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I Biggest Bargains |
of the Season Come jj
Now in Our
| January |
| Clearing Sale j
| Pianos |
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Player-Pianos \
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cally nominal prices all the [j
Pianos and I'laycr-Pianos
taken in exchange during 0
our holiday business. |
I'.ach instrument has been jj
thoroughly overhauled and jj
put in goo<l playing condi- c
tioit by our experienced jj
factory experts, and is ex- jj
changeable at any time, -o 0
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| Upright Pianos j
{used) =
$1 Weekly Payments |
Bradbury $75 |
Harvard $80 |
I Hallet & Davis. . . $95 c
Chickering $120 f
Pease $130 I
Sterling $135 |
| Maxwell $200 |
j Player-Pianos j
I (used) E
$2 Weekly Payments |
Kurtzman VATT* $380 I
Chickering & Sons, $345 \
Behning $340 |
Weber . ; : ... $335 |
J. E. Davis $240 *
Bachman $295
Troubadour $335
Schuman & Sons. $320
Kurtz $265
Grand Pianos
I (used)
I $10 Weekly Payments
Weber Mahogany. $385
Wm. Knabe Co $365
Square Pianos
and Organs
i $5, $10, $15, $20 to $35
$1 Weekly Payments |
J 3,000 1
Player-Piano,
Rolls
Slightly used, consist- I
i ing of standard old mas- '
S ters' selections?W altzes, j
I! Marches, Ragtimes, etc.
To be closed out tomorM
row at
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Phone Columbia 1027.
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3 and Miss Elmer of Winnetka. 111., for0
merly of Philadelphia, are spending the
0 winter with Mrs. Wilson and Miss Aber3
crombie at their home in 20th street.
3 Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett will not be
| at home on Tuesday, as she is leaving
j I llil I Ui?> IU fllilRr LI 9IIUI I \ ISIl ai .'t " i
jj York.
=i
g Mrs. J. Willard Ragsdale will be at
g home on Tuesday, receiving from 3
g until 6. at Calumet Place.
0
g Mrs. William Robert Smith, wife of
0 I Representative Smith of Texas, and
0 | Miss Smith will be at home Tuesday,
Dj January 9. after 3 o'clock at 2139 Wyo|
j mlng avenue.
3} Mrs. William C. Herron and Miss Her13'
ron will be at home Thursdays in Jang
uary.
P Mrs. Frederick Marsh will not receive
=| Tuesday, as she and Col. Marsh are
|j Jeaving the spend the winter in Florg
ida.
g Mrs. George Richard Smith. Mrs.
g .John Harold Hoover and the Misses
0 Smith will be at home today for the
D onlv tim** this season, 1825 19th street.
3
3 Mrs Charles Klwood Foster will be
3 at home Mondays. January 8. 15 and
|j 22. at the Portland.
| Mrs. James Pryon Tarvin and Miss
a Mattie Marschall Curd will be at home
3 Mondays. January 8. 15 and 22. at 1882
3 Columbia road. They will have assist3
: ing them tomorrow Mrs. Beckham.
3 j wife of Senator Beckham of Kentucky:
3 J Miss Stone, daughter of Senator Stone
3 j of Missouri, and Mrs. Richardson Gib^!
son. Mrs. Tarvin has out cards for a
|j luncheon January 17 for Miss Curd.
31
g, Mrs. John Crayke Simpson will not
g be at home Tuesday. January 9. but I
3 will be at home Tuesday. January 16,
3 after 4 o'clock.
3 Miss Klizabeth Simpson, daughter of
3 Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin F. Simpson of
3 Seattle, is a house guest of Dr. and
|j Mrs. Simpson.
g Mrs. F. B. Moran will be at home
g this afternoon.
g; Prince and Princess Iturbide and Mr '
g ; and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte were guests !
3 i for whom Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward-i
D man entertained at iuncheon at the
DiShorehatn vesterday.
a:
3 Mis. Kdward C. Seward will be at. |
^! home informally Mondays in January
| at 1821 16th street.
Mrs. Eliza F. Leary of Seattle, promig
i nent in L>. A. H. circles, who spends
g part of each winter at Washington, aril
rived todav and is at the Willard.
