OMAHA, FRIDAY, A'KIL 9, 1913.
TTIK HKE:
By MELLIFICIA.
Thursday, April 8, 1915.
SPEAKS FOR BELGIAN RED CR0S3
RELIEF FTJITU.
AT AN informal afternoon tb first of the week the girls present were
discussing the evening"! Inviting prospects. One was an excep
tionally good theater, the other a musical event of note.
Two of the girla present were engaged and were debating Just
as to where they should go. Unfortunately, the men In question differed
with their fiances. The gentleman of the first engaged one Insisted on
the theater, while she held to the musicale. The second hero loved the
musical, but hla fiancee had her heart aet on the theater.
With such a difference of opinion present, which seemed to greatly
effect the temperamental equilibrium of the members of the fair sex, they,
thought the situation was a most convenient one, ao easily remedied, yon
know. With two girls in a difficulty of choice, both very good friends,
they agreed to switch sm-eethearta for the evening
The affair proved a success, but we never did ascertain whether or
not the girls wished another Ilk shuffling for the future. .........
Fo Mme. De Pafre.
Mrs. cherlee T. Kountie will entertain
at limchi-on today at her home rornpll
Twntry to Madam De Fase. The labl
will be decorated with spring flowers
and those Invited to meet the. honor aueet
r:
afdame- M'ldamrt-
I. K. 'rof.. A. K. Jonas.
J. T. piwiirt. Id; Joseph Bsrker,
A. M. Boralum.
M inset Mle
Mart, ' M Mehoney.
jile MHiard. .
Mlie, Hirt.' who 1 accompanying
Martenis De Page on her trip lr the In
terests of the Belgian Red Cro work.
U the guest of Mrs. U F. Crofoot while
tn th city.
-Complimentary to Madame Pepajte.
who will lecture In the Interests of the
Belalan Red Cross this evening at th
Home, Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Summers will
entertain at dinner this evening. Tbe
aetata will Include Menrg. and Meadame
U. Crofoot, OHbert A. Hftchrw. Kdirar
A. Scott, tr. and Mrs. Harold Glfford,
Mrs. A. P. Jonas and Mies Hart.'
On the Calendar,
The Omaha Junior club will give a
dancing party Saturday evening. April
ti, at the Kontenelle.
The Crelprhton University follere of
Iw ,wlll give their annual dinner thla
evening at the Fonlenefle.
The University club has Issued Invita
tions for a' dancing party to ne given at
the rontonelle Monday evening, April H.
t . . n ,l . . m nut U Vw. etm.
National Medical fratomlty, located at
Crelarhton and Nebraska Medical - col
qbr. reiipertlvrly, will alve a Joint stag
party at tle homa of the fatter, Forty
. second ml Ifcwcy avenue. Friday even-
iiipr. The entire active membership of
the two chapters will be on hand to cele
brate this pat tiering-, which Is becoming
an a.nnunl affair slnre lh recent loca
tion of the Nebraska medical tn Omalja.
Mortn-Shortty Weddiny. '
The weeding of Misa Dorothy Shorter
of f'owra. tsle of Wight. Enaland, and
'" Arthur Morgan of lenver took r'are
Wrdmndny at the Church of the Good
f-r crvl-ci-d. Re-.. T. J. Collar performed tha
i et n-.t ny In th presence only of relatives
and n tv friend. ,
Mies "ni'l Markoff (layrd tba Men
'clolin wedding mn rrh for the entrance
i.: Ih.i hplde and the Lohengrin at the
The brlda wore an Imported Poiret gown
or paie blue French cloth, trimmed with
SeliVtoue chiffon and velvet.' With this
was worn a white picture hat trlmin-d
vith French plumes. Bha carried a
bouquet of brtde'e rosea In an old fah
joned EnsUh folder. Her only ornament
was a diamond brooch, a gift of the
aroont. '
Mlae CJertrude Morgan of Denver, obiter
r.f the grounv . waa .tlia maid f. honor.
Fhe wore a gown of Copenhsa-en bbia
Kreiit-h crepe trimmed with aold laca end
a black and white lace hat trimmed with
ilnk rosebuds. She carried an arm
houfjtiet of Klllarney rosea.
Fred eiiorter, Jr., nephew of th brldo,
was beet man.
t.tttW Mtaa Margaret Cat hers carried
tha ring tn a basket of white rose petals.
