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feVENlftG PUBLIC LEDaER-r-PHILAX)ELPHIA, THURSDAY, 3TEBRIJARY W 1919
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1TAXMAZE
IHJZZLETOMANY
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J3erks at Federal Building
" $Ke)t Busy Answering
' V Queries
fi'ME HUMOR INJECTED
VKSX
Ifcfencu Offices Lstablishcd
'( Where Doubtful May
Find Informatipn
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Forty-five Days Granted
to Pay Income Taxes
Incomo tax payers, both corpora
lion nnd individual, will bo granted
forty-flvo days from Starch 1G for
filing their complete tax returns If
they notify collectors m writing
that they cannot complete their re
turns by that date. In making this
announcement tho Internal Itov
piiuo Bureau reiterated, lion ever,
that 23 per cent of tho estimated
total tax must bo paid by Starch 1G.
It was announced thut collectors
of Internal rovenuo would supply
till individuals requesting tho forty
fix o davs' extension with a form on
which to mako tentative returns as
a basis for tax estimates.
A form for tentative corporation
veturns will bo mailed by revenue
collectors to nil corporations on
their lists.
MEMORY RESTORED
AFTER THREE YEARS
Surgeons Cured Mincrsvillc
Shell-Shock Victim's Wounds
Long Before Mind
Ho closed lile ej es on a field of battle.
When his "lumbering senses nwoKe It
was threo years later. Ho found himself
In inldoccan, suspended In a wire. cage,
over tho top deck of n vessel.
"i'oung"' h remembers some one,
shouting. It wns a wounded soldier on
tho deck ono of a thousand other
wounded which tho hospital ship Arry
Rouay had taken on In Llerpool, and
I was bearing to llallfar,
Tliero wero ti dozen other "mental
cases" In tho cago with thla man. Bo
foro physicians thought of tho wlrn
rages for the shell-shorkcd, these heroes
from tho battlefield", when taken on deck
for nlr nnd ntinshlne, Would frequently
It wa on April IS, 1918, when Young
recovered his memory In this cage. He
jrho Federal Building Is thronged
fAea days with persons seeking Incomo
c. MnnV. Clerks in the Internal
Hvnus offlco aro being rushed to tho
limit in tho distribution and in ansivcr
I .. ... ,i,.rl concerning
. fl. ll ,wa ul Myfifln... 1.w.,il.A.if 1ia )l. AA .nrlt
fcrorislons of tho measure ., ' yeM-nUy morning at her home Her . leap overboard.
Most of tho questions were """'""i death was due to heart failure, follow-I
Wrks who aro working tinner mo sw;1 ing upnn a. two vears' lime. Mm liad
vision of Miss M. V.
(be stencil division
Attpmnls at humor
Uis OUCStlOns CL uruutnuw . -"lit .i ll,,j,,l Ar.ij.MI l.mrrA
man pays an Incomo tax when his earn-1 mna.er t ,10 William I'entr Theatre ' Ten minutes latr, ho wan told, a shell
jngs aro 12000 or more, with deductions sh Wils tll0 vi,iow of lietijainln j burst over him and Blirapncl struck out
f J200 for eacn cnun. i .ueiz.'u. .fitiiri ,n ,,,,, ,., (
I her home tomorrow morning at 11 1
TInds Sir Children a Illnslnr , o'clock, llr Jnfnh Krausknpf otlklat-1
I n.rerkncw before the good of ha v. In. Interment will l.a In Adath J-lm-
Inr olx kids." ono man exclaimed with a I ru tiuetei.
laugh to Miss Jardlne as sho tried to . ,.
look properly sympathetic This is . . Mi a"T 1 orrcMcll
where I save taxes on $1100 ' . u nnv Vorrestoll. lwenH-twi
vear old. 314 .sixtn street, uarov. .i
jaromr. ..r.. ' oien nunc aive ui ino ia.i iirno i r ,,aiI ,, BtrIcko down ,10 battle of
. , c aritle. cderatlon f Mcsslncs llldga on August 24. 191S.
centered arounrt ' "r'"f- ,.. . . , . machlno.irm. hullet linri ntriirir Mm
V ..inrrloll 1 lIO IP, -UltJtCU HJ l v ruin, v.ivi,..- . . .
u flin in ino Momacli. lie nccatne unconscious
an rio and pleired his hip.
Ho lay seven hours on the field be
fore he was picked up and pent to the
base hospital, rlx miles behind the lines.
Tliej rut tho bullet from tho pit of Ills
stomach, gave him a glass ec and cured
his hip wound.
