Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 7

. - 3 ‘. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922 /o |MRS. J. H. BANKHEAD'DIES : Mrs. Bankhead was born In South ~ 10 far s doe ard : Burfed i’ Alsbamnsl Carolina in 1844. She is survived by s wave Mrs. John Hollis Bankhead, widow | three sons, Representative William B. AR o = " T - | Bankhead of Alabama, John H. Bank- 5 the Associated Press. Srrazuriz, attache of the Chilean . of late Senator Bankhead of Ala-|yeg4 or Jasper, Alu. and Col. Henry NEW YORK, May 12—Peggy | ¢mbassy. ' The Errazuriz family | s bama, died yesterday afternoon at|y Bankhead, U. S. A, and a daughter, Fropkin:/Jovoe.. etitnihe, itod have indignantly deni reports Aud th g 12:30 o'clock at her residence, 1868 |Mrs. Marie B. Owen of Montgomery. M i e Inal deyoe. - | that the attache died use of | Lattle do thes kuow e Columbia roa Death 3 caused by ine grandchildren also survive. from France on the® Mauretania, unrequited love fc hant's within my 1‘1 't “'““.“My\\“ b P N . bubbled over with Indignation think this is outrageo; e N i) ass Resolution Condemning | when. on the irtp up the Marpor | goniinued. “If it hax co of Goc Gcar Father and Yt it from quarantine, she was shown men who have been charged with £ Gesar, Kout of chivalry in confidence of my American t the Pictures to Be Made by a4 Washington dispateh stating | erimes. the that the motion picture theater Amenica Is Peggy Joyce. owners of America had banned dir(the Jalr, pi brothers and sisters and t) films in which she might be fe veime a sgugn den! ng that she had be ax D s just ws dear: ne on the gray nt eold not_save With the dove of peach apparently i 3 cléi De \ hur- INTAW “AND ¥ . “in the interest of a clean a : , B | irmly Intrenched for the next twelve | jed out of France because of the e il D eTONAEY A0 AL I'months, the third national conven- i . A . ShHean sulcide. shie: sald. o DAW! ¢ 2 bat e N 1 haven't committed any crime. French police never can DY. In sad but Invlnz emewbenuce of our denr 1A E. DAWDY ! tlon of Motion Picture Theater Own-| assertcd the i it ed tuis lite fiue ers of Americ the usual wind-up resolutions, will adjourn at the Hotel Washington to- day. At the closing session yester- | The uctress said she Intended to " Twis a e 2 take up the theater ow pan day it-was voted tat the nextcon-| THE WEATHER | i b it Wtore oo ventlon be held in Chicago. ceeding to Norfolk., Va., for a Washington motlon pleture theater | District of Columbla and Maryland— | month’s rest, owners were given a unanimous vote | MOSUY cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Miss Jovee's baggage was order- | i ‘ probably showers: little ¢ inf e ctained and sent to the ap- | of thanks for “the splendid hospital- | tempe-atuze; gentle (to moderate | ser's store. (Customs agents Tongl tw ity” extended. variable winds. later subjected her to an exam- Sinee A committee of women, headed by | Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and | _ination. but_declined to comment Yer. FURNITURE can_best be 3 Mrs. A. R. Pramer of Nebraska, tomorrow, possibly showers; cooler in P me about the suleide. The people mind th own bl s and that is more than | about some Americans actress, whose after the adoption of | Bas been mentio ris In conne icide there name of : chosen by the organi visited | central portion ton moderate | e rotected and refinished | Mount Vernon early today and pla 'rd,uuvthd © Rud aaat inday | Cards of ZZhanks. | HEINRICE: v -IN-O-LITE Water Proof