9
Oj Mr. and Mrs. James M. Green enterg
; tained at a small dinner at the Chevy
31 Chase. Club last evening in honor of
3 i their house guests. Col. and Mrs.
jj Charles R. Krauthoff.
0- Mrs. Sidney L. Hechinger has returnjj!
ed to Washington after spending the
jj! holidays with her parents. Mr. and
gj Mrs. Lewis Frank, at Baltimore.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Strasburger left
g last evening for Cincinnati, Ohio, where
n they will spend this week.
g, Mrs. Thornton Boland of 1916 Bel3
' moni road will l?e at home Mondays
D in January.
3 j Mrs. Beverly Randolph Mason. Miss
3 Mason and Mrs. Philip Steed will be
jj at home next Saturday and the followjj
ing Saturdays in January and Feb^
ruary.
0 j Owing to illness in the family. Mrs. Mcjj
j Coy, wife of Justice McCoy, will not be
a j at home on Mondays throughout the seag|
son.
The Washington Chapter of Trinity
31 Colleger Alumnae will give its third
3 annua! dance at Rauscher's on FebruD
J ary 15. Miss Louise .N'oonan has charge
3 J of the arrangements, and among those
01 assisting are Mis.> Maud Gaynor, Miss
3. Margaret Collins, Miss K. J. Wimsatt.
^ I Miss Gertrude Lane. Miss Isabelle
a ! Murphy. Miss Margaret Norman and
g j Miss Grace Townsend.
3: Mrs. John F. Fillebrown and Miss
3 j Fillebrown have invitations out for a
|jtea next Thursday afternoon at their
0| residence in Le Roy place.
3 j Owing to illness Mrs. Willard, wife
of Commander Willard of the navy
|j i yard, has been obliged to cancel all
g | ouv.iai rii^aKruiCHia.
g Miss Edith Temple Gracie will go to
3 New York this week to attend the wed31
ding of Miss Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
3 and Mr. Richard Smith Emmet, which
3 will take place there Wednesday.
2; Miss H^-len Demonet, who has been
| a guest for a week or ten days of Miss
| t Elise Hepburn at Philadelphia, rnog
tored to New York yesterday with her
g hostess and a party to attend the auto3
1 mobile show tomorrow. Miss Demonet
3 will return to Washington the latter
3 ; part of the week
3
3: Mrs. Robert M. LaFollette, wife of
^ Senator La Follette, who is spending
^;the winter at their home at Madison,
gjWis.. will not come to Washington this
3 season.
3 Mrs. York Nod i? visiting Rear Ad-j
3 rniral and Mrs. Adams at their resiHidence,
1636 Connecticut avenue.
? ;
^ Mr. William Heimfce. former United
S| Stater minister to Salvador, and Mrs. |
|j Heimke entertained at dinner Wednes- ;
gjday evening at the Shoreham. Their I
=g guests were the Salvadorian minister
gi to the United States and Mine Zaldivar,
g! Mr. and Mrs Hnmpson Gary, Dr. and
| Mrs. M. D'Arcy Magee. Mr. and Mrs |
8 Clarence A. Kenyon. Mrs. M. Quintard j
g iinu jjrs. iieiniKf ? sisipr, r. ? .
|j Bassett.
S Gwinn W. Rust, who has been spendS
ing the Christmas holidays with his'
g parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rust, has j
?j returned to the Tome School, at Port I
g Deposit, Md.
a . ?
3 After a ten-day absence Miss Janet i
3 Richards returns today from Atlantic
3 City.
3 Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the
a Secretary of State, is to be among
3j those in the receiving line at the re|j
ception at the Young Women's chrisg
tian Association at 8 o'clock Wednesg
day evening jn honor of Miss Florence
3 M. Brown, the general secretary, who
3 has been with the local branch for
3 ten years. Others In the line will be
3 Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, presi3
dent of the local branch'; Mrs. Robert
H Nelson Page. Mrs. Charles W. RichI]
ardson. Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce, Miss
S Frances E. Chickering and Miss Mara
garet R. Fox.
3 Mrs. Marshall is honorary president
^ of the local association.
Miss Tilson of Albany was honor
guest at a dinner given on New Yearday
by Dr. and Mrs. John Kerford
Haywood, additional guests corning in
later for dancing.
