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EL PASO HERALD
Wednesdav. FeK 25, 192.
'Y
U. S. May Be. Called Upon To Aid
And Protect Jugo - Slavs; Failure
Will Mean Betrayal To Adriatic
By FRAISK. H. SJMODS.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 16. i the president and by Lloyd George. President "WIIsod has clearly not
President Wilson's coarse is serv- But the "Tisrer" remained obstinately ! renounced his purpose to hare
ins a new ultimatum upon oar determined. Thereupon Mr. Wilson ( America play the role of world arbiter
recent European associates la clearly sent tor the George Washington and ' which be clearly held in Parle. He
a repetition of the "George Washlns-i threatened to qnlt Paris. i discloses the same determination to
ion icciae.ni during tne i-aris con- Tne president proposed as a sanetl- I pass opon each question as it arises
ference. It represents a deliberate , tnte the Anglo-French eoarantee and from the point of view of abstract
and well defined polio, not In the Clemencean accepted It. As the thing ' justice, as Justice strikes him and his
least an txnonlslve act. It does more: was settled at Parts. Prance wanld not . fellow Mnnlrrmin fnr T reneat.
it discloses the president's ooncep-1 permanently occupy the left bank of most Informed Americans will agree
non 01 me American mission in worm . ine rtnine ana tne rnlted states ana i with Mr. Wilson over the merits of
xzairs. ureat Britain were pledged to sent i the Jogo-Slave contention in the
In the case of the "George Wash
ington." as M. Tardieu has lost ei
olalned. France demanded of her
recent allies exactly the Bam secur
ty against German attack, which
Britain was asking, but while British
their troops to the continent If ; Adriatic. But In refusing to let En
trance were aitacKea by (Germany. ; rope reach a compromise, he is com
since French defence woold be greatly ' pelled by the coarse of the Pnited
weakened bv the elimination of the states senate to refrain from any af
Rhlne barrier. , Urinative action.
Now a similar situation is coming. . In the end Europe will reluctantly.
demands were for the destruction of . we shall he asked once more to auar- i because it still fears in nffenri the
the German fleet and the occuptlon l antee another European frontier if we t American nation, which remains the
of German colonies, France demanded ! Interfere with another nation's Ideas single source of credit and loans, turn
the riEht to occupy the left bank of
the Rhine, the sole military barrier
Gammed hv PrMldmt.
In this aemenceaa was opposed by
of its own proper security The to the settlracr of its own af fair In
Italians will suggest as a substitute its own way. because America, while
for their settlement of the Adriatic . rejecting the European method, does
question and for the compromise by I not propose any other possible escape
the British and the French, an Ameri- from the prolongation of war breeding
can guarantee of Italian populations disputes.
and Interests on the east coast of the ' When Europe at last perceives the
Adriatic They will do it for the fact the French clata to occupy the
same reason Oemenceau demanded j left ank of the Rhine and the Italian
the similar guarantee, because they . left bank for security In the Adriatic
are dealing with a question of nation-! will be supported by the British, who
el defence. , have already realized similar and no
Bnt the United States senate has so I more Justifiable aspirations In the
far failed to make aood the Dresi-1 matter of the Rurman fle an
dent s promise to France, therefore ! German colonies.
