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Orthopedic Shops

Endolyn-F'aunteiroy auxillarics will
be in charge at the or,hopedic lunch
room THURSDAY Mrs. James Lhna.
berry viii be hostess. assisted by Mrs
&; l.. BartelIs. Mrs Dallas johnson,
Alrs chas. Heron. Mrs J, Hopkins,
Mrs. Chas Kessler Mrs Wesley
Dando. Airs Rober, Hewitt. Mrs. a.
C Hamilton. Mrs g Hood. Mrs,
Louis Grow
Mount Baker Guild. with Mrs. C.
L. Cragin and Mrs y Jensen. viii
have charge Of the Thrift Shop
Thursday morning and First Hill
Guild with Mrs. a W. IIardssty and
Mrs, 4. II Fayre will be in charge
on Thursday afternoon
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

Mrs. Ella Cudihee viii open her
class In Roberts Parliamentary Law
on ThurEday, September TO- at 1870
o'clock, at the Y. w. G. A.
This year Mrs. Cudhee will con-
duct additional classes on amend.
ments OF the first and second de.
gree; committees; elections; constItu.
ton and bylaws.
Mrs. Cudihee. who IL parlamen.
tartan Of the King County Legislative
federation. Ia well known thruout the
state for her work In parliamentary
law.
Nine. Harriet Saunderson. who Ia
n graduate Of the Emerson School OF
Orotory in Boston. will have charge
Of the class in public speaking. ANY
woman interested is Invited 10 attend
these classe9.
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Luncheon bU
Mrs. MEXICAN

Mrs Alexander McEwan viii en-
terrain az luncheon Thursday after
noon al her home at the Country
club IN honor OF Mrs. Francis ".
Brownell. who. after spending the
summer here. will leave Sunday for
hsr home in New York.
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Luncheon at Golf Club to Honor Mrs. Car
man; Denuer Guest WW Be CompHmented

MRs WALTER McEwAN TOM
Az klNS and Mrs Lawrence Ar
mold are extending invitations TO a
luncheon az the Seattle Golf club ON
Wednesday afternoon, September i6,
The occasion viii honor Mu 10
ssph l.. Carman. Jr Dorothy Alex.
Dnderl who has recently come here
from Portland 10 make her home.
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs c. n Keaguey has cards
out for tea at her home on
Thursday afternoon. September IL
from until 8 o'clock. Ia honor Of
Mira w. James Pcet Of Kansas
city. Mo. who has removed TO Sc.
attic 10 make her home
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AIRS. Farrell to
Gipe Luncheon

Mrs J. n, Farrell will entertain
At luncheon az the sunset club
Tuesday afternoon, September 10. ia
honor of Mrs Charles McAllistcr
Wilcox OF Denver Colo, who Is Wis
iting In town.
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LADIES or WHITTIER
HEIGHTS CLUB

The ladies' Of whittier Heights
Improvement club win meet Thurs
day. September 10. az o'clock. with
Mrs. Hamilton \. shelf S5ts iith
ave y w
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt AuI'l.
mry. Veterans Of Foreign Wafa.
viii meet at tho home OF Mrn.
Bertha Baum. 5000 2Sth ave y.
THURSDAY September 10. a. u
o'clock. to sew tor the fall bazaar
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Informal Luncheon
for Miss OakCS

Miss Jean Fay VIII entertain in,
formally az luncheon Friday after
noon at the Tennis club tn honor %
Miss Maud oakcs, who viii leave
shortly for her home In New York.
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Gires Luncheon Todou

In honor OF Miss Maud shrcfcr
dramatic reader and lmpersonutor, OF
New York and Boston. Mrs. l.. ID.
Knettle entertained at luncheon to-
tlity al the womsns University club
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HELPING HAND CLUB

The Helping Hand club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Samuel b.
HerrelI, 7943 nth ave. S. w.
Thursday, September 10. Mt noon.
Take Lake Burien car and get of
at Elmgr0ye.
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pAuGHTERs oF p1oNEEns

Daughters OF Pioneers prior TO
1870 Will have picnic Ut Cnrkeok
park, Friday September II. A bus
to the park will leave University
way and r.. 10th, at 1880 q, m.
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BETHLEHEM THlMBLE

Bethlehem Thimblc club will have
card party at tho home Of Mrs,
G, NJ I.ohndorff, FL Path ave. Sat.
urday evening, September IL, at 8
o'clock Refreshments and fayors,
Friends are invited to attend
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DrNNER POSTPONED

