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The Washington times., 1918-02-26
Anniversary Values for Children.

DRESSES-A lovely
shocking and embroidery trimming
mostly made
imported
collars and embroidery
Anniversary Price, $3.75 Each
DRESSES-Dainty
high neck long trimmed with stitching hmShng ts
and embroidery; sizes to 6
Anniversary Price, $1-35 Each
CDRENs CHAMBRAY DREsSEs-BOx- plated rnOSsh
with dark and light blue chabay trimmed
in white, and dark trimmed
Anniversary Price $1.35 Each
little WhltS
with touches Ahithag
likes bit
fine India linen trimmed with lace.
Anniversary Price, $2s5 Each
Dol
LITTLE
blue shocking and tu sO
edge beading and ribbon trimmed;
Anniversary Price, $135
chill RENs LOw-NECK AND SHORT SLEEVE DREssEscuAag
little with with
brodery insertion and lace edge. 49,
Fourth noorEI street
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
WOULD INCREASE PAY
OF GP. 0. PRINTERS

Government Printing Office officials
are supporting legislation proposed in
the House to have the pay Of compost
tors increased from so cents to 60
cents per hour.
The present minimum scale has
been in effect since 1899. Deputy Pub
lie Printer D. V. Chisholm says the
officials OF the printing establishment
are for the increase. Members Of
Congress will be petitioned by COL
umbia Typographical Union No. 10I TO
grant II.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

CHEESE AND CRACKER SFTS-Cut glass dainty
floral and foliage patterns, with bead cut edge.
Anniversary Price, SIOO Each
floor.
FANCY BROCADED PIIIOWS-In broad. beautifully
stripes round shapes finished with cord shrrngs
AnnINer-nry Price, SI.05
Second floor Tenth
CUT GLASS BERRY BOwIlS-Useful sinch Cut Glass
Berry Bowls IN floral and foliage designs striped
ground.
AnnIVersary Price. Ench
Fifck floor, F
WIZARD MOP SET-wizsrd triangle mops that easily
Polish
AnnVersary Price, S1.25
Fifth floor center.
ERooMs- Medium-weight -Four string Broom, of
Fifth floor, z street.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

ANNIVERSARY VALUES FOR WOMEN

LIsERE STRAW HATs-In large or medium sailor
shapes, small rolled effects, trimmed with tailored
Anniversary Price, SAYS Each
Third floor. + street.
TRIMMED HATS-Extremely stylish hats In Geor-
Eette and Lsere Straws with modlsh trimmings Of
flowers and fruits ribbons and quilis
Anniversary Price, $S.1S Each
Third floor. street
BANDED HATS FOR WOMEN AND MssES-oreGtsst
variety Of shapes and styles from the smass poke to
Anniversary Price, $4.75 Each
Third door. F street
TRIMMED HATs-In almost every desirable shape
for every occasion In all wanted colors with great
Anniversary Price, SITS Each
Third floor. F street.
MILAN SAILOR HATS-That Sc much in demand
early Spring made with cushion brim and
rolled edge medium brins. plain ribbon bands,
Anniversary Price, $475 Each
Third door. F street.
SPRING CoLLARs-Mads OF net. lace. swiss
CANDLE with lace edge or plain h hem
Main floor. center.
LACE JABoTs-wIth stylish high stocks. made Of
and ecru-
Anniversary Price, $1oO Each
Main floor, center.
WINDSOR TIEs-In dark colored Persian effect
de chine or new striped com oinations Of silk
Anniversary Price, 2Se Each
Main door. center.
BLACK K1DsKIN sHoEs-Lacs style. with hand
turn sole, plain toe leather Spanish heel
Anniversary Price, $675 Pair
Third hoor center.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
10000 LOSE LIVES
IN Annoy EARTHQUAKE

