THE BKK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 191(1.
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By MELLIFICIA.
WAS asked the other day It such
I an inexpensive wintering place
JL an1 bs abl6 t0 money' Tne one wno 8"ed nie knew ot such a
place In Europe, from which she had often returned the richer for her
ojourn.
She doubted seriously If such a place existed In any spot in the United
States.
I think there is and I know there were such places not many years
ago In Alabama, north of Mobile, extending as far as Meridian, Miss, Cot
tages may be rented for a reasonable rental, pine wood Is cheap and plen
tiful, and a delightful old "mammy,' who carries the basket on her head
with an air of finish and style, will laundry, to Deau Drummers own taste,
a goodly washing for the amount of "four bits."
The surroundings are not luxurious, but the air Is plney air and the
children may play on the pine needle carpeted sod every day of the week.
Fruit and fresh vegetables are plentiful. I should 1'ke to say that malda
may be hired cheaply and that they are capable workers. But this Is not
true. They are as rare there as here and have none of the efficiency de
manded by the northern housekeeper. The "help" question is the same
old problem everywhere.
Clan Reunion.
The C. Somcala Millathea class of the
First Christian Illble school held Ita re
union Friday evening at the home, of
'Mrs. J. II. Elsborry, the teacher of the
class. Plxty Keusts were present. Mrs.
'ElsberTjr'a brother. Prof. William Parker.
, wllrector of physical education In tha
, 'famous model school at Gary, lnd., ftave
a aerlea of atereopttoon views. There were
talks by Rev. C. E. Cobhey, Dr. W. Webb.
Mra Ruth Morris, Miss Laura Hyde.
: Mi Oneida Moran and Mr. F. R. Cain.
; ,A musical program was given. In which
I 'Mr. Richard Kersey sang, and Miss Lois
! Fhook gave a violin solo and Miss Cora
! Bthwarts took part. Letters and tele
i grama of regret were read by chapter
j members of the class. Including the for
j mer pastor, Rev. J. M. Krrsey.
Rockford College Affair.
Th monthly meeting wr the Rockford
College society was held this afternoon
Instead of the regular dsy of meeting, the
first Wednesday of the month. The date
waa advanced So that students of the
college enroute east might stop off In
Omaha and attend the meeting, which
was a luncheon at the fnlverslty club.
Tha decorations were holiday greens In
large French baskets. " Those present
were:
Mesdsmes ' Mesdsmea
Archie Carpenter, Douglas
Hale Hlxby, of Georgia,
l.-ater Helmshelmer, C A. Woodland,
John II. Heaton. John Luis
John H. McDonald. of Council Bluffs.
WoodbTry of George Hmwn
Council Bluffs, of Council Bluffs.
C. K Kimball W. F. Crook,
of Council RluffS,
ui,iu- 'Misses
Henrietta McCague, Helen Patterson
tlladya Uoodman,
of Norfolk.
Olive Raftree
Gretrhen Burdio
of Herman,
F.nld Hearty
of Ulalr.
Helen Courtrtght
of Fremont,
Margaret Colby
of Crelghton,
Jane Kingery
of Tllden,
Helen Clarke,
Grace Bmlth
of Council Bluffs;
Beatrice Tlnley
of Council Bluffs,
of Chicago,
Helon Curtis,
Henrietta Medlar,
harsh Hears.
Blanche Heggblade,
Gertrude Aiken,
Isabel ukert,
Helen Ruck,
Jean Douglas
of Qeorvla,
Helen Douglas,
Marian Maylard,
Alice Keilgewlck,
Julia Ofllcer
of Council Bluffs.
Drama Class Plans.
The Monday Morning Drama class,
which was to have met with Miss Kate
Mcltugh this morning, has postponed ita
regular weekly meetings for two weeks,
owing to lUnesa In the families of Its
members.
The Midweek Drama circle, which Is to
meet this week with Mra. Warren Black
well, will hold Ita regular class Wednes
day morning. ,
Leap Year Party. .
The Ctitosam Dancing club will give a
leap year party at the Scottish Rite tem
ple Thursday evening. January The
iadlea are to bring each a box of lunch
for herself and partner. Nifty metal
badges, with the name written In a bold
hand, will be worn -by each one present,
and also at the daneea to be held In the
I future.