Ho was done for as a soldier liver
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"WelL I am willing to pay laxei i" i ,"- " " "'"" ""'. .",",'"':.., Rlnce. until 1.1. ,11-rht.r.n !,,. Mi,.
v.. rn.,. of remalnlnir single." iv 'ate memoer ot inn rr. .iinrj iiosjiiui - ............. ......v .....
th privilege of r""" B,"f wa8l training class, was bulled jelerda in ago, he has lived in hospitals. It was
jouth declared, white another, w " vva ,r nur co,'tump ,,tl,h sne ,,ad ,,ur. ms sholl-shock that made it so difficult
Married and cvldentlv mo re bl oout nirsij cnaB(!d last Wednesd.vy for lier gradua- to mro him, for it has mado him tem
,ald that he would gladly give up iouo ( hloh ns to la iaro In April POnirllv lnane
togt rid of his wife. Hut he smiled so sisters from the ht Marv's Hospital and rharc, founr come, from Miner,
cheerfully that he belled his word. itweiuv-two membeis of bei Uass wero . ..'.""i'08 , ""5," , "", m. C!,1"!,"
"If any one can introduce to mo a nice pr-ent. uttlred In their nurse .oMumcs MUe, Ta. He enlisted with the Ninety
riril ho clad to nay extra," ass-ertorl Klght members of her Uass wcro pall-, -evrnth Amerlc.in Legion on April 3.
E?1! 5 n,.n beSrcrs interment wa mado In tho' 19 1. -, He went to Toronto, then to
w-i.,.1 ,7J,r rnilo.ir.r of levenue "olv Cross Cimelerj of lurny iiign i Lngl.ind and landed in I'ram e
Epluaim Iderci, cllettor or levcnu' , ,UI Kald ln ih church jS ,.,,-
for this district received a telegram I of'tlu nie-ed Virgin at O.ubv. Miss '
tYom 'Washington asking htm to givo KnriKiell c.iuirht a i old vvhkh de ' " "
Jrabllclly to a lequest that Income and .iopfri Into pneumonia, nnd she died
profits taxes bo paid next month with iut sundav
treasury certlflcates instead of by check
or cash. , Mr. Ji-nuie C. Mai'.Miiut IVn
To mako it easier to get information. Mrj i.nu ,- s(nRsiintr. wlfn of W it-
About tho Income tax regulations Mr nam Wood MiiMlnn. and lister of VVI1
Jderer assigned deputv collectors and, ,UM Wilbur J Cooke, died at her home.
.lime
HOIIEMTAK FROLIC
ami I'cncil Club ?lape Annual
lV'iivui at llcllevuc-Stratford
1 aniouv In the social annals of the
agents at branch oftlces, wheic also taxes, 1611 prui h street, on Tuesday evening, i i it.v for more than a quarter of a cen-
mav ba mado bv certified check or mon-i She vat boin in uneonn, - . l ... in.u'n, i tur tin. unnuil
mav be mado by certified
ey order but not In cash,
eald.
Ths list follows:
Northern Tnit Compinr
Mr
Slith and
Bprlnr Garden lrl ,. .,
UOTTlinerclRI irul cnmpaio, ,uu 01..C-.
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I.edercr a daughter of the late Dr. i:il.is Hetir.v
cooue ami .viarieiia ooki-.
Ilesldes her husband, she N survived
bv three childien, Mrs Theodore c Wol-
cott, Schenertatly .N. 1 : litnei liur.i
ami Harold 1'red Mai Minn, of thii cit
u-.... un.. also lier molllr. Jir .i i. uuh, n
Tb lnnHarla Companv. 617 Cheit- sister, Mrs l.mma c chase, of Mm-
fcut atrtet. . . tleello. N' V and tn brutlurs. l'ranl.
Ninth Natlpnal Hank Front and Norrls jipnr tooUe of llaltimore .mil Wt mm
SJSnnmealtl. Till- Tnvur.nre and Tru.t ! l I'h.tedclph.a -ml
Cmpanv. Twelfth and ChitnVit strK New oru
Philadlphla lourae. 1 Ifth and Cheitnut . -
S.n' - - - PENNSY WEEDS OUT
rim NMIonol Uanlf. 31 Chtnut stre ,
National Bank of ilrmantown. orman- n.niinn Tiaarti rvarrtn
TSfflSr n-a'nro'aT-and McKn WOMEN EMPLOYES
tneta. .,, .
Kenalnirton Trunt Company. Allethenv
and KanalHBtoa avenues,
srom trv.F.K nr.attXKia xfAncil S. 1910 .
