Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1021 FRANCES NEWBOLD NOYES Marriage Licenses. Deaths Reported. ”Tf = ' = Marriage licenses have been issued to the| qhe following deaths have been reported tl:l WRITER OF PRIZE STORY f°“|;;rl;§.de ot “:dmmm e ::‘w"ll;;:‘l‘fl:dwnmnpnl withing the last twenty- Society Richard F. Davi Sarah Plater. Mary O. H. Newcomb, S0. 1620 P street. kins and Catherine B. Dyson. | Tulanche 3ross, 49, 1657 33d strect. i; | | Charles H. ( (Continued from Ninth Page.) < | Taul Ebbesen of Camp Humphreys, Va., and c V. Flaworth, 60, St. Elizabeth's Hos- i i : = Is Awarded $250 for “Contact, M{';‘ ‘n.m-,""»f"m-x'-".finu.'. “'{ 8, .:;m pmm.m w. nh . 60, THIS IS SURE ili' Dear these two famous players, the s enley 0. Hoge of Norfoik, Vi., an en | Edward Reinmuth, I i :n‘ e m‘uumg’m‘y&ma_ Adjudged Second Best Short L Hoge of iy iy 5" James 0. Withers, 82, 109 Rhode Isiand | |if| _ il Mr. Charles Colfax Long, who has Story of Year. e e xer There is one thing given his services, has combined a sToup of artists who will give the musi- ey cal half of the program, and while their I, names are but little known in Washing- | g ¥ v James H. Roane and Cecelia Armold. Panl J. Donaldson and J. llene Kissane. f | John S. Elsea of Pluemant, Va., and Mary E._Kaine of Berryville. Va. . Woodland Tuli, jr.. of Pocomoke Oity, and Martha Thompson of this city. vert Heflim of Midiand, Va., and Susie O. certain: The great- est hour in the his- Washi tory of American = achievement is here. Commerce, sc W' l FY b o S . ence, finance, indus- : try, invention, civic 00 a rlcs Or prlng I and social : f f i 1 v :rep:":g";is; 1t is always necessary for one to have at least two wool fabric i opportunities before dresses in their wardrobes, and here you will find just the kinds of | us, and we will, as materials you want at the prices you will want to pay. il a nation, improve 2124 Flagler piace. l i | | i ngton. D. C wn just now, they are all well on the | vear. Her story “Contact road to fame. Eleanor Reynolds, con-[jished in the December Pictorial Re- who has recently arfived from SR A e pe, has a voice of such quality Inyally by the Socicty of Arts and that she is often compared with Mme. [ s 3 Schumann-Heink ; Miguel Nicastro is a etinsisal of £300 was wwarded famous violinist from South AMETiCa. ito Maxwell Steatners 1urt for ch| Henry ; and has graciously consented to 80 onlin His Own Generation,” published in| Walter Madden and Marietta Hines. d cD. S ? Home Hospital. | piiindsay McD. Sylvester aud Mildred T Hgo, 50 kon. 4 manths, 121 0 street. I William_P. 0'Brien and Mary E. Rison. Mildred R. Hill, 18 days, 433 I strect. i i White, both WIFE WANTS DIVORCE. i and Norma B. Clayton.| zro fagzel B. jones has filed suit for | Pa., and Pa. Blizh 3 Lewis H. Bowen, the Ham Infant of Alice and William Nolan orrow and Fanny 0. Condon. Sihley Hospital. 5 et tnn Button Mitchell, 51, United States Soldiers 1don, basso, |Sceribner's Magazine Ju The committee of judges consisted of Dr. Blanch C. Wil Dr. Merle St. Croix Wright, Ithel Watts Mum- ford and Dr. Edward J. Wheeler, pres- ident of the society. The Church of the Immmculate Con- tion was the scene at 9:30 o'clock 4 i Joncs, who i e Sebterday morning of the wedding of Ealen B e o i v York. The them. 54-Inch Navy Blue Tricotine, AW ool Navy Blue Serge. Miss Mas M. Cannon and Mr. Edmund irths Reported. ! v ‘of this clly and Bthel | were married : 1008, abd bave \ Y A_Murphy, the Rev. Father RIOTASN| 1 fyowinr pictns pave heen reported to| ) % hniiman of Tniwn Head, M. |Portung T B, Yeatman appear for the | There will be