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DEPORT IN BIUORGE PHOBE
Alexandria H;ir Assuriation ?
? Adopts Finding ?>f (.i?ni
mitUM'. HO l<> 1.
* [ Speeia 1 11? Tin ? 1 ?:M'a' *'h *
J ALEXANDRIA V A . March 25. -I
Ijoclarin v tiit* ? :?
.11.! lint find ti i sli.-w aii> ? "i
rtiptlol), ! :i ? I f ?'' ' ' ' 1 : i " :
rfi-cx ill ?? . ' 'ii.- : .i I i' '? of "a"
Njircc law or -?? th'-r i\vs : tliei
Slate ? >f irv.ii 'i, ' t"' I'ail "f *!>??
cjorjmr.i t i- >it 1 irt "f Al> A.imli u. "t" j
.$idK?' l: i ' * '? M"i in . . tli" i * port |
of tho special committee <>f seven of
tt,e Ah xaii?lr. i 1-" ir \s< iiition.
\? hl.'li ?? t tli- last ? m-nths has
if ? n i ii L-;i i; ?? I -i it- 'i . ?: investi-,
HiitiiiL- tho divorci situation hero. was
tflib" Mil t' > tie \ vati'lna Hill As !
-{j ;:t: ? t) S aft"! "tl ?<!?<> ailopt.dj
l>y a v < ? t < . f L' ' t '
'"Hut ? >u r ' a 'ii "."f> reports."}
rtic i ? i" i ? a K "? its jti'lu- i
Sent tl ? re w-,* . ! \ ari l irrosular
admliiistratloi ? tin? divorce laws
tl ? * ? iiiu. ;i a < ?!. ilu. in :ts
apini"ti. : r. .it ? ? wr ? rr.-r ?t j
fndmii.-i ? . tl. 'in! f the Corpi.ra
ft.m 1' .! -IrUi, or It* jiiilvo.
?; "Your < . ramltt-? tin- r. p..rt eon- |
tlnii- ? i v < m ti.it thero wei ? ? i ? i
r* en 1 i r ? j"actieey nil tl?o
(if f a- f " ? ' ??'% ? it-. part . 'l
fc.r' ? * a vl".- t ..o vr.it hulk of
w , , , . i* ? ^ an.l <-.>ni" .'ff.-rt
* " i , ;? " ? t T :i i it w ln't lior
flier.- has hoen any unlawful mndiirtj
i^ti tl!' i '.art. w liirli was imp": ?-ihl>
n i!, i .inn..tt- ? a v w it ii<. - I ?
fi ? I ' ..pp.ni and it lill.l no j-w ? r ,
t,. ? MM ? ' "
, Tl ? ? ? "? i-iiilin'ii'ls that .
JiirtRO Monciiro : ? <i?it tho Governor!
(?> ill - i v na t i som. ..t li.-r jiiilv t>> ai.1.1 j
a Via'il i I: t; t.lt'i ' IlliiK.i a ill n-i
VCStivat Hi ?( tl-. 'I '? fO ?l U?'J?t ii'li. j
di-claiinv that mi.'Ii i.?i|ii?.?t will ,
po I-.? 1*. tl' li >1: t! ? jii'lV1 "t III' j
Vros.-nt i:rat.'l ji:i>. I?ut "fi tho inn-,
trtary. will ho to lr:s croillt. tlinsi
fjlirnu lnir tli" ii. it'.r Into ?? ?-111- ?.? 1 ?
Bnti .Is whorii no uno .an ? liari:.''
projii.l i. . ..; part !:i 1 It v.