General Lawton Circle, Ladies Of
the G, A. Il. have postponed their
dinner planned for THURSDAY, Sep.
TENDER 10.
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VERSE WRITER'S CLUE

Seattle Verse Writer'S club will
resume it's meetings Thursday eve.
ming, September 10. at o'clock, at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Those interested
in verse writing are Invited to at.
tend. For information call GArfld.
52sT.
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ALrRuIsric cLuB

Altruistic club OF rythlan Sister,
Temple No. will meet AZ tho home
OF Mrs Jessie Fleming. s9i2 Grant
ave. Thursday. September 40. at ]
O'Clock.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y ~ T III
PROCEDURE DEPARTMENT

PROCEDURE DEPARTMENT
The parliamentary procedure de-.
partment Of the Woman's Century
club will give bridge and NAH
iongg tea Thursday September 10.
ut 2 o'clock. at the home OF Mrs
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WOMEN or MoosEHEART
I TfnTDN

Women Of MooAchcart Legion viii
meet Thursday evening, September
10. at o'clock for social assembly.
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Dean George Garbett Ware and
Mrs Ware Of Hoquiam. who were
tho guests o: Mr. and Mrs. Francis
J. Armstrong over the holiday. havo
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EAsTERN STAn cI1tn

Members Of the Eastern Star club
viii sew for tho Lighthouse for tho
Blind, Thursday September 10, from
1890 a. m. TO 800 p. m,
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BdnY Springs Hotel and
Chateau Lake Louise are won.
derful Canadian Pacific hos.
telries, affording the service.
comfort and luxury for
which the Canadian Pacific
is Observation-Disclosures.
Typical metropolitan hotels
in maryelou, scenic settings, with
golf. fishing, automobile trips.
swimming. horseback. hiking,
dancing. tenni, and other won.
dcrful entertainment and reerea.
ton possibilIiies.
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THURSDAY PROGRESS

The Thursday Progress club will
hold it's first meeting OF the year
Thursday. September 10. at 1
o'clock. AZ the home Of the presE
don't. Mrs. A. r. Marstow. 4Ois
BagIey ave. Members are urged 10
be present.
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sEATTLE REvlEw. No. 5

Seattle review. No. s. w y. A..
Of the Maccabees. win meet in A.
o. L. W. hall. 1909 Ninth nyc..
Thursday evening, September 10. at
8 O'Clock.
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DoRIc sOCIAL CLTR
SOCIAL cLrB

Ladies Of the Social Club Of Ever.
green lodge. No ?, a. o. T. w.
win meet Thursday. September 10.
at 10 a m, at 1909 Ninth ave.
Sewing.
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Women's Clubs

Mrs +. X. Hanson " chairman ot
the arrangements and Mrs. +. -.
Darnsll Is vice chairman. The pro-
ccsds OF the affair arc to go 70 the
furnishing fund Of The clubhouse.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

ANNIE WRIGHT
SEMINARY CLUB
Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
will meet THURSDAY September 10.
at o'clock. at the home Of Mrs.
r. II. Ober. sos r. Thomas St.
Election OF officers
DoRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club. o. f., s.. will
meet with Mrs. Jessie Ramstead.
1873 Greenwood ave, Thursday,
September 10. at O'Clock Mrs.
Belle Baldwin and Mrs. Irene
Bleitz. assisting hostesses
PUGET SOUND SEWING
SISTERS
Puget Sound Sewing Sisters club
will meet Thursday. September 10.
At the home Of Mrs. w. H. Walker.
244s Queen Anne ave Luncheon
will be served at 1 O'Clock.
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Nil. Ida md Mlsa Fann.tte win
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gone TO Spokane. where they will
visit Bishop Edward Maxim Cross
and Mrs. Cross for a week. After a
stay in St Paul and Chicago, they
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"Ycs. aren't they dcarsr' said ono
OF the ladies' How do you do,
children and che reached down
from her horse and shook hands
cordially with them both
They didn't say much about Mis-.
ter Blue Cap Indeed, they didn't
seem to notice him Perhaps they
thought ho was ono OF tho dog
keepers. or one or the grooms, or
one OF the whippgrslu-or some.
thing such.
The dogs kept barking. and the
horses kept paving around and
whinnylus and there was a great
deal OF excitement
what what Is IL an about7"
shouted Nick as loudly as he could
10 the tirst man who had spoken,
We're riding 10 tho hounds,
shouted the man above tho din
we arc going on a fox hunt, Do
you and your sister want TO como
alopg3'
"0h. yrsr cried Nick quickly. but
Nancy said. 4 cant ride, sirl ia
fall of"
"Oh. no you won't" said the
man kindly. Il have two wonder
ul little ponies pubMuz. 80 and
saddle Nibbs and ScuOI, The young
slera are going after the fox. tool.
10 BE Continucdl
| Copyright. 1895. y E. A. Services, Isel
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BLouses