VARNISH. ia wreath on the tomb of Washington. | W Virzini nsettled tonlght . o AME wil | T wish to espress my sineéve | AMELIA and t ow, probahly showers; not Offer Outstanding Feature. to my friends and bors for | axo today EX-IN-O-LITE VARNISH makes worn furniture look new—it 3 : . The oatstanding feature of yester. | MUCh change in temperature, Kindness, ssmpathy and beautiful | brings out }h; "“!:““l wood and gives a brilliant, mar-proof and A A oL Yol | Records for T wenty-Four Hours. flrad trilntes durine the iliness and death | McFARLANE water proof finis Motion Picture Distributers’ Assocla- | Thermometer—i¢ p.n 86: S p., i 2 F.OHORAN. * EX-IN-O-LITE Varnish preserves the surface of Furniture, tion of Californla to the exhibitor or-|$0: 12 midnizht, 76; 4 am., vs; 8 am.. We with 10 exproxs onr sincers ap- | * Woodwork, Floors and Teim from damaging wear and brightens ganization. This offer was presented | 62: noon. 6 N ves and friends for he |by David M. Hartford, representing!| Barometer—4 p. the -many kindns urlug tie fliness of wHBIYOUT OmE: an organization of 151 members, each: i m.. | our dear brother WILLIAM 1. PRYOR, and beautiful floral fributes at the time £ wh he said, could make five o n £ 0. The offer of Mr. Hartford was sub- o1 mitted to the commlittee on business | oceurred Northwest Section Southwest Section relations, which, it i8 understood, has fat 6 a. . ! Atlantlc Hardware Co., 2014 14th 8t. 7. Jos, Oatloth. 808 43¢ Gtreet 8.W. from fiftéen to twenty additional pro-{ Tempe . mll‘th. W K. T Taylor & Bro. 10th and Water duction and distribution plans under | Highest, T B o L. Ham The delicate spicing in F. Stewart, lat and H Sts. N.W. Sts, 8.W, consideration, - an 3 it D. Weinberr, 5630 4'; Strest B.W, cegert of Milwaukea w: named chairman of” the music tax committce and W. $. Me en was | named chalrman of the committee on |ature, 3 L. 8. Quackenbush, 3363 M 6t. N.W, 3. H, Wilson, 504' G Bt A Harry Gill, Florida Ave: York Auto’ Bupply Co. Condition of the Water. 2 itho Auth’s Frankfurters is blend- ed as skillfully an artist blends his colors. Deaths. - ! ! ]l s—Te ' fghtly muddy. | | Southeast Section - sudition, ' lutions. ¥ ' BRCWN. On " e . Burd, 1534 "N, Oapitol Casper, 1013 N. Carolina R Tide Table s o % _ That is why Auth’s Frank- 75 g B.E. Pegay Joyee Banned. (Furnished Ly United States coast| ferof Lomies and i D furters have a flavor that — [Oeo. B. Gill, 043 Pa. Avemus 8.E. gAmons the many = resolutions and geodetic survey.) HIS FATHER. ¢ suit our taste to a ¢ adopted were the following: —Tow: fid 2 pigedsccoding )t Northeast Section - Anacostia, D. C. One_condemning _pictures to be | 3:30 s, “,:;‘S-,,”"lf,'fi 3,ama jang, Te ing 0. H. Clark 811 § St. N.E. 3. Frank Campbell. made by Peggy Joyce, an American [g:2s pm. . " gour desires—not ours! Get Beny. B. Gill, 6lst ‘and Dix Sts. N.E. . Brookland, D. C. | woman now Ifving in Paris. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:41 a.m., and | e it at your grocer's today! 