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V THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1922. WESTON'S FUNERAL TO-DAY. - Funeral service, fpr FranU Weston, former Shakespearian actor and Chris tian Sclcnco urnctltloiu-r and husband of Effle Kllslcr, actress, will bo held at noon to-day In the Campbell Funeral Church, No. 1070 Uroadway. As Mr. Weston's death was sudden and no physician was called, because the Wcstons aro Christian Scientists, the case was reported to the Medical lixnmlncr and Assistant Medical Ex aminer Charles Cassasa yesterday re ported "cerebral hemorrhage" as tho causo of uVath and a burial permit was authoiiiod. Miss Ellalcr said yesterday the body of her husband would be tant this eve ning to their old home In Cleveland tor burial. Sho announced she would not accompany tho body, as It was her hus band's wish she continue her "Hto'a work," and sho said: "I will resume my part In Monday evening's performance of "Tho Bat." AMUSEMENTS. WINTER GARDEN " S Twlrn Dolly. HUBERT VAUDEVILLE $1 World' (lre:ilot Plitma nt NORA BAYES unci a l. t mooki; iioganny Titorrn CAM, McC'UI.t.llt'OII FI1KII ALI.IS.N, Others nnd RAY MILLER 'ack wiirrn hand .. ci.iff i:nVAni)H, ASTOR 46111 ll'woy. Evs. 8.30.II.AST" Mittn. Wed. A Hut. 3.30.VKKK FAVERSHAMsqWah '44nfT&" l1 rMY-v'i e io hats wen-SAT. nUHUnunOI Mats., Thurs. & Sat. 2.20. MAR.FOI AINF Musical niaiuuLAinc r0MANnn WAIK With TKOGY WOOD & LKNNOX PAWLE. DCpimi fTlion.2l SL.W.of n'y.r.vs.S.'O. ntruoLiii Mftt- Wcdi ttul Sati nt 2.30. mmmmm Fl TINfiF West 42d at. Evenings. 8.K0. CLiinut Mnts Wod nnfl B(ltt Keep Standees on Tips of Tlielr Toes. AMUSEMENTS. J OlSM $ SSUl SL Theai,7 Av, & DO at. Ev.8.20 . Mats. wed. and Bat., 2.20. AL. J0LS0N oliF AMUSEMENT8. CENTURY Th, 024 Cen- p-w CO1.S800 Amhaarlnr 0th,nr.Clrcle 87S2. Evs.8.30. nut"9 WU'wy( lMati.Wed.tSat.CW. BLOSSOM TIME Th Mnslew Hit! SELWYN TIIEA.,Weit.42d 8t. Evs.8.20. " " llnli n.'vA tM Hi) of ! Jof))h (Vtwlliorn nnd Lillian l.orralnf in A MUSICAL COMEHY KKVKI.ATION.- taut Weelc 11c Torn Transcontinental Tour. THE CIRCLE FULT0N Ilk U 1 1 1 U U L. Mnts. Wcd.tSat. John Drew, Mm.- tostie Carter, Hetty Llnlej, Ernett Lanfnrtl, John Ilalliday, Itohert Itendel. COMEDY St., nr. lrway. Evs.8.20. , J( . Thur, 4 Bat.2.20. mPETr6va II.,. lil "Thf White IVacock," by Rime, rctrova. r a iiniii.- v . n a m ! "nr. c. e TJ17 WHO GETS fid SI.APPF.D Mntn to Fulton Monday Matinee, Feb. 13- tV BFLMONT W.48th St. Bry.48. Evs. "S. S Tenacity" & "Tre Mentes Piw" llest Cast and Plays In Town. MMK. 1.I.I1I.AM MAETKltl.lNCIC ay,: "The hest nctlnK I have seen In America Is by Hldney lllntkmer In 'Tim MOUNTAIN MAN.' He Is Irre sistible." Jlaxlne Elliott's Theatre. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Evs. 8.30. Arthur -'v Pauline Lord Hopkins in "Anna Christie" Present.' VANDERBILT Mt.ed 'The Deluge Dl VUDIITU Tliea.,w.45th St. Ev.8.30 fLIFfiUUin Mats. Thurs. i Sat. 2.30 m PLYMI PROBttM Mis AI0USiCAicom7 APOLLO THEATRE WKST 41d ST. Twice Dally t:ie 8:10 io cksdinxSand syt Porv. MnUorn. NIcht. D. W. GRIFFITH'S empire orSfeW Amotions shts Sott37 Mstinees, 50c to H 10 6i ti CO Qood Orchesws Fen $1.00 4 tli, W. of Il'way, Opening POSTPONED till Wei Eve. 5'sf.nBUcge.s"PlNS and NEEDLES" PLAYHOUSE W.48th. Bry.228. Ev.8.20 Wats. Wed. and Sat. 2.20 ROBERT WARWICK nDICTI UP HELEN MENKEN in Ulllr lltlb BOOTH Wct 45tl St. Evs.8.80 . Mts.Wed.,Frl.t8t.2.30 M Consecutive Weeks In N. Y. Last WccX Extra Mjt Friday An mop THE GREEN flKLlOd in GODDESS NORMAN TREVOR NORA BAYES TUea.,44th.W.of B-y.Evs.S.St IIIQTMAnPinnwlthvlllan nrtln JUul ITIHnni LU and l.Tnne Oterman pDINrCCC Then., 39th St., nr.ll'y.Iji,t "run In MAIIKIKD WOMAN." 1 ONRATRF West 48th St. Evs. at 8.30. O THANK-U I ITT I F TII12ATKE. W. 44th St.Evs. 8.30. ibb Matlnocs Wed. Sat. at 2.30. o The pt YEAR RIIOII West Klh Street. Evenings, 8.30. uuuu Mutln(!(,a' Wednesday & Sat., 2.30. "DOVER ROAD tS PFNTRAI THEA., To-day, 2.15 .cn 1 IVrtL. 4.th st-.n,wtty, To.nght. 8.15 CAItl, LAKMMLK Presents tho Most WondcTjul 1'lcture In America, FOOLISH WIVES The First Heal f 1,000,000 l'lcture. Evs. and Sat. Mats., $1, $1.30 and $2. Pop. Dally Mats., 60c., $1 and $1.50. SPECIAL Personal Appearance of MISS DUPONT Feminine Star of "Foolish Wives," at both presentations. Mat. To-day & To-night. I V D I P 42d Twice Daily LI l IO orr rtwy. 2:30 & Bt30 John Golden aod Marenc Loow Pretenl Wlnchell Smith's & John K. Ilazzard's Greatest Itroadiray fSncress. TURN - RIGHT A MtTHO.RF.X INGRAM PRODUCTION Evs.COc to $1.00. Top.Prlce Mts. Seats Res'd NEW AMSTEFfOAM "0 4? ST v 0 h rUTS.VED.5-SAT. 50tf.9.K NO HIGHER ZIEGFELD TRIUMPH MARILYN MILLER. LEON EIRnOL. In NEW AMSTERDAM TtOOF. at 11 NEW Z1EGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC mm EMPIRE TO-MOR'W DORIS KEANE AT 1.S0 In the NewTHF CZARINA U., m: lo'c 12 W. 4M St. Evs. 8.13 Henry IVli.Ier s Mata, Tnura. A Kat.2.i5 LAURETTfc J.iiartiry Tho National TAYLOR k?;"Kr; Anthem P-AWTV R'wav. 46 St Evs. 8.20. Fl SIF "MOKE I UN THAN JANIS SEASON," says Hey- wood llroun. 1 TO-NIGHT at S'SO FIRST AMCQICAN ADDCAPifAU f CCBtBT MICH ENS , UUIPIfCDtinPlJCDP'way. 38 St. Evs. 8.30 """""""""'""Mats. Wed. & Sat . 2., "BULL DOG DRUIV1M0ND" A Real Melodrama," with A. E. Mathews. Eves, at 8 20. & Sat. at 2 20. RFI ASCO w 'h st. DAVID IIEI.AHCO Presents P A R T West 4Sih St. Evenlnes at 8.20. v Wort nnil Sfit. t ' "rt Lenore ULRICKIKI SAM II. IIAIlltIS Presents WALLACE MARY EDDINGER and NASH in CAPTAIN APPLEJACK CEOTMM THEATRE OW SI GOOD MORNING DEARIE Musical Comedy f.I ORF. Evs- 8',:i- M1" Sensation at tha Wed. &. Sat .2.20 TIMES SQAIlan Pollock in Theatre. W. 42 St. I "A BUI Ol Ol VOrCdTiCIlt' Thur. 4 Sat.. 2.301 WJth Janet Jleecher. I IRFRTY THEA.. W. 42d Bt . at 8.S0. L1Dlft" Mats. Wed. & Sat. nt 2.30. GEO. M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS In the WholeMune Musical Comedy, THE O'BRIEN GIRL I VPFIIM West 45th St. Eves, nt 8.30. L, IICU1T1 Mlltll Thurs. t-,Sat. nt 