III Blouscs. Shirts and Over.
blnuses, Chnmbrhy, linen and
brohdgloth. Peach. white. tan.
green ana rose. Sizes 80 10 a
hedueed 10 ",.,,.,.,..s. 1.5O
B Wolfe Ovcrblousrs. mue. with
fancy trimming Sizes 3s 70 40.
Formerly $50 Reduced 10 O6e
% MILDLY Houses. Tan and
white bru1dgloth ana pouFea.
sizo 81 Formerly 500. Reduced
I" 's''s..s,s,.ss.s $50
lie TUNES. Tuffcta. velvet geor.
Eeite, crepe In variety o. col,
orr and color combinations. Sizes
30, 5s. 60 Reduced to. .I.05
uarDau1ai, E6uihtrlek
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Nancy and Nick put on their
own clothes again. and following
Mister Blue Cap they lett the
church where the wedding had
been. That Is. they lett the pie,
ture-tor church, flowers. and peo.
pie had again turned into a large
painting in heavy gold frame,
4 liked that adventure" sald
Nancy 70 the little fairyman. 1t
was great rum being glowergirl and
wearing such "a lovely pink dress
and scattering rose leaves before
tuv u4..s .lAe Picture Land, Mis-
ter blue Cap"
so do l.. agreed Nick. 1T was
fun being page and wearing a
white satin suit and carrying a
ring on a pillow, What arc we
going TO do nextg''
Mister Blue Cap stopped before
another large painting In the pic
ture gallery, Mrs, Walton had not
come hack and the picture gallery
Was empty.
The painting before which they
stopped now was marked plainly
Number 4sl-Tho Hunt And
the name or the artist was under
meath,
But that doesn't matter
"Here wo are, said Mister Blue
Cap. running up the magic steps
that suddenly appeared below the
heavy gold frame or the picture.
Ana SO it appeared They Ger.
talnly were there and all the gen
tlcmen and ladies' IN the picture
saw them and came riding 10 the
front OF the picture on their hunt.
ing horses. and beekoned with their
whips. Mister Blue Cap unlocked
the glass door which swung out as
the others had done. and motioncd
for the Twins TO follow.
Hello here said one OF the men.
-where did you como from
From the picture gallery" said
Nick looking back over his shout
der.
But to his surprise there WAS no
such thing to be seen. Only lovely
country on all sides. and horses
and dogs and ladies' and gentlemen
tho gentlemen In very red coats
and high hats.
From where7" cried the man In
surprise.
"Oh-nowhercr' said Nick hastily.
what nice looking youngstersF
said another man kindly.
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Wonen's Hose

80 Pairs silk Hose. in black
and brown MncDouFall. South.
wicl; Special Full fashioned.
Formerly I.s5. Reduced to 1.35
so Pairs Wool Hose All wool.
In white. with two-color stripes.
and black. Sizes 0 10 1917.
Formerly $50. Reduced to J.95
81 Pairs silk Hose. In brown
and navy. pure silk with Isle
tops. Sizes 81, 2. on. Former.
~ &c. Reduced .35c
100 Pairs silk Hosc. Slightly
damaged from display Reduced
10 ....,...........,....iz Price
MdcDou1GH- Southtoick
STREET FLOOR
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--23 Pairs. full length, ribbed
cotton Brown. Slzra .. si4. 10.
Formerly CSC. Reduced to.a...
.s...s.s.s-sss ioF 80 G
81 Pairs Boys Hose. Wool.
heavy, = length. Brown. stzea
Z. S. Q. Formerly lis, Reduced
So Pairs ChIldrcn's sa.Lrngth
Hose. Wool mixed. Ribbed.
with cuff tops. Formerly 75c.
Reduced to ..............5Oc
DowgaU- FDufhiricE
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GENOA AIR PORT
Columbus Birthplace to Be
Center OF italian Service

