Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 12

method of caring for silver. Bllverware Section, First floor. Special Display and Demonstration 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware ‘Miss Wilkinson, an expert from the International Silver Co., is with us for a limited time, demon- ‘strating the correct method of Table Setting for any function, simple or elaborate, and the proper Women's Suits 13 New Wool Jersey Suits, belted models, patch or tailored pockets, in blue, brown, tan and mixtures. Special, $19.50. 11 Woel Suits, in navy, black, brown and mixtures, plain and belted velour, models, in tricotine, duvet de laine and Broken sizes 34 to 42. were $65 and $75. 1 Navy Tricotine Suit, tailored maodel, long lin notch collar, size 36. . $37.50; was $125. 1 Elack Basket Weave Velour Suit, belted model with seal col- lar. $37.50; wax % 1 Oxford Riding tailored model with long ripple coat, well cut breeches; size 40. $39.50; was 860, 2 Tweed Riding Habits, long ripple coat, well i notch ench;: were $60. Womien’s Suit Section, Third floor. Friday Clearance of Evening Shippers $8.75 Pair; were $11 to $14 irs Women's 52 P Fine E % Slippers of silver and gold 1 cloth with French Louis heels or baby Louis heels, You may choose cither. Plain Opera or Strap Sandal styles all of which are from our own stock and now sold down to these broken sizes—5 and TAAA; 312, 4, 5 and TAA; 4%, 5, 6, 612, 7 and TIA; 4, 4%, 5. ”‘D‘ and 7B; 3, 3%, 612 and 7C; D : ‘Women’s Shoe Sectian, Third floor. Friday Special in > . I nfants Stockmgs 25 Dozen Pairs Infants’ Silk Stockings, fine ribbed, in pink, sky and white, sizes 4 to 6%. 75c pair; were $1.25. ~And the following: 120 Pairs Children’s Fine Ribbed Hose, fa black and brown; these are the quality of our 50c and T5e hose, but have mended Disces: reduced to 25¢ pair. Sizes 5, 514, 6%. 815, 9. 91 and 10. 17 Pairs Children's Plain Silk Hose, in Bink. white and black, sizes 7 and 7%. ; were $3. 30 Pairs Misses' Plain Silk Lisle Hose, a white, tan and black; sizes 8, 815, O and 9. $1 pair; were $1.50. Children’s Hoslery Section, Fourth floor. Womenr's Evening Dresses and Wraps A small group. of taffeta evening ‘dresses, in turquoise, peach and nile, sizes 34, 36 and 38. $1750 each; were $40 and 1 Rose Velvet Evening Wrap, with trimming of Australian Opossum; size 36. $45; was $95. %1 Purpie Velvet Evening Wrap, ‘Jith 'Australian opossum, $45; was_$05. ° 1 Purple Velvet Evening Wrap, ‘with sealine collar and cuffs; size $45; was §95. ‘Women's Coat Bection, Third ficor. o 03 Corsets 3 Parame Corsets, fn fine pink coutil. long. weil boned skirt: sizes 50 each; $12.50. b and y bomed: made in pink of, g‘ni; ce 25 and 26, §3 each: were Corset Section, Third ficor. 0dd China and Dinnerware 3 Hand-decorated Imported China Hot Cake Dishes. $1.75 each; wers $2.75. 5 Hand-decorated Nippon China Cheest and Cracker Dishes. §L95 Pickle ; were 1 Decorated Haviland China _ Gravy Boat and tand. $3.50; was §7.50. 25 Hand-decorated Imported China Tea plates, slightly lmperfect. 25c each: wers ) Dozen Tmported Decorated: Teacupe and Seucers: a direct importation “clmly priced, 8 cups and saucers fos 75 Decorated American Porcelain Des sert Plates, sublect to slight imperfec- tigns. Specially priced, 8o esch. P Handdecorated | lwported | Chine sert Dishes: slightly imperfect. 15¢ each; were 35c. Cnina Section, Fifth floor. Special Size Apparel 2 Navy and Black Duvet de Laine Tailored Suits, size 48, $57.50 each; were $110. 3 Taffeta Dresses, in navy and copen, sizes 42%, 4415 and 50%. Special, $28.75. l.’1 Navy Satin Dress, size 521%. Special, $1 7 Jersey Dresses, in brown, navy, black and tan, Sizes 38, 4215 and 44%. Specinl, $19.75. Special Size Section, Third floor. Women's Knit Underwear SPECIAL—30 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck, no sleeves, fronts trimmed with lace insertion, extra good values. 25c each; were 37%c. 18 Women's Swiss Ribbed Black Mercerized Cotton Tights, % ankle length, sizes 5, 6 and 8. 52 and $2.25 pair; were $3.25 and $3.50. 