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I '^lat Offer Unparalleled [I /14A6*L $ 1 £.95 ,.n $0/1.95 I1 fkliw AU «in

a| V«duf» *o $39.95~ Value* to $55.00 | 111It fAbout ~oo Garments are included in these ||J|

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' if llM|Bi ability to underbuy and undersell. The season's\ plH toBBbB newest modes and materials are here for your

AflEKSijsMBi I hra Fashionable Models for Street. Afternoonf£ \ \ pBS itQi!HhtfaK * ant* Oinner Wear Await Your Approval !j!\A ||SS They're Made of Such Favored

All-wool Tricotines.Beautifully Embroidered[ 1M^/>and Braided.Heavy Canton Crepes.All-silkBaW'" Crepe de C hine Satins.Crepe Meteors.Costume

Velvets.Tricolettes and Ceorgettes.also hunI/ ^ \ \ I \ l dreds of charminf combinations.'II\V. I ] I ^ wonderful assortment of exquisite models

JLA \ W A \*or t'ie y°unff miss and the matron. Plenty ofb'acks, navy, brown and other popular fall shades.

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EDeMoll & Co. Announce Their EE

| Halloween Vocalion Club §H Any Phonograph May Be Purchased e

1 *i no nnwN=Y A W ^W f f A 1 s

E Pay Balance in Monthly Payments, Begin ee 30 Days From Date of Purchase -£

| Sale Starts Tomorrow'|== This opportunity is as attractive as it is unexpected, for the cooperative buying EES plan holds forth unusual advantages to the individual purchaser. ==

= New Vocalions in the Club Priced From $60 Ej= Ask to Hear the New Style 430 Vocalion Phonograph at $135.00 Ej= ' s

jj ThoseWhoWant aBrand New PianoWith Quality 1E Have the Opportunity of a Lifetime Now E

| Shoninger Piano J1 Special $qqc nn i== A Piano with a. world-wide reputation for quality, established in 1850. We have sold =55=55 Shoninger Pianos for 18 years and we know their worth. =

EE Under ordinary conditions t' 2 price of this Shoninger Piano would be |525.00. By ==

= special arrangement made with the Shoninger factory we purchased three carloads === of their most popular model for immediate shipment and we received unusual con- ==

sas cessions for placing so large an order at this time. Our customers are given the == benefit of every dollar discount we received. We can truthfully say there is not a =

=55 better piano value offered in the whole U. S. than this beautiful model Shoninger =

= Piano at 8395.00. There are about two carloads left we can sell at this price. ==Terms $25 Down.Balance in 30 Monthly Payments §E

1 Aeolian Player Piano (INo Better Valui in the World ||

H Manufactured by the Aeolian Co. of New York =

55= Exquisite tone, responsive action, beautiful case- ^. .St= work.a Player-Piano that will add the crowning iPCf|C /||1 ==j. touch to any home. The greatest of all treasures one m\J\j .

. could bring into the family circle. ==

I Terms $25 Down.Palancs in 30 Monthly Payments |EE Guaranteed both by ourselves and the Aeolian Company. S

j ngNew Player-Piano Rolls g

= Special Advance Number for November E

H MaFox Trot Why, Dear Fox Trot gE On a Little Side Street.Fox Trot Arkansas Bluea Fox Trot E

| New Vocation Records §. i mTT/iir «fti frt or fCTJ /Ta lff« I « mm wm _ SS5

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1 ' Hnwn In Hannv Vallev.Chaa. o5c \ A1 Jw>n'» D«an OnkaMii I==\ Hart and Elliott Shaw. ..... i j Want Ton Morning Noon and s£

.11*.* /ti v t & i Night.fox Trot.asllO.-roxlrot HMnek < Mr 8unny Tannoaaoo. Intro.. =

= 10-iacfc, ) I Wondar It You Will Still =

=85c Yoo-Hoo.Fox Trot 85c \ Cars for Mo.Fox Trot.=.Newport Society Orchestra Yerkea' S. S. Flotilla Orohoatra

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t j.ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY..

