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THi: OMAHA SUNDAY ' UKK: JANUAKY 31, 1915.
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ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM
Iry Camp No. 2, R. N. A., and Camp
120, M. W. A., Hold Joint
Meeting.
WOODMEN HOLD BIO BANQUET
Ivy ramp No. S. lloyal Neighbor of
America and rump No. 130, Mortem Wkk)
rnen of Amrrin, hrM a Joint Installation
at Myrtle hall Wednesday evening Janu
ary !. Installation Offlrer Mrs. Tena
Frhneri and Ceremonial Marshal Mr.
IxiiiIm Mctarnan, with camp No. 139 for
ester actlnR a eacorta, Instnllpdi the fol
lowing officers of the lloyal Neighbor,
of America: Oracle, Mr. Mary Allen, vice
oracle, Ixra Flcler; past oracle, Mrs.
lavnla Wlnans; rhancellor, Mra. 1ena
Miller; recorder, Mr. Sadie Edmundaon;
receiver, Mrs. Mama Cook; marshal, Mrs.
Alice pretachnelclcr; lnn sentinel, Mrs.
Krances Moore, outer sentinel, Mrs. Klla
Hers: board of manag-ern, Mrs. ICIIsAheth
lana and Mra. Jennie Duke and physi
cians, Ir. C. F. Clark and Martha
Clark.
Past Oracle Mm. Wlnnns was presented
with beautiful la valllere and flowers;
Mesdames Bchneti, Mclarnan and Allen
also were presented with flowers.
After a short program refreshments
were served.
Benson Royal Neighbors held a meet
ing on Thursday evening, followed by a
card party, social anl refreshment.
Daisy ramp. Royal Nelshbor of Amer
ica, will give a card party at Magnolia
ball. Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue,
Vedneaday evening, February 10. Re
freshment will be served.
Wood me a at the World.
The following were guest of Omaha
Keymour camp No. 16 at a large banquet
given at the Hotel Loyal Thursday even
ing: Narle R. Ftlle. C. V. B. Du Val,
A. K. IVtereou. J. 1'. Mackett,
Will JofmiKin, ". .'. Clark,
J. P. Hrown, Will Wunralh.
ar. Hlmpson, T. 11. Kerchner,
M. (J. I'erry, . W. A. bowman,
J. E. Hlmne, R. K. frin.
A. K. Crouch. V.. V. Hhror-shire,
J I. K. Hlevens. If. A. ltowles,
. II. Kurness, .1. H. Alexander,
J. N. Crawford, K. 1,. Hradley,
C. M. Rli-hords. K. N. Howerman,
O'. J. Soderholra, J. N. Knhlr,
I rank Meek, . I, Wlilinnwon,
Dr. liUrvev, H. L. Jnhnn,
K. White. If. C- thlliier,
F. H Nlcbnls. Dr. U T. Hall.
W. H. Houscr, y. A. Pclple.
O. O. Meben. Charles Neff.
T. C. Mi'slaln. J. A. Mllle.
Walter llnsenbaum, H. D. Crorler.
llordon HHmlers, . Charles K. Smith,-
nesa eson hr1,
social hour,
Walter Carr,
John (ilvens.
A. C. McDougat,
R. M. Clay. .
W. A. Frsser.
Frank (luleard, Jr.; P. C. Jamison.'
XAnya Magncy,
Charles Wolfe,
Arthur llaniten,
lkb. Robertson,
K. A. Frlcke.
Will Chase. (
Robert Uroth, Jr.
The banquet proved a most enjoyable
affair, a something of Interest was
happening continuously, from 8:30 to 10
o'clock. One of the particularly pleas
ing features of the evening was the
cabaret music, which wo exceptionally
fine.
Among those called upon by Toast
master Karle Stiles for an address, wora:
W. A. Fraser, sou vl nor . commander;
James P, lackett. cashier German-American
Stale bank; K. I Johnson, manager
Oayety theater, and Charles E. Smith,
western agent, Well-Fargo Express.