Fh wore a dainty French frock hand
enbrildered pa.le blue crepe. .
ro'.SowJng -the ceremeny, a wedding
breakfast waa served at the home of the
brlde'a brothir. Mr. Fred Fborter, sr.,
and Mre. fthorter.
Mr. and Mrs. Moraan left In the after
noon for the west. They will be at home
afier Way 1 in Deuvar.
Scottish Site Vtjiaa'g Club. .
- The BcottUh Rita Women's club will
bold a buslnesa meeting Friday after
noon at the eftthedral.
The first clilldren'a party given by this
organisation will be held Friday evening,
April 16. also at the cathedral. The af
fair la given la honor of the children of
members. Mr. C. R. Thlnra ia arranging
a program In which only children wtll
participate. ' -
For Church Benefit.
The weekly chicken pie dinner for the
benefit of Hie First Presbyterian church
building fund will be given Friday be
teen the hours of 11:90 and 1:M o'clock.
TJance in the Future.
The dental i ulcnts of Creighton uni
versity will t,lvn a 'dance at Turpin'a
academy Friday evening. A large num
ber of students and friends are expected
at Uils affair, the last of the year for the
students.
Dancing: Parties Tonight
The iMxty-six Dancing club will enter
tain thla evening at Cfcambera' academy.
The 1'aealco club wtll give a dancing
party this evening at the Metropolitan
club.
'
rieatures Paat
Tha Focienelle Needle Craft club en
tertained la the Bchmoller A Mueller
recitsl hall thla afternoon. .
Mrs. J. tv. boun was hostess Tuesday
turnout st the regular meeting of tha
I'an-Aiiu rcn Card club. Itlih five waa
I'luycd and tla itixra for high aoorca
were awarded to Mea'lames C F. Rst!
ken, A. F. , Moore. Davtd Hrto and Mlaa
Nill r.araum. Two table of players
urn iiT-;,i. The club will be emtr-
ttjiikw in two wevks at the home of Mia
N!1 Hmnum. . . r : ' .
Theater Party.
Mr. and Mrs. E. $. Wetbrook w!l elea
a thesier parly tl U eveLlra at the Pratt
di-ts. lji'- r tiie f j-b! -mill attnd the
'.pler durne at li.,e. Fonteiaelle. Mr. and
Mil. Wetltok will eutertaln:
Mr-sors. arid M ufcmT-'
V tr.l i-i!K. ' ' lx u! Naih.
Kim iiiiv laU.
MADAME . .LE TwOUX,
wife of the editor :of Le
Matin, visiting in New
York, says: ''German
women are sacrificed to
man; French women to
family; American woman
has given her life to ideas
and that is why she leads I
tha world."
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LIME. DEPAGE IS
GUEST OFOHAHAHS
Speaks Here Thuriday in the In-
terest of Her Countrymen
in Belgium.
fjhehtained is local homes
"I am here not only for my people,
the Belgiana, but In behalf of all the
wounded who fell In Belgium. The
j Americana have been moat generous
;in their aid to Belgian women and
! children, bufwe of the Red Cross
need bo much yet." This was the
plaa of Mme. Antolne Depage, who
arrived in Omaha yesterday to
give two lectures' for the benefit of
the Belgian' Red Cross fund. Her
husband. Dr. Depage, Is at the head
of the Red Cross tn their country and
she bears letters from Quaen Eliza
beth of Belgium to aid her mission.
f'oamtry Split la Two.
"Our poor little country baa' been vir
tually split in two by the Invaders. We
represent the free or civilian Belaium,
whlrh as yet hna not benefited by Amer
ica's generous aid."
Although Mme. Irpaire has only 'Malted
America but once nefore, Juot previous
to the opening of the war, when her hus
band preeliled at the International Con
gress of Fnt-goons In New York, the
speaka English fluently.
"It la most necessary to speak many
languages In Belgium, the meeting place
of all nations, and I am very grateful
now that I can apeak the English lan
guage bo that I may help In thla great
work," ahe said.
Mme. Dcpare addressed a fashionable
gathering at the home of Mra. A. F.
Jonea In the afternoon, and last evening
spoke In the ball room of the Rome
hotel at R o'clock. Mme. Depage waa en
tertained at luncheon by Mra Charlea T.