2.30. DAVID ItKI.ASCI) Presents LIONEL ATWILL nnA?p7!ln... MARIE DORO KIMV The.i., W.43th St. irmiMC UUftU i..v.H :io Mlfc.Wed.i Sat m "LILIES OF THE FIELD" By Wm. Ilurltiut With Frederick Perry. MUSIC BOX w.s',,,Ji,'r10:.K:;iS'5 H.gnsTiUSICBOX REVUE" 4M 8t. Eva 8 15. CAM U UADDIC W. Mat,. Wed & Sat. 2.15 SIX CYLINDER LOVE With EKNHST TItl'EX. DULCY FRAZEE ,f"; Mats Wed.. Hat nt 2 20 LYNN FONTANNE ffll 5T MiiMe Hull, lict Il'way & Cent ""' p. W M ' SATfltDAV nt 2 30. SHUFFLE ALONG "ffiViu Extru Mldnlsht IVrofriuanee Wed. nt 11.30 HAR 'em LAVdH 1 1 ,&'764 eopLa .AugWed I P Tmes at t V I AT THfi TIMCS ,8745 W 1NY- rHEAT&SPJ BEST VAUDEVILLE .f f ATL'gE FILMS J HAR ErhAVt Harry llercsford & Co., IMdlo voc;t & t o , oilmen is r'rnncis, I.UUan Conroy & Urn.. McFar lano & I'alaro, Ed. Hill, Dow ney&Cl a lide. others, MARION DAVIES in "THE BRIDE'S PLAY." and SUritKME At'lKVll.t,K 0 BIG ACTS 10 Each a Star Feature IT n. A. Hnlfo & Co., Frank Wil cox & Co., Weber .4 Elliott. Cortei Slsters.others. MARION DAVIES IN "THE IlItlDE'K PLAY." Dancing contest every Thursday nlitht. Qulnn it Karnum. Evans & Wilson. The Sunshlmi Sisters, Ilentley, Tavey A Co., John McGowan, Hoffman t Huirhes others. ETIIEI, fLAYTON IN "EXIT THE VAMP." mm ertrude llotfnian . Ballet, Vnlter C. Kelly. 4llen Stan ey Meehan's Dorc. Itlco & Verner. KennedyAt'.erle. ots. inorrnee Nash & Co., Harry W"tion r. A Co.. rrunLie Heath. Itrown A rt'eston, Hue Elennor Hall. I All I'atorltr-t Meek. Ml Mar Acts & Photo. I Play, "Kent Tree." with Wnllace Iteld and Llla Lee D I If ft I I "ONE GLORIOUS DAY' I!t7,, Willi Will Row-Lib Lee At 43th RIALTO TIMES At 43th Pt. Rlvoll Conetrt Orth. BEBE DANIELS nun! mi - nans! iiom nownEro KOIIAKE. Fimoui Rlatto Oreh. CRITERION TIMES O0NTINTJOC8 .Sl t CIMVin squahc I KOON TO 11. "RED HOT ROMANCr," MATINEES CAC EVENTNOS QQC AU, SEATS ou ALL SCATS JS1 n"MHITE HANOS" nceuuiiw. JUDGE figyggff psuiire Freiferick ArrEONOON 30 J ,Tw1 Klndl .1 Womes' 7'? CARDO & NOLI VAUOGVILLG ,oe De Km Troup, and PHOTOPLAVS and Others. HANOI O , fitjll FOR SALE. i CONTINUOUS COLUMBIA n'w.yT"Jce Dallyinurlesnue. Ul "' " &47thj2.15 St 8.16. I'op.l'rlLiS WORLD OF FROLICS With SLIDING 111LLY WATSON. CAPTTOLf'THE SILENTCfiLL' U U way ut Mst St. Capitol Qiai.d Orch "!- i n . i pvwp'i taV 1 Weekly or Monthly Paymentjl rit on unntld b&lanou Vran&arlJ.iir I . confldeiitUl HF.I.IAUl j; UOHJi UJW I I'UICLS. TKIIMS 11.00 ATM Ul'. ('all. write or riirm von osm Will Semi HeprcsentattTO If Dc!:cd. 6 MAIDEN LANEVKW. 11TOWN STOltK en- I-,, . ,iv r 8 liulfe'l 1 flight up. 503 5th Av. Kntnnrf on ttd HL PHONE VANDERBILT 3029 OLYMPIC mi -A yTAnIS!0! NtiUS JT IN TWO Mnt. Tn-ilnv ' loon Itest 5J A BY Hth H Near 3d AeJ UKLhbll UERS TIESDAY EVE. AHATI' MATINEE1 DAILY His. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. 