These addresses were highly interesting
nd enthusiastic In reference to the fu
ture growth and prosperity of Omaha
Seymour camp, which now ha a mem
. bershtp of 1.200. Till affair ha proved
to be bo eminently successful that it
la the Intention of those In charge, to
hold similar membership campaign In
the future,
Robin Hood camp No. Ml Woodmen of
the World, ha rented the Anrtent Order
or Cnlted Workmen hall for the year
391S and will in. the future hold It enter
tainment and meeting in thl up-to-date
hall.
IJthuanlan camp No. 444, 'Woodmen of
the World, has arranged a aerie of en
tertainment for the winter, under the
direction of Joseph Uvlok, Its efficient
clerk. Look out for a big increase In
membership for 1915,
Fraser camp No. 499, Woodmen of the
(World, will give it annual dance at
Arnibrust'a hall. Twenty-fourth and Vln
ton street, on Friday evening, February
12. 7111 special feature of the enter
talnment ha been adopted by the camp
and promise to be a 'marked event in
the progress of thl prosperous camp,
The interest already, manifested assures
a large attendance gild a general good
time.
Schiller camp No. 304, Woedmen of the
World, through it auxiliary, Schiller
club, will give a matinee dance at its
lull, the German Home, 440 South Thir
teenth street. February 7, dancing to
rommene at : p. m. The bet of
music ha been secured anil a good time
Is promised all who attend.
'. Knight aad Ladles ef SerarHy.
Loyal council. No. 2348. devoted ll Wl
da J evening to dsnclnr. with a weiufind
had of dancer, the usual orchestra fur
nishing the muste. Next Friday evening
will be a business meeting, and the suc
ceeding Friday evening will be used by
the dears staff In furnlarlne- an entne.
talnment for it direct benefit To this
all friend are invited.
Daaisat Brotherhood.
Haturday evening over ae person at
' tended the first anniversary celebration
of Benson Danish Brotherhood, held at
the Benson Auditorium. Banquet hall and
dance hall were profusely decorated In
Danish flags and colors. An elaborate
ftirnu was served, with unique and ap
propriate centerpiece. Heveral addresses
were made during the evening and dan
cing continued many hours. Arndt' or
chestra furnished mualo throughout thl
evening. . ,
Btsws Hwlcrs Woa4eiea.
Benson camp No. 34. Modern Wood
men, held their installation on Monday
evening, with D. C. 81 f ford as head
'consul and A. O. Clark aa head escort
The officer installed were: Venerable
consul, J. E. line; Advlrer, 8. B. John
son; banker, C. A. Johnson; clerk, U. II.
Tlndell; watchman, C. C. Williams; sen
try, A. L. Snyder; member of the board of
managers, M, V. Siclters; physician. Dr.
B. W. Hall.
Kllwoad Circle.
on Wednesday afternoon Benson Ell
Wood circle, Woodmen of the World, were
entertained ly Mrs. P. J. Dolrp at a card
party. There were four table and prises
were won by M1m Burkardt. Mra B, 8.
Dielp and Mrs. Harry Knudsen. Re
rehmet)t were served. This event Is a
f.irerunner of frqurut future occasions
of fclml'ar nature. A butlcesa meetli.g will
be h-ld tieit Wednesday ith Mrs. P. J.
followed by
Tribe- f Mrs liar.
Mecca court. No. IS, Tribe of Ben Hur,
will give a card party for members only,
next Thursday, Febriary 4. February
11 they will give a darning party
Moadamla l,ode.
Mondnmln lodge. No. Ill, of the
Fraternal Aid Union, Is having much
better attendance Jn their new quarters
at Nineteenth and Farnam streets, last
Tuesday evening, they appointed com
mittee to arranRe for a maaquerale ball
lfor Lent, the date to be given out
later.
Aarleat Order t alted Workmea.
rnlon Pacific lodge No. 17 will hold a
Past Msster Workmen's meeting on Fri
day, February S. Past master from all
lrdge Invited. Refreshments.