Late dispatches state that nearly
10000 persons persisted in the recent
earthquake In Annoy, China Earlier
reports were that the loss OF life
would not exceed 1000. There is a
population in the stricken district of
about 10000, engeged for the most
part in the sugar industry.
A series OF earthquakes visited
Annoy and several other Chinese
towns on February 16 and Il. Sew
eral small villages were virtually de-
stroyed.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

LA JERz"-The silk that is to be so popular this
sport Fashionable shades OF citron
green. purple. and rose: % inches
Anniversary Price, $125 Yard
Second floor, G street.
Two-ToNE GRAY PUMPs-New Spring models in
gray Has small tongue hand turned soes French
Louis heel
Anniversary Price, s6.75 Pair
Third floor, center.
ModRE TAFFETA RIBBoN-Good quality 5-inch
MORE Taffea Ribbon, in all shades. especially desirable
for hair ribbons.
Anniversary Price, Csc Yard
Main floor, center
BoRDERED vEII4S-Attractive and-a half
oneand-aquarter length wells with scroll borders
and chenille dots, in the wanted Spring shades
Anniversary Price, $1.0O and $1.25
Main floor, center.
WASHABLE GLOvEs-onecIasp washable P. K. NJ
embroidery n
Anniversary Price $145 Pair
Main floor, center.
GLAcE GLovEs-one-clasp white Eiace gloves.
with white black embroidery.
Anniversary Price, $1.65 Pair
Main floor. center.
SILK HosE-Fine quality silk hose. with top
and soles IN black white.
Anniversary Price, 95c Pair
Main floor. c street
DRESS LINENS-45-inch pure linen. n desirable
shades OF rose and lavender, also in black.
Anniversary Price, Csc Yard
Second floor. F street.
WHITE DRESS voILE-ss-inch width, in splendid
quality for summer dresses
Anniversary Price, zoe Yard
Second door. street
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

SILVER SERVING PIEcEs-Thess pieces AAvO asanal
Sterling silver ferrules and the lei
Guides Servers Gravy Ladies' Cold Meat Forks DafFY
spoons, Medium Knives Medium ForkA Salad FoFkA -
cites Cream Ladies.
Anniversary Price, S10O
Cheese Servers Salad Forks Sugar Shells, LAsa RSt
Pickle Forks and Butter Knives.
AAnIversarJ Price. ISS
Main door, Eleventh street.
SHEFFIELD VEGETABLE DISHES-with lock kanldAI
Prices.
With side handles,
Anniversary Price. OGsO Each
SHEFFIELD BAKING DISHES-Good shaped 6EAaR
with
AnnIyeruAry Prices, SGTS S1.ES Each
Main floor, Eleventh street
CRETONNE SOFA PIILowS-Made from imported RRSAt-
ed linens and cretonnes OF artistic designs and eolor
Many made manufacturers VEIN
much than the price which offered
AAntyersary Price, s7ISs Each
mn A1sA g Tt1eEA
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

WHITE KIDsKIN PUAPS-woodlGwn Pump mssS
With small tongue hSndturnsd sole, and French LOuS
Anniversary Price $s.7S Pair
Third door. center.
BLACK KIDsKIN LACED sHoEs-Mads on . ISaE,
last with straight tp light welt sole Gsd
Anniversary Priee, s6.75 Pair
Third door. center.
BLAcK-ANDwHTTE COLONIAL PU1kPs-AEaaO va
black kidsxin vAmp white kdsi quarter; Wing d.
handturned sole and French Louis heel. trimmed vG
Anniversary Price, $s!75 PaEr .-
Third door. center.
PLAIN AND GEoRGErTE PRINTED yonRs-A
printed and striped effects. black ground grNs
lavender rose blue Just the thing for dainty sGsR
Anniversary Priee, lie Yard
Second door, G street
SILK Isle coArBrNATIoNS-Nads Win Hov -
and no sleeves, lace-trimmed drawers tight kn0A
Anniversary Price, $l.oo Each
First door. G street
SWISS RIBBED vEsrs-Adads win low 80 -
no sleeves. with hand crochet fronts
Anniversary Price, 45e EaA
First door. g street
ROUNDAdESH VAI, IACE-A splendid asSortzsnRSR
Roundthread Val Lace from to IL inches vide Soaa
Anniversary Priee, sOe Dozen Yards
First floor. G street.
HAIR oRNAMENTIcaSqus and Back cou.As A
many sizes and shapes set with various
Anniversary Price, sass Each
First noor, Eleventh Street
METAL RUN FLOUNCING-A small lot OF Natal yr,~
F1ouncfngs In skirt and tunc lengths on white nS9
grounds also few in black and natural silver Gaa IT'D
Anniversary Price, One-third Less Than Regularly
First door. street
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
SUGAR PROFITEER HAS
FOOD LICENSE REVOKED

