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JoweIry.

BARPrN diamond about IA stones, lost
between S1st st. and Plaza Hotel; old and
Lenox 1902. KNAPP.
BEADS. JADH wednesday,; reward. 35
West SOD. apt 7B. Phone Schuyler 956s
BRACELET, gold. with sapphires and 2
diamonds, lost Saturday noon. Liberal re-
ward return to Mrs. CALVIN. 9o5 West End
av. Clarkson O432.
BRACELET, diamond AZ stones. lost Satur-
day. Beaux Arts. The Tent or T.. SD ST.;
reward. Hunters Point 5000.
GOLD WATCH. marked Sarah Clarke; re-
ward KIRKE. stuyvesant 5000. Extension
36s.
NECKLACE-Lost white coral. Saturday
night. Majestic Theater 10 Halssy st. car
10 Sumner av. TO 367 Macon ST.; reward
Phone Decatur 1891.
NECKLACE-Pear bead necklace, 92d st.
West End. or Broadway; reward. River
side 0737.
RINGS-2. on Saturday, Nov. 25 2 sapphires
and diamonds. five diamonds, between
G. r. r. station. Jackson av. Jersey City.
Borough Hall, Brooklyn; liberal reward. =.
CALAMIA, SO Union ST.. Jersey City. Tri-
RING--Iost November 80. 43d 81. and Broad
way; IL diamonds. l emerald; sentiment
attached; no questions asked liberal reward
n. A. FARRow. 20 Church st. room ga
RING-A diamond cluster ring With eleven
diamonds: liberal reward; no questions
asked. II. d. KOUNTzE, 141 Broadway.
SEAL RING-Lost on Saturday afternoon.
November %, about o'clock. from taxicnb
on 9th av., somewhere between 4sth and
42d SITS, a mans senl ring with crest and
motto cut In the stone. Finder will be re-
varied by leaving at desk at Belmont Hotel.
42d st. and Park av.
sos REWARD for seed pearl necklace and
pearl locket. monogram "A. II. L." lost
November 20, on Broadway. between SD and
74th SITS.
TIFFANY q CO.. Fifth av and sTth st.
$3.50 REWARD
for diamond watch with diamond pin lost
November 10. Broadway and seth st. jtney.
9th av. and omnibus. Return 10 BLACK,
STARR & FROST, 5th av. and 4sth st.
$40 REWARD for platinum and diamond
wrist watch, engraved Mai from Mac
lost November 30 between sth st and 54th ST..
or In subway.
TIFFANY q CO.. Fifth av. and s7th St
$500 REWARD
for return OF diamond and platinum flexible
bracelet lost December ] between Plaza Ho-
tel, bth and 9th avs. and 55th 81. MARCUS
CO.. 5th av. and 45th 81.
$3.50 REWARD
for return OF stone diamond ring In gold
setting, lost November 2s at Lord Taylor's
or vicinity 34th St: In brown velvet
handbag. Cali Mr.. j. A. WILLIAMS. Broad
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In Memoriam.

In Memoriam.
Armayer, Bette Robinson, w. A.
Newton, James W. Switzerland, y. De La
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Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Reid will return to-day from
Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin
are occupying their apartment at TIT
Madison avenue.
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Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago is
at the Ritz-Calrton.
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Mrs. r. Henry Hartman and her
daughter. Mrs. Chales Cary Rumsey,
are at The Plains, Va.
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MURPHY Andrew J.. beloved husband of
Florence Murphy age 06 years. at his
home, The Laurel House, Lakewood.
Nh, December 4. Funeral Monday. II
o'clock, 81. Mary-o -of-the-Laks. r.. G.
Clnircn. Lakewood
MUSSfNAN .-Nary c., beloved wife OF Oscar
Mussnan. suddenly. on November 80 Ser
viceh THE FUNERAL CHURCH. B'way-
06h at, on Sunday. December 3, at r.
Nj 1rtcrment private.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potter Russell
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Astor In Rhinebeck, N. Y.
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VETS Plan FIGHTS IN
lOSTATES FOR HOUSE
Hope This Fall to Elect Nucleus
Of a Majority for Four
Years Hence.