the Italians will follow the French J But the president will still be able
Muiiiie anu iubi siras occupation xor a certain lengtn or time to prevent
by their troops at least until the European settlement, because his
American guarantee becomes absolute championship of the claims of the
e 1WBB1UU117 01 a ciasn oeiwecn jugo-siavs. tor example, will lead
the Italians and the Jaero-Slavn la these nennle tn rloi4 , ., ,
PJtent. Sneh a clash would Involve j the whole unfair terms m the hope of
mwmo unaiw w laeir owu American supDori. sat since the
dispute with the Serbs, the Bolgars situation in the senate and In the
- 1 with their traditional hatred for the , country Is what It is today. It Is
We Say that a DOtmd of auJht ???" wlth tnelr claims ihiKhlv probable that when the crisis
J " L J""" Ui against, the Italians, quite as Just as I arrives and the Jngo-slavs are con-
SChilline' Tea make: mru-e J00"8 or "L ""S1": Moreover, as fronted with Italian armed forces,
'"""5 ca "13KCS more long as the question Is not settled. authorized by the Anglo-French-
-nnctrMn o t,n J f . France, Britain and Italy will be i Italian concert to carry out the terms
OipStnanapOUnaOI Common divided and Italian anger atr Anglo- of a compromise, the Joro-Slavs will
. --J ,,ii 1 French opposition to Italian claims call upon the president and the Amerl-
iea, anu IS actually Cheaper wi,l continue to mount- can people for military and naval as-
Abolishes Immerlatc Chance. sistance in vain,
per CUD. Actually the president's ultimatum . But it is toward such a crisis that
1 abolished all Immediate chance of the 1 eTents nrm tuiw tnftvfno- "Pk. ..(
Do VOU have to believe cotapromlse proposed on obe of he . dent has abolished the present hope
J - most dangerous of the surviving per-1 of compromise. He has eiven new
that?
No, you can prove it!
Buy a package. If you're
not convinced, take it back
to your grocer.
He'll refund your money.
We pay him.
There are four flavors of ScHfing
Tea Japan, Ceylon-India, Oalcng,
English BreakfsL.t- AUoneqaafity. In
rarchmyn-hneximoBtnre-procfpackages.
At grocers everywhere.
I ils to world neace.
In my Jadnnent the president
J is Tight In vieiTlng the proposed
; settlement as not In accordance
with absolute Jnetlce. but Is he or
the United States prepared to !n-
i slst that absolute Justice be dene,
I even If this Involves the sending
I of n neve army to Knrone and war
with Italyt If not then a refusal
; to let Suroee settle Its dfopnte
Ieeems a pr l'tcmtlon of o dentfly
menace to nil order and rehabili
tation. It may prove the cause ef
a new war.
of compromise. He has given new
moral color to Jugo-SIav aspirations.
he has again given the unmistakable
censure nf (h. nrulflAnt ne Ik. TTb4
i'fetates to Italian claims. This means
mat Italian and Jugo-SIav armies,
instead of demobilizing will remain
facing each other: it means that a
clash may come at any moment.
If America refnsejt afat then tlia
J Jugo-Slavs will feel, not without Jus-
Im:. mat "wj nave oeen ansLnooneo.
betrayed into hopeless resistaBce and
then deserted in the moment of
I deadl) peril. Copyright. 19W, by Mc
. Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
A Schillings? Co Sen Francisco Tw,"5&? SSS
Germans Want To Sell El Pasoans
Their Flower And Vegetable Seeds
gjM1lH
increases crtceta - Ma, ZZJTTZ
JSSSwa people ia tro wtdg ge
SSed fey f cctct United States Sealers
ISaidaa i fonoer Pnbfcc Health effl
!. Ask your docttr cr ensta
Sogt tt.
Mrice Schwartz, ireneral maziAjrar
of the Popular Dry Goods company,
as he exhibited a letter from a firm
in Erfurt offering- to sell him flower
and vegetable seeds for the EI Paso,
trade. "They do not wait eren for
ocr people to forget their crimes,
continued Mr. Schwartz. "After de
strovinT? a!I of nature they possibly
, could in Europe, and being thwarted
from doing any such damage in the
United States merely because of the
force we employed to help crush them.
they now come out and talk about
1 how the world needs to srrow flowers
ana vegetables. It really makes one
and setting forth the reasons why the
Popular might wish to handle them Is
typically German. The letter is In
EngUsh and is reproduced below
verbatim
"Enclosed I hep to hand yon my
pricelfst and ordersheet of coloured
pockets filled with vegetable and
flower seeds and instructions for
cultivation in engitsh. trench and
germ an.
"I should like to say the follow
ing The general rise in price of all
foodstuffs obliges mankind to make
use more than ever of vegetables.