* .IikIv" M. 'i 'iii.- v. 11 .?niiN.tio a |
finr.il jury M ? :nla> atnl pi .Mpr-il with
{ho vr.iti'l jur> i'l. of tin- .livor.'f1
Bit nation, lii-iit" t ?? Iltulinv <f tin
|pi" lnl < oiiiin;ttCo. .tuilv"' M"ii iir"|
[.'111 tl-" a SS. i:,t; li l-'!ay that hi- iii-1
{jot pr.-1'.'.so to ' ? * Iov. t t:? T t .
nam., another irran<l jury to Invosti- ,
fato tho illvor.o situation horo.
k-TKRSIU K(; AMA'I'Kl K
! commission MKI-TS
i\|i|>ll<-nllon* Aro ItcrHvoil t-'roin Four
t Trnmi for ? liuroli l.ouisuo
llrrl lis.
f PKTKrJSfMTP;. \ v., Mar.h C.".?
Tho aiu.itrur has.'"illI miniisnlon
{j"ld i: l.milar ufi-Uly niiM'tiiif; at
iho Y M. O. A. la t l icht. wlu n ap
rllratlons wore r- ? Iv.-il fr- in fi ir
ddltlonal toatns ( r horths in tho
fhtirch Ijoapuo. Marltot Streot M. 1*.,
Craco Kpisoopal, Thinl I'r. sl.yt. rian
Old S; Jos.-ph's I'iitholii- wits tho
row teams npplylnp.
"? I'onr ti. tns wor" on Class
?"A," section s. ami litIm circuit will
i'O orpani;'.?Ml on Tii'- -lay iiluht, with
!lio followliiu <*i'ilis: St. John's Kpls
fr'Pal. St. .' oso ph's Cath"Mc, Monu
t>:oiit..' l'-aptist anil Market Street M.
y.. i hur a. |
? Washington Street Christian. Grace
J-.jiis- >p:il .in.i 'I'll i d l'rosliyterlan
Jvero placed In Class "A," section 4.
? nil this division wjll ho formed JUKt
lis soon as another club Is recruited
|o comjiK'te t!i" i-ir.-ult.
,. Sc-i ' n will orcanlzod on Mon
day nlcht at S.:i when tho ofil (rs
111 I'c olei-ted and schedule and tlie
VifflcSal hall will o?, adopted Ser>xt<\
will hold tholr h'islness mootlnK- on
5'ues.liiy r.: li * wh- n the official 1 ill
tor this s? tl'iti will he adopted and
j>fflc!a> v. 1 . trd
? App:s it ? ? t'Olng- r<- el v.- .1
from ?? ; ? :- i- ' teams who want
Jo j lav 1 '.eacue this sea
son ari'i - 1 li.divi: tions jidltit t a
I aur.'-r f ?' amato'.tr hasf-ha'l.
J\ny t- * 'U k f'ifther informa
tr
ion -? i-' .-?? t > tl." lea piles will
h W A Carnes.
ir cocnmlssleri.
#t tl." Y M C. A. cr any rr.emher of
?the c ? ~ r
plea' e get In "v *? Ith
teer- ' - ar-.o*.' t
ANM A I. I non EXHIRIT
proves Bj(^^.u(fx:i;ss
nt '?r*?* nt
^ 11 rit > ?>' \ rn-."r* Huritijr N\ ?*<*k
^ lifjc htil r.'.WMi, ) % 11 ntn t f.
I T * v w or. w t?. a
l\o*. ? ? " - ?
fessful s eft son f.Jrtce the Itlchrhond
Cro - r- ' w
li" a: ? ? ' - ?
R ei ' ? V.'
I- r . " '< 1 > a r. y
L': t! . - ? ?? ? !?
nuthtiM caI hoys from .1 "liri Mar
Khal' I . y : ? t
AV.
, Exl i KI '.???" ? ? K la*t
?1 it:.'. ? -.- . ' *1 a' tl '? ( ??
Show w 'i! . 1. n t.srinl
?? ?'* ?" " ? ?
\j -piii. if, : ' ? ? ?. ' .. said.
Tii.- "i: ? ? ex*
pihlt": ? ? -.. ' ' ? ;
MOM 111 ^ Ml H< \I I
5 AT SOI I III |{\ c< H.I.I (,!.
Lass ii i r: imn ? i t - i i?
