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12 THE WASHINGTON TDIES. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1918. .. COLD MONDAY Wk I LP PERHAPS THE LAST, BY CONGESTION THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE OBSERVED TODAY Washington's third, and probably !at "liratlrss Mondaj- was strictly obffrxcd (odax. Stores officer, mnnu farturin? plants, and business bouses r-ere closed,-except where pcial ex emptions had been made The ds;- offered In Washington an opportunity to catcli up on depicted coal stocks In the echools and in many business houses The rules for obrance of the day r clearly understood and there r as more uniforr.'ilv than n either or Oie preloiis Mondays, when there noif Tianx r.nl d questions. I'V-ar Morrs are rloi-ed. and most ff the new stands and restaurants are not sM.lnjr imKes. Tliy could be bousht Iioweer. in the Capitol e'lTirant", eren though the down town lunch looms were confining themsehes to food sales. Busine" in the city was practically at a standstill todaj. with the excep tion of that of the Government. Of fice buildings are In many Instance without elevator senrlce, and all of fices not occupied by the Government, by physicians or dentists, are cold. Groceries and other food stores will close early in the uay. HID BOOZE IN BLANKET. PORTlANT. Ore. Teb. 4 Dis rjulsed as a laborer-and carrying; a roll of blankets. Gust Firmlkes, a fyreek, was taken Into custody by OF RAILROADS Director General of Railroad Mc Adoo is expected to issue an order to day or tomorrow looking- toward giv ing relief to the grain situation In the West and South, where millions of bushels of wheat and corn are stored awaiting shipment to the Cast. Lack of terminals, the elevator men have reported to Mr. JIcAdoo, make It Impossible to mote the grain. There Is no danger of a wheat or corn shortage, the grain growers and elevator owners state. If facilities for handling the wheat are provided In Hie East. With the wheat removed, they can easily care for the corn. rood Administrator Herbert C. Hoover Is working in conjunction with Mr. JIcAdoo in relieving the sit uation. Mr. Hoover states that If 15,000,000 bushels of wheat can be saved monthly, the allied oemands can be met. The grain growers and elevator men are of the opinion that this condition can be met. If trans portation to the mills can be pro vided. Conditions along the seaboard are Improving, and an Increased move ment of cereals Is looked for before the end of the present week. President and Mrs. Wilson to Attend Ball NOW CAPT. H. O. GARDNER. Harry O. Gardner, of this city has just received a commission from the Dermis- United States Marshal Bern- "ar "epanmeni as captain or ores An Investigation of the blanket roll nance. Captain Gardner recently disclosed more than J 00 pint flasks of lwu graduated from the Ft. Myer whisky, cleverly packed In the bed- training camp. Preparatory to enter bringing liiuor into a dry State In ! Ing training, he was auditor for the ding. Firmlkes will be charged with jCrandall Amusement Enterprises. He iolation of the Reed amendment. 'will begin his new duties tomorrow. Send Flowers ly "Wire" To Anj Pm of the Country rjT7' fmdo oa rrurvrz - Jf J W OUT OF THE CtVf II IIS In any part of the country: I J j it By eeans of a telegraph systea epsraUcg fjyya btee Florists all over la country, you can erdar IS tS5r Flossra rrom us for delivery la any city xr place At you dssltoat. Tithln a. few hours tla. f I m fe are embers of II I IVy TOS FLORISTS TttEBUTH BELXYOU' ASSOCIATION J which Is your tuarantes for satis- ff j factory dllvry and valua received ,u I j for your acssy. V HHT H : V - bHHIIIIIIIIIBbB if .'.