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The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21

King George in his speech from the throne at opening of Parliament called for the for melation of some plan that would eliminate "unmerited poverto" What kind of poverty is merit. ed poverty?
 Miss Lorien Moore, who teach es at the Orphans home, left last Friday for Warren where she will visit her m other. Mrs l M. Fotch. Miss Moore was ac companied home by Miss Alma Shadow.
 Mrs. Edward Wooten returned Wednesday from Warren where she Was called by the serious ill- ness of her sister-in law. Mrs. Mrs. Frank Wooten, who hs. been at the D int Of dea h for several days. She reports Mrs. Wooten some better.
 Mir. Stephen Bulloch of Col llns was in this city ruesd ", and while here called on us and renewed his subscripton for this paper. Mir. Bulloch tells us that he has been a subscriber to the Monticellonian since 1872, mak ing him a reader of this paper 47 years. Thanks MT Bulloch.
 Mir. John Gotham of the U s Marine who has jlst ret lrn. from over seas is visiting his parents Mr anl Mrs Jin C,s ham, of this city. Mr. Coths n has been in some of the thickest of the fighting, and was woun.l ed by machine gun ball on the IS day of July.
 The Christian Science, Read ing Room over Union Bank and Trust Go building is open to th' pnblic ever afternoon, from , tC , except Sundays. Here author ized Christian Science literature may be read, purchased, o borrowed. 52T
 Mrs. M. P. Dewitt of Vale, Juncton, called on us this wee and renewed for this paper. Mrs l Dewitt informed. us that he' husband was in this city last week and bought a stock of goods And on last Saturday night som unknown party, seemed to hay, been under the impression that the goods were Free for alp pro proceeded to releave the store o practically all of the new stock of goods.
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21

Mr. w. A. Ethridge of the Green Hill neighborhood was a visitor to Monticello this week While in town he called and favored us with renewal of his subscription for tha uonticellon- ian of which he has been sub- scriber for over forty years. Mir Etheridge is an ex confederate soldier having fought under Cole Pagan, Monroe, O'Neal and Price. He was with Col. Price at the time of Prices raid on Miss. ouri and was wounded, being shot thru and thru, at the battle af Pilot Knob We are glad tc keep Mr. Ethrilge on our list oi readers.
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Classified
 Column

FOB SALE:-One good brood mare. in good condition ,anl will work anywhere. One X-Ray in- cubator and a good six room house with large lot. also a auto tomobile. Gall on or write4T H. Mason, Monticello, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21

