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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FIUDAY, APRIL 19, 1912.
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STEWARD ON RESCUE
BOAT TELLS STORY
GUARD RECRUITS WILLJ
LEAVETOENLISTEARLY
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ISMAY CONDEMNED
FOR TAKING BOAT
OPEN TILL 9 P. M. TOMORROW
TOCELEBRATEFETE
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MEMORIA
SERVICE
FOR HI BUTT TO
BE TOY 5TH
President and Senators Pay
High Tributes to
Dead Hero.
Daughter of Congressman Hughes
Tells of Experience In
Sea Disaster.
Robert Cole Says Carpathia Was
Sixty-two Miles Away When
Boat Went Down.
No Pay During Encampment For
Less Than Three Months'
Men.
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A
NIGHT
Anacostia Lodge to Join Ob
servance of Ninety-third
Anniversary.
WASHINGTON TIMES I3UHEAU,
ANACOSTIA, D. C, Al'HIIi 19.
Salem Lodge, No. 22, Independent
Memorial norvlcos for Major Archl
bald Butt, whoso name Is ono of the
most prominent among the Tltunlc's
Order of Odd Fellows, last night re- J horolo dead, will be held In this city on
ceived satisfactory reports concerning
trio progress1 that Is being made with
plans for tha colcbratloli of tho nlnoty
tnlrd anniversary of the establishment
of tho order ono week from tonight by
all tho District lodges. John Payne, tho
representative of Salem Lodgo on tho
Central committee of arrangements',
submitted a detailed report.
The seventeen subordinate lodgcB of
tho order In tho DlBtrlct, tho four cn
campmonts, and the live Rcbckah
lodges, will assemble In Odd Fellows
'Hall, In Seventh street northwest,' at
8 o'clock next Friday night to observe
the anniversary. A literary and mu
sical program is being provided, and
. Congressman George W. Norrls of Ne
braska, who Is a past grand master and
past grand representative of the order,
will deliver the principal address. The
grand officers of the District will bo
escorted to their places In the hall by
Canton "Washington, No. 1, tho uni
formed branch of the order.
The independent Order of Odd Fel
V lows was organized llrst In the United
States In 1S19 at Baltimore, -mu.. anu it
was the offshoot of the order then long
existing in, England, known as the
Manchester Unity of tho Order of Odd
Fellows. The order was established In
the District of Columbia in 1827. The
celebration Is not conllned to tho Dis
trict, but will bo universal In tho world,
according to mo manuaie or me sover
eign Grand Lodge. In Washington
alone 2,900 people are affiliated with the
different lodges. Statistics of the order
show that It has about 1,900,000 members
In America.
A miniature cloudburst In the Ana-
costla section of the District yesterday
afternoon was accompanied by an elec
trical disturbance and a hailstorm. The
hall fell for half an hour, and tho
stones were likened in size to marbles.
Lightning Hashed vividly, and a large
silver poplar tree on the Frederick
Douglass estate, at "W and Thirteenth
streets, was struck and was splintered
from top to bottom. Tho bolt aroused
the people in that neighborhood. Some
telegraph wires on tho street were
struck and hurled about. At the same
time there was a terrific downpour.
It was feared that tho hailstorm
would cause injury to growing crops in
tho gardens hereabouts, but reports this
morning Indicated that in the opinion
of tho truck gardeners they had suf
fered no damage. It is believed tho fall
of hall and the storm in general was
much severer in the adjucent portions
of Prince George county, Md.
Th mnrrl-xrn of MltiS Slall CrOSB. Ot
outheast Washington and Rlggles Grif
fith, an attache of the Government Hos
pital for tho Insane, took place last
ovenlng at 5:30 o'clock in the Anacostia
Baptist Church, where tho Rev. rarik
L. Bardens, the pastor, performed the
ceremony. The wedding was a quiet
one, and immediately afterward Mr. and
Mrs. Grlfllth weni to muir iuiu.u .....
