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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20; 3014.
Activities Of
Society ,
By JEAN ELIOT.
MRS. DE TREES CKITTEN was
hostess at luncheon today at
her home in LcRoy plac In
honor of Mrs. Oanicl Linionl,
New York, who is the htousc guest
Sir. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing.
Ferns and jonquils formed the table
'coration, and at each place were ar
nged corsage bouquets of violets for
e guests.
nitcil to meet ill's. Lomotil were
s. Marshall. Mrs. Garrison. Mrs.
"ing, Mrs. Fulrfax Harrison, Mrs. Al.
L. Mills, Mrs. riemont-Sinith, Miss
wart, Mrs. Walter Field McLallcn,
Indiana; Mrs. Su-agcr Sherley, and
ss Marjorio Critten.
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K fashionable audience greeted Mrs.
incc Clieney at the invitation lecture
le gave this morning at the home of
'rs. Charles Roughton Wood, at 1613
:hodo Island avenue. Her subject
as. "The Subconscious Mind and How
Use It."
Among those present were Mrs. Jus
io Lamar. Mrs. Pinchot. Mrs. DhnocU.
Mrs. Thropp. Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs.
Charles Wood, Mrs. Hayuodd. Frin-
cess Kanaunakua, Mrs. Ten Eyck Wen-
JcII, and Mrs. Elkins.
Mrs. Cheney was the luncheon guest
of Mrs. Wood after the lecture.
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The .president and Mrs. Wilson will
entertain tonight at another of the sc-
les of musicales they are giving this
rason. The guests are asked for 10
clock to hear Mme. Jlorma Ramono-
Uank.
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Another of the series of Cabinet dln-
ra In honor of tho President and Mrs.
Alteon v.as given last evening, tho
-ecrctary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels
eing the hosts.
The dinner was sorved at "Single
jW the beautiful suburban home of
e Secretary in Woodley road. South-
n srailax and spring blossoms sent
the occasion from the Daniels'
jme in North Carolina were used to
orato the rooms and the table. An
chestra played throughout tho dinner.
Tho guests were the Admiral or the
avy and Mrs. George Dewey, Sena
n and Mrs. Benjamin Tillman, Con--essman
and Mrs. Lemuel Padgett.
ie Governor of North Carolina and
'is. Locke Craig, the Mayor of Clevc-
nd and Mrs. Newton Baker. Mr. and
irs. Samuel Blythe. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Berryman, Mrs. Adelaide Worth
agley, and Dr. Sterling Ruffm.
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''"he Vice President and Mrs. Thomas
Marshall were the guests of honor at
. dinner last night given by Mrs. Sam-
1 Spencer at her home In Massachu-
etts avenue.
Among the guests were Mr. Justice
and Mrs. Joseph Lamar, Brig. Gen. and
Irs. Henry Sharpe, Rear Admiral and
Trs. Richard Walnwright. Mr. and
Mrs. Thurston Ballard. Senator tiu
'ont. Mrs. ralrfax Harrison. Mrs.
William Camming Story. Mrs. Thomas
"F. Walsh, John Barrett, Henry D.
Spencer, and the former Treasurer or
Uie United States, Leo McClung.
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If Congressman and Mrs. Andrew Peters
entertained at dinner last mgnt, when
their guests were Lady Spnng-Rice, the
Argentine Minister and Mme. Naon,
Congressman and Mrs. Peter Gerry,
congressman and Mrs. Phelan. the So-
cltor General and Mrs. Davis Mr. and
Irs. Banington Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
arz Anderson. Congressman and Mrs.
athrop Brown, Miss Gladys In galls.
nd Dr. and Mrs. Magruder.
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Mrs. C. W. Hall and 'Miss Lucille Hall.
Michigan, are vis'ting Congressman
id Mrs. William J. McDonald, of Mieh
,an, at their home In Biltmore street.
j
Airs. Medill McCorm'ck, who is now in
hleago, expects to arrive in Washing
on soon to spend the remainder of the
ason with her mother, Mrs. Maik
-anna
Mrs Richard L. Lamb, of 2-Jll Univ.r
t place, has left Washington for a
s r es of visits. h will oe abeen: lrom
aslungton for more thin a month.
she will visit in Atlanta, before going to
e Mardi Gras, and en route to her
1 ome, will stop in Cuba.
4.