Kountae and waa entertained by Dr. and
Mra. J. K. Hummers at dinner last evening.
SEYMOUR LAKE GOLFERS
TO HAVE BIG P0W-W0W
Golf and tennis plana for the Peymour
Lake Country club will be made at a
good fellowship dinner to be given Mon
day nlaht at the College Inn cafe, op
posite the city hall. In addition to a big
dinner, the club will furnish a corps of
cabaret performers.
Stop-0ff-at-0maha
Campaign Getting
In Best Work Now
Thousands of letters 4i soon go out
of Omaha to eastern tourists who are to
make a trip to the coast thla summer.
Inviting these to atop oft In Omaha on
their way. Thla la a part cf the general
"stop off at Omaha" campaign. A com
mittee of a doaen men was organised
Wednesday for thla purpose. These com
mitteemen are all "secretaries of large or
gantaatlona In the city that are affiliated
with organlsatlona elsewhere. The com
mittee consists of E. A. Benson, chair
man; Fred I. Crelgh of the Heal Estate
exchange; J. D. Weaver, eecretary Of
Ak-ftar-Ben; Dr. Dodge of the Knights of
Pythlai; A. R Borxlum of the Ad and
Rotary club; Randall Brown of the Good
Roads . committee bf . the . Commercial
club; E. F. Den I son of the Young Men's
Christian association: .Vaclav Bureah of
the Bohemian aoclet'es; I. W. Miner of
the Elks; C. C. -Roeewater and E. V.
Parrlch of the bureau of publicity of the
Commercial club. -
The committee will write to secretaries
of affiliated organizations for lists of
those who expect to make the trip to the
coast during the summer. These lists
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will be used In Omaha aa mailing lists for
pereona! letters of Invitation to pros
pective tourists.
GOOD RAIN FALLS OVER
WESTERN PART OF .STATE
While ralna were general all through
western Nebraska, extending east from
the Colorado and Wyoming line a couple
bf hundred miles, fair weather te the
rule, according to reports to the railroad.
The precipitation, says the report a, range 61
from one-fourth to one-half Inch, with ail
inch reported at numemua at&tlona In the
south part of thes lata. -
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
WILL HAVE MOVIE SHOW
A motion picture theater for the West
Fsrnam residence district Is being built
near the southeast corner of Fortieth and
Dodge streets at a cost of 8,000. It will
be opened about May IS and will be man
aged by Theodore Thomaa, 6133 North
Twenty-third street, who heada the com
pany controlling the property.
STORZ GENUINE BOCK BEER
Our. brew thla season la exceptionally
good. We have yet to taste Its equal.
Try It down town. Bend a ease home for
the family. Phone Chaa. 8tors, Web. 1280.
' aW--(iRSMa
Appomattox Day
to Be Celebrated
at the Court House
Judge Jacob Fawoett of the Kebraaka
supreme court will preside this . even
ing at an Appomattox day celebration, to
bo given In court room No. 1, .court
house, by tha local posts of the Orand
Army of the Republic. It waa announced
that General Orenvllle M. Dodge of Coun
cil Bluffs would preside, but the general
Is uncertain whether he will be able to
attend. -
The program will be open to the general
public. The apeakera will be A. I Rut
ton and Rev. ITlyssee a. Brown. During
the evening C. E. Adams wilt call upon all
who were In the vicinity of the surrender
of Lee to Grant fifty years ago to stand
up.
Tbe local committee consists of C. E.
Adams, Jonathan Edwards, N. K. Van
Husen, R. P. Trten J. T. Beatty, Dr. 8.
Bpauiaing, vnaries uarotny, u. M.
Harpater and K. M. Johnson. , .
Special music has been arranged for
the occaalon. Thla celebration will mark
the passing of fifty years of peace be
tween the atates.
tctt Ashland, Nb., and Dr. Frederick
M. Mlllener of tills city. waa celebrated
this afternoon at the home of the bride's
father in Ashland. I'r. Mlllener and his
bride will take a western trip and after
May 1 wtll be at home in Omaha.
With the Visitor.. .
Mrs. Lee , Daly of Bt. Louie arrived
Wednesday and will be with her mother,
Mrs. Catherine Furay, for a couple of
weeks. i
In and Out of the Bee Hire. .
Mrs. Luther Kountso ts In Chicago.