In Congress Heights.
Tho first quarterly conference of the
official board of the Anacostia Metho
dist Episcopal Church following the an
nual meeting of the Baltlmoro confer
ence, was held last night in the church
nt the conclusion of the mid-week ser
vice. The Rev. Joim w. . b""""" i
the District superintendent, came over
from Wushlngton to preside. Routine
business only was transacted.
A feature of the session of the Men s
Club of the Esther Memorial P. E.
parish, of Congress Heights, last night
at the residence of Milton J. Filllus, in
Nichols avenue, was the address de
livered by the Rev. Wlllard G. Daven
port, the rector of the Emmanuel P. E.
Church, in Anacostia, In explanation of
the principles of such an organization,
the reasons for success or failure, and
a plea for a spirit of broad-minded
work. Those who took part in the pro
gram were Charles A. Stevens, Gordon
Darling, and Milton J. Filllus.
The Rev. Samuel W. Grafflln, tho pas
tor of the Anacostia M. E. Church, will
tonight deliver his lecture on "The End
of the Rainbow" before the members
of the North Carolina M. P. Church, In
Washington. Tho Rev. Mr. Grafflln gave
tho samo lecture in Trinity M. E. Church
on Tuesday night, and on Wednesday
night he spoke on "A Bunch of Keys"
in tho Petworth M. E. Church.
Robert Despeaux, member of No. 15
Flro Engine Company, is off duty on
account of illness.
May 5 under tho auspices of Templo
Lodge, tho Masonic organization ot
which tho lato military aldo to tho
President wuh a member.
Tho moBt claborato plans arc bolng
mado for tho event, and not only tho
President, but tho moBt prominent of
ficials of tho Capitol and of tho Ma
sonic order, will be present.
Tho service will bo an open onp, and
among tho notables who havo becn'ln
vltod as speakers are Col. Henry Wat
terson, of Kentucky, and Senator Ba
con of Georgia.
Memorial services for Major Butt will
also bo held In Augusta, Oa, Tills will
be a general sorvlco and will bo 'open
to all tho residents, as will also bo the
ono In Washington. Augusta was Ma
jor Butt's homo. The President will try
to attend this service also.
All flags were flown at half-mast at
tho White House, tho State, War, and
Navy building, and all other public
luilkllngb In Major Butt's memory to
day. Among the callers on tho President to
day there was not ono but who re
gretted the unlmely fate of tho popular
mllltarv aide. Senator Augustus O.
Bacon of Georgia said:
"I've known Major Archibald Butt
from his very early manhood, and ho
was one of the best of characters and
the most loyal of friends. I doubt If
thorn tn n mnn In the United States
who had more friends than he, friends
who will most sincerely mourn his loss.
To mo personally, he was one of the
best friends I had and his losa to me
Is almost like that of a brother. He
was a very rare character and we shall
not see his like again."
Senator Tillman of South Carolina
also called on the President,: "Just to
say a good word for poor Archie Butt,"
as he expressed It.
"Major But was one of God's gentle
men," said Senator Tillman. "1 knew
him for some years and he was a splen
did example or American manhood."
"No man grieves more for Major
Butt than I do." said Senator aUlloy
of Texas. "I became acquainted with
him twentv years ago and I always
knew him for a fine type of gentlemun.
His death Is a great loss to the coun
try." Senator Crane of Massachusetts said
at the White House: "Major Butt s
death 1b one of the saddest things I
have ever heard. It Is a frightful
thing."
NEW YORK, April 19.-Not only did
J. Bruce lsmuy, managing director of
the Whlto Star lino, get into ono of tho
first lifeboats to bo launched, but ho
waH escorted and assisted by soveral
seamen, whllo tho women had to tumble
In and tnko care of themselves, accord
ing to Mr. Luclen P. Smith, daughter
of Congressman Hughes of West Vir
ginia, and widowed brldo of Luclen P.