ness "trip tO OOliluS OSUufuHy.
 Plant rape for early pasture and raise more hogs and less cot ton.-A. B. Hankins.
 Miss Myrtle House spent last Saturday with relatives at Dean Miss Pearl Hart left Saturday for her home at cominto.
 See A. B. Hankins' display of garden seed before ordering from seed houses.
 Mir. Levert Bell of Orossett is visiting in this city this week.
 Mir. E. L. Jones of Monroe was a Monticello visitor this week.
 The best is the cheapest-sold in Checker Board sacks.-A. E. Hankins.
 MT. w. N. Dunswsy of New Port was 6 Monticello visitor this week.
 Save your meat with 6 jug of Fargaro smoke.-Sold by A. B Hankins. ,, Dr. Cambell of Warren was a professional visitor to Monticello this week.
 Don't forget to see Carson Bros., before you sell your hides and furs.-Carson Bros.
 Mr. R. D. Wells visited in Little Rock the early part of this week.
 Taxpayers save much money by having scrip. See R. L Hardy. advt 3mO.
 Mir. T. Roy Reid of Little Rock was a Monticello visitor Thurs. day.
 We pay cash for ail kinds o. kinds of Country Produce Hale Robinson & Go.
 Mr. Mody Collins made . busi ness trip to Little Rock thi week.
 Mir. R. E. Gillian of Dermot visited his father, MT. G. P. Gil. lam of this city Wednesday. To prevent flu take Penslar Laxative cold breskers.-Sold by Fish Drug Go.
 Miss Mary Cochran of Der mott was the guest of Miss Orlesr Maloney last week.
 See J. R. Scott for your See( rish Potatoes, and Onions Sets.
 Mrs. E. L. Schsrf left Satur day for Monroe, La. to visit be- son Mr. Olaud SchAYf.
 Mrs. Mattie nosley of Fordyc' is visiting relatives here thi week.
 Highest cash prices paid fo wool, chickens and butter Hale Robinson G Go.
 Mir. Al Buckley left last week for an extended visit in Ho Springs.
 See the OLD reliable mea cutter for choice cyfs of steak.- Binns Bros.
 Little Miss Fife Knox is visit ing relatives in Little Rock ethi week.
 We buy eggs, bptter, hides furs, hogs and cattle. See m before you sell --Jss. L. Boone
 R L. Jones of Homer, La., wa in Monticello this week in the ir terest of his oil business. I pay the highest marke prices for butter, eggs. hide furs and cattle.-Jas. L. Boon. , Miss Dorathy Blackburn wh has been visiting Mrs. Norris lei Friday for Joplin, Mo. Il, See our latest pattern hats. : Mrs. E. k. Higgason.
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21
The MOnticellOnian.
FRIDAY, FEB. 2l, 1919.
Personal:
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4~<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<S Ira Johnson and w. E. Ev- erette visited Warren Tuesday. Window Glass at the right price.-FINOH DRUG co.
 Miss Frances Sigman. visited Little Rock this week.
 Try me with your next meat order.-Jas. l.. Boone.
 A. M. Bell visited Dermott Wednesday.
 Where shall 1 buy my garden seed? At A. B. Hankins.
 Duard Patrick visited Eudora this week.
 We are headquarters for meat. Jas. l.. Boone.
 William Castleberry visited Monroe this week.
 The VERY BEST Auto Paint at FINCH DRUG co
 J D. McCloy made business trip to Baxter Wednesday.
 Rev. Carroll D. Wood left Friday for Lake Village. ] SPECTACLES at half price |-FINOH DRUG co.
 Paul G. Wilson has returned to his home in this city.
 We want your hides and furs. -Carson Bros.
 D. R. Snoddy visited Little Rock this week.
 Winfred Wilson visited Little Rock this week.
 Mems odd Coats, $5 %. $6 90 and $7 50 at w. w. VIOK'S. Mr. Jim Gotham spent the week kend in Little Rock.
 See me for all kinds o f Gar { den Seeds -J. R. Scott.
 Col. Joe S. Harris returned Wednesday from Little Rock.
 See A. T. Wells about long time farm loans. advt
 Bibles at e bargain.-FlNOH 2 DRUG co.
 Lamar Williamson Esq, wis. ited in Little Rock this week.
 R L. Hardy sells scrip to tax, payers in any size piece. tt
 Mrs. E. A. Finn spent Tues day in Dermott.
 BARGAINS IN OVEROOATS Model Shoe Store.
 Mrs. J. J. Dicken is visiting in New Orleans this week.
 If you are uneasy about that cough, see us-FINCH DIR JUG COMPANY.
 Miss Ella McCloy is visiting 1T Portland this week.
 Mrs. G. B. Knight of Wilmal spent Saturday in this City.
 Nifty Suits for young men q The Model Shoe Store.
 Mir. s. Fl. Coleman was busl ness visitor to Helena last week
 Bring your hides, furs, brass copper, rubber, etc., to Carson Bros.
 Miss VanLandingham of War .ren spent Friday in this city.
 Salvet Stock and Poultr. Remedies.-For sale by Fisl Dug Co.
 Mrs. K Jackson left Saturda for a visit in Fort Smith. Salvet Stock and Poultr Remedies. For sale by Fis Drug Go.
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| y all times and we deliver prompt Ily.-Jas. L. Boone. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Harrel of Tillar returned to their home Friday.
 Binns Bros, wants your Hides, Wax, Tallow and Sage. Phone No. 112.
 Sergeant Tom Deal of CamI Pike visited relatives in this city this week.
 Tell your trouble to Binns Bros., if it's meat you want Phone 112.
 Mrs. F. Fl. Scotland daughter, Miss Ruth Harris, visited War. ren this week.
 Chicken Chowder in Checker Board Sacks will get more eggs than any thing you can feed.- A. B. Hankins..
 Miss Maggie Hall is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Hampton, of Fordyce, this week.
 Plant more sorghum and raise more hogs. We can eat both, the boil weevil eats cotton.-A. B iHankins.
 Mir. George Heroman was s business visitor to Banks Satur day.
 Binns Bros, wants your meat business. See us before buying Phone 1I2.
 Mr. Fl. H. Wells visited hom, folks here last week. Mrs. We'll returned to Dermott with him. See our dresses, suits, coats etc.-Mrs. E. E. Higgason.
 Miss Maggie Patton left thi week for St. Louis in the interes of the Drew County Milliner. ICO.
 q A shoe for every foot. Bette Shoes for Less Money.-Mode Shoe Store.
 First Church of Christ Scien |, tist, holds public services. Sun days at II A. M. Wednesdays 2
 P. M.
 Mrs. E. B. Wells left Wednes day for a short visit in Littl' Rock. She was accompanied g. 5 far as Pine Bluff by MT. Wells.
 All kinds of Mems and Boy work Clothes at right price, Model Shoe Store.
 Mr. M. 0. Cruce has returne from St. Louis where he went te l buy spring goods for Oruce { Spencer. Dry Good Oo. Miss Thelma Peniston of Deane I who is attending the Monticell
 High School, spent the week ent 8 with home folks. Mir. Clarence Barbee who wa attached to the heavy Artillery r at Damp Kearney, Calf, return ed home last week.
 IiaAve for sale matching egg lfrsm Single Comb Rhode Islan o1 Reds. Good laying strain. $2.O
 for 15.-JACK POSEY. o Rev. Roy L.Davis was visito
 in this city last week. Mr. Davi
 has been serving as Chaplain il : an army ca ntonment. Miss Jerre Hughes, from M'
 Gehee, visited her mother, Mr. ), Anna Hughes, the first of tn e week.
 '' If you've had the flu. bewa, 's of the cough, take Penslar l. White Piue and Syrup Balsm.-
 Sold by E. A. Fish Drug Co. U MT. Richard Rogers having re 's ceived his discharge from tt ?. Army has returned to his hou 10 in this city. U SHOES! SHOESl A shoe ft
 every foot. A price for ever = purse-Better Shoes for Le Money at The Model Shoe Stor
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21
A. B. Hankins sells the best the old reliable Figaro Smoke.


