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THE WASHINGTON TIMES; TUESDAY: AUGUST 27: 1918.
11
Latest Casualty List From
Oversea Forces
KILLED IN ACTION.
CAPTAINS.
Canada, Ottawa, Frank C. Valentine.
JV. Y., Brooklyn, Jobn Carrer Adams.
LTEBTEXAXTS.
Ceniu. New Britain, Joseph A. Glorer.
Ky, Palntrrflle. Warren Rlee.
Mama, Boston, Charles W. Flnnuner.
JV. Y., Syracuse, Theodore Robert
Hoyer.
W. T, Schenectady, 'William H. Fuller.
If. C. Durham, Paul C. Venable.
Alaxa Cambridge, Vinton Adams
Dentins.
Mich.. Bedford, Harold J. Payette.
, Fa, Allentown, Earl U. Kneebt.
1 Fa, Philadelphia, George E. B raker.
Ft, Philadelphia, Arthur Vanderroor
SaTage.
Vex, Palestine, Benjamin B. Gardner.
JWla, Henomonle, Marrln T. Thomp
son. SEItGBAXTS.
Cal, San SOxnel, Peter W. Laraen.
Ill, Chicago, Jobn Blasyk.
HI, Eranston, Allen K. Hyde.
Iowa, Rolfe, Charles West.
Mich, Bay City, Alex Wojclechow
akL Mo, Salisbury, Karl M. Booker,
Wis, Berlin. yle Morris.
IVla, Madison, William B. Cairns.
Wis, North Hudson, Richard I
Slmonaon.
Wis, Snperlor, Charles William FeatL
CORPOBAXS.
Ind. Uarlen, Floyd DUlon Holmes.
Town, Creston, Allen It Peterson.
Me, Bingham, Stanley A. Beane.
Mich, Alma, George Washlaxtoa
Myers.
Mich. Bay City, Walter Mike ITadol-
ski.
Mich, Grand Rapids, Edward Snlll.
Ohio, Cleveland, Marlon Solnskl.
Pa., Philadelphia, Barry R. Foelk
Tens, Knoxrllle. William I. Bowline.
i """la, Cadott, Henry P. Sretllk.
"Wis, New Richmond, Merton Sebeaa.
Wis, Tunnel City. Carl E. Klefer.
WU, Whitewater, William Benry
Graham.
WAGONER.
Iowa. Dm Koines, Roy Stafford.
BUGLER.
Pa, Philadelphia, Samuel I Dallen-
tine.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Paint Rock, James S. Ijewls.
CaL, Lincoln. James E. Fowler.
CaL, San Rafael, Frank S. Costa.
Canada, Sandaa Center, James A.
Kathlesan.
Hawaii, Honolulu, John R. Bwe
Ind, IndlaaapoUs, Clay James.
IIL Chicago, Franelsxek MarcUewafcL
JIL, Chicago, Max Wynt.
IIL, Cicero. Frank Zemaa.
IIL Taylorrllle, Leslie A. Callaera.
Iowa, BradyrOle. Arthur Peach.
Iowa, Corning, Trimble C Curry.
Iowa, Conway, John Short.
'inn, Dubuque, Arthur G. Cornwall.
Iowa, Greenfield, Lloyd W. Head. .
Iowa, Mystic, Howard G. Graham.
Iowa, Washington, Leon Beatty.
Italy, Clrotlno, Flaresee Tira.
?r" . Smalaa, Ernest F. Frost.
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Md, Baltimore, Jacob Sema,
Mich, Bay City, Peter Van wen.
Mich., Coleman, Jetse Cornelias Barch.
Mich, Detroit. Chester Sadkowskl.
Mich, Detroit. John Thomas Walker.
Mich. Detroit. Adam Wllesynsai.
fii. n.M Jnlm TUwIn Sehnlta
Mirk- TMftford. Melrln L. CrandalL
Mich, Saglnar, Dewey Phillips.
Mich, St. Louis, William rieios.
K. J. Paterson. John PanL
Mrxlro. Edward H. Blase.
N. C, Andrew, Loman Morgan,
Ohio, St. Bernard, uincinnau, rrru
Kalbrenner.
Ohio, Clereland. Gabriel Dsaka
Ohio, Nile. J. Earl Near.
Pa, Apollo, William II. DaTidson.
Russia. Gubernookowlnaka,. Parrlat
Sanly Proure, John Raustla
S. D, White House, Isaac Blshorsels-
fast.