, . .,. ....v.. - ,- ,.., Unlv I.i..0i) in Laslcru Lines
.lonn I nnsii'jpiiii hub. viiibiip. ..- ,
fetreet and llrle avenue I
Columbia. Avenue Trust Company, Proad
treet and roiimitiia avenue ,
.Market street Till- and Tnut Company. l .. TViivmnlvoi-
SVty.aocond and .Market atrtte. l.ast lOCini)0l
. Centennial National Hank. Thirty-second
and Market streets -
Olrard Avenue Title and Trust Company,
Xlarhteenth street and Olrard avenue I Women employes on the rcn.iis.vU.inui
imilBJIlBnia Ofllii,, rncnui elicit rmu
I.'i.36i) in Eastern
IVIiniarv I Wore 1,".l.i9
Vrtvamenslnt? avenue
liaddlmton Title and Trut rompanj. 60M
Market street.
TX)R V'EKK HEGINNMNC. -VIMIC1I 10. 1913
T.nn TCsflnnnl Want.. Knienth anl Mar.
;-Mt streets.
soutnwarK national Hank, si'l Pou.m nee.
Trust Comrany.
rit West Glrard
raj street.
co
frnntlnentsl Title sn1
Etaohen Olrard PVjiIdinr.
National Surety Hank.
aranue. ...
Wlt Philadelphia Title and Trust Coir
aany. Fortieth street utid T.anenater avenue
i
'State Dank ot Philadelphia
BBQ I'assyunK avenue.
riflh street
I'jllroad ca"lirn lines on robni.it v I
numbered 1S.3G3, deuleaso of i'tl
from January The high point in num
ber of women employes v,i nahed on
I NViv ember 1. 1918. at 1.VIB9
! Of tho 991 women emp'.ojcs ilroppul
during January 311 vw ro l.iboreiH The
tiumlx r of women mploved as laborer
has fchow n a sliaip ilrup r.lcli month .ih
follows' November, Jill , lieiimbet
l"t3: January, 1(i3.', nnd Kebruarv fi'U
a
louring the month tlf, i lerka and .tenog-
Tho following assignments have been , r.iphers wcro iliopped icdmiug tin ir
made for days not jet designated: number to 78M The dei r.iv, in woincn
Olney Bank. Fifth street and Olney read laborer siiuo November Is more than
aianayunic crusi ompany. ai" Main ' ,u per cut. 'M..;.-. i: . c '
Dining Januar woinin vveie tlroiipul i ww " vll' vii UU11I,
entirely from the mnp following i.,bv i elch ns nnn ciiflTr.t-o Cm
".Night In Bohemia
of tho 1'in and Pencil Club, helil Init
night at the llcllevuc-Stratford, faslly
e.ll)eil in previous record.
The ballroom was filled. The pro
gram was contributed bv leailmtr tin-
utric.il folk now- in Philadelphia and
vvcll-knovvn amateurs. A part of the I
ptocieds from the affair will be devoted
to the vvorlt of tho Actors' Fund as a
compliment from tho oldest newspaper I
men h organization In America ,
47 Rue Blanche, Paris
OUR French peo
ple always de
mand of their physi
cians quick results
from any remedy pre
scribed. My
BAUME
ANALGESIQUE
BENGUE
is above nil a quick and
Street.
Roxboronsh Trust Company. Rldr avenue
and Green lane
j:i-elior Trust Company. ISroad street
svad lhlsb avenue
It'
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Deaths of a Day
MARRIOTT C. SMITH
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Former President of Lalrolie ?lccl Com
pany Uic
Marrlott C. Smjth, aged soventy-thrre,
swho was president ot tho Iitrobe Meel
Compaay until that corporation retired
from business in 1905, died of pneumonia
yesterday at his hfnie in Wynnuvvond.
Mr. Bmyth had been a member of tho
Union League since May II. 1870 Hu
,Vu a son of the lata Wndloy Smyth,
; arho was president of tho Pennsylvania
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gu.Oranting Annuities. Ha is survived by
"ro children.
( William IT. Chaffee
William II. Chaffoe, formorly a mer
ehant of this city, died in Manchester,
Conn., last Saturday, in his sovent)
Dfth year. Funeral services wero held
yesterday. Mr. Chaffee was born in
this city, whero his father was n whole,
nale merchant. Tho son was educated
Rt"Mllton. Pa-. Academv. ami mm nrtr
Pvj-lvlei graduation entered business here.
J Itt 1870 ho went to New Vorlt, where
im cauiDiisura tno jirm or I Iianee, .viore
nous Cannlchael, commission mer
chants In underwear and hosier.