Smith.
Mrs. Smith told her experience
through her unole, Dr. J. H. Vincent,
of Hnntlnirlnn. W. Va. "Captain Smith
was stanulng beside tho boat when It
was lchvored. Mrs. Smith implored Cap
tain Smith, who was standing nearby,
to permit her hUBlmmt In the boat, but
ho refused. There were but twenty
persona In tho boat, having a capacity
of fifty to sixty, when It wos lowered.
Many moro might have been saved In It.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor wan In this boat
and thcro was hut ono drunken sailor
aboard to man It. The women had to
row It as best thoy could. In the face
of all this Captain Smith refused tho
pleading of Mrs. Smith to let her hus
band In the boat.
Milady's Toilet Table
Ily Mine. 1VMIM.K.
Robert Cole, a Btoward on the rescue
ship Carpathia, stated that tho Carpu
thla vas sixty-two miles away when
Bho received tho Tltanlc's llrst wireless
signal of distress."
"When wo got that message for
help," ho said, "tho courso of tho Car
pathia was Immediately altered unci
wo rushed to tho aid of tho foundering
liner at the rate of seventeen and onc
lmlf knots an hour.
"Wo began to seo signs of lco and
ut about dawn wo sighted the boats.
Over tho spot whero tho Titanic went
down wero floating a llttlo wood ana
wrecknee.
"Tho first boat contained only thir
teen passengers, In others thero were
anywhero froih twenty to Blxty.
"Many of thoso wo pulled uboard
had their hands and feet frozen, some
were uncouscloUH and wero lying in
tho bottom of tho boats. Others raved
Uko madmen; some wept, and still moro
wero Just dumb.
"Ono woman held an infant in her
arms which had been frozen to death,
in another bout a man in a nightdress
was lying 'dead. The ship's hospital
was soon filled with tho sufferer who
moaned out their Borrow Rnd pain and
Just lay like dead things."
National Guard rccrultB enlisting to go
to tho annuul encumpment will not re
ceive full service nay from tho Govern
ment unless they havo at leaBt three
months' service prior to tho tlmo their
organization leaves for tho joint ma-
ncuvcr camp. ThlB provision Is made
In section ISO of tho militia regulations, I
which have Just been republished for
the benefit of militia officers. Payment
for actlvo service with less than three
months' experience cannot bo mado
from any Federal appropriation or State
allotment.
It has been the custom In Washington
for years to build up the National
Guard enlistment, with the prospects of
nn outing for reWt$B, not only at Gov
ernment expense, but on Government
puy. In the future thoso who wish to
go to camp will have to enlist early.
t rt..mn,iu nA ttmrin tn troons from
prlvato or State funds with tho hope of
reimbursement, the off cors responsible
fror tho payments will lose the funds so
advanced, because me piireimuuio .....
not bo allowed by the Government.
(r.
Of nil liomn treatments for the hair.
tho thcrox dry shampoo seems to be the
most satisfactory by far. There Is
something about It totally different from
any other treatment, and tho hair re
sponds so quickly. Put four ounces of
powdered orris root (or a cupful of corn
meal) In a fruit Jar and add tho con
tents of a small original package of
therox, Bhaklng well together. Sprinkle
a llttlo on the heud and brush thor
oughly. It makes the hair wavy, glossy
and lustrous.
To have a fair and lovely skin, to re
tain the attraction of youth, to keep tho
complexion clear and beautiful the
face, neck and forearms should be mas
saged evcrv morning with a solution
made by dissolving a small original
package of mayatone In a half-pint
witcli hazel. Use thlB Instead of pow
der. It does not rub off nor show.
Mayatone reduces large pores, eradi
cates dark and muddy spots, and leaves
tho skin smooth, soft and satlnllke.