washington, March 1S.-Ths firet
battle OF tho Association Against Pro-
hibtion to elect members OF Congress
favorable to a liberalization Of the Vol
stead act will be wagcd In ton states.
This organization. formed over year
ago. with Captain W. II. Stayton as
President. asserts that It has over 300.-
600 members. including leading citi-
yens in no way associated with the
beer or whisky industry.
Ii enlists members for fee OF VI
n year and uses the funds so obtain
ed 20 spread the arguments against
prohibition. Four weeks before cleo
ton 1t win present the records OF can
didates for Congress and will endeavor
20 show by a QUESTIONABLE how each
candidate stands on prohibition.
b. The purposes OF the association are
stated thus:
-. 10 get the Volstead act out Of
the law and keep II out.
20. To oppose the passage of n sim
liar ttrannical law and 10 endeavor 10
have enforcement Of the Eighteenth
Amendment, SO long as 1t remains In
force. left 10 the people OF the several
States under the concurrent clause.
- To work patiently. fairly, and
periodically for the repeal OF the pro-
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hibition amendment and In the hope
that the Constitution OF the United
States will be preserved from mutila-
ton by an organized fanatical NH
nority.
"A. Pending the accomplishment OF
the above program, to favor and en-
courage obedience to the prohibition
laws, as now effective"
Leaders OF the organization believe
that they are strong enough in New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Ken
lucky, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois. Mime
sofa, Wisconsin and Iowa TO be an eff
fective force I'm the November cleo
lions. Their efforts In these States.
they announce, will be TO publish
widespread the record OF all the candi-
dates for Congress. and TO support
only those candidates who favor an
increase in the alcoholic content as
defined In the Nolstead act. While
they do not hope to elect In November
a Congress favorable TO increasing the
alcoholic content from one-half OF /
per cent to S.75. yet the heads of the
movement say they are confident that
a liberal Congress viii be elected and
that this liberal nucleus will be the
beginning of big anti-prohibition
movement. which In four years will
be strong enough TO amend the Vol
stead act.
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FRIENDS PRAISE HARDING.
Orthodox Yearly Meeting Ap-
proves Of His Work in the
Interests of Peace.

Philadelphia. March es-At tho
morning session OF the yearly meeting
OF orthodox Friends. yesterday.
George M. Warner. OF Germantown.
brought UP a proposal TO send q mes
sage to President Harding from the
yearly meeting.I in appreciat ton Of his
work for the cause Of peace in con-
necuon with the late conference at
washington. The proposal was fully
approved OF by the whole meeting
AZ was reported by the executive
committee that an investigation into
The purposes and aims of the Fedora
ton OF Protestant Churches OF PhiHa
delphia had led the committee 10 an
prove Of That organization highly, and
IL was recommended that each meet
ing subordinate TO the yearly meeting
be given an optional opportunity TO
ally itself with the federation.
One action regarded as ;naports nj
was the changing Of a clause in the
marriage regulations that will pernni,
marriages. with consent Of the meet
ing under which they are connected
TO be solemnized "in other places and
al other times than those OF the requ-
iar meetings Tor worship" The
change met with full approval and Is
expected to increase the number on
weddings as home ceremonies are now
allowed.
A total membership Of 4.493 person.
in the Philadelphia yearly meeting wa.
announced by the membership com
mittee. which also stated that I7C
members had been added by birth OF
admission, and 1873 lost. mostly BY
death. during the past year.
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DRYS PROTESTED SIX
FEDERAL COURT JUDGES

Washington, ID. G, March estes
timony Of Wayne b Wheeler, general
counsel Of the Anti-Saloon League. be-
Tore the House Appropriations Com
mittee. made public yesterday. reveal
ed that the organization had protested
the nomination "of half a dozen or
more Federal Judges" Mr.. Wheeler
added that he had never asked for the
transfer of~s Federal Judge.
Asked by Representative Tinkhsm
Republican, Massachusetts,, II he had
ever recommended the appointment
OF a Federal Judge. Mr.. Wheeler re-
piled:
We have protested the appoint-
ment OF some. and / think that when
some have come up / have sent across
letters stating that such and such
men have made very effective. faith
ful public officials. and If they were
appointed 10 those places wo,lla
doubtless make the same kind of 8
record We did not go into a question
OF picking personalities"
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DEATHS.