For the Sundexlands.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sun
derland of Kansas City, whose marriage
was announced two weeks ago from Kan
sas City, Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Sunder
land gave a luncheon at the University
club this afternoon In honor ef the bridal
pair. The luncheon was .followed by a
box party at the Orpheum theater. Those
present were: . . -
Messrs. and Mesdsmes "
Elmer Sunderland K. E. Sunderland,
of Kansas City. J. A. Sunderland.
V U Muiif1rln(1.
Mrs. Darwin Chesney will give a din
ner at her home this evening for the
Elmer Sunderlands.
Engagement Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of Mil
waukee announce the engagement of
ehelr daughter. Sophia, to Mr. Wilson
Wild man Buchanan, son of Mr, and Mra.
Alexander Buchanan ef Omaha.
Mtxa Adams, 'who has been assistant
and acting head resident of the Omaha
Social settlement, is a well known tn:
worker and authority on playground and
social welfare questions. She Is a gradu
ate of the Chicago School of Philan
thropy and Civics and the Chicago Train
ing school for playground supervisors.
Bible Class.
During the absence of Its leader, Mrs.
A. F. Jonas, tha Bible Haas was led
this afternoon at Its monthly meeting by
Mrs. Appleuulft. Mas Isabel Mllroy and
Mit Lois Howell.
Postponement
Out of deference to the death of. one
of Us members, Mrs. 8. Sugarman, there
will b no meeting Tueadsy afternoon
of the Jewish Ladles' Relief slety.
Postponement.
T'ae Debutante Bridge club, which was
to have met tliis afternoon with Miss
Helen Ingweraen, has postponed Its meet
ing owning to the number of members
who are out of town or 111.
On the Calendar.
Mrs. A. B. McConnell will give a niatU
ie party at the , Hrandela theater and
tea at the Hotel Fonenrlle Wednesday
afternoon In honor ot Ulas Marlon" Towle.
Temple Sisterhood.
The Tirr.ple Israel Silerliood met this
afternoon kt a kenslngton and coffee at
1 1 i Si- aoetrrbly rooms In lbs temple.
Invitations Eecalled.
Owing to the illness of the boaters lu
.UUuua Lav been recalled to the bos
Monday, January 3, 191&
a thing were possible In America as
where one might go with the children
psrty In honor of Miss I-oulse White at
the Brandels theater, to be given by Mrs.
E. W. Westbrook on Thursday evening,
Janusrv in.
Wedding Guests.
Mr. and Mtrs. K. M. Chase and daugh
ter, Janet and Hefen, will arrive In
Omaha Tuesday afternoon to be the
house guests of Mrs. Charles Burke. Mlsa
Helen Chase will bo maid of honor for
M1s Margharreta Burke, a bride of next
Wednesday.
Club Notes Correction.
The North Bide Circle of the Child Con
servation league will meet Friday after
noon, January 7, Instead of Tuesday, as
previously stated.
Personal Mention.
Mr. Warren Hamilton with Ills guest,
Mr. C Harry Roberts, of Beaumont,
Tex., who have been spending the holi
days with Mr. and Mra. E. O. Hamilton,
left flunday for Chicago to resume their
studies at the Art Institute.
Mlsa Marie Oullfolt, enroute to New
York, la stopping at the Hotel Fontenelle
for a few days. Miss Gullfotl Is returning
from in extended tour of southern Cali
fornia. Mrs A. T. Jonas went to Denver Sat
urday evening to be present at a wed
ding. Mrs. Jonaa will return home the
latter part of the week.
Mis Sophia Adams, former hesd resi
dent of the Omaha Social Settlement, left
Sunday evening for Ios Moines to bo the
guest of Miss Clara. Schaefer at the Des
Moines Social Settlement for a ' few
weeks previous to her going to Milwaukee
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Adams.
Prof. William Tarker, director of phys
ical education at the model school at
Gary, lnd., left for Gary Sunday evening,
after a visit with his sister, Mrs. J. II.
Elsberry.
Dr. and Mra. Elmer James Sunderland
of Kansas City, now on their wedding
trip, arrived In Omaha Sunday evening
to be the guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. A
Sunderland for a few daya.