"Everbody is inclined to grow his '
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Wmmk
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tgi&r
AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH
fhcrfcz
cwhv it polz&Aess
protects andpvesevves
all leathers. Always if).
BLACK-TAN-WH1TE-0XBL00D - BROVN
sir-ile. but keeping everlastingly at itiof his own or on lease to cultivate '
gets onsiness, and these Germans are vegetables in his free time. '
Roirg to keep at it. Just watch) "As relativelysmaU plots are con- .
tJlm. oaraxl ana - -. -. W- L
Te letter to Mr Schwartz, dlhuing people like to grow every kind of
i upon tne quality of the seeds offered . vegetables, the smnl of ,, f
each kind is a small one, so that the
quantity in the paperpocketa is suf
ficient for private use.
"The sale of vegetable seed In
coloured naoerbas ui mn lnemttv
for shops, warehouses and stores, for
' the nmsll nm.r t. ,44eI.i.1I..b .a ft.
from piicellsta, to evoid expenses for
postage and packing.
; "He prefers bttytag seeds at the
, accustumed shops at the time of sow
ing in tne small quantities he Jast
needs. I have therefore done every-
I thing in my power to make a proper
I choice of sorts for the retail-sale eolt
able for all kind of ground, climate
and purposes which will give by care
full attention a secure and good eroa.
I "The 41 years renown of my firm
guarantees for the excellent quality
j of each kind of seeds.
ine exact coloured picture of each
kind of vegetables and flowers will
show the public the correct sort of
seeds contained therein to evoid
errors."
JsWaxL and Oils
Personette
Dy MKsAil.
il PIPE'S n k-Z vPl
ji FOR INDfGESTION JiLjwJCjX7
CHEW A FEW PUT STOMACH IN ORDER!
At once! ReBeves Indigestion, Heartburn, Gases, Dyspepsia,
caused by Acidity. Hurry! Buy a box at any drug store. Eat
meals without fear of upsetting stomach. Harmless Splendid!
Read "Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach" in package.
Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How to Stop
Tobacco Habit
New York: Dr Connor, formerly of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, says: I tun
often asked if I know anything to
ft op the tobacco habit and I always
recommend Nlcotol, which I have pre
scribed with great success. N'rcotol
contains no ha bit-forming dross, is
absolutely barm leas and prod ores as
lonfshins ret j its in a very short time
The ose of tobacco saps the vitality,
vim, vigor and ambition of the slave
who Is enthralled by Its seductive
effects It undermines the health and
leaves the victim an easy pray to
trenerii debllliy. Throat and long
-oubles. nervousness. Insomnia, heart
ytie kidney trouble, headache
-gue anJ lip cancer and even bliit'i
Physfcians th world over
r en trace the start of the above dis
. jn ?-id manv others to nicotine
-'"'if
If yon want to free yourself from
tobacco go to any drug store and ask
for Nicotol tablets. Take one tablet
after each meal and In a short time
yoa will nave no desire for tobacco
the era vine will have left you Wltb
the nicotine poisoning out of your
system yoor general health will
quickly Improve.
Note When asked abost Nicotol tablet,
one of our leading droffrtsta said H
truly a weederfui remedy for the tobacco
habit away ahead of anything w save
ever sold before We are authorized by
fhw fnfttiitfff nrra tn r?irml tK mruu Ia
it rfnu ., -.. i t.- i lDr duality ana enersry by pari
renrij pouted unu.o.1 merit.- :-'icoi J'nKanfl enriching: the blood. Ton
i sold in thu city andnr a iran-c!a ' n son ' 'ta strengthenine, In-money-back
guarantee by all up-to-date vlgoratine Effect. Price 60c. Adv.
droKffi'ts toeiudiss Kelly & Pollard ana
Scott White & Co. Adr. j Cnrtl. A Co. ooy Tjberty bonds. Air
E. HAtBRllaN JCLJDS.
IT Is the plaint of E. Haldeman
Jnlina, editor of the "Appeal to
Beaaon." that he Is so radical that
the conservatives don't lilce biro, and
so conservative that the radicals
don't like him.
