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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
SUITlNGS
JOHN DANIELL SONS & SONS, 7ss
Broadway
Broldway

A separate skirt may be obtained, beautifully
pleated and semi-made, for the very moderate
charge of 81 50, outside of the cost of material
il the materials are purchased in this shop,
where an assortment of suitings is carried at
reasonable prices. A good selection of all
wool black and white checks is shown. These
are 81 inches wide and 81 so a yard. Sand COL
ored covert cloth, very popular material for
the separate skirt, is 81. For sports there are
white serges with black pin stripes at 81 so a
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A. A. VANTINE & CO., Thirty-ninth Stree
and Fifth Avenue.
LINENS
BLOOMINGDALC BROTHERS. Fifty-ninth
Street and Lexington Avenue.


Good damask tablecloths. slightly shopworn
are being sold at very reduced prices-S2 70
and up Damask tablecloths, manufactured in
Belgium, are two yards square and can be OBJ
tanned for 81 e5 and So so apiece. Dinner size
table napkins to match cost 81 per dozen. Good
quality German table damask 90 inches wide
has been marked down to "a cents yard.
Pretty luncheon sets, embroidered in Madeira
work, have been reduced to less than half
their former price and now So "a. Hand
some linen centrepieces trimme- with wide
circular bands Of Cluny lace are reduced to
s. 90 and up. Cottage tablecloths, printed in
bright colors on white grounds, are useful for
the country home or bungalow and cost only
L 40. A large. heavy Turkish towel is great
bargain at 29 cents. Good sized huck towels
have ends either scalloped or hemstitched and
cost 20 cents apiece. Bath mats may be had in
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ward An attractive mixture with large black
and white checks has been reduced to SO cents
a yard. Imported black silk grenadines OF
good quality have been reduced to S. cents
Silk and cotton crepe de chine in all colors is
rec ICED to IS cents. Good quality chiffon
taffeta in the new checks is popular for after
noon frocks and costs ST So Tub silks in suit
able designs for tailored shirts, are marked
down to 70 cents Sheer crepes, which make
useful blouses, are SIS cents. Embroidered
ones of very fine quality are SO cents.
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JOHN WANAMAKER, Broadway and Ninth
Street.

JOHN WANAMAKER. Broadway and Ninth
Street.
Here ! saw plain tailored coats in gray or
tan tweed mixtures practical for the young
girl, for general wear These have the new
fare skirts and very large patch pockets, and
may be had for Sl2 50. Another model. in
brown and black checks. al the same price,
falls straight from the shoulders at the back,
but is behed in front sand colored serge
coat that buttons right up to the neck with
very large bone button, and whose collar and
cuffs are faced with navy blue silk MORE, is
also priced Sl2 SO.
Smartly cut coats, suitable for travelling or
sports, ere 70 be had in various styles for SIS
One model in large black and white checked
novelty cloth has odd patch pockets and is
fully lined with good satin. Then there are
tweed coats with faring skirts. end others OF
wool velour in all the light popular shades.
These have selicoyered buttons and box-pleat-
cd pockets, and are especially designed for mo-
toring or sports. Goats OF corduroy in gay
eolors. with sashes knotted in 'front.' arc nicely
lined with silk and are also priced at SIS.
These resemble the new sweaters in general
design.
BONWIT, TELLER & CO., Fifth Avenue
and Thirty-eighth Street
In the misses department is an unusual little
suit for the young girl, made OF khaki oolored
army cloth II is known as The Artist
Blouse" suit, is made On straight lines, not
unlike tailored shirt, and has turn back cuffs
and collar of putty colOred 9engaline silk. 1t
is worn with loose suede belt and black silk
tie. The Lounge Suit" rather distinctive in
its lines, slightly resembles the regular Norfolk
Jacket. The skirt is particularly good, with
two patch pockets and the fitness gathered
into a yoke over the hips. This is priced at
$50 so. A good suit for the older woman is
made of blue serge. with hared bell sleeves
md turn-back collar and cuffs Of green and
white striped crepe de chine. Price, s3S.
oppENHEIM COLLINS, West Thirty
fourth Street
smart suit for the young girl is OF sand
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R. H. MACY & CO.. Broadway and Thirty