 - the old reliable Figaro Smoke.
 Mrs. Tracy Finn of Wilmot l after short visit with her moth CT, Mrs. E. A. Finn, returned to her nome Monday. Miss Ruth Gordan, Domestic Science Teacher at the State Agricultural School, left for her ) home at Prescott, Friday. Raise more chickens by feed ing baby chick feed.-A. B. , Hankins.
 . Mrs. R. R. Carmical of this city is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mark Noble. at Crossett this week.
 Charley Archer returned We'd nesday to Monticello, having re- cently been discharged from the the navy.
 You can't afford to miss a corn , crop by planting inferior seed. The best is the cheapest.-A. B, Hankins.
 Mrs. s. P. Davis of Little Rock was a Monticello visitor last week. While in this city Mrs Davis organized chapter of A. D. k.
 Mir. and Mrs. DIM Green. whe have been visiting their daughter Mrs. Jim Gabby of Tillar, return ed to their home in this city i. last week.
 If you've had the flu. beware 3 of the cough. take Penslar s White Pine and Syrup Balsm.- Sold by E. A. Fish Drug Go. l, PR. Johnson of Dormott ia
 vored us with renewal to tn c Monticellonian. We are glat f to continue MT. Johnson on ou V list.
 We are glad to add Mr. Dodsol F. of Route two our list of readers l MT. Dodson is farming on Mrs
 I. B. Wilson's farm north of thi
 city.
 D. O. Harris of Wllmar, R. is among this weeks new sub
 scribers. Mir. Harris is pros
 porous farmer and we are gla, to add him to our list of readers Mrs. R. Q. Williams who ha.
 been visiting ner mother. Mrs
 S. J. Hunter. left Wednesda. 5 for Texarkana to join hel . husband MT. R. Q. Williams.
 Rev. Crawford Crenshaw, d missionary from China, filled tn pulpit at the M. k. Church las E Sabbath both morning and even
 ing.
 , Don't take something just a o good. Buy Chick Feed in Check CT Board Sacks, 1t is the be st.
 A. B. Hankins. Q Mrs. D. H. Henderson, Mrs , J. E. Roan and Master Jack Roar ' who have been visiting in tn
 home of Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Roa 8 returned, Monday to their hom d in Monroe La. U Miss Evie Shocks of E. Gaine
 Ave-, who was formerly saleslad IT for the w. P. Pye Mercantil ia esta ablishment is new subscrit n CT to the Monticellonian. W
 appreciate the addition. We are in receipt of a lette , from Mir. Orowel Mickesell, who's . home is at Fort Scott, Kansas
 in which he inclosed $1.00 an
 ask that his subscription to tn re Monticellonian be extended f. 5 one year. Thanks Mir. Mikesell.
 MT. Charlie killian, having re
 turned from over sea receive '- his discharge and has returne le to his home in this city. He W le met at Dermott by his mothe
 Mrs. George Killian. or News has just been receiv " here that Mrs. Pope Haynes ss very low with pneumonia e. Collins.
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21
WOOL.