He lives in Glrard, Kansas, and, be
sides editing the afore-meatloned
paper, manages a large farm and
raises noes and iiolstelns.
When asked how he Weed llvlncr
In a prohibition state he launched
Into the following discourse: "My
only objection to prohibition Is that ft
prohibits. That is, I object to the
principal of It. bnt approve of the
coinraoa sense, rtot that common
sense is always desirable. In fact In
a world like this, where most of the
joys or me ralent be regarded as follv
thflrA !( utTDAthine fn K. ..1(4 fnp th.
theory that it Is more sensible to be
loousn tnan it is to be sensible.
However, now that strong; drink
has gene, and tobacco la going fast,
we shall soon think np some other
way to be fools. The bnraan race Is
incurably human In this respect. The
thing fer as to do now is to discover
a Harmless vice. In fact it is sneh an
argent need In the life of the Ameri
can people at present that I am think
ing of advertising a laree reward In
my colamns for anyone who can sug
gest an absolutely innocnons form of
vecreanon wnicn wui suii make the
participant therein feel pleasantly
wicked.
"As for Bolshevism In this, conntry,"
he pursued with a lightning change
of subject. -I don't believe In It.
Not for this country anyway. 1 don't
believe In a dictatorship of the pro
letariat any more than & dictator
ship of the capitalists. Let the Rus
sians try It out without outside Inter
ference. If they succeed In bringing
in the mlllenlum the rest of the world
will be glad enough to follow without
struggling against It. I don't believe
In violence. Better to turn the other
cheek If necessary. The English
working class doesn't have half the
strikes we do, and they are getting
ahead faster than the working class
here. In fact, you might say that I
am a radical who believes in conser
vative methods."
it might also be said of Mr. Julius,
and it is an even more surprising
fact, thai bis wife, who Is a niece of
Jane Addams, Is president of a bank
in Kansas. It Is his proud boast that
he Is probably the only socialist who
Is upon such friendly terms with a
member of the capitalistic group.
firove'a TnXelex chill Tonic
Cor. Me.a Ave. end San Anloalo St. Mall and Phone Ordera Promptly Filled Private Branch Biehapge 8300.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
ALL charge purchase? mack
Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday wffl be placed on yosr
March account
MONTH-END SPECIALS
ill
U I L IC3l"BW
HjvJn
Month End Specials on
(
Street
Floor
ONYX SILK
HOSE. $2.95
These Onyx hoee are fall
fashioned, pure thread silk,
with silk tops and rein
forced sole. These come in
black and white, and axe
Month-End
special at
$2.95
STATIONERY. 50c
We offer for this Month
End Sale fancy box station
ery ia all colors pink, blue,
boil, lavender and white.
For this sale it is specially
50c
Month End Specials m
Toilet
Kremola, special si. . .79c
Packer's Tat Shampoo 39c
Witch Hazel Soap, box 25c
Pttuy-WiBow Powder 39c
Keepclean Hair Brus'j 79c
Matcallo, Thursday. . .39c
Pond's Extract, Thnrs. 39c
Mavis Talcum, Thnrs. 19c
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Pwr. 19c
4711 Depiatory, Thur. 69c
Street Floor.
Sale of
THE sale of roses
which we had antici
pated for tomorrow is
postponed on account of
the rtoaairival of the
plants. However, we ex
pect them as a feature for
Friday's seUing.
Month End Feature in
Low
Slioes
Spring time Footwear is
now of importance. For
the balance of the week
two special displays will be
made of both pumps and
Oxfords.
NEW OXFORDS
A sew arrival of interest is
a welt sole Oxford made of.
fine soft kid with imitation
stitched tip and baby Loais,
heel, in Mack these are
priced at 710. In dark
brown, $1230.