Moses Newberger, OF Amsterdam,
N Y, today had his license revoked
by the United States Food Administra-
ton because he sold sugar at more
than reasonable figures.
The revocation becomes effective
March !, and Newberger was granted
permission to apply after April / for
a reinsurance OF the license, provided
he has refunded all overcharges.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

SLIP COVERS
Slip Covers made to
order for the ordi-
nary 6-piece suit OF
Furniture from the
2Sc special cretonne.
allowing IS yards for
the making. T h | 8
price Is for this week
only and these ere
tonnes only. Fit and
workmanship ar
anteed.
Anniversary PrieAs
o1GOO . set
Fifth floor, G. Sc.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
MEASLES DELAYS
DOCTOR AND NURSE
ROMANCE At MEADE

CAMP MEADE. Nd. Feb 2s.-The
base hospital has fits first doctor and
nurse" romance. The classification IS
necessary 10 distinguish this from the
romantic developments along other lines.
As for soldier patients who Will marry
rs soon as they recover there are plenty
Of them here all the time, and many
engagements are thus entered into by
the brides-to-be who climb a milo Ur
more from the station just to cheer
the poor fellow up by such consent
The nurse in question Is Miss Helen
kenworth, Of Washington. D. c., who
received her training at a large hospi-
tai there. The lesser half Of the COM
bination Is Lieut. Daniel 7. Bowers. Of
Pittsburgh. It was. not long before the
other nurses were on"
Other Nurses "wIse.-
Cant fool US" they said one morning
20 Miss Kenworth, and she turned very
red in the face. She might have been
pink before that, but Just then they be-
gan to notice it On her cheeks was the
red that wont come of. For a blush
or a flush the duration Of greatest red
ness Il just a few minutes at most but
Miss Kenworth, Sill pink. admitted that
It was there to stay. She knew and
they knew that II was-measles.
So the nurses, sorry, Of course, but jolly
anyhow. as nurses are supposed to be
even In the face OF tragedy, went to DR..
Bowers.
Miss Renworth's cheeks are very
red" they said
Measles ROuts Cupid.
He seemed to scent the trouble. but
was surprised when he learned the
truth and the whole truth. Every
body seemed to have so much enjoy
ment at his expense that he quietly
packed up his effects and getting a
leave, went back to his home for a
few days. The wedding has, there
fore, been postponed.
Another engagement announced at
the base hospital is that of Lieut.
Howard H Warner, Medical Reserve
Corps, and Miss Ruth Stone, daugh-
ter Of the late William F StCne, who
was sergeant-at-arms OF the Repub-
lican national conventions. DR..
Warner Is q Johns Hopkins man and
Is serving In the operating room.
A little spinal meningitis germ In
the throat OF Corp. Alvey Keenan,.
CT Company L. 313th, caused post
ponement Of his marriage. He was
placed in a blue ribbon" squad as a
carrier, after he had proved himself |
free OF the disease.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

Anniversary Price, d.
Sc Copy.
most attractive Every Westinghouse
Beautiful Night Views
Washington Public Buildings
and ThOroughfares
Special for the Anniversary Copy
throughout
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
GREECE FILES PROTEST.

