Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1921, Page 9

Ertebacher Fwalve-Ten F St THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1921 THE INAUGURAL BALL HAS BEEN CALLED OFF We Have Made Extensive Additions to Our Stocks—So Now We Present A Sale of Dinner and Dance Gowns “ 73 off Brought about by the abandonment of THE INAUGURAL BALL, we are offering for immediate disposal while the styles are fresh and new our entire elegant stocks of all DANCE VENIN ALL C IN VE } [ NI L NE NI HowE R NG In anticifation of the coming social season and the Inaugural Ball, we have brought together the most lavish collection of Gowns ever ussembled in this shop, the beauty of these dresses and gowns really defies descriftion in mere type—but among which we must call your attention to GOWNS OF SPARKLING SEQUIN GOWNS OF IRIDESCENT BEADING GOWNS OF DIGNIFIED JET DANCE FROCKS OF CRISP TAFFETA DANCE FROCKS TRIMMED WITH SWIRLING OSTRICH DANCE FROCKS DAINTILY TRIMMED WITH LACE EVENING GOWNS OF VELVET EVENING GOWNS, SILK AND SATIN EVENING WRAPS, FUR TRIMMED All Now At One-Third Off Former Prices SETRT T ITT T TITIR s “IFi —Said a customer today, after having shopped at Clearance Sales! The freshness of the goods and styles in our New Kind of January Sales counts a whole lot and the prices aver- age less than those asked for mark- A DN D DD nd Better Values Here” ‘Zs F St. N.W. ’ S downs of old accumulations. This little shop does business in the better way. New goods at the following prices: lefor $80 to $35 Wrappy Ceats, Blouse-back Coats, Straightline Coats, Fit- ted-Bodice Coats and Dolman Wraps. Hand- some les, many trim- med '.l?h far. '—for $03 to 3130 Wrappy Coats, Cape Wraps, Blouse Wraps and Belted Coats—fashioned of rich materials, with fur col- lars. Wanted shades. $6 “Fur Coats—Nearly Half FINE Hudson Seal 36 and 38 inch lengths $265, $295, $335 1y $500 and $608—choice of all Hudson m’mh, beaver or natural skunk collar and cufts; full models, with belts—richly silk lined. Comparison will convinoe you of the unusualness of these values. Alaska Fox Scarfs, $25 and $39.50 ‘hased—fine, silky fox pelts, in taupe, bti?;, ;:fin and nd‘: apimal shape and blocked double fur chokers; silk lned. Dresses Go Fast Little wonder—Note the values! New $1 and $1.50 Beautiful styles—of filet laces; ribbon straps. Of crepe de chine, ming; straps; fiesh only. ; §3 grade. $3.25—A St71es! 30 to $35 Dresses at $15 $5.00 50 oy “and* Smart styles of tricotine, velour and serge foa- lower blouse line, redingote, bodice and princess styles. In navy blue and brown. $30 New Striped Taffeta Frocks, $19.50 Made in long-waisted basque, shirred bodies, and circular tunic effects. In mavy, brown, black and new blue for spring. and $40 Spring Dresses, $26.50 Heralds of spring dress styles—of taffeta, taf- feta combined with silk lace or embroidery silk net, oharmeuse and Canton crepe—trimmed with eye- let embroidery. wool braid. embroidered lace vests and collar combined, with georgetté sash and vests of tan, henna and orange—some with bugle beading coat $3.95—S8lik Jersey, silk il pet coats, SOROSIS BLOUSE SALE! Handsome new blouses, inexpensively priced—share in the savings. $2.50 to $2.95 Blouses, $1.85 Fetching styles of batiste, volle and linens; lace and embroidery trimmed. $5.90 to $7.50 Blouses, $3.85 Handmade blouses of sheer voile and batiste; hand-embroidered ruffle and frill trimmed. .95 to $10 Blouses, $5.35 Tailored models of crepe de chine; hemstitched, of sizes. Nearly 12 styles. OXFORDS: Dark Brown Calt Dark Brown Kid LACE BOOTS: Dark Brown Kid Dark