16-inch and ? foot wood for sale by R. E. Carmical Pho ne No. Sl1F3. If
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21

Notice Is hereby given that William II. Keen, of Par ,dise, Arkansas, who, on February is, 1917, made a Homes cad Entry, No. o72si for the NV ar. NV ar. section II. Township II, s., Range :, w.. 9th Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to make Final Com mutation Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before the Circuit Clerk oi Drew County, at Monticello, Arkansas, on the 18th day Of March. 1919 Claimant names as witnesses: P. Je'er. of Ladelle, Arkansas; Edgar Flemes.er o Paradise. Arkansas; John Barrett, of eonticelio, Arkansas; B. W. Bew. ley, of Monticello, Arkansas.
 B NJ. ,RIBBLE, Register.
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WANTED:-A sexton for cem. etery We pay $60.0O a month. Apply to.-Mrs. D T. Wood.
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FOR SALE :-4000 stalks of ribbon Cane, for planting. Cnme early and avoid the rush.-Y. R. Royal.-Phone 273 2f
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21

Will pay cash for Liberty Bonds.-Jack Curry, .tf
The Monticellonian., 1919-02-21

WANTED:-Libert ty Bonds.- A. T. WELLS. 13 t
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FOR SALE-Eggs for matching, from Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Good laying strain $2 % for 15.-JACK POSEY
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Society Calendar

SUNDAY.
Orsns' recital nj 81. raur> Church. {.
FL MONDAY.
Program mt Woman's Club. 4.
D. In Service of King Circle OF Kings
GDaukhteTs meets Mt 25Bl lloyd ave-
nuc. ..
Ss TUESDAY.
Colonial DANES meet ~ Woman'S
s Club. {.
Miss Margaret Prescott MontnEnr 4"
address meeting Of Eaua! SuhrnE.
League at HEADQUARTERS. Fourth ana
Franklin streets. 1880.
So WEDNESDAY.
Morning recital of Musicians Club at
Woman's Club. II.
Dance. nj Grays' Armory Tor home
coming fund.
81 THURSDAY.
9, Miss lou Belle ZONES speaks al W".
nans Club Modern Poetry ana
Drama. II 80.
* Concert In Git, Auditorium by Claudia
MuzlO and To>cliI Srid~i. benefit "f sun
nSside Day Nursery. S:3o.
SATURDAY.
Ofticer,' Dance nj Officer club. 81:
West franklin street. $3.50
Dance 1T Countr, Club of Virginia.
Marriage 81 Mrs I.inetta rugclc Epc>
10 Joel :. Perrin AT 1906 West Franklin
street.
BALL at Hines trmorS for benefit "f
war relief work Ell Richn"nd Chapter,
L. u. &.
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'n'HNE KAUFMANN STORE
A NEW SWEATER!
Certainly, madame. the most charming effects for
these almost sultry days-Downstairs Store
CILETS
OtHer7UiSe Vests