ard, $4.39 Yard, $1.39 ? s = e fol s have bee ed to| “l C. Rolima ndia a, Md.. | hert o . H. Yeatman appe: e |1 Cie 3 . . : £ e ;;lfl‘d“‘i'g‘zlfiy :_"re,a"{,,"f‘f e be the Health epartment within the st fwents: | and Mare 1 T o ok | some men asleep at Of finest wool, this splendid tricotine I'his strictly all-wool {abric is non- coming mlll%red sulll 01*1‘;3“: h‘}‘f”»r Frank Ay And Charlotte Simmons. boy. | St 0 s;nu‘xl‘-y 4 Tarris, both = the switch. is noncrushable and warranted fast crushable, fast dved and 54 inches wide. Timmed W uirrel, wi at c orge I1. and Bisie Hoffwan, boy o mond, V. | : 4 1y ! :x:rres;‘:ngh';g color and material She Jomm and Laura B, Hansbrough, oo {‘ Hill Doy and Kate K Price, | i T May the tin god dyed. cllent for tailored suits, A s material, well adapted to use wore a corsage bouquet of bride roses e madE Howara 17 Llowd and Minnte 0 oot en. | (U] S : dress < ; in dresses, suits and separate skirts. Miss Elizabeth L. Murphy, sister of {10 crick 0 and Vi Eotert T, ‘Gardinor and Advila 3. Sctouten, of Luck look down i the bridegroom, was maid of honor, i and the bride's brother, Mr. Walter]. THE ! Cannon, was best man. Immediately ude V. Moore of Swope's, Va. y: ny Mr. and Mrs. Mur-| I d Slade. bov. i dore Romanov and Freda Agula. by et for New Yorl, and on their a5 | B A e e G, [ FlOTTIMAN (:0. ‘ return they will be ai ome, afte] s Bessi | ICLEANERS and DYERS | livan of this city. . Palmer of Fordwick, Va., and S o heman 54-Inch Gabatwill and 50-Inch Poiret Twill, Yard, $3.98 3 Choose either of these fabrics, and you will find them thoroughly reliable in every way. Strictly all wool, and fast color. Very de sle for spring suits, dresses, and pleated skirts. They may also be had in black. i Embroidered Serge, Yard, $3.98 Most attractive are these embroidered serges; shown in navy, myrtie, tan, taupe, black, henna and white. Some embroidered in self, others in two and three colors. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Hrother March 1, at the Woodworth. ' Mr. and Mrs. Percy Duval entertain- BUREAU WORK EXPLAINED. | PLANS SECLUDED LIFE. | | ed at a reception and dance Saturday | Work of the bureau of natu After March 4, when he will havel| ]2 STORES—12 night for their nephew and fice Mr. H‘nn was explained by Thomas B.| been r-nvl' from the responsibilities |} and Mrs. Frank Christmas, the latter { Shoemaker, deputy commissioner of |of his high office, President Wilson |y e & N. W. Iocmerly | Miss Margarct Kershaw, | naturalization, in an address before | Wil scek rest and happiness in what || Main Office, 740 12th St. whose marriage took place Januaryla meeting of the Federal Dar Asso- | his intimates chose to term virtual Plant, 1530 Pa. Ave. 8. E. 10, and who have just returned from e De: seclusion. As just plain Citizen Wil- their wedding journey. Mrs. Christ- = m et s son he will enter upon a quict anc mas is the daughter of Mrs. Mary C.jc| scted Seclidad: life and willideny Hhnsels Phone M. 4724 Kershaw and the late William Milton [of the association. resident | to all but his most intimate friends c Kershaw of Washington. The large | Phillip Buettner preside: 3 At least th s the plan he has tol PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE company of guests enjoyed a colonial { sence of President i el D et Eia it : AT ! ! , | If You Want a Skirt for Busi- Eh'b' S d ancing until | o = 5 d Sk y abo, an ou Want a 1rt for Du. | ness, Sports or Dress Wear, During Lent the regular meetings| = | Youll Find It in This Sellin 2 T T L e G ROl Gt Eclipsing all former dollar days with the most aston-) Peg-Top oK 9 I d B[ k