Mrs. Fred Essary entertained at a
rjdge party this afternoon at her home
Cleveland Park, followed by a tea
'"he guests included: Airs. James M.
leaker. Airs. John H. London, Airs. Al-
rt Stewart, Airs. J. Harry Covington,
Airs Bird AIcGulrc, Airs. Frederick
aMdn, Airs. Arthur Hennlng, Airs. Al-
ed SInnott. Mrs. G. Langdon Whitford,
"is. Percy Page, Airs. Wallace Whit-
c Aire. Lews Garthc. Airs. David
1 ndrick. Airs. LeRoy Mark, Airs. Lu-
E Schriner. Airs. Oliver P. Ncw-
1 Airs. Ralph Smith. Airs. Theodore
tnce Tiller. Airs. Samuel E. Forman.
Mrs. William VI Smith. Airs. Gerry
"'attliews. Airs. Donald McGregor. Mrs.
J- M. Reynolds, Airs Hal Smith, Airs.
T. Berciierong. Mrs. Arthur Dowel!,
Mrs. Harry J. Brown, Airs. William
' Frater, Airs. Robert F. Wilson. Miss
j ances fcchaffcr. AIIss Marie. Yeagle.
Mrs. John B. Torbert, Miss Gilmor of
jmaha, Aliss Wallace, and Airs. Harry
Kerchncr, of Baltimore, mother of
ic hostess.
!
Airs. Glenn Townsend was hostess -at
, beautiful bridge and tea jesterday
ternoon at her home in Fairmont
i-ect.
Ued tulips and fernp formed the house
"orations for the oceaeion.
Mr John AlcGowan is cnteita'.ning
an informal luncheon toda.
' ns.gn Alston l:.'sinipson. V. S. N..
'1 Airs. Simpson chapcioned the of-
crs' larowelt dinner party ubo-ird ihe
Mavfloutr laht evening. Among the
" tiMs wr Alisi Eleanor Wilson and
M ss AlaitUnd Alurshall.
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"Mrs tooflrow Wilton has accttl a
o foi th tJolta '5 and pei-iaUj
drees at Raut-hei's nejwt Thur.-da
igbt. unoir the inanag-ment of Aime.
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They are very dan
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they are used. Ute
the harmlefs powder
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GREETS ROME FOLKS
SI j&h &9kiii H
MRS. WILLIAM J. McDONALD,
Wit? ot congressman aucDonnid of
I-Iichigan, who is entertaining Mrs.i
C. W. Hall and Miss Hall, of her
home State.
Dumba, wife of the ambassador of
Austria-Hunsary: Airs. GeorKe Vander
bilt. ami Airs. Fduard Hov.land. The
proceeds will ro to the Children's AVel
fare .Station, a branch of the Washing
ton Diet Kitchen.
1 Senator Burton, of Ohio, and Aliss
Ethel de Long will be the honor guests
at the Congressional Club this after-!
noon at the regular Friday afternoon
tea
Airs. D. U. Fletcher, president of the
club will receive the guests, assisted by
airs. Lloyd, of Atissouri, and Airs. Tag
gart of Tennessee.
Airs. Smoot, or I'tah. and Airs. Steph
enson, of Wisconsin, will preside at the
tea table and others assisting will be
Airs. Smith, of Georgia. Airs. Townsend,
of Alichigan, Airs. Thomas, of Colorado.
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An interesting audience at the Colum
bia Theater this afternoon will see tho
suffrago plav. 'IIow the- Voto Was
AVon."
Tho box of Airs. John Jay "White will
be occupied bv Airs. White, Aliss Mo
rales, daughter of the minister from
Panama: Senor Hugo V. de Pena, sec
ond secretary of the legation from Uru
guay; William B. Clark, of Washing
ton, and two guests from New York. In
the box of Airs. George Armes will be
Airs. Armes. Airs. John H. Bankhead.
wife of the Senator from Alabama;
Airs. Dudler M. Hughes and Aliss
Hughes, wife and daughter of the Sen
ator from Georgia: Airs. -Charles IT.
Smith. lfe of Congressman Smith of
New York: Airs. Robert F. Stone, of
Alontana. and Alts. Guy Nicnol, of Alex
andria. Va.
Congressman and Airs. Thomas B.
Dunn of New York will be hosts at a
reception this evening1 at their resi-
denco in the Avenue of the Presidents.