The Greek Legation has filed with
tie State Department a lengthy pro
test against the atrocities committed
against Greeks in Macemonia by the
Bulgarian forces occupying these ter
-itories.
The Washington times., 1918-02-26

p A L n r T T o
SCRUB BRUSHES
Wellm Etin-fiber
brushes that will
give excellent serv-
ice.
Anniversary Price,
Ibc Each
Fifth floor, r ~.
r N q 4 OIDERED
PILLOW & A S T. 5
Beautifully embrOid-
cred IN most Attrac-
rive designs. on excel
lent quality material.
AnnJVeFARFy Price,
fl.1S Pair
Second floor, + st
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
Anniversary Values for Boys.

BOYS MADRAS SHIRTS Neckband style made of
fabric, rn-back cuffs; sizes 1914
Anniversary Price,
BOYS WASH SUITSunor Norfolk
ford and striped effects Carefully made from dependable
years
Anniversary Each
BOYS SERGE SUITSStcty awOred fascolor
throughout, styled correctly; sizes TO Is
Anniversary Price, Each
Awoed fascoor fabrics
and finished throughout
Anniversary Price, $4S5 Each
The Washington times., 1918-02-26
Anniversary Specials in
Reproductions of Sheffield Plate.

These elegant pieces table, tempt
ing prices
Flower Basket wit handle fancy pierced patten-s55o
Comport engraved desgn-$550
Water Pitcher,
Casserole shapes-S4O0.
Fruit DISH design-S500.
Uncovered Vegetable DISH ringedb order-$35o.
Anniversary Books.
Book Department the rather than looking
ahead offers
One Thousand Novels and Poems
of the olden days the
held
authors thrill Of the old
Mrs. +. D. E. n. Southworth Mare CoreH
May Agnes Fleming Mrs. Alexander
The Duchess John Strange Winter
Mrs. HenryWo Mary
J others
The Floral Poets includes collections, usually complete sometimes in
caseo O
Lowell Tnnyson, Holmes Love POEMS Fayore
Poems, others.
Special Price, Csc Each Copy.
hoorF stree
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01

buquerque clothing company, will be
pleased to learn of his recent appoint
ment to very desirable position with
large mercantile establishment in
Jerome, Arlz. He will take up work
with the new company December 2.
Perry Eugene Thomas, son of f. p.
Thomas of Magdaiena. died last Sat
urday from at attack of influenza and
was buried Sunday in the Magdalena
cemetery. This was the third death
in the family within the past two
weeks, Mrs. Thomas and another son
being the victims of the dreaded dis
ease.
Paul Bentke. Fritz Nickel, Gus
Anison and ]. d. Rogers made
up hunting party last week to the
haunts of the deer and wild turkey
in the west part of the county. They
were unsuccessful in their hunt, but
on the return trip to Magdalena
nearly lost their lives IN the heavy
snow. Owing to the storm and wind
they finally abandoned their car and
took to the plains on foot They
wandered all day Monday until at last
exhausted and almost frozen they app
preached the Jesse Steen ranch at
Durfee's wells. Here they were cared
for and finally recovered so far that
they We're brought into town Tues
day The men will probably escape
without any serious effects.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBIT OF
ppINTS

Big crowds this week enjoyed the
sixty or so etchings Autographs
color prints and steel engravings from
the collection of Carl Smalley which
We're hung in the Acoma gallery of
the new Museum. In the collection
are represented such well known
names as Whistler and Pencil. and
many lesser known but equally as
proficient artists whose best work is
thus brought near to the peonle- even
In New Mexico. Quite number of
the prints We're sold to art lovers. for
the prices. ranging from one dollar TO
one hundred and fifty dollars per
nrint. made them as alluring for
Christmas presents as are the fine
little sketches by w. Herbert Dunton
and the paintings by other artists that
are now on display Next week will
be hung the paintings by another AL
huduerque girl, Miss Lou Hughes, in
Guiding both landscape and still life.
The pictures will be in the Acorna
gallery. In the alcove adjoining the
paintings ly Mrs. GLADYS Vinson
Mitchell, who, too. is Albuquerque
born
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
Artesia