I i< )H l<<> \D (,iiM M |--i( in
f i. PKVf.l: ?
D meet:: ' "?
Lr tii. i
ia#t li lulf ?M : '?? T
Jnent iaw> ? i f ?
jjneinher i t ? ? .. ? .
*-a ? I ml' -? d (
leorpaniz. >i
{ion.
r Mr. l.a'-siti-r
^ date for in.
? ft Ih sa id I" ?
Dim.
( .Mr l.aMiti r |
iCIlre in i -1'! ? i i ' ?
n \'irKiiila 111'I
tl en t t .at Ji- - api"> i
11 tjt tliU .Of' ?
?V * 4
1 .*???
GOSPEL'S SEARCHING POWER
HALTS CRIME IN PETERSBURG
For First Time in Twenty-Two Years, Saturday, Up to
9 P. M.. Passes Without Single Arrest, Due
to Revivals, Poliee Agree.
ricTKR.snrm;, va . >,nrvh 2r,_
N?? ?<n arr.-st has been ,?n,|. ,v.
tolslltll,. tiulny tip 1,, ?,
m?ht. which ls tii?. n.-M s 11utiiiv
" ?> ..n <h.. f. ,,.. Ihllt
ha* piis-ed without ,
being .... the blotter nt hend.iuiirtora.
J\ot even a drunk has been soen
r"r s,,?"',s I??'!:? w hich unusual
, * al,lri'', V. an.I ll:.. us-i.t!
f-,n h. s
"f he .iw aim..st . > w... u
"v'' fail- >1 I?. |.ut in ||,, j,- a;.|.. ,i .
unci'. 1 '
Oilier* u.llklMu their "heats"
tb.il Ihe .it i- ,,, thr,l|1Kl,
lV,ri'"\ ? ????-? -iich as i icver
' T. Tl? v....,,
ha? K!Von
21 PETERSBURG MEN
IRE CRICK SHDTS
Win Mctluls ;t> Sluiijisliotilcrs
or iMitrksincn in Arru
r.H'y Trsl.
PKTIOUsr.ilKj" v.\. Mari>|l
Twontr-nliio < f the I'.'t. ishuru .;,a>s
?<?? plvci, i.ifMi-,ij,st niwhi .it a
?'?octlnu held In tlio armory.
1 ill more an,I llarr ot, Streets for
??arnlnu Mi.. title of -sharp..!,.
". ' in.ii ksm. at Camp Mead. . ,\|.| .
in A Up lis t, J j >
Those win. ree.-iv. ,1 medals were as
'"'?"w? Hiarpsh..?.t. r.s First u,.?.
'"'hint M. <.
*>??,i, jr., ??vronci
l.i-nt.-nnnt C. I. Mumford. Kirs, s.-r
tfant Mm, ?n !:. short;
!l M. .Ionian. .\|, to-V,.'
v'r ' ? Ita.l. lift. 1 :.Iw ni \T \]|, %
<?'" l".rals. Will worth I.. IV. hleV
'' ' 'lenient s. .Ir.. Lrewrv lV
A.-...,; |.rivaled. n,st , aii? M
r nV?uLC'u:awln W Wa<k- Uharlea
.. l!r>(.kwell; privates, The...lore \i
\ .."l.lford ,, ?.ljI).v ,lt..|10"rt
j. ' ' '? Herbert S. K?n|. Walter \
wIrs. Charles s Younu. mark
lorporals, Arnettc ,|. Redmond
IU iVate.v. lirst class, J :? .1.. . ? , '
limd. Arthur fitovenn, oil* r xier^
Uorbe;i,1eVV>MC ' : ifrlviUoi.
' ' K -N<'.v- s. i-harh s )t Km,,...
t'?n. K.linor*' l! I?.-. \* * i
\ V i? ?? e . . 1 MM \ ? s. A III! IV \\ \\
? " ?nd Thomas A. Vaughna.