16 Women's Jersey Ribbed Sillc and Wool Combination Suits, low neck, mo sleeves and knee length, size 6. $4 each; were 17 Women's Jersey Ribbed Cot- ton Combination Suits, medium weight, high neck, long slee TndCankie jensth, size 7. 8150 h; were $2.50. “Womens Kuit Underwear Section, Third floor. Clildiens Konit UndEI'WEGT 23 Children’s Plain flMelrino Vests, high neck an ong sleeves; sizes 26, 28, 30 and 32. 75¢ each; were $1.25 to $1.40. 36 Children’s - Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests and Pants; vests with high neck and long sleeves, sizes 4, 6 and 8; pants in ankle length, sizes 2, 8 and 12. 59¢ each; were 75c. Children's Knit Underwear Section, Fourth floor. e Waists 3 White Wash Net Waists. tucked front and yoke, collar and turn-back cuffs; thres-quarter sleeves and full in froat. Simes 38, 44 and 46. $2.95 each; were $6. 13_Geurgette Crepe Overblouses, em- broidered in iridescent silk and gold threads: in navy, brown and peacock; sizes 3 in 36, 5 in 38, 3 in 40 and 2 in 42 .95 each; were $5.75. 10 Georgette Hip-length Tie-on Blouses, in nav$ and brown: embroidered trimmed in bisque and green and black; 1 size 34. 5 size 36, 3 size 38 and 1 size 40, $2.95 ench; were $5.75. 7 Georgette Crepe Overblouses, em- broidered and beaded. in navy, brown and peacock: 3 size 36, 3 size 38 and 1 size each; were $5.75. ieon Biouses, 1o brown, navy and biack georgette crepe; 1 size 34, B8 size 3 Sixe 38, 1 size 40 and 1 size 44 $2.95 each: were $5.75. 2 Pleated Black Georgette Crepe Waists, three-quarter sleeves and_ rouna necl sizes 36 and 38. $2.95 each; were $5.75. 10 Georgette Crepe Blouses, in navy and brown, with front embroidered in bisque: 1 size 34, 5 size 36, 3 size 38 and 1 size 40 $2.95"each; were $5.75. 5 Colored Organdie Wajsts, in_orchid and pink. white tucked collars and cuffs: 1 size 38, 1 aize 40, 1 size 44 and 2 size ; were $5. 85 each; . 6 White Dimity Sports Blouses, colored gingham sailor collar and turn-back cuffs; 1 size 32, 1 aize 34, 1 size 40, 2 size 43 and 1 size 44. $2.95 eack; were $5.75. 5 Tucked Organdie Stirts, - convertible Cotton Dress Goods Remnant lengths that range from 1% to 5 yards, in all cases except the embroidered Swiss, in which there are some lengths of 6 yards. It is all from our own stock. Best Quality Outing Flannel. 320c i was 28c. Best Quality Percale. 28¢ yd.; was Kiddie Cloth n various designs. 300 yard; was 38c. 32-ineh Gingham. 300 yard; was 380, 3L-inch gnbml&m Swiss. $1.50 ; was 32-inch Gungham. 650 yard; was 75e. 38-inch Printed Volles.” 49¢ yard; were Uress Goods Bection, Second fioor. Women's anJ Men's Handkerchiefs 32 Down Women's Cambrie Handker- chiefs soft finish, with _the . following initials: A, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, T and W. Reduced to 12); each; Men's Part Linen Handkerchiefs, soft finish, regular size, J4-inch bems. 25¢ were Handkerchief Section, First floor. Rugs and Linoleums 2 9x12-foot Kashmir Wilton Rugs. Reduced from $105 te $60.50 each. 3 6x9Y-foot Windsor Chenille Rugs. Reduced from $60 to $32.50 each. 2 9x1i-foot Wilton Rugs. Re- duced from $110 to $72.50 each, 200 yards High-grade Inlaid Linoleum, two patterns. Reduced from $2 to $1.25 yard. Rug Section, Sixth floor. MORE BOOK REMAINDERS 6 coples, 39 fllus posed ¥ Theatrical-and Musical Memoirs, by Rudolph Aaronson. tions, many of them portraits, and a chapter on a pro- lace of Art in Washington, D. C. $1.25. 5 copies. Studies in Religion and Theology, by A. M. Fairbairn. The Church in idea and in history. 635 pages. $1L.23. On the Szventy-F 1we Cent Table 10 copies of a latter- 8 copie ¥ adventurer. With the Conquered Turk, by Lionel James. 30 illustrations and two maps. 3 wo Years Under the Crescent, by H. C. Seppings Wright. A story 75e, 30 illustrations, 4 of which are in colors. 73e. 8 copies, America as 1 Saw It, by Mrs. Alec-Tweedie. 7 illustra- tions and 176 pag 7 copies, The ay and edited by Caroline V. Kérr. reuth Letfers of Richard Wagner. Translated 6 fllustrations. 