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Total Casualties Announced Now 216,521;
266 Dead, 288 Wounded in Today's Lists.
The War Department gave out two army casualty lists today which
contained 567 names, bringing1 the tota! for the army up to 210,876. No
marine corps casualty list was issued, but the total previously reported
for that arm of the service was 5,605. The total for both army and
marine dorps so far announced is now 216,521.
The army lifts issued today contained the names of 52 killed in
action. 1D0 d?ed from wounds, 15 died from accident, 220 wounded
severely, 53 wounded to a degree undetermined, 15 wounded slightly, and
13 missing in action.
DISTRICT BOY IN TODAY'8 CASUALTY LIST8
Woanded. decree undetermined, previously reported missinc in
action?Private CbarUs H. Sn.all, 1813 Thirty-fifth street northwest.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
MAJOR.
Km.. EUta. Aaron A. PbtlMr.
CAPTAIJt.
Pi, WMdkva. Albert P. Mar Donald.
LIEl TENANT.
Tn., ht Antonio, Albert B. Ilajr*.
SERGEANTS.
Mm*.. Northampton, Prank K. Spencer.
N. T-. Schcnactarij, Alva Bnckraan.
Wash. Seat tie, Paal E. Parker.
COBPOIUU.
CaL, Pair Oaks, Charles P. Che
lit, Eaat M. I lata, Joaepk A. OTenry.
laaL. Start en, Harry L, Brawn.
X. New Yerk. Earl H. MeCre.
K. C.. Charlotte. WtQkn O. Parser.
Ohk. Howling Green. Harris L Parka.
Otda^ Strood. Dartd W. Roger*.
Pak. Philadelphia, Marshall Henry Sntti.a.
Pas, Philadelphia, Uterfe A. HarrlifUa.
P^. Mil?tm. Thomas H(Elwee
T?t, HmMm, Pierre A. Wkdna.
Taw Mesa, Thomas Rafaa Smith.
WAGONER*.
?mt
PRIVATE*.
Alt. Wa I not IU(e, Robert B?w>.
All la. Pannjaa, Gallela. Juaeph Master*
Cal.. Oraaft, Edward P. Wasaltk.
Slew Haraa, Joha C. Dadalnskl.
uaat. Crete. Mike Han.
a, Carrol L. Ron#.
a. Paras at Thornton.
Prank J. PltsgeraM.
~ ' aw ptlkarakL
M. Skew.
ffa. ^Darld E. Paalk.
, . Martin J. Joyce.
Italy. Craaara, Attlle Mlnaanm.
Italy, Palais. Likeratare Naasareao.
lualy. Meaalaa. Giasepni Contl.
Kj, Bowline Oreen. Prank Rirky.
la.. Derorea. Aaiao Delcambre.
Ma. Haakon. EMie Mlchaad.
Bradford, lawreaee C. Peakody.
_ _ >nlia. Daaaonleo Paaqaale.
M*aa-, Eaat Boat on. Lewla EaotUla.
Mich.. Detroit Peter laarat.
I-Itch field. Joha D.
Cakato. , la
^ ? i . Joka I. Lorkbart.
Ma., M, Laok, Edward Ward.
Mo., Deo Arc, Walter Moat.
IU. St. Uala. Chariot MW-kael Preaiagor.
Ma.. Bognrd. Earl P. Bent.
Nets, Shelton. Richard Oglevllle.
Neto.. SeottaUaC, Archie R. Irion.
M. Dover. Janaen Doaaidoon.
.1. J, Jersey City, Joseph B. Weinert.
H. T.. Now York. IJkorlo " "
X. Y.. Little PhUa, Delate ~
N. rtlea, Doiaiaie Ha
N. T? Lata* lata ad CUy.
N. T.. Now Tark. Barmen* PUapatrtek.
X. T.. Nortk Tone wands. dMrey Goaabort.
N. T., Now Tark. 1 l?r akainraiias
N. t., nrsakiya. Weary
N. Y, Now Tark, Jaeal
V. T- Brooklyn. William J. Ryan
N. C? Eloa College George T. War
N. D., Mkat. Joseph P. Pass alt.
Norway. War din nd. Chrtsttaa N. P?