Sometimes a sore may be slow In
healing, in cases like this Mother's
Salve Is good to use, for It Is antiseptic
as well as healing and tends to prevent
blood poisoning, it quicKiy neais cuts,
burns, scalds, etc., and will also cure
chaps, cold sores, pimples and skin
eruptions when not caused, by constitu
tional trouble.
No woman need be humiliated by
wild halrw or fuzzy growths. They wtll
vanish quickly If dclatone paste Is ap
plied. Mix enough powdered dclatone
with water to cover the hairy surface;
apply, and after two or three minutes
rub off, wash tho skin, and tho hairs
will be gone.
The Largest Credit Jewelry House in the World.
Notice This Watch
It is one of many
patterns we shall
offer you the choice
of Saturday at
$19.50. They are
all genuinely high
grade Watches with
14-kt. gold stiffened,
permanently guar
anteed cases. Your
choice of Waltham
or Elgin, full-jew
eled movements Faultless time
keepers. Special price Saturday,
complete with handsome fob as
shown
Col. A. B. Frlsble. commander of John
A. Logan Post, No. 13, G. A. R., has had
the big flag staff for tho Episcopal
Home grounds brought to the heights,
where it will bo erected at once. The
Jubllc exercises aro scheduled for
une 14.
50 Cents A WEEK 1
Castelberg's
935 Pa. Ave. N.W.
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ouse Her rmann
The Best
Always in
Every Line
Every Sale Imposes a Contract
That's the way we look at it. Your purchase here obligates US for your satisfaction. It's one of
the features of our service your safeguard.
Bed Outfit
$8.00
Exactly as illustrated.
The BED-Whlte Enamel Bed, with
brass knobs, and brass rails connect
tlng the heavy straight posts: sub
stantial fillers at head and foot.
SPRINGS of all-Iron and woven
wire the most reliable kind.
MATTRESS made with soft top,
and unusually comfortable.
The Bed alone $3-50
The Springs alone $2.5
The Mattress alone $1.35
Real
Mahog
Chiffo
Full swell
drawers;
L,arge '
bevel
French
plate
minor;
drawers.
Finest
cabinet
work
Inside
and out.
Worth
$20.00
$16.75
anys $t ,
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Library Table
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Illustrated
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Solid Oak, Mission-finish, with
opon-end punclu. and broad shelf
for books at base. Smoothly
jivorklng center drawer. Splendid
size
Worth $8.50
Special, $6.85
YOU PAY
LESS
HERE
HIRSH
OUT Of THE
HIGH RENT
DISTRICT
DEPARTMENT STORE
1014 7th St. N.W.
BETWEEN
K and L
At the New Department Store
LINGERIE and WASH DRESSES
At HALF DOWN-TOWN PRICES
In response to a moot remarkable "wash dress offer"
our buyer made a flying trip to New York. The whole lot
offered looked good to her she bought. They'll look good
to you you can't resist them at these prices.
Little Women, Medium Sized. Big Women
Can Get Fitted to a "T"
$iq.5olJp
F 1
LOT OMi.
$1.98
Your unrestricted choice
of flno percales, ginghams
and cliambrays. plain or
sailor collars; made with
all over embroidery and
delicate pipings; tie of
plain material. All sizes.
18 misses to largo 41; full
cut and fast colors. Regu
lar $3.98 value, special,
J1.9S.
HIT TWO.
$2.98
Tan, lavender, and blvo;
flno llnno trimmed with
ull over embroidery on
waist and sleeves. Plain
sailor collars and ties to
match. Sizes 34 to large
41. Regular $5.00 value.
Special, $2.1)8.
LOT TI1III2E.
$2.98
Superb Lingerie Dresses
made of all over embroid
ery, trimmed with laces
through wnlst and skirt;
square neck kimono style.
All .ilv.es. 34 to 41. Regu
lar Su value. Special, $2.!S.
LOT FOUR.