R. H. MACY & CO.. Broadway and Thirty
fou tn Street
An embroidered collar OF wash organdie that
stands high about the neck has odd little turn
back lapel in front and costs only AZ cents.
Another organdie collar at the same price has
filet lace inset and black tafeta bow tie.
practical vestee, also of organdie, has a neat
high collar and is finished with pointed ruffies
around the collar and down the shirtlike front.
Prise, II cents. A good lace veil with seal
Hoped edges, to be had in coors = we'll as
black and white, has decorative coin spots in
black velvet across the bottom Price, 90 cents
chiffon motor veil or scarf in the new two
color combination, which is very attractive, is
90 cents. Imported peasant shawls" of soft
cashmere. in primitive bright colored designs,
are much used for roth evening wraps ard
negligees. These, in limited number, may be
had E.. 1914.
GIMBEL BROTHERS. Thirty-fourth Street
and Sixth Avenue.
dainty collar and cuff set of wash organ
die is being offered for so cents. Turn.back
collars in embroidered voiles may b had for
Is cents. good vestee was seen in Oriental
lace, with turn-back collar. Price, SO cents.
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SPRING COATS AND SUITS FOR WOMEN AND YOUNG GIRLS

colored covert cloth cut on mannish tailored
lines. The short Jacket which barely reaches
the hips, has pleats in the back and wide
band OF bias material around the bottom. The
simple skirt has few pleats at the back This
costs $40. The coat of good navy blue CAB
ardine suit also at $40, has a circular fare and
is buttoned up the front with blue and white
buttons. The gored skirt is made with yoke
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to match. and is especially priced at IS cents.
Another box of good linen paper contains 40
sheets OF letter paper, 4S sheets OF notcpaper
and 90 envelopes. Price, IS cents. For those
who wish initial paper, special marquise die
has been prepared, and paper or cards may be
stamped with your initial in plain colors for 10
cents a ouire and in silver or gold for 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
Dessert KNIVES

INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY,
40 West Thirty fourth Street.
Sheffield Plate is the term now generally
said 20 give great satisfaction. In this silver
dessert knives with did handles may be had
for So 90 per dozen, dinner knives for 81 and
teaspoons for 50 50 and IS per dozen.
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BY MARGARET BELDEN.
STREET FROCKS
oPPENHEIM-CoLLINs West Thirty

oPPENHEIM-COLLINs, West Thirty
fourth Street
Simple little tailored frocks in blue serge are
attractively made in the Empire style, with
short tunic or coat effect and trimmed with
black braid, for SIS For afternoon wear
! saw pretty gown in sand colored char
meuse. the sleeves and upper part being of
chiffon, at Sls Another afternoon frock, of
rose colored taffeta, with Medici collar and
vestee OF lace, has 3mart little coat embroi-
dered in gold thread and costs SIS
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TRAVELLING LUGGAGE
CROUCH & FITZGERALD, "A West Fo--
fieth Street

CROUCH & FITZGERALD, "A West Fo,-
tieth Street.
The enamel, cloth covered weekend box is
being used more and more, as it is convenient
in size and particularly light in weight. They
may be had lined with decorative cretonnes,
with an extra tray, for S23. A small square
box, also covered with enamel cloth, primarily
designed for woman's hat box, may be util-
lied for short motor trips, with the addition of
an extra tray or two. These trays may be OBJ
tanned for 81 50 apiece, and. like the box, are
attractively lined with cretonne. The box is
priced at SIS. New brushes for hats and
clothes. with neat leather backs, cost 81 so and
81. The new seal leather shopping bags, with
the popular gathered tops. are lined with good
silk and fitted with the usual vanity articles
and coin purse for So.
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CHILDREN'S FROCKS
SAKS & CO., Thirty-fourth Street and
Broadway.

For he small girl Of from two to six years,
who needs SO many frocks, there are simple
ones OF nainsook, with embroidery insertion
about he cuff and square neck, which cost
only 50 cents. Useful little rompers in striped
and plain crepes or ginghsms are being offered
for so cents. A good model in sand colored
Palm Beach cloth has white collar and cuffs
and is worn with belt of black velvet. 1t is
offered at 49, A little blue chambray has
white guimpe finished With hemstitching for ST.
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w. A. HATHAWAY & CO., 81 West Forty
fifth Street.