OUa. Clooalsad. Radalpk Paakaw,
Ohio. Camber land. Stanley 1. Ogan
Okie, Blaa?la?dal?. Merrill A. Mi
Ohio. Cincinnati, William Joke.
Ohio. Ctarinaatl. Praak FVeley.
OMa. Portamoatk, Carl J. Wllhotai
Ore., Powera, Wendell W. Hoffman.
Ore.. Raaeharg. Charles E. Hatch las
Panama Aaron. Morien J. Atkins.
Pay PHtahaw^, The? J. Mallarto^
Girls! Lots of
r
Hair
99
A small bottle of "Dandirine
keeps hair thick, strong,
beautiful.
Girls ! Try this ! Doubles
beauty of your hair in a
rfew moments.
au D?; poMM?sseti oi ^ nead oi
heavy, beautiful hair: soft lustrous
fluffy. wavy and free from -Ian
Iruff is merely a matter of uaing a
little T>anderlne.
It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and luta of It. Just
f*t a small bot'le of Knowlton'a
Panderine now?u costs but a few
*nta- all drug store* recommerd It
?apply a little as directed and with
In ten minutes there will be an ap
pea ranee of abundance, freshness,
fluffing*. and an incomparable
?f'oas and luster, and try as you will
you can not find a trace of dandruff
or falling hair; hut your real eur
prlae will be after about two weeka
"??. when you wtll see new hair?
Una and downy at flrst?yea?but
reaJly new hair?sprouthig out all
ovar your scalp Danderlne la. we
believe the only rure hair grower
destroyer of dandruff, and cure for
Hchy scalp, and It never fails to
atop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really Is. moisten
a cloth with a little Panderlne and
earaf'illy draw It through your hair
taking one small strand at a time.
and
momenta?a
_ ... t* everyone
who tries this.
tMiriK nnf ?m*i? ?rrand at a 1
T?|jr hair w?!? soft, glossy,
beautiful In juv t fetr moment
deWehtfnl surprise awaits erer
r?H Pert Alleghany. UwrtUff Mwrhim.
P?., Philadelphia, CMTfe D. Koch.
Pa.. Picture Rocks. UmM P. Harmon.
Pe? PhiledclnhlA. .lamM T. Hepworth.
P? . UwKilikB, (>MTfi H. Evans.
Pa, Brio, \ lpfrmo Cumio.
I'*.. Kllto, Mori G. Htrobmvrr
Pa., Brtabln. Stephen W. Snsko.
Pa.. Philadelphia. Spencer H. Saner.
Porto Rico, Adjuntas, Pedro Perry.
Scotland, MIMjrlt, Ifwhili. James Bala.
9. C., Westminster. Hanwl J. Dickson.
8. D., Oallnp. Clareeee Lampbere.
Too*., KeeivlUe, Boy O. Palmer.
Tex., Fort Worth, Edward Thomas Morl
_erty.
To*., Abilene, Felon TV. Klllgore.
Wash., Vancouver, George H. Meyer.
Wash., Seattle, Daa W. Boot.
Wish, SIlYorton, Henry A. Taylor.
Wash.. FeradaW. Walter 8. Bubblas.
W. Va., Oloa East on, Looter Oow.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
LIEUTENANTS.
Caaal Zone, Aneon, Aloyslua B. Colliaa.
N. Y -New York. Richard V. Banks.
?a, Pittsburgh, James K. Moorkcad.
mii) ci.erk.
Tel.. Baa AntoaJo. Harry C. Clark.
SERGEANT.
Ohio, Waosoos, Arthar Rdward Rnljfht.
CORPORAL.
Hi., Goseae, Edgar R. Krengel.
COOK.
Moat., Hill. Clarence P. Conway.
PRIVATE*.
CeL. Palisades. Braytoa P. MKehoU.
Ge, Valdoota. Fletcher Me White.
III.. Ckkaco, GloTsnnl Proas la.