Mrs. Haywood was hostess at an
auction on Wednesday for Miss Tilson.
Plans are already well under way for
what is expected to be the crowning event
of the season in younger D. A. R.
circles?namely, the annual dance of
the Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, D.
? A. R., at the Raleigh on February 15. ,
It is the ambition of the chapter to !
make Us annual dance a permanent j
feature of Washington's social calendar.
and to this end a committee com- I
posed of Mrs. Harry Boyle Gauss, chair- |
man; Miss Elizabeth H. Campbell and 1
Miss Frances L. Evarts are working
hard to assure its success.
r Mr and Mrs. A. H. Caldwell of 1757
a Columbia road have returned from a
month's stay In Florida.
!f
" Invitations have been extended for
? the fourth dance to be held by the
J Bachelors. Saturday. January IS. at
, Mrs. Dyer's. 1517 R street.
The members comprising the Bachep.
lors are: Meesrs. W. J. Monran, C. E.
Moore, W. C. Hammett. E. C. Ardesser.
\ jr.; J. Whit Hammett, A H. Laird. Jr.;
T. C. Hammett, L. L. liardiety, J. P.
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Ardeeser, R. A Moulden, J. H. Craton,
R. H. Moore, Jack Lewis, R. D. Schlegel
and H. E. Kimball.
Mrs. H. J. Walker of East Orange,
X. J., is spending the month of January
with her parents. MaJ. and Mrs. 8. H.
Walker, at 420 B street northeast.
Mrs. Charles S. Schermerhorn, formerly
of this city, now of New Haven.
Conn., is spending several weeks with
her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. K.
8. Schermerhorn of the Pasadena
apartments.
Mrs. G. P. Hoskinson and Mrs. C. H.
Hoskinson were hostesses at a Christmas
dance given December 28 in honor
of their daughters. Misses Dorothy and
Elizabeth. A buffet supper was served
at midnight, after which dancing was
resumed.
Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis entertained
for her daughters. Misses Dorothy and
i )n v i? nt h dance at the
Raleigh Wednesday night.
Miss Mabel Caldwell Willard of Boston,
Mass.. is in town for the winter.
She is living at 1626 Rhode Island avenue.
and assisting Mrs. Maude Wood
Park, also of Boston, in congressional
work for the National American Woman
SulTrage Association.
Miss Tillie Jacobson. who has been
spending the holidays with her mother.
Mrs. Cely Jacobson, of 1354 Girard
street northwest, leaves today to resume
her teaching at Lovettsville, Va.
Miss Henrietta Givener of Charleston.
S. C., was a guest of Miss Tillie Jacobson
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilzner have
just returned from their wedding trip.
Among the bride's many presents was
a handsome check from her mother.
Mis. J. Bricker, and an automobile
from her father.
Miss Linda Lee Clift has returned to
South Boston, Va., after spending the
holidays here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Clift of 4115 7th street
northwest.
Miss Natalie Harris of New York is
visfiting her sister, Mrs. William J.
Driver, 2018 Portner place.
Army Notes.
j
Capt. arid Mrs. Robert Whitfield, who
spent the holidays with the latter's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater M. Butler,
at their home at Little Rock, Ark.,
will go this month to Oklahoma City,
Okla., where Capt. Whitfield has been
ordered to recruiting duty.
Lieut. J. Munroe Murphy is enjoying
a visit from his mother, Mrs. John
J. Murphy of Baltimore, at his quarters
at Ragle Pass, Tex.
Capt. Donald C. Cubbison, who is on
a three-week leave of absence from
his regiment In Mexico, is spending the
time with Mrs. Cubbison and his mother
at the latter's home at Harrisville,
Pa.
Mrs. James M. l^ove. wife of Capt.
Love, has returned from a visit to Dr.
and Mrs. Alexander G. Brown at Richmond,
Va.
Cadet Wilson G. Bingham came from
"West Point to spend the- Christmas
holidays at Washington with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bingham.
Col. Charles J. Symonds, accompanied
by Mrs. Symonds and Miss Symonds.
is visiting at Washington, having
recently arrived from the Philippines.
Capt. Perrin L. Smith and Mrs Smith,
who have been at the Cairo for some
time, will leave Washington January
15 for the border, where Capt. Smith
has been ordered on duty.