GENOA. Nov 26,-tUnltoi Pressi--
Genoa is to become tho pivot OF an
important air service for passengers
and freight between Rome and Bar
celoua.
The service. which viii b. initiated
in December or January, will be car.
ried out with machines % the pcrnter
Wal type. which. Il win b. rcmem.
bcrcd, were those that were used 10
Amundsen's attempt TO reach the
north pole. and arc Italy's latest type
OF commercial airplauss,
The convention between the italian
government and the company pro.
vides for bl-wcckly service between
Rome and Barcelona, which ia to be-
come a daily service both ways after
three months from tho inauguration
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Beddings and
FlanneIs

so Flannel Remnants, white
and colorcd some cotton and
some wool Reduced OncEourth
- Cotton blankets. blue and
white. Heavy quality Slightly
s1iled hy dlrplay, Formerly CSC
each. Reduced to.,......I $50
MuUDaHgalla Soufhudck
BASEMENT FLOOR
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Art NeedieUorR

% Stamped Bloumer Dresses.
Honeydow Evcrfnst. Sizes . TO
6. Formerly 2e5. Reduced to
'.s.............. LOO
--5 Stamped Crib Sets. Formerly
l.50. Reduced to........ SOC
lis Stamped Ladies' Dresses.
Blue and gray shadow striped
lawn. Formerly 1885. Reduced
10 ...s.,s....rs.s.. soc
--I3 Stamped Tea Towels. For.
merly CSC, Reduced to. ..10c
% Lawn Bedsprcads. Formerly
2.45. Reduced 20. 05c
so stamped HandlScrchirfs
Linen and lawn. Formerly 25c.
Reduced 10 ...............1 Toe
Id Stamped Dresser Soarfs.
Clover bleach. Hcms,itchod, For.
mcrly SIC, Reduced SOC
go Vanity and Buffet sets.
Stamped, clover bleach. Former.
ly Csc. Reduced to........50c
80 Luncheon Sets. IS inches. In
two patterns. Formerly 100.
Reduced 10 .,...,........,.6 zoe
40 Riddles Sunbonncts. Tan,
pink, blue and white. Formerly
Csc. Reduced to..........1Od
Observation-Disclosures
FIFTH FLOOR
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Corsets

--S Bhck Brocado and Elastic
Marvenes, Non.laetng. Sizes 2s.
50, 30. o. Formerly Tto. re.
duced To ...s..t........,.. LOO
--i6 Corseis- silk brocadc. Treos
aud Marvcura, Elastic sides.
Sizes % to q. 90. %, %. For.
mcrly 7.50. Reduced to. ....3.05
81 II. & W. Girdles. Brocado
and eIaHtic. sizes q and 2s. For.
mcrly 500. Reduced TO. ...2.o5
MncDS5u0dll- SoiihIict
THIRD FLOOR
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Friday Is Remnant Day!
:e-a-Month CeaAway Values Which Seattle Women Wait fO
Furs

- Natural Fitch Checkers. For.
mcrly eco. Reduced io,.,. 2. 90
~ Natural Hudson Bay Sable,
Formerly $500. Reduced IT,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lZ.oo
II Beige Dyed Fox Scarf. For.
msrly $500. Reduced TO 1000
II Natural Dari, Skunk Scarf.
Formerly 1900. Reduced to-,
'tsss'.s..s...t''s -o.oo
- Fox Scarfs. brown aud black
Formerly 1900, Reduced to-,
'''s's..s.r..-..ss JO.Oo
- Natural Dark stone Mar1en
thohers. Formerly 1900 tie.
dueed 10 .s.,,.,.......... 5000
II Dark Stone Narten Choker.
Natural. Formerly $500, lse.
dueed 10 ,.s-r..,.s,,,..s3S. 90
~ Natural Baum Martcn ChpiI.
81. Formerly 1900. Reduced 10
..s.,sssssr.....s Is.OO
acknowledgements
SECOND FLOOE
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ChiIdren's Shoes

--is Osfortls. Smoked ELK, Sizes
"a 20 10. Formerly 400. Re.
duced To ....s..'.'',s.s.. l.7o
Id Misses Patent Leather
Pumps. Sizes tiis TO III For.
mrfly COO. Reduced to-, 2.D5
lie Childs Patent Pumps. sIz0-
50 10 II. Formerly GOO, li".
duccd 10 .........,s...ssst l.bb
- Childs Patent Leather
Pumps, Sizes So TO 10, Former.
h. 400. Reduced to..,....s 2.O5
Maenou1dH. SouthiBiet
FIFTH FLOOR
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Costume Slips