75e. On the F;fty-Cent Table 10 copies, The Awakening of China, by W. A. P. Martin. ireat Empire in outline, with the coming transformation. ms of Poetry, Mellwaine 3 perien burg, Va.; . Md., and i History with notes and many illustrations. hree-Score Years and Ten, by Richard n Amelia County, Farmville, Lynch- n the Civil War, with portraits, 50e. On the Twenty-Five Cent Table 15 coples, The Edited by L. F. rvin. Game of Life. by Holton Hall; revised edition. 304 pages. Z3c. 10 copics, The American School, by Walter S. Hinchman. A study condary Education. of & 232 pages. : 15 copies, Our World, by Rev. Josiah Strong. The new world life. This book, written in 1913, calls attention to world problems likely 1o become world perils. 261 pages. 23e. 10 copies, Australia—The Making of a Nation, by John F. Fraser. Complete information on a little-known state. 25e. 10 copies, Norwegian Life, edited by E. T. Clough. An account of past and contemporary condftlons and progress in Norway and Sweden. 2Se. o vopies, Who's Who in New York City and State, edited by John W. Leonard. A biographical dictionary of contemporaries. More than 10,000 biographies. biennial edition. 1909. Bouk Store, Second fioor. e Fourth 23e. THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921. Remarkable Values in Men’s Overcoats, Suits, Raincoats and House Garments 12 Winter .Overcoats, Ulsters and Chesterfields, the models are mostly all dark gray, but of the very high-grade quality our stock always contains. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 44. $37.50 each; were $60 to $90 13 Fine Overcoats, Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Chesterfields and Slip-on models: in both single and double breasted effects. choicest medium and dark colors Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. They are in the and patterns of very fine fabrics. $47.50 each; were $70 to $90. 26 Winter Suits, in single and double breasted models, appro- priate for both men’s and young men's weal blues and gray; in patterns of refinement. 42 regular; 38, 40 and 42 stouts. 3 good-looking browns, Sizes 36, 37, 38, 40 and $37.50 each; were $50 to $70 5 Rubberized Raincoats, self-striped, plain-colored cassimere; ir'l, plain models of full length; single breasted. Sizes 34, 38, 40 and $18 each; 1 Reversible Leather breasted model. Size 38. Storm Overcoat, $75; was $125. were $30 full belted, double- 8 Men's Plain-colored House Coats, in gray, brown and green; cord binding. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. ‘were $20. Reduced to $10 each, plus tax; 8 Men's Cloth Dressing Gowns. in plain gray, also blue, green and brown plaids and checks; small, medium and large sizes. each, plus tax; were $25. 10 17 Men’s Blanket Robes, in attractive colorings and desirable patterns; cut liberal in size and full length; cord bound, with girdle and buttons; small, medium and large sizes. plus tax; were $12.50 and $15. Men's Store, First floor. A Very’I nteresting Friday Disposal of Reduced to $8.50 each, MEN’S FURNISHINGS 51 pieces Men’s Winter- weight Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear; shirts, sizes 36, 38, 40, 44 and 46; drawers, rein- forced seat, sizes 32, 34, 36, 40. were $2.50. pieces Men’s Medium- weight Wool and Cotton Mixed Underwear; unshrinkable shirts, sizes 36, 42, 44 and 46: |43 drawers, sizes 36, 38, 40, 44 and 46. $2 each; were $3.50. * 19 pieces Men’s Duofold Underwear in silvery gray wool and cotton mixtures, with soft finish white cotton: on inside; shirts, size 44 only; drawers, sizes 36, 40 and 44. .50 gar- ment; were $3.50. 15 dozen Men's Seamless Black Lisle Socks, double soles, toes and heels; sizes 10, 1014 and 11. 25c pair; were 50c. 27 dozen Men's Laundered Collars, E & W and Arrow brands; discontinued styles;, sizes 14 to 16%5. 6 for 75c; were 25¢c each. - - 31 pairs Men® Heéeavy Cut- seam Tan Capeskin Walking Gloves, spearpoint and em- broidered backs; sizes 7%4, 73, 8 and 8%4. $1.85 pair; were $3.50. 57 pairs Men’s Splendid qual- ity Silk Four-in-hand Ties, neat figured patterns in medium and dark colors. 85c each; were $2 and $2.50. Men's Store, First floor. 