fifth Street.
The lover OF we'll designed furniture will be
charmed with the lines OF an upholstered ma
hogany armchair, with ball and claw feet,
copied from a Chippendale model This has
been reduced to $l8. A davenport to match
may be had from the regular stock. if so de-
sired. large gate-legged table in a good de
sign is OF solid mahogany and may be used for
A breakfast table or dinner table for small
family A small Colonial bookcase with glass
door is very convenient in size and costs SIG so.
A quaint New England chair, generally known
as the John Alden Chair" has been marked
down to Sl2 so. An attractive wing chair with
luxurious upholstered spring back and seat, has
been marked down from S28 to SIG so. Large
mahogany lamps for the library have been re-
duced to SIS so. Mahogany book ends in con-
servative designs are to be had for 81.
A. A. VANTINE & CO., Fifth Avenue and
Thirty-ninth Street
Bagdad curtains and couch covers, which are
said to be rather scarce in this country now,
have been especially reduced from 81 so to SIS.
Cotton crepes in various attractive Japanese
designs make an ideal material for summer
draperies or sofa cushions, as they are war
ranted to wash beautifully. They are 80 inches
wide ard cost IS cents a yard. | also saw
Japanese chintz printed in unusual patterns en-
dark backgrounds, suitable for draperies for
the living room, which cost so cents
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LORD TAYLOR, Fifth Avenue and Thirty
ninth Street.

LORD TAYLOR Fifth Avenue and Thirty
ninth Street
Good mercerized shirts with satin stripes
may be had in all colors for ST. 10. Well made
dress shirts of good material, made with nu-
merous fine tucks, have been marked down
from 81 to 81 IS and are an especially good
bargain. Mercerized pajamas in plain colors,
nicely finished with silk loops, are on sale for
81 IS. Excellent silk hosiery, which formerly
sold for 81 so pair, has been reduced to 81 10.
Plain silk hose in all the new colors has been
marked down to 90 cents, formerly 81.
B. ALTMAN & CO., Fifth Avenue and Thir-
ty-fourth Street.
Very good quality shirts in mercerized ma
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WASH MATERIALS
JAMES M'CREERY & CO., West Thirty.
fourth Street.


Very charming materials are shown for al
tcrnoon frocks for the warm days i'll great
variety of weaves, colors and design, at the
special price of Is cents a yard Pretty volles
with white or putty colored backgrounds have
large dots in a contrasting color. Another
wolfe comes in the old-fashioned Dolly Warden
patterns worn by our grandmothers when styles
similar to our own were in vogue The new
tiled checks are seen in all colors, and arc
quite smart, as we'll as practical for tub frocks.
White cotton eponge in fancy weaves tor
skirts or suits is also priced at rs cents Lovely
fancy organizes and nets in all-over designs in
the darker shades are reduced to 29 cents.
Heavy non-crushable linens in colors which
make useful suits for the small boy or girl are
so cents. A great variety OF ramie linens may
be had for only IS cents one yard wide. Sheer
French crepes for blouses or frocks are en-
broidered in Dresden designs and cost 81 a
yard.
A. A. VANTINE & CO., Thirty-ninth Street
and Fifth Avenue
Attractive Japanese crepes in various light
shades make pretty tub dresses, practical for
the grown-ups, as we'll as for the younger
members of the family, as they easily laun-
dered and cost only so cents Another quality
OF crepe to be had in stripes and other designs
suitable for tailored shirts is IS cents Good
quality wash silks for shirts frocks are 80
inches wide and cost ST so yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
HATS, IMPORTED AND OTHERWISE
John WANAMAKER, Broadway and Ninth
Street.

1OHN WANAMAh broadway anu INlItH
Street.
Here the spring millinery opening is gong
on. and among the hats shown are lovely
French models. possessed Of the subtle charm
which only Partisan milliners can give. Fur
thermore. they are moderately priced and will
appeal to the woman OF limited means who
wishes to spend to the best possible advan-
tage For morning wear is close hitting hat
in black satin or straw, with smart cockade
directly in 'front.' edged with the tnest sus-
gestion of blue. for $40 Another straw shape,
called the "Helleu," is artistcally tilted at the
left side and is trimmed with large, Harins
black velvet bows. Price Sl2. An attractive
little hat of black hemp straw, trimmed with
two wreaths Of rich red velvet flowers, is
priced at SIS. The Breton hat charming in
line has the crown and upper part OF the brim
of fancy silk or cretonne. Price, Sl2.
SAKS & CO., Thirty-fOurth Street and
Broadway.
| saw white mushroom hat for the small
boy. 1t was Of good Milan straw, trimmed
with simple ribbon band, for 81 so. hat IN
dark blue straw. designed for the tiny girl. IS
trimmed with blue satin ribbon and dainty
punches Of little flowers. Price, 50. fetch
ing little bonnet Of SOFT white straw has rows
of Val Ice about the edge, and is banded with
wide blue satin ribbon ending in bow at the
back 1t is trimmed across the front with tiny
pink buds Price, So 95. Washable hats in
duck are 50 cents apiece.
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LANE BRYANT, 10 West Thirty-eighth
Street.