THEY ARE in great
L popularity and heavy
demand, the reason, Of
course, being the large
percentage Of Suits and
Dresses which require
them as an adjunct.
VERY HANDSOME ones
in our aSSOrtmentS are
IN tapestry effects i'm
Oriental art motifs.
richly colorcd: green.
gold and silver; gold
and blue; blue, gold and
maroon. Each, $500.
RUSSIAN Crepe Gilct. in
silver and blue; cream
with white, etc. are
charmingly dainty;
priced only $1.9S.
In Organdy, $3.50 to $5.9S.
Silk Corded Poplin. $I.9S.
Pique with collar. $l.OO.
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VI | L C r | NJ
CO S TU NJ E S

TO THE COSMOPOLITAN
woman - citizeness Of the
worldwide is as likely to add to
ner wardrobe in Paris, New
York, London or Richmond, the
name "Milgrim' is an open
sesame to full confidence. To
say that Milgrim's creations are
the epitome of all that is in
tensely feminine and intensely
Partisan is so well understood
that the statement becomes
truism.
Our exhibit of Milgrim Suits and
Dresses is Of the utmost timely
interest.
SUITS = Tailored: Fancy and
Blouse, $500 to $1,000.
DRESSES S95. 90 to S125.OO.
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BOUDOIR
Dainty Necessities

IN MANY seasons we have
1 not offered SO complete
AN assortment of Bou-
doir Caps as we are now
showing. Interest is
added by the fact that
most Of them arrived
within the past forty
eight hours. Shadow
Laccs, Satins. Crepe dc
Chimes. Nets. All Ribbon
Caps, etc, in fashion
able colors-helio, or
child, flesh, she'll pink,
aero blue, etc. Prices
range 59c TO $3.50.
BED SACQUES Of Crepe
de Chine, Empire, with
shadow lace and rib
bons, $500.
Popgee Sacques. finished
with ribbon binding and
contrasting hand en-
broidery, S7.9S.
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CREWE

Especial 10 The Times D.spA,cr.
So CREWE.. VA. March p AIR and
Mrs. A. J. Johnson and daughtcf 0f
SSorfolk, are the guests Of Mrs I; :
sgBeyillc.
Mrs. IT G smith anJ Miss EIizabcth
5Smith spent several DAYS IN Richmond
this week.
~ n, w. Graham spent last week end
.lsswtth his parents.
"a ~ Kirk Richardson Of Richmond spent
IS the weekend in town.
as,s Mrs. Waverly Devin. Of Pete burg.
q and Miss Cec.le DeVin. Of Danviilc arc
SKuests of Mrs. =. q. Laync
ss Sheibourn Smithson was n Town on
ssTuesday.
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Fashions Suggestive of 7Eastt
Will En1bhaSiS on Dresses
MOT alone the distinct values, but
| y the amazing assortnents, count.
at $500 and So so.

thar passing c.->Jt=-attor
HERE eo=-tan P-zr:5 Casoa: AZ CATIONS With Taf
fsIs sIsaPisytc- t-=Ec rs sPto1s u Partisan
genius French blues
ali CREPE i Ctn= At=-ra7a Dresses
teoczsr= her= II t=:igc=d gold
Qr0tSs at
NUMBER n>r=s- modes n =org. oeated and en-
z-tIsa $500
audS,
TAILORED lavv Az! oaek
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An Ultra .MOdish
SUIT
Of Recent ArriUal

