The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1917, Page 13

Youthful BY CHARLE that point to the end of this @moothly and joyously. her weakness for siangy titles, 1s strengthened by Leo Shubert in a Production that ts essentially youthful and gay, as well as having that touch of “smartness” which has come to be focepted as Miss Marbury’s hall- mark in the theatre. With two gen- uinely amusing comedians the plece is jolly good fun, added to which are “eatchy” tunes and sprightly danc- ing. In fact, you will find at the Ghubert the liveliest, happy-go-luck- feet dancing show in town. Good entertainment ts the result of ‘Thomas Sydney’s book, Harry B. Smith's lyrics and Jerome Kern's music, For a time Mr, Kern seems to be folowing the good example set USED AS A LINIMENT aways eady Rolet “STOPS PAIN” INSTANTLY Rub It On Rub It In For Rheumatism, N relat Laumbago, Sore Throat, Setation, Sore Muscles: chance to buy the genuine @ Infertor article. \NKING. "AND “FINANCIAL. _ would not buy them. ning to build 25,000 during the fl 466 automobile dealers think years. $12,000,000.00 for Harroun mad We know the proven ability of Management of the Harroun there are tremendous profits in of same in the future. We consider the automobile industry to-day Up to and including Janua orders at this pric 7, on that date vanced to 87 per share. mittance. 15 Broad Street TELEPHONE 124 DENTISTRY. 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OSE & SON 49 Maiden Lane, 6th 1, Phone Jonn 214, * DIAMONDS & CREDIT OT VALUES, uanuiend, BASEN T THIS 3 35 RAMt OND Bio Vane, *ihove Sonn 945, DIAMONDS ON cuore, Pe ey OR 44 Con U7) Bwat, bt Fi —e WORLD WanTe WORK WONDERS, “Thm eal! or. “THE NEW PLAYS “Love o’ Mike” 3S DARNTON TX pretty girls all in a row singing “Drift With Me” started “Love o' Mike” on the right course at the Shubert Theatre last night, and from This time Elisabeth Marbury, with¢—<<—<$<—<—<$_$$_$_$_$_——_————— } It Does Not Blister! 2 OC” wit PROSPECTS! Concerning Harroun Motors Without the prospects of future business the manufacturer has no incentive to produce goods. Without the prospect of selling these goods the merchant The Harroun Motors Corporation believe automobile dealers want a Ray Harroun made car to sell for 3595, so they are plun- and have applied for 166,000 cars per annum for the next five This is in addition to foreign contracts totalling neurly believe the Harroun Motors Corporation will receive a big portion Harroun Motors Stock, $6 Per Share this new stock the per share. Orders with postmark at place of mailing not later than Jan. 1917, will receive same attention as though delivered to us After this date the subscription price will be ad- Come to our offices in person, or write, inclosing remittance of 10 per cent. of order, balance to be paid on acc Or wire—our expense—and follow by mail confirmation and re- Make all applications and remittances to 0. E. CHANEY & COMPANY, Motor Securities NEW YORK CITY Dentistry. Sunpaya, 9 To2 | T 'atorta a Goodwin. A tennis dance was ited with consideratre skill by a atin Tod and Helen Clarke. “Love o' Mike” means pretty girl clean fun, good somgs and sprightly dancing, — COLUMBIA BURLESQUE HAS A FEATURE CHORUS and Gay The real feature of this week's bur- lesque at the Columbia Theatre is the exceptionally fine work done by the chorus, The cast is good, but the chorus is the real feature. Two one-act plays are presented, and the large audience was delighted with them, taking kindly to the work of Jack Conway, who takes the lead. A competent cast assists Conway. by Leslie Stuart in English musical Among the most important are Barry plays, but