$4.98
Lingerie, extra high
grade, made ot lino quality
nainsook; all over em
broidery trimmed with fine
C"mun vals. and linen
clunv lai'es. All sizes from
16 year misses 34 to large
44. .(cgular value $6. OS.
Special. $4.9S.
Women's Warm Weather
Underwear.
Women" Low
.Necked Mght
Kiiwnn, made of
good quttll t y
muslin, trimmed
with embroidery
inser Hon, em
broidery neck
and sleeves. Full
cut. Sizes. 15, 16,
17. Regular 4!tc
value. Spe- QQ
clal QUI,
:CIA1. CIIItSKT
CO VISIt OKKKIl.
Well made Corset Cov
ers made with three
rows of Insertion around
neck and sleeves rull
blouse fronts all sizes
from 31 to 41.
Special
Women') Combination UrBivcm
and Shirt Klne quality nainsook
and lawncloth, trimmed with
deep embroidery Insertion and
laces. All sizes, 34 to 4 4 QOn
Regular $1-60 value. Special Ol
Laillrn' 1'rlnernK SIIjih High
grade lawncloth, trimmed with
edging of torchon luce and deep
tucked flounce, sizes up to A(n
44. Special - 1IV
Ull I Sl'l
Jal'MITT
kit ll. I It
10c
Unusual Millinery Offer
2k
VWS!1 niki
vsTci:
Sntln Ilrnlil
SlrnMH, Trlin
mril mHIi lilnok
a n d colored,
t'linugrnhlr Inf
fetiiN iiml linml
hiiiiio conceit
of Mtrnw.
SlinpcH I n -elude
the fn
iiiuiih poke a,
; a li n, n n il
i!erh)'H. ValucM
o KI.DS. Se-clnl,
$1.69
Snllnr StrnH In block, uhltr,
niul burnt, tailored QCr
modeln tOl
Tiillurcil IIiifM Tilmmcd with
aigrettes, front and Hide attrac
tive straw orivimenls. Milan and
imported black hair hats. They
are tno identical Kind sold
for J2.5U. hpcclnl
riiii.niii-:vs strvw iiat..
We havo the prettiest showing
of straw hats for the llttlo onen
In town They are here in every
stvlr elaborutcly trimmed with
fnncv ribbons, laces, aigrettes.
anil fancy straw ornaments.
pcclnl
98c
98c
New Models 75c
CORSETS
Correct, up-to-date, long
ind medium models, well
oon 'd and finished , two
sets of bOse supporters
attached; handsomely
laco trimmed at top.
AIo It. & G Noini.,
American Lnily and Wnr
ncr'H Comets, 91 to 85.
(Wrl 1
Ami 'I
Bm
Waists
The Well-Made
Kind
48c
' HY
Tailored and Knnc
'WalMtH Made o.f tho
best llnciie, with de
tachable Htlff collars
and attached
cuffs. Sneeial..
fresh, new selection
of lino lingerie waists
of imported batlstu
and line cotton voiles;
trimmed with excel
lent Gorman Valen
ciennes Laces, linen
cluniCB. flno swlss em
broidery ull made
with poplin and plain
Sizes from :il to 44.
Worth $2. Two lots
Special
Superb Pure Irluli Linen Walnts,
Strictly Tailored With Stiff Col
I am and Attached Cufln. The
fronts are handsomely embroid
ered, pleat over shoulder, three
small tucks with sldo accordion
Pleated Jabot. Sizes 34 to 44
good $3.00 values. Spo-
clal
effects.
$1.98
98c
48c
MONEY SAVERS IN
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Clilldrcii'N 11 r p a n e n
Percale, 23 patterns to
choose from. Russian
blouse cut, long walsted,
belt and pockets, In
rcr:r color, light and
dark effects. Ages 2 to
c. fi to 14. Regu
larly 79c. Special.
f h I I d r e n n White
Drec--Sizes C to 14
year.', extra grade India
Linen, kimono styles as
well as other ways. Trim
mings are line embroid
ery and laces high and low QQn
necks. Value S 1.0ft. Special OL
Well iiiiidt Uloimcn for IIo.vh
T irn over collars and dttached
cuffs. Good quality percules and
chambrnys In striped and plain
pattern!! Sizes r to 14. nn.