NEW PUMPS
Pumps are again popular
this season, and we offer a
wide range of choice in pat
eat leather, soft black kid,
satin, and fawn buck vamp
with silk quarter and silk
covered heel. T b ese are
priced at $S50 to $1230.
3d Floor.
ALL departments feature seasonable items at most favorable
prices. For the final three days in February we feature
spring items of more than ordinary interest. In the maUer of prices,
you will do well to buy now. All market conditions indicate that the
same thing will happen this spring that happened last; that is, prices
are lower now than they will be later on.
In addition to the special Hems adverHed. Jou 8K fad Spring displays of intense interest
throughout the store.
Here Are Your Spring Suits Allradively Priced .
K50 Suits For $5950.
TP HE hig feature for the final three days m February is women's tailored suks at an ua-
derprice. This is made possible by our New York buying organization having been
fortunate in securing these suits from a manufacturer who was retiring from business.
They are made of fine trieotine, Poiret twill, all wool serge, tweed, tweed o wool and wool jer
eev. They are handsomely tailored, band-pined and have hand made button holes bound with
silk braid, and are silk embroidered. The styles are varied to suit the tastes of any woman
wno iroows siyiisn uuionng mere are tne rippre amis, jwjjt www, t
Eton jackets and the Iootr line suits for the larger wooes. These ,
handsome suits are a Month-End special at
$74.50 Spring' Dresses
Nea frocks thai lead the spring fashions
most moderately priced.
The dresses in this assortment consist of tai
lored taffeta dresses. These come in the ruf
fle and bouffant effects so extensively snows
this spring'. There are also lovely printed
georgets, combined with taffeta. These are
most appropriate for afternoon dresses. You
will wonder when you see tbem now we can
make them a
Month-End special at
Sport Skirts, $21.75
So wardrobe is complete without a sport skirt.
Never were they so attractive as this Spring,
fashioned of sneb lovely materials as Fan Ts.
Si, Knmsi Eurasa, georget, silk popfin, plaid,
veioar, satin baronette and puasy willow.
Those being shewn for this Month-End Sale
, are skirts selling regularly for $39.56, spe-
priced at 121.75
Polo Cods, $49.50
For the wobsbb who loves the out of doors and
sR its activities there is nothing widen will
give such satisfaciory service as the polo, or
short coat- We have a complete showing of
short models of English polo doth and fine
tricotines. These are handsomely tailored,
with belts, and all are faDy lined with pussy
willow. These are a IS A f Sf
Uoath-Esd special at 'S
Cravanetle Rain Coats and Capes
For your trip to the seashore or to the moun
tains you will need .oae of these farsMats.
They wiO protect your gowns from the dust,
and shed the wet when it rains. We offer
at from $10.00 to p49.50
&HCI fl
KaWlm9 J? 9m 'mmr
For $44.50
vr
jrrass and all the trunrnmsa
ocue this season, enables you to choos. just
the finicking touch for your unUumued bat.
Millinery Section, 5th Floor.
$9750 Leather Sport
Coats, $5950
For early Spring wear, rhee leather coats are
asset desirable. The models an correct, the
materials are the best just the thing for au
tomobile enthusiasts. These are. sold regujarly
for 587-5, special for this ? ec ?h
Month-End sale only, w3 Z? .5 -
r 4 'itJuiryvui
Fatal Fehraars Features From ,
The Girls' Owx Shop
i& S a wisd-up for this month, we selected three specials of exceptional merit as regards
style, quality and value.
1 SILK FROCKS. $26.50
These silk frocks are beautiful. They are fashion ad of gsoigtt,
crepe de chine and taffeta ia a splendid eolor range. They are shown
ia sizes 12 to 17 years. These frocks are g O fZ S.C
regular 35 values, Final February feature at tpJXJ?JJ
GINGHAM FROCKS. $7.95
Cingbam frocks, splendid for every day and school wear, are of
fered in long and short sleeve models. There are beautiful plaids
as well as dresses in soHd colors and checks. They ease in abet
10 to 17 years, regular cSS 7 dS
?15 values at tJ . VlJ
SHEER FROCKS. $14.95
These dainty frocks are made of voile and organdie in splendid
colors and in white. Some of them are beautifully trimmed with
embroidery and ribbon. They come is saxes 10 to 17 years regu-
V 33K 'r 35 values, P B J f
specially priced at ejji. 7ZJ
jth floor. Petite women may share this most excellent opportunity, winch
should not be overlooked, as it is a sale very ranch worth while.