W. Va, Meadowbrook. John Barry
Snyder.
W. Va, Roderfleld. Tom TrameL
'Wis, Berlin, Frank J. O'Connor.
Wis, Chetek, Albert Lenord Nelsoa
Wis, CrlTlts, Peter FrancoTlek.
Wis, Madison, Peter J. Mass.
Wis, Milwaukee, Alfred It. Dietrich.
Wis, Milwaukee, Leo Tallroth.
Wis, Snawano, Emll TIegs.
Wyo, Sheridan, 'Albert S. Kllllam.
DIED FROM WOUNDS,RECEIVED
IN ACTION.
CAPrAIN.
Tena Carter, Orrllle E. Lewis. v
LIEUTENANTS.
If. T New York, Jefferson A. Bealy.
Pa, Philadelphia James P. Mellhenny.
SERGEANTS.
Ind, Greencastle, Perry B. Snider.
Nebr, Fremont, Henry Telgeler.
Pa, Fottstown, Clarence L. Knpp.
CORPORAL.
Ind, Monon. Eugene M. Bughea
PRIVATES,
lad, Lincoln City, Ernest L. Rile.
Ill, Chicago, Wlneenty Mlehclck.
Iowa OUn, Hubert Blarney.
Idaho, Jerome, Edwin C. Quereau.
Me., Wilton. Guy Stewart.
Minn, Minneapolis, Harold J.Xee.
Blont, Dooley, Maurice H. Johnson.
Mont, Sidney, Ray D. Stubbs.
Nebr, Marsland, Frank M. Mlefert.
N. C Lumber Bridge, Carson B. Caa-
son.
Okla, BartlcsTlHe, Arthur Hyatt.
Pa, Germantown, Philadelphia, Chaa
MaeKay naterhouse.
Pa, Nantleoke, Joseph Tubyrake.
Pa, Sharpsbunr, John S. Lnksson.
W. Va, Cabin Creek Junction, Robert
S. Pomeroy.
DIED OF DISEASE.
privates.
Ky, Maysrllle, Thomas Batla
N. T, WHlabors, Lery J. Hero.
Tena, 'Waller, Herman Ray.
DIED FROM AEROPLANE
ACCIDENT.
LIEUTENANT.
Ill, Chicago, Louis L. FUUla
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
SERGEANT.
N. J., Little Silver, Henry G. Woodruff.
PRIVATES.
Mo, Maiden, Thomas W. Brldgea
Okla, Madlll. Charles B. Burke.
Tesn, Knoxrllle, June Lott.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
LIE U TENANTS.
Ind, Aurora Oscar F. Jacobs.
La, Wlnnfleld, Ererrett Sleeter Flek.
N. T, Maloae, George L. Howard.
S. Car, Chappells, WUUaxa O. Cole-
'or Trial. Case, Phone
S2.50 per case of 24 bottles; 75c rebate
for return of empty bottles and case.
On Sale at All First-Class Dealers.
Crr.
SKRGEANTS.
Conn, IVlnatrd. Henry J. Dnbe.
IIL. Chicago Louis Knutaonr
IIL, Chicago, Theodore Pantehuek.
Mass, SoutH Boaton, Patrlckt J. Bene-
t, Daniel L. Fentoa
chacL Carter O. Pullea.
York, Joseph G. Barrows.
le, Metro ROadalde.
er, Emll Lunaquisi.
rston, Andrew Rosner.
snd, Edward n. Aadersoa.
CORPORALS.
ngelcs, Vlrge Glbsoa
Coleman L. Kindred.
Iowa Mirtjuoketa Wylle Margesoa
Kans,
Mass,
Minn,
Mich,
ne Island, Glen W. Patrick.
atiek, Peter Barnlele.
inncapolla. Math. P. Fried
etrolt, Edwar L. Faleer.
Mich..
Detroit, Frank George Sta-
Chowak.
Mich, Flint, Wilfred Earnest Deeour-
TaL
Mich, IStembaugh, James Henry Tres-
trial!
Mlaa Mashularille, James B. Turner.
Miss. Peru. Huey Todd.
Mo., La Plata Luther P. Martin.
N. Y, Brooklyn, Stephen Kromka
Nebr, Genet a Charlie Morris.
Orrg. Portland, Darld B. Huut.
Wis, Uladi.on, Wynter M. Felland.
rich.
Wis, Mtddleton, William C. Stekel-
berK.
West India Fort de Franc Martinique,
Joseph Boyer.