A dainty little French frock for the small
girl, of fine batiste, shirred at the belt and
trimmed with good embroidery insertion, is
specially priced at 81 80. Chambray suits for
little boys with white galatea cuffs and collar,
cost 81 rs. Fine wool sweaters, especially prsc-
teal at this season cost only !, 65 A special
bargain is layette for the tiny bab,. All the
pieces are OF good material simply but nicely
made About the Jokes of the fine little main
sock dresses is just bit Of embroidery. This
lsyette contains twenty articles and costs So 9S.
Separate dresses of nainsook, with hand en-
broidered yokes, are from 90 cents up. In
fants' coats of fine wool batiste. with embroi-
dered capes, are 50 9s. Little caps of fine Per
sian lawn have pin tucks are nicely finished
with feather stitching and French knots and
have frill Of Val lace about the edge Price,
49 cents.
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LORD & TAYLOR, Fifth Avenue and Thirty
ninth Street
A pound box Of linen stationery is.especially
priced at 80 cents Envelopes TO match are 10
cents. A good cabinet of "charmeuse' linen
paper in shell pink contains two quires OF let
ter paper. correspondence cards and envelopes
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= Shop Bdr8dins for the Ueek
Mem Goats and Suits Begin Arrive G0ody Number Tor opmg
Wear While Other Articles Not To Be Outdon Increase IN
AttractivenesS by Lowered Prices.

this sale for 50 cents and up. Imported mats
in bright Oriental colors cost 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

dered wolfe blouse, with collar high at the
back and open in front. costs 81 so. purity
colored crepe de chine waist, with a collar that
may be worn either high or low is attractively
at S475.
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Furniture and Draperies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
THE KINSEY LINEN SHOP, 400 Madison
Avenue

An embroidered collar in wash organdie
with smart turnover frill at the top is priced
at 6S cents. Another collar at the same price
is OF embroidered net, high in the back with
turnover points in front. Plain net guimpes
are to be had for 81. A smart blouse in white
or flesh colored crepe de chine, made on mill
tary lines, with two patch pockets, is to be
had at the special price of S.. An embroi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

J. & J. SLATER, Broadway and Twenty-fifth
Street
The particular woman will find here shoes
which are very individual and varied in design,
and yet within the means of the person #
modest income. A walking shoe of sand col
ored cloth, piped and trimmed with black pat
ent leather, has black military heels and costs
SO So
STERN BROTHERS, Yves, Forty-second
Street
A very good assortment OF slippers for dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

very sheer organdie collar, nicely embroi-
dered and finished in hemsttching, is 50 cents
Pretty neckties of shaded crepe dc chine in
charming colors or in smart black and white
stripes are priced at 80 cents. The new Chin
Chin" bands of black velvet for the neck with
bead bangles, cost so cents and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

Provided one purchase the material at their
store, John Daniel Sons & Sons will semi-make
a skirt of this kind with box-pleating, side
pleating and other Celebrations, for Sl.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

terials are to be had, with either soft or stiff
cuffs, at the special price of 81 20. For the
same price are fine neglige shirts in printed
madras, in varying designs Scarfs in rich
dark silks are being sold for SIS cents apiece;
many of this lot formerly sold as high as 81 SO.
ALTMANS, Fifth Avenue and Thirty fourth
Street.
Fine imported tweed coats which have been
rubberized and are guaranteed to be absolute
ly waterproof, hav2 been marked down from
$50 to SCI. A lightweight imported coat OF
gabardine, suitable for a spring overcost, has
been cravenetted for use also as a raineost;
price, S17 50. For sports or knockabout wear
are good quality tweed golf jackets, especially
priced at So so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
BONWIT, TELLER & CO.. Fifth Avenue
and Thirty3eighth Street.