S lk (‘i:rysnt;;?:::zfln‘gt‘lllxl«:‘ch;‘cl:da?xt‘h’gh’l“lhv ishing bargains offered since before the World War. | ROMPERS. . . .. o $1 | 3 mp Or te aC l S : : dorus Bailey Myers Mason House, { it e New Spl‘ ing Skirts From C. J. Bonnet & Co. | B e thot marinwest, instead of | | Your dollar does double and triple its regular duty in & Makers of the Finest of French Silks | ‘Wednesdays, as formerly. tomorrow’s sensational | & |r} The brightness of Spring seems to suggest Silk as Of Sllk or OOl the most appropriate of materials. = it ey T D R D AY Te® 2 for $1 pelrcate and chambray: neatly made; 3 r Hence the coming i Knit Bod: ; : season will bring a large demand for silken fabrics—and i : i ly RY KAUF waists. 5 for §1 INCORPORAT ED 1316 ©1324. 7™ ST.N.W. W. Fenton at a bridge party at the Army and Navy Club yesterday af- ternoon. The League of American Pen Wom- en will not hold its customary weekly ea on Wednesday of this week, but as planned an unusually attractive program for Wednesday, February 16, at 4:30 o'clock. at the clubhouse, 1723 H street northwest. ter irene Thelma to Mr. Morrell Ma- garity on February 2 at Vienna, Va. black promises to be Fashion’s favorite. Good quality ribbed cotton body waists; strongly taped: all sizes. Mrs. Archie Miller, wife of Lieut. strongly aped: all sigess - 0 T To 89c Child’s Col. Miller, entertained Mrs. Charles _winter weight; bleached supple taffetas that we have arranged for your selection. One of the loveliest of the materials shown is the gorgeous taffeta and satin brocade, in a variety of lovely designs—the last word from Paris. . 35-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, Yard. 40-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, Yard . | Tempting, indeed, 1s the display of luxurious Satins and | i SLopsE SR e TR e TR 35-inch Black Satin Florence, Yard | nounces the marriage of her daugh- | I $1.50 Baby $ To 39c $1.50 Children’s $ . repai okl e of her day 40-inch Black Satin Fi ramin Tt © i\ pReTs . 31|piLowcases 4for 81 | Bopy PETTICoATs $1 $5inch Black Satin Rovis vara 14, at Ascension Church, Atlantic City, Note the big size—36x48 inches. Pretty | Derfect grades, 42x36 and 45x36; hemmed by the Rev. Thomas Kieffer. white patterns on pink or blue grounds. S tood qrality Rleached Muslin Petticoats, with body and embroidery ruffie, i The t of honor and principal T = speske? at the Thuraday night soiree Window 2 for sl Yard-Wide 6Y d s $1 $1.50 Bear Waist ‘Washi on on af s studios £ the Washing Lo Sllon N T secc || SHADES . . . . LONGCLOTH oy UNION SUIT. . . ‘will be Mr. George Julian Zolnay, the All colors, in good quality n&r\luue eloth; English Longeloth, chamois finish, elose High neck and long Weeves sculptor and president of the Arts |} strong rollers. Complete with fixtures. woven. Ten-rard piece, $1. Club, who will speak on “The Recon- 40-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, Yard . ...$3.98 35-inch Taffeta and Satin Brocade, Yard, $4.50 i Third Floor—Lansburgh and Brother and ready for use. sold all sea- ; all sizes 2 to 13 vears. struction of the Parthoncn at Nash ] $1.50 Winter $l 3 Pounds 1 39c Infants’ I Rattania Fiber Rugs— Crex Carpeting—This Intrusted. ‘The musical program will VESTS & PANTS. . BATTING. ... .... SHIRTS. . 