Aliss Eleanor Wilson Is visiting In
New York.
Airs. Carolinh Alexander arrived at
tho White Houte today for the week
end. Garland Alitchcll. of San Francisco, is
visiting his mother. Airs. Cams Fuller
in Al street, A'r. Alitchell is a former
Washington bo.
The Congressional Club has issued in-
vitations for a reception at the club
house next Thursday evening.
Aime. Hauge has cards out for a din
ner next Thursday.
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Air. and Airs. Arnold Hague will en
tertain at dinner this evening.
.!.
Airs. Dimock has cards out for a
dinner on Alarch 11.
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Airs. A. Garrison AlcClintock has
cards out for a lea on Alonday after
noon at 5 o'clock in honor of Alra. .
Walter AlcClintoclc
Airs. Sidney Ballou will entertain at a'
musical tea Saturday afternoon, Feb-'
ruary 2S, at 5 o'clock. Aliss Elizabeth
Howry will sing.
Airs. Hennen Jennings entertained a
small party at luncheon today.
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We crp opra' until 8 p. m. for the accommodation of Ihoie nlio can
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AT HOMES
Airs T. Do Witt T.ilmagc will be al
homo this afternoon at the Highlands,
from A to 6:0) o'clock. She will have
with her Alrs.'Julius C. Burrows. Air.
and Airs. Burrows will depart this ccn
ing for Chattanooga.
Airs. William F. Dennis will be at
i i...Tiir. infnrtnnllv this afternoon, and
I will have with her her sister. Airs.
Browning, of Virginia.
Airs. P. J. Lennox, of the Toronto,
will rccivc informally from 4 to 0
o'clock this afternoon for the last time.
Airs. Austin McCarthy will be at homo
Informally tomorrow.
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Aire. Oscar Wilkinson, of 4701 Avenue
of the Presidents, will not receive this
iftiimivin s:iio illh :it lme for tho
, last time next Friday,
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j Airs. Bates will be at home at the
Connecticut tomorrow afternoon.
What's on the Program in
Washington Today
Meetings, ocnlngs:
Masonic Columbia Lodge. No. 3, Lebanon,
No. 7 (6 o'clock): Martha Chapter. No. .
Order of the Eastern Star.
Odd Pellowr Central Lodge. No. 1; Alcirop-
olls. No. 16. and l'hoenli.. No. rs: Mra-
onu Ulicainpiiiriil. No. 4; Miriam Lodge.
No. S. nebekali.
Knights of Columbus Complimentary dance
and entertainment. Waalilngton Coiimll.
II. .1 Iffn Siii-lm .Tribe. No. 11. Mineola.
No. 11: Idaho Council. No. 1. Dcgr! of
1 OCHllUtlldS.
Knights of lthia8 tTanklln txJge. No. 2.
Sunreme Lodge, at .vw wiuani liuiei
10 a. m.. session presided ocr by Past
Supreme Chancellor vy. W. Illacknell
Address by Hev. F. S. AM'ood, .t,ranu
oha-.ccllor or Minnesota. At Convention
Hall, t p. in., special convention of Frank-1
lln Lodge. jo. r. jtarK 01 u-igo conicrn-u
by Mountain City Lodge. No. 23. of m.-d-erlck.
Mil., degree team on jubilee class.
Stercoptleon lecture. "Syratuse. th- Home
of Uamon and Pythian and tlio Scene of
Th'Ir Immortal Frlendshh'," by Suprcmul
Ileprescntam e w. W. Pcnnlmau. Address.
"Wahlr.ston. 1S6I: Washington. ISM." bv'
Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal F. K.
Wfccaton. At the White House, reception
by President Wilson at C p 111.
Hearings. Intcrst o Commerce Commission,
mezzanine floor. New Willard.
IScceptlon. Lawyers' Club, red njm, New
Willord.
Annual public meeting. Southern Industrial
Educational Association. Slioreham, even
ing. Delta Tau Delta, meeting nnd banquat. Ra
leigh. S p. m.
National Women's Press Club, Raleigh, S
p. m.
Banquet, Men's Association. Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church, evening.
"Farm J)ks," Immaculate Conception Dra
matic Club, evening.
Western High School Home and School As
tociation, S p. m.
Amusements.
National "Oh! Oh! Dclplilne." S.W p.