Miss Klljabcth Kampmann of 8laple
ton. Neb., arrived Tuesday to visit
friends, -, -
Mr. and Mis. Isaao Congdon return
thla evening from an extended atay in
southern California and the exposition
cities. '
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dale left Wednes
day for Hartford, Conn., where they win
lie tha guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Bydney L. Binlth, for several weeks.
Mr. and Mra. Clark Powell ant
peeled home today from several weeks
n the east. Mr. and Mra. Powell visited
In New York. City,. Philadelphia and Bal
timore while east.
Mr. and Mra. Richard Kitchen will
leave fur the Paclflo coast next Wednes
day, to' be gone about six weeks. They
will visit both expositions and the prin
cipal cities of the coast.
FORMER MAYOR OF COUNCIL
BLUFFS IS ILL IN ST. LOUIS
Walter Raleigh Vaughan, former mayor
of .Council Bluffs and later editor of the
Democrat In Omaha, now a realdent of
Pt. Louis, la reported from there to be
very ill from a heart affection.
Mr. Vaughan, who la a Virginian by
birth, . obtained much., prominence In
Iowa politics thirty years ago, being
bracketed with "Jim" Davis, the boy
mayor of Keokuk, aa the most popular
of the antl-prohibltlon mayora who met
In the famous convention of protest at
Dea Mulnea when Governor Larrabee
waa Installed In office to succeed Gover
nor Pherman. Since leaving Nebraska ha
has lived at Waahlngton and In Ft Louie,
engaged mostly in publishing first the
Elk'a Horn, which la now conducted by
bis aon, and the Irish-American, of which
he la still the editor and publisher.
Whooping CvTBj.
"When my daughter had . whnnnin
cough she roughed ao hard at one time
that she had hemorrhage of tha lung
I waa terribly alarmed about her condi
tion. Beeing Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy ao highly recommended. I got her a
oouie ana it reiievea tbe cough at once.
Before ehe had finished two hottlea r
thla remedy ahe waa entirely well," wrltea
aire, o, r. urlmaa. Crookevtlle. O. Ob-
tainaoie everywhere. Advertisement
SENATOR NORRIS SPEAKS
AT THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
I'nlted Rtates Senator Oaorre TV- Vim.
rla Is tt spvak at a nuh'lc affairs lunrfc.
eon of the Commercial eltib Momlav boob
rte is to sneak on the federal trade com
mission, lie will dlacuas the personnel of
the new commission which is In hear
relation to tha btg business and trade of
tne country similar to that of the Inter
state Commerce commission toward the
railways. Ho Is to dlscuu aim th uti..
and functions of the commission together
nn its relation to other branohea of tba
government. Senator Frown U to apeak
at the Young Men a Christian association
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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:r,:iei:er-Scott We ddinp.
'!ie w iVtli'g ' of SV.it Jrtm Jll bott
'!. UauahtT of He William Clement
FRECKLE-FACE
aa aad Wind Bring Out Ugly gpota.
, . Mw to feei&Qva maaOy.
11 ere'e chance. Miss Freckle-face, to
try a remedy for freckles with the guur
ente f a reliable dealer that it win
coat you a penny unless It removes the
n- ir.; wrote It it does glv you i
rUar fomplexlun tha mi.iu. i. Lim
Simply get an ounce or ,.ihin. ,...ki..'
Itrengtn-from Sherman A MoConnell or
any aruggiet and few application
should show you how it i- j
w . . , M Hi
yeuraclf of tha homely frecUM and get
a neauurui comi-a-xlon. Rarely Is tore
than one cun.t needed for the wnnt
j Ha sura to W tt.e druKglat fr the
uoiiuia snenKin iwoin aa I'.an la tha pra
s.tlption x-lJ uii.icr giiarunlee of money
liar ir l( rjlla to f-roove IrrvUe. Ad
irrtUiiTeot.
gatfpnsttkwatasEl
1 Qat all tlXc
1
NJLK
laam. Leave only the
blue milk, by oiling the separatoc
with S-in-One. Olveg spwaa
ease turning prevents rest
W ae net t cvws
pat bitttrt i
B -In-One also oils sewing-
machines, type
writers, electne tana
and all light tnech
antama. A Dictionary
4 I iM other vaea wriia i
every bottle. 10a, Do,
aoo--ail atoraa.