BAKER In this city on March ~ 1922,
John Baker
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
OF HIS nicce. Elizabeth bs.cr. ITO Ruth
street on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Interment at silverJrco~ cemetery.
BRlDGEs-In this city on March %.
1922. Nellie NJ. Bridges. aged AZ years.
Funeral private from her late residence
900 West sixth street. on Wednesday
: afternoon. March 20. at O'Clock. In
termcnt at ST. James cemetery. New
port. Del
CLAhk--In this city on March 27. 1922
Betty lane. infant daughter of Ray
mond II. and sarah Price Clark. aged
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at the residence.
1901 Pine street; on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. lnterment at Lombardy
cemetery
DODSON-tn this city on March 26,
1922, Hannah F.. Baylis, widow of Rich
ard II. Dodson, aged 80 years
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 At
tend the funeral services az the residence
Of her son-in,law. Archibald Crozier. 1914
North Van Buren, street, on Wednesday
afternoon. at , O'Clock. lnterment pri-
Nstc
DoNoFRlo-In this city on March ~
1922. Joseph ID Onofrio.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from his late residence.
aii Mrst second street. on "Wednesday
morning. March %. at q O'Clock. Re
QUEEN mass at the Cathedral Interment
at Cathedral cemetery
ECKMAN--D Died at Jefferson Hospital.
Philadelphia, Pa, on March q. 1922,
Joseph NJ. Eckmsn. ascd 90 years
Funeral at ouarryville, Pa. Wednesday
AZ O'Clock.
JoNEs-lu this city. on March %.
1922. Jesse NJ husband OF Lizzie Jones
Relatives. friends and Alpha Lodge
No 2. h. OF p, are invited TO attend the
funeral services at his late residence.
1928 French street. on Wednesday after
noon. March 20, at O'Clock. ~Inter-
mont at Mt. Salem cemetery
HlBBERT-In this city. on March rs.
1922. Joseph II. HILBERT.
Relatives, friends and Carpenters Union
arr invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, $40 West Fifth street
on "Wednesday morping. March 80 AT
Church. 1nterment at Cathedral ceme-
terry.
JEFFERIs-Tn this city on March 81.
1922. Alice Turner. wife of Arthur q
lererls. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dence, 7o5 Washington street. on Thurs
DAY afternoon at 80 O'Clock. Intermeni
~ kiveryiew cemetery.
PYLE-In this city on March 81. 1922
j. Atwood Pyle. in his 93d year.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at the Chandler
Funeral Pariors. Delaware avenue and JEFF
ferson street, on Wednesday evening
Mount cemetery, West Chester, Pa, OF
Thursday. March 30. at $50 O'Clock
sANfWORTH-On March 25, 1922, Janet
Woodhan. beloved daughter of JOSEPH
and the late Lucy II. Samworth, Agec
Services on Tuesday. March. IS In
terment at Cedarisrn cemetery Patterson
N J.
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Neckwear
That is Fashionable

Ones neckweAr, almost one
hesitates to call il that, for
some OF shevery smartest OF the
new affairs look exactly like a
MILDLY under ones coat OF
sweater. And then there are
those heavenly lace-real lace,
Of course-and net CONNECTIONS
that turn the most mediocre
of suits into a costume de luxe.
To see them is to be tempted.
New linen Vestee Sets in
plain white and edged in differ
ent colors at Sl.00 set.
We have the very newest
thing In women's four-in-hAnd
Ties in all the bright Spring
shades at &c.
Other beautiful Neckwear
to choose from.
Main Floor.
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Easter Wraps
Display Gracious Attributes

The indispensable wrap in C ape, coat ~
wrap styles To TT the wrap 10 the occasion
is simple matter, for displays have the
price Of variety A long seasons wear ahead
il practical reason for immediate selection.
Styles include swagger coats Of newest and
best in fine materials az well as some English
novelty cloths with vivid motifs. Capcs in
many colors and fabrics known to the fash
ionable sun, dressy wraps and dapper little
Sport Coats in very gay colors. Coats and
Wraps in all sizes. Priced from $3.50 up TO
seas
First Floor, Front.
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New Frocks
Find New Ways to Charm

II has y mystifying way--hss the new
froch--of entanpling It's identity with some
sort Of smart little cape. The cape may be Of
some fabric, paily lined or OF different ma
terinl with lining matching the frock, Tradi-
tons Of romance and mystery and old world
lure have been inseniously interviewer with
the very texture OF the wide-ranging fabrics
of these new frocks, as we'll as into their mar
velous eoloring and design. Distinctive models
are these dresses Regular and extra sizes.
Priced at 50 so to $3.50.
First Floor, Front.
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vOLSTEAD OPPONENTS QUIT.
Christianson Leaves Field 10 Liquor
Law Frsmer.