Month End Specials in
Tlie Greater Popular Boys' Store
a BOYS' WASH SUITS. $1.85
WashrsuKs of such splendid, serviceable materials as these
nwaxs a big saving to mothers of boys from 2 to 8 years
old. It will be to yoor advantage to buy your Spring and
Summer supply at this Month-End Sale, as there are but
350 of them. Some are sUghhtly mussed from bandtmg
but they are $100 values s O p
a Mentfa-End Special at J I . O
BOYS' UNDERTOGS. 65
Boys' cross bar ranslin onion suits are splendid for boys of
2 to 8 years. They are made with tabs for attaching beee
supporters, and the buttons are extra well taped. There
are K. & E. and other standard makes mctuned in this
selling, and at this special priceyou cannot afford not to
buy them, as you will not be able to obtain f
sneb a value as this Month-End special at JlJ C
BOYS' REEFERS. $2.95
There are about 35 of these reefers. These Utile Spring
overcoats are made of durable fabrics, weD tailored and. are
lined throughout. They come m all the suitable 'Spring
shades and the sizes range from 3 to S years. These reefers
sell regularly for $6.58. We make g r r a
them a Month-End special at tA. yj
Ith. Floor.
Month End Specials in
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Month End Specials m
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Linen Section Beddina'Deut.
MERCERIZED TABLE CLOTHS. $2.25
Hemstitched mercerized table cloths come in size
61x64. The patterns -are very neat This is a Month
End special at $2 25.
ROUND SCALLOPED TABLE
CLOTHS. $2.50
These round, scalloped table cloths are of a good
irade of mercerized table damask, size 64x81. Month
End special at $2.50.
KITCHEN TOWELS. 12 FOR $3.50
Heavy kitchen towels of blue ordered half-linen
crash are hemmed and ready for use, Month-End
special, 12 for $3.50.
Center Aisle, 3d Floor.
CROCHET RRD
SPREADS. $3.25
Heavy eroehet spreads, size 78x88. are
offered as a special for this Month-End
sale. This is a splendid number for ho
tels and rooming houses. ? O Ct IT
Month-End price tO.5
TURKISH TOWELS. 45c
Double thread Turvisb towels in size
19x40, are offered m excellent quality.
These are slightly imperfect, but wortb
much more than the js gf
Month End price of each JC
Month End Special in
Beautiful
Blouses
AN nderpriesd purchase of
manufactarer's entire sample
line of blouses enables us to of
for phenomenal values for the
month end. The majority of wo
men wao see this month-end spe
rial in blouses wdl buy a who!"
seasons supply. They are made-
of superior quality of georget an.
come in white and flesh. They
are beautifully finished, and or
namented with beads and braids
in various designs. There is a
full range of sizes to select from,
and a satisfactory selection will
be found in either one of the fol
lowing lots:
Blouses in values to $7.00,
Month End special at
Blouses in values to $10.00,
MoBih End special at
mn
$4.9-
$6.5
5th Floor.
SilR Sale Success
OCR February SiDc Sale really contributes the
most interesting items of all in the Month
end Sale. Items previously advertised will be
continued. Ia addition many extra speciz's will
be offered for the three final days.
3d Floor
Month End Features in
A Feature in Millinery
Fashionable Untrimmed Shapes at an
Underprice
FOR the home milliner or the woman who
prefers to buy an lmtrimmed shape and
fashion her own Spring hat, we offer a most
attractive special. This is a shipment of
Joseph models is Hsere, hemp and Minus hemp
in black, brawn, navy blue, turquoise, old rose
and all the other favored colors of the Brnron
These are featured for the foul three days
atU-oderato $6.95
Trimmings
NEW shipment of flowers, fruits, wheat,
TP HE foflosvina condensed catalog of Month
-" items at the Downstairs store represents seJ
son-able saviaca of steal importance. Clip this :
of the ad and check the kerns you are interested in.