39c values Special AliL,
Children',, llriiwer Gooil qual
ltv muHlin, tri-nmed with ruf
fles or plain. 1 to 12 years. Qn
lfic value. Special UK
( lillilrcn'N t'liiiililnntlou Skirt
nnd body--V 11 mode. felled
scums, finished with 3 tucks
over ruffle, .' to 10 years. QOrt
39f v.lllie riporlal UUV,
IIoh' henvv tine rllilied liuxi
Regular 2 c value, sizes
ri to 10. Sncclal
Wzc
PRETTY APRONS
LADIES' EXTRA SIZE
PRINCESS APRON
AMOSKHAC. GINGHAM.
Our selection of these pretty
ar.-ons for this sile embraces
sizes from th ; smalli st to the
largest. They arc something
every woman wants and the
largo women car. find their sizes
here. Regular 69c values
Special
VOM15IS THA APRONS.
Chic round patterns with ruf
fling nnd band embroidery flno
quality of India linen in white,
pink. blue, lavender and
other shades; worth 2Gc.
Special
49c
12c
Extraordinary Values in
Ready-to-Wear Goods
100 Women's Cream Coat Suits, D1A LL
Worth up to $35.00. l7.00
100 Women's Coat Suits, all the New $1 9 Q Q
Spring Colors. Values up to $30, at. .. lA.OO
10 Per Cent Discount on All Misses' and Children's Coats
Women's Long Coats, jjjC QA
25 Women's Long Wool Coats, of fancy mixtures;
nicely trimmed and worth $12.50. For tomorrow, while r aa
they last M.JU
Women's Tailored Waists, QQC
Worth up to $2.50 'O
An entirely new shipment of 50 dozen Women's White Lingerie
and Tailored Waists; 12 different styles from which to select-QQrt
Values in the lot are up to 2.50. For tomorrow's sale. if OC
A Special Purchase
of Silk Parasols. $2
$3.00 and $4.00 Values to Sell at P
A purchase of the surplus stock of a big manufacturer at a great
concession in price enables us to offer the best values we ever had in
our personal department. Included in the lot are plain taffetas in all
colors, also fancy ribbon borders and insertion. Fancy tops with plain
check or striped borders; also pongees in a number of pretty styles.
The sticks are very stylish, some having the large knobs. All have
the large heavy tassels. These parasols are actual 3.00 PO AA
and $4.00 values, for the one day at tPiovU
Merino Underwear
Women's Fine Rlhbed Combina
tion Suits, low neck, no alcevea,
kneo length, lace trimmed.
DOc value. Tomorrow. QQ
each OU,
Women's Fine Ribbed Vests, llslo
thread, low neck, sleeveless. -J Qp
25c value. Tomorrow XOl
(3 for 50c)
Women's Fine Ribbed Vests and
Pants, Vesta are high neck with
lone or short sleeves. Pants or
TlRhts ankle or kneo length, lace
trimmed or plain around bot
tom. 39c value. Tomor- OC
row &OV,
Children's Flno Jersey Uttlne.
White or Balbrlggan Vests. Ban Ui
and Drawers; vests are high necK
with long or short sleeves, Pants
and Drawers anklo or knee
length. 39c value. Tomor- OKp
row, each tJ
Children's Fine Ribbed Pants,
knee length, lace trimmed.