! Mias Elisabeth Woodson of Vicksburg,Mlas., la the guest of her aunt,Mrs. Hubert Snowden. on SouthWashington street.Mlas Sarah Kemper and Miss CharlotteKemper entertained Tuesdar

afternoon at their home In RosemontIn honor of Miss Anne Cabell, whosewedding to Ensign Ferguson BeachBryan, V. S. N. occurred yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. George DearbornHopkins entertained at dinner Tuesdayevening at their home on NorthWashington street for the weddingparty of their daughter, Miss JuliaBenton Hopkins, and Mr. Aithur H.'Saunders of Richmond, whose martriagetook place Wednesday afternoonat 5 o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Anderson jI of Washington were the week-end |guests of Miss Katharine Smith atthe Colonial.

Miss Margaret Gleason of Pitts'burgh is the guest of Miss I'otothy

I Knight, on South Fairfax street.Mr. and -Mrs. George A. Pettit have

reiurneu iroin a visit 10 iricnus in i IHarrisonburg. IMr. and Mrs. Carl Hudwesky were i

the week-end guests of friends inWinchester.Mrs. Charles E. Wilkerson and

Mies Jessie Crump have returned _

from a visit to friends in Richmond.Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lindse.y and F

Mr. and Mia. Milton French motored Ja:to Lexington last Saturday for the MVlrginia-V. M. I. foot hail game. |RMrs Alexander S. Doniphan andSirs. 'William D. Ogden have returned Afrom a visit to the former's son-ln- silaw and daughter. Maj. and Mi's. : SIDaniel N. Swan, at Fort Monroe. IT

Mrs. C. Keith Carlin and her rhlljdren have returned from White Sul- Rphur Springs. W. Va., where they tt

! have been for a month.Mrs. Louis riartrumin went to Rapi- a

dan this week for the wedding Tues-jday of her cousin. Miss Alice Peyton,(laughter of Mrs John W. Peyton. t«land Mr. Franklin Minor Taylor, whichI occurred in Emmanuel Episoopal f1Church. VI Miss Katie Vhler has returned from j'a visit to her cousins. Dr. and Mrs J| John Thornton Ashton. at their camp *on the lower Potomac. 4

i Cards have been received here an- hinounclng the marriage of Mr. John 4W. Schofleid of this city and MilsRuby Alexander Miller, which occurredin Bowman. Mont., Monday. *October 10.

Col. Bennett Clark of St. Louis wasthe week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs ,Charles C. Carlin, on North Washing- ^ton street. <.Miss Sarah Sheppand of Wayne. Pa.,is the guest of Miss Leslie Cox. inRosemont.Miss Annie Pierce of Hamilton. Va..

is the guest of her son and daughter1'n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Pierce, onNorth Alfred street.

Dr. and M"*. Oliver Allison Ryderhave returned from their weddingtrip Mrs Ryder was formerly MissAnne Elizabeth Potts of Portsmouth,Va. and their wedding took placeSaturday. October S.Mrs. D. Mauchlin Niven. regent of

Mount Vernon chapter. Daughters ofthe American Revolution, entertainedthe members of the chapter Fridayafternoon at her home on BraddockHeights. Those present were Mrs.Eleanor P. Washington Howard. Mrs.i U'illhm U ^ M .