Mrs. Evans, wife of Col. Ellwood W.
Evans, now commanding the 10th Cavalry.
wiih Gen. Pershing's command in
Mexico, has come to Washington with
their son, Mr. Chaille H. Evans, and
taken an apartment for the season at
the Toronto.
Capt. D. F. McGuire and Mrs. McGuire.
after a visit to the latter's parents. Dr.
and Mrs. Renshaw, at Fort Barrancas,
Fla., have come to Washington for a
visit. From here Capt. and Mrs. McGuire
will return to the border.
Mrs. Robinson, wife of Capt. Robinson.
with their daughters. Misses
.Sally and Nancy Robinson, has returned
to Fort Totten, after visiting
Mrs. MacMurray.
Mrs. Moeely. with her two sons,
spent the holidays at Governors Island
with her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Dodds.
Lieut, and Mrs. C. W. Edwards had
a house party for the holidays at their
quarters at Fort Hunt. Va., composed
of the lieutenant's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwards of New York, and his
sister, Mrs. Renner of Washington,
I). C.
Capt. Harry C. Bonny castle, accompanied
by Mrs. Bonnycastle, will leave
this week for the border after a visit
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Uanfkter of the o?mnlMlOBer ol
of several weeks to Mrs. Bonnycaaiie i
mother, Mrs. L. P. Kennedy.
Captain and Mrs. Joseph A. Baer re
turned to Plattsburgh barracks, aftei
visiting: at Washington.
Mrs. Alexander L. P. Johnson. wif<
of Capt. Johnson, now stationed ai
Washington, is taking a course at th<
Corcoran Art Gallery.
Lieut. and Mrs. Raymond G. Payrn
have as their guest at Fort Totten. N
Y., the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F
Worden Graham of Washington, D. C
Capt. and Mrs. James H. Oliver weni
to Shirley, their home on the Jamei
river, Va., for the Christmas holidays
Col. George S. Young has entirely
recovered from his recent severe operation
at Portland, Ore., but will remain
with his wife and daughter ir
that city for the month of January
after which they will accompany hirr
to California.
Capt. and Mrs. R. B. McBride hac
as guests for the holidays at Fort
Hunt, Va., their sons. Lieut. R. B. McBride,
Jr., who came from Fort Monroe
and Cadet Ransom McBride, from
West Point Military Academy.
Mrs. R. L. Avery, wife of Lieut
Avery, has gone to the orient to joir
Lieut. Avery, who has been tfiere foi
some time on duty.
Maj. Howard Laubach. now stationed
at Fort Sam Houston. Tex., and Mrs
Laubach entertained during the holidays
their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Laubach, who has now returned to hei
school here.
Maj. Francis Pope was joined last
week at Fort Sam Houston. Tex., by
Mrs. Pope, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Edward Gillespie at
their home at San Francisco.
Capt. Purrington. Mrs. Purringtoi
and their children are now settled a
Fort Ethan Allen, where Capt. Pur
rington's new duties are with the ma
chine gun troop.
MaJ. Mervyn C. Buckey had hii
father, Mr. Thomas W. Buckey of thli
city, as his guest during the holiday:
at his quarters at Fprt Hunt, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. E. P Donnelly enJoyed
a holiday visit from their son
R. H. Beswick, who, after spending tlx
Christmas season with them at E
Paso, has returned to his school ai
Atlanta. Ga.
Lieut. James I- Collins, aid to Gen
Pershing, spent his Christmas leave ol
absence at El Paso, Tex., with Mrs
Collins, who during his absence ir
Mexico is spending the time with hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Stewart.
Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell and Mrs
Bell held a largely attended New Yeai
reception at Fort Mason. Cal.
Col. Richmond P. Davis and Mrs
Davis, who were stationed last wintei
at Washington, received on New Yea'
day at their quarters at Fort Winflek
Scott. Cal.
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ow $15, $19.95, $25,!
iATS, Formerly Sold $
w $15, $25, $29.50, $3
iSSES, Formerly Sold ,
low $8.50, $15, $25, $
PATS, Muffs and Fur Sel
[ATS?Were $5 to $11?-=
, broken lines; values to $2.2
I Voile and Jap Waists; value
Georgette, Voile, Crepe de
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r education and Mm. P. P. < laxton.