ThrM-ln-Ona Oil Cw, -
BIG SPECIAL PURCHASE
01 Enuiiliil Us3 Curtains to
Ea Pet Oa Special Sa!a
At Tha Central furniture Stsn Fcr
Cr.3 C2 CrJy, Saturday,
April 1Ct!s.
Am Immanae purchase of . beauUful
laoe ourtalna bouaut caret .irwm
or, a of tha larffoet lace mtlle U
this eountly. at a beaary gtaoount.
on aoeount ef tbe large number in
volved in the purohaae. Thla big
eleoeunt enabtee ua U put tb enttre
shipment en aeJe foe thU ON HI DuVT
ONL.T at about one-naif" their rwal wwrth.
All of tbe ew and daelrabla patterns
and wewvea are repreaented to tliie btg
purchajM, Inoludlng a big aseoitmant of
vary fUe Nottingham, Uwiaaee, Cable,
Arabian and Boblneta, Bcotctt Oulpure,
Borimma, eta Thle would be an oacel
lent opportunity lor yeu te raourtaia
vour .nttra home at a very ama.ll eoat.
Cone to thle Big Bale Baturdaar. Aprtl
VKh, eapeotlng te find eome rr ex
ni haraaine and you will aw be eie-
eppotnted. Aa uaua yeu coakei yer ewa
tarma.
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Tlphcn jjotig- 1S
Great Spring Rug
. Sale Monday-
Read the Ads.
rITIT,ia"'"1lr?llH''iTHi ifVsHIHWefWIl f iWTf ' J" ' -'J --a-V- ,
Great Spring Rug
Sale Monday
Read. the Ads. f
Remnants and Mill
Ends Dress Goods
In this' It arc serges, whip
cords, coverts, gabardines,
Victoria suitings, cream
serges, checks ' and : fancy
stripes and many ,! other
weaves. Lengths from 2
to"5 yards and w'orth more
.than double the price we
shall ask Friday y
Each 95c
and $1.39
Fridays Bargain Basement
Sales That Save You Cash
Extraordinary Bargains in Corsets
Remarkable corsets at a very low price sizes
, 23, 24, 25 and 26 In corsets that sell regularly V
for $3.50, 15.00 and $6.50, tq
., . Friday very special at only. .... .... X
CORSETS made of good
durable cloth, rustproof Don.
ing; wide front steel, rein
forced across front; four
garters. Very special Friday
In the Basement, $Q
SANITARY APRONS at
special price; made of good,
white rubberized cloth with
net top. An unusually good
value in the Basement Fri
day for only,
each.
15c
Remnants of Dress
Goods Very Spc'l
Here are fine quality dress
goods in suit and skirt
lengths, comprising fancy
coatings, black and white
checks, mannish suitings,
poplins, French and costume
serges, etc. At less than
half the' prices they are
usually sold for.
Friday
yd. 50c
Art Needlework Specials
Stamped and Tinted Sofa Pillow Tope With baeka. .
Floral and conventional designs. 85o quality. 1JC
Stamped and Tinted Scarfs and Centers For cross stitch
or solid embroidery. ; ' New designs. Regular 25c l
and S5c raluea. Special Friday, each ivL
Millijiery Bargains
(In the Basement Friday)
275 Real Milan ShapesMost
ly sailors, some . tricorn and
staple turbans. The colors
are sand, blue, rose, ; white,
black t . and burnt. , m o Q
Values up to J3.00.'. V I
Your choice for...., &
M leges' and Children's Milan
and Hemp Dress and Street
Ha(s For girls.. 4 to 14
years. Over 200 hats to.
choos. from. Your
choice Friday, for.