3. L. Cutrell, i One protesting agalnst centralized | 4.19 : high tide, 9:40 a.m.. L N N Takoma Park, D, C. Hyattsville, Md. control of the Industry, which was re- | 1051 "y MER tde. 940 am. and { s, Sy cHade in Washington by Bouthern Bullding upply Co. . Hyattsville Hardware Co, feryed back toithe committee " The Sun and Moon, ! . . ne again he method of censor- ’ & on. \ N Auzri-Provision Ce Hattena & cRSCkville, Md. Silver Spring, Md. ship sought against the industry. S wm; sun sets | Hunter Bros. | This question led to a long deba {during which President Cohen said: | “Wa want pletures to have the same 0 {frcedom as the newspaper press. um | Hospita Alexandria, Va. ety Drator & Bora: Sun_rises 4:35 am.; sun n. 8.48 pm.: sets 6:14 a { _In discussing the censorship matter. | Automobile ]nmllm‘ to be 11‘~m::1 | Theodore L. Hayes of Minneapolis{one-half hour after sunset. = MEN’S FINE STRAW said: A good assortment 5 We have lost the confidence of the Up-River Waters. i wnd mother of Steila K i i & fire e deat MEN’S GENUINE American public. We must regain| HARPERS FERRY, W. Va.. Ma g DAl . W. Hr 3 f iy, fo 0 ey it. T ¢ and the & ah Interment at A ) v. 4 friend, PANAMA s 95 New Roard of Directors. rivers were clear this morning. i e Hopital, ¢ 3 ) : 1GHT s President Cohen announced the se- Weather in Various Ci - TRNOWL T oced i 5 HATS === Q| 1ection of the board of directors by = St i In ead tu n e {vote. W. A. Steffes. Minncapolis, was 1 A 3 " various siapes. Ni INCORPORAT ED S usranteed Panama Mate, in wveral desir- [ | SIoGIeq ehairman. . His a ociatein, flaz:3 1 Dand and leather sweatbind. g e . 13]6 01324, 775\ ST_N_W. b Senes, DTN AL etfec and | Buford. Tilinoie; Julian B Wi E zRS. X 2 e When 1. the Cosmos Theater. this city; Gus C. v 1 i For no words ¥ d A = — 1 D L. 1 C 1. £ [&cimit ndiana: ke £ Camertora. . oenital, “| Thathe ords b ke e ennsylvania; . Cady, Mich- : e er of E. Harry L. Mgers, | S 5 History Repeats Itself--In This Stupendous Purchase and Sale of |llzimiitue s o iy SR A T . P :hull. New . Pramer, M. | Abilene, T S T i 1 Wisconsin ave. ~ In ! . N et A { braska, and Edward Fay, Rhode | Avmry Fark oo o e - ltelatives and e mont ; r . ] Island, Asbury Park . © Dt eloudy E et : | "Mr. ‘Schmidt then offered a resolu- | > 15 o othe admother passed = A tion concerning the trade papers. say- % 1 3 3 » hear nother passe X . [ ing that the revie in the trade E o p 4 bt SUTER AND TWO | papers “have proved misleading.” and 2mee 208 . Clea 3 i Ciaky ANp 2 ° N T R | suggesting a board of review to be [ X i H 3 - made up of members of the organi- | (i o _ TOMAS K. KID 2 ag remembranie - y 3 3 ‘zatlon and that their opinfons in turn | Cine DAVID F. DUMBERTL, R a & tathor,FIE ? £ i ¢ Jon pictures reviewed should be pub- | i ¥ | MYERS. There will | cinl commu is life fonr 3 # % 3 3 8 {lished in the weekly bulletin of the|De S0, - Ul | cation of "t . Whiting 2 . Ma 1 jorganization. 7 who ance was ' RITES FOR MRS. McNAIR. | Widow of Rear Admiral ‘to Be Buried at Arlington. One year ago when we started this sale all Washington was star- residen CLAtA he held at T 2 p.m. (Fairfax Court House, Va tled with the wonder- Mrs. Clara W. McNair, widow of 1 RICHARDSON. Wednesd e e g ful values we ofidred Rear Admiral F. V. McNair#U. §. 2 & {73 pim.. Nergr, THORN WM. H. SARDO & CO. 0 . 4 X {died Tuesday at her residence at An- {Pittsurgi: N 412 Hoat. ne Phove Lioeola 52, This year’s sale is even A { { napolis, Md.” Funeral services will be Portland. S S T Marien | Modern Chapel Automobile Funers fui e e Jad . Dumeral Servloes Wil e (L e ¢ . . and déxoted father of Mre. Lottie T = £ = better and bigger. A ; streets, at 12 o'clock noon tomorrow. | & L4k ¢ Ry taceor Wilile and the Tnee | = O There is a complete : § 3 Interment will be in Arlington na- ¢ arinon Cooper. Punerst sereiren] VoI o & EARE Co » : 3 i tlonal cemetery beside Admiral Me- v 14, at 1 pm., at Metropol- | xoier e : range of sizes from 33 3 & A 3 Nair, . 7 r prist (‘h-; ‘r t. between 1 <M<c‘te!