Brown Calf tucked and pleated: in white, flash, navy and black. Light Tan $11.50 to $15.95 Overblouses, $10 Pebbled Calf Of satin, mignonette. crepe de chine and geor- - Black Kid gette; number of effective styles. Complete Stocks of Colors and Sizes. just above the knee guarantees them against garter runs, Full fashioned, with mercerized top, now. Full fashioned, with silk top, now. Red Strine. with mock seam, now. .. MAKING NEW FRIENDS This Lower Price Sale of Women’s and Misses' wtent ttons. Cholce of navy, brown, gray 3 o OXFORDS—BROGUES $45 tc 568 Dinner and Afternoon Gowns, $2950 —BOOTS $65 Lace Dinner Gowns, satin foundation, $39.50 Formerly $45 to $85 New Evening Gowns, distinctive, $4650 |} 1150 and 7 2 $75 to $95 Dinner Gowns, beautiful styles, $4750 § §1250........... Y Cuban heel styles, also some with French heels. Good range Light Tan Pebble Calf Black Calf—Black Kid Here’s the Way We’re Selling Coats! Finest Materials—Wanted Colors—Choicest Styles—Big Savings —for $135 to $200 Embrold- ered Wraps, Blouse-back Wraps, Cape Wraps. Full-back Coats, Panel- back Coats. The richest and finest coats, with beautiful fur collars. New shades. Silk Underwear Remarkable Values Now! u'm trimmed with val and ise, $1.95 with lace and georget: rim- ribbon straps; flesh shade. SotERocte e, at $3.95 Crepe de chine, with yokes trimmed wi lace and georgette; some cream lace trimmed, w?t’h lace Petticoats—Unusual Shop around, compare—you will satisf yourself that the best val 2 24 $1 95Taffeta flounces, heatharbloom tops; ues are at Jelleff’s. wanged k Jersey, In colors, also plain and ts. petti sey with satin flounce; wiv;::d shades and combinatlons; $7.50 pottl. taffeta and taff reey ticoats, . 1l silk jersey; new colors and colo . §7.95—00 % In" novelty efiects; $10 and $12 :aa. Footwear different Additional ReductionsOn Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Women will be glad to hear this good news. Pure thread silk and pure dye hose— shaped in the process of knitting, insuring a permanently trim fit. The gold stripe woven DRI, )= HES 101 =D - 3 | | national Society (Continued from Eighth ) will take place Saturday afternoon Miss Fowler is a graduate of Miss Madeira’s School here and Mr. Schriver is a graduate of Williams College. Mrs. W. D. Leahy, 2814 Connecticut avenue, will be at home this afternoon informally for the last time this sea- son. Mr. and Mrs. Durward Grinstead, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ellis and Mr. John Barrett, will motor to Easton, Md, today to at- tend the wedding of Miss Rosamond Starr and Mr. John W. Belt. Mr. and Mrs. Grinstead will leave for New York tomorrow for the wedding of Miss Helen Curtin and Mr. C. Mc- Pherson Holt. Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris, wife of the United States minister to Sweden, was the guest of honor at luncheon on Monday of Mrs. Bjornstrom-Stef- fanson, who has returned to her New York home, after spending the holi- days in Washington. Mrs. Morris re- cently arrived in New York for a visit in this country, where her chil- dren are in school. Mra. George A. King and Miss Elizabeth Trueman King will be at home, as usual, Thursday atfternoon, at 1611 28th street northwest. Mrs. Norman Kopels of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mason Musher, for a few days, after which she will go to Chicago to visit another sister, Mrs. Louis Chaplin, Mrs. Fred Fremont Rogers will be at home informally Thursday from 4 to 7 o'clock at 2711 Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peter Drury, jr., have