A new vestee in embroidered net, with smart
high collar may be had for IS cents Turn
back collars in organdie and in linen, daintily
hand embroidered on the other side" are
now reduced to IS cents each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
PROMENADE
BOOTS FOR THE SPRING PRO

and semi-dress wear are especially priced at
3Ss These may be had in several different
styles, with high arches and small curved
heels. One smart slippe: is of patent leather,
with black velvet back. Others come in bronze
or various colors of satin. A new overgait-r
of extrA fine quality of clot' in fawn or gray
is piped in black and has black buttons. Price,
81. The Biltmore," walking shoe, is to be
had in black patent leather, with white KID
trimmings, or in white kid, with black trim
mings for So 9S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
IN
GEORGIA BECOMES
MORE EFFECTIVE
Newspapers Forbidden to ADJ
vetiSe IntOxicantSi No Per-
son Can Order More Than
Two PintS of WhiSkey

Atlanta Ca, Nov l5.-Bllls pro-
hibitng publication Of liquor adver-
tisements in Georgia and limiting the
amount of liquor individuals may
have shipped into The state We're
passed today by the lower house oI
the legislature The measures, when
supplement bill passed last Week.
prohibitng manufacture or sale Win
in the state of any drink containing
more than half Of one per cent
alcohol. already have passed the sen
ate and are understood to nave lile
approval of Governor Harris ne
legislative program is expected 70
entirely eliminate bftWeries locker
clubs and near-beer saloons permitted
10 operate under present prohlplti"n
laws
The anti-shipping bill provides tt9l
a person may receive from OUTSIDE
the state only two quarts of liquor'
one gallon Of wine and forty-elshl
pints of beer each month. the olhe'
measure passed today prevents aa-
vertising liquor in any manner lH
periodicals. newspapers, bill boards
or otherwise. Both will become ei-
fective May ! 1916.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
GOOD ROADS MEN IN
FIGHT OVER ROUTE

New orleans Nov l5--GoOd I roads
advocates from Mississippi valley
states ana Manitoba. here TO organize
the Jefferson highway association with
the building of q highway from New
Orleans Go Wiuuipce as it's object
voted today to leave the selection of
"a route to the board Of directors.
which Will consist of one vice prcsi-
dent and three members from each
state
Two routes are under consideration.
one runs from New Orleans through
Shreveport, Durant. MuskOgeo, Par
sons. Kansas city, Omaha. Sioux Falls,
Fargo and Grand Forks to Winnipeg
The other goes through Shreveport
Fort smith. Joplin. Kansas city, Des
Moines and 50 Paul
Former Senator Lafayette Young,
Of Des Moincs was appointed tempo
rary chairman at The opening session
of the convention today AS soon as
temporary organization was effected,
advocates Of the rival routes split into
two factions and fought over All the
conventions business
ln the absence Of Governor Hall
who WAS TO have spokern, Mayor
Behrman welcomed the delegates. The
convention will close tomorrow with
election Of permanent officers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
PRESIDENT STOPS
FOOLISH ORDER
OF DISMISSAL
Geo, Burkitt, Assistant Post
MASTER Discharged for
Cnticisiog Wilson'S En-
gageme0t 10 Be ReinStated

washington. Nov. i5-presldent
wilson today directed the reinstate-
ment of George Burkitt the assistant
nosfmaster M Winnetka. IN. who
was dtqmi.snd after he had criticised
tbe nrrsidrnrs engagement TO be- mar
ried lt was said IN the White House
tha, thr man would hc restored TO
ofSice regardless of various charges
fitsd opaipst him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
WORK HARD
ON RODRIGUEZ JURY

Roswell n. A., Nov t5.-After
working all day ON the ease OF Juan
Rodriguez. charged with the murder
Of Marion Cartwright. the jury box
was not filled at o'clock this even
ing. The regular panel was exhaust
ed by the middle of the afternoon and
q special veniro Of twenty-seven WAS
drawn. Many of these had been chal-
lenged for cause at the close of the af-
ternoon session MANY OF the jurors
were challcnged for cause when they
said they had conscientious scrupIes
against the inflcton Of the death
penalty.
AT the close Of the afternoon scs-
sion the following jurors had been ac-
cppted by both the state and the de-
fcnso. Julius Peterson, J. W. Dud-
ley ana Frank ramage, Jr, of Ros-
we'll; a. II. Klng, of Ilagorman, and
Harry Lowe, of Dexter The state had
used four of It's challenges and the
defense two
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-16
BI.NMES KITCHENER
FOR ENGIAND'S WOES

London. Nov 40 CG.20 p. ny
CAS- lone aq Earl kitchcner-the man
who accepts no advico-rem3ine at
the war office we will not win the
war;" declared sir Arthur .. Mark
ham In the house of commons this
eveuinp in the debate on the conduct
ot the war
Earl Kitchener Sir Arthur added,
was responsible for the blundcrs at
Antwerp and the Dardanelles and
also for tht Withholding Of intoimd-
ton from the public whom he treat
od .Mln dcrNlshea-