'! Navy and Marine Corps.
p I Capt. E. A. Anderson, U. S. N., has
been detached from the Naval War
s j College, at Newport, and, accompanied
t by Mrs. Anderson, has gone to Norfolk,
i Va, where his new duties are those
of supervisor of naval auxiliaries.
' Commander T. T. Craven, U. S. N.,
" has left Newport and taken command
of the IT. S. S. Sacramento.
Mrs. Craven was called to Washing- |
t ton some weeks ago by the sudden j
* death of her mother, Mrs. Merritt, who ?
. made her home at the Rochambeau. j
r Lieut. Commander Joseph K. Taussig, i
. IT. H. N._ acoomoanied by Mrs. Taussig I
- and their little daughter, spent the
i holidays at Norfolk* Va.. with the
parents of Mrs. Taussig, Mr. and Mrs.
? R. Johnston.
Paymaster Robert S. Chew, U. S. N.,
I is visiting' friends at Newport, having
t gone there on leave to spend the holidays.
i Rear Admiral W. H. Whiting, U. S.
N.. retired, and Mrs. Whiting, who since
the former's retirement have made
their home in California, went to
i Berkeley for the Christmas holidays,
- which they spent with their son-in-law
and daughter, Lieut. James H. Taylor,
U. S. X., and Mrs. Taylor.
1 Passed Assistant Surgeon M. A.
[ Stuart. U. S. X.4 and Mrs. Stuart, are
entertaining the latter's parents, Mr.
. and Mrs. C. E. Christian of Detroit, at
their quarters at the Norfolk navy
yard.
Civil Engineer Bakenhus. U. S.' N..
and Mrs. Bakenhus, spent the holidays
at Atlantic City, X. J.
Rear Admiral Augustus Fechteler, I".
S. N., and Mrs. Fechteler have had with
1 them for the Christmas holidays the
t latter's parents. Justice and Mrs. Wil
liam W. Morrow. Miss Fechteler spent
- the holidays at Racine, Wis.
Lieut. Commander Robert Henderson,
B U. S. N.. and Mrs. Henderson have left
3 Washington after a visit to Represent,
ative and Mrs. Ira Copley.
Mrs. Albert Kautz, widow of Rear
Admiral Kautz, I*. S. N., is spending the
season at the Brighton.
I Midshipman Ten Eyck De Witt
I Veeder returned last week to the Naval
Academy, after spending the holidays
at Washington with his parents. Commodore
Veeder. U. S. N, retired, and
f Mrs. Veeder. at their home, 1749 P
street.
lr Capt. Charles H. Harlow, V. S. N.,
retired, and Mrs. Harlow, enjoyed a
visit at their apartments at the Highlands
during the holidays from their
son. Lieut. Harnilto/i Harlow, U. S. N.,
r now on duty on the U. S. S. Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. Ellis B. Miller, wife of Capt.
r Miller. U. S. M. C.. has aji apartment
J for the winter at the Brighton.
Mrs. J. B. Withers entertained dur(gjgigjgjg|gjgjgfgfgrgfgg|gjg|5j3j@jgjgj3|2i3jg|gi3^i^
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Ing the holidays at her home, 2017
19th etreet, her two eons. Midshipman
Clement Withers, who has since returned
to the Naval Academy, and Ensign
Noble Withers, attached* to the
a. 8. S. Texas.
Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo. U. S.
N., and Mrs. Mayo are at the Belleview.
Ensign Prank E. Beatty, U. S. N., hag
returned to duty on the V. S. 8. New
York, after spending the holidays at
Washington with his parents. Rear Admiral
F. E. Beatty, U. S. N., .retired,
and Mrs. Beatty. who have an apartment
for the season at Florence Courts.
Rear Admiral C. J. Boush, U. 8. N.,
retired, with Mrs. Bpush and their
daughter. Miss Ger&ldine Boush. has
gone for the winter to Boston, where
they are located at 100 St. Mary street.
Commander Edwin H. Tillman, U. S.
N.. retired, and Mrs. Tillman entertained
their son, Midshipman Edwin H.
Tillman, Jr.. at their home. 1720 Q
street.