«... u. tula V UfirilS A. A{Sinclair. Mrs William J. Booths. Mrs.Robert C. Powell, Mrs. GardnerBoothe. Mrs. John Hunter Foster.Mrs. George Uhler. lira. RichardGibson. Mrs. William R Purvis. Mrs.William J. Morton and Miss HelenChapman Calvert.Miss Marie Gasson entertained lastSaturday evening in honor of MissAnne Cabell at her home on SeminaryHill.Miss Mildred Keller has returnedfrom a visit to friends in Charlottesville.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Russellhave returned from Mystic. Conn,where they spent three months.Miss Collins McKay Jones has returnedfrom a visit to Miss MaryBelle GUI. In Baltimore, and had asher guests during last week Miss GUIand Miss Elizabeth Hull of Baltimore.Miss Margaret Warwick has returnedfrom a visit to relatives InUppervllle.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Howellhave returned to their home In Philadelphia.after a visit to Mr. and Mrs.Charles S. Howell on South St. Asaphstreet.Miss Virginia Vernon has returnedfrom Annaoolls where she attended 1the Navy-Princeton game Saturday.M~a. H. B. Hamill Is visiting friendsin Kenslanton, Md.Mrs. Nancy James Tinsley ofGreensboro. N. O, Is the puest of herson-in-law and daughter. Mr. andMrs. W. Selden Washington, on BraddockHeights. Mrs. Washington entertainedinformally at tea Mondayafternoon In honor of her mother.Ui*« :i:- o 1 -* «*-wiod vnuc odui oi v^asnington wasthe guest last week of Mrs. MiltonPenn.Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Kines spentthe week end with Mrs. John Thurman,in FredericksburgMrs. T. R. Crown and her small sonleft this week to visit relatives InMontgomery. Ala.Mrs. James Rector Smoot of I/»vingston.Va. is the guest of her niece.Mrs. John T. Stephenson, at her homein Rosemont.Mrs. Robert Shular and her small

son have returned to their home inDanville. III., after a visit to Mrs.E. A. Sweeley. in Rosemont. 1Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Yowel! t>f IThe Plains. Va.. were the guests last Iweek of Mrs. James F. Martin. jj Mr. and Mrs. James Beach announce-)! the marriage of their daughter. Miss'Adeline Beach, and Mr. Joseph M. jMonroe Tuesday, October 18. at theparsonage of St. Mary's Roman Cath;olic Church by Rev. L F. Kelly.Mrs. Stuart A. Barbour of Roanokeis the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles

j F. Holden, in Rosemont.Mrs. W. R. Free of Nokesvllle. Va..11s the guest of Mrs. A. L. Nails, on! Duke street.

! Mrs. S. Virginia Green has returnedto her home in Camden. N. J. after

| spending the summer with herbrother and 6ister-in-law. Mr. andMrs. Ethelbert Tatspaugh, in Rosemont.Mrs. Elisabeth Mover of New York

city is the guest of her mother. Mrs.12* niv. v_-. i;ul».

Mrs. Thomas Seddon Taliaferro ofRook Springs, Wyo.. is the gueet ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeWilliam Ramsey, on Cameron street.

Mrs. Frank T. King has returnedfrom a visit to Mr*s. E. L. Daniel, inNorfolk. Mrs King also visitedfriends in Wiliamsburg and Yorktown.Miss Dorothy Tazewell King is the

guest of Miss Audrey Anderson, inClarendon.Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Scott entertained

Tuesday evening at their home onNorth Pitt street to celebrate thefortieth anniversary of their wedding.Mr. Graham L. Simpson of this city

and Miss Maude Irene Newman of

Fur Coatsof

Unusual BeautyNewest StylesAttractive Prices ,

Complete Showingof

Stoles andChokers

Specializing in the Remodelingand Repairing of Furs

Eanet & BacherFurriers

521 13th N.W.I I Phone Main 47.-M Floor

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ort Hunt, Va., were married Mendrternoon at the pareon&se of t[ethodiet Protestant Church by Robert Browne.Mrs. John Hammond Griffithsheville. N. C.. Is the guest of ton-ln-law and daughter. Ur. aIrs. Wilmer J. Waller, in Rotlont.Mrs. A. H. Richards and Miss Uuichards have returned from a vl> friends In Manassas.Mrs. O. S. Haley, Miss Alice Halnd Miss Hattie DeCoss have ilined from a visit to the lattester. Mis. Thomas Fairfax, at CI>n. Va.Miss Dora Varney was the weend guest of Miss Jean Phillips,Washington.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart of Phi!elphia, Mr. Daniel Uffermanottstown. Pa., and Miss Annie Kitrds of Warrenton, Va., have returri th'ir homes after a visit to 1nd Mrs. A. H Richards.Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins heeiurned from a visit to friends'rederick county Md.