8 ni Onpra Hmi;n '""h st. & 3d av. pop D.UU ULUd nuust, ,.rlCM Mts.Wed..Sat "LILIOM" with SC111LDKHAUT S, LE GALL1EN.NE. DIAMONDS WATCHES 1inOPO)uMHvlfi and. tetemvIS BROADWAY t STORE-NOT AN OFFICE CHICAGO OPERA MAHY HAItDEN, (neral Director m MANHATTAN TONIGHT at 8, "Monmi Vniinn". lues.. "TrUtun and ImiLIj"; mI., "l.a lloheiue" "l-i I'cte u Itobliiwn"! lliur., 'I iirliaicl" t "The Mlrthday f the lufant.r'i Prl., "11 Jrirrli of the Mndonja", Mil Mat., S, "Tales of lloffinun" ; jt. Mclit. Oalome"! Mon. Feb, 6, Prt nlero of IToKofleft' "liie for Three Uranneo." (Mason & Humlln, (he official I Inno.) j H T T 13 fl P O I IT A IM OPEHA 111 14 A I'''HE BROOKLYN. trakD HrookUn AGKOUGE C It 1, I H J 'Ths KnlliiK I'ui.lon" JAS. Ol.IVICIC (Tll OOD'S "The White .Mouse" DIAEIOWDS CASH on CREOII. Ou tnm 0inos4 Cutter, Sas 8 ISO DIAMOND RING. II WEEKLY 1100 DIAMOND HING 12 WIIKLV JU WRISI WATCHES U WEEKLY JOS. ROSE & SON raSiLAW Itb Floor, l'hons Joan 113. No Employer's RtUrttM STA R t- 3x anl I"ulton M. Mat. irtix X Tel. Irlaml- U'!)7 Dally frt-;: A WHIRL OF GAIETY EVEUY Sl'NDAY S-IIKi CO.NCEItT.s-s , AAm unrmi itrmj ... am ruLuss ut tto at? IjriYAI hIAMOND S- WATCH CO Dressmakers Sale Departments SILKS DRESS GOODS NOTIONS DRESS FORMS WASH DRESS FABRICS LININGS TRIMMINGS GEORGETTES WHITE GOODS SHEARS Ml ABM FOURTEENTH STREET FoimJtJ 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE Dressmaking School Course of Lessons 4.00 Appointments made at your convenience. ( Dressmakers' Spring Sale For Home or Professional Dressmakers Great assortments of new materials, trimmings and sewing needs at special sale reductions TOMORROW LAST DAY OF JANUARY SALE Plentiful stocks of fresh merchandise at sale prices' maintained closing for the benefit of late shoppers Following Specials for Both Today and right up to sale HELP WANTED MALE. TO-NIGHT , LOHENGRIN T.45 HARDMAN PIANO USED. PHOTO ENGRAVEUH for all lirar.-r : steady employment; onon rh'ip, strlU trouble. It 406 World. 'j ' 1 ntttlf. I t(J DIAMOND ItlNU. H w.kly. 1101) DIAMOND HIKO Ul;TItOrOI.lTAt' U H. Ua In. Tomorrow Dressmakers' Sale Notions WELLINGTON MILLS SPOOL COTTON 400 yards to spool black" ond white best numbers limit two dozen , were .08 44 BASTING COTTONS were .03 doien .'11 SEWING SILKS 50 yard spools black nnd colors were .05 .4tO SEWING SILKS 100 yard spools black and white were $1.35 SEWING SILKS 300 yard spools black only were .42 oO SNAP FASTENERS were .40 gross 5 Better quality were $1.00 Gross. 74: SEAM BINDINGS black and white were .28 Piece .20 INSIDE BELTINGS black and white 10 yd. piece were .70 to $1.10 Yard. GO DR ESSMAKERS PINS half pound n boxes were .30 to .34 Boz.SO Better quality pins.in quarter pound box were .31 to .44 20 WHITE ROLL TAPE 24 yards to roll were .18 1H DRESS SHIELDS ' were .20 to .30 Pair. 18 Better quality dress shields of light weight double rubber were .34 to .42 l'nir.28 DRESS SHIELDS garment style were .04 to .74 Pair. 4 G READY-MADE WAIST LININGS were .30 2G BUST FORMS were $1.88 1.22 COMPLETE DRESS FORMS flat wire skirt were $3.47 2. 3 3 DRESS FORMS i sections adjustable were $0.07 ? 