é"‘*\' xhe -‘Lkfl»”ls“e'll{"srpl;:l;'- Z : P o e s, n.w. lutives and friends { o.iginal W. 0 46, and no charge for g The pallbearers will be Admirals . 8 A oudy ;. ent ATTington veime establishm s t0 46, ar g : = 0 | Bronson, Walnwright, William L ; : 0L Eftionass et AT gton coviete maermrs 940 F St N.W, alterations. E 3 i Rogers, Jewell, Col. Vocoresses and | o ] : : Capt. Moore, ~who were lifelong - Forelgn. I James Tubinsen. Inloted | L B Riehie Qe L (8 a.m.. Green otz 5 Qe deied ey | Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Me) s ions. i fure, Weather. | S S Stabtiste Washington from 1890 to 1900. during | i, | ™ clondy Amother 3034 M St. N. W, Estatliaued 1831 which time Admiral McNair was sta- Clowds | Automoblie _Service. s OEE itioned at the old Naval Observatory J. WILLIAM LE A oy - bl ' and was in charge of building and For Conservatwe 5 iy 5 lcomnlp(!ng the new observatory, #nd embalmer. Livers in Comme- .For Young MenA . Saturday. Mas 13, at & thence fo the Holy Name Church, wh requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.m. ment Mount Olivet cemetery. minute in style, fit and work- Modern Chapel. T manship. Sizes 33 to 44. { | sung am. for th oy dious chupel aud mode; ; teldmiral MeNair was later superin- v m\b.‘,uu. Relatives wnd friends fuvited to | prices. 332 Pa. av 1 o ssortt o % 4 . endent of the Naval Academy and re- | Hamilton, attend. 120 = t\\f:ed: Ii,zra,-i(“ ;}1)0:: rm;gi]:ne A Dressers y : ; 4 [celved Admiral Cevera and the Span Havan, 3 Clou [RYON. sudeste. Nas 11, 2022 at 000 Timothy Hanl X es, fla s, 5 sh prisoners at t! i Colon, Canal oudy am B « v, beioved son of Ph 5543, cassimeres anfi other fabric Included 1 1 3 5 et 4 Bl ey were l:lernndaldus:?::nfhe“lxgfi e e faie doin T “and Maria V% -;T e | —Qute . °"l’5’:m&_ x X < ncluded are all-wool serges, o e ¥ with Spain. Commander F. V. Me- Espey).. Foeral from 4 avull 2 in sport model; body-fitting pure worsteds, fine cassimeres . > ] g Nair. the only son of the deceased,| PLAY TO BE REPEATED. | ypicripiiug estautsniment, 48 s wi, o | W. W. Deal & Co. coats and single and double and cheviots in the wanted colors, i o e Ig;;‘r";j ;;03:;'}%‘3:-:‘1! Zone to take : _ where mass will be supg at D am. e | G16 B ST NE Lincols Mo double breasted models. Every that are tailored to give service. e e b i Motors Wwill be provided for any of| London Assurance’ which was{SCANLON, Mot " 7, - ttie el tiad d e The assortment is tremendous, i g 4 Mrs. McNair's friends who care to ac- | Presented by the Washington Read-| " biloved husband of the late Catheriue Frank Geier’s Sons Co. suit is well made and up to the and there are regulars, sHorts, i ¢ " : ¥ A | company the funeral party to Arling- |ers' Club on April 18, will be repeat- | Seaulon. Funewl frum T, Havlon: 1113 SEVENTH CET N.W. | stouts and slims in the lot, from { ¢ 3 4 ¥ .7 | ton after services at the church. ed under the auspices of the Liberty ! sizes 34 to 46. 2 Loan Club on May at Gonzaga College Theater, it was announced . Departed this life Thursday morn QLG drate et atedeatestesds | today. x May 11, 1922, ut 5:10 o'clock. at hix | SPUI RIS CRIAII U994 | 1°053% play 13 under the direction of | rexidence, Joim at-: Hrentwood, Sid Miss Fmma A. Jordan, who also| SMITH, the beloved husband of Plays the part of Lady Gay Spank Smith. ' Funeral services Mondas, SPE CI AL /NOTICE er in the production. Miss Ada L.! f&f %P at the Ve AvEune Townsend is assistant director. 