Beasoa I. O. O. P. Roll t all.
On Monday evening Ret) son Odl Fel
low and Rebekaha enjoyed their annual
roil rail and supper, attended In large
(numbers. Response and letters from
member present and absent were par
ticularly Interesting. The Renekah
served an oyster supper after the even
ing' program.
Floreaee Eaales.
In celebration of the second anniversary
of the ' opening of ' their new Trail the
Florence Kaglea will give a dance and
vaudeville entertainment Tuesday even-
ing. Elaborate preparations have been
made to moke the event characteristic,
Large delegations from Omnha, Benson
and South Omaha will attend. The cele
bration I open to the public.
Knlghla of Pythias. j
Laat Wednesday evening Nebraska
lodge. No. 1, held a short business meet
ing and then Chancellor Commander Tay
lor suggested a social gathering of the
members present. The occasion was a
very enjoyable one and the members con
gratulated each other upon the great
progrea No. 1 . u making7. ' Next
Wednesday evening the'lodge- will confer
the rank' of Page upon two or more can
didates, c
Masqaerad flail. 1
Uniform rank. Fraternal .Union 'of'
America, will give a masquerade ball on
Thursday evening, February 11. in Myrtle
hall. Fifteenth and Douglas street. Blx
prises. Union , music Kverybody cor
dially" invited. ,
Clan llordoa Aaxlllary,
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Clan Oordon
No, 63 will hold their next regular meet-J
ing on weanesaay afternoon at I o clock
at the home of Mr. Joseph Carnaby, 2020
North Eighteenth etreet.
Independent Order af Odd Fellows.
umana lodge, no. Z, will have work In
the initiatory degree neVt Friday night
and at the same time will celebrate the
fifty-ninth anniversary of the Institution
of the lodge.
The Odd Fellow Hall association b.
organlted for the year 1MB bv eWHnv
the following officers: Darius Hartson,
president; WTllam. Uaaelman, vice presU
oent: ueorge Turkington, secretary;
Harry Friedman, treasurer. a. fitHfioi.
we reappointed custdlan , of the Odd
Fellows' building.
Belgian Actress
Comes to Omaha in
Behalf of People
Mile. Phinipln Artols. a Belgian Me
tres who abandoned her stage career
upon the opening of European hosyiltle
to devote her whole time to work In be
half of her people, will come to Omaha
to look desirable locations for a few
small colonies of farmers, dairymen aad
truck gardeners whose homes were
wrecked by Invading Orrmana and who
arc now fugitive In Holland. It le the
hope of MUe.tArtoJa to find land In this
country to which her stricken country
men may come and earn a livelihood.
Mile. Artols speaks excellent English,
tinged with a bit of a French accent, and
comes to Nebraska from Iowa and Min
nesota, where she ha been on a similar
mission. h was In Brussels when that
city fell Into the handa of the Germans,
but shortly afterward made her way to
London and thence to thl country.
If you have a, "Sunshiny Room" let
people know about It In this column of
Bee Want Ada
LIEUT. POST ASSIGNED
TO DUTY AT KANSAS CITY
. Lieutenant N. W. Post, who returned to
Omaha two weeks ago from the Ramoan
Islands, where he Was American governor,
has been asslaned to take charge, of the
Kansaa City navy . recruiting station. He
will relieve Lieutenant Commander R. W.
Vincent, who is ordered to the Kearsarge
at League Island Javy . yard, Philadelphia.
TEAMSTER DIES FROM AN
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
Fred Randberg. teamnter. 1517 Dougla
street,wes found dying from an overdosa
of morphine in his room at the above
number erly Saturday morning. Stanley
Brandt, a fellow roomer, summoned Dr.
R. R. Enr, who had Pandberg re
moved to St. Joseph's hoeplta wher
he died about an hour later. The coroner
I trying to locate relatives.