6.75 DRESS FORMS 12 sections adjustable were $12.47 O.OO When ordering dress forms please give correct sizes, as no exchanges will be made. Dressmakers' Sale Scissors and Shears IMPORTED STEEL SCISSORS embroidery, stork, buttonhole, cuticle, nail and sewing scissors 3$ to 7 inches fcfft- wcrc .78 and .07 79t STEEL SHEARS full nickel finish reliable make sizes 0 to 10 inches were 81.25 58 IMPORTED STEEL SCISSOR S extra hollow ground nickel finish were .87 G3 H. BOKER & CO.'S WARRANTED STEEL SHEARS full nickel finish 0 to 8 inches werr $1.38 88 MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLE STEEL SCISSORS well known make were .75 43 Dressmakers' Sale New Trimmings 12-Yard Piece Soutache Braid black and new Spring colors Regular value .34 v. 21 ?'f-inch Plain Silk Braid firm qunlity colors regular value .10 - Oj Celluloid, Ivory, and Pearl Buttons coat, suit and dress sizes black nnd new colors regular value .12H lo .24 7 Fancy Silk Girdles attractive color combinations, solid colors and black 24 yards long with heavy silk taasels regular $1.74 1.2 1 2 and 4 Hole Pearl Buttons self shank new square effects in ocean and fresh water pearl regular value .14 card 10j Women's Silk Hose t Were $1.97 and $2.27.. 1.48 Full fashioncd mercerized tops. Women'a Glove Silk Hose fancy weave black and cordovan were $3.47 2.54 TOYS Man-o'-War A New Kiddie Kar Regular $4.57. Special. .. 3.27 Man-o'-War is just the kind of steed the kiddies love, for he moves his head backward and foricard with a pull of the reins, and has comfort able faotrests. Roclc-a-Tot double rock-d-lnl- -stroup-untl.well made nu JV finished ami r-namvllut in colors- reg. H4.07 ,S, 3.7 Dressmakers' Sale DRESS GOODS 54-INCH ALL-WOOL JERSEY CLOTHS 8 nnd 10 ounce weight nut, reindeer, steel, lavender, birch, golf red, Kelly green, henna, or Mohawk, Copcn, brown, navy and black regularly $1.78 lt&O 48 AND 50-INCH ALL-WOOL BROADCLOTHS chiffon finish high lustre sponged and shrunk topaz, lotus, harvest, apple blossom, rose, cherry, maroon, delft, nutria, reindeer, sand, clay, copper, henna, terra cotta, clove, brown, burgundy, navy and black 1 Q4 regularly $2.08 1.04 42-INCH ALL-WOOL PRUNELLAS soft, high lustrous finish tortoise, harvest, raspberry, maroon, delft, henna, terra cotla, taupe, fawn, sphinx, rose, cypress, sherry, clay, brown, navy anil black on regularly $1.07 l.OU 40-INCH ALL-WOOL CREPE close, soft weave IB new -t in Spring shades; also navy and black regularly $1.07 1.4 54-INCH ALL-WOOL TWEEDS AND HOMESPUNS in tan. gray and brown mixtures-plain and mottled colorings the season's -t nrj most wanted fabrics regularly $1.08 Xtl 54-INCH ALL-WOOL MEN'S WEAR SERGES heavy weight: sponged and shrunk brown, navy and black -i on regularly $1.07 l.O 54-INCH ALL-WOOL TRICOTINES close, firm weaves n nn navy blue and black regularly $1.58 it3 48-INCH ALL-WOOL CREAM FRENCH SERGE i oa regularly $1.78 l.OU Spring Dressmakers' Sale SILKS 40-INCH CREPE DE CHINES unusually large assortment of light, medium and