W. ,Va, Smlthera George Khodea
, MUSICIAN.
N. V, Syracuse. Frank W. Gnth.
MECHANICS.
N. C, Wilson, John D. Adams.
Pn, New ProTldence, Oscar Dalo Eck-
man.
Russia, Warsaw. George Sswaglel.
, COOK.
Ind, Terre Haute, George MeGnrrey.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Boas, George Emmet Foe.
Ala, Shawmate, John R. Sharp.
Ala, Unlontown, Sam F. Stapletoa
Ark, Elaine, Ira W. Huddlrston.
Ark, Brooklyn. Elrls J. Glbsoa
Ark, Pfelfer, Christopher C Foley.
Cal, San Francisco. Chris F. Masslnl.
CaL, Santa Paula William A. Sanchea
Ark, Summit, Msrrln F. Estes.
Conn, Bridgeport, Thomas J. Smith.
Conn, Bridgeport, Albert Tmhleky.
Canada Whltewood, Sask, Fred Ap-
nerley.
Canada Weldon. Saakatehewan, Set
mer T. Leland.
Fla, SHIIrllle, Dewey Miller.
Ga, Atlanta Charlie R. Strickland
Ga, Flowery Branch, Bryant E.
Nuckolls.
Ga, Lulatoa Laurie B. Rerrla.
Ind, Bmsll, Edward William Waltoa
Ind, Broad Ripple, Benjamin Dlekena
Ind, Doans, John Q. Ferguson.
Ind, East Chicago, John Grits.
Ind, Indian Springs, Claude Sander.
Ind, Loogootee, Frank Lecaerm.
Ind, Monroe, Clyde L. Darts.
Ind, Michigan City, Jan FlIIpouakL
Ind. Swaysee, John R. Robblna
Ind, Taswell, Oscar M. McDonald.
IIL. Chicago, Slot. Adamkiewlea
IIL, Chicago, Anton Koudelka
IIL, Chicago, Tony Ploclniak.
IIL, Cutler, Clinton B Stevenson.
IIL, Lincoln, Harry J. Ryaa
IIL, Lorlngton, Charlie W. Asktna
III, Pleasant Hill, Arnold Uund.
IIL, Peru. Jacob Wosalak.
HI, Peoria Santo Vassano.
HI, Rankin, Lyman Strong Dala
Ind, Union Mills. Wayne Rckm.
Iowa. Anamosa Paul Shermaa
Iowa Cedar Falls, Raymond 8 1 crick.
Iowa, Iowa City, WHlard Andrew
Kans, Great Bend, Lerow Smith.
Ky, Gimlet, Andy Mtddleton.
Ky, Irwin, Charlie Todd.
Ky. Shelblnna, James Kinney.
La, AmeHa. John J. Blanchard.
Mail., Maiden, Edward A. UalL '
Mass, Melrose, Lester H. Gllea
Mass, Waltham, Charles H. Haywood.
Mass, Woburu. Ralph Christie.
Masa, Worcester, Edward W. Shea
Mass, Worcester, John J. Kelly.
Mich, Bay City, qmar DerdowskL
Dodd.
West 1600
WU, Stoughton. Maurice T.
ghan. I
Mich. Detroi
Miss, Kllmi
N. Y, New
Pa, Coaldh
ra, Llgodl
Tex, Gsli
Wis, Aabil
Cal, Los 1A
IIL. MeUea
tfil
Mich, Detroit, Stere Stanley Dilat-
klewlca
Mich, Detroit. Edward Baldla
Mich, Detroit, Uasen Paul Pet era
Mich, Detroit. Hoogas Tarrellaa.
Mich, Eseanaba, Lawrence Roberta
Mich, Harwood, Edward Michael Bsr-
eame.
Mlda, Saginaw, George Duby.
Mich, Muskegon', Roy C. Walsh.
Mich, Sault-SteMarie, Robert Peter
Gundersoa
Mlna Dakota Victor E. Muason.
MIss,'Shubuta Alexander Uailea
Mont, Loma, Walter Gray.
Mo, nrnley, George D. Miller.
Mo, Trenton, Forrest John Ron. era
N. Y, Brooklyn. William T. Green.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Frederick IL Blan-
vett.
N. Y, Buffalo, Mike Buk
N. Y, Rochester, Rudolph WlHlam
Fadley.
N. Y, Rochester, Albert L. Porreea
N. C, Bueklnghsm, Llnsle R. Pate.
N. Car, Wnde, Curtis P. Page.
Nebr. Red Clond, Jesse E. Garretsoa.