- .o ... y :-,:'.,aaaaaaaaW Glide Bros. Co 1214 F St. The President and Mrs. Wilson will occupy a box for the annual ball of the Southern Relief Society, which will be held this evening at the Wit lard, and which promises to be one of the most brilliant In the nlstory of the organization. Mrs, Wilson's name likewise heads the list of distinguish ed patronesses. . The guests will be received by Miss Tfannle Randolph Helh. president of the socletj ; the Secretary or war ana Mrs. Newton D Baker, the Attorney General and Mrs. Thomas Watt Greg ory, the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Jura. Claude A Swanson. Mrs. William I. Marshall, Miss Mary Custis l.ee, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, Mrs. James Mulcare, and Mrs. Marcus Wrlght. All the boxes have been sold, and the list Includes In addition to those already pifbllsnea, -Mr. ana jurs. juuu Skelton Williams and Gen. Julian Carr. Arthur Addison, chairman of the floor committee, will be assisted by Horace Westcott, Col. Robert E. Lee, Hugh Legare, William Bowie Clarke, Dr. Alfred Hopkins. William Payne Meredith, R. D. Shepherd, Col- Charles Page Bryan, Arthur Lt, a. B-Legare, A. a Addison, Major Nevll Monroe Hopkins, Judge John Barton Payne, Capt. C C Calhoun, Major John Finney, Dr. Charles BIspham, and Dr. Chlsholm. The ball v. Ill begin at 0 o'clock. A number of dinner parties have been arranged to precede it, among those who will entertain being Gen. Julian Carr, whose guest of honor will be Miss Nannie Randolph Helh: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F Logan, Mrs. Henry Leonard, who -will entertain for her debutante daughter. Miss Louise Tboron; William Eric Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Ringgold. Miss Anita Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bacon James, whose guests nave been asked to meet Miss Teresa James. J To Entertain Vice President. The Vice President and Mrs. Mar shall are the guests In whose honor Senator and Mrs. Key Plttman -lll entertain, at dinner tonight. Later Senator and Mrs. Plttman nnd some of their guests will attend the South ern Relief Ball, for which they have a box. -;. Miss Wilson Ret urns. Miss Margaret Wilson has return ed to the White House after a short stay In New York 'mM' -,Mk!r:m Mmmmtmz 'mtimauimzmKimim &T&ijJtv:'?nt'Y&CH-te.' wraaaaaaaaiaaam--r- - f:RH ;mi$&?&mzAi( , ... Jxanam&f'i.im rt:W,J'vi- , ' .W'K-slBTi-i-HssTi-Bs-i-i-i-i-BrassB-K --.mwmm mgammmm SJ', " W$t ; ' '-X - ".iHlllllllllllHi & MRS. THOMAS BLAGDEN, Of New York, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brett Noye. glnla, are guests of Mrs. Kasley's mother, Mrs. Beverley Randolph Mason, at the Cordova. Ta Entertain at Tea. Mrs. Tucker K. Sands and her daughter. Miss Virginia Minor, will entertain about one hundred and fifty guests at tea this afternoon In the Administration Room at the Wll lard. The honor guests will be Mrs. Sands' daughter. Mrs. James Culpep per, of Norfolk. Va., Mrs. Abner Pope, also of Norfolk, and Miss Davlette FIcklln. one of this season's debutantes. Assisting Mrs. Sands and Miss Phones: Main 4277 4278279 Mrs. Josephus Daniels will leave town tonight at midnight for New York, where she will attend the meeting of the War Council of the Y. W. C A. tomorrow. Mrs. George Barnett and her daughter. Miss Leila Gordon, will eave town tomorrow for Charleston, S. C- where.-Uuuv.wjU. attend the St. Cecilia ball, the most Important func tion of the Charleston season, on Thursday evening. Hodges, and Miss Ruth Donaldson. Mrs. William Burr Harrison will r Mrs. Herbert Adair and Mrs. Carl have a few guests at tea this after-l Kurtz will pour tea and Mrs. Ashton noon at the Washington Club to meet'G. Clapham will preside at the punch Mrs. John N. Reynolds. I bowl. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Easier, of Vir-j Mrs. Joslab Pierce will entertain at dinner tonight at her home In Massa chusetts avenue. .;. Miss Joan Ohl entertained at tea yesterday afternoon for Miss Kate Col by, daughter of Balnbrldge Colby, and her guest, Miss Kathcrlne De Kay, of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer have as their guest Mrs. Van Rensse laer's niece. Mies Eleanor Pendleton, of Berkeley, W. Va. Senator James Duval Phelan has returned to Washington from a short slay in New York- Yon Can't Afford to Experiment With Foods Today IN years gone by an occasional food waste caused housekeepers no great "con cern. Foods were plentiful and cheap. A baking ruined by some inferior ingredient, for instance, or a "bargain" can or two of fruit or vegetables that spoiled and had to be thrown away, was of no very serious importance. Mrs.'Clarence Kneels Serti arrived Minor will be Mrs. Howie Chlnman. Satufday to bo the guest of her sls- ;Jcs. WlUlam" Graeme Harvey. Mrs. Jer-.Mrs- Ro" Gravener, at the High- Andrew Graham. Mrs Charles Selden. i """" Mis. Samuel Wlcklln. Miss Anita Kile. her guest. Miss Hortensei " Indefinite Stay. The Secretary of Labor and Jlrj. Wilson have as their guests their sun and daughter-in-law, Lieut, and Mrs. William B. Wilson. Jr., who are In Washington for an Indefinite stay The former has been transferred here for duty. Miss Mary Wilson has re turned from Wellsboro. Pa where iho spent several weeks with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson. The engagement of Miss Nellie Claire Howard, of Washington, to Andrew S. White, of Syracuse, N Y., has been announced In Syracuse. Miss Howard made her debut In Washing ton three seasons ago. Mrs. James A. Cahlll and Miss Cahlll will be at home Informally on Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at 2310 Wyoming avenue. Senator James Baek. Senator Utile James, who went to New York Saturday, has returned to Washington. v Srrs. If B. Brown Is one of the patronesses for the tea and sule for the beneHt of the families of seamsn lofct on the Jacob Jones to be given In the home of Mrs Joseph Thropp on balurda afternoon from 4 to T. under the direction of Mrs. Brlnton Stouc. "DUT in this period of insistent living costs, when ""J housekeeping must be conducted on closest margins, when-every expenditure must buy utmost value it is too costly to experiment with foods of unknown origin and uncertain quality. Best Known Values INTELLIGENT economy consists not so much in buying at a price, as in knowing that the price buys the gieatest measure of worth for the money. There is a way in which you can be assured of this a way to know you are getting full weight, top most quality, definite, dependable value. And that is to specify foods prepared and sold under the famous ARMOUR OVAL LABEL! For this label is not only a trade-mark, but a grade mark, establishing standardized quality the final selection of the choicest of the whole immense Ar mour output. It marks not only the best of meat products, but gives you a definite assurance of qual ity and dependability on many foods formerly un- jwv'f230effjr 8 i . standardized, such as canned fruits, vegetables, eggs, cheese, sardines, salmon, rice and a host of others. Under the Oval Label you can buy over 300 delect able, known-value food products, in variety and range to meet the needs of any meal from breakfast to banquet! You are relieved of experimenting, because the Ar mour experts did all the experimenting before these foods were ever placed on the market Look for the Oval Label ONE label, one grade, one quality could anything be simpler? All you need to remember when buying is the ARMOUR OVAL LABEL to secure the choicest yield of America's farms, orchards, vine yards and fisheries, prepared in sanitary plants, shipped under ideal temperature, and sold at fair prices. Look for the Armour Oval Label sign in familiar yel low and blue on dealers' store-fronts and windows and on the goods on his shelves. It is your best guarantee of safety, purity and economy always. ARMOUR ACCOMPANY CHICAGO Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will be at home this afternoon and will l.ava ullli her her guests. .Mr. and Mrs Alfred llaues, of Canada, and Mr and Mrs. BJornson Steffanson. th latter a niece of Mrs. Wood. Mrs ood w HI bti at home next Monday