been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, at Villa Margherita, her place at Charleston, 8. C, for the past week, and during their stay they were extensively en- tertained by many of the most prom- inent people in the southern city. On Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Drury attended the famous- St. Cecilia ball. Mrs. Calhoun is returning today and will give a reception for the:parents of the girls in the school she found- ed in Princeton for her daughter the first year of the war and which is now permanent. Miss Mary Anderson, chief of the women's bureau of the Department of Labor, will be the speaker at a re- ception to be given at the College Women's_ Club this evening. Mrs. Basil M. Manly, president of the club, will receive the guests. All coliege women in the city are invited. At the club luncheon Saturday, January 15, at 12:30 the guest of honor will be Mr. Clyde H. Tavenner, secretary of the Philippine mission bureau. The Society of Washington Artists will hold its thirtleth annual exni bition of oil paintings in the Corcoran Gallery of Art beginning January 15 and ending January 28, 1921. Thisex- hibition will include not only paint- ings by Washington artists, but out- of-town artists as well. The jury of sclection consists of the officers of the society, Mr. William H. Holmes, presidont; Miss Sarah Munroe, vice president; Miss Annie D. Kelly, treas- urer; Mr. A. H. O. Rolle, secretary, and the executive committee, com- posed of Mr. H. K. Bush-Brown, Miss Bertha Noyes, Miss Bertha Perrie, Mr. Richard D. Engcl and Mr. Benson Moore. Americanisation Ball Features. The Daughters of the American Revolution were hostesses at a beau- tiful ball given at the Hadleigh last evening to further their Americaniza- tion work. Both ballrooms were used for the dancing, which was continu- ous from 9 to 12:30, and for which a string orchestra played. The guests, numbering 500 or more, were repre- sentative of official Army, Navy and resident society, the local chapter of the D. A. R. being well represented, Gen, W. D. Connors -made the pres- entations, and the receiving line in- cluded Mrs. Baker, wife of the Secrc- tary of War, who wore a gown of paie green satin with a tulle overdress cu in deep points and edged with a nar- row band of sable, brilliants forming the shoulder straps; Mrs. George May- nard Miner, president general of the D. A. R., whose gown was a handsome model of black net; Mrs. Mary E. St Clair, wearing pale yellow tulle and satin with draperies of filmy goid lace; Mrs. W. E. Hunter, who wor. black ‘and silver brocade with tulle scarflike sleeves; Mrs. C. Wallace Hanger, in pale green-flowered chiffo: elaborately trimmed; Mrs. Tyson El- liott, black satin with jet and tullc on the bodice; Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, wife of Representative Moydell, blaci satin and tulle heavily incfusteg witi jet, and carrying a flame-color ostricl fan, and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkine white brocade with tulle draperie: trimmed with brilliants. A number of important dinner parties | | preceded the ball, Mrs. Edward M. Roome, chairman of the Americaniza- tion committee, having a number of guests, as did Miss Fritg, who enter- tained for several who came from out of town for the occasion. The patroness list for the ball included the wives of members of the cabinet and senators. and others in official life. Mrs. Glen Fay Jenks, wife of Col. Jenks, U. 8. A., was chairman of arrangements; Mrs. Henry C. Cook, chairman of the ticke: committee; Mrs. Harry B. 5 chairman of music; Mrs. Mary K. Nalle, chairman of refreshments, and Miss Helen Hill Hopkins, chairman of the young ladies’ committee. Three women prominent in public service in Washington. are to speak before the Congressional Club at the Friday reception, Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams, assistant attorney general; Miss Mabel Boardman, Commissioner of the District of Columbia, and Judge Katherine Sellers of the Juvenile Court. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halley enter- tained at dinner last night for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams of Wilming. ton, Del, and had as other guestr Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Eberle, Mrs Katharine Toomey, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Tedlow, Mrs. Lena Jordan and Miss Jordan. The marriage is . nnounced of Miss Elizaboth M. Maddox of = Leonard- town, Md., and Mr. Seward Bacon of Washington, in St. Paul's rectory at 7 o'clock, January 7. Rev. James F. Mackin officiated, there being present only a small familly party. Miss Ruth J. Harrell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. 8. Harrell of Warren, Ohio,, and Lieut. Roland K. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Jones .of 1133 Euclid street northwest, were married Saturday, January 8, at the parsonage of St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, corner 11th and H. :}reeta northwest, by Rev. J. T. Hud- . The ceremony was performed in the |prencnce of a small ‘:ro\ln of the im- | Mediate relagives of the bride and |bridegroom. Following the ceremony {Mr. and Mrs. Jones left for a short wedding trip. They will return to the city about January 17 and will make thelr home at 1610 Webster street northwest. where they will receive their friends. | The Delta Tau Delta will hold the |flrlt of its series of dinners ot ¢ 1750 Massachusetts avenue at 7 o'clock, January 26. Mrs. ,Percy V. Adams is i o, « ‘local association. Mrs T. il voigt is chairman of arrangements for the dinner, and will be assisted by Mrs. J. G. Shibley. | = ; Mrs. Henry T. Ralney, Miss Laurs chapter house, T. Volstead, Miss Marie K. Pidgeon and Miss Edna Stone, will receive at the clubhouse of the asso- ciation of Collegiate Alumnae, at the regular Wednesday moon tea. Mrs. &;{nld Allen will preside at the o The senior class of the Academy of the Sacred Heart will give its mid- winter dance in the Hotel Lafayette on Saturday evening, January 15. The class of 1921 includes Miss Sarah ¥. Bernsten, Miss Virginia M. Hen- neman, Miss Hildegarde C. Miss Agbes J. Nee, Miss Fdna Smith and Miss Mary J. Wilson. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses Rave been issued to the following: ‘Thomss D. Moore of this city and Laclle M. Lorence of Newburg, M d. W. Sheridan_of Davidson. Md., axd Tsland, Md. Mayer. Bdward F. M and Rose E. Apple., William H. Smith of Millers Tavern, Va., and Mary M. Schools of Newton, Va. Martin A. Buck and Emma A. Devlin. Maury Middleton and Mabelie' V. Carr. McKinley Scriver of Wauneta, Neb., and Cora L. Banks of this city. Adolph C. Grooms of Hagerstown, Md., and Oarrle J. Redford of Richmond, Va. William T, Le Grande of Richmond, Va., and Roberta ‘R. Cook of this cizy. 1y_and William L. Bush and Amy E. Smith. George L. Swan and Solmona 8. Stewart. Joseph Beans and Hattie Ribbon. George McDowell and Daisy Cheery. Leonard B. Punch and A. Caudelle Warren. Robert Lewis and Estela Johnson. Robert B. Jenkins and Natalie Derkins, Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the heaith department within the last twenty- four hours: ! fon ry and Emma Coruwall, girl. Michael P.”"and Catherine T. Reidy, boy. Walter G. and Corenia_Knowiton, girl. John H. and Pmma W. Shadrick, girl. Rudy W. and Minnie R. Boger, boy. Cirillo and Iginia Maggenti, girl. Frank R. and Hasel Keagy. boy. Sidney and Anna May Oliver, girl. Saul and Florenee Hankow. bos. Glenn W. and Helen C. Carpenter, boy. The ind Edna F. Maban, girl. Bell F. Lunsford, boy. . and Helen F. Beckert, girl. Edwin L. and Dorothy L. Davis, ‘girl. Frank and Caroline G. Hodgkin, boy. Bernard C. and Mary E. 800, boy. Lewis L. and Mary A. 8mith, girl. James I. and Allie Fiyon, girl. Francis B. and Helen L. Guest, girl. Hamilton L. and Dorothy Fess, boy. Jomeph H. and Helen M. Hennage, boy. Alley and Lillie Busler, girl. Alexander and 1da Meyers, girl. Gustavius and Lillian Morris, boy. Raiph E. and Grace D. Johnson, boy. Robert and Hattie Wilkerson, boy. Hubert and Persis Agre. girl. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the heaith department within the last twen- ty-four hours: Nannie R. Heth, 62, 1924 I street. OCharles Schmidt, 45, Potomac river near Highway _bridge. 54, 1082 4th street northeastfl. E ntreet. Katie Reif, Martin H. Schneider, 61, 712 3 Annie E. Eschenbreaner, 70, 308 D street northeast. Dorsey 'W. Offatt, 75, Central Union 5 Katle Reif, 54, 1032 4th street northeast. Drucilla 0'Gonnell, 85, 1321 Fairmont street. Gloconda Savarese, 62 Garfleld Hospital. Maggie Stewart, 53, Freedmen's Hospital. Luttie M. Jackson, 28, 2710 O street. Marie Turnor, 59, Providence Hospital. 61, 2213 F street. 330 T V. Brown, WILL FIGHT FOR ESTATE. Mrs. Etta Cole Denton and Four Children Engage Attorney. LOS ANGELES, Cal, January 12— Mrs. Etta Cole Denton of Pittsburgh, Pa., it has become known here, has engaged an attorney to institute legal action to obtain for her and her four children the estate of Jacob Charles Denton, wealthy mining promoter, for whose alleged” murder Mrs. Louise L. Pt{sete will go to trial here Janu- ary. The Pittsburgh woman alleges she married Denton at Redding, Calif., August 15, 1905' a short time after his divorcs in Denver, Col., from Mrs. Sarah Denton of Phoenix, Ariz.. The Pittsburgh claimnants form the third group to institute action for the mining promoters estate. G00D-BYE TO ‘COMRADES.’ PHILADELPHIA, January 12.—A farewell to “comrades” soon to be de- ported to Russia will be held here tonight under the auspices of the Radical Library, an organization of ultra-socialists. Harry Weinberger of New York, counsel for several al- leged radical leaders, and also for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, convicted draft dodger and fugitive from ju: tice, will be the chief speaker. lice permit had been granted for the meeting, but police and the Depart- nent of Justice agents plan to be present. BIRD 1415 G Street Opposite Keith's Furs Exclusively All Furs Repriced H JDSON SEAL COATS and all our other fine furs generously reduced. Janu- ary’s biggest fur bargains. Rebuilding Fur&ment_s a Specl-!ty. Hotel Hadleigh Sixteenth Street, V to W ‘Telephone North 9080 Table d’Hote Dinner Every Evening, 6 to 7:30 $1.25 THE Hoffman Co. CLEANERS and DYERS 12—STORES—12 Maia Office, 740 12th St. N. W. Plant, 1530 Pa. Ave. S, B Phone M. 4724 PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGR Individuality 1217 Conn. Ave. Big Reductions All Our High Class i Wearing Apparel 1-4, 1-3 to 1-2 Off il . Fur Coats, Foxes, Fichus, Neck Pieces, Muffs. 