Eine is Confident
Jiiry Commissioner
Bill Become a Law
"I feel confident the Jury commissioner
bill will be paaaed by tb legislature." re.
marked City Attorney John A. Rln upon
hi return from Lincoln, where he spent
three day examining legislation affect
ing municipal affair here. .
Mr. Rln was particularly Interested
In bill which would change the present
one-fifth aaaesaed valuation cheme to
100 per cent valuation for aaaesament pur
poses, the levy in mill being propor
tionately reduced. He 1 confident thl
bill will be poised.
The city attorney explain that in the
eastern ilata there are law prohibiting
savings bank investing money In bond
of cltle which are bonded more than T
per cant of the valuation, and not long
ago the New Tork courts held that the
actual valuation here la that upon which
the tax rate I baaed, while as a matter
of fact it is only one-fifth of the actual
valuation.
Thl bill merely make It possible for
Omaha to put up a better valuation front
and thus Improve to demand for mu
nicipal bond.
Help Your
Stomach
Instant Relief from Gaa, lnUgalion
and Pain Quickly Come from 1
Uto U of Htuart'g ly- .
pep la Tablet.
rmxa uxtcnm acxao to ai.i..
Feeling In the tomacii la not natural
When you know you have a stomach it
la time to help it Oaa, fermentation,
foul breath, etc.. Indicate thla Accept
the warning and act at once. A
There la no occasion to suffer from 1a-
dlgrsiion or any similar stomach trouble
when you can se easily get Bluaxt'a Dya
peiwia Tablets.
There U scarcely a well stocked druc
or general store In the United State but.
what consider these tablet part of thelrl
tapie stock.
Do not suffer in alienee. Try Stuart's'
Dyspepsia Tablets and do ae quickly aoi
that you may beoom your old eif aa,
soon a possible.
The reaawna why Btuart'a Dvanenalat
Tablet or auch o widely used remedy)
are very easy to understand. These tab-1
lets contain almost th earn elameata aa
the gastric Juices of tits stomach. And
when your stomach la nick and not work
ing Just tight. It does not give out enough
of the natural digestive Juices to properly
take oare ot the food you eat. Bo If you
will only give the stomach a little help
by taking a Rlusrt s Dyspepsia Tablet
after meala vou alll relieve the stomach
of its chief duty and allow it the rest It)
neeas u ra.uperau. tins grain, of me
active principle In a Stuart a Dyspepela
Tablet dlgaat 1.00U gralna of food, whether!
you plao 11 In a glass Jar with cooked!
food or In your atooiach after you have
eaten th food. I
All drugstat sell Btuart'a Dyspepsla
Tablets and Of you try them you wiU
fiever again wonder what to do for a
disordered, weak, sour and gassy stotuaoh.i
btuart s DyatMtpai Tablets are for ai
t all druKlata u Ho t bo.
Send coupoa below today and wa will!
at once aeod you by mall, a aoiupi freaj
Danish ftlsterkaod.
l'.eiiaon linieh fclnttrhood wa enter
tallied at on o'clock dinner on Thurs
day by Mra. Peter Cartntenaen, Put
Ut Y.e.!i-tita street, aftr ahUh a bual-
Monday Notion Bargains
Large 8lz Hair Nt All -
hades, each lC
Klelnert' Sllpon Dret Shield 0-
Worth 69c. Pair 5C
Button Holes on Fins Lawn
Worth 25c yard. Monday. yaxdlUC
San Silk Special Monday, .
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Monday Notion Bargains
Heavy Steel Skirt Marker f A.
25o values, for UC
Rnt-PrMf Dree Clasps Special 1 L
Monday, card,...
Darning tettea Ppecial Monday, 1
spool
lOO-Vard Speal Sewlna SUk 1
Mohdav. spool VjC
fle Uold-Rred Needle Special 1.
Uinil. v nannr .... .. ...
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FrcoTrlal Coupon
T. A. Stuart Oe 1M Btaart uU4
lag Mar hall. Mlea-. aend ui at once,
by ralurn mall, a free trial package
of a(uaxt'a Dyppa Tablets,
Name ........'