Man Who Escaped
from Hospital Dies
from the Exposure
George Lodge of Hebron, Neb., who es
caped from the Methodist hospital, where
he was confined, last Saturday night and
came down town and registered at the
Merchants hotel before he was discovered
and taken back to the hospital, died
Bunday night, it Is thought, from the
effecta of the exposure. IxhIro made h's
escape from the hospital while in a semi
conscious condition and did not realise
what he was doing. Lodge has a wife
and family at Hebron.
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Why Was It
that the
Milk Inspectors
' at their convention in
Washington last October
Passed a Resolution
recommending that In
addition to inspection
All Milk Should be Pasteur.
Ized?
It wag because their ex
. perlence has shown that
" no matter how efficient
Inspection ia
Raw Milk Is Not Safe.
To avoid danger
to your families, espe
cially when epidemics
are abroad, you should
. buy thtrmo statically
controlled
Pasteurized Milk
Record charts for your
inspection. Ask your
Doctor.
FOR SALE only by the
Alamito
An Exciting CIsaranca Sale
at the
Benson &Ttiorne Go,
Quite a rush for bargains char
acterised the opening day. Every
department had a crowd, while in
the women's cloaks and suits
where the Blocks are exceedingly
heavy and the reductions very
sharp the rush started as soon as
the doors were open and kept up
in a steady stream all day.
In the men's shop the fact that
Bam Feck and Steln-Uloch clothes
were Included in the clearance
made buying very heavy.
The sale continues throughout
the wee.
MRS. T. L. SHEVLIN and
her late husband, Thomas L.
Shevlin, millionaire lumber
merchant, former Yale foot
ball star, who left an estate
valued at more than $20,000,
000 and an insurance policy
of a round million dollars,
which Shevlin recently acquired.
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Taggart Resigns
from School Board
P. J. 'Taggart, former proprietor of the
Loyal hotel, has resigned as member of
the Board ot Education. A letter has
been received from Mr. Taggart, who haa
been at Kanaaa City for several months.
Perry Wheeler is being considered to
fill the vacancy. He was city clerk of
South Omaha at the time of the merger
and served aa principal of the South
Side High school for three years.
WHITE KID GLOVES
Sj)eciab; Priced for
the January White Sale
Women's Real French Kid
Gloves, t-clasp style, also 1
clasp. Full pious gloves, plain
white or white with f rm
black backa. Extra V.TC
special
f errin s lt-uuuon nsei &.ia
Oloves. whits only..
hits only.f-t tea
li.i..,"?W.35
Usually sold
Kxtrs sDecla
U. Li uuaranieea waanaoia
White Leatherette Gloves, usu
ally prloed o and p
I8e Sale hVC
price
Mala rioar.
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Billows Upon Billows of
Ready Made Sheets, Slips,
The Genuine "Wamsutta" and Dwight Anchor
Bleached Sheetings, Casings, Tubings, Etc.
Direct from th, "Sajleea" Bleach,rr. Tbeee wonderful fabrics
are considered the best mad, American sheeting. Their value Is known
from coast to coast; the nearest approach to linen for wear, weight,
perfect weave and durability. We carry them In all widths; not
stamped, but otherwise genuine.
Width 8-4, actual value 30c. Sal, price, yard 22
Width 9-4. actual value 32c Sal, price, yard 244
Width 10-4. actual value 34c. Sal, price, yard 2G
Width 46 Inches, actual value 19c. Sal, price, yard 15
Width 43 inches, actual value 17c. Sal, price, yard 144
Beautiful Tubing, Same Reliable Grade
Width 43 inches, actual Vain, 22c. Sale price, yard 1G
Width 45 inches, actual vain, 24c. Sal, price, yard 17 H
The Genuine "Peppere!." and "Aurora"
Bleached Sheetings
Pepperell Sheeting is on, of the oldest and choicest American
products, very much preferred with Aurora, aa both are noted for their
fin, wear, and toft finish, easily laundered, good wearing Qualities.
Width 2-4. actual value 26c. Sal, price, yard 234
Width t-4, actual value 38c. Sale price, yard 244
Width 10-4. actual value SOo. Sal, price, yard 204
Basement.
