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f/vtifatri Commencing September 15 we shall keep open Tuesdays and Fridays un til <> p.m. Saturdays we shall close at 1 p.m. Other days at 6 p.m. This Princess I>resser is of polished mahogany. CJenerous in size with ample drawer spare and very large mirror, it is a useful and graceful pieco of furniture, and com hires the advantages <>f a toilet table and dresser. Worth every /j penny of the original price /rQ of $,'53. Sale price TMs 7,arge Circassian Walnut T>resser, of excellent colonial design, is another good illustration of the his values we are offering this week. Thoroughly well a ?? made in every detail Sale price Chiffonier to match, $4'_'. There is both style and quality in this Oood-looking Dresser. a:.d th<* sale price makes it a very desirahlo piece Kuilt properly, with easy-slid ing drawers, bow fror.* and large mirror In walnut sale ^ prj price. In tuna ma- ^l) hogany This is something? that you can well save money on by antici pating future necd>. We have a big assortment and we are cut ting prices very generously. \Yc handle only reliable makes and gladly give you our guarantee for satisfaction with any one you pick out. We have all practical size^ and all good styles. You will find many bargains in Willow Furniture here now. Hand made Chairs of this pattern, in the natural finish, strong a* a ir\/TY and well made, reduced ^{f 0 (jJ) ((J) Cushions, ">0c up. Heavy Iron Beds of thi< staple pattern, with large brass knobs and extended foot. A well made and thoroughly ' able bed. Sizes 3 . feet. 3 feet inches I c ? Hf ~~~ and 4 feet ft inches. I ^ ^ Regular price, $4.50.1^5: idL. __ 1 Sale price, ^LL < 10^]" Library Table of hand-polished quar tered oak. one of the many pattern: we are showing: substantially built and a good deal better looking tnan the picture. Sale price ^ 631 to 639 Massachusetts Avenue (Mass. Ave. and Seventh St.) The New Idea that does away with the Greatest of Corset Discomforts Do not Compress tut Support tlie Abdomen Tlhe "ABD0BAN0" holds the abdomen in the normal position a md positively pre vents the corset from rid ing up? It takes tlhe straiiini from the hose supporters aradl prevemits the tear jog off the hose. The feature is a hand fastened to the inside of the corset, the ends of which protrude through slits and fasten with buckles on the outside of the corset next to the hips. You will find the R & G "ABDOBAND" Corset by far the most satisfactory relief from corset discomfort and inconvenience. Di20-Extrenie Low Bust Di22-Mcdium Low Bust Di24*Medium Bust Fi20-Extreme Low Bust F122-Medium Low Bust Fi24-Medium Bust Price $2.50 > Price $3.00 Coat collars of black satin and moire Sw the 1 all tailorfd suit a <? d>iainahl<- in th? pointed black st'lc. well as the gnt-Tv familiar tuilor In the popular baker's cap design is a striking model of royal blue velvet, with large crown and deep hand of silver cm broidery around the crown. >.?1 * Company's sales of fresh beef in Washington for the ending Satur day. Sept. 9, WU, averaged S.l<>c per iO. -A(l\ t. VERY FEW RADICAL CHANGES FROM LAST SEASON'S STYLES But These Few Are Decidedly Marked The Sash Panel Has Disappeared Most Satins Ase Double-Faced. The fashionable thoroughfares are thronged once mor? with smartly gowned women back from seashore and moun tain resort or European sojourn. The crisp, cool days of fall bring forth many wearers of one-piece frocks which show ; the new models in this ubiquitous cos tume. The changes from last season's styles are not radical, yet they are decidedly marked. The slim silhouette obtains, but the sash panel has gone, and a slightly fuller skirt results, not, however, of a width to warrant the use of the word "full" other than comparatively. An additional several inches is about the < greatest leniency permissible on thej width of the new skirt models. Vanished! with the sash panel is the kimono sleeve, ; which has had its full swing and is now on the wane. The new waists of cos tumes feature the armhole either in the Navy Blue, Trimmed With White and Blue Checked Material. pronouncedly dropped .-houlder falling several inches below the normal line or else through a eon *-ssion to the kimono style in the lout, d? t p armhole into which the sleeve is set without fullness in tai lored fashion. A stunning navy blue serKe walking frock was made in tailor fashion, the only deviation from severity being in the sleeves, which were in rap stvle. set in a dropped shoulder armhole and slashed at the elbow to make them appear wider. FYom tinder the sleeve cap - aine an elbow puff of changeable red and blue taffeta ffary Blue Silk Combined WitJ Striped Silk. silk, which also formed a piping for the round neck with its high net collar. Black braid outlined the sleeve cap and also the side front closing, which fas tened with buttons of black silk crochet set in rims of horn. The three-quarter sleeve set in the arm hole without fullness and widening out in bell shape is a marked note in costumes. L.ace under ruffles are often introduced to till out the sleeve, harmonizing with the lace jahot or side frill, which con tinues its popularity. Chemisettes and collars are in evidence with the one-piece frock. The day of the collarless neck has passed for the street frocks of women who consider themselves smartly dressed. Models for indoor wear still feature the round neck, hut with the tailored one-piece frock the chemisette of finely tucked net or chiffon is considered , a requisite, and either is smarter this season than that of all-over lace. Two-tone effects are extremely