Large Dslaies with Buds and
FoHae They come In whlto
and brown, white and yel
low and gold color. Regular
26c values. Specially priced
for Friday. Your
choice, each LjZiG
i:.98c
Linens at Bargain .Prices
r;A C,r 1 600 Doaen Bleached Baibera' Tow-
IwXtra OpeCiai els Hemmed ends and fancy bor-
Speci&i Fnaay. ni
. a-2 V
ders. They are slightly Imperfect,
each
6.000 Yards of Full Bleached Dice Toweling Soft rt
and absorbent. Regular 7Vc values. Special, yard. . eJ2
Bed Spreads, crochet kind, with heirlmed ends. Reg- CQr
ular S1.00 values. Special Friday, eaoh .Vi7t
25 Pieces of Fine Bleached Mercerised Damask High-class
finish. Two yards wide. A pretty range of pat
. terns.. Regular price R9c. Sale price, a yard
A lot of soiled and muaaed linens,' consisting of Tray
Clothe, Delllaa and Towelsr-vaiues to ioc. wnne
this lot lasts, choice for
100 Doen Fall Bleached Napklnet-Hemmed, ready to use.
Mercerised kind. nsuaUy sold for lOo. n
Special, each. t OC
Little Notion Needs
' (Fridays In the Basement)
45c
- j
5c
200-Yard 8 poo la of
Thread Special, four
spools, for oo
Large Pieces of Elastic.
Friday, I for ....... .5
J. A P. Coat's Crochet
Cotton A spool.., 3'
15c Bottles of Good Ma
chine Oil A bottle 1.5o
15c Balls of Crochet
Cotton A ball ...... 5o
Largs 8 yard Bolts of
Tape A bolt 6c
One 6mall Lot or O. N.
T. and D. M. C. Crochet
Cotton Slightly soiled.
Special, a ball
Large Boxes of Assorted
Wire Hair Pins Box. 5c
Rick-Rack Braid All
alses. Special, yard.. 1c
Large Shell Hair Pins
Worth 49c. Special. 2to
Washable Dreea Shields
- - r J
Ocean Pearl Buttons
A card ,.y ...,.1c
Hooka and Eyes Black
and white, a card.... 1c
Large Slsed Hair Nets
Friday, each 1c
1
Domestics
WhJte Pllsse Crepe ii
Inches wide. Genuine
?eb"ble weave, soft finish,
or underwear, etc
Worth 15c A Q12C
Beautiful Dress Zephyrs.
All the leading spring
styles, long mill lengths
up te It yards. C.
Friday, a yard oc
Genuine Galatea Suiting.
17 Inches wide. In all
the wanted styles, light
ind dark grounds. Worth
le. Krlday. a $t,2C
Faney Printed ' Dreaa
Batiste In a choice aa
sortment of all the new
spring designs, floral
and conventional styles.
Regular price
llttc 8ale price. 37aC
Fine Quality Dress Tis
sue -Sheer, crispy fabric
ao much In demand for
Ught weight dresses,
wrappers, etc All the
leading styles. - Rearular
16c values. Bpe- QIC,
daily priced, yd..c
l-incta Dreea PercsJe-
A beautiful aasortmeat
of light and dark
around. Full standard
fabric, absolutely fsst
eolorlnga. Regular 10c
values. Friday. JtjLei
a yard I
11-Inch Beautiful Dress
Gingham JUl else
checks, plaids and
stripes. Regular lie
values. Bpamial ClA.0
Friday, a yard. . . ,07ac
Full ' Standard Apron
Gingham la all the
wanted tolue and - white
checks. Indigo dye. Full
fieeea. Worth
c. Friday. yard..'l3C
Genuine Amerloan and
Simpson's Ireaa Prints.
All full piece. In all
the wanted a h a d e a,
tylea and' colorings.
Regular tc value. AAt
Special Friday.... ,ac
Mill Remnants and Rem
nants from stock; of all
kinds of Wash Goods.
Calicos, Percales, ("hal
ites. Ginghams, Com
forter Coverings, etc.
Our usual week-end
clean-up of odda and
ends. Values to 91U.
16c Sale price . . .
St-tnrh Unbleached Mus
lin Extra weight, heavy
round thread quality.
Regular To value.
Full pieces; yard....''
It-Inch Bleached Muslin.
Soft finish, fine quality;
easily laundered. Regu
lar price tc Kale Cf,
price, a yard .vw
11-Inch Fancy Printed
8 I I k o 1 1 n e Beautiful
Srlntlngs In light and
ark color oonrbt nations.
For comforter covering,
draperies, boa covering,
etc. Full pieces. Regular
11 Uc value. tpe- o 14,
olal Friday, a yd.
Beautiful Silks, Friday 25c
A big lot of plain and fancy silks in messages,
figured pongee silks, foulards, Peau de Cygne moire
and corded silk; as many yards as you
want Friday, the yard, only .'.ZDC
Sheets and Slips-SplV
Bleached Sheets Extra fine quality, soft finish,
free from dressing.: Made from good grade
bleached sheeting, easily laundered. '. (Seamless.)