dark colors, including the wanted shades for Spring and all black were $1.45 yard l.OO 40-INCH CHARMEUSE fine, lustrous weave street and evening shades also black were $1.95 1.37 40-INCH CANTON CREPES heavy qualityr-rich crepe weavegood selection of colors and all black were $3.25 yard 2.27 35-INCH BLACK DRESS SATINS high lustre rich, deep black were $1.74 1.18 CREPE BACK SATIN high lustre soft draping quality largo assort ment of light and novelty colors, including black were $2.45 1.78 COLORED DRESS SATINS high lustre soft finish large variety of fashionable colors serviceable quality were $1.57 1.12 35-INCH BLACK TAFFETAS rhiffon finish good wearing quality fashionable for Spring dresses were $1.74 , l.I O MORNING SPECIALS On Sale Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealer bujinf, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. $1.64 Costume Serges 1.24 54-Inch all -woolfine twill tan, taupo, brown, nnvy and black tills Is less than these poods can be made for. DRESS QOODS-MAIN ITIjOOIt. $1.28 Georgettes-40 inch... .97 Light, dark and fancy colors. SILKS MAIN FLOOn. $1.35 Sterling Silver Handled Pie Servers 85 Colonial design. SlLVEnWAIlE MAIN FLOOR. $1.88 Sateen Petticoats. 97 Black, navy, purplo, copen and hunter green. rem coats second Fioon. $2.28 Crepe de Chine Chemises 1.52 Several pretty styles, trimmed lace and medallions flesh, blue and orchid. SILK UNDERWEAR SECOND nOOIt. $1.48 Extra Size Flannelette Gowns 1.10 Pink nnd blue stripes round or V neck. EXTRA SIZE OimERWTJUl SECOND FLOOR $1,10 Women's Wool Spsrt Hose 77 Drown heather mixture all sizeu. HOSIERY MAIN FLOOR. 18 cL Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs Each .10 Sott finish lorira size H-lnc3i hem. HANDKERCHIEFS MAIN FLOOR. $28.75 Men's Stylwear Suits 19.50 All wool easslmere, worsted and flannels mixtures, checks and stripes Iies 34 to 44 regular and xtouts, MEN'S CLOTHING MAIN FLOOR. $4.50 Men's Corduroy Trousers 3.50 Union made double stitch various lenprtlu dark bi own sizes 30 to 44. MEN'S WORK CLOTlrES BASEMENT. $12.50 Boys Suits 8.75 All wool cheviots brown, Bray and honther mixtures herring bone, pencil stripes and plnln colors majority with two pairs of fully lined troupers 8 to 16 years. BOYS" SUITS TJIIRD FLOOR. $1.94 Men's Wool Mixed Underwear 1.22 Gray single or double-breasted ahlrta also winter weight union suits all sizes. MEN'S UNDERWEAR MAIN. FLOOR. $2.25 Leather Hand Bags. ... 1.75 Patent safety catch pouch stylrn. LEATHER GOODS MAIN FLOOR. $3.47 Marquise Panel Curtains 2.44 2 yards Madeira, nntlquo nnd other rpnl lace dfilKiis. , CURTAINS IIASEMKNT. $39.50 Seamless Velvet ami Seamed Axminster Rugs. 27.44 9x12 feet urtUtlp carpet defl'gn blue, rosii and Inn Krounds. nt:(js-THinD kior. 43 ct. Muslins 24 48 and M-lnch b!nt"licd inurtl". soft flnlHli. MCSLINH RA8EMEKT. $2.57 Crochet Spreads 1.84 Full xlzf -xtra fine finality. SritUADH-I! AUGMENT. 