smart and take precedence in fabrics of all sorts. Taffeta in two tones, with trim mings of double ruches with pinked edges, fine knife plaiting or chenille fringe, makes very chic costumes for the autumn promenade. A delightful autumn frock was of taffeta. There was a flchu trimmed with chenille fringe, and chenille fringe also trimmed the tunic skirt. There were two rows of buttons made of the material ornamenting the front of the skirt, and a belt of the ma terial was finished at the side with a large loop. Another attractive frock wa.s trimmed with chenille fringe. The frock is made of broadcloth. The back view has a broad sash of checked material running from the shoul ders almost to the hem of the skirt, the bottom being finished with chenille fringe. The cuffs are made of the checked ma terial. with a touch of black velvet and buttons. Black velvet forms the girdl? and trims the bodice. At the girdle is a bow of the black velvet, caught with a l?ickle of old silver. Another charming one-piece frock Is made of red serge trimmed with black velvet. Collar, cuffs and sash are made of velvet. There are a jabot and gulmpe of tucked net. The third frock of the large drawing is made of 'brown taffeta trimmed with embroidery. The blouse is made with the sleeves set in well below | the shoulder line. The sleeves are made full length and trimmed at the wrists wiih velvet. Velvet also trims the body of the blouse and the bottom of the skirt. The double-faced satins are in the lead for dressy costumes. Black satin faced i Dark Green Silk. with purple is particularly smart this season, purple beine the color par excel lence at present. Very simple modes are used iti developing these handsome dou ble-face*! satins, which lend themselves effectively to such treatment. For in stance. a clever gown recently worn was of black and prolden brown double-faced satin. Brown formed the foundation and black the trimming as displayed in the rolled-back revers and turned-back cuffs. The skirt also has a tunic with a deep turned-up border, showing a facing of twelve inches of the black surface. At intervals along the top edge large black crochet buttons caught back this turned up border, and similar ornaments were featured on the cuffs and revers. The chemisette worn with it was of deep ecru net of a coarse mesh, laid in tucks and run by hand with srold thread. Fur and b.raid are smart trimmings for the fashionable one-piece costume. A (rood-iooking costume of two-toned gray velveteen had trimmings of skunk fur as revers and the wide turned-back cuffs of the three-quartr sleeves. Wide black braid is used on gowns of serge and vel vet, forming outline panel effects back and front as well as circular bordering? for the skirt and cuffs. Chiffon takes the place of the lingerie accessories of the past season. In con trasting colors the accessories of cuff and collar carry out the two-tone effect In many costumes, while hemstitched chiffon collar and cuff sets, the collar round or pointed, not square, are used in simple costumes of taffeta or cloth. In colors the following are pronounced ly in the lead: Purple, which bids fair to hold its own for some time; beige color, to which the French seem especially de voted at present, and green, which has made its appearance in many attractive shades. Artistic Motor Garb. In the display of motor apparel some of the models in both bonnets and coats were so artistic?the colors blended so well and the lines were so simple and graceful?that a number of visitors com mented upon this Improvement in taste The bonnets particularly were as remark able for their artistic shapes and shades as for their comfort and usefulness. One was composed entirely of an iri descent-looking brown and green brocage arranged in folds, with small revers of brown satin In front and a brown veil. Another example, which illustrated a most attractive color scheme, was con trived of electric blue suede, with a kilt ed rosette low down on either side of the front of shot blue and gold chiffon. The veil was also of this fabric. The band of embroidery across the front continues to be a favorite method of decoration. The imitations of the coarser kind of eastern embroideries are seldom so artistic as the originals, and are not really worth doing, as the real thing can be purchased so inexpensively bnt a copy of something done in the style of the old Chinese embroideries on silk would be very effective arranged as a bonnet front. To consider a type of headwear which carries us to the opposite extreme, the i Ty rolean felt hat that is paining favor will doubtless be found very useful by jnotorists. A very smart version of thLs chapeau was in pigeon gray beaver, the ?brim turned up with white, and a smart variation of the cockade in white ribbon j at one side. This would look delightful worn with a gray veil, and be equally j comfortable. For immediate ?>ar a sort I of modi-fled toupee in white shantung is attractive. Hunter green and bronze are an artis tic color combination in a bonnet that | fit? in snugly down the sides of the face and ties under the chin. It is shirred on four cords at the sides. A sugar-loaf shape has a cord ornament and tas.