ifternoon for the last time this sta I i-on. , I Mr. Crosby Soon to Lente. Mrs. Oscar T. Crosby 'and Miss Ju llettc Crosby, ulio linvu been the guests of Mrs. Josiah Pierce for se -oral weeks, lia.s taken an apjrtnx-nt . at the Poulmtiin They will sail shortly for I'rnnce to Join Mr f'rushx who Ih In Paris, as a member of the Interallied ommlssion Count and Countess ile Millt-j of Italy, non-ln law and ilaiiKhier of Air. and Mrs Oosby. are also In Paris, the former being a member of the xame commission Roberta Wiley Becomes Bride Of Boston Man An interesting military wedding took place at noon today in St. Mar garet's Church, when Miss Roberta Wiley, jounger daughter of Capt. and Mrs, Henry A. Wiley. V. S. N.. became the bride of Phlirp Moen Chllds. U. 8. N. R, of Boston. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott, rector of the church, and was followed by a breakfast at the home of Captain and Mrs. Wiley for mem bers of the bridal party and a few Intimate friends. The house was gay spring flowers and the same gay blossoms were used In the church, with lilies on the altar, and palms, ferns, and Southern smllax as a background. A string orchestra, with organ accom paniment, played the wedding music The bride was given in marriage by her mother and was escorted by Mrs. Wiley's cousin, James S. Austin. of Philadelphia. In the absence or Captain Wiley, who is on sea duty and was unable to be present, fcne wore a lovely gown of Ivory satin combined with handsome old point lace The skirt was slightly draped nnd the costume was built with a court train hung -from the shoulders. Her tulle veil was held with orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies at the valley. Mrs. Hampton Kobb, formerly Miss Hl'zabeth Wiley, wliose marriage to Lieutenant Bobb, aviation section, sig ral corps, U. S. A, took place ten days ago. was matron of honor for her sister: and Lieutenant Itobb served as best man for Mr. Chllds. Mrs T;obb wore a frock of silver-cloth shot with turquoise blue, made on slmplo lines, and a black satin picture hat almost severe In Its simplicity. There were fou bridesmaids. Miss Muriel Chllds. ofTBoston. 'sister of the bridegroom: Miss Elizabeth Aus tin, of Philadelphia, cousin of the bride; Miss Martha Wall, of Rich mond, and Miss Nanette Kennedy, of Montreal. Their frocks were of pink chiffon and satin and they also wore simple but becoming black satin hats. All the attendants carried armsful of varicolored spring blos soms. The ushers were Lieut. Henry Austin, national naval volunteers; Lieut. Lloyd Nichols, U. S. N. R.. Lieut. Lawrence Hlggins, U. S. A.. and Capt Harold Haserlck. British army, who Is detailed to Camp Up ton. L. I as Instructor in trench mortar work. Mrs. Wiley, who, with Mr. ChUdj" parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chllds, of Boston, assisted the bridal couple In receiving the guests at the break fast, wore a handsome gown of pu--ple satin and chiffon, with a becoming I black hat. Mr. Child's aunt. Miss Moen, of Boston, was among the guests at the wedding; also Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Moen, tho Misses Moen and Mrs. "Roger Ktnnlcut, of Worcest. er, Mass. Other guests from out of town were Mrs. James Taylor and Miss Taylor, of New York; Richard Austin. Mist Lucy Austin, and Miss Agnes Austin, of Philadelphia; Mrs. William C Worthlngton. Mr. and Mrs. John Hemsly Johnson, Mrs. Manson Smith, Miss Smith and the Misses Tyler, all of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Chllds left this afternoon 1 for a short wedding tip, the brldo traveling In a smart suit of dark blue cloth, with a black hat and moleskin furs. Their plans for the future are quite Indefinite, as M. Chllds expects to be commissioned in the navy within a few weeks and will then receive his orders. Lieut, and Mrs. Hampton Rohb. who have Just returned from their wedding trip, are, geusta of Mrs. Wiley and will remain with her for