Btresi
Oly Stale
February Ushers in a Series of Sale Events That
Are Wide in Their Scope, Vital in Their Interest
Linen Values Truly Out of the Ordinary
Pattern Clothj, Luncheon Sets, Fancy Linens, Towels and Similar
Linens May Be Bought Monday at Savings Decidedly Worth While '
Pattern Tabl Cloths All linen-
round designs, scalloped and hem
stitched ends. Br-akfast slae. Are
worth $2.25 and 2.60. At syr
Monday, each 9 1 I J
Turkish Blenched Towels la plain white and
fancy colored designs. Worth 35c andof
39c. , Monday, each Ltd C
lS-Pleee Laaeheaa Set Trimmed
with cluny lace effect. In ecru
ana white. Pells regu
larly for 12.26. Special
aionaay, a, set
in, ecru
$1.50
Fancy Linen Conltlng of Scarfs,
Squares and Dollies, that were
slightly soiled and mussed from our
recent big saj. Choice rn
Monday, each.. v...DC
FuH Bleached Turkish TowelsHemmed
ends, size 27x54 inches, weight 2V4 M f
pounds. Special Monday, each a7C
Laces and Insertions Priced
Much Lower Than Usual
Real Cluny Lace and Insertions 2 to 4 inches
wide. AH linen; matched sets. Splendid quel- " f
ity Worth to 25c yard. Special Monday . . 1 UC
-Oriental Lacs Flouncing White and cream, 18 to 24 Inchest Values te
vide. Newest design
Shadow Lacs Flouncing 18 to -24 Inches wide. White and
cream;, dainty patterns
1.00,
Monday
59c-
Yard.
Oriental Allevsrs White and cream. 18 Inches wide
Imitation Cluny Lace and Insertion Va to lVa in.
wideJJGood strong linen Torchon Laces andlnser-j
tions 1-to IVb inches wide. Worth 10c yard 3 C
Embroideries at the Lowest Prices
18-Inch Swiss, Cambric and Nain
sook Flouncing and Corset Covsr
Embroideries Dainty eyelet de
signs; - also filet -and crochet ef
fects. Worth to 60C a or
yard. ' Special Monday aCt)C
8wlss, Nainsook and Longcloth
Edges, ; Insertions i and Beading;
A lo Dainty Crepe and Voile Edges
In- colors and white. Suitable
for pretty collars and un- J
derwear. To 25c yard, at... fC
Dress Goods of a New Spring
Smart Spring Suitings la the new
Battleship Uray, Putty, Belgium
Blue, Sand Shades, New Browns
' and Green; Cuddah Cloth, Vlg
ottreux. Fancy Crepe Wearea, Gab
ardines and French Berges. Spe
cial Monday? yard $1.85 j jjq
' New Costume Frsnch Serges (2
Inches wide. New spring shades,
specially adapted to the new style
dresBea. , Special Mon- 7(l
dsy, yard I IfC
50-Inch New Spring Weight
' Gabardines and Ep ingle JSuit
bgs Over ' 2P , hew shades,
suitable for suits andd f
dresses. Special, dplDl
25 PIce of New Spring Weight
B r o a d c I o t h All sponged and
shrunk and ready for the needle.
In the new grays, putty, sew blues
39c
and greens; also black., 62 Inches
wide. Special Monday, dj gj
Dress Goods in the Basement
1,200 Yards of Serges, Whipcords, Novelty Suitings
' Plaids, Checks and Stripes, black and white
checks, fancy crepes, etc. Special, yard ....
Silk Prices, Notably Lower
MondiySome Eztraordlnirr Vslnes la 40-Inch Drtis.Silki
40-Inch Splendid Quality AO. I 40-Inch Moire Rsnals-
Brocsde Faille Sublime Yd.' 70G
40-Inch Ottoman Weave f fA
Drsss Silks Yard.. $AeUU
40-Inch Printed Pussy tjl OQ
Willow TsffeUs Yard... V
40-Inch Printed Crepe A A
ds Chine Yard ,... leUU
40-Inch Satin de Lux 70m
A I C
Yard.
sa nee Yard.