13 to 1.2 Off Trimmed Winter Hats + $5 to $15 Were $18 to $50 Fans and Novelties, 14 to 1, Off COUPON SALE Only with Coupons will articles advertised here be sold. N Every department manager has made extraordinary efforts to give values both unusual and wonderful, with the result that this is a sale you can’t afford to miss. No mail, C. O. D. or phone orders for these items. $1 Women's Where Your Dollan Comt Mot 63 Womss "= BEAREND'S | & 720-22-24 7th St. NW. Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 PM. Y[ full cut size, slip-over styles: fancy hemstitched fronts. Store Hours: aists. Perfect quals . Regular size. $20.00 Women’s Coats $1.00 Babies’ Dresses $25 Women’s Coat Suits Embroidery Yoke phavy, and Black, Brown. - lack Tailor- and Embroidery Ruf. 55c 2L il 11 77 Green, Blue and 7 fled Dresses of good ooy e ° Gray Coats. in . quality nainsook; well made, and the belted or “wrappy™ COUPON | porrect. COUPON | winter's newest COUPON | styles: some fur 3 4 models. 5 trimmed. $25.00 Plush Coats $24.50 to $39.98 Dresses $15-$22.50 Women’s Dresses Stylish Short e ey Our Finest Coatees, made Serssianal Sersey Satin, Taffeta, with big cape . Dresses, in black, Tricotine and 5 e navy, gray and ® lour Collire, beliedhan = brown: beaded, em- Dresses, in hand- somest of styles and broidered and i all colors. COUPON | nicely lined. 6 l braided. COUPON 7 $50 to $75 Coat Suits $2.98 “Goody” Middies Waists Worth to $10.00 Our Handsomest $3 99 L] Kit Coney and OpoSsSsSum- and Lace - front Georgette trimmed, Waists. in_light Lonsdale Jean [~ | Braided and Tailor- and dark colors: BI gk 1ai COUPON | made Suits of finest —| exquisitely beaded, COUPON w.?i‘i:u _».,.3 "h?ufi_ ) cloths and all colors. co%’fl& braided and em- 1n trimmed; all sizes. broidered. $15 Misses’ Blue Serge Middy Dresses Regulation Two- $ 50 8. piece Dresses; pleated. skirts, ’n.aflor blouse, 16 to 22 s.zes. $9.98 Boys’ Corduroy Suits 6 to 16 Year Boys', Belted Norfolk 5 85 Suits, of good ° | auality corduroy; well made and lined. 89c Boys’ Blouses Good Quality PPrcale48c Blouses, pretty striped style; all ‘patterns; new pointed collar COUPON sizes. S COUPON 13 COUPON 12z $5 Women’s Bath Robes $7.98 Women's Siyeaters . Tuxedo, Slip- $1.69 Knit Tams Beautiful colors over and Coat- $4 69 Girls' Knit Tams, in and patterns; 2 85 style Sweaters, o pretty plain colors and warm blanket b ———— in_all colors; all- Sy, Tiei c T Toia e COUPON | wool, plain and COTUPON b ordered with girdles and 17 | fancy weaves. 15 patterns. belts. $1.50 Babies’ Bonnets $3 Babies’ Sweaters 69c¢ Lace-Trimmed Brassieres Satin Crepe and White,~ Brown, Fine Camboic Bost Bengaline Silk Bon- Blue, Cardinal, $1 98 Confiners, prettily 49 mets, ruched and c etc, Belted 2 ] trimmed c { French styles; rib- Coat style Sweat- COUPON | with wide lace COUPON | bon and lace trim- ers; fine all-wool 1 | yokes. 20 med. COUPON 18 qualities. | $1.50 Infants’ Outing Gowns $1.25 Boys’ Cloth Pants Neat striped pat- 68 terns, Cloth Pants, in knicker styles for boys 6 to 16 years. White Domet Flan- nel Gowns; heavy, o warm quality; made g'c T bigh neck and ex- tra long. in many beauti | lace and embroid- R $2.00 Girls’ White Dresses French Dresses, made and pretty ° COUPON | ery trimmed. 3 to 2z |6 sizes. COTUPO) =3 $5.00 Babies’ White Coats i 81.50 Bungalow Aprons Bripink and blue, $1.49 House Dresses mere Coats, in SRho, embroidered cape Good Quality Per- “and’pretty plaid and 87 style and nicely cale and Gingham 94c striped patterns, c COUPON | and warmly lined. House Dresses, some | “scout” percale 24 Slightly soiled. have trimmed. cuffs CorPON | bungalows. belted | | and collars. Pretty 26 and pocketed. COUPON [ 25 striped patterns. $3.00 All-Wool Serge 50 inches wide in a 98 To 29¢ Bleached Muslin Excellent quall 29c¢ Curtain Scrim firm double warp quality, strictly all A Good Strong, 36 inches wide, Mus- l l i w ool Jne Lolors ey Serviceable Scrim, l lc lins and Cambrics: Cl|i { corrox | cardmel, myrtle 36 inches wide, with lengths Yard e and Tbrown colored Yard of 2 to 10 yards. borders of bird de- g signs. 