MCHMOND KIWANIANS
TO KNTKRTAIX I.IONS
M"?h?
'i "'""rvnnce ?r ? niui.ln
I O i It'll St|||,.s |)?yM
I.'? Morula v. Ar>,i, j.
,i?
I tli? most notoworti
Miany blown str.n.j- i v r ?
tffi? ,o oL'r
I?'"" wni "!??>?k and vie" ver?a
"" c"-opera! ,.r, ?, ,
m.-rce, oh.iri h. - . ; , ,
out orkahlsat th? y
?lay celebration i aoven
"nd i?iblic Pro;ei.8|onT^vni"y*??hC'
lhe calebratlon m $%{&"!*
?!., impr-.V.:,,,,:,!;"r',';
hetw?eM f'rcderk<k ^"Sbxvay
. , . . ir>,' ami >'i..,t?vl
; "n.ler direction ,'.f
? i id'wriy w|| ' "V o"' '' U(> Pr**
? PractleahJe, wlti, *'
? na: t-.\ i t.r\ .??
?>!>et)m?-iits and c r lR (,",!'1' X,'w
? ? :sht or, ,, ? s "
reck and C.ayl-e's Fttiri ' ,,'"s-'|."*iiix
. thi* roitti w n be ^rjlr'T
? ? ' < r. t. , . ? , . , .i-lit'fn
I'l'l^rsburif a wide her'h and Itidlca- I
tions point to the ijuietest week-end]
in i?? >11 ircles in thirty-llvo ycitrs,
. i since the Homoerats Kitiliutl con
trol in 1SS5.
Some iiu'iuImm * <>f the department
attribute th<' sudilcii lull in crime to
tlo- wave of ro;i?loti sweeping over
tjn1 city, . i i>i ? ? 11 k hotli white mul
i-oloreil, on account of tlo- numerous
revival meetings now in iiriiKiess.
No less than half dozen churches,
white anil col..red. in 1V!ersburtr anil
\ Icinitx are holdiuu' tn.itinus It
was stated by in e m Iters of iioliee
force that .some of the city's most
noted criminals have In en innvertod,
and habitual violators of the law
have "turned over a new leaf" since
the meetings started.
Specialist in \CjirtiiMr Gar- j
(It'iiinji (?ivcs Suggestions |
to the Amateurs.
H> <?. "milli. Jr..
S'i?e. ialist in \ . l;. t.-11 I. li-mlenlng.
It is dillicT.t fnf ;t Inline gardener
follow the detail.- of garden plans
:.s t!ie\ are UMiafiv sli iwn in hullo
litis and farm |ia|n 1 This is due
to tin- i.n t tliiit m .iriy all gardens
vary in shape and si/.- and because
each fan. I\ wish* - to plant only the
vegetables \\ li I ? - h it 11 desire.
While il is true that a gat'ibn plan
drawn up in detail is of little use to
many gardener*. tin re an some cen
? ral in 111 ? rs that apply in prac
tically all conditions In view <?:' this !
fact the following suggestions are)
offered:
lvi-t the vi getahles planted in the
garden he ? 11 \ nl? ? I ini ? three general
Croups, via: ill perennial crops or
th"se that 01 1 up- the mound ail the
J < ar; 1 1 luiiv si asoti crops or those
that remain in the garden from
early sprint; to late summer and 1 ?'!?
short season crops or those that
tome '.ff the ground in ; mi t - plant
late summer and tall . 1 ops With
this arhitrarv division i.f our vege.
tahle crops we can arrange them in
the home garden So as t ? use. the
space most etlh ii iit; v and at the
j same time provide 1"?.r annual rota
' lions hotween two of tiie groups.
These three cruiips of \| -getahles
1 may he arrang< T as follows
Perennial - Arpnrau is. thuharh,
horseradish, strawherrii s
l.ong season crops "'.11 rots. pars
nips, lima and I utter beans, ? aliliaue,
corn. 1 i'l' plant, peppers, tomatoes.
oUra. N'i w Zealand -j.lnn. h, t'h:ne.m?