Columbia "How the Vote Was Won,
m.
1:30
p. m. '
Columbia "The Crinoline Girl." S:15 p. m.
llcttsco "As Tou Like It." S:20 p. m.
Poll's "Alary Jane's Pa," 1:15 and 8:1! p. m.
Keith's Vaudeville, afternoon and evening.
Cosmo3 Vaudeville, continuous.
Caktno Vaudeville, afternoon and evening.
Gayety Burlet-que. 1:15 and 8:13 p. m.
McKhTley "Tech" Pupils
To Appear in "Pinafore"
"Pinefore" will be presented by pupils
of AIcKinley Afanual Training School,
at Seventh and Rhode Island avenue
northwest, tonight. Special dances will
bo featured.
The production is entirely a "Tech"
one, music being provided by the "Tech"
orchestra, under the direction of Dore
Wolfsteiner. The scenery was painted
at the school. Tho play will be in the
assembly hall and will bo repeated to
morrow and next Tuesday night.
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Largest assortment of Artificial
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1 HOUSE SIDESTEPS
JAPANESE ISSU
E
Raker "Asiatic Exclusion' Bill Driven From Home by Fusil
to Apply to Hindus Only. Is. lade, Policeman Lee Tells
Committee Plan.
Acting on a quiet suggestion from the
State Department the House Committee
on Immigration has sidestepped. Tor the
session at least, tjiu Japanese exclusion
question. The committee has prac
tically decided to icport .supplemental
iinm'grailoii legislation aimed at the
Hindu and "the ftakcr "Asiatic exclu
sion-' hill will have part of its teeth
drawn.
In view of the, rather delicate Jap
anese situation, the committee prob
ably w ill not 1 cpoi t for some weeks the
amended Hakcr bill. It is feared that
immediate consideration in the House
might revive the discussion of the
-"yellow peril," and this is what the
State Department desires to nvoid. As
a "sop" to lhi I'uelfie coast. It Is re
ported that the committee eventually
win recommend a bill excluding Hindus
of low caste, but It Is doubtful that Pa
cific coast members, who want a drastic
Asiatic exclusion bill, including the
Japanese, will be satisfied with the com
mittee plan
A. Caminetti, commissioner general
of Immigration, recently appealed he
fore the committee and talked freely of
the "menace" of Asiatic immigration.
He referred to the Japuncso as well :i
the Hindu. When he ngaln appeared
before the committee yesterday. Com
missioner Cainincttl devoted himself
cxcluslely to the necessity of keeping
out the Hindu, and lie said not one word
about the Japanese 1 he State Depart
ment Is said to have been displeased
with the former talk of the immigration
commissioner.
Congressman Albert Johnson- of
Washington is not favorablv impressed
with the plan of the committee to bring
out a bill affecting Hindu Immigration
only. He lohl the committee that "it
is cowardly to use the Hindu bill to side
track legislation excluding the Jap
anese. It is easy enough to exclude the
Hindu; practically all nations arc do
ing it. The passage of such a bill
makes Japanese exclusion a remote
possibility."
So acute is the feeling on the Pacific
coast on the Japanese immigration
problem that It is doubted that the HP1
of all members can be closed if the
Asiatic exclusion bill ever reaches the
floor.
Phaiitaiiniinc Mnvr Hpar
w..lM. ...-T .-. ,
Candidates for Senator
The three-sided Senatorial struggle in
Pennsylvania, mav be fought out on the
Chautauqua platform next fall.
It was said today that at least two
of the candidates. Congressman A.
Alitchcll Palmer, Democrat, and Clif
ford Pinchot. Progressive, had been ap
proached by Chautauqua managers who
want to schedule their appearance in
sixty cities. The managers have offered
to allow them to choose their own
topks.
Should thev accept the proposed tour
would take them over the circuit made
popular last jear by Secretary BrjMii.
A number of years ago Champ Clark
and Charles II. Gros.-enor, then from
Ohio, made a big "hit" In a series t
so-called Joint debates throughout tin
country, under lyceuin auspices.
Angry at Women in Pants.
BRHMX.' Teh. 20.-The citizens of
niilnelund. one of Germany's most pop
ular winter reports, asked the ouneil to
pass a law prohibiting the wcarltic- of
Knickerbockers i women hi outdoor
spoi ts.