Mr.1 Chaffee is survived bv a widow.
rho was Kllra H. Piatt, .f this city
$nd py ono sister, Mrs. G. XV, Mlxter
ftlso of this city
Courtland Baniard
I Coutrland Bernard, deputy superln
Twdent of tho County Prison, died yester
elay at his home, Torresdale avenuo
and "Ilhawn street. Holmesburg. Sir.
Barnird was a member of many fra
ternal organizations, a thirty-third de
nes 'Mason and a member of I.u I.u
Temnle. Tho funeral will bo held next
winday afternoon.
,( Louis Weisenburger
culs weisenburger, fifty-three years
isisiani superintendent or ine jonn
ek Li to Insurance Company and
known ln fraternal circles, died
nlr Monday morning of heart ells-,
after an illness of only fifteen !
as. iio was in unstoi, ra at I
me and was instructing a new
ot Ui'i company in Ills duties.
as a member of PhlladolphU
r.o, ti, Jyal order ct .Moose,
ika Tribe. No. J7'J. Irrdenendent
of Tted Men. He is survived bv
children, Mrs. Harry V. Kloster-
ot rnuaueipnia; Airs. Kamuel (.'.
or UKianoma, ana ixmla and
Weisenburger. luneral serv-
III be- held tomorrow afternoon at
me, :19 jsortn t'liieentn street.
nt. private, In Westminster Cem-
Attondauls charging plum b.ittery
women, ard ilc.iner" c.u clucUets.
forcuometi tiaclv clcaueis Iiiih culler,
laundress, locomotive repahcrs and shop
vvatchwomen. A new job for Women,
power operator", wan report, d.
Jobs In which women were cmplovcd
in largo numbers on February 1 were
as follow a: .Storeroom attendant" 31.1,
i car i leaner, CG3 : station t leaner. Ill",
clcrhs and Monographers, 7&81, jini
tresses, 198; laborer?, 091: mesieiiKers
and asslbtutil, ISfil ; mn li.mli .il devue
ojierator. 130; sign.iltvomun and assist
ants. ITS ; telephone operators, C7:s ,
telcphouo opctatorr, 371 . telegraph oper
HtorK. !.". tlrket. fupllrr;. oiiH i Ii.rl.H.
119; tjplst, 117, and watehnomcii I tatlOtlS.
crossing, "91
Oetcopalhic Hospital to Open Hero
Opening of the Osteopathic Hospital at
Nineteenth and Spring Harden stierts
was ofTlelnlly pet for tho mlddlo of April,
at a meeting of tho executive committee
of tho hospital held at tho Adelphia
Hotel last night Members nf tin board
who will administer thu hospital aro
William It. Nicholson, W Clayton Jone-,
V. V. Fotbes, (ieorge If Karlc Ji nod
J. A McCarthy The, meeting la-a mghi
was presided over by 1'r Mniou peicr
Uoss.
sore throat, rheumatism,
neuralgia, headache, lum
bago, and sciatica.
Almost the instant it is
applied you notice the re
lict, lor the original Baume
is much quicker and more
sure in its action than arc
its many imi- -v
Ph"
dt I" Claut
Pari:
ThoB. Lccming & Co.
American Afrits, Ntw Ycri
Steinwary Qurj'Art Pianos
bterling Hianos
Sterling Player Pianos
caisonuiamonauisi
Phonographs
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Bv aayl
3Irs. Fred ,W. Sutlerlo
lurram frem Eihanehal. China.
unees the death there yesterday of
sole a. Huitene, wire ot Tea w.
ikir. ana fin. buuerie iett
more than twenty years asro
ed ln China, where Mr. Sulterln
torse business interests. He was at
fine tbe head ot the morocco manu-
JMMrmrm of Keen, Hutterla & Co.,
laivthla. morooco manufacturers,
w-tWed In list.'
3 5T"
Mr. ia B. Meiiell
ot1lH3 North
smoi
-.zB'MWimmymmwmr
,Th e
smaller
Stein way
pianos are
instruments of
universal application.
They are especially adapted
to the smaller livincr" Quarters
of the modern house : but thev are
effective in any space fitted for any
use. In size thev hlend intn fVio
m furnishings of the .small room and yet
maintain their dignity in the largest
quarters. Their tone may be reduced to a
whisper, or may be made to thunder in rivalry to
the larger pianos. Like all other Steinway pianos,
thjs wonderful tone quality is permanent after '
decades of use remaining rich and full.