3-inch" hems, torn and ironed. They are sold
in 'the following sizes and prices:
72x80-lneh . .w . 72xSWnch c ., ., 1x90-lnch - .. 1x99-1 nek
B7c Each S9o Each 82c Each . 67a Each "
10c
iZ and 45x36-lnch Bleached Edgewood Pfilow Stipe.
Extra flnp Quality, soft finish. Regular i5o Quality.
Great Rose Bush Sale Sat
urday. Wonderful bargains.
Crimson ramblers. Dorotfty Perkins, General Jacks,
Baltimore Belfea, La France roeea and snowballs, EUace.
hydransea, splrea and ornamental trees, on gale.
Wash G oods Unusually Low
Bilk and Cotton Dreea Materials, including etlk organdies,
silk erepes. floral designs on white and tinted ground,
crepee in evening shades, brocaded tan ratine. Mark g
and white striped crepe for dresses and blouses. It I Iff
and 40 Inchea wide. Worth to 40c. Friday, e. yard
tt-lneh White 811k and Cotton Crepe Suitable for
.blouses, dreaaea, allpa, combinations, etc. Regular
10c value. A yard... ..,
Fine Printed Vollea A splendid collection of florata, "
black and white atrlpaa and borders, all lilt designs.
4 Inches wide. Worth Ho. Specially priced, a yard.
It-Inch Imperial Longcloth, "Pointer Brand" mm
Chamois flnlsh for Is undermusllns. 8peclai.il- MSs
yard bolta, for eaH.
14-Inch Imperial English Nainsook Soft finish,
snow white, made from fine combed yarn, abso
lutely free from filling; 11-yard bolta Friday, for,.
15c
15c
alestdM fer heaae dreaaea. eklldm't wear and
bloses reejelrea ae Ireatasr. JIT tarhea wide.
Rrgalar 2Se valae. Speetal, a yard
$1.19
sw data.
124c
Bargains in Boys' Wear
. (Boys' Dept. -Bargain Basement)
Some- unusually good clothing at
very small prices.
$3.00 Two-Pair-Pant
Suits Friday for $2.00
All Norfolk: model suits in gray and
brown. Ages 6 to 16 years. Two
pairs of pants with every suit Friday
for $2.00. '
$7.50 Long Pant Suits $4.75
These splendid values are in the new
spring models and fabrics. Sizes to tit
every boy 14 to 18 years. Special $4.75.
w.
Men, Save on Clothes
Men's Suits for $8.50
A lot of handsome sample suits, in English
and semi-English models, as well as the more
conservative styles. In this great lot are some
of the very popular blue serge suits In both
two and threeJbutton models. Ordinarily
suits like these 'Would cost from tfncri
3.00 to 5:oo more than Friday's Vj
price of only J
Men's and Young Men's Suits
Your Choice Friday at $5.00
Uaadaotneir atylod aiati of pare wonted and caaai
an era, la both twe and three-button models. Ail
ibadea and all alaea are Included. Every t f fsft
ult la the lot la a treat bargain. Friday, SW
In the Daeemect, your choloe at. only
Men'e Woreted Troaaera.
Very special a e f
rrtday, a pair.. 1.4 U
Union Made Overall
Very . epeclal, a
pair iV
"Extra Special Values in Shoes
(Basement Shea Section Friday)
BOO Pair of Women'a Oxfords and
Pumps Black leathers; good
atylea. 8 mail alzes. Special
Boy' Oxford A. splendid quality.
Narrow widths, HngUsh Usta. C A-
dUb
'..25c
hand
(
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lea ana sewea aowa- ra.- rn.
tips. Special Friday, a pair.. -Ji?C
All II)
98c
? .$1.95
and tan,
Mostly nar-
!:?... soc
A pair
Infants' Shoes Soft kldskln.
turned and sewed soles-
ent
Children's Soft Kid Dress Shoes AH
Ues to S. 8olea turned and
sewed; handsome patterha;..
Men's Fine Dreaa Shoes and Oxford
Tan and blacka. Goodyear welt
ewed sole. Practically all iaea.
Worth to IJ.60. Special rrt
day. a pair
Children' Oxford Black and Ua,
with Goodyear welt eolea. Mostly nar
row width. Worth to $2.00.
Sale price, a pair.