50c 32-In. Dress Ginghams Only a short time 21 l $3.00 Fine Longcloth { Cc ago 32-inch Amos- A beautiful soft {§ | xeag DressGinghams . Full 36 Inches wide, S ST 5 sold here at 50c, ang Yard in forty-five of the and children's » ! by man high a8 o oa flg{:!-r Pj'- c clothes; 36 inches | co 69c. Checks, stripes n( er de- = €COTPON | wide; 10 y: ' and plaids. signs; absolutely Yard 3z Mol fast color; excellent for comfort cover- ings. i | $2.50 24x24 Red Star Diaper; Put up 1 dozen DOZEN | in a sealed pack- age. Hemmed ready COUPON 31 75¢ Heavy Turkish Towels, Sold: before Xmas 47 time ago as high as dark or light 50c Outing Flannel, 50c, in a wonderful stripes, checks and Sold only a short 19 assortment of pretty c white. as high as $1.00 and by some even more. Extra _heavy and 44x21 ins. Bleached, COUPON 33 courox { very absorbent and ready hemmed. 49c Fast-Black Sateen, $1.50 Fancy Linings, “k”écth" ;w'lod“o YARD " There’s a wonder- Black Sateen—: 5 Sl ful assortment of B WS Tusrous $2.50 ALSilk Charmeuse, | | {0, Sime, o RO |_grade C Excellent heavy, other _designs for ] for bloomers and Lustorsisausily l 39 COUPON | inchon wide and | petticoats. in navy blue only: . 29 | iooke like sstin. —| also 1 piece 36- COUPON | inch black included o | in the lot. $1.50 72x90 Bleached Sheets Not since long before the war have you seen c price; seamed cen- CcoUPON 39 Heavy Bieached Quality Tea Tow- eling; 16 inches | wide, with red-stripe}. CO:;’“‘ borders. 3 45¢ Huck Towels Fine Quality Huck 39c Unbleached Pillowcases Extra Heavy Un- 23 such Sheets at this ter and free from bleached Pillowcases; dressing. 42x36; with wide hem; bleaches white in © a few washings. 38-Inch Unbleached Muslin Firm Quality Un~llc bleached Muslin for 35¢ Extra-Fine Percales 3 Towels, with beauti- 27 . pillowcases " ElEl v Sl (Zhese are not the in- ful damask borders; C. % o H ‘erior grade ut a i couroN rezllxl‘:{lyatufs.csold Lexlon [ Erader bucia 18c corroy | hemstitched _and 42 recently at 29c. pieces rot long ago at P | with initial space. e el e e = e [ hrem 2 = o 9 'PON | yards; many pieces 98¢ Children’s Vests & Pants © o match. Made of soft white yarn, with extra heavy fleece lining; full cut COUPON 45 98c Ladies’ Sep.Vests & Pants Made of good 49 Drawers, with exfra Jacger Colored 79 Heavy Shirts and and well made; eavy, . fleeced . _Nning; all pants guaranteed. bleached ribbed yarn, COTPO! $1.25 Men's Shirts & Drawers j b | with heavy' ; fleeced 47 !Ilcsr to 46. i 1 lining; | $1.69 Ladies’ Union Suits covrox | il ™ 69c Ladies’ Veils The new style Good Quality Bleached Ribbed 89¢c COUPON 1 cordovan and gray. ! stitching Union_Suits, for la- ) ) Ready-to-Wear Veils, 43 ; . dies; with fleeced N Poorron |ttt wirterssa | | 25¢ Boys® and Girls” ] | wio s visce an 2JC i as cluding extra. H COUPON | ors.ang piain black. = 3 100 dozen < — $1.25 Ladies’ Pare Thread | | in lot. Bove’ — 48 Silk Hose Fast " Color $2 Ladies’ White Kid Gloves | | Irregularities of o Beautiful “Soft Im= $1.26 grade flne ings. Perfect ported Kid GIIYBI. . L thread, silk seamed quality, and hite only: 2-clasp_ @l = — | back, double Rheel in 6% to 10% mizes. length, _with _plain . and ‘toe, in black, Limit, 5 pairs. white and black