The pulpit Ct the Baptist church
was filled last Sunday hy Rev. w. a
Tippet formerly of Shreveport, La,
but whose last field of labor was Sill
YER City this state. During the last
year he was engaged in Y. M. c. A,
work at the military cantonments. Ii
is reported that the Baptist church
here will We him a call.
A fire of unknown origin broke out
in the rear room of Harry Wrights
barber shop late last Sunday night and
did considerable damage before it
could be extingushed Its discovery
before it had made much Roadway
saved the wiping out of that portion of
the town i'm which the shop is located.
Miss Lura Moore left las. Sunday
evening for Dallas. Tex, to be with
her mother during serious operation
which the latter is to undergo. She
will remain until the result of the
operation is known
This is a time when the people long
inaly and anXiously await the coming
of the train that brings the papers;
and when for any reason the papers
fail TO come, which is quite often, the
hair on the heads of the disappointed
subscribers Immediately becomes re
splendent in garb of fiery red
A local scotsman recently sold a
car of alfalfa seed for SS.196. f. o. b.
This was one of several he has sold
this fall for extraordinary prices,
Mr., and Mrs. Reed Branard came
down from Clovis to spend Thanks
giving with the family Of y. w. Run
yam.
A farmer sold a turkey to a local
dealer recently that weighed between
81 and 80 pounds. The price paid for
the big bird was 25 cents pound and
amounted to $3.50
Miss Gay Brookshire has gone to
0klP homa where she will spend the
winter
Mrs Ivy Ellis, dauGhter-in- law of
Rev. IT. b. Ellis, has gone to Clovis.
whera she has accepted a position with
tho Santa Re road.
The people of this place were sur
nrised on awaking last Monday morn
inc to SOC the ground covered witt
snow. The snow began falling some
time in the night and continued to fall
dora ely and yintermittently until
Wednesday morning, The total fall
was about seven inches, which was an
inch greater than the average annual
snow fall as reported by the L. s.
weather bureaus
At the recent annual meeting of the
local Red Cross chapter the executive
committee elected forfhe ensuing year
wns as follows: Mrs. cav Williams,
MRS Clara Welton, Mrs Mark Corbin
Mrs L. Wilson, Mrs. A. L. Terpen-
ing, Mrs II. A. Stroup and Messrs.
Chester Russell s. f. Ferree, e. B.
Kemp, Y. p. Williams. J. f. Robert
son. G. u. McCrary, j. ]. Clarke and
w. NJ. Todd The secretary Mrs w.
NJ. Todd, read renort that showed
the receipts of the chapter to date a
little more than a year. were s6,033,
all Of which, save a small balance, was
expended for material There have
been made, up to october / 1928
knitted articles. 3G40 hospital and
refugee garments, 1870 surgical dress
ings. There were collected and
shipped s2S poupnds of used cloth
ing for Belgian relief. in connection
with q very generous "linen shower"
The officers elected for the year en-
suing were Mrs r. A. Stroup, chair
man: Mrs. g. W. Williams. vice chair
man; Mrs. f. l.. Wilson, secretary: j.
+. Robertson, treasurer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
THE FIRr DANCE or THE zIrNIs

Artist warren T.. Rollins, in todays
"El Palacio.' tells of the Fire Dance
of the Zunis, celebrated once every
eight years Another feature article
is that on Teton Music and Drama"
giving a glimpse of the Sioux folklore
that is very illumining Prominent
place is given again to portraits and
biographies of New Mexico men who
have died in military service. auto n
gallery from the Pantheon of the
state having already appeared. Pub
lcation of these portraits and biogra
phies will be continued through the
courtesy of the Board of Historical
service, until every photograph sent
the board has appeared Tho number
also has its usual news notes from
the fields of art literature, science
and education as they particularly
affect the southwest