III.. Chleege, William Matthew*,
lad.. Grreaebarg, Jolin M. Nesblt.
Moos . Roxbary, Patrick O'Daly.
Mich., Port Hnron. Harold A. Taylor.
S. T., Blnghemton, Carl T. Lacsy.
SECTION TWO
KILLED IN ACTION
I.IEl'TEN A NTS.
Id. Bremen, Otto B. Place.
M?li., Woof Aadorer, Thaaaea E. Carter,
jf. T, New Tork, Char loo H. A a*.
Pa., I*fr Bio?ag i Id, Edward Mo era.
Wfc, Marinette. Charles Schwarta, Jr.
. SERGEANTS.
Ky-. Haaard, Baa roe C. Hart.
Jfd, Baltimore, Lrroy J. Brit.
N. T, Now Tork. Emmanuel Jaeksoa.
Pa., BMW Falls, Thorns', 1
CORPORA LM.
X. T.. Ron, Ma M. Galaor.
If. T, Brooklyn. Heary D. Ha
Jya, Heary D. Mawxharst.
Ohio. Moaat BeaJtRy, Gsorgo H. Pacha.
PRIVATES.
Ark., Haraat, lisyd Gowor.
CaL. Seats Monica. George 8. Total
CaL. Haata Clara. Ira M. Smith.
CaL. Dearer. Adolph O. raise.
Ceaa, Otd Lyna, Eaaald A. Morgaa.
Ge, Homer. Glloo. Parsoa.
III.. Heath miea?e. Temasi Kujewaki.
lad.. Aioxaadrta, Otto V. Taylor,
lai. Miles ah org. Beaiael T. Taylor.
Ma*. Fooeato, Camilla Ferrari.
Italy. Bar! Fa Froaraaae, Mike Lakaa.
Kf.. Ha#er HUI, Charley Coaley.
La, Now Orloaao, Milton O. Saares.
Mass, Dearer*. Napoleon He ale.
Mich., Smyrna, Herbert Irwia.
Mleh, Wakefield. Edward Brew a.
Mlaa, Worthtagtoa. William J. Mohr.
Mlaa- MtaaaapoUa, Fraak G. Drako.
Mo.. St. Loale. Arthar J. Laadwehr.
Moat.. Pi eotoa, Clyde L. Hasten.
X. Elisabeth. G*orge D. Collard.
V. T? Mew York. Edward L. Sellwelckort.
N. Jamestown. Ladwlg Laady.
X. T., Brooklyn. Victor Maaro.
K. Y? Dank Irk, Edgar A. G
B. D, Aaota, Edward A.
Joseph R wal'tkoskl.
?, A lease Carter.
Ernest M. Geede.
I. Williams.
Mala Hartooa.
Cheoter A. Molley.
... /ll'le. Ray Staatea.
Mia.. Oolites, Mike Rlemer.
Wis., Potto*. Raymond J. Worts.
DIED OF DISEASE.
BRIGADIER GENERAL.
N. T? Now Yerk. Joha E. Mepboaa.
CAPTAIN.
Ky, Mlddlssksro. Froatlo H. Smith.
LIECTENANTh.
I Ala., Camdea. Harry I. Savsge.
Del., Wllaalagtaa, Joha Stewart.
i III., Chicago, Deatel Sharp.
1 III, Berwya. Char lee E. Warner.
Kaa, Junction City. Charles F. Clark.
Wta, Snpcrlor. Ra^morjd_F^Wchrle.
Ill, Chicago, George F, Parker
Hy, LoaloTlile. Howard Daaaeily.
' N. J, Rathrrferd, Joha F. Baner.
N. n, Maadaa, Ray N. Tacks berry.
Tax, Waco, Bryaa W. Toogoe.
CORPORA I S.
CaL, Lea A age lea. Harry V. Roeaae.
Mian, Mlaaaapolls. Maarice Oscar Raahors
Miss., Faltoa, Tray J. Spearman.
Moat, Red Lodge, Carl Ilea*.