he soon comes Into his own | Melton and the three Bullowa Girls, — ragtime with “t Wonder Why." I «a1@H LIFE GIRLS” tht | the house, head-and-heeis, Mus} AN ALLURING LOT AT Wessell knew just what to do with! the song, and she accordingly made it the hit of the performance. She! sigh jife is not #0 bad after all, as did not, however, make the most of @/ can be proved by a visit to the second opportunity with “The Baby Ojympic Theatre on Fourteenth Vampire," for instead of cooing this | street, where the “High Life Girls,” lyric she was apparently Intent upon|a two act burlesque, is presented. making herself heard at the back of This group—the High Life Girls —made things merry last nigh: musical play everything went both uncommonly good song—that exceed-| throughout the show. In the com- ingly clever musical director, Frank pany are Beatrice Harlowe and Wa! Tours, should take Miss Wessell in|ren Lincoln Travis, who make 1 hand and tone her down a bit. {dividual hits with their singing and George Hassell helped immensely ; comedy. to keep the fun going as a inutler—or, if you choowe, “the old family re- who had gone movie mad. n amusing and ingenious idea to make Jackson intent upon achiev- Ing crimes he had witnes#ed as a ing picture “fan.” ‘This idea was ized inimitably by Mr. Hassell, as urglar” who thought of disguises of safety first and tried to @ table drawer with an egR- Lawrence Grossmith brought his English sense of humor to tho part of Captain Lord Michael Kildare, for the love of whom by the girls at a house party the play gained Its| title, Mr, Grossmith was most aml- |} able and always at his ease, He has evidently decided to dance and grow thin—and this is distinctly in his favor. Peggy Wood sang and acted pleas- ingly. She proved her cleverness in making a groat deal of “A Lonesome Little Tune." Molly McIntyre also figured daintily in the performance. James Grover Tarver, 7 feet 5 inches tall, is to act in Fox films. They may hit. all in. Marjorie Rambeau's second film production will be in a picture ver- sion of the Kummer play, ‘“Mother- hood.” Frank Powell is the producer. A fourteen-year-old girl writes this department to ask where she can en- ter the film business as a star, some one kindly supply this informa- tion? Annette Kellermann, star of “A Daughter of the Gods,” may soon be asked to establish a chair of swin ming at a large university. We thought swimmers sat on rocks. This is Navy Week at “20,000 Leagues | added @ sense of humor rare in per- | formers peculiar to the *‘mes, and he ad a graceful partaer in charming NG AND. FINANCIAL, pit ope to see him wiggle his Lols Meredith will be the principal figure in B. S, Moss's next release, “In the Hands of the Law.” Elaine Hammerstein will algo act for Mr. Moss. Her picture will be “Ono Hour," not “Come Out of the Woods.” In making one of the McClure Sins called “Sloth,” a man was engaged to fall off a horse. He did it in a very gentle manner and Director Marston |\vas far from pleased. The man said he was getting only $10 for the fall rst year, 1917-18. for $25. He got it. the public wants this type of car —~- Whitman Reappoints Gen. Stotes- bury. Jan. 16,—Goey nnounted the reappointment of n. Louis W, Stotesbury of New Frank Bethel was appointed 1 je cars, of the men composing the Board Motors Corporation. We know the automobile business, and we Aadjt. € York Bronx Parkway Com, coed the Jate William’ Van F ing, ‘Com- missioner of FP Albany Was appointed cous reporter, to muceeed Joseph most attractive purchase in ry 17, midnight, we will consider »tance of order, 35 Wall Street f-124:t HANOVER, HELP WANTED—MALE. MOTORMEN | and CONDUCTORS | WANTED. ! 