61 Men’s Fancy Colored Silk Four-in-hand Ties, figured and striped patterns and dark colors. 55c each; were $1.50. 39 Men’s Best Quality Quting Flannel Night Shirts in neat ‘striped patterns, ve mneck and turn-down collar styles; cizes I.z. 16 and 17. $165 each; were 17 Men’s All-wool Cloth Out- ing and Golf Caps; figured pat- terns _in medium colorings; sizes 7, 7% and 734. 95c each; were $2 and $2.50. 9 Men’s Navy Blue Worsted Sweaters, coat style with ve neck; sizes 36, 38 and 40. $3.85 each; were $6. 76 Men’s Light-weight Chev- iot Neglige Shirts, with soft cuffs; neat striped pattern: sizes 15, 15%4, 16 and 16%;. $1.50 each; were $3. 67 Men’s White Madras Neg- lige Shirts, self-striped pat- terns; soft cuffs; sizes 14, 15%, 1634, 17, 17 and 18. $150 each; were $3. 10 Men’s Pure Silk Rongee Shirts, natural color; detach- able collar to match; sizes 16, 16%; and 17. $5 each; were $7.50. 15 dozen Men’s Fine Cambric Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, neat colored borders. 25c each; were 50c. Men’s Shoes Greatly Reduced Not all sizes, but we list the sizes in each individual style. 32 Pairs Men's Tan English Bals, sizes 715, 8, 10, 10% and 11 AT, 7%, 9, 9%,.10% and 11 B; 7%, 8, 93 and 11 C; 5%, 9, 9% and 10 D. $4.75 pair; were $14. 6 Pairs Tan Norwegian Grain Heavy Blucher Shoes, sizes 6 B; 6% and 6 C; 5% and 6 D. 3435 pair; were $i4. 5 Pairs Men's Dark Tan Cordo- van_Brogue Oxfords, our best grade; sizes 6 and 63 B, 5% and 6 C. $4.75 pair; were $16. 35 Pairs Men’s Dark Tan Eng- lish Shoes, with narrow toes and: rubber heels; sizes 6, 6%, 7, T3%, 8, 8%, 9 and 10% C: 6, 6%, 7, T%, 8, 8%, 9, 9% and 10% D. $6.7 weight Brogue Oxfords, this sea- son's model and very good val- ues; sizes 7%, 8. 8%. 9, 9% and 10 A; 6%, 7, 8, 8%, 9 and 10 B; 8, 6, 6%, 7, 7 9, 9% and 10 C. $0.73 palr; were $12. Men's Shoe Store, First floor. Sweaters 1 Extra Size Fiber Sweater, fancy weaye, tuxedo style; finished ~with plaited silk girdle: size 50. $18.75; was 6 Imported Wool Jumpers, from Lon- don, in colors of rose and copen, gray and lavender, copen and yellow, jade and gray, yellow snd lavender and white and Tose, $8.75 each; were $12.50. 4 Fiber Silk Sweaters, fancy weave roll collar, fastened with three pearl but- tons at waist; in _turquoise and pink. .50 ; were $19.75. ns, long roll collar and turn-back cuffs; finished with ostrich edge. $3.95 each; were $5.75. 30 Wool Sleeveless Spencers. in white or_black. §31 esch; were $1.75. 7 Extra Size Wool Sweaters, 3 in navy with navy and white tuxedo collar: 3 i brown with brown and tan tuxedo col lar, finished with plaited girdle. Size 461 to 5214, $18.75 each; were $22. Sweater Section, Third floor. Blankets and Comforts 1 pair 72x90 All-wool Blankets, soiled. 18; - was $27. 78x00 Extra-size Wool Blankets, 7 Wool T Extra-size Wool Blankets, Te $18.75. 2384 Plaid Wool Blankets. 8t re $10. D;x]:‘e“ 68x80 Plaid Blankets. $6 pair; were $8.50. 3 pairs 60x80 Wool Blankets, $8 pair; were $12.50. 2" yairs 0130 Wool Blankets. 38 ; were $9. i G50 Wool Elaokets. $6.50 ir; were §10. 2 l::xbb;wwl-flllm Silk Comfort. $15 M immwool Alled Comforts, $15 each; were $30. 1 'Wool-filled Comfort, silk top and mull back; damaged. 7. ‘was §15. 14 Lambswool-illed omforts, fig- ured centers with plain 9-inch silk bor- ders. $8 each; were $15. 6 Lambswool-filled Comforts, plain covering. $8 each; were $12,50. Blanket Section, Second floor. 5 Pairs Men's Army Shoes, sizes 11 B; 10, 11 C; 10%, 11 D. $4.75 pair; were $10. 23 Pairs Men's Dark Tan Round-toe Blucher Shoes, sizes %, 8, 8% and 9% A; 6%, 7, 1%, 8 and 8% B; 5%, 6, 61, 7, 10 and 10% C; 7 and 9% D. $6.75 pair; were 812. 6 Pairs Men's Dark Tan Eng- lish Brogue High Shoes, closing out; sizes 7, 9, 9% and 10 C. $6.75 pair; were $14. 19 Pairs Men's Fancy Pullman Slippers, made of high-grade mo- rocco leathers; in red, green trav- elers. Closing out at $2.25 pair; were $5. 1 Pairs Men's Felt Slippers, with leather soles; all high-grade slippers; large sizes of 10, 10%, 11 and 12. $1.30 pair; were 33 and $3.50. 