I'alihaue, si|tiash. celery, salslf> and
leeks.
Short season?Savoy spin.ii h. early
peas, early radishes, oninons. Irish
potatoes, spinach, early c rn. cuctim
hers. early snap henns. lettuce,
sprint: kale.
'I'lioso in the perennial group
j should he planted along one side of
the parilen where they will not ln
j terfete with the plowing: that should
! l?e done in the fall and spring. The
i lone season vegetables should he
! trrii ipi .1 together as nearly as possl
i l>le, since they will come olt the
; irinund about the same time. The
short season crops given in the 'ist
will iiiine olf the ground in time for
late s'tnuner and fal! plantings, and
f they are grouped together a solid
strip of land will be available at
one time for the fall garden.
The weakness of many garden
I plans lies In tho fact that they mix
; Ii.dis.-ria ;iiatelj the .Vegetables of
? ;! .- . -ly a: ? lone seas a gruHpc.
. j'l.e:.t\ making it impossible to
. : i I<>s*r a strip of ground at any one
! time for later plantings. The fol
: lowing year the short season vege
I tables should "iTiipy the land where
' the Ioiik season crops (crew before
j and \ ice- v ersu.
V. >1. II. 1. Defeat* Hanker*.
PKTIiP.SP.l'P.C,. V.\ , .Mar. h 25.
The fast and strong leani of the V
M. II. \ won two out of three mimes
of bowling from the money lenders
' last night on the "Y" alleys. The
?_-.'Tnes -.i.-re bowled in record tlm<
.,??1 -on.- v-rv Knod scores were
? I u|... |\ i-n;>-'!?y was the star ror
M.e V. M II V. for a total of three
^ :t ? s ? ,1 l; 1 <i3. St evens was the
-tiln'f c s'.ir ' 1 the Hankers, making
I total of I If.
Beautiful Richelieu
PEARLS
T"I-I KRK is no more clo(|Ucnt expres
sion of a woman's taste than the
.it'WcU she wears. In her choice oi
adornment for reception or opera 01
dress, one may read her instinct foi
the appropriate, her appreciation of
the beautiful.
11' hi' w<';ir a si ratnl or two of evenly
llijill Ihm! I'r ai ls. . !!<? l\l|OW iluu tl|(. i wo
i ?? iiH't with matchless harmony.
I!iilnlicii IVnrK iti their several j^ra'los
':u:ih~ a1 (* available here at our eus
<r> low -uif ?? :? 1 0.00 to *! 1(1.1)0 a
'? <i .Jewelry Htore, Floor One. West
Tin- ,MASU.\ I IKl'.ft KUbWliKCU., KLlMT, 0.
'UP
METHODISTS OF SOUTH
ASKED FOB FUNDS TODAY
DH. ODISfflBFBHT DEBD 1
AFTER MOUTH'S ILLNESS
Pastors Throughout Sunt h
AX ill Call Attention to Cen
tenary Arrears.
Tills Is World Sunday in the Metho
1 st Church.
A simultaneous campaign through
out t?i?- Southern Methodist Church
to?lny will call the attention of >!<?
lliiquent subscribers to the Centenary
of Missions movement of tin Mcili"
dlst Kplscopal Cliuruh. South, to a
shortage in collections on behalf of
that movement.
The pastors of the 18,000 contin -
uations in Southern Methodism wil.
present tin- subject of the cent. tinrj
in tln-ir pulpits and will have to as
sist thorn lay yp< nkers known :i
World Sunday t-peakvrs on charues
that have moro tliav* one church
Cash payments now overdue will he
solicited on "World Sunday." and
during tiie following w? .-k a church
wlde canvass will he made.
The original drive f>>r funds three
years ago was for $35,OOO.OOU to he
paid In a period of live years. Tin
third pavm. nt was due January I.