Ok>a., Daley, R. J. McCordy. ?
ft. C, Irrao, John 8. Meetre.
MECHANIC.
Ulna, Winger, Henry Solle.
PtIVATO.
Ala, Bessemer, Ben Ward.
*!-??? ?, Hcprr Smith.
Ala, Castlebcrry, Laaarne P. Rabb.
tu, (hstrhle, Anderson Nunnelly.
Ala.. Linevllle, Thomas Mitchell.
Ala, NtwvlUe, Tally L. Floyd.
Ark, Lexa, Tliomas J. Arery.
Ark, St. rraaela, losepb H. George.
Kritieh West India, landy Polat. James
Daa lei.
Cel., Hen Fraaciero. John R. McCarthy.
Cal, Boy Point. Henry Morkea.
CoL, Fort Morgan. Lloyd J. Mrl'.ntsHfer.
i CoL. Denver, Hoary G. Hllos
I (ana., Hartford. Thomas F. O'Connell.
Del, Wilmington, Frank Nero.
Idaho. Aahtoa, Lsoaard R hit tenters.
Ill, Marlae, Joha A. Reding.
i III, St. I/Otfis, Ray S. Hart
III, Bprtegtield, Orvllle B. Alexander,
lad, IndteaepeJIa, John Rebster.
Iowa, Dabuqao. Ralph E. liolconib.
Iowa, Wilton Junction. John Rettmaa.
Italy, Natchl, Palmiro Felld.
Kaa, Hoxle City, John Mnlhollen.
Ky, Emieonce, William Spears.
Ky, Olive Hill, Ollle Stegrr.
la., New Orleans, Joseph landhart.
Mass, Rev bury, Edward E. Tasaey.
Mass, West Newton, Earl J. Reinhalter.
Minn., Minneapolis, John A. Olson.
Mian, Fraaee, Charles Kittleson.
Moot, Grass Raage, Clifford B. Washbom.
Moat, Redstone, Terrence I'. McGowaa.
Me, Kansas City, Robert U. Craig.
Nov, Fallen, James Hall.
N. J, Camden, Edward Itcckley.
N. M, Tyrone. Brlgldo I, Bellhoose.
N. V, Stratsbarg, William T. White.
N. Y, Albany, Charles A. Stlne.
N. Y, Brooklyn, Walter Kcisenleilrr.
N. Y, Brooklyn, Daniel Rowland.
N. Y, Port Henry, Joseph Marshall.
\ Y, East Hampton, Edwin C. Halsey.
N. C, Round Psak, Leeler G. Nixon.
N, D, Meklnock, Melvln Wlsr
Ohio, l<ewt*barg, Frank R agver.
Ohio, Ashtabula, Clarence F. Nell.
Ohio. Mentor, George ?. Moloney.
Okie., Hardy. Rolls Clary.
Pa, Botler, Alfred M hitler Zorl>.
Pa, Pittsburgh, Henry A. Wlpfler.
Pa.. Rollvar, Forrest T. ? sot.
Pa, Greeasliorg, Daniel Pelrella.
Pa, Edarardssflie, Joha J. Labada.
Pa, Langeloth, Aria Tide Dedmomlalcis.
R. I, Bradford, Qainey J. Akers.
Scot lead. Rathertl<a, Robert logan.
l?. C, Trio, Isaac r. navls.
Tone, Wartreee, Joha T. Parker.
Teas., IJvriarstoa, UUlard C. Sella.
Tea, Orasge. George Wright.
Tex, Gtddlngs, Bradshaw Enffla.
Tex, August lee, John T, MrFlrey.
Tax, Ma this, Edavta C. Graver.
Tec, Fort Worth, Themes O. < hoate.
Utah, SaH Lake City, William Vsnduaea
Va, Reyes, Wilmer W. R'lley,
Ve, Pembroke, Ernest M. Williams.
Va., wincheoter, (hartes Scott.
Resit, Preeeott, I ra T, Adams.
W. Ve, Big Springs, Charlee Metheos.
W. Va, Enaaheth, William T. Metsoa.
Wis.. Orantoa, Rnlle Anthony.
