was 81
32-inch David e. John Anderson
Bingham. Was Sl.25 yara
now -
32-inch Glen Roy Gingham. Was
6Sc yard: now .4oc
32-inch Dress Gingham. Was 3Sc
yard: now 3oc
34-inch Silk -ard-Cottou Printed
Crepe, Was Sl.S5 yard: now 81
36-inch Cotton Canton Crepe. was
Soc yard; now .........-. ooc
36-inch Percale. Was 3Oc yard:
now N-oe
3l-inch Embroidered Swiss. Was
1Jc yard; now. QUO
36-,rch English Broadcloth. Was
33einch Printed Zephyr. Was SOC
yard; now 3oo
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Sec
ond floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Crepe Skirts. S3.95

Were $3.50. Crepe Skirts with
elastic band for tunic blouses.
tan and navy; waist sizes 20. 80.
81 and 33.
. Red Plaid Skirts: wrap models
waist sizes % and 80. Tf0
Were S15 each; now. Wv
- Wool Crepe Skirts: black:
plcated with buttons down side;
waist sizes 80 and 80. & OK
Were $40 each: now. -. PO'/~
Skirt Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Muslin Underthings
78c: Were 81

80 pieces: Gowns. Enve-
lope Chemise. Slips, Straight
Chemise Boomers. Knitted
Skirts and Step-in Drawers,
OF nainsook. batiste, voile,
shadow batiste and lin
gette; tailored or lace and
embroidery trimmed; flesh,
white, navy, gray and black.
Cotton Underwear Section. Third
floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07

Girls Bloomers, $1.45

Were S175. Il pairs Sateen
Gym Boomers; full pleated
on adjustable band and
with elastic knee; sizes 8
and 10 years.
8 Adirondack Linen Skirts. in
cadet blue: full pleated on white
body: sizes IL and IA
years. We're So each: Ct Ak
II Middies: all white or white
with red and cadet blue collar
and cuffs; sizes 8. 6, 10. 10. 1S
and % years. but not all STYLES
IN each size. Were S1.95 OK
. pairs Pajamas: two-piece slip
on styles: sizes s and 10
years. Were S1.95 pair; OK
& Girls silk Blousas: white and
tan: tucked fronts and long
sleeves: size s years. 9 OK
Were So each: now. 80. ~%s/~
: Khaki Jacquettes with Tuxedo
collars and without sleeves: sizes
10 and Is years. Were OK
$3.50 each: now ... ~
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Women's Gloves, -
and Nearly II Less

Is pairs Fancy Fabric
Gloves, sizes 51a, " and
8. Were $l.50 pair; 76c
~"
IA pairs Women's 2-button
White Doeskin Gloves;
sizes So and 6. 75r
Were $l.50 pair; now
Il pairs Women's Fancy
Kid Gloves; sizes 81 and
5s;r. 5S, ros Were s22' $3.50
Il pairs Women's 16-but-
ton-length Glace Gloves;
sizes E, 6H, 7.
Were 81 pair; $2.25
now ...........
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Marquisette
Curtains, Special
SIPS Pair

Another lot just received
those Airy Ruffied Marquisette
Curtains 30 desirable for Spring
and Summer cottages and homes
checks and dots in white: 81.
yards long: tie-backs included.
And q few Odd Lot Curtains: net,
ruffled, lace and others; 1 or
more pairs of a kind. Greatly
Reduced.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Girls Hats, $3.50
Were $5

Is Straw Hats. in PLAIN
styles with band trimming.
Girls Hat Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07

Reduced

SLIGHTLY SHOPwoRN, DAM
AGED OR IMPERFECT.
Washstand; white
enameIed metal. Was CL TX
Sl2.50: now. 3Os<~
l Bathroom Scale; white Soo5
enameled. Was S15; now P/s/1
I Infants Weighing Scale: white
enameled. Was s1e.5o; SO *
no" "" ~
3, Square Bathroom Hampers:
white enameled: large
nae: s,ze. Were s7.7o each; S395
no" ~$/~
3 Shoe Shining Cabinets; white
ensmeled. Were 1925 ca TX
each; now. ... PSsJS
z Bathroom Mirrors: metal frame;
white enameled: IIxIo
n h s. Were 1915 r1oS
each: now. ............ pL./1
l Hills Steel-post Yard Clothes
Dryer with 100 feet good quality
cotton line. Was s15.76; S8 OK
now FS</ -
l Wood-post Yard Clothes Dryer
with l6O feet clothes (S OK
line. Was $3.50; now. p0.|0
l Udell 7-foot Step Lad 6 II
der. Was S6.25; now. pL>/9
Invalid's Bedside Ia
bic; oak finish. Was rS or
$1,000; now. 1910
: Imported Brass Bird Cages with
glass seed guards. Were CT CO
Sl4.50 each; now. P/sOU
! Manning & Bowman 6-cup Elec-
trio Coffee Urn: nickel
plated. Was $3.50; S1175
l Manning & Bowman 6-cup Elec-
trio Coffee Urn: nickel co ZS
plated. Was SIC: now p/./S \
Manning & Bowman Soup Elec-
tric Percolator: nickel so S0
plated. Was SI9: now. pbZ.OO
500 rolls $1,000 sheets) good
eisil eaih,g 5o1.n Toilet Tissue spe- 9Oc
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Silk Neg1igees, $4.95

We're Sl5. : NegIlgees OF CTeps
de chine, trimmed with pleated
ruffling; flesh and black.
: Wool Aloatross Negngees, Win
or without collar; dalntily hano
embroidered and hand scalloped:
flesh and orchid. Were 81 9S
Sl2 each; now ......
. Boxloom Crepe Klmonos; slip
over and kimono style: tailored:
pink and orange Were OK
81 each; now g,
Slip-over Negnsee OF nesh
crepe de chine, trimmed with
pleated rufliug. Was CS OK
S22.50; now .........
Negligee Section. Third floor.