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Couprighia, Protect your ith fit iotectlona plot _Inwyer, text “flote, Woalwests ‘Owen Midg,, Washingion, D, 0, Big | and would tumble three times as hard} OLYMPIC THEATRE| the house. For her sake as well as Pretty 4 y the. princl the good of the song—and it is an| Michelena Pennettl, ths pi se erted '$ Motion Picture No! have to make double exposures to get | Will | Whitman | AND STARS JACK CONWAY | the ope | For that matter, the charm and/ Under the Sea.” Many sailors are | spirits of all the girls would insure] going to the Broadway Theatre, but | the success of any house-party. the schooners are to be found a block } To his expert dancing Clifton Webb | away on Seventh Avenue. When the Ballet Russe visited Los | Angeles recently Charlie Chaplin went | ehind the scenes just for fun and | almost caused a Russian riot. They | By Sylvester Rawling. HERE was a remarkable slump in mustcal activities yesterday, the record showing, outside of ra, only two plano recitals, At Acollan Hall in the afternoon Oliver Denton presented the Busont ar- rangement of the Bach toccata and fugue tn D minor, three compositions by Brahms, Schumann's symphonic studies, opus 13, Chopin's sonata tn B flat minor, and two other of the latter's composions. It was a digni- fled programme, played by a serious artist, In a manner to command re- spect, T In the evening, at Aeolian Hall, Murl Silba, her figure girlish and wearing a fetching costume, elected to play the Tausig version of the Bach toceata and fugue in D minor, the Chopin sonata in B minor, and a froup of smaller compositions by Rachman{noff, Glazounow, Leachet- izky and the Chopin-Liszt “Malden's Wish," which, in song, 1s Marcella Sembrich's inevitable Good - night! isa Silba displayed an admirable nse of rhythm, a fine singing tone, and a crispness in her playing alto- gether admirable, Zandona!'’s “Francesca da Rimini” at the Metropolitan Opera House last night attracted @ great many moi People than the strength of the sub- scription, the whole audience showing absorption tn the action and appre- elation of the singing. Frances Alda, both in singing and acting, has broadened hor grasp of Francesca and made of the girl, beloved of three brothers, a compelling and fateful fig- ure. Amato, Martinelli and Bada maintained their skill. The bevy of including Edith Mason, Mabel son, Lenora Sparkes, Sophie u and Nora Perini, were lovely upon as well as to hear, Mr. conducted with his usual co Di gestive Efficiency]! Is the foundation of good health — When the stomaoh, liver or bowels need help—TRY HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS Breakeupchildren’s co ughs and colds quickly. Mother’s i2@ dependence for 50 years as a safe and sure treatment for croup id sshooping cough. Make it your family cough-and-cold doctor, too— it’s the right remedy to have at the right time, right in your own home, 25c at your druggist. FREE TEST Write to,A.C. Mover Co, Mention Parer. MOTHER! LOOK AT YOUR CHILD'S TONGUE! Give “California Syrup of Figs” if Cross, Fever- ish, Sick, Bilious, Constipated—They love it Watch Children Now! Guard Against Colds, Gripe, ! Sore Throat and Sickness by Keeping Liver and Bowels Free from Poisons menting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have wu playful child again, A thorough * side cleansing” is ofttimes all Anat’ 1s necessary, It should be the first treal- ment given in any sickness. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Me rove druggist for a 50-cent bottle of “California Syrup of Figs," which has full dircetions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle, . See that It is made by the “California Fig Syrup Company.” Don't merely ask” for Syrup of Figs, but ask for "California Syrup of Pigs” Remember, "Cali —Advt fornia.” | Three men w. and Two Hund Street at 8.20 automobile in swerved and © injured at Broadway and Thirty-seventh Kk to-day wh wi crashed Into a_subway Two Pianists Heard: THREE HURT IN AUTO WRECK «.| Francesca, the Opera. pillar, The injured are: Ralph bs theatrical manager, who gave his ad- cas aa No. bf ilarrison Rtreot,, Bast usions of the face; Albert manager, who lives rorty~ Ys at # Jeighth Street_and Eighth Avenue, con- an | Hundr hich they were driving | abi tusion of left leg, and Samuel Golden, of Ni also A manager nty wee Ail went to thele on first ald CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS | PURIFIES YOUR BLOOD: For centurtoa all over the world GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O11 haa afforded rettot In thousands upon thousands of ca Jame back, lumbago, actatica, rheun tiem, nes, gravel and all aff tlona of the ki liver, stomach, blad dor and allied organs, It acts quickly It does the work. neys and purities the blood Now man, a new woman, of you. quéntly warde Attacks of the id fatal dine yt the iketdn completely cures the en of the organs of the the bladder and kidneys It cleanses your kid Tt makes a It fre dread of cloudy urine, sediment, of “brtek+ dust,” indicate an unhealthy condition Do not delay @ minute tf your back ache * across the lolna oF when urinating. Go to once and get a box of MEDAL take They the Kidneys soak up the oll like a sponge lasol ve horoughly cleanse and der and) kidney does water, The wash out the t thro THEATRES. FEMPIRE bon. su hues MAUDE) ~~ AKISss ADAMS| cin DERELLA 4M, BARKIE'S GREATEST TRICUPH. Ww Eves 5.18, TERDAM S755 2's Mats, Wel & sat 215, Kiew & Brlanger's New! Minieal “Comedy Bway. 40 st, bx ate % LYCEUM Yeas, Fors arte Tempest fo ll Mitehe LIBERTY W248, Ee. Henry W. Savage's New Musical Comedy _ “HAVE A Tees iO COHAN'S PEATE ows, Ruth Chatterton 9,4)? Pie “Come Out of the Beene ‘in my Hise MASTER WARFIELD it & AYLOR Wee 4a st. nina BELASCO \\ss 43,5). im LitTee LaDy FRANCES STARR" ‘iwatue' CRITERION ANE 2% Rh, eG rene tilt foonce _“ SEREMONDA” GLOBE fra eas 1S} DILLINGHAM & ZIEGFELO net JURY GIRL TURN THE KIGHT GAIETY Breet ghee 538 Cohan & Harris a CAPTAIN kipb, “JR. HARRIS Ws THE VELLoW JACKET MIRTH! Good Gracious Annabelle REPUBLIC ¥. on 120 st Evie ELTINGE CHEATING CHEATERS To-Day, also 1 NORA Hav \ ter "hoe Conley ti 4 1H 8, to, Aut ss tk ‘Sh Bye Packce! BWAY & AT 8T | Dasiy Mab2te-#1 Ri Riert Mra, Vernon "Potela® (filo feat) Daily dente $1 La MAT. TODAY ® heat AkATs $1 00 | “ae BiG SHOW 1,000 ROLLER a. MADISON « GARDEN | RAND NEW MAPLI P NEW MAPLE wo the world fe ‘ae Ska ips, i ‘with Je SERA | peers BURLESQUE, LYMPIC fas,!4")°\"", Mat. Daily | HIGH LIFE ‘GIRLS LosT, FOUND AND ARWARDS wwe! soward, “Tussin, ‘dW. 6d oe, tube LEXINGTON very afternoon ‘and evening 1a. | He Wet eth SHUBERT {3}, ce LOVE O° MIKE ia“ CEPTION emt iW ee ASTOR WE ek eds bate Se ie itt fees iter Holder thoy. Gi the Ries 2” pation, ewan Ley « sf Lie Be 1 ANNAREL} LLOW ME PLAYHOUSE THE MANWHOCAMEBACK 48THST. "yihia Bagh 2 a t 13th td Braye LONGACRE wi Wa. COLLIER in NOTHING in i TRUTH ay sch Re eas FA et ‘ | KELLERMANN OTH ST. imately dana EMMADUNNia “OLD LADY31” ? N nt LITTLE Sik Thea Mats TTA CROSMAN RIED, Man at v Mat, MERRY WIVES" ‘OF ‘WINDSOR WISE—COLLIER IRVING \erwat Laualiig 9 UBSEATIS i AND ‘DOWN? STANDARD }} IhSL THEATRE Just west ir A4 ASR Of JESSE L tacit cARP pr 5 Ri MILLES aa Leer TWICE DAILY (ssi 219 819 106 