Feathers that droop almost to 1houlders, and sometimes well be Ihem.

OurTO CELEBRATE 1FOR THE GENERCCO-OPERATION I

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EACH ITEM OFFEUNUSUAL STYLII

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In this group ofbacher OriginalSeal and Mole*and furry fabric

3wuhThe values offebeyond compari:« < < *

nrieoacner vjrigThe fur trimmir

cftn/wkAn assemblagevious offering; ]that space makebeauty and cha

c7bwiv&These Hats weimost unusual armuch more. Yc

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I Mr. August W. Meyer Hostm At Birth Anniversary PartjiII Mr. Autuat W. Meyer entertained a

I 1 Just Received Ai

Vli *100 jKI 1ev. H The best Victroiaof | va 1 ae in years. A

| handsomely cased cabIIinet Victroia at just thedt |J price you want to pay.i«t n Everybody wants them.

9 Secure yours beforelf~ I this shipment is sold.

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44-^4"HIS EVENT IN A FITTING W>US PATRONAGE THAT HAS E'ROM OUR MANUFACTURES

. cKSpecu3a Sach£:RED REPRESENTS THE FIN£*G FOR WHICH THIS SHOP j

^S^Z/^^pr'vnxn&d.FUR-TRIMMED SUITSted Tailleurs displaying InThe fabrics are all the ne\

your desires will be met./

h^suri/tSbared in this collection of PI

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son* nvery one 01 tne moa<^nation. The materials an

igs are all the finest in a larj

'nsaryDrvtof Dresses and Gowns isDresses for the street* aftens it impossibly to describe* 1rm

*san/37ZLULe made up specially for thid clever creations; all of tlm must see |hem*

dons as well as manysorgette, satin and crepef them are overblouses;ed; some are trimmedads*UR ENTIRE STOCK IS NOWwill find high-grade merchandisetatement announcing our intentioiave strictly adhered to and one %>e surprisingly moderate.

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number of guests Tuesday at a partto celebrate his birthday anniversary

r Among those present were Mrs. DorMeyer, Mr. Charles Meyer, Mr. an

l Mrs. Relley Uanney, Mr. John Yi

lother Big Shipment

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1Jordan Pj Street at Thirteerlome of the Chickerinff Pii

sTen F StNATES AND EMANATES

row We Celebrate

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Radium silk and a fineChine, splendidly m

with fine lace of Filetlored models with heiincluded.

OFFERED AT LOWER PRoffered at elsewhere. Some tim<o of establishing the lowest priTill find the choicest Apparel ma

ruiLven[ANNER AND AS A TOKENEEN BESTOWED UPON US \IS, WHO ARE SHARING THI

il Offering)epcu4m<2rt2ST QUALITY AND WORK*ES FAMOUS.THE PRICES SP

SultSpeciiyou will find a magnifies

xurious trimming of Bea'vest, and whether you wi

f<§peclal-AIN or FUR-TRIMMEsis shown has the indivict Orlando, Marvella, GenXe variety.

ssSpecialshown at this price whichloon, office or the dance abut an inspection will rc

cerpSpcc.is event; our designers halem are priced at $10, an

y Beakeley, Mr. and Mrs. John Lackr. Mr. Frederick Price, Mrs. Auga Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. John Ked After an evening spent in danc

and games a supper was served.

of the New Style

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iano Co.ithUK>m m i'Ii in b iias

saruOF APPRECIATIONVE HAVE RECEIVEDEIR PROFIT ON

fcJANSHIP PLUS THEtsAiv ruK

il?895°nt showing of Erlevcr,Wolf, Squirrel,sh a smooth or soft

'*£03-oD COATS is reallyluality of being ansna and Moussyne.

r i59*Pl outshines any pre*re here in a varietysveal rare styles of

ialftO0?ve originated somed any one is worth

ai&Pmmtifv nf Creoe det" < .

ade and trimmedor baby Irish;tainstitchingare also

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WW |/MW~ces possible.,, .

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