IS Satin Tunio Slips, Cocoa
colored and tunic style. Sizes
40, AZ, a.. Formerly Cos. Re.
duced TO ..,,,..,.......,..0.G0
10 Silk Slips. Satin, crepe de
chino, Rust, navy md brown.
sizes as, 30 and "a. Formerly
COS. Reduced to.........5,75
MdcDou1aH-S outhiDIck
SECOND FLOOR
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GIoUes

pa Pairs Suede and Mocha.
gauntlet blylo, mode AMI gray,
Sizes So 90 z Formerly a5s
and 600. Rsduerd TO 2.D5
--l3o Pairs Fabric GauutLls.
with rundown cufta Mode ard
sand. Furmcrly iTs. Reduced
To ........-..... LEO
nacpougaii- soashtrtck
STREET FLOOR
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Sweaters

- worstcd Sweaters, sleeveless
style. yellow. Size &C. lie.
duced TO .......t..........1.S LIB
- Sweater. or blue and yellow
eorusd, sizes IS and 49, lie.
duced 90 .,..,.... s.sss.. 1.95
--13 Sleeveless Sweaters. Fine
wurstsd. Green, yellow. white
and black Sizes 9s. IS, 40, ~.
Reduced 70 .......-...1.95
liz Mohair Sweaters, tan, red,
blue. lavender and yellow. Sleeve
less and helted. Sizes "a TO 70.
Formerly 4.g5, Reduced to 1.35
--5 Mohair Sweaters. Coat style,
IN yellow. sizes 80. SO and ~.
Formerly 7.s5, Reduced 10. .2.95
--s Mohair Jacquettcs. In yellow.
brown and gray. Sizes 90. IS. 81.
a. Formerly BIS. Reduced
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5
- Mohair Sweaters, black and
tan. Jncductfe style. Formerly
eos, Reduced 10. 2.95
hfdcDougog- southiclck
SECOND FLOOR
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Knit Underwear

So Wool and Cotton Suits.
white, long sloevOd and ankle
length. Sizes 10. IL, IA, &c, For.
mer!y 250. Reduced to. ...1.95
&c Cotton Corset Covers. white.
size &2. Elbow sleeves. Former,
ly 1875. Reduced TO. zoe
- Jersey silk Vest and Draw.
ers. Peach and pink, Formerly
s.95. Reduced TO, .2.95
MdcDouDdli Southloieis
THIRD FLOOR
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Donestics

so Cotton Remnants, including
muslin shecting, comfort challle.
and slightly soilcd sheets and pill.
low cases. Specially priced at
..-....-.-....... HALF.pRICE
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NecktUear

- Tuck In pestecs, cream col.
oCcd and nlrt and Val trimmed.
Formerly 1855 Reduced TO Csc
-6 Tuxedo Guimpes, OF ccru
lace, trimmed with filrt or Val
Formerly 1875. Reduced TO o5e
lis Collar Sets. sllk. linen or
broadcloth. PsEsy style. IN col,
orr. Formerly Ie5, Reduced
TO .s.ssss.s-,s..s voc
Mac 0urail-
STREET FLOOR
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SilUerDare

Display Samples. SIlvcr.plntcd
Plattcra, Vegetable Dishes and
Candlestlcks.
Greatly Reduced.
MdcDOu1nH- Southipick
FOURTH FLOOR
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Wash Goods

900 Cotton Remnants, including
useful lengths OF pcroal~a. suit.
ingE. voIlea. Ringhams and lin.
ings, Reduced 10 HALFPRICE
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Mems Furnishings

--1J0 Madras Shirts. Neckhand
style, IN assorted colors. Sizes
II to IT, Formerly 400, Re-
duccd to ................ 80
200 Madras Oxford Shirts.
Ncclbaud styles. In assorted col.
ors. sIzcH II ana 1914. Former.
~ 1s5. Reduced t0.......75c
is Wool Sweater Coats. 2 and
pocket Coats. In camel and
brown. Sizes % to 3S. Former.
~ $50. Reduced o....,..2.D5
--2i Wool Vests. Striped tan and
brown. Sizes % 10 %. Formerly
500. Reduced to.
~ Rayon Ties. 4.in.hand. Fig.
urcd and striped. Assorted col.
ors. Formerly Csc. Reduced TO
............... ...,,....... LUG
--i6 Knitted Ties, in assorted col.
ors. Formerly 4Jc. Reduced to
Ill Cotton Pajamas. 2.pIcce
style. Assorted colorD and Blzcs
a, y, y. Formerly $50, Re-
duced TO-. ................ go
SC Wool Caps. Sizes 6H to 7.
Assorted colors. Formerly $50.
Reduced TO ,........,,.g. i5
81 silk Hose. Puro silk. Black
and brown Sizes 9h to iOh.
Formerly 900. Reduced to 1875
MdcDougali- SoushtCicb
MEMS SHOP, STHLnT FLOOR
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Muslin Underwear