Weat, One | and | “HEARN, West of Fifth Avenue 172 JANUARY SALE DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE: Muslins Towels, Towelings Corsets, Petticoats Sheets Embroideries, Laces Men's Shirts | Pillow Cases Art Linens Muslin Underwear Pillows Curtains, hee Women’s Coats Quilts Babies’ Dresses Women's Suits, Skirts Blankets Infante’ Woolens Women’s Dresses Linens Women’s Blouses Furs and Fur Coates White Goods Negligees Misses’ Wear Also in Addition A CUT-PRICE SALE OF TOILET ARTICLES WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY | tvory Tint Frames. Usually man tee has a way of leaking out on little things, because every woman must oy: those little things. These are the very best brands, too, special ly cut for this sale. Just look at followin, see if you aren't surprised at the number of needs your money wi No Mall or Telephone Orders for the Voliowing:— ‘ices and buy: nt it dep Soap— Pe seeeseeeee @Y! 76 ct. ala ites ‘Masel Boap— a% 50 ct. a! oe . ? Dag ott, Ramadell's 26 ct. Babsskin Boap—s cakes. .12%| cl4 Cream... Peroxide Cold Cream. Plexo Cream Holmes’ Frostilla. . Camphor Ice—in box.. Odol Mouth Wash. Peroxide . 25 ct. Johnson's Foot Soap. seeee Ormont Eee ‘Ghampoo 15 sine 9 § et, Litebuoy Hoan —# = Jergens Almond Lotion.. .25 slze 16 10 ct. Babbitt’s Cleenser—3 for. . Hinde's Honey and Almond | size .B1 5 ct. Bestene. . vi A onta 7 ‘ gree amor aoe taped aks mmonta.. 15 size Ss Violet Amm ik 5 ct. Hearn’s Special To ay he. 36 size ie Paper—6 rolls for.. pare With i . | 29 ct. Bortclor Tooth Paste toh Hazel 8 Toilet Benzoin 19 Pebeco Tooth Paste... 60 ct. a Listerine . 3 Rubifoam oe. sseeeeces % . | Kolynos Tooth Paste. . 25 ct. six Hodgman Excel't Hot Water Bottles “} 59 0, r Imported Tooth Brushes | Guaranteed pe , Genuine French make— 1 Variety hand jee 2] Hodgman 2-quart exconen ny: bana: reg. 19 ct. to 39 ct.......00e Fountain By ring Another lot=-reg. 10 cto... s.ecees hard rubber tubes.. $1.23 185 Usually. Sale. out irrigator—white Rath Brushes—detachable enamel, with fittings 31.47 1.25 curved handles 49 234) Marvel Whirling Sprays,..$3.50 2.39 Hughes's Ideal Wate rproot Rubber Sheeting —1% Hair Brushes. ... +++,$2.00 1,50] yards wide. . 98 .69 Ivory Tint Comb and Br 1.28 | Aluminiaed Douc! he e Vans + 98 47D 3D .75 Ivory Tint Comb and Brush.$1.00 Ivory Tint Buffers, .B7 Hy et. Toilet Pumice. . 7 ct. Emery Boards : Ivory Tint Trays alte i Long U 14 inches reg. $1.49 2,19] 10 ct. 5 97 et, Mink Waterproof Sheeting-—- 36 inches—can be Washed In ot Water—not rubber: or heavy weight Dust Brushes.. Ivory Tint Combs ivory Tint Infant Si MUSLINS---SHEETS---PILLOW CASES Our January Sale is an occasion that affords unusual savings on Muslins, Sheets and Pillow Cases. Fine Bleached Muslins 3, | Diamond Mills Sheetinge— 36 tnch-rpoft ftalsh— 83 no starch—no dre WOKE DEM cc cece renee eeenee Bleached, Special Lot 42 In.—reg. .20. 17| PILLOW CASES hisee ' ; Segoe ABM [Saas SHAY) Tt rem: 92. 26) §-4—rew. 32. (26 -4—reg. .36. 9-4—re 72x90 SHEETS reg. . | 10-4—reg. .3 Soft finish—neat centre seam.... 48 | 10-4—reg. JANUARY SALE SPECIALS for Wednesday and Thursday READ THE STORY [td THAD currsa, Ft } 1144 Weis PENIS Witten hite stripe emart, snappy models borders, Seurfa—for buffets or dressers Ticats. 