4 fOl' $1 Twenty new and at- serviceable carpeting | include a series of soprano solo selec- : . : 2 = oo 1 s L tfons by Miss Falitn Graham with s | " IS0 al'hig o™ Y0t At Ruh Compor e T wlehs b | Gl auls, bieh nerk tong seves, tractive ipattemnsiare gei==peciaLy sood for Rosemary Fincicel, piano soloist: 3iss (175 Gauze @) £ @7 | 27a27-inch PP e shown in these serv- use in hallways, bed- St Rt | Onion surrs 2 for 81(57bERs 5 for 81| Merone™ 2 for $1 e . e violinist. o &' e & T Py Pho hostesses for the-evening will be quallly” eotien: smbied: dow. mecks | € iegh niar* seommed Diapers, feish “ana | | Strined. or. phels meseaive, with mic The colors, too, are Finished with neat Mra Marias R Campbell, Mrs. Silas slecveless, lace knee pants. clean: worth $3.50 doz. 4 braid trimmings, e skraeh Brand-new skirts of splendid men’s wear and Frénch gdflltularly pleasing. borders. 24 inches Bent _an . Myrtle Smal == = T - —_— = S oL § ize .45. ide. Budolph de Zapp, president of tne 49¢c Double 4 for $l 40-inch Fine 3 Y ds P SI 53¢ Kleinert’s I serge, Baronette satin, Taffeta, two and three tone Ok AR wide. Yard, 79c. T Mers Helen 3. P. Starr will be in VESTS ko ek VOILES. . *y | JIFFY PANTS 3 or $1 I plaids, introducing a score of new ideas. There are jaunty _ Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. i have tailored flaps or inset pockets and button trim- ;»l ming. Others are accordion plaited. i Miss Virginia Teeters, Miss Lucille 2 ‘Waters, Mi: ss Angeia Robingon, ’, 25¢ Kitch T R Miss R Ingalls, Senorita Estrella 19c Woman’s 8 f l o 6 S l To $5 Velvet Amores and Miss Helen Rutt. There (NYVESTS . .. . . or TOWELING *y HATS l will be dancing. Good quality gauze cotton vests; taped | Assortment of Twill or Crash, in bleached The members of the Goucher Col- | ] neck and crocheted armhole. asiisiparieds ”‘:’{r“n"nr::;"l‘ uwnd “"”:Ndl styles, in a good lege Alumnae Club will be the hostesses - Hemstit. = L at the usual tea at the National Club | 20c Extra Size SHEETS $2 Mourning ST S g e T 8y it it Mo | VEsTS ™ 0 6 for $1|SHEETS. ........ 91| Grpemne gy ruary 9. Mrs. Wililam W. Guth, wite |} ¢ - & ‘ E gy Gent of Goucher. Conege, || oryise ribbed vest, fuil cut, taped neck and | blcuched musiin, njiet Ath crepe or grosgrain rivbon: also 2na Miss Isabel Baldwin, president of (1o 2 0 0% _|\TABIE o1/ V1. €1 | - Rice, Miss Charlotte Sprenkel, 4 g = Eloce ol 1SS 1| Perfect quality black or white lile hese; | terus: 4 inches wide: seronds. it i e e OF 6pTaS: in beau- 7 == full fashioned; all sizes. 29‘: H“ck o ; o : . s TowkLs, . .9 for $1|MERSBIOE 57 gy - Curtains and Materials. uare, Monday evening. From 8:30 Huck and Turkish Towsls, extra-fine - I & 6 pr. $1 8 E for Spring Hanging to 936 there will be » el perioa, || pyoycp et Chamray s, i s | | | | Crisp Curtains will do more towards “dress- followed by dancing until 1 a.m. Music : 2 i ing up” a house grown dingy from the long win- uality. Sizes 18x34 and 18x3 will be furnished by two orchestras. Soc Tarkish 3 f gl The chut il e Somropristety aee: ||l Vi S23e=ian, " | TOWELS . . . 9 IO gWEATESRS i i ter months than anything else. Here is an op- orated for the occasion. Arrangements are in the hands of the house commit- | | 727 Heayy Double-thread Turkish Towels, full i portunity to obtain attractive curtains at very small expenditure. tee, of which Mr. Henry E. Stringer is sz Full-Fashi s chairman. joned e SILK HOSE. . . ... 1 | Filet Net Curtains, Pair, $1.50 Firmly woven; these filet net curtains are shown MARGIN OF COAL PROFIT. tors Show 71 Cents a T 39c Hemstitc o) Gasiity i ta i ey oo | HO5E. A pr. STTOWELS. - 3 for $1 | sttt i o 0 ant s in plain or figured centers with neat border designs. 214 yards long. January to October. & mo“sl Scrim and Marquisette, Yard, 19c and 29¢c There are many lovely color combinations that will i harmonize charmingly with the georgette blouses for Spring. These are the skirts that will be worn this I coming season, so it is time to act and act quickly. il Second Floor—Lansburghk & Brother Collur-attached Chambray Shirts, in size. 20x10: big values. Heavy Shawl-collar Sweaters, in navy, gray and brown; kizes ‘34; $ Lo izes up to 343 2 big $2MEN'S TowkLs. 