Spring Fooforyeafv
The Downstairs Store, feature in the Footwear Se
is a new arrival of Spring pumps and oxfords. 1
are the latest models in women's pumps ar.d oxfords i
beaver brown kid, brown calf, patent leather and brow
had in turned and welt soles and Louis Cuban leath
and covered heels. You must realize tLat tou will al
coaanoah a tremendous savmg at
this Month-End special ol
&5.01
EXTRA SPECIAL I
Dresses $15. S5
Pusses of serge, jersey, taffeta, satin snd taffeta.
satm and georget combJBatkms are offered in styles nel
and chic They are tastefnlly trimmed with braid, bal
tons, ruffles and pleating, and they liclude the n?
short sleeve, as well as long sieoe mode!- Tbev
shown mostly in black and navy, g g' S3 j
and are an extra Mch-End Special at 1J. 0.
Spring Suits $25
Xew Sprinar suits in Etous, XorfoRs and three ouartej
length ut serge, French serge, vekmr, silver tone, bom J
spun tweed and wool poplin are a wonderful rami
Souse are full lined, others half lined. There is no :
sob why every woman should not &?i
have a new Spring suit at the special of tpl..
Spring Dresses $2i
Stresses for afternoon wear are here m eeorset, crei
de chine, taffeta and foulard and combinations of tal
fete, and georget. There are the new draped and ruffle
effects, also tunics, and both the new short sleeve an
long sleeve models. There is a wide range of color a.
sortment, Month-End tff o
special at , cP
Three Blouse
4 OS this Hsath-Esd special we are offerlzg bloas-i
"- ia tnree lets, icey are suit shade blouses in gesrg
get, crepe de elrir.es and georgets in white and flesh, an j
a eseke lot of corded and plain voiles. The assortmeal
is large and it wiH be as easy matter to find fast tbi
blouse yea want at the fcftowmg attractive price rang j
$5.50, $4.95 and
$3.95
CAMISOLES These camisoles are made 01 wash sat
and crepe de chine, daintily trimmed with lace and mi
sertion. They come in all sizes m flesh color
Month-End special at 89c
DUST CAPS of figured lawn and marquisette, come i
wane and colors, trimmed with lace, a Month-
special at 25c
WOMEN'S HOSE, come in fine quabty of fiber sift hi
wnne, grey, brown, tan and navy. These are align
imperfect but the wearing quaEty ia not impaired.
Month-end special at 69c.
WOMEN'S HOSE in good grade of cotton lisle are oil
lereez a nmes: and tan only in an sizes, slightly lmper-l
Met, a 20c.
CHILDREN'S HOSE in fine and heavily ribbed
sms, sunaote tor now dots and sirbr wear, come
mack and white only in sizes 7 to 10. Slightly imper-l
est, out cooa mn as icsc. s
INDIAN HEAD in 33-in. width, in full bleached quality!
is on eroa in mui lengtfis. ery desirable for mid
and skirts, 39c
BLEACHED MUSLIN comes in verv eWlv wni
quality, SS-in. wide, in mill lengths from S to 10 yards 3
sunawe tor serviceanle underwear. Tbursdav only ea-j
tra special at per yard 2Sc
OUTING FLANNEL is here in wide range of striped!
cjicku hi pin, nine ana green, regular Zoc qoalitvJ
special at 19c 1
PLAID SUITING in a good variety of shepherd cheeks
mi laney paras copies 01 tne high priced woolens, I
36-itw special at S1.CO. 1
HOCK TOWELS with red striped borders, size 13i27.i
are excellent lor doctors' and dentists' use aa well asl
for iaenVidnal home ass. These are Month-End special
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