4h | Charles Hopkin roe | 15.00) $149 1.00 Pome & Judy itn Set pn} * gubardines and poplins—navy neo oF lace’ trimmed—white, FOR TWo' Wi black, brown, green-—atrictly. tallore aby. Cotten Lasenes with’ noteh. collars dami-Dreas | Parlous widths 10 § | Riyles, convertible co some With ihe va ie smart belts-—butto 34 to 46, raat: boudotr isoles, brassieres. », Prices, 8481 20. Met Wood. Th nm" we t i 0.50 en's garece hi te + |] Women's oronand $3.50.sate} 2695/4 Silk Shirt 2.55 Bi Mate rime |coutilcrioW and medium, bust--lone | our rex. 4819 ea and white—ailk 4 tte—sizos 19 to 20, jored a THE NOW AT Hoe ar Nbibo ox!» bips—wh stiteched—well taile all sizes, | LODGER “atte 2 NIGHTS 820, MATS. WED. "BROADWAY “ABER DARK" __PHOTOPLAYS. _ EXTRA—-$10,000 Will Be Paid tn cash by the Universal Film Mfe. Thrilling —spert NOTHING LIKE IT ON "EARTH NDAYS—2 PER en B80, D & 5.00, irs. 25e, 50c Saaiag) Ber Pen, Tho & "BROADWAY. Tigaton at dda st | ? DAILY | V Stantey IALT ree INCodt en BLY InN 47 Jack Pickford & Louise waa 70 1150 SUNDAY WCRLO WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS leres— sath Me 380: firm’ materi boot HOUSE DR ES ey atripe: ESS! 0 | front_—white=snet lace edge— | Specials for the January Sale in Per- sizes 34 to | cales and Ginghams. 7 Our reg. 98 bridateral tet) yr eeeeg 677) our res. 9 White, blue, ink pretty fashionable | Our reg modela--6 to years. ) EES MORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday & Thursday, until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Matl or Telephone Orders, 2.47 | 69 ct. All Wool Serges 36-inch $2.98 Women's & Misses’ Skirts. Flack and navy serge—variety of models—all sizes to 40 waist SKIRTS SECOND FLOOR. $1.24 Jersey Top Petticoats at teen flounce: | ATS—BECOND FLOOR, weave — brown, y and black jOODS--MAIN FLOOR, 82 | 29 ct. Mercerized Shantungs... Splendid assortment of ‘colora. WASH DRESS FABRICS—BASEMENT, $1.50 Crepe de Chines—40 inch ......1.47 PETTIC | | * Fashionable Nigas and dark colors. 79 ct. Children's Suede Gloves Fleece lined—-aray only. GLOVEB—-MALN FLOOK 98 ct. Little Tots’ Wash Dre: also i} h ry and flesh. MAIN FLOOR, 6g | 23 & 25 ct. Hat and Hair Ribbons, . | Satins, Ar e, taffetas and motres—black, |] Empire Gingham and chamb Russian, and bloomer styl trimmings—siaes to 8 yre, NTS DEPT.—8ECOND FLOOR, white nd str fH | ibbons- ~MAIN FLOOR, us | 15 et, Dress Ginghams-32 inch. . 79 ct. Gingham Housedresses @3| Variety of stripes, checks, plaids, Stripes and checks—contrast col- | in many combinations—also plain, lare and trimmings—sizes 36 to 46, | WAbH Dithas FABKICS—BASEMENT, HOUSUDKESSES—-SECOND FLOOR, | 39 4, Mere'd Sateens--36 inch 98 ct. Men's Wool Mixed Underwear. 82) Soft fintsh-—for lining coats, eu . also petticoats 4 (iwdrawers | M180 Pel NINGS—BASEMENT, | $1.98 Men's & Women's Umbrellas . Black—-plece dye (silk mixture —plain or die ang colors—also dresdens contra to MAIN FLOOR, -6.00 atyles— 1.87 and linen MEN'S UNDERWEAR $6.98 Boys’ Overcoats pe Miltary and rei frieze and. cheviot overcoatings— UMBRELLAS—MAIN FLOOR, ra, ,Plaide and novelties— ree Absorbent Cott ne Tino THIRD FLOOR. $08, carton Tto 17 yre 355 worth worth 12 jeated or pinch- Wop iat stripes, MUSLINS~ BASEMENT, nrowns Nod | $1.07 Bleached Sheets Laloge 99x90) (before able QUAY no than wis Bu ce. SLINS~-BASEMENT, 1S et aoe & Squares....... ite—lace trimmed-—some with pes es tits. MAIN FLOOR, ulation BOYS’ ( $4.98 Boys’ Su Norfolk models back 2-02 4b. ra fully lined “Hoes CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR, $1.49 Children's Coat Swe: Desirable co! inel aroon and tan—roll x BOYS’ PURNISHT Pini FLOOR, 49 ct. Boys’ Percale Blouses Light, medium and dark stripes attached ‘collare—ala flannel | Russian style—8 t HOS FURNIsIINGS—TMIRD: FLOOR, . 1.05 r Qaford, awe LINENS: |19 et. New Serims 36 inch—-plain or borders | UPHOLSTERY BASEMENT, fancy—double © loot, Signs Denote Morning ppectnte, lockal looks fpok tor for the Clockal i) " 73 CQ aa sR in Ce Tse 2 Sisce qv a a * wet how oy * rr a & teen