Neb, Omaha, William R. Drews.
N. J, South Amboy, Ignatius OIeneak
Okla, Kingfisher, Harold D. Letghton.
Okla, Llndiuy, William A. Morris.
Okla, Wapanucka Elonso Sinclair.
Okla, Stlllwell. Hoekleberry ShelU
Ohio, Archbold. Freemont Poorman.
Ohio, Berea Frank Prybylaki.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Lawrence Allen Mar
shall. Ohio, Clereland. Mnthew La Books.
Ohio, Clereland, Mike Kafrea
Ohio. Clereland, J. F. Tayok.
Ohio, CleTcland, Sandy Satullo.
Ohio, Lockbournr, Edwin II. Harrtsoa
Ohio, Marlon, Fred F. Speneer.
Okla, Maple. Claude E. Parsona
Okla, Texhoma, Tempton C HalL
Pa, Altoona, Frank KowalskL
Pa, Boynton. William C. Fata
Pa, Forty Fort, WlUUm Boyt Pel-
mear.
Pa, Johnstown, Domenleo Castagnola.
Pa, Lenlaton Junction, Andrew S.
Brown welL
Pa, Miners Village, Ralph Julia
Pa, Pittsburgh, Fred Woter.
Pa, PottsrUIe, Charles F. Erana
Pn, Shenandoah, John Rualnoweca
Pa, Woodlawn, Theodore Manltn.
Porto Rico, Guayama Rena Vasques-
tUlea
S. Car, Enoree. John T. Elders.
S. Cnr, Lockhart, James B. Bender
son.
S Car, Newberry, Robert I. Gilliam.
S. Dak, Tabor, Frank Halla
Tenn, Dnndrldge. Will Vest.
Tenn, Donelaon, Wallace O. Benaon.
Tena Parker, James C. Moore.
Tenn., Rock Island. Tllmon Bethel
Drennon Adeoek.
Tenn, Iloekwood, Joseph F. Ktrkland.
Va, Falrdale, Gerome Roberson.
Va, Hot Springs, Ralph R. Gwln.
Va, Max Meadowa James W. Felts.
Va, Montebello, Golden Fltsgerald.
Va, Petersburg, Jasper Chance.
Vt, Eaaex Junction, John Henry Do
Slag.
Wash, Seattle. Swan Johnson.
Wis. Berlin, Frank Anton RagenoakL
Wis, Eau Claire, Bernt Benaoa
Wis, Mellen, Gnat A. Bruum.
Wis, Racine, Lloyd D. Jonea
Wis, Odanah, Ray P. Aekley.
Wis, nircr Falls, Edward Tayerle.
Wis, Waukesha, Satlrios Patrinoa
W. Va, BnrnsTlIIe, Oscar XV. Taylor.
W. Va, Charleston, Samuel Herbert
CreeL
W. Vn, Green Sulphur Springs. Isaae
C. Foaae. '
Va, Wheeling, Leonard S. Useltoa
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED IN ACTION.
. CORPORAL.
Mass, Southbrldgr, Frank O. 8 tares.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEGREE
UNDETERMINED).
LIEUTENANT.
Pa, New Oxford, Warren J. Miller.
PRIVATES.
Pa, Apollo. Carl F. Crooka
Pa, BlalrstUIr, Fernand Demoella
Pa, Leeehburg. Arnold Coleman.
Pa, Leeehburg, Blair W. MeCaualand.
Pa, Llrermore, James A. Bsrkley.
Pa, LlTcrmore, Harry Falrley.
Ta, Phlladelpbla, AVIIllnm J. Clark.
Saltaburg, Pa, Iluaaell D. Anderson.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED
WOUNDED IN ACTION, (DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.)
LIEUTENANT.
W. Va, Erenwood, Pete Uaddlx.
MISSING IN ACTION.
SI.nGEANT.
Pa, Readlng William W. Dcnglcr.
PRIVATES.
Ind. Fort Benjamin Harrison, Fernan
do Predelllnl.
La, Many. Thad O. Harden.
Mass, Charleston. James PaseisnL
Mich, Nrgaunrs, Frank Brando.
Waah, Monteeano, Nigel R. Blgnold.
Wis, Cameron, Paul E. Ulldrbrandt.
Marine Casualties.
KILLED IN ACTION.
PRIVATES.
vjf l-InA-a. rrlsrenee R. white.