Minneapolis. March 2s.--Theodore
Christisnson. of Dawson. has an
nounced his withdrawal from the Re-
publican Congressional race In the
Seventh district, In opposition 10 Con-
gresham A. ]. Volstead.
Mr.. Christianson's action wa. &C.
cepted by Republican leaders rs an as
suranee that Congressman Vols,ead
father of the Prohibition Enforcement
act. would be Endorsed by the district
convention at Willmar next Thursday
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Handkerchiefs
in New Shades

Handkerchiefs, all kinds of
Eastery ones. A Autter of pink
then rose and blue-hesh,
yellow, green, tan,
lavender and oh ever 30 many
Of new Easter shades. The
color and materials are here to
select for every Spring occa-
sion. There arc white ones
here as well a. the many spnng
colors.
Women's hand embroidered
colored linen Handkerchief,
at SOC each.
Women's hand embroidered
pongee Handkerchief, at 25e
each.
Women's machine ernbro,d-
cred Handkerchief, an d all
pure linen, in all shades, at
25c each.
Main Floor.
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Separate Skirts
That Are SpIsndidly Made

their profession the separate Skirts
snarty styled and closely approaching the tailor
ing Pads and stripes with the soest conceivable blending of
coors imported mixtures and novelties impeccabv
The very the sashy raveedout fringe around
the bottom and down the de One scents
vitaton in these amazingly low Every color and
style for your selection, at S3.ss up to Sass.
First Floor, Front.
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Card Of Thanks.

Daniel +. Beatson desires 10 ex-
press his appreciation for the kindness
OF his friends during his recent be-
reavement. the death OF his wife
Winnie G. Beatson.-Adv.
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Kiimonos
in Silk and Crepe

Compelling values in silk
and crepe Kimonos. Their
rich colorings, becoming styles
and excellent quality tell an
attractive story Of unusual
values at these prices. Tuxedo
collars and round neck STYLES
are among these fine models.
Comfort is expressed in every
detail of these serviceable
robes. Regular and extra sizes.
Prices ranging from Si.ss to
$3.50.
First Floor.
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Fur ScarfS and Chokers
for Your Spring Frock or Suit

for Your Spring Frock Suit
No matter how begahng the frock be- there
apenty when SIMPLY must be covered at the top by
handsome Fur Scarf Choker. But word to Madame
these dashng Fur Scas and Chokers top the costume With
unapproschabe nesee You'll find beauties right here
the hrst floor 'front.' Priced at 81 SO up $500 each
First Floor, Front.
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DR. lists refund money If PaA1
Ointment falls TO cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding o. Protruding Plies. Instant
ly relieves Itching Piles. 60c.--Adv,
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These exquisite all silk hose for women
in black, with open work clock will be
right in style With that new spring frock,
offered at 1918.
Women's very beautiful all silk hose
in black and all the newest Spring shades,
a pair here 20 match every Easter cos
tune at 81 90 and 1928.
The new Rollesfes are here for the miss
in black and gray with the elastic top,
offered at $50.
More beautiful than ever are these
women's drop stitch Hose in black, with
the Pointer heel, offered at $50 aad
$500.
Main Floor.
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Spring and Easter
EXPOSITION
Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday
rsday, Friday and Saturday

The Pipes Of Pan sounding the hills and Spring awakening
world
ROBES with this beauthyng revfvy
spirit the store has
btfe
and merchandise the individuals
attuned to Springs pulsng theme.
marked department during
Exposition.
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Clever Sport and Dress Suits
Express the Costumsr's Skill


Such cever gnoie
iored o every despt
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You Need Not Have a Cold

IL you VIII take Laxative Bromo
Qu,nine Tablets when you feel the
FIRST symptoms Of a Cold coming on.
ADV.
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Muslin Underwear
is Ssnartly Tailored

IS SmartIy tailored
This of Muslin Underwear viii afford you large saving
So much wspy dainness for little financial outlay vii
challenge the thrift instinct of any For quality is
high degree IN garments which exqistey made
trimmed tailored Styles and which conform to the de-
mand for slendeizing style in lingerie.
Envelope Cheise in lace end embroidery trimmed at 81
Tailored and lace trimmed Gowns pink and white 81
Beautiful Gowns, handsomely trimmed at 1sS.
Handsome Chemise in pink and white, at $l95.
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Easter Hosiery
is Here at Special Prices