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After - Inventory Sale of
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The Hat Department
Men's Furnishings
The Shoe Department
The Avenue
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POLICEMAN'S WIFE
HELD FOR 1:11011!
Brother Officers.
Charged with assault with a danger
ous weapon on Patrolman "William J.
lee. of the Second precinct, his wife.
Airs. Annie Lee, forty-one, la a prison-i
er today in Washington Asylum Hos
pital, where she was sent last nignt
following her arrest by police of the
Kighth precinct.
I.ec, hat!;.s and coatlcss. rushed into
Station S last night, and said that, 'fol
lowing a family quarrel at their home,
IE35 Gcorgii avenue northwest, his wife
had fired two shots at him. Lee, unhurt,
dashed from the liouso and ran to tho
station, three blocks away.
Policemen Heathcote and Crouch
placet! Airs. T20 undor arrest. She dc- I
dined to mako any statement at the 1
station, and Lee d'd not offer any x- ,
nlaiiations of the events leading up to .
tne (mooting. Airs. Liec proDaoiy win
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Court Work the Cause
-DENVER. Feb. CO.-AIrs. Rcn B. Lind
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court judge, is In Alercy Hospital Tho
physicians sav her condition ia not crlt
IcsJ. altl'ough she is suffering from
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Size 7 by 10-In.. inc.
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band in his care' of the inanv juvcnilj
offenders had taxed her vitality.
"Masher" Faints in Court.
NCW YOKlv. Feb. 20. "Ten days."
said Judge Arpleton. and Oscar Ray.
convicted as 11 "nmshcr." fell uncon
scious in court.
Three Girls Die Over Man.
BUDAPEST. Feb. . Three girls to
whom Christopher Sulavlcr. conllded his
intention to commit suicide took poison
ana died, while the man recovered.
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$3.00 Values
For ....
Cut shows stvie. and it will appeal to the boys. Slip-on Raincoats,
made of pood quality rubberized material, full cut and well made,
with felled seams that will not leak. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Hat to match.
Worth all of ?3 to be sold Saturday as a special leader at $1.93. '
Xew Spring Styles In
boys" wash suits, of
heavy galatea and,
llnene; made with sailor
collars, plain. Kussian,
or blouse styles, in
white, with blue or red
trimming and striped
effects. Sizes rance 3
to 10 years. Es- QQ
tra big value at... I7IV
Boys' Xorfolk Suits, of
heavy all-wool material,
well tailored with full
peg pants lined and
taped. Choice of gray,
brown, and fancy mix
tures. In sizes G to '16
years. 56 values.
Saturday
only.'
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Values $3.50
, to $5.00
Beautiful coat shirts Indeed,
and of materials that you
men gladly pay $1.25 for every
day. Choice of stripes and
figures in black and colors;
?oat style with attached cuffs.
All sizes.
Men's Part Wool Underwear,
In light or heavy weights, all
sizes, and offered spec- WKn
ial tomorrow, a garment ' Uv
Men's Night Shirts, of good
quality cambric; "Ve" shape
neck, trlmmpd with fancy
braids, and offered AQt
special at ...rrlC
Main Floor tso 7ttr'St. En
trance Men's Wear.
$1.00
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Little Prices For
Toilet Articles
HAND
SCRUBS,
3c
special at
10c!
LA REINE RICE
j POWDER, special
wniois. DKUUiHS,
special at
IMPORTED TOOTH
BRUSHES for
..9c
10c
5c
SHAVING SOAP,
special, 2 for
Main Floor Toilet Articles.
MODLLS IN
Reducing
Corsets
Are Now Ready
These Corsets have both the
strength and exclusive scientific
features necessary to accomplish
the reduction of excess fiesb.
Their wonderful value is due to
their strength, w hlch enables them
to retain their shape long after other
makes have stretched and gone to
pieces. They ar the first and only
corea.ts made exclusively for
Stout and Mediuni
women. The i eduction of the ab
loni"n anil hlrs Is their dominent
fentme. and this is accomplished In
n. manner to permit of perfect eas 'n
the sitting position. Theie is a model
fr ever" tigure all o.vtra strong,
with double wtrh-spring steels guar
.t'lteed not to rust.
Prices $2 and $3
Second Floor Corset Section.