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SPECIAL!
Sale of
Wash Ribbons
Underwear
A pretty morning glory pattern,
No. 1
No. IVi
No. 2
18c 25c 28c
Mala floor.
WINSOME WIDOW
WANTS AHUSBAND
Texas Woman Write to Postmaster
Wharton to Find Her a Cor
respondent.
HE WILL ASSIST DAN CUPID
A new honor has been heaped upon
the already laurel-crowned Post
master John C. Wharton.
A woman In Texas appointed him
special assistant to Cupid and con
soler extraordinary to winsome
widows.
She writes, asking him to please
find her a husband, and the post
master, who has a reputation far and
wide as a champion of the gentler
sex (he invariably refers to them as
the "dear creatures"), loses no time
in enlisting the puissant and far-
flung power of this great family
dally and fireside companion.
t.laton. then, to the clarion call, all ye
men of 23 years and older. John C. Whar
ton demands your attention In the name
of Dan Cupid. Hark to the call of the
lonely widow In Texas.
Ko Chanarc for ITrlnklna; Man,
Note, however, ye men who look upon
the wine when It Is red, you need not
answer. You need not even listen, (ki
your riotous ways, for the fl.low Is a
wise widow. She wants a husband who
"don't get drunk." Her letter to the
postmaster is as follows:
HOUSTON, Tex., Doe. 23. lniB.-Post-
master,' Dear Sir: I am a lonely young
widow of 26 years and would like to
correspond with some nice young man of
your town. I don't care what age, just
so he Is no younger than me and don't
get drunk.
She la a Blende.
"I am a blonde, height 6 feet 7 Inches,
weight 139. If you know of any lonely
young fellow who would like to corre
spond I would thank you very much to let
him know of me. I will exchange photos
with him. Thanking you, please don't put
my name In the paper. Again thanking
you, I am. respectfully," etc.
In consideration of the young widow's
request, her name Is not given out. Post
master Wharton has It and the address,
which Is on a rursl free delivery route
running out from Houston.
The postmaster will give the name and
address to any eligible man requesting It.
"I shall take a personal Interest In pro
viding this dear creature with a hus
band," he eald. "She deserves a husband
t am sure, a good husband. Bless the
dear creatures."
HUBBY AND WIFEY FAVOR
FREE PRIVILEGE TO FIGHT
"We can fight If we want to," remarked
Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnson of Council
Bluffs, when remonstrated with by Of
fleer Unger for battling at Twelfth and
Douglas street. Both belligerents grew
decidedly abusive toward the offlcerand
were arrested. Judge Foster allowed them
to depart when they promised to maintain
"peace at any price."
Something New and
Brandeis Stores' best efforts greet you in this January White Sale. The two main features are
wonderful assortments, which mean variety, completeness of sizes and quantities; and the other main
feature is Wonder Values. Surely our ability to buy never proved more powerful in securing special
prices for our customers.
Each day of the White Sale different sections will be advertised, new lots will be brought into
the sale and special values offered. There will be reason for following the sale carefully from day to
day, for these special features may be exactly that which would interest you.
mm was igjiiil
Embroideries
Batiste Embroidery Edges, up to
S inches wide. Just th, thing for
trimming baby clothes. Regular 5c
value, sal, price, yard 24
Embroidery Edges and Insertions,
Swiss, nainsook, cambric and long
cloth. Extra good quality, fast
edges. 12 He -values, yard 64
Shadow Lac, Flouncinga, 12 to 27
inches wide. Extra good value.
worth 39c. yar d 104
Lilly Whit, Corset Covers, aemt
made. handsomely embroidered.
69c values, special 394
for
ten - yard
bolts.
at
No. 3
No. 0
35c 6
Yd.
JUSTICE OF THE U. S. SUPREME
COUET IS DEAD.
f ., - -
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JUDGE JOSEPH LAM ATI.
Funeral of Late
Justice Lamar to
Be Held Wednesday
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Arrangements
are being made today for the funeral of
Joseph Rucker Lamar, associate Justice
of the supreme court, who died at his
homo here last night of gTadual heart
failure.