New silk Hosiery in captivating modes Sheer silk Hosiery Of
amazing loneliness the central point around which interest
revoyps in the spring nurnh~rs Plain in shades Of
tsupe mode and black best liked for day time while
for evening elaborate openwo clocks stripes and ineps
charming features White with inses Of chan'y and
point compliments ones silver slippers most beautifully.
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Pethc0QtS
Also Pettibockers

Pre-eminent among the ex-
trsordinary values in this
event are Petticoats charm
ingly fashioned from cleaning
changeable silks in lovely two
tone effects. Sstins OF excel
lent weight with tailored hens
arc also splendidly worth while
at these prices. Both street
shades and gay colors are
available. Regular and extra
sizes. Prices ranging from
S2.9S TO $6.9s.
First Floor.
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Quality Blouses
of the Newest Styles

With consummate cevenes the Blouse resigns its role
of star and adroy coopcates with skirts and in achev
ing complete costumes Of unrtvaled smartness
Whether crepe de chine canton eeorgee whether peasant
blouse ovebouse MILDLY blouse STYLE finds lite best
preston in carving the motif You'll surely find
what you in this array Regular and extra sizes Prices
ranging from CSC TO $1,000.
First Floor, Front
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Immensely Smart Arc These New
Easter and Spring Coats

in
einta the
a
cred mots S
bengane fae yte and dayn with Tch Inning
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Additional death notices received too late
for this coi,xSs VIII he found On Financial
PAGE
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Pretty Cirdles
Will Add Much Style to Your Frock

Variety is the spice OF Girdle affairs Metallic
threads, Intervening their brightness into
knitted silk girdies i, grdle whim that is
popular for wear with knitted silk frocks.
Oriental pendants swing from some heavy silk
corded affairs, whose length is interrupted at
intervals by ornaments TO match. Jet and other
novelty girdes.
Unbreakable Girdles in new pastel colorings
at $3.50.
JET 0irdles with white trimmings, offered at
500.
We are offering very special for this week q
wonderful assortment Of colored wood girdles
at only 59c each.
( Main Floor.
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Visit the Exposition of
Spring Millinery

wiha New is
all
rbvaue in ha of 70 weang
10
Mimosac canary euow
nafatr
even amedof s. 90 $500
Floor.
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Spring-7ime Sweaters
That Are Very Smart

A wealth Of new things among the spring
Sweaters. Well up with the times, the Sweater
Section has gorgeous new spring collection
on display. Embroidered Sweaters with their
fancirul designs done in Bulgarian colors. Navajo
Sweaters knitted to epbody the glowing color
scheme; lovely novelties; charming slip-over
STYLES; new colors and myriads of other new
items demand ones attention in this fascinating
group. These are all greatly in demand in all
sizes and priced at 81 .98 up TO $3.50.
First Floor
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Crosby & Hill Co., "Euerybodys" StoreFriendly Service
6O5-7-9 MARKET STREET.
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Exquisite Cloves
of the Fashionable Kind

What gloves choose2 Gaunes and novelty effects"
body said why buy them now? No seespectng
be without gloves this true The
embroidered charming and lovely shades
have bu Just arrived Duplex gloves servcae good looking
chamosuede available in smart gauntlet and srapws
styles at special prices The MarCross Kid Gaunes in all
shades s2ss Novelty Fabric Gaunes $3.50 TO 1928
Main Floor
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Stylish Coats
for Every Miss

Youths Spring Fashions smart Easter Goats showing
the misses apparel section The gracious dignity OF these
handsome models wins their enthusiastic approval
accomplishing through straight lines and beautiful fabrics
expressions OF all that desirable in the spring
mode for the miss Smart dark toned tweeds and other inn
ported materials Every little miss will surely like these clover
little spring models Ses to 10 and priced from 1913 up
$3.50
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Very handsome is this gem
uine Duplan's Bsronet Satin,
IL i. pretiy7 Well just come
in and see il and we will leave
the judging TO you. Duplsn's
name stamped on selvedge,
40 inches, all shades, priced
at $500 yard.
Beautiful two-tons sport
Satin, 40 inches wide, favoring
the new periwinkle and pill
box shades, offered at $500
yard.
Excellent for Eater frooks
are these 20 inch. all silk
RsdIums, ia all the light
shades, offered at $3.50 yard.
Splendid quality are these
imported Sport Pattern Ra-
tine, 80 inches vide and Of
fered al 81 80 yard.
Main