40-Inch Silk and Wool
Crepe ds Pari
79c
.$1.00
40-lnch Navy and White 7 a
8trlp Foulards Yard.
40-Inch Cheney Bros. Fine f fA
Crepe de Chine Yard...? "
36-Inch Faille Francaisa and Gros de Londres SUk
. Suitings In the latest spring shades, the height of
fashion for silk suits. Monday, yard, t f
. $1.95 and . .ej)IeUil
5.C00' Yards cfPhla and Fancy Weatt Silks sn the Finini Spe dil
Tables Divided InU Three Lots.
.
I N 1 27-neB Mesallns, Fancy Printed Poplins,
LtOi 110 1 Roman Stripes, Pretty Foulards, Fancy
TaffaUs and Psau de Cygne In stripes. Jacquards and
checks. Crsps ds Chine lb navy and blaek. Worth to 75c a
yard. Sale price . t
I a M O 38-Inch Fancy Dress Silk Consisting of'
L01 ilO It Chirfon, Faille, Printed Poplins, Fancy Taf )
fctas, Pencil Stripe Messalines, Black and Colored Silk Pop-)
11ns, etc. Worth to $1.25 a yard, for t
r
I nf Na 1 40-lnch Silks Two or
aUUl iQ, O Canton Crepsa, -Fancy
Three-Tone Printed
Radium 811k, Rich
Sole de Flur KJoral, Dresden and Geometrical effects.
Plain weaves and Fancy Crepe de Chine, Rich Brocade,
tp length from ZM to 6 yards. Worth to 12.60. Special
Monday, yard
39c
69c
98c
Lace Curtains at Half Price
All the one and two-pair lots of Lace
. Curtains have their price cut in two r
$7.50 Duchesse Cur-Jo I $5.00 Scrim Cur- rf A
r v. taint, pair L.DV
taker
1 a e e
Duo Curtain Complete with Sunfast Side
tains, pair
$8.00 Duchesse Cur-$Q a a.
tains, pair, ....... . 0UU
$3.00 Quaker Cur
tains, pair.
e
Curtains. Monday, set, $4.93, $3.93 and
75 Plscss of Fins Fllst and Nov
elty - Nt Former price
50o yard, sale, price
$2.98
39c
Monday will be your last chance to
buy 89c and 45o cretonne
for, yard
2Sc
' Latest Modes of Hair Dressing
Hair Goods Monday Specials
By lcspartlKf. tr own hair liodi w art caalled to
Affav ltl)ii rftrf at nvlmt ti.ri1ri fnaia tivinft V ? '
Vil v aa a ra v m we aas mm tMva J W'
2b-inch natural wavy switches, tnpieA j ao
loops, worth S8, special Monday, only pi7CJ
' Hair Dresainf, Manicuruig, Hot Oil Treat
ments and Shampooing. Appointments mad
by telephone.
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Monday White Goods Prices Attractive in the Extreme
4-Iarh White Veil Fine quality,
for making- dalntr Blouaea p A
and dresaea. In amall rlHC
rherka and atrlpea. Sperlal . . .
SS and Rfl-larh Wblte Cherk an
Plaid Crenea Very pe- hllf
clal, yard UV
F-lne QnnlMr l.are Nereltle and
Sa ollra 36 and 1 nr
Inches wide. Special, per .ZiC
yard , aaaa.
Wklt Klaxon Voile In Nub chick
effect. 80 inrhea wide.
Very, specially priced,
yard
Imi Cbrrka and Mrl,r New. de-
aig-na. Mraucirui aner white
fabric, very new.- s8-lnche
wide. Specially priced, yard.