WIS . Augusts, Floyd Bernhardt.
Wis., Ocala. Archie I/O pes.
WIS, Greenwood, Parey E. MerrllL
Win, FaU Crook, Fred H. Veight.
?? Da rid L. ~
Beaded Bags?Samples at $7.50
Values $10.50 and Up to $12.00
De luxe Bags, exquisitely beaded all over, works
or art In designs and colorings. Finished to a nicety
?with beaded handles, some have beaded tassel, all
are rtcl>?y silk lined and fitted with purse and mirror.
Be early tomorrow?acquire a $12 bag for $7.50.
Street Floor.
THE SnOPPTNG
MSTAM.
J/WT
CENTER
Women's New $1.25 Bags, $1.00
$1.00
79c
11th and G Streets
, At IIjW?Patent leather Hand Bags wit* pr<>u?ct~d
corners and safety locks, neatly lined and fitted with
pigac and mirror. At 7?r?The usual $1 Velvet Hand
Rags and Patent Leather Purses, lined with figured
ailk. * ItnH flssf.
Evening
Gowns
AT PRICES THAT SHOULD
CREATE UNUSUAL
INTEREST
IN THIS SPECIAL
SATURDAY OFFERING
*25 to $65
Beautiful evening and danc
ing dresses in all the loveli
ness of frills and ruffles, and
shimmering ribbons, and in
the full glory of metallic
lace?, tinsel embroideries,
metal cloths and velvet. Some
of the fluffiest of Party
Dresses have just been un
packed?covered with ruffles.
Also new Gowns ioi formal
wear, showing the complete
decollete. Note the shades?
cherry, clover, orchid, mais,
sapphire, pink, coral, peach,
turquoise. Nile green, and, of
course, black. Priced $25 to
$65.
$29.50 to $59.00
Handsome' Street and After*
noon Gowns in dark and pas
tel shades. Crepe Georgette,
beaded, embroidered, braided?
very suitable for Southern
wear; beautiful crepe meteors,
lcvelv figured Georgette crepes
rti. " "
md slim, others
uneven drapes and circular
and crisp taffetas. Some
straight and slim, others with
tunica Priced 129.50 to $59.00.
Palaia Royal?Third Floor,
,
Gorgeous!
13 NONE TOO BR0A.D AN EX
PRESSION WITH WHICH TO
DFSCR1BE THE?F
BEAUTIFUL
Opera Fans
Regularly to $15 Each
On Sale Saturday
At $10
Bcautifui Opera Fans with sin
gle i\orid?> stick upon which is
mounted gracefully curling ostrich
feathers??r?ch specially selected?
in blue, old rose, yellow and white.
The feathe-s alone are wcrth more
thnn t^e pi'ce asked for tt>ese fans
complete, special at $10.,
1 Other Ostrich Fan*,
$3.98 to $25.00
These fans open and close, with
imItalian shell, amber or Ivory sticks.
Colors: Blue, pink, yellow, black, and
white. On sale in the Jewelry De
oa.tmeot. Street Floor.
Onyx Silk Hose,
$1.75 and $2.00
The logical place to purchase
Women's Hose. Wonderfully large
and varied assortments to select
from. Onyx pure allk hose, very
serviceable grades in black,
white and the wanted street and
evening shades.
New Lot of Middy Blouses,
$4 50 to $6.98
The popular "Jack Tar'* and
"Goody" regulation dresses In
white and blu?> I'almer linen, trim
med with braid and emblem. 8ir.es
0 to 14 years. All fresh, new gar
ments Just received.
Misses' Spring Suits
Are Here Now!
What welcome news for the
miss seeking a lighter costume
for these mild days. This splendid
showing will especially interest those
contemplating trips to Southern
winter resorts.
Over 150 Models to
Choose From
Those nort eager for a change in fash
ion, thoso most exacting of the new sea
son, could not have hoped f >r anything
more chrirming than the simple tailored
beauty of the new suits, with their
dashing new vests and perkv l'ttle col
lars, or made on those straight, easy
swinging lines thot are so youthful and
becoming.