1-?. Virginia Conference is in ar
rears' } ITll.tHIII,
This conference with its ten dis
tricts and ^.">0 churches has lo.il or
tianlwil for this campaign and will
no doulit raise Its full <|iiota.
GENERAL CAHK AH LI'.
to (;o to ins offick
I Special to The Times-I 'ispat.h )
DC It 11 AM. X. C., March L'."?. C. ii
? ral .1. S. Carr's condition .iusti;e?
him in discharging iiis physician, l-'or
the past three day he has spent the
half nf each day in his otllce.
Minister Has Mje Iteimi veil.
l'l:i:i >i:ltlCKSMCIt?;. VA.. March
Itev. Thomas l\ Itaker. Kpis
pill minister, has returned to his
charges in Westmoreland County, af
ter standing some time in 1CI? ? hti<? ;;d
at Memorial Hospital for the ptirpo ?
of having a defective eye removed,
lie will preach Sunday at Oak'lirovo
and t'oloulal Heach.
Wi<Iel\ Known Baptist Minis
ter of Virginia Succumbs
at Henrico Hospital.
Itev. litter Xclson Qulsenherry.
wldkeiy known VirK'nla Haptist min
ister. author and prohibitionist, and
? haplaln wtli the A. K. K. overseas
liiirltiK the late world war. who died
Cri.lay In Wcstbrnok Sanatorium. was
t nried In tJladc Spring, Washington
County. Vn . yesterday.
I >i Ulseitherry had heeti Oil a
month following a nervous lircaU
ilown
I'I ijulsenherry was horn In Spot*
vlvanln County, Va.. Auuust 7. 1 *?!*>,
the son ?? f William and Mrs. .lenuic
' < lllter) t.'ulseuherry. 11< attended
Itlchtnond College, from which he
graduated In ISS'.i. receiving the <lo
urre ..f A. It. lie graduated from the
Southern Haptist Theological Semi
rt.ir(:> 1*91, receiving the degr< es of
Th. r*. and I >. I>.
Soon afterward Dr. ijulsenherry
was ordained a Haptist minister and
I.e.,itne pastor of I ierkley - A venue
Haptist Church. Norfolk, later accept
ing a call to the Kirst Haptist t'hur h
,f I lamilton. tihlo Mis nest pastorate
was it Cidlejie-A venue Chi'.h. Iii
? iiana pot is. Ind. He I.e.mho pi ? -ulent
,s* eiilieir i ?ollet;.\ of i "oliir? ii? i. Mo.,
? 11 it twelve years ago
I 1 iline the world war Dr. <Jilisen
I ? :t . saw : ervle( as ,t chaplain in
tlo army. Iteturning to Virginia
? !> time ago. h< tn.d< up his duties
s v president of the American
Kdinationat Society. Inc.
I 'i <.? aisenherry married Miss l.ula
I 1 ' oh. Warsaw. K\ . IXeemher
D H> side.- I. is w idow, l>i i?
survived I? y two daughter. Mrs
Saa.wel Clarke, ?.: i ire.-n 1, Miss..
avl M -s Sarah Hope i.juisenberry;
six sisters?Mr*. Kva Hnhertsoti, Mrs
Sali:e I'hllllp and Ml.-s Miuie t.Mijsen
? ? rry. of Marlon. Va.; Mrs. K. I: \h
hitt. of Appomattox, Vn . Mr* Inez
Mderson and the former Miss IVarl
? iuljenherry, and three hrothers? Dr.
Wit:-am V < o.Mii.-eiiio i ry. of the Hap
t t Stat, foreign mission iioard of
\ rglnl.i. Haiph I >. (jn isenhci ry. of
Montgomery Ala . and Krneat U
i.Misenherry. of this city.
National Tire and Rubber Co.,
IU."?, li!7 West llrnntl Strt't'l,
Ur.iidolpli
h'nclury Htniiih, lUclcniind. Va.