Arrangements were made during the
day for simple funeral services about 10
o'clock Wednesday morning at the
church In Augusta. Ga.. attended for
years by the Lanur family. No services
win be held In Washington.
After paying tribute to Justice Lamar,
Chief Justice White adjourned court un
til Thursday, Decisions to have been
announced today will be delivered next
Monday. . .
Inability of some of the justices to go
to Georgia, led the court to appoint a
committee consisting of Justices Van De
vanter, Pitney and McReynolds to repre
sent it at the funeral.
It was believed here today that because
of the Important rasea now awaiting de
cision before a full court. President Wll
son will make an appointment at once to
fill the vacancy caused by Justice La
mar's death. Last fall when Justice La
mar's health became impaired and when
a movement was started to retire him on
full pay. Secretary of the Interior Lane
aad Solicitor General John W. Davis were
mentioned In discussions as his possible
successor.
Poa't Be ('nstlpated.
All kinds of ailments result from con
stipation. Dr. King's New Life Pills are
mild and effective, prevent constipation.
26c. All druggists. Advertisement.
Interesting Every Day of the White Sale
Snowy White, Fresh From the Mill
Sheetings, Muslins, Domestics, Etc, Etc
41 and tl-ln Tublnff. fine, soft fin
ish, extra weight; compares wiin In
dian Head. Mill Isnfths up to
ltt yards. 14c and lc value,
yard
9c
ll.Uxh Rravii Mnalln. HIs-hl&nH
and other cnoloe unbleached mua-
lm. Full bolta to aslact from. J C
January eala price, yard i
Mill Remnants of beautiful If-mch
Bleached Muslin, Cambrics, etc., from the
"Hayless" Bleacnery. Lng-tha up j
to 11 yards. Values to 10c, AC
yard
It-Inch Bleached Muslin. "Cora Cotton"
or ' Hope ot Hops. Beauurui soil unisn,
free from drsins". Perfect s
Roods off the bolt. Ic values. fl C
yard "l
Tixto-incn tsiearnea onsets, (ooa qual
ity, soft finish, noatiy trimmed; torn and
Ironed French seam center. Keg- -j
ular tc values. January sale nC
price, each
Bleached Pillow Slips to match, same re
liable quality and finish; hemmed V
and ready for use.
L'.k
Thousands of Yarda of Be utlful Warn
autta. No. 160. Cambric and m
muslin, St Inches wide. Values to -A-P
ime. Pale price, yard Z
-4 Bleached Sheet ins;, our special lead
er: unstamped. Fine, soft finish.
lie values. Special. IC
yard " "
K-lnch Drown Muslin, extra fine Qual
ity, soft finish, close weave: easily j 1
bleached and laundered; Tc value. 4Tr
January sale price, yard
SUDDEN WEDDING
STARTLES SOCIETY
First Surprise Bomb of Tear in
Marriaee of J. E. FitzGerald
and Edith Yan Koran Marin.
RECEPTION IS IMPROVISED
The first surprise bomb of the new
year exploded in Omaha society
circles Is the announcement of the
marriage Sunday of Mrs. Edith
Van Kuran Marsh and Mr. James Ed
ward FltiOerald, both popular in the
exclusive set, which, however, had not
the slightest pre-advlsement of what
was Impending. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Iforry B. Foster,
pastor of the Dundee Presbyterian
church, at the home of Mrs. Marsh,
where she- has been living with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russet C. Van
Kuran, and only the relatives of tb
bride and the intimate friends of the
groom were present.
The bride was attended by her little
daughter. Gertrude Jane Marsh, and two
little nieces, Edith Mary and Florence'
Louise Ware, daugnters of her sister,
Mrs. A. G. Ware ot Dayton. O. The at
tendant of the groom was Mr. Lawrence
Brinker.
Mrs. FttsOerald was the widow of Mr.
Charles Marsh and the groom Is one of
the head officers of the Woodmen of the
World, who has been living at the Omaha
club, having come to Omaha from Kansas
City, where he formerly practiced law.