the present. Lieutenant Kobb is tem porarily on duty In Washington Last evening Mrs. Wiley cntertalnni at dinner at the Army and Navy Club for her daughter, her flance. and me members of their bridal party. John Barrett, director general of the- Pan American Union, has gone to Greenbrier White Sulphur Sprlngj for a few days. - Miss Margaret Rldgely is entertain ing at a theater party this afternoon for Miss Agnes Messlck, whose en gagement to Lieut. Robert Pollock U. S. A., has Just been announced. The other guests are Miss Helen Hop kins, Miss Sara Daniels, Miss Ruth Daniels. Mrs. Thomas Garner. Mrs. J Ward Mankln. Mrs. J. A. Rldgely. Mrs. G. C Rldgely, Mrs. A L. Wal ters, and Mrs C Brown ADVERTISEMENT. VINOL MAHCS GOOD BLOOD Positive Convincing Proof Many so-called remedies for anaemia are only so in name. Their makers are afraid to prove their claims by telling what their medi cmes contain. :i! The Onlv wav ta he honest with I the people is to let them know what it Vtlllnun. of X-n inl" "e PJ5?n8, .r- Here is the at the1 'v iiiiiui. vvnen mc uutiur ntcrtain ! knows what a medicine contains, it j ceases to oe a patent medicine. 9 Mozn4e Pentnnstes. Ironard Am nonfumCltrste, Lime snd Sods Olycero photphs'et, CiK.nr.. m Any doctor will tell you that the ingredients of Vinol, as nnmed above, will enrich the blood and banish anaemia and create strength. When the blood is pure and rich and red the body is strong and robust. You can prove this at our ex pense because your money will be I returned if Vinol docs not improve your health '! it ell t lutig Store 001 1" Sliet . and other ishlliRton Drug Stn'es that dl'plnj ll.e inol Sign und at the best drug tore In 1 every town and clt in the ountrj Mrs. Osenr lork. is spending the week at the l Richmond tlf'el. nml will 1 extensively while here I Mrs. Hen tv P. Iiimncl. will hae as I her gu st Mrs Vnjlerlck K. Thump s. n. of New rli. u lio will arne In I Washington -hor;t on her wu to ' her home In I'niewoiHl. S. C. I v - - The Club of Colonial P.imes has J emporarlly. Hosed on uccount of i shortage of coal, and will hold Its i regular meetings In l'ebruary at Mrs I Samuel Spencers home. 1MI2 M-ssi iHiusetts awnue. at 3 o'clock This afternoon the elub will be a1ilreseI i Mrs. Spencer's b IMt. aid pal ker on "t'onl " Mr. anj Mrs Theodore Krnihing hnin. Ji , of Boston, who are spending the winter In Washington, are ierfU ng congratulations on the recent bi-th of a son. Theodore Fro'lilnglnrn jrd Mr and Mts rmthlnglnmV nsrciits M . and Al.s r'uh mi I Imvr been 'i Iting them nt tin u i"i u -encc 175 Tue,t-nrt stt-el ha Doll Hospital and Exchange ' elVe ailuvt w iw,j leu. xn a New Dull. Crocu.i . r.v 1 nr ad. ... KI..H . . . rtila Carr en' Art Store, WU7 U St. tf. B. Open9:Q0A.M. Close 5:45 P.M. f ' THE BDSrCOBNES- tft S&ttttt Jiott & &; I THStAKDPENfU.AVli, WS.S. 'WXXUmCATOXTt DVTTXO tTkTZM CCrVTUCMEMT The Whole World Looks t to Washington Let's Hijve It Lead in j War Savings Stamps lhis Week Thrift week, the time to do it. Buy all you can; see that your friends do the same. Buy safety for jour country at the same time J earn 4 tor yourself. Washington Must Lead Tomorrow the Big Spring Drive Is On In Dressmaking Notions Notions For Many Other acgWa " Probahly never in the history of the country were go many worsen sewing as mere are today, iney are sewing lor the soldiers, lor tile itcd cross, and having found out now well they can do it tbey will be sewing for themselves and their families this sDrintr. Here are the notions needed, and at such special prices that every woman will want to fill up the sewing basket, and incidentally secure the other special values offered in the list. First on the program are these p I lz 3te- TWENTY RECORD-BREAKING SPECIALS 24c O. N. T. Spool Cotton, six spools for 50c Cut Steel Scissors, all sizes, a pair 39c Sanitary Napkins, dozen in a box, for. . . . . . 