W. Va, Romney, Willis R. Shoemaker.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION. ' -
CORPORALS.
Tex., Fort Worth, Pete Reedy.
Wis, GalesTllle, Esrl E. Jensen.
WOUNDED SEVERELY. "
CAPTAIN.
Pa, WIlkes-Bnrre, Arthur T. Turner.
PRIVATE.
N. T, Long laland City, Herman Kel
lerman. MISSING IN ACTION.
SERGEANT.
Ohio, New Philadelphia John C Pa
ins la
CORPORALS.
Cal, East Auburn, Benjamin .F.
MlehacL
Masa, Fall River, narry Chefeta
PRIVATES.
Canada, Saakatehewan, Graham Mit
chell. Ga, Cummlnga, Paul Anglln.
Ga, Porterdale, Fred SI. Bradrn.
Ill, Chicago, Emmett T. Cody.
Ill, Chicago, Richard Cowley.
Ill, Chlcngo, Edward Schanada
Ky, Witt Springs, Littleton E. Rich
ard aoa
Sid, Baltimore, George Sehlfferer.
Masa, Attleboro, Gaudlaa J. Joubert.
Slaas, Somervllle, Roy 11. HalL
SIo, Elmer, Gilbert L. Carter.
Mo, Elmer, Omer It. Carter.
Slont, Alberton, Sarvaul II. Albert.
Nebr, Wahoo, William L. Roth.
N. SI, Bellerue, Oael J. Balnunt.
Ohio, Columbus, James E. SIcCleary.
Ohio, Coshocton, Harry S. McCormlck.
Okla, Eddy, Francis II. Bush.
Pa, Lancaster, John E. Bard.
Pa, Philadelphia, Maurice P. Singer.
Pn, Sharon, Sterling L. Alexander.
Russia Ztomlr, Bolln, Max Bradley.
5. D, Platte. Roy C. Anderson.
Wash, Asotin, Fred B. G rarer.
Wash, Blaine, Richard D. Cain.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED
ON DUTY.
SERGEANT.
Ohio, Canton, John E. Kllcellta
Store Opens 9:15 A.
Interesting New Suits for Autumn and Winter
New Styles New Materials New Colors
Long lines are favored in the new Fall and Winter Suits, and coats show the becoming loose panels,
sometimes they extend the entire length of the coat and again they are put on at the waist line. Cuff effects
are seen on many and buttons are very largely used. On the handsome Suits fur collars are much used.
Distinctive' New Models
for Early Autumn
and Winter Weqr
Chevrette and Twilled Velour Made in
plain tailored and belted styles with patch or
set-in pockets. New shades of brown, taupe,
plum and navy. These suits were purchased
early in the season and .the values are excel
lent. When these suits are sold it will be im
possible to je-order or duplicate a single suit,
as the entire manufacturer's supply of these
materials has been disposed of.
$37.50 each
Third floor, G street.
t 1 I
f
For School
Suits of Silvertone Tweed, Velour, Delain and Serge.
Plain tailored models and more elaborate ones trimmed
in fur.
Coats in all the new materials and colors. Service
able coats and" dressy ones trimmed in fur.
OJfE-FIECE DnESSES, of Jersey. Serfre. Serge combined with
Satin and Silk: Satin and Satin combined with Georgette. Plain
tailored Dresses for general wear and colors Is the favorite mode
of trimming those for general wear and fringe and embroidery for
the more elaborate ones. The plaited sKirt for one-piece dresses Is
very popular. Included In these Dresses are the "Betty Wales
Dresses that are distinctive In style and exceedingly aopular with
those who like a dres out of the ordinary; also the Peter Thompson
Dresses that slve such splendid service.
SKIRTS of plain and plald materials In plain and plaited styles'
SWEATEItS In all the new styles and popular colors.
MIDDY BLODSES in wnltc, white with navy serge collars and
alt navy serga.
YOCJfG GIHLS' DRESSES, of Silk. Serare. Crepe. Glncham and
White Flqne.
FOR TITE JUNIOR MISS AND GIRLS there are many styles
and materials to choose from. For early fall wear pretty frocks
of Klncham. crepe and white pique. The models are quite attrac
tive and will stand any amount of tubbing. For later wear Peter
Thompson Suits, and one-piece dresses of silk and serge.
Bloomers of Serge and Sateen
For Gymnasium and Sport Wear
The Serge Bloomers come in. navy and black, and
the Sateen Bloomers in black; only moderately priced.