TIE SUPERB yo9,h:.ln=ss ~ this sur
sol3,eL ri'l certain dignity u refine
H@Li iaEa. me costume admirable Tor
tTs woman Tho prefer: - avoid tn. ex-
rene r ts=EionE; blouse style with
neaYy Grec!an rope glrdln and cleyer
treatment n .ong rol! collar TIlcotine
and r. rdine; III gray Dro~u navy
and biack $500
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DOLM ANS
of Character

PRESENTING Monday "a collection OF
carefully chosen Dolman Capcs priced
uniformly at $500.
a MODEL. in Bolivia with plcatcd front
Is full fancy silk lined and shown in
French blue, reindeer and purple So.
VERY HANDSOME Tricotinc Dolmans in
tan. gray and heather, $500.
GABAitDiNE CapeF. in navy and black;
models distinctly uncommon. $1,000
EXTRA OFFERING for Monday a fash
ionabic cape effect with tight bottom
braid trimmed and full fancy silk lined
$500.
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WOMEN'> MtIIi<G~.

,EDaughters VIII m"e; wI,i, "ie, isuut, l;s.
25o1 FLOYD Avenue Mon2ey attention. =.
o'cloci.
q The regular monthly sa-st.Hr s. tFa t..
5!onjBl Danes % America 4n ~. III ... 81
{ Virginia viii DO held 'he woman C45
aTuesday Afternoon a. = p.c!oci
80 Miss Margaret GreHIy't .lSpiaris- ,.-..-
and lecturer. YIN a,adr"Hs tn fesulzt 9..1
~ meeting o. u, i.fu". SInfa%. i.aaa4e g.,
! headauarters. Fourth ana franEl, s,ssai,.
= At 1870 o'cl"cH Spreading on "Evsplr- H..
4 Whirlwnd" our b"s, u..anr II rihssr,,.,,, :.
The visiona brought about hy "a, Wal .:rt
~, stuart Reynolds VIII y" chairman az lii.
4 tneeti3E Tea h1osiesses: 20 'he aftr'r.p1n
&c. Jones Mrs -. Il Creccy, Me- iiat.ic
EtRellr (ircgha
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Sweaters
For Young Girls

NEW OFFERINGS in the
Girls knitwear Shop in
clndc charming slip-ovcr
models in fancy and plain
wcavcs, with square and
sailor collars and purling at
The waist; clear, dainty col
ors for spring: American
Beauty, salmon. TURQUOISE
and peacock (30 to "a Sizes.
xB.3S.
INFANTS Shet land Coat
Sweaters. with sailor collar
and (bcltcd, in light blue.
pink, corn and white (22 to
800. Special, S3.OS.
BABY CAPS Of Lingerie. i'm
plain and fancy styles; mos,
complete stocks in tho
South, OSc 10 Si.f8.
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Toe GiUe71 Ub
Searching for
WAISTS
Because

MY EXPERIENCE has shown
me that the search path al
ways leads back TO this coun-
ter. These words were
prompted by the complete
ness of our spring showing,
more beautiful than ever
before.
STRICTLY TAILORED high
neck blouses with hand en-
broidcry; also the late plcat-
ings and frillings in round
neck effects; ultra modish
net vests and collars con-
Joined with georgettc; orig
inal ideas in headings: rich
patterns in colored striped
shirts: shirts in quaint
checker patterns. and lace
Celebrations out of the ordi-
nary. $3.50 and S7.98.
THE SMARTEST tablier. gilet
and peplum blouses in ex-
quisitely clear colorings Of
newest shades;r gcorgcttcs.
embroidered nets; charming
treatment of collars and
sleeves. $1,000.
NET blouSes, high and V neck,
with camisolcs. $1,000.
Superb Crepe dc Chine and
Georgettc Blouses. some
hand drawn, others with
Oriental embroidery. $500
to 1850.
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SUITS
For Sports