When the word reached the club that
one of the Jolly inmates had become a
benedict the crowd there all jumped Into
taxis and drove out to the Van Kuran
bouse to extend fecllltatlons, vhere they
were Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Fraser and
other friends and associates of the Wood
man order. Learning that the new couple
were to be quartered temporarily at the
Fontenelle and wanting to make sure of
their suitable reception tn women hastily
assembled the necessary ribbons and
other ornaments and decorated the hotel
hallway leading to their rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. FitzGerald will bo at
home after April 1 at 6021 Capitol avenue.
A "For Sale" or 1
In The Bee will
pose.
'For Rent" Ad placed
accomplish - ita pur-
NIGHT SCHOOL
TONIGHT
v. ra. e. a.
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Genuine "Mohawk' Bleached Sheets and
Pillow Slips
This moat desirable make of bedding is made from finest grade
domestic sheeting, all pure staple cotton from the Mohawk 8team Cot
ton Mills. Compares favorably with "Utica," one of the best brands.
Full bleached, soft finish; 3-lnch hems, torn and ironed, ready for use.
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Size 72x90 Inches, actual value
Sit, 72x99 inches, actual value
Size 81x90 inches, actual value 79c. Sale price..
PILLOW SLIPS.
Six, 42x36 inches, actual value 17c. Sale price..
size 5x3o mcnes, actual value
Breached Sheets, Extra Weight
Our special leader. Full bleached, soft finish, mad, from full
standard sheeting; nearest approach to Lock wood; unstamped, other
wise perfect 3-lnch hems, torn and ironed, ready for use. January
sale prices ;
Six, 63x99 inches, actual value 66c. Sal, price ...534
Size 72x99 Inches, actual value 69c. Sale price .'.'!!!!.574
Size Slr90 Inches, actual value 76c. Sale prlc, !!!!!!!! 594
Size 81x99 inches, .actual value 79c. Sale price 654
PILLOW SLIPS.
Sis, 42x36 inches, actual value 16c. Sale price 11H4
Size 45x36 inches, actual value 17c. Sale price .'!!!!".!!'. 124
BaseBeat.
C.
Fancy Goods Enter
Stamped Pillow Cases, on extra Quality
tubing. 60c valuea. January sale price,
Pir 254
Stamped Night Gowns, on very fin. Nain
sook, neat designs. 60c values, sale
price 254
Dresser Scarfs, lac, and insertion trimmed.
60c valuea. January sale price 254
Damaak Card Table Covers, stamped, with
four napkins to match. Special, set... 754
Tklrg
Floor.
A Five Cent Breakfast in
five minutes I What a boon
to the busy housekeeper!
Two Shredded Wheat Bis
cuits, heated in the oven to
restore crispness and served
with hot milk, make a com
plete, perfect meal, supplying
all the strength needed for a
half day's work at a cost of
four or five cents. The rich
est man in America can buy
nothing better. Contains
more real nutriment than
meat or epps and is more
- oo-
easily digested. Made at
lNiagara aiis, IN. Y.
f Pyro Coke
(Certified)
Made from
Colorado's
Bent Bitu
minous Coal
$8.50 to"
No srtcclal instructions needed
for satisfactory uses Keep th
firepot full, that's all.
Use Pjto" alone in Hot Air
Furnace
Mix it with Economy Egg
($A.50) or with Cherokco Nut
(95.00) for a Hot Water
Heater.
Txtts of heat. Smokeless.
Soot less. Very little ash.
SUNDERLAND
BROTHERS CO.
Main Office, Kee4lne Building,
17th and Harney.
Phone Douglas 252.
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Bargains in
practically new
articles in "For
Sale" column; read
it.
WATCH
THE PAPERS AJTD OCR
W13TD0WS
for aanoaneement of oar Annual
January Sale
of Waists
It's coming soon aad if going
to be a record-breaker.
70c. Sale price.,
75c. Sale price. .
574
634
674
144
.154
19c. Sal, price.
the White Sale
Stamped Linen Centers, on pur, Irish
linen. Neat designs, floral and conventional.
36-inch size. 1.26 valuea 75,
45-inch size, 1.75 values S1.00
64-inch size, $2.25 values Sl!25
Japanese Print Lunch Cloths, 72-inch size.
New designs, $1.60 values.. Sale price. 894
Stamped Scarfs, on pur, IrUh Art linen.
Size 18x64 inches. Neat designs. Spa-
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