^1 in blue falling diagonally down across the crown. Handbag Features. The newest and most costly handbags aro heavy with fringe. I.eather fringe, silk fringe, chenille fringe, soutache fringe, inetal bullion fringe?any kind meets with approval. One of the Handsomest styles shown at a select shop is of the plainest black suede of fine quality mounted in black, silver or filigree enamel work and trim med elaborately with fringe. There are round bags in which the fringe is deeper than the bag proper; there are shield shaped bags, with fringe down the sides; there are oblong ones, with fringe along the bottom; and there are pouch ones, with round bottoms, in which the fringe forms a circle hanging straight down. Most of the fringing is of chenille and is very soft and long, although a few of these black suede hags have the silk soutache or "shoestring" variety. Moire and velvet and bengaline bags in black also have the deep chenille fring ing. A very rich-looking hae of gray moire has silver roses in unusually deep relief appliqued upon it, intermingled with heavy silver passementerie. Another shows a conventional embroidery desien in very heavy embossing, half in silver and half in gray silk. Evening bags are generally of gold and silver, more or less inset with precious stones. The newest are of gold and plat inum combined. Very beautiful they are. and very expensive. One rarely, if' ever! sees two of such bags alike. Emeralds j snd diamonds are the favorite stones for the insetting of these lovely baubles, j One that was seen the other dav was inset with turquoises of a vivid "shade, i The owner wore a necklace of turquoise matrix, and solitaire earrings; the effect was quite charming, and might be copied with the best results, and without a great deal of expense. * Autumn Hints. The separate blouse appears in many forms, combining chiffon, silk and lace, but quite the newest is the blouse of tucked white marquisette, with side re vers and cuffs of royal blue velvet. Another blouse, fashioned entirely from <ream net. shows wide revers to match, edged with Irish crochet. An effective color scheme appears in a blouse of bronze green chiffon over brown satin, the chiffon being embroidered in a conventional design in green and brown, with a touch of dull blue. It is a matter of choice whether the modish girl selects a belt of beaded elas tic or plaited silk or a cord girdle to finish her new separate blouse, but the handbag must match in color. Girdles are of gold and silver cord, of black and white. The fall tints are silk, but all art- finished with long tassels. Sometimes these tassels are of silk, again of chenille; in the latter case a little chenille is woven in with the silk. The very latest notion in the belt line is a long strip that extends, panel effect, down the front. Plaited silk belts covered with chiffon in all the colors on the modish card rep resent a fail fancy. The ostrich feather collarette makes its appearance this season with tasseled ends of chenille In matching tone. In dull gray and alice blue, these scarfs are ex ceedingly pretty. The shoulder scarf of satin is as long and broad as in former years, but is brought up to date with a finish all around of fringe in medium width. For the warm days that may yet be expected there is a pretty new scarf, quite broad, fashioned from crepe, in a wide checkerboard pattern. ThLs scarf comes in pastel hues. More elaborate is a scarf of ivory-toned silk crepe, finished with a deep knotted silk fringe in Van Dyek effect, the fringe being inset wUh motifs of mam silk. Another pretty new scarf is of black chiffon, with fringed ends and simple embroidery in blacK silk. BILIOUSNESS, SALLOW SKIN. HEADACHE, SLUGGISH BOWELS?TAKE CASCARETS. You're bilious, you have a throbbing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow with dark rings under your eyes, your lips are parched. No wonder 3rou feel ugly, mean and ill tempered. Your system is full of bile not properly passed off. and what you need is a cleaning up inside. Don't continue being a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that ir ritate and injure. Remember that every disorder of the stomach, liver and intestines can be quickly cured by morning with gentle, thorough Cascarets; a io-cent box will keep you and the entire family feeling good for months. Don't forget the chil dren?their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing occasionally. Children love to take Cascarets, because they taste good and never gripe or sicken. ffuacoJwto K6UUTE STOMACH, LIVER (.BONOS " jaSTE ?000-KEra GRIPE Oft SICKEN. See Us at Oar Ns? 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Anty Drudge's Vision,, Anty Drudge had finished her weekly wash before noon and she sat in her comfortable rocking chair and dozed. And in a dream, she saw an unhappy woman bound with fetters, her right arm chained to a washboiler, her left arm to a washboard. And the sun was setting and it was growing dark. And she dreamed that she touched the shackles on each wrist of the woman with a bar of Fels-Naptha soap. And they fell off, and the woman arose glad and free free from washday drudgery for evermore. And Anty Drudge, arousing from her slumber, knew that what she dreamed was true. The greatest emancipation proclamation since Lincoln's is printed on the hack of the red and green Fels-Naptha soap wrapper. It is the directions for using Fels-Naptha in % washing clothes. It is also a different way of washing. It has freed millions of women from washday drudgery for all time to come ? from slavery to the old back-breaking, health-wrecking methods which used to be thought necessary. Are you still a slave to these old-fashioned methods, drudging away every washday, wasting your time and your work and wear ing out clothes before their time? Then stop. Use Fels-Naptha. Wash your clothes in the new and easy way in cool or lukewarm water, summer or winter, without boiling or hard rubbing. Easy directions on the back of the Fels-Naptha wrapper.