Miss May Worden of Washington has
also been visiting Rear Admiral and
Mrs. McLean at Norfolk.
Lieut;. Abram Claude, U. S. N., aid
to the commandant at the Norfolk navy
yard, came to Washington with Mrs.
Claude and little daughter to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Claude's parents.
Brig. Gen.. George Andrews, retired.
and Mrs. Andrews, at the Cor-f
dova. Miss Katherine Andrews, who j
had been visiting Lieut, and Mrs. I
( 'In 1|H<1 rAtlirrioH to W auhln irtnn vttK 1
them.
Commander George R. Marvel, U. S.
N.. has returned after a visit to Annapolis.
where he was the guest of Commander
James J. Raby. U. S. N., and
Mrs. liaby.
Midshipman Richard Root-Foster, U.
S. N.. has returned to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, after spending the
Christmas holidays here with his mother.
Mrs. Florence Root-Foster, at 1800
1 street northwest.
Midshipman Rodney Harding of California
and Midshipman Charles Hunt
of California were with Midshipman
Root-Foster, the holiday guests of his
mother.
Rear Admiral R. AI. Doyle, U. 'S. N.,
retired, and Mrs. Doyle have taken an
apartment at the Farragut for the season.
Commnder Harry A. Baldridge, U. S.
N., accompanied by Mrs. Baldridge and
their children, is at New York, where
they are spending the holidays with
Mrs. Baldridge's parents.
Capt. Kerwin Kinard, U. S. A., has
been meeting with merited success in
the class in Red Cross first aid work
which he established and has been
holding twice a week at Tientsin,
China, where the ladies of the regiment
are his most interested pupils.
Fort Myer Notes.
Lieut. Col. and Airs. Fenton entertained
the garrison at an eggnog party
on January 1 at their quarters.
Aiaj. William Glasgow has returned
to his command in Alexico, after spending
the Christmas holidays with his
family.
Airs. Hunter Scott and mother. Atrs.
McLellan, are back from Chicago,
where they spent the Christmas month
with Mrs. Scott's sister, Airs. Joseph
Dummy of Evanston, 111.
Lieut. Col. Manus McCIoskey is here j
for a visit to his family before joining i
his rfgiment at San Antonio, Tex. [
Mr. Robert Rochester, who has been
visiting his sister. Airs. Fenton, wife of
Col. Fenton. 2d Cavalry, has returned |
to New York.
Lieut. Robert Strong, 2d Cavalry, has j
returned, after a short leave spent at
Cleveland. Ohio.
The next cavalry exhibition drill will
take place on Friday, January 12. The
Marine Band will furnish the music.
Capt. Forsyth, 5th United States Cavalry,
is the latest arrival from Mexico.
He" came for a short visit with his
family.
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m SPECIAL LOW PRICE
Li January economies, but
f| ordinary Clearance Sal
n offer our customers thrc
i| early and buying new
1 til hiMM1 cM?nn affril
200 Ne
These are coats whi
last two weeks! Newe
a sales!
1 $30.00 \
I ?Full-flaring from the shoul
I navy, green and burgundy. T
2 $40.00 to $
Full Silk-lined Suede Velc
shades in this lot?also burgu
i purchased earlier.
1 $50.00 F
Wonderful chance to buy
fur-trimmed?gold and fawn s
navy, plum, burgundy, green, t
$50.00, just arrived.
Finest of
| 1 Genuine F. & H. bolivias,
I of colors and sizes, but only 01
Fur Coats?
S Just received the past few
past few weeks?just such new
ary sale, and values are really
jj Item No. 1, $137.50?Hud so
from the waist line, 45 inches lc
value of this coat is $175.00.
S Item No. 2, $170.00?Hudso
1 trimmed with large cape collar
skunk.
Fur Sets and !
I Fur Sets in Hudson Seal a
raccoon, up to $95.00 each?for
Suits, $14
The best styles and colors
and fur trimmed, in all sizes f<
ranging as high as $85.00. Wh
tunity to purchase. (. '
' Afternbon a
'[ Beautiful silks?Charmeuse
II mostly one-of-a-kind, but splei
If New Blouses in crepe d?
L $6.oo to $10.00 Blouses, i
B Sample Silk Stockings, $
J j throughout the store.