25c
sw. de-
29c
Knaalan Cord Medium llht welprht,
for nurses" uniform and children'
wear. 27 Inrhea wide. Fells - r
ererywhere for S6c a yard. 1 TP
Special, yard aaV
White Petlon Crene For underhnii
lln. slips, combtnatlona, children's
wear, etc. Best quality, la the fine
seersucker ft ripe; requires nn
no Ironing;, it Inches wide.
Special Monday, yard, na
SS-Ineh Imnerlal Kalnaeak Cham
ois finish soft, contains
no filling-. Monday. 12
yard bolt, for '. ..,
Imnerlal TLansrelath. "Feint. ftp
er Brand- .3 Inches wide. H3C
Monday, lt-yard holt, for..;. '
$1.10
Notes of a New Spring Are Wafted In-JBy
These Recently Arrived Suits and Dresses
Just taken from their wrappings and now "being shown, are creations which proudly
display the stamp of fashion's approval. In them are the newer notes of the designers' art,
coupled with shades but lately conceived, fashions unlike those that have gone before and
materials that emphasize the latest words in fashion. .
Women's and Misses
Tailored. Suits In a wide
range of styles and . ma
terials, among them the
New Jaunty Eton Styles
Hip Length Coats in
Semi-Belted ana Vest Ef
fects, Pointed Coat Mod
els, in plain tailored or
plaited back and dainty
trimmed styles, with full
flared or plaited skirts,'
Yoke Hips and Cuff Ef
fects, in Coverts, Serges,
Poplins, Gabardine, Silks,
Fancy Worsted and
Checked Materials and
numerous other fabrics
for early spring wear, are
featured . in desirable
shades Battleship Gray,
Navy, - ; Green, Sand,"
Brown, White, Black and
Black 'and White Checks
and. Hairline Stripes.
All sizes, $15, $19, $25,
to $75.
New Spring Dressts
Advance - showing - of
. Spring Models in Wom
en's and Misses' Silk and
Wool Dresses, in Fine
Serges, Taffetas,' Crepe
de Chine, Messaline. Pop-1
lin and Crepe Meteor.
Here are displayed all the
newest designs for early,
spring wear. The very
new Eton Draped and
Combination Chiffon
Waist effects, with "full
flared or plaited skirts,
1 plain ' and daintily trim
med, models. The shades
,&t& peculiarly adapted to
spring Navy,- Sand, Bat
tleship Gray, - Plum,
Brown, . Green, Rose and
Black, including a wide
variety nf ' styles and
shades to select from. All
$29, $35 and up 1 sizes, $10, $12.50, '$15, $17.50, $19,
$22.50, $25 up to $75.
MANY NEW MODELS IN SKIRTS FOR SPRING
A versatile collection - of elegant new -spring styles, specializing in Fine Coverts, Fancy
.Tweed Mixtures,. Serges, Poplins, Gabardine and numerous other fancy Wdrsted and check
ed materialism the new full flared or plaited models, plain tailored or with Yoke Hip and
Cuff Effects. " All the new shades for early spring wear. $5, $6.98, $7.50, $8.98, $10
and $15.
Art Needlework
...,6c
Oermantown. Shetland and Saxony-
Yarn In four and eight-fold. Good
colors. Worth 12c skein;
special.'.
Hand-Embreldered Modele In ChlU
dren's Dr, Centers and Scarf
Slightly soiled. Values M pa
up to $10. Choice for. ... pC0U
Bed Spread Llnen-Cream color, 8
Inches vide, fpr strips with crochet
ing ; aelredge edges. Men-
day. yard C
Claesea in Crocheting and Em
broidering every day from 8:30 to
5:30. Leeeona Free.
WOMEN WILL BE DELIGHTED
WITH THESE NEW BLOUSES
Made of Georgette Crepe in White and in
Flesh They Are Priced Here at $5.98 and $6.98
Georgette Crepe launders beautifully and has the added
merit of being modish and dressy.' Featured in1 this selection
are the recently conceived "two-m-one" models blouses that
may be worn either in the high. or low neck styles, as desired.