cOMPE Ets.ESIV.. =t6vt.r IT -corrs
ana s-mi-5por-z SrI-- Is nv -sa.g G.
Tered !n S!I7=croa=. T=.3.-= C:=sa.
Home=p4n. ana Tva=a- -E= cons=-v.-
tive character 81 't==a rz-!-,=t!c-=-
COSTUMES -a's -E=u apzr- :rcu. liz oro-
ducr which !=1al.y pz=:== t,- sports
appar=! Sarro-- belts p.=z-i1E meal
buckles alt =! d=:z..z =-a o. ner and
e1ce!!@1, character, ,z-Is -o:E. -zTy
afhn. o-1Tr, ":c-a@ go 2.s.c= md
hack 5000 = $3.50
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S O c | e I Y

,c,n,lnuod From First Pagc.y
& Chapter, United DaughteTs Of the Goa
fedcrncy :, Ball Tr,umphan: Will be
!. given for che brncfi: "i he var re,
a+lief work Of he Chaptcr MrS. Norman
y. Randolph. p-esidrnt OF the CHAPTER.
+. Is. general chg. imam 70. The ball; ana
tie chnperurs .v!u include the officers
%: the oTga u "a, iru and tne chairmcn
A Jazz Bard wfl. play 10: me dang
ing. and ihc cuS crtalnncni IS 10 be
held Saturday evening March =" IN
lie Blues Arnrsy.
Wedding of lnter,rt.
at the home OF - NJ. Johnson. tO2 West
Fourt zenith S;rc.S. Thursday. March 20,
at T. M when his daughtcf. Gladys
Harris RidEoVvay. t:cr Clinton Lee
johnson, q helsonvilie 3hi& R-; 6roS Ne
gowned IN travelling suit % DARK
blue. with hat and gloves 20 match
roses and sweetDeas. Miss Myra John
son was maid OF honor. and wore
gray dress OF sa;ln ana Eeorsetto
peas. Ciarence wellford htdscws,,
brother OF the groom. WAS hes: nan
Little Phyllis rnsh niece Of the
,rudc Burton aJid Annie MarSa7e'
l'ugh also niece q he bride. were
The bTSidai parry catered teh pa-iors
10 the wedding maivh, l,ohe1s.iu
and The Melody Of Love vas Play.esd
softly during tho cercsno7y. Miss Nellie
Patram rendering the music
Mr. and Mrs Ridecuay le:: immedi
atciy for Southern tou: including
key West, f'u
Leave for the North.
Mrs T.. Il. tFfonnor and NaI ia : ~
ter. Ellen, OF $l:s Floyd avenue is;r
wednesday, Tor i three weeks wish
20 New York and Atlantic City MIS-
/. DConnor and hex daughter VIII sc TN.
quests or Mrs !. Won Helmwoit o:
Forest ltll Garden. Long island. du--
ing their stay iii, II New srd dor .sr IN t ,,
visiting in Philadelphia and Washing
The Chopin lecture-,~ci,.l gwen oy
at Me ,;' at Tie frctess.Snal wonans
: full Of the intimate musical events Of
he season The recital was pTefa?cs.! :!
IF fc The his oys for th iSI great oF?e9
writer. George Sand, and for the com
mon folk OF Poland and no delicate
emotion everywhere IN his music The
: recital illustrating, his range and
4 charm included preiulcs mazur=la.
pol LEM is rc and nha mi, H.. sn
been postponed until THURSDAY after
Gnes, OF Her Parents.
:Jr,. Al 1907 Grove .\vsnu" Miss raylor
Prominent Engagement.
w M II, and Mrs Charles " Fairfax q
iisatrice, Fairfax, 70 Lieniensn, The,
pdorc T. chandler. I. :. y. ON NJ
Captain Lloyd II chandler C. s.
and Mrs. Chandler. Miss Fairfax. ah5
IS fayoriie IN nc younger 80 r.
Lieutenant Chandler s. now o. his va.
% America. after having 0t@n on c1..'