Ill Women's Volts Chrmlses
Gowns and step Ins. Good styles,
laco trimmed Colofed and white.
Medium tlEca. Formerly i25.
Reduced io..s..............5o soc
- Tub SILK Costume Slips.
Peach md flash, Double shadow
hems Formerly POS. Reduced
To ..,,..... .........s..,..1 .B5
&c Radinm Petticoats. pauay
aud honna, soallgpad aud tail.
orcd Formerly 3t5. Reduced
- Radium Pullman Gowns.
Tailored styles, In black Medium
sigc, Formerly s9a Reduced 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.o5
- Jersey Petticoats. panay. roga
and brown. Medium aizes. Pient.
81 flouucc. Formerly EOS. re
duccd TO ................. 1.0o
&c satccn Pctilcoais. Medium
and large. In colora. Formerly
i9G. Reduced TO .........1.oo
--5 Crepe de- Chine ChcmlseS. Sizes
So and 40. Fine lace and net
trimmed. Formerly ass. lie.
u6ren 10 ..ss....r r.s......f.B 30
- Crepe do Chine Gowns. Nc.
dunn and large, ia flesh. blue and
coral. Tailored. with klmono
sleeve. Formerly 1895. Reduced
To ....ss...... .s...s.ss..ss.D DO
- Crepe dc Chine Gowns Tail.
ored. with contrasting plplnEr.
Formerly aa5. Reduced 10 sos
IacDgugalI. SDpfhlricE
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JeWelry Novelties

81 Novelty Braorl>ts. Formerly
2Jo. Reduced TO 3 for. ..25c
10 Novelty Necklaces and Pins.
Chains nro crystal effects, and
pins, gold or pearl bara. For.
morly 6Oc. Reduced to....25t
SO Bead Necklaces and Stone
Sci Bracelets. Assorted styles
Formerly zoe. Reduced 10. 100
liz Upper Arm Bracelets. For.
nerly 2,75. Reduced to. 100
--46 Boxed Novelty Jcwclry
ltcms. Chains, pins, barrcttcs, bar
pins and beauty pins. Formerly
100. Reduced to ..85c
- Novelty Bracelets and Bar
Pins. Formerly 100. Reduced
10 ....,.......,...,
MucDouGnIl- Southtcicb
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Handkerchiefs

--l33 HandlIerchicfs, of white
and colorod lawn, formerly loo
each. Reduced to,.........5c
ga Linen handkerchief. Col.
ored. with hand embroidery.
Reduced to ............,.1 5 c
so Linen HandlSerchiefs. Fin.
ishod with hand embroidery on
colored linen Formerly 45c.
Reduced to................. SO c
Mac DougnIl- Southtrick
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Draperies

% Model Drnprry $ Is. or rIlls,
crctonnc and dnmhSll. Vnrioua
styles, made UP for dirplny, Re
duCed TO ...............h Pricc
Go Remnants OF Cretonno. An
colors and TO 8 yards In length.
Reduced TO ........h Price
so Remnants. Wolfe, net and
mnrqulscttc. white, cream and
eoru. Reduced to......h Price
so silk Ovcrdrapc Remnants.
Suitable for single windows. Re.
duCcd TO ...........,...h Prico
80 Remnants Drnpcries. Velvet.
cotton velour Hnd gray mohnr.
Suitable for odd chnirs and stools.
Formerly sos n yard. Reduced
To, yard. ...,...,......r..
MdcDou01H. SoHthtCick
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Wooiens

SO Wool Remnants. Flannels,
serge. jersey, balbrlgEan. crepe.
eoatiugs. vclouru. ruedcg. and
iwccda. in plaidz. checks and
stripes. u 10 3 yards In each.
Reduced To .HALF.PRICE
MGcDoupan- Southnici.
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ToWeIs and Linens

--23 Embroidered Scarfs, OF
white, Knve embroidered cnda
Formally las. Reduced To. 90
10 Embroidered Towpds. White
and embroidered at one end. For.
marty csc. Reduced to. .8Oc
-T5 Llu.n Remnants Assorted
colora, and including some odd
Nerbnp mi Towels. Reduced ;.
hdcDouoan. South1iole
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