In the very jatest coloringi, they are fully consistent
. with the new spring fashions : y
Sheets, Slips, EtCe Special
1x90-lnch Bleached Oneida Sheets
Made from genuine Utica sheet
ing, but because of slight mill
atalns, or Imperfections In the
weave,- they are classed as "Sec
onds." Full weight and count the
same aa Utica. Regular
85c Quality, Monday, each... OOC
72x90-1 nch Bleached Sheets Made
from fine quality bleached muslin.
Hemmed, ready for use: on
Worth 40c each; Monday. . , . -awC
45x3S-lnch Bleached Pillow Slips
Made from full standard bleached
muslin. 3-Inch hems. 10c
Yalaes; each,
...7c
GENUINE PALLAS UNBLEACHED SHEETING None better made. Soft
flnlah, eaaily bleached and laundered. Each piece etamped
' Original Label. Perfect wearing sheeting. M yard,' 19cT
M yard, 17c; and 7-4 yird.
15c
M-lnch Bleached Muslin Extra
fine quality, aoft flnlah. Regular
10c value. Monday, per 1
yard ...OjC
36-Inch Unbleached Sheeting
Standard La I quality; 6c value.
Off the bolt Monday, at,; ii
per yard....... IC
40c CANDY. MONDAY, 19c
Delirious Glossy Little Buttercups Assorted nut fill
ings. Regular 40c grade. A pound
"19c
Ginghams. Prints,
Etc.. Very Special
Geaalae R4 Seal Dm Tenhrr
a .iiiciiuia Hiurinsai OX
1915 dealgn. Juat received.
Worth to 12 Uo yard. pcial.
The Oenalne UmlM Earndaa Tla-
unuiuuiiy emoroiaerea in all
trie 1115 deelg-na. Neat atrlpea, and
cbecka, aa well aa plain m r '
chadea. Worth reeularly I S
J6o yard. Monday.
riLt, STANDARD APROW tilXG.
Ui fire India are. in all the
l4 hlne ana white eheeka aad
brakea . Fnll nleeea, J 1
nerfect Wnh ae a - Lf
yard. Menday, yard 2.
The Reaalae lcrlea, and "Slaa.
aen'a" Urvaa Printa Neat stripe,
dot and figure. All color: Indigo,
Calcutta. Blue, tiray. Black and
'hlte, and Bhirttnf Stvlv. i
Perfect food, ott th bolt; &-Af
Monday, yard
T-INCH Ol-TING KLANGI.1M-
aea ne itwi and twUldewaa.
Genuine- "U'im RlaaJ tk.i..
r iaii'i neavy twin weave.
non rinian, warm at
ble. Worth 10c yard.
Bvaettful weight and extra f 1
warm ay nan. Wnrth lUa ri7t
a yard. Monday wi
Birarhed Shaker
111 weave, ne I
md dura- i -Af
1, Monday..
Many Wall Papers At Less Than One-Half
To Make Room for the New Goods That Are Arriving; Daily We
Offer These Five Noteworthy Specials for Monday's Selling
10 Pattern of Wall Paper Suitable for bedroom
and kitchen; with border to match. Our Q
regular Te grade. Special Monday, roll..., JC
PARLOR, DININQ ROOM, STORE AND HALL
PAPERS With t and 1e-inch border te match; all
colore. They are worth
up. to 12c a rolL Very
epeclal for CJt
Monday, roil.....'2
IMPORTED OATMEAL PAPERS Fifty pattern to
lect from. Are worth up to 60e a rolL
Special for Monday, roll
Smart Bedroom Pattern A wie-U aelected line, with
cutout borders and binder to match; all colors. e
Worth up to 18c a roll. Special Monday, roll,.. jC
LIQUID GOLD PAPERS Very eultable for living
room and reception halla; with or without border.
They are worth up to
27c
SOo a rolL Very apocial,
for Monday, in I
per roll k.f