18 Pairs Men's English Box- cloth Spats, our best grades; all light coiors. $1.50 pair; were $4. Girls’ Apparel 20 Flannelette Gowns, in white, slightly soiled, taken from our n‘nll! stock, sizes 8 and 10. $1.45 each; were $2. 11 Middies, lace front style, all white or white with navy collars and cuffs, with white braid trimmiog, _slightly soiled, sizes 6, 8, 10, 16 and 20. $1.95 each; were $2.85 to $3. 8 Middies, of art cloth, with collar and cuffs same material and black tie. Sizes 14, 18 and 20. $1.95 each; ‘were §2.25. 1 Slip. hand embroldered, sofled, size 8. $1.95, was $5. 2 Muslin Slips, Iace and embroidery trimmed, slightly soiled. $1.95 each; waro $3. * 17 pairs Girls' Muslin Drawers, lnce aud embroidery trimmed, straight style, sizes nd 11. 950 pair; were $1.50, 40 pairs Muslin Drawers, knicker- bocker and straight styles, lace and em- trimmed with ribbon. Sizes 8 75¢c pair; were $1 and $1.25. Girls® Section, Fourth floor, Misses’ Apparel 3 Misses' Raincoats. in navy’ blue rub- Desicediinoplio, belied models, size 14. .75 _each: were $15. i Tan Raincoat, Fubberized, size 16. $3.95; was 2 Misses’ Rainconts, in rubberized silk raglan_sleeves; size 16. $18.50, 2 Satin_ Dresses, one navy and one black, over-skirt model, sizes 14 and 16. $15 each; were $39.50. 1 Taupe Mignonette Dress, trimmed with blue stitching; size 16. ; was 1 Black Net Dinner or Dance Frock trimmed_with silver ribbon and ruffl edged with silver picot, size 18. $29. was $57.80. 1 Orchid Georgette Dinner or Dance Dress, simple model: over-skirt finished with feather trimming to match; size 16; slightly soiled. $20.50; was $59.50. 1 Twilight Blue Suit, of duvet de slight ripple model, size 14. $24.50; waa 365 1 Navy Blue Fine Quality Tricotine Suit, very unusual model, with novelty Jacket, size 16. $45; was Misses’ Blouses batiste, tailored slightly mussed, $2.95 Inin including voile and tancy models, all izes 14, 16 and 18. each; wero §5 and $5.75. Blisves® Bection, Fourth floor. othrop FRIDAY REMNANT DAY--Low Prices on Good Merchandise years, all sizes but ceptional Medium and dark models. Friday Clearance in Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits $13.75 Each. Were $20 and $22.50 50 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, sizes from 9 to 18 not in every style. These suits are from our own assortments and offer an ex- opportunity for substantial saving. shades, plain belted and Norfol Boys® Store, Fonrth floor. The greater part of it is perfect quality, but some is defective, some soiled or mussed, some slightly damaged—whatever the reason for its being in remnants the prices are more than low enough to compensate you for the fault it may possess. Remnant Day here is a known economy day; an event such as this to grow in greatness and confidence with the public for nearly forty years must be funda- mentally and economically right. own satisfaction. Shop tomorrow and you can prove it to your Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C, O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Infants’ Apparel 24 Beacon Cloth Bath Robes, in rose, pink and blue. made with turnover collar and pockets, finished with cord and tassel. $1.95 each; were $3.50. 15 Children’s Winter Hats, in felt, ve- lour; nfade close fitting or with brims. $1.95 each; were $3.50 to $5. 17 Children’s Brushed Wool Caps, in rose, green or red; styles suitable for both boys or girls. $195 each; were $2.50 to .50. $347 Children’s French Underskirts, en- tirely handmade and finished with tueks, lace and hand-embroidered sprays. each; were $3 to $5. 12 'Crib Blankets, double fold, finished A Clearance of 300 Pairs of Women’'s High Shoes, $5.25 Pair; Were $9to $14 Several small lots and odd sizes in Brown Russia{ Calfskin, Gun Metal Calfskin and Patent Coltskin with welt soles and Cuban heels or hand-turned soles and French Louis heels; the latter largely predominating. $1.95 ous lines. 32‘:2 gzmk oF bluefSborder. F$1A¥ Ecach; All sizes in the combined lot. Baby Shop, Fourth floor. Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. » 5 Furs Women’'s Skirts 1 White Coney Novelty Bag Muff, lined 1 Black Broadeloth Skirt, : ket. * $2.85; Was model, with tailored pockets; I tin ined. a6} 00 abardine rt. gath- ARound Natrs Mut. 83 ered model: button trimmed; size 28 1 Round Taupe Fox Muff. with bead, brush and three paws, $7.50; was $32.50. 1 Taupe Fox Novelty Muf, head, brush and_paws: lined with crepe de chine. .50; was $35. B ialt Brown Fox Animal Scart, lined with crepe de chine. $25; was $43. 1 Small Taupe Fox Animal Scast, lined de _chine. ) T oveity Mole rn‘d;; fastened with . $19.75; was $33. D ioke Fhrow, 5116, trimmed with tails and paws. Black ; was $56. 1 rob&l\nlmll Scarf, good tyle. $10; was ). e as Brows Coney Muft. $2.95; was 87, 1 (’:’l’\lld'l Brown Coney Set. $6; was was .75, 1 Child’s Taupe Coney Set. ! 1 Gray Moufflon Set. $8.50; was $12.50, Fur Section, Third floor. 115 Yards AN-W ool Jersey Cloth, $2 Yard; Originally $5 The best quality Jersey that you can get; 54 inches wide, in Mght pink, salmon, apricot; slightly soiled. Dress Goods Section, Second floor. Lace, Voile and Colored Curtains 2 pairs Green Snowfiake Madrag Qur- tains stenciled border, with valance. $1.96' pair; were $3.75. 1 pair Blue Snowfiake Madras Curtains, stenciled border, with valance. _$1.95 pair; was $3.75. 1 'pair Biue Poplin Curtains, with valance artistically stenciled border. $8.75 pair; was $13.50. 4 pairs Pretty Mulberry Fiber Silk Cm'g:lnl ‘with valance. $4.85 pair; were and 5 pairs Very Fine Voile Curtains, with neat lace edge and dainty lace in- serts. $6.35 pair: wi 3 3 pairs handsome Ivory Voile Cur- tains, with beautiful border of lace and eyelet embroidery, 3 yards long. $11.50 pair; were $18.50. 6 'pairs Boft Ivory Voile Curtains, with beautiful quality narrow lace edge and corner, 2% yards long. $6.35 pair; wero $10, 2 puirs Handsome Handmade Curtains, combination of -Filet and Cluny Lace and eyelet embroidery mounted on scrim, 8 yards long, suitable for dining_room or living room, slightly sofled. ~$37.50 Dair; were 375, 2 pairs Pine Voile Curtains, with wide lace insertion and narrow edge, 3 yards long, 1 pair sofled. $5 pair; were $12.50. 2 pairs Irish Point Curtains, heavy allover design, 3% yards loug, ivory color. $17.50 pair; were $35. 16 pairs, Brussels Net Curtains, dainty "~ wreath and bowkiot design, slightly imperfect, white, 21 yards long. air; were §15, 1 pair Irish Point Curtains, neat border, 2% vards long, sample, soiled. $4 pairy was $8.50. 13 pairs Attractive Ivory Filet Mesh Net Curtains. $3 pair; were $6. gocurtain and Drapery "Section, Fifth loor. Dictures A small_lot of fancy plttures in white frimes, $1.36 each; ware §2.60, 3 Bacred Pictures. $1 each; were §3. few fancy pictures, various sub- "l each’ .;' ';n‘ 3 1 ctnres ‘Taylor, sacred. K each; were $2. i oo A lot of field Parrish Pictures, various subfects. $23 each: were $3.50. lot of Maxfleld Parridh Pictures, ‘Wert .75, Picture. ' $1.50; was $3.50, ‘ture, “‘The Shining Path- TThe Straw [ ““The Strawbes r," $1.25; was $3.95, o 3125 exch; Tore Siy . orel G gl F1e gtaaliy .50 to $12; now % priced. Picture Section, Fifth fisor, Friday Special in Traveling Bags, $6.75 A special lot of Black Cow- hlde Crepe Grain and Walrus Leather Traveling Bags: a variety of shapes and styles; sizes 15, 16.and 18 inches. The present price is less than half what equal qualities have recently been maried. 1 Full-size Lift-top W ard robe mple. .78; , I-size Lift-top -W a rd re Trunk, fiber covered and bound, Hen bolt catches and spring lock: used as floor sample. $48.50; was $57.50. 2 Full-size Lift-top’ W a r d robe Trunks, brown fiber covered and bound; “Safe Locking” device; heavily reinforced edges and corners: :'fid s floor sample. §55 each; were iveling Goods Section, BSecomd 2z slighti waist. _ $8.75; was $22.50. 3 Black Satin Skirts, pleated models, sizes 27, 30 and 31 waist. $16.75 each; were 4 Wool Plaid Skirts, sports model, pleated; sizes 27, 28 and 29 waist. $9.75 ; were $20. ‘Women’s Skirt Section, Third floor, 11th street. Electric and Gas Fixtures Some slightly damaged. 1 Electric Shower, oid brass. 5 lights, opal globes. $22.50; was $46.95. 