II January Sale
B $1 -OOGowns J"| .50
fl J[ Chemise I
I ' Combinations
I Prices advancing, but these
11 come. It is the greatest unde
I SAKS F
EXCLUSIV
Established Over 25 Years
Complete (
ALL MAD1
STYLISH Seta, Mu
I Pieces REDUCE
I coat, to insure clear
| No woman with a
| to overlook these hi
|H while selection is b
ill y?u*
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journ in those clim
perate weather.
The correct fool
The accepted st
street and evening
In short, a n
showing of the new
urpar frtr all nrrasi
These, of cours
fashions of the com
mer.
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e Month?Our
Kind of Jai
n KIND OF JANUARY
IS! It is the solution for the
: is disappointed by the od
le merchandise. It . is an ad
>ugh our policy of closing c
garments at the low pric<
w Coats To
ch arrived the last two dayi
st styles?values greater tha
relour Cheviot Coat
der with deep Cape Collar of S|cunk
his, in addition to good assortments
45.00 Smart Slyle Cc
>ur Coats?latest empire and yojfe n
indy, black and brown. These cpat!
& H. Bolivia Coati
Coats in the genuine K. & H. bolivi
hades only. This in addition to the
irown and black, with Hudson Seal <
Coats Up to $85.00
suede velour and velour de laine?b
te of a kind?fur collars, fur-trimmed
Two Remarka
days the latest models in Hudson
; style garments as are seen through
extraordinary.
n Seal Coats, in the newest semi-fit
jng. The pelts are fine and soft and
n Seal Coats, both semi-fitting and ft
and cuffs of natural skunk, others v
Separate Pieces Gre
t $19.50 and others in hlack wolf, ly
mcr prices, up to $125.00.
..50 $21-50 $27of
the season invelour fabrics, gaba
3r ladies and misses. None less ths
latever you may desire in a suit thei
nd Street Dresses, $19.50 ai
, Crepe Meteor, Georgette Crepe. Ct
idid variety of colors and sizes?usu
1 chine, light shades, $2.95.
in variety of smart styles, $4.~511.50
grade, black and colors, $1.00
of Underwear e
New Laces ,05 -"V ^'ze:
Embroideries I New Stj
Fine Materials Large S
generous assortments will supply y
rwear sale we have ever held.
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ELY FURS [1
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Clearance of 1
E-UP FURS I
ffs, Coats and Odd i
D without regard to ,|
ance this month. f ?
/ t rr t I >3
. tur need can attord
irgaina. Call early. I
roadeat?it will pay |j
re Traveling
u Will Find Here
set Footwear
eed during your sees
of perpetual teniLwear
for sports.
vies in footwear far'
wear.
lost comprehensive
est fashions in footons.
e, are the advanced
ing spring and sumC
, Corner Tenth
*LY snoot gr^JKLLLFr - . fc
r s rater n w. f
luary Sale
SALE" MEANS E
! woman who waits for I
Ids-and-ends aspect of VI
vantage which we can ||
>ut mid-winter apparel U
?s which the manufac- H
morrow U
i. Made up during the 11
n at ordinary clearance j 1
8, $18.75 n
Opossum Fur. Colors include II
left from earlier in the week. 11
tats, $28.75 H
itodels, large fur collars?gold II
> in addition to big varieties II
i, $33.75 H
a?basque and belted models, 11
fine Tricot Velour Coats in 11
dollars. full silk lined, usually II
at $39.75 (j
eautifully lined?good variety I I
[ and plain?simply beautiful 1 L
ble Values!
Seal Coats, made during the
out at our new kind of Januting
models, flaring smartly
the quality guaranteed. The 0
ill-back models, 45-in. lengths. I
rith collar and 5-in. border of I
atly Reduced! mj
nx, foxes, skunk and skunk |||]
50 $39-50 U
rdines and Poiret twill, plain H
in $25.00 usually, and prices :
re never was a better oppor- i!
id $27.50. m
repe de Chine and Taffeta? r
ally $30.00 to $45.00. I
pair, and other great values L
it Its Height! []
5 So.95 Values We II
'les Cannot Hope Hgj
tocks to Duplicate ||
our needs for some time to II
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