3. A. Willis, pastor. Relatives and frie TO OUR CUSTOMERS The play is @ comedy Of the Period | ‘mre requested 'to aitend. of 1840, and its presentation 1 Members of the Home Benefit “As month was déclared to be one of the | notified of the death of Brother most successful of the local amateur H of John st We will not advance our price | season. ~ The cast includes the fol- | Men’s Dept. Opens 8 A.M. Saturday — Extra Salespeople EN’S LOW AND HI gs| SCOUT MEN’S LOW AND GHSHOS‘SHOES 3.45 " MORTICIANS 173(; 32 Pa. ave, c L ~ - Veshington, D. C. EaTaRUSRID 30, “Phones 3. 5512 3513, &> T. RYAN 517 PA. AVE. S.E Cbapel lodel { | -1 lowin George W. Irving, Elton 3 one penny on our home grown | Tavior, Robert A. Halsted, James M. | Arthur J. Rhodes, Clar- 2. Ruebsam, Emory J. .\nmn," Barbour, Emma’ A. Jordan. | . Adams and Ada L. Town- | FOR MOTHER'S DAY | 4 . W. R F.HIN 2901-2003 14t e Ambulanee Pr R SreareCo 1208 H _STREET NW. of Wm. A. F . 0. of 0. FOR BOYS { AND MEN ' 1.95 range for t and a full Usual o FOU\ND{? e (FORMZRLY 940 F ST NW) . ATREDAVLE-Female. Apply Washingion Ani- PHONE MAIN (08 B D . . - I Resctie League. 319 Mi. ave. s.w. i e i Selected from this scason’s lines, and you will find English, nn‘::"ilerlv"iie.'mfn?: figmvrv?{n: Low Price ....... s 1'_5_0. POCKETRODK—Inqulre 134 You s.e. T Imai (aee Colllzs). ARS) CuNichols WB'Speare cative . i M durable leather soles. All —lsu Telnity Thomas Clrcle. Will re- ; i gy new.brogue and conservative st_,\les in both tan and black. Not e T T e D sulr,:,{t:m v Vil Thoows Saturda, m‘u-'x’-;:’." i MONUMENTS, all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the lot from 6 toJ1. and 6% to 11. oz, SULLIVAN. Thu _ oRUea - LOST. AN Beautiful Bethesda Blue Granite — Monuments. 3 pu o e CIRTS’ AIT.WOOI CAPFS| _ BEAUTIFUL STYLESIN | Long as Supply Lases RO T wier <y 0 Tt | On account of shortage, only half | BRIEF CASE, black, confaiuing papers, SWANN. Thursday, Ma 5 ry modern desizn and in evers fiuls) A _special new assortment dozen to customer, and none delivered. | ble to owner only; Wed., about 4 am., ANNA REBECCA, bel of | priced far less ¢ SR Epetito ga of Children's All-wool Tweed $ 79 ; Lapptte or MANEL Cas S0 O acions Funtral foom her Inte | o i aetaram e % i ard_for. . No questions St uneral 't ; e 15 remarkatle no ar it and arm slits of contrasting coloring. Specially priced at ,:-1" Value, $5.50. Sizes 2 to GIRLS' WHITE AND COLORED ORGANDY DRESSES { Artificial Carnations ..... CAMEO PIN, this morning, valued for asso- 5 . “Oxon Hill, Md. | that make it ey ciation. Reward. 1322 15th n.w.. Apt. 24, *| where mass will be said at 10 a.m. Rela. 2 < : in ol DTAMOND from brooch, cn 10th st. nw, be-| tives aud friends invited. . The Monument Shop and F. Return 933 I UNDERWOOD. Friday. Mar 12, 1922, § st nw. bin Gaiibe HAMILTON UNDERW ; i Each “We speclalize In designing and erect. Ing memorials (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and character. We will gladly show you many beau- "| Misses’ and Children’s White Low Shoes —On Gth bet. T and K n.w. Reward if H Ki [Raty DOZ ZSC e o T3P T 3o Spilng KE’ ier on . 3 {Plants. ....... *y B rond. Reward,Adams 1 t word In fashion's realm. . dress wear, street wear ‘WHITE. Departed this 1if¢ 15 Eve st, nw., ry of ‘white and one brown eye. Finder kindly fi"’ our dear wife and mother, EFFIE Write for lllustrated Booklet I 14 (5 0.C. Carpenter, 6 Baitimore st., Hyattseille,| CLARK, who departed this iife one JeAr | e $ Md. _Reward. 14% ‘[ ago today, May 12, 1921 MAL—EJBIGNS 2 TIRE—33x4 Goodrich Silvertown cord tire and There is such a sad. sad longing 2 2 o o ey STecios Rewamh 80 R Ll R Goce ngain our dear mevuer. l(.