1 Electric Shower, old brass and black, 5 lights, amber opalescent globes. $35; was $50, 1 Electric Shower, old bra with_6-inch cut prisms. was 1 Blectric Dome, old brass. rose gl panels, 2 lights. $14: was $32. 1 Electric Dome, old brass, amber and grecn papels; 5 lights, with red flower deslgn. $25; was 1 Electric' Dome, old brass, amber and green panels; 6 lights. §25; was $55, 1 Electric’ Dome, Verde' finish, pond lily design; green and rose glass. was $150, 1. Electric Hall Fixture, old brass and black. 4 lights; amber, opalescent globes. .50: was $50. 1 Eleetric Hall Fixture, old brass and gnsck. with 2 rows of 7-inclr cut prisms. i was 1" Electric? Hall Fixture, old_brass, 5 lights $50, green glass panels. .50; was $16. 1 Gi Fixture, lantern - effect, wrought iron with glass panels. $5.50; was $12. Lamp Section, Second floor. Petticoat Remnants 8 White Petticoats, with satin flounce and sateen top, tailored style, lengths 34. 36 and 38. “$3.95 each; were $5. 7 Extra-size White Charmensette Pett!- coats, finished with scalloping or hem- titching. Lengths 38 and 40. $3.95 were $5 and 3 "Japanese Silk Petticoats, deep flounces, finished with hand embroidery and heavy scalloping; reh lengths 38 s LTy 50 Umbrellas $1.45 Each; were $2 25 for men and 25 for women, of good, durable, black gloria cloth, with sub- stantial frames and handles. Umbrella Section, First floor. Short Lengths of Uspholstery and Drapery Materials Y%, % to ¥ Less Former Prices. There are many beautiful fab- rics in lengths suitable for up- holstery, drapery, cushions, bags, fancy work, piliows, etc. Velvets Sateens Silk Velours Silkolines Tapestry Denims Poplins Voiles Cretonnes Nets Marquisettes ** Drapery Silks Lamp Shade Fringes, etc. If you are fond of makin pretty things for the home, thlfi clearance should interest you, especially since the savings are 80.motably attractive. Upholstery Section, Fifth floor. frey H ousewares 12 Wizard Triangle-shape Polish M chemically treated: and - Justioss. 3105 5 were §3, L:'50-Lt. lengths Cotton Cl slightly uslled.” 350 uoh were o 13 Galvanized Ash Cans, size; 8o covers. Special, $1.68 ‘sxoh. ler Mache Scrub stopworu: 8o sech; oo 315, S8R -burner New Perfection Ol Cook Siove, “sligntly damaged. 318.76; was 1° Quéen Water-power Washi - chine,” siightly " shopworn., "SI0 was - 2. White Medicine Oabincts with mir- I2rgsio0r: shopworn. $3.60 each; ware 1 Commode Chair, oak finish; slightly damaged. $7.50; was $11.25. 3 Wizard ' Dustless Hand Dusters, slightly solled. 75c each; were $1.25. 1 sissell Elite Carpet Sweeper, used in_demonstration. ; was ‘Steel _ Kitchen 2 . White-enameled Stools, slightly damaged. $1.95 each; were §3.50, Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freesers, shopworn. each; $9. regulation each, y - ‘were $9. Rmn‘ Ash Sifters, slightly dam- 5 each: slightly 75, 3 aged. $8. ; were 2 Mop-wringing Serub_ Pails, dsmaged, $2.95 each; were 4 Galvanized Garbage Pal size: slightly dented. $1.25 24-inch width. ewares Section, axed; Some of these shoes are from our annual January clearance we have been holding, while others are accumulations of numer- Special, $150 pai and 9%. Friday Sgecial in Women's Wool Sports Hose 25 dozen pairs Women's Full-fashioned Wool Sports Hose, in plain heather shades, slightly irregular in weave. ity of this grade regularly sells for $3.00. $L25 pair. And the following: . 17 pairs Women’s Ribbed Wool Hose, in _black and brown, sizes 9 and 94 r; were $3. 17 pairs Women’s Full-fashioned Bal- briggan Hose, in extra sizes, 8% and 9. 50¢ pair; were 85c. 21 pairs Women’s Extra Size Black Silk Hose, lisle garter tops and soles, sizes 9 $145 pair; were $2.50. Hosiery Section, First floor. Manufacturer's Sample Sale of 832 Muslin Undergarments At the Extreme Jy.Low Prices of 78¢, $1.35 and $1.85 Each This is one of the most important groups from the stand- point of economy that has come to us They are high-grade undermuslin uted by one of our b terials and well made. call th 16 1s during the January Sale. s in every respect. Contrib- est makers, new in style, of splendid ma- As good as the value; have been all through the month, we ese to your attention- as being extremely unusual. 