Spring
Fashions in
Last Tributes Paid
"it lAgvdrFfuttfffwtl -Man
Funeral services for Job K. Crump
ton, seventy-hino years old. a native
of tlilf city and a resident here rearly"
"rfll his life, will be held at his liomp.
72 Seventh street soutnwest. tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Air. Crampton tvas a prominent Ma
son and Odd Fellow. '
New MeshVeilings
Yard 25c
"When you pay 23q a yard for
Mcch Vcillnss why not buy tho
latest des'gns? ALL. THE S'EW
IDBAS -MSB HEUi:. Ths latest
modes show buttrly, floral, or
one-spot design that rests on. tho
cheek and looks very charinlnjj.
TIiceo mesh velllnffs In black,
navy, brown, and magpie and
only 23c a yard.
Jlaln Flooi- Xew Location for
Veillncs. ' '
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$1.95
Boys" Overcoats, win
ter weight, plain or
belted back with con
vertible or automobile
collars, choice of brown,
gray and blue cheviots
and chinchillas, sizes
range i to 3 yeare.
Values $4.30 and $3.m.
Special to- CO (217
niorraw .at 3&M.U4,
JJoys' Norfolk Suits,
for school wear. In
brown, gray, and dark
mixtures; have full cut
peg pants, and made of
wool material-sizes
6 to 17 years. CO QK
$4.30 values for BiiJO
Third Eloor Boys
Clothing.
3.99
Men's $1.25 Coat
Shirts For 89c
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Infants' 50c 'IQp
Apparel for
Mothers take notice, and come
tomorrow and see what dainty gar
ments for infants are offered at
this low price:
INFANTS" -SHIRTS, of flannel,
halt or all wool, regular 50c
values, to go tomorrow on.
INFANTS" SWEATERS, sizes 1
and 2 years, fastened with QQ
pearl buttons;. 30c values for..O7!
INFANTS" ROMPERS, in white
and colors, and in sizes ranging -to
4 years. 50c values. Spe- QQ
clal at OV,
Second Floor Infants' Wearables.
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For Saturday
Maco Hosiery, 21c
Or 5 Pairs For $1.00
This is our special leader Satur
day In Hosiery, and it is a good
one. Women's Maco Hosiery, split
foot or plain, in black only, to sell
at 21c a pair, or 5 pairs for $1.03.
Children's Ribbed Stockings, all
sizes, and good sturdy wear- or
ing qualities. Special, a pair AtJi
Women's Silk Hosiery, with
lister garter top. sole, and high
spliced heel. Choice of black,
white, or tan. Regularly $1 a
pclr. Special tomorrow, a. 7Qtf
pair tV
Women's Lisle Hosiery, in black,
white, and tan, double sole, high
spliced heel, garter top. QSJ
Special value a pair ut)l
Main Floor Hosiery Section.
NEW GLOVES
That Portray Spring Styles
New White Doeskin Gloves, tho
glove that gives satisfactory serv
ice, and -rashes well; 1- &1 fJA
clasp; prlx seam; at........ 'Alvf
Women's Glace Kid Gloves, in
white or black, with contrasting
stitching, 2-cIasp, and d- TA
special value at. a pair... DJLtlU
Cape Walking Gloves. 1-clasp, in
tan or white, and good (g- fA
alue. at si pair DXV"J
Children's Tan Pk Gloves, 1
clasp. and extra good (- ZjA
value, at. a unlr wltUlf
Main Floor Glove Section.
ASK AT INFORM VTION ROOTF.
MAIN FLOOR AKOVT OUR GLOV1,
CLEANING SERVICE.
Neckwear
Are At Their Best Here '
W c have space to tell only of a few of the new
ideas exploited in neckwear this spring:
The New Lily Collar of transparent organdie,
finished with beaded edge come and see why ETf
it is calle The Lily Collar. Price only tJUC
The New Fichus of net or shadow lace with
Medici collar attached. Special values lft
Minaret Girdles of chiffon, shadow lace and
pleated m.ilino with satin (PO AQ anJ J? QO
sash attached hero at.... JM.48 a d4.5
Pleatings of net. m white, ecru, and black l'j
to S in. 25c values. Special Saturday at. a "ICp
Pleated Maline for trimming hats, widths 4 to
laV,,;es.ba,t:,;d?n.1.-3.,,.c.c.i!,, 50c and $1.00
Main Floor Neckwear Section.
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