30 ct. Outing Flannels 15 Yard wide (note width) pink nnd white, blue nnd white mnkn wnrm undrrKiirnientH. WAKII GOODS IIASEMEKT. 33 ct Chambrays 18 Plain colors splendid for house dres.ses, hoys' wash Bults. otc. WAKII GOODS BASEMENT. $2.24 Cotton Diapering 1.77 10 yards to, piece 27 Inoh. LINENS MAIN FLOOR. $3.66 Floral Mull Comfortables 2.67 Full nlze -white cotton filled. rOMKORTABLEi-BASBMENT. End-ot-Month Thrift Sales As always at the end ol the month, ice group our broken lots of merchandise and price them at reductions that make for quick clearance. Unusual bargains in handsome apparel, household needs and novelty merchandise give a special attraction to to day's and Tuesday's shopping. January Sale Undermuslins Nainsook Petticoats Imported Sateen Bloomers Philippine Nightdresses J, Philippine Chemises Were $2.28 Each ...1.1.64 Petticoats' are flounced with deep em broidery, headed with ribbon drawn , beading. Bloomers are imported sateen of silky, lustrous texture flesh, orchid, brown? navy and black. ; Nightdresses and Chemises are entirely m hand made and hand scalloped. DRAWERS good quality cambric tucked ruffles wc-e .08 38 CHEMISE batistes flesh or white yokes of cni broiilcry and medallions ruffs or built up . . shoulders were tl.28 S3 TABLE LINENS- Tomorrow last day of these notable f values. ,z BLEACHED LINEN DAMASKS heavy quulity were $i.30 Yard A. 78 BLEACHED LINEN CLOTHS damask pattern 70x70 in. were $0.05 4.07 70x88 in. were $0.05 0.3.4 Napkins to Match 22x22 In. were $8.95 Dozen 0.34 BLEACHED LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS 2 U21 in. were $10.50 Dozen 7.34 21x21 in. were $5 05 Dozen 4.4$ BLEACHED LINEN DAMASK LUNCHEON SETS hemstitched cloth 00x00 in. and half dozen napkins were $7.50 5.1)12 58-INCH BLEACHED MERCERIZED DAMASKS were .50 Yard .48 70-INCH MERCERIZED DAMASKS were .97... Yard .74 20-INCH BLEACHED MERCERIZED DAMASK NAPKINS hemmed were $1.05.. Dozen 1.CS4 Tomorrow Last Dayof January Sale MUSLINS Wero .24 .17 .10 inches wide Fruit of the Loom Hill. 36-INCH BLEACHED MUSLINS 1 were .18 tJ 36-INCH HEAVY UNBLEACHED MUSLINS were .17 40-INCH FINE QUALITY UNBLEACHED MUSLINS were .19 ll?ri No Mall er Ttlechone Ordtrt. UTICA AND ANCHOR PILLOW CASES Kx80 were .47 .". .35 45x30 were .49 37 50x30--were .57 .45 54x80 were .01 4,7, SHEETS 54x90 were $1.4t 1.14 G3xD0 were 1 01 1.34 72x00 were $1.71 1.34 HlxOO wire H -08 1.44- 72xlOK were .21 1.74 8 1 x90 were Aii.2 1 1. fl 4 00x90 were 4.41 1.04 UOxOO were ii'i.24 1.04 Rlrt before hrmmljil. No MaII or Telephone Orderi. STANDARD QUALITY SHEETING HI.EACIIED 42-ineh were .30 34 5-4 were .38 34i 50-inch wero .43 .31 0-4 were .40 34 7-1 were -.aS 44 H-4 were .59 41 0-1 were .05 54 10-1 were .72 51 UNBLEACHED 5-4 were .30 .34 0-4 ere .42 31 7- 1 were .40 , 34 8- 4 were .53 44 0-1 were .50 4f 10-4 were .05 54 No Mill or Telephone Order. , K in January Sale Tomorrow Last Day Specials in Following Departments: Muslins Sheets Pillow Cases SpreaHa Blankets Linens Comfortables Undermuslins Sweaters Etc. "t I i i -a si