92 Envelope Chemise at 78c each White and Fleshr Natnsook and mull; cover and camisole style, lace and embroidery, in embroidered in colors. surplice, corset tailored or daintily trimmed, with simple or elaborate effects; some 100 Envelope Chemise at $1.35 each White Nainsook and Flesh and the styles include both cor: orately trimmed with good v: edging, some combined with Seco Silk are the materials, Seb cover and camisoles, elab- alenciennes lace Insertion and Swiss embroidery inserts, lace and ribbon straps and trimmed at bottom. 250 Gowns at 78c each Flesh and White Nainsook and Mull; neck styles, ing and ribbon. ve neck style, with long and trimming of narrow r 90 Gowns at $1.85 each Nainsook Gowns, i; with short sleeves or Val lace trimming and fine and rosebuds. with yoke effectively ti run with colored ribbon. 300 Gowns at $1.35 Flesh and White Gowns of m: low, ve, square and round neck styles, sleeveless, tailored and fini ored embroidery; there are lace and dainty embroidery, Also Long-sleeve Cambric with embroidery trimming. ve and round low with short sleeves or sleeveless: - stitched or ‘trimmed with good laces ang cebrmaiy hem embroidery. bead- There are also Cambric Gowns in high or sleeves and dainty tucked yokes uffling and embroidery edglr{s. n ve. round and square low neck styles, without sleeves; rather elaborate, in Swiss inserts, colored ribbon bows Also Cambric Gowns, ve neck and lon; sleeves rimmed with embroidery inleli‘llnn and ull. nainsook and crepe, in with short -sleeves or ished with hemstitching and col- other styles embellished with Val in both loose and empire effects. Gowns, either high or ve neck, Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor. January Sale Values That Are So Good That They Will Pass Quickly LOVELY SILK NEGLIGES, breakfast coat style, made of changeable taffeta,, finished with fancy ruffling and ribbon rosebuds, girdle and pockets; also of flowered silk, made in attractive styles, collar and cuffs finished with fancy hem- stitching and pockets. Special, $7.50 Neglige Sectlon, Third floor. LOVELY: PHJLIPPINE NAINSOOK GOWNS, made with low, square, round or V neck, with short sleeves or sleeveless, ‘beautifully hand- embroidered in solid or eyelet embroidery, and the eyelets are run with ribbon. Special, $2.75 Silk Underwear Bection, Third floor. KLOSFIT SILK JERSEY PETTIBLOOMERS, with | stripe or plaid taffeta pleated cuff or novelty pleated ruffle, in two-tone. Colors are green, violet, taupe, henna, brown, navy and black. Special, $3.95 Petticoat Section, Third floor. HOUSE DRESSES, made of striped percale, in pink, blue and lavender, with sailor collar, three-quarter sleeves and pock- ets; also bungalow aprons, of fine gingham and percale, in striped or plain colors, with square, V or round aeck, fastening in front, side front, back or slip-over style. Special, $1.95 House Dress Section, Third Soor. JAPANESE COTTON CREPE KIMONOS, Ioose kino; style, beautifully hand embroidered in flowers, birds and butter:'? flies, in colors contrasting to their own of pink, lavender and gray. light blue, Made with white fold at neck, down the front and around the sleeves, with girdle. : Special, $3.95 3 Neglige Sectlon, Third floor. Your Saving Opportunity in Turkish Towels About twice a year we buy from the makers of the “MARTEX” BATH TOWELS —their quantity of towels which they term “seconds,” or goods that are slightly imperfect. To keep up the high standard of quality which they well known always maintain, goods that many manufacturers would put in their perfect assortments are included and offered at these same low prices. . Not a towel is offered that has anything the matter with it, to interfere with wear, service or good looks. 6 for $2.75 6 for $3 -6 for $3,50 and at prices cent under rect value. Sold in lots of six only 6 fi Géforor&s.gfl fully 30 per today’s c’(’:er- 6 for $6 Linen Bection, Second floor. Perfect qual- g sersprans P IErNar R T a e e e TR NS ACEEETE NSRSy B L it 2, EENE . N 4 s