Braid Trimmed Tailored Styles,
or New Semi-Box Models
With Silk Vests
Already there is a wide variety to select from in over 160
styles for misses. There ar>; plenty of navy blue men-tailored
model of tricotines, also outing suits of tweeds and soft
mixtures^
Included are a number of fine all-black suits designed
for mourning wear, in smart, youthful styles.
Prices Range From $35 Up to $100
rnl-u lUryl?TMr< Floor.
Newest Neckwear
Smart Styles That Seem More Charming
Than Ever
New Spring Styles and
Colors in
Silk Hose
In Your Favorite Make, Too!
Onyx Pointes!
An assortment we have been
patiently waitinsr for. New spring
Onyx Fotntex Hose of all silk. In
eluding irartcr top. Shown 1n black,
white. gray, silver, gold, fawn,
bronze, cordovan, aero gray and fleld
mouse. Excellent wearing grades ai
S2.2S and ?LS4>.
Onyx Lisle Hose, Pair 85c
Very neat appearing and durable
Hose for general wear. Full-fash
ioned lisle hose in black and white
only. Unusual values at 85c pair.
Women's Lisle Hose at 59c
Good quality lisle Hose, semi fash
loned. Shown in black, white, gray
and brewn. Excellent Quality at 69c
pair. Palais Hoyal?Street Floor.
Satin Collars and Collar
and Cuff Sets in white, flesh
and artillery red, also navy
and red combinations. At
$1, $1.59 and $2.
New Lace Collars and Col
lar and Cuff Sets in filet and
venise designs. Very at
tractive styles, at 59c to
$6.98.
New Organdy Collars and
Collar and Cuff Sets. A
wide variety of styles, vary
ing from the short back col
lar effect to the deep tux
edo style; some hemstitched,
others prettily trimmed with
lace, 59c to $2.98.
fl
New Real Filet Lace Col
lars, Collar and Cuff Sets,
and Vestees; some are com
bined with real val and real
venise lace, $2.98 to $16.98.
New High Neck Guhnpes
attractively made of net,
eorgette, pique or satin.
9c to $4.98.
Handsome Velvet Scarfs
lined with rose or blue satin
and finished with heavy tas
sel at ends, $7.98.
Neckwear, 30c and 59c
A miscellaneous table lot
of pretty Neckwear. In
cluded are collars, collar and
cuff sets, and vesteea. Spe
cial values at 20c and 68c
each.
$15.98 Seal Plush Stoles at $13.98
Hudson Seal Flush Stoles, with or without pockota.
Charming styles so much in vague this season. W*
$15.58, now $13.?8.
Paid, Royal?Street Floor.
Children's
Dresses, $2.98
SIZES 2 TO 6 YEARS
A VARIETY OF SMART STYLES
Unusual Values
Children's exclusive style Dress
es of India linen, Victoria lawn,
dotted Swiss and voile; some hand
smocked or embroidered in attrac
tive colors, with belts, pockets and
sashes. Priced $1.98 to $7.98. Spe
cial lot priced at $2.98.
Middy Blouses, $1.98
Marie of white jean or ^alatra cloth
In regulation style, with navy or whlto
braid trimmed collar, sonv wilh shield
and emblem. Slses 6 to l'J, 13 to IK,
and 34 to 4-.
Jack Tar Dresses, $7.98
Offered in sizes for the hard-to-flt
girls 13 to 16 years. Made of while
Jean and trimmed with braid and em
blem.
Palaia Royal?Third Floor.
Surely No Women Will Neglect This Opportunity
Richelieu Union Suits
The Kind That Usually ScD for $1.50
Women's Medium-weight Ribbed Union
Suits with 'ow neck and no sleeves, in ankle
and knee lengths. Sizes 40, 42, and 44 in the
assortment. 31.50 va.ue, special at $1.39.
Women's $1.75 Union Suits, $1.59
Unusual assortment Including Richelieu. Athena and Merode
Union Suits in high, low and Dutch neck styles, ankle length.