Fourth floor, G street
New Yarns for Knitting Garments.
For Our Boys on Land and Sea
Olive, Drab and Gray Wool for army and navy. $1.15 hank.
Light Oxford and Natural Yarn for socks. $1.15 hank.
Khaki and Light Oxford Yarn for socks. 50c ball.
Every Girl Will Want a Sweaty for Fall
Columbia Floss for sweaters, in a number of shades, in
cluding all the new and wanted ones. 45c a bill.
Vicuna Wool, 48c ball, in all the wanted shades.
Second floor. Tenth street.
New Hats
For the Kiddies
Velour Velvet Felt
For wrc rirls, Velour Huts
in mushroom and poke
shapes, tri'nmcd with ribbon
band and streamers, in brown,
champagne, copen, navy,
rose, green, khaki, and black.
Velvet Hats in poke, mush
room, tan and aviation
shapes. The aviation hats
come in brown only, and the
other styles in black, some
trimmed with a band of fur.
$5.00 and up.
Felt Hats are shown for
baby boys, gray and- brown.
$3.00 each.
White Felt Hats. $5.00
each.
Beaver Hats. $4.50 each.
Fourth floor. Eleventh
street.
TKHoobwarb
M.
New York WASHINGTON-aris
SPECIAL OFFER
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Apply for particulars of-this very interesting offer
at the Pattern Counter.
Second floor, G street.
i
Misses'
Outer Apparel
Smart New Styles
and Materials
and College Wear
Wartime Opportunities for a Young
GirPs Business Training
Many young women, graduates of high schools and
seminaries, and others who have never considered enter
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Just think what it would mean to her later, when as
the head of her own family she is confronted with the
responsibilities of providing the household needs, in se
lecting the requirements that enter into her daily life.
Employment in the modern department store-today
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We have numerous positions to offer bright, young
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Applications received any hour of the business day
for all or part time employment.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
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& Xotbrop
Smart Suits of Golf lex
Another popular material, is shown in plain
colors and combinations, such as oxford and
light grey, and navy and gold, the contrasting
color showing in the similate buttonholes,
collar and cuffs. $37.50 and op.
Handsome Suits of
Silvertone Velour
In wonderfully lovely new shades; ox
ford, brown, concord, navy, prune, taupe,
beaver, delphen, and fawn. The skirts are
mostly plain with gathered backs and set-in
pockets. The coats are cut in many, clever
ways and the workmanship is the besi
$62.50 and ap.
.. Fall-Winter
Apparelforthe
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We feel confident of your interest in our completed
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utmost degree of intelligent development,
We are now displaying full assortments of:
Suits, Separate Trousers, Overcoats, Bathrobes, Top
coats, Sweaters, Mackinaw, Raincoats, CoroWoy Suits,
"Sammy" Military Suits of Khaki, Cloth Hats and Caps,
Suspenders, Shirts, Underwaists, Blouses, Pajamas, Neck-
wear.
For the Junior Boys, 2 to 10 Years
Sailor Suits of fine quality Serge, Palmer's Linen, KhaK.
White Galatea, variously trimmed.
Junior Norfolk Washable Suits
Junior Norfolk Woolen Suits.
Middy Blouses.
Blue Kersey Naval Officers' Overcoats.
Chinchilla Overcoats all wanted shades.
Overcoats of novelty mixture and plain shades.
"Fall Overcoats and Reefers.
Also Velour, Velvet, and Cloth Hats.
Introducing Thb Season
Hand-Tailored Clothes for Boys
The Best in Quality and Style Attainment
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Cottars hand-felled, top and bottom.
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?t.f runnfnmockeU to armhol. to strengthen pockets.
All linings, buttons, and trimmings finely matched, selected
EveryDcoat 'tailored openly, each part pressed Into shape.
All pockets in trousers reinforced and bar-tacked.
Belt tunnels lined to allow easy sliding-of belt
Such Clothes will appeal to the boys in their fit and apoearaac.
"and demonstrate to mothers the economy of quality.
The Boys' Store, Fourth floor. t i
Floor.
Store Closes 6 P. M.
Silk
Shopping Bags
In New Shapes
Special Values at $3.60
. Each
Silk Bags in parachute
' of plain and moire silk;
inside frame with purse
and attached mirror, in black,
navy, taupe, and brown, as
sorted linings. $3.00 each.
Another style is round at
the bottom with pointed sides
and comes in moire s3k only,
in black and navy, inside
frame with purse and mirror,
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