25c value. Tomorrow. "iOlfop
Bo'3' Fine Athletic Shirts and'
Drawers, made of line Nainsook,
finished with pearl buttons, sizes
from 24 to 34. 39c value. OK
Tomorrow, each u
$6.00 Taffeta Messaline
and Brocaded Satin
Petticoats at
$3.59
This is one of the best values we've offered in Silk Petticoats
this season. Some are finished with deep flounce of Persian silk,
others with bands, tucks and pleatings; some have silk underflounce;
full regular size and all lengths. Tomorrow you can buy d0 CA
Silk Petticoats worth $6.00 at the very special prica of PJ.Jt
Special Values Tomorrow in
Our Glove Department
Women's Iti-button-lcngth Dou
ble tipped Silk Gloves. In navy,
pongee, black, and white. fl1 flA
Special tux.uu
Women's K,-button-lengtli i Wash
able Chamolsctte r.lovet.. fl1 ffi
In white. Special .DA.UU
Women's 16-buttoii-length Chain
olsette Gloves, In whlto COn
only. Special , ,
Women's Ifl-button-lcngth Lisle
Thread. In white. Spe- VP
clal 0iy
Women's 12-button-length Double-tipped
Silk moves. In navy,
pongee; black and white 'JKn
Special I ill
Women's Two-clasp Glace Kid
Glovos. In tan, black, and fijl f(
white. Special tDX.UU
Womr-n's Two-clasp Washable
Chamolsetto Gloves, In white KA
and natural color UUl
Children's Two-clasp Chamol
sctte Glovos, In natural ORn
color JU
The Very Newest Creations in
Ladies' Neckwear
Choose From These Specials Tomorrow
Irish Crochet Coat or Dress Sets;
regular 75e valuee. Special,
48c Set.
Lace Coat Sets; white and cream;
large variety of styles; all the
newest shapes. Triced,
50c to $2.98 Set.
l.acc nnd Embroidered Coat Sets;
SHllor and pointed back; beautlful
j mado; regulur 75c and $1.00
values. Special
25c and 50c Set.
Net lichus; btuutlfull.y trimmed;
white, cream, and black. Priced.
50c and $1.00 each.
Roses, special lot; good line of
shades: sold regularly at COo
and 75c. To close the lot, lO
each XOly
Sleeve Pleatings; white and
cream; largo variety of patterns,
and only 25c yard. Others.
50c and 98c yard.
Guimpes: nicely made, of fancy
nets, white, cream and black;
regular $150 value. Special. QC
each '"
Chemisettes Sets; white, cream,
and black: vulucs worth up
to 75c and l"Sc. Special, ono A On
duy, each 4.111
' Four-in-hand Ties; crocheted; all
shades and cross stripes;
regular 50c values. Choice, orn
each VV
New Flower Novelties and
Rar Pins; all shades. Choice, t)Kn
each tll
Imported Dutch Neck Collars:
alBO Yokes; all-laco and net O'tp
effects. Special &'J
Hosiery Sale
Misses' Pure Thread Silk Hose;
double ?ole, spliced heel,
garter top. $1.50 value. Q1 QA
Special tDl.UU
Misses' Silk T.lslo Hose: doublo
sole, high spliced heel. 50c OCf,
value. Special UUK'
Children's Fine Ribbed Hose;
doublo heel and toe; all OK
colors. Special "t
Boys' Rlhbed Hose; double knee,
heel and toe; fast dvc; all "1 Kp
sizes. Special J.UI
Infants' Fine Ribbed Hore; dou
ble heel and toe. Spo- VTJIZQ,
Ladles Pure Silk Hose; double
Bole, spliced heel, garter top;
nil colors. $2.00 value. Q1 CA
Special JA.tlU
Lndles' Chiffon Gauze Llslo Hose;
double sole, hlsh spliced Qf?
heel. 50c value. Special tltfl
Ladifs' Gaufce Llslo Hose; dou
blo sole, spliced heel.
Special "VV
Ladles' Out3ize Silk Hose; black,
white, and tan. $LM Ol AA
value. Speclul OA.UU
Ladles' Gau.e Lisle Hoso, hUek
and tan: doublo heel and 1 K
toe. Special XOW
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