‘mclc Bros. Co., 1214 F St. ’ 2 and evening wear. Each a piéture of the mil- SASONIC PIN, 320 degree. Wil Iady who| 1 P.m, at his residence. : . ors OFEan ey Drcsscar Tiuer's art Made of good quality white telepionea please call asain? heward| At brinl, Miness iieh e bt Witk | titul specimens of our work in any of Brefiily, trinimed IR Tows . canvas, in both English and M“y‘;»;zm: o far TabeT Seiiombery, | L, UryIvad be 2 oving and devoted wite, the local cef i ?.&n’;é‘,'“fS‘.e. glo\::.m;'-»ln?:icr?é = Girls” Hats, 3 sll Footform shape models, in one- . |Portiana, e, day 9. Toward. 2254 Cathe: and s mother. Mes Bl wepite podimm. | THE "“f';‘"'::':,"\::,";riz" S jade. ' Sizes 7 to 14. Spe- All styles, only.....oc.uuut | strap, twin-button and oxford z O Tt beowa cioker, i FF A AuS mam at by Etfteant 2 Sitly pricsdiab MLO% — styles. Your Florist from 1542 Park road to 2158 California st. inz. Friends fnvited. : CEMETERIES » L 8 Californin_sr. R = izes . IN. N—Gold, lettered *Taby.” in bine: in the g i 5 R‘l‘ LINCOLN $10 ALLWOOL | SALE OF CREPE AND Siaes $1.49 916 F St. NW. |iqu et i i e n Memoriam. = 0 B..urnennn ward. . Notify office, Wm. Hahn & Co. P % . The Park Cemetery i anburst, Call M 5 . In loving remembrance of my TAFFETA Sizes $l 59 S oideidodds deidoisadedoddeidedds X N Py Upburara, U1 Mrs. LB Stine } O her, SAHARA CHAPPLE, who died 86 nom-Sectarian Perpetual Care 8 toll..... o > Dt (B & | TN West Point, class "29. Flease call Wesi| €0 Years ago today, May 12, 1907. Beautiful and fitting ‘Washington Circle. Reward. * However glad the ties that now are bindin; y Sizes 00 or Z211 2 Howerer. Jyoms trow. my biessings new location ' i OCKETBOOK, leather. containing $3% in b 3 n. . i 1% to 2 il Sqipale_bisck kid “plores: (owner 1ot o . 1t ey Readily accessible—on .. near 9th by mista 3 e A ° For. B “ B I A If returned. | Mrs, Sarah Weeks, Apt. To. that dear ubed-to-be of ‘home. and you. electric car line. Get H0r|l,CkS 401, 1115 9th st. n.w. . And though mo tribute, ours or ans other: 1ti boul > W | CKET DIARY, 1916—Small, Biack Teather In words or deed can all your love repas On Baltimore boule- Girls’ d Bo S’ The ORIGINAL ggfim robably’ near Waiter Reed Hosp! Those memories in my heart call %o you, vard, at District line y an y ' Maited Milk Monda fluy 8 Bemart. Communicate with| g o0 "Feen you safe, to dwell with him ) 1 - : ke R B 705 12th St. N.W . Brown Oxfords P ol B e ) T Offce LNW. ~ rown or P G vts "mow.y maogany color. with ‘one | CLARK. A tribute of lose to the m Phone Franklin 4745 $5.00 REAL STYLES & VALUES TO $15 Women's and Misses’ Taffeta and Crepe de Sport Coats of tweed |~} S ort o8 ttors, brown | Chine Dresses of all the newest shades—beige, and copen. Inverted | henna, gray, brown, periwigkle, black and navy. 7 4 . 3 - NBRELLA, sl dl K. W. ‘Whom death took from us awa: Prompt auto delivery service. Do b Por convertinig | Pannier or pleated sides and a few overskirt mod- Made of soft "'; l"“’é ’“"flé Quick Office, Roturn 10, Mics. Bitsce, 1635 Q Nobly at her post siie stood, Artatie—ssprenive oepeneive___ gomre iB18es to 40 |els; fancy lace-trimmed vestee or the round neck ";’ge. cxtension 30'cs. /i, S1zes BT WATCH Diamond _snd _piatin pitinu: ueL:na; :Ey:‘% 2’5:9 i dn‘:.l:-m-'u well, GEO. % S%FFER ;fl-‘: 1 1 i - al oW BXPRESSI' FLO] EMBLEMS. Phane with kimoho sleeves. Sizes to 42. Special at $8.95. fmall, SDITE: so6 Wenamen Park Hotal, 14 HUSBAND AND GHILDREN. * | at MODERATE PRICES. 20161740 b AR A