Regular and extra sixes, special at $1.59.
Women's Ribbed Vests at 49c
l.ow Neck Ribbed Vesta In rejcular and extra sizes. Shown
in shoulder strap and bodice styles in white and pink. Excel
lent values at 49r.
$1.39
Vests and Pants,
85c Each
Women's Flee<-e-lined Vests
with long sleeves. Paats are
in a.-'kle length All perfect
ffrade?>. In til*en 34. 36. and
38. *l value. Special, 88c.
$2.00 Suits at $1.79
Women's Merode Union
Suits of silk and cotton. In
high-neck. long-Mee ve, and
ankl?-lenx:th stvles: also
lmtch neck and elbow sleeves.
Sizes 3# and 3S.
Palais Royal?Street Floor.
Palais Royal Gloves
Splendid assortments make it a pleasurable task
choosing new, well lifting Gloves here and prices
are always moderate.
P. K. and Ovcrseam Kid Glores?I>ight weight, in
London smoke, pearl gray, champagne, tan, mode, brown,
black and white. Also 2-clasp p. k. black
suede gloves. Pair
$2.75
CJO rft For 1-clasp P. K
Street Gloves of
washable Kid. In brown,
mode, ivory, tan. gray snd
white. Also 3-clasp light
weight ever seam kid gloves.
In gray, tan. mode, black
nnd white, with self or con
trast stitching.
At 4Q F 1 p " quality
rl1 OOiOu F r e n r h Kid
Gloves, In all the street
shades, with three-tone con
trant embroidered back.
At $2.00
quality
Tilte r>Oe Skin
Gloves, with 2 pearl buttons'
wsshable arade. with Paris
Point stitching.
At OA -Leatherette wash
. ' fabric Gloves. In
brewn, gray mode, and
cliamolse, also black and
white.
?m?r> o u b 1 e silk
es, with
i rlasn: Parts Point stitchlna:.
in brown, gray, mode, ivory,
pon(ree, white and black.
At $1.75 g?v?
Chamoisette Gloves, $1.25
2 clasp Chamoisette Gloves, In white pray, mode tan.
brewn, black and white, with self and two-tone stitching.
ratals Royal?Street Kloor.
Just Received?On Sale Saturday
Heatherbloom Petticoats
Excellently made petticoats of genu- \
ine heatherbloom. have de^p flounce of all f SleJ IIO
silk taffeta, in a good variety of handsome ( ^/i Jlfl
shades. Unusual value at |2.9S. /
Taffeta Petticoats
Several very attractive
? prlng model* ?re here. Of
good quality taffeta In plain
colors and changeable ef
fects: new flat bottoms to
conform to the now skirts.
Kxcellent values Of no
at vu>JO
Novelty Petticoats
Made of all-silk jersey
cloth. with fancy pleated
flounce inlaid In contrasting
colors. A very attractive as
sortment at this QQ
price WWwO
Calais Royal?Third Floor.
TOMORROW?IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT GARMENT SECTION
4 , . * * % ? ?"T
The Most Remarkable Purchase
of Smart Dresses in Months
500 Garments in AIL
Dresses for Misses.
Dresses for Women.
Dresses for Juniors.
Of French Serge.
Of Storm Serge.
Of S0k Poplin.
In All New Styles.
35 Models in AIL
7 Different Shade*.
Many Combinations of
Colon and Materials.
All in Oner Big Collection Tomorrow at
Remember?It may be
long time before such an offer
ing will be possible.
*8.99
One can easily afford to bwy
three or fc
low price.
Braid-trimmed styles-- beaded styles?high and
normal waist-liuc, gathered and shirred at waist
Some with white s>?tin col'ars and cuffs.
The Silk Poplin Dresses are plain tailored or
embroidered with Attractive Vestees of Georgette
Crepe. Very charming.
Colors are: Black, Nivy, Brown, Taupe. Green,
and Wine.
FRENCH SERGE DRESSES are m Sue. f
11, IS, IS, and 16 to 44.