10c card Earl Hooks and Eyes, black and white, all sizes 10c card Wilsnap Fast eners, ail sizes, blade and white, at 3 papers Millward's Steel Eye Needles, regu larly 6c a paper, for -Rubber-Sheet injn worth ioJ&.AJfu'-j.J&.a yd -ae Paper of. Pins, spcdtl 3 papers lor 10-yard piece of Bias Seam Tape, all widths, special at 3 pieces, for. . 15c Hair Nets, straight or cap shape, all colors, special four for .39c 29c ..5c ..7c lie .65c .10c 10c .29c ,5c Sewing Silk, black C only, special 2 spools for.... DC Clinton Safety Pins, all sizes, a dozen....... 10-yard piece English Twill Tape, 5-8 and 3-i 1 A widths, choice, a piece.... xfzC Six 5c Sanitary "Wash Cloths for ,.... 19c Inside Silk Belt ing, li and 2-in. widths, special, a yard.. 10c Shoe Trees, a 100-yd. spools King's Basting Cotton, special 3 SpOOlS- for..-, ra at ...... 3 dozen 7c Fasteners' for... Best quality Lisle Elastic, U to S yard pieces, yard ?i to 1U yard pieces. yard 10c Wooden Coat OC Hangers, special A for.....t)C 20c .14c .5c J2c .6c 13c Two 5c bottles Machine Oil for Four 10c Folding Nickle Coat Hangers for. , -Four 10c Enamel Coat Hangers for -Two 10c Skirt or Trousers Hangers for.... -25c West Electric Curlers for 20c pieces ' 24-yard Cotton Tape for 2oc Sanitary Aprons for Six 5c Collar Bands, all sizes, for 10c Round Shoe Laces, gray, tan, or brown, a pr. . Two balls nc Mercer ized Darning Cotton, black, tan, navjvgray, for. . Three spools Clark's O. N. T. Darning Cot ton, -15-yd. spools, for 10c card Macey's Hooks and Eyes, for 25c Snap Tape, black or while, a yard Special "Sew-on" Hose Supporters, a pair Four 3c Silk Hair Nets, with or without elastic, for Three papers 5c Wire Hair Pins, for 23c Bone Hair Pins, a dozen in a box, for Puritan Dressmaker's Pins, all sizes, half pound box for 5c ,10c .17c .15c ,19c .19c ..5c ..5c ,10c ..6c 19c 10c 10c 10c 19c ..10c 19c 7c 15c ...8c Nickel Safety Pins,"" all sizes, 3 dozen for. ...... or I 25c Sanitary Belts, .ZDC.for or Cotton Inside Belting, tu. r, - , -- -,::- ?-' - uiac& or wiuie, a yarn...... ww 10c Gem Needle Point Pins, a paper Two tubes of Machine Needles, 4 needles to a tube; regularly 10c tube; i special tomorrow, 2 tubes i 12c Corset Laces, 8 yd. lengths, a pair ! 23c Stickerei Braid, a nice as sortment and good qualities to select from; 4. yds. in a 1 Q piece, for ......1C $1.25 Brassier 1 n Shields for Pl.UU 10c Dust Caps, as- r sorted colors, at DC 10c Bachelor Buttons, khaki color or black, "t J special, two boxes for. ....IDC Gilt Edge Shoe Polish, C a bottle for IDC Large size "Quick White" for 10c box Brown or Ox- T blood Paste at C Fancy Hair Pin Cabi nets for 25c Cotton Batting (Beauty), for 10c piece Lingerie Tape, all colors, 2 pieces. 10c French Gloss Shoe Polish, for 50c .15c 15c 19c .15c ...7c . Here Is-a Brief Bulletin of the Good I Values Scheduled in Sunday's ; Papers for Tuesday's Selling j Get out the SunJav papers and look up the items thatl I interest ou. and check them otT to investigate tomorrow.! New 1918 Floor Coverings "Mill Ends" of Linings, f Radmoor Pure Silk Hoiiery I nni and Home Draperies. J Beautiful Opalescent Tniv f mings. and Cotton Hose. "Wizard" Combinations, special ict at 38c. (100 pairs Low Shoes, Jstrct or evening wear, a pair. z..i. I Fixe Important Bl.ick remnant, 23c and 30c New Spring Wool Goods. Straxv Hats for Southern 1 Wear at Sj.OO. Bed Spreads, Sheets, and Pil low Cases, loxv priced. Nainsooks and Longeloths, a , 10 and 12-yd. pieces. , Table Damasks, and other I for I linens. Imported Spangled Floimc ings, about half price. Silk Blankets and Comforts. rnnted voiles and other L QtirttMu Ic I ' w olsi ?:. a3 am Ctew FrCs:sSaCtr-i,anndJ9?3 ' t nTlteittod Dresses at Si and SJ9.7j. . ci,;-.;- ? n. t - c..-.. . CICCIT """" aJH'-i'S VJU..U?, I ivieuruiicc oi uiis ut ?.;., $24.93. and 531.95. J Crepe tie Climo and Georg- fette Blomes at SJ.9.1. Special Sale of Housefumish- ings. Correct Apparel and Nursery rurniiure ior tsaDies. aa....aiaaliaaiBi,iaii,iaaiiiai i iiinieu H' Ifostoit I