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Know Why
We
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Because we know you'll come
back once you learn the su
preme, long-riding comfort of
Mason Cords.
) on simply can 't get better tire
value. We stand back of every
Mason Cord we sell.
They're built to a service ideal.
They're uniform?long-lived?
rugged and of proven depend
ability. You can be sure of
their mile-after-mile perform
ance. We know they'll serve
you well or we would'nt re
commend them to you.
That1 s why we urge you to see
lis before you buy. You can't
go wrong on Mason Cords.
MASON
CORDS
' T II K SHOPPING CENTER'
Table Linens of Quality
Specially Priced
WONDERFUL Linens of the Satin-like finish, which
makes such beautiful backgrounds for silver and
crystal and rare china. Floral or conventional designs
on lustrous, plain damask of unsurpassed richness. Pat
tern Cloths, or by the yard with matching Napkins.
Values so far above the ordinary that we urge a prompt
and special investigation.
Note These Unusual Offers:?
Pure Linen Table Damask, at
tractive designs and of ex
cellent quality?one we can
not now duplicate at its pres
ent low price, $2.85 a yard.
22x22 Napkins to match the
Damask, $6.75 a dozen.
Pure Linen Napkins, full
bleached, size 10 x 19 inches.
Very special, $1.75 a dozen.
Pure Linen Damask, half
bleached, and of good qual
ity, full 2 yards wide. We've
this special lot to ofTer for
$1.79 a yard.
Pure Linen Huck Towels, some
we've reduced to 59c each or
$7.00 a dozen.
For superior assortments and
values visit our Linen Dept.
Floor One, Central
Electric
Curling Irons
(Iii' 1 h with bobbed bair
find them almost inde
spensible. This is a fact
real ized all tbe more
after slie bus used one?
especially Electric Curl
ing Iron No. 31, of tbe
"Mold Heat" line (bore
illustrated). A new ship
ment, just received ?
Price $3.50
This, without doubt,
is the greatest Curling
Iron value on the mar
ket. S m a 1 I and v e r y
light for fine work. Ef
ficient, sightly and dura
ble. 110 volts, 1U watts.
Electric Irons
Ask for the "TricHIn,"
and got the best 0-pound
Electric Iron we know
of for $.1.00. Fully guar
anteed.
Uasement,
Electrical Goods Section
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RIBBONS
For Decorations
In the life and activities of the average
Woman, Ribbons play an unusually promi
nent part. And Mere Man though he
mi^ht not admit it ? be. too, feeis tbe
magic charm of these silken strips when
ever lie happens within their realm.
This Spring, at least, one cannot do with
out Ribbons! Ribbons for table decora
tions, Ribbons for the tying of one's Easter
plants and corsages, Ribbons for a host of
other uses for knowing ones and deft fin
gers to devise. For such purposes are:
Tl'TONK GAUZE HIlUtONH. 7 inches wide. with
tin striped borders -in lovely shades of Klliar
?ey, American Heauty, Rose, etc., for !Mr a yard.
Also Artificial Silk Ribbons, in Lavender, Nile,
Jr>n<itiil or Violet, "> inches wide, for 2i?c a yard.
At the Ribbon Counter?
Floor One, Hast
Something Beautiful and Original in
STATIONERY
Introducing Interwoven
MONOGRAM TISSUE
Tissue-Lined Envelopes have a
greater vogue at the present time
than ever before; hence we have
much pleasure in introducing this
distinct novelty.
The monogram is stamped on
paper in white on a striped back
ground, which can be had in
any preferred color, and paper can
be chosen in white, blue or pastel
gray.
It is attractively put up in
boxes containing five quires of
Paper and Envelopes to match,
and the monogram is inlaid in
a sunken panel in the box lid,
thus presenting a most distinc
tive and personal gift.
Box of White Paper, includ
ing stamping from your die,
$15.00. In blue or pastel gray
the price is $16.25.
Engraving monogram of
three initials, $6.00.
Basement, South

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