STORM SERGE DRESSES are in Sites from M
to 50.
SILK POPLIN DRESSES arc in Siraa t
14
all the
op to 10.
On Sale Tomorrow in the Bargain Basement Garment Serti? Only.
A Special Purchase and Sale v
150 Pairs Duplex Silk Gloves
AD Perfect and AD Are
$1.50 Quality. Broken As
sortment?M o s 11 y Large
As Warm as Wool?Fitting Like Kid Glares
Women's
95c
Ideal Wi
:?Two Fold
It was only because the smaller sizes were sold?that (his purchase and sale is made
possible^ It means the most popular winter gloves at 95c instead of at $1.50 pair. The
vanted frays?with black embroidered backs.
Women's $1.00 Washable
Chamoisette
Gloves, 79c pr.
I.ooklnc I the Mocha Gloves and in grays and
lighter shades. "Second*"?from a maker of su
perior $1.00 Gloves. Wash as g*>Qd as new. To
morrow at 70c?in sixes 6^4 to 8.
Satarday?In the Bargain DMrnftl.
Handbags, $1.49
Typical Basement Saturday Bargain
The fashionable specialty stores are featuring
these real Morocco Vanity Hags?at $2 00. Here In
black, gray and blue?at $1.40 instead of $2.00.
Saturday?In the nnrjcaln Rn?rmrnt.
Women's Union Suits
Special, 98c
Regular at $1.25 Suit
These fleece llr??-d, .twin* liibbed I'nlcn Suits are
here in ?l*es for every ilsiire. Made hiijh neck, lone
sleeve, ankle length. Seconds of regular $1.25 suiia
? at only 1)N<-.
Saturday?In the Bnrseln Bawmrnt.
350 Sateen
Petticoats, 89c
The White Sateen Petticoats that l??k like
expensive tilk garment*. New lot here tomorrow.
Stylish Plaid Petticoats, $1.09
More *1 Ik like petticoats made of sateen?
these at only .51.09.
Saturday?In the nnrnaln rasemrnl.
$1.29 Bath Towels, 98c
The larice nn1 luxurl- lie Turkish Towels that
make a bath a i-eal trtai; *<"0 dozen of t!>em?ai 98<;
each.
Large Huck Towels at 49c
Just 50 dozen of these best of lace towels, made
with hemstitched <?nds.
?a?iirda>?In the Bar*atn Itaaement.
Comforts at a Great Sn
500 Women's Knit
Pants, 85c Ea.
They Regularly Cost $1.25
Tho "Fetenug"?Womor'r Ideal Winter par ta.
fleece-lined and ribbed, in sizes 36. 3* and 40. A
limited Quantity of "Secone's." at S&c instead of SI .28.
Saturday? la the Hal-gala Ssiflst
Women's Silk Hose,
Special, 45c pr.
Thread Silk and Fibre Silk Hose, all tint bat In
black only. "Sscondi" of fc'rher prloed cradea spe
cial for tomorrow at 45c. "Seconds" of 39c L.t?le Hose
at 29c. Satarday?Is the Bargata Sawarnt.
2,000 Women's All-Linen
Handkerchiefs
2 for 25c
Ail Linen Handkerchiefs?made in Ireland ?
all first quaKtr and free of blurs or other de
fects. Sice 11x11 Inches. 2.000 of them, ai 2 for
=5o.
Other Handkerchiefs, 6 for 55c
Of sheer Krench lawn, some daintilv embroid
ered. other* printed in colors AI! new?all ape
cial at 6 for
Satarday?In the Bargain Baarneat.
500 Attractive
Envelope Chemise
$1.00
Thoussnd of women are looking for just such
as theae?at *1.00. Just 1.10(1 to distribute. The
right reserved to limit the quantity allowed each
purchaser.
Dainty Pink or White Envelope Chemise
Dainty in stylea. but trim rued with ruarantoed
to-wash laces and embroider ie* P\al?-tai;*re4 to
elaborated Emptru effect*. Siaex 36 tr? 44
Sa(arda>?In the Barxaka ?mai st

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