2 for $1 Big Heavy Bath Towels, very absorbents extra-full size. 2ix48% inches. Very elight faults {n these: black, white 04 colors; if perfect, worth $2. -South of New York and Philadelghia There Is No Larger Collection of Spring Millinery An average margin of profit of 71 jar and out sizes, in biack, white and | Fine-grade ";r-“mnth-d Huck. Towels; . ¢iF. egul = cents a ton was realized by operalofl‘ ‘olars; scéonds of Soc grades. -;n: size lll s {1 WASH SUITS . . who are members of the National|l o5 fieores 7 1 - 3 1 i loice. of 100 Fine Coal Assoctation from J; s svesis o R S e 7 pr. o tssons. . 3Vds. ST in_all popular ny wanted color .Amortment of plain or fancy miterns, | Boys’ 75¢ e F T g': For sash or bedroom curtains this type of cur- Association has announced. The doc- || Mercerized fintsh, fine rib; 1n black, white | widthe to 5 inchee o4 2 f 1 | | taining_will prove very satisfactory. In cream, ecru ument from which the figures are || "] cordovan; sizes 4 to 6%. Women’s $1 3 Pr sl UNION SUITS or it | and white with neat borders. 36 inches wide. at 00 Fine Ecru Ribbed Un i o 5 . . o Exd < : % toneth: juxt endugh 1h Tate et ete Scrim Curtains, Pair, $1.25 “The actual average pront. with in. || FINE HOSE . . Silk_and lisle, gTeen or brown mixtures; 528 2l excene pront ana incomo taxen | | i, W s b 25 5 i Large aséortment of He: SCARF &SHAMS A e T A AR D T Pretty pattern fancy laceedge cretonne | NA— 5= —————m— ‘ton. 0 Other gata submitted by the asso- | Boys’ 2x1 3 r $l ciation, taken from the mine records, P ; shows that the average return on in- | RIB HOSE Cicic . searf and_shams. l v“’c:p:la.lhor onerA‘!lnz companies | perfect qualitys heavy ribbed: fast black; | Rubber 'op $l g - reporting to the association was 15.33 | stzes 7 to 11 .o Do oot tho ciatement of tho asso- || 0o CORSETS. ... .. de, me makes 1 eyt g Sy i Children’s A wonderful value; Jout received: all new ; neat pat- Men’s 75c o e Pomatacsimen commitien, 1 35¢_Infants’ 5pr.$ HALF HOS| Ready to hang at your windows; these 2}5-yard, good-looking curtains are shown in white, cream and f beige. Finished with lace edging or insertion. Here you will find all the newest ideas in straw and straw and ribbon combinations, as well as smart models in fancy braids, beautifully flower trimmed. There are other urique touches of trimming which will surely compel your attention. in black or white; fine Fourth Floor—Lansburgh and Brother AH the colors in’ Joseph’s coat are repre- D 'n t Handm d 5 sented, and many new; onet; tln‘t’- hn;e certainly been more recently introduce ou cannot atl y aae ' . help but find one or more hats in this tremen- dous collection which will look well with your and fresh: all sizes to ROt " 6 pr. $1 (3 Bk 4 f0 T | BOW Ties. . 3 for $1 | Painfin ! oice of o 11 ! late winter and spring wardrobe. [ P g - i .u".“,;::”"‘.’., g;;-‘h, in black or cordovan; ik e aliens. (s sy (Ohokeiat vv;;!'k:ug;t.hgl-’x: :nl.t:‘r;m y;”"‘.n.ll‘fly- | P hlllpplne U ndel’ gar ments SRR R T Y PR . Seam-Back $2.00 Voile S: resh, s | an o aper A T S A T~ — T Fresh, new garments, cut generously full and l Upholstering |rsiiK LISLE WAISTS. . ....... 31| armyHos. 3 for $1 shaped to conform to the figure. The material is . 95 e etk o S HOSE : 4 pr. $l e reh tace; anaigens 0 || qains, Worated Hoso in ol sises; warm and fine—snowy white and soft. The designs are ex- H OusehOId “I;lnenS 1326 14¢h St sssisiere . e isi d as accurate. Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., 3o 5% LTtk o white, e Gntah; theso hore wia | $2.00 Muslin $l Boys’ $1.50 $l quisite—and a: e UNDERWEAR. .. _. BELL BLOUSES . . Philigpine Nightgowns, Special, $1.95 or Common Usage Let’s forget SATEEk 4 Yds $1 e Lo (o and [ Bixivariety) Of Jeat patterns, in sizen up These pretty gm}:in}s‘ al:;. figish(}:}d with fine scallops, g Those old high prices Black. brows,gray, “etc.c n,.._,n..um. To $2.00 Bungalow $1 'B"oyh:: 5250 hand embroiderediand'handmace thraughout Every housewife should take advantage of this L b et ihe oish. in temeiis o 4 yurds. ~worts 5o | APRONS . . . . . ... PANTS Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise, $2.95 and $3.95 opportunity, to lay in a supply of household and the Cartain Scrim Light o dark percales, ‘full cut, taped GG S oy Of fine quality nainsook, handmade with the finest e » at th et S ones, sYds $l edgesimldnpito 2 || Abont 150 pairs of fine wuolmtted pants itches ; hand embroidered in dainty designs. linens” at these moderate prices. N CHAMBRAY i $2.00 House $1 to 175 0l ente stz bt offstitenesy 8 5 T e Mercerized Table Damask, Yard, 59c tNew Shoes. ! bioe, grey, tan ana ko o "IDRESSES. . ..... Men’s 52 $l Beautifully Embroidered Philippine 58 inches wide, unusually heavy, lustrous damask; shown Women’s Walkmg Plaid Good a: l?rm:t o{os‘zlu. in percale or lmloN sst_ Pl Nrgi;tgou{ns. 36-95 : in a variety of pleasing patterns. This is priced for one day & Dress 71 Y gingham:_sizes only broidered only at this moderate price. Oxfords, smart in GINGHAM 2 o $1.60 5a (156, ErY ribbed garments 1n atzen up to These gowns are émbroidered in a variety of lovely y 2 hade e : 2 T l oniy. T N i designs, some finished with fine laces. Gowns are of - Cotton Napkins, Dozen, $1.50 ;’;u';?e l;:" 8! e st atiEe PEmCOAm Sk- s yats o Women’s $1.50 and $2 nainsook. 3 3 Fcir everyday use, theslelco!tbon n:p(li(ius ?If g'c:od heavy qual- cal Good_ lustrous black sateen, with . il 2 - ini > ¢ 5 8,00 m:! 1000 32-inch Dm.sl/ Yd $l g ortersy Tl ot 0, neat FELT SUPPERS e $l p’”,’fifi"w Corset Covers, 51.95 g 32-95 :l(eyr.w‘Silz)erTgilv;ry serviceable. Finished with white corded bor Women’s Walking GINGHAMS 9 /2 1 dS. Cifi)fiVEl ksz Carriage g] RS o 7, Cormagyy, el b, Very pregty and sheer are these hahdmade and hand- Half Linen Huck Towels, 3%~ e Fast colors: clomworen grade; prefty IR Rubbers for embroidered Corset Covers. Prettily designed and rib- These' firmly-woven towels in half linen huck are extra “s; stripes, checks or Dl .,,.".334“.?:.':""*-!-"'-" scalloped edges; neatly THE FAM“.-Y $l bon run. - ' . large size and firmly woven. An exceptional value at this_ price. . 950 and 15.50 29c Bleached SYds Sl SOt 5l s e Handmade Camisoles, $1.45 Size 18x36. 5 g A SH ¢ oy DRESSES $l omen, bors and girls, in il sises. Fins Especially pretty embroideries mark these Camisoles Lace-Trimmed Table Covers, $2.98 e fpr e R A N M: :u: & Children as a special value. Made of fine material with ribbon 54-inch round table covers, of fine quality material; are at- B Co. de- i re s Bl 18 o shoulder straps. = tractively lace trimmed; in a wide variety of designs. A gen- = Arthur Burt oo uine value. bl Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother - First .Plonr—l-lllirll and Brother eac] S5 BLOOMERS A £—a3 | BEDROOM 1343 F. Siieetivg 272 Yds. 8132 = 4 for $1 | supers. $1 . Eiwee etmes 18%2, Peppercll Si-inch bleached sheeting, cut| Children's fine whito muslin bloom T eatice andlcon O lonten: aar, prell ting, ners Uters in blue and red; sizcs 6 1o 2, 1a reg-