Only Philadelphia representatives of Steinway & Soni
N.Stctson 8iCprllll Chestnut Si
to! Siretb m
Y Best Place Jj A
PVs LaTw
February Demonstration Sale
Every department in the store is represented in this sale, and the
savings are noteworthy. Some of these items advertised may be sold
out early in the day, but you will find many others equally good.
Purchases must be final none will be sent on approval or C. O.
D. All charge account transactions for tomorrow will be rendered on
the March bill payable in April.
fay Stretfs A
Y Sesi Place JJ J
Demonstration Sale of Silks
"Whito Habutai Silk for waists
and drosses, 86 inches QC
trlde; valno $1.35 yard for JC
Special lot of Silks in various
weaves, 36 to 40 inches wide: re
duced for quick clearance from
(il.bO and $1.05 yard
to ,
$1.00
Genuine Chinese Shantung
Pongeo, 33 inches wide, natural
shade, suitable for waists, dresses,
skirts and men's shirts; St in
value $1.50 yard for. . J11U
Whito Satin, a good quality
that will wash perfectly and ln
demand for waists, lingerie or
dressos; value $1.75 p-i of
yard for pJLsd
Pongee, natural shade, good
weight nnd weave for skirts,
suits and dresses; value tf QXt
$2.25 yard for JJH.OD
White Japanese Broadcloth, 36
Inches wide, dependable grade;
S"...'.2.'!!..f.". $1.65
Washable Satin .n white and
flesh color for waists, dresses and
underwear, 86 inches wide;
&5n!J...!:ff...5."f..$l68
Black Dres's Taffeta," 36 inches
wide; tho usual $255 1 7C
grade for 7r
Dress Satin, black and all the
wanted street shades, (-1 QC
36-inch; $2.25 value for pl0
Crepe do Chine In black, whito,
flesh color and other good shades,
40 Inches wide; $2.25 and $2.50
values for, djl QC
yard pl7J
Charmeuse, 40 inches wldo;
black, navy, taupe; (j0 OC
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fiiist nxiort
$3.50 "quality for
Three Specials in Bags
Silk Bags, stylish shapes with imitation shell and silver-plated
frames; silk-lined; finished with tassels, also mirrors and t0 CC
purses; special nt JJ"v
Week-end and Shopping Bags, black enamel, moire 6A Af
lined, just the right size; special at PZ7U
Pretty Bags of black or blue moire; self-covered frames;
silk lined; complete with purso and mirror; special djo Qg
at , PaCOu
FIRST FLOOn
Women's Capes
Special at
Furs at Half Price
These lurs arc mostly one of a kind and cannot be duplicated
at llicse prices when the piece or set mentioned has been sold:
5125.00 Australian Oppos-
6um Fur Set. . . $62.50
$95.00 Mink Set $47.50
$175.00 Black Fox Set... S87.30
$110.00 Skunk Set ... . $53.00
SSS.OO Leopard Set $44.00
$38.00 Bush Cat Set ... $19.00
$16.00 Hair Seal Set .. $8.00
$75.00 Caracul Set . ... $.17.50
$250.00 Seal Otter Set.. $125.00
$600.00 American Snble
Set $300.00
$120.00 Ermine Scarf ... S60.00
$30.00 White Fox Scarf. $25.00
$70.00 Black Fox Scarf $33.00
$22.00 Kit Fox Scarf... SU.00
$30.00 Mole Scarf $25.00
$90.00 Taupe Fox Scarf $45.00
$37.50 Chinchilla Squirrel
Scarf $18.75
$55.00 Imitation Blue Fox
Scarf $27.50
$190.00 Kolinsky Scarf... $93.00
$85.00 Pointed Fox Muff $42.50
$50.00 Black Fox Muff.. $25.00
$50.00 Red Fox Muff $25.00
$80.00 Mole Muff $10.00
$45.00 While Fox Muff. . $22.50
$125.00 Ermine Muff $62.50
$17.50 Krimmer Muff... $8.75
$25.00 Ocelot Muff $12.50
$60.00 Chinchilla Squirrel
Muff $30.00
$48.00 Mole Muff $24.00
$38.00 Kit Fox Muff $19.00
THIHD FLOOR
$19'751
Wtmr
i d ill 4
Mil
mm far
19.75 Qj
These Cupes arn of serge in
navy nnd black; three different
models. The ono shown is in
fichu effect forming collar and
vest, braid bound; another is
in similar style, while the third
is three-quarter length, with
rows of braid. Tho popularity
of Capes this season is unques
tioned. These are all excellent
styles and marked at a very
low price. TiunD floor
Some Extra Good Values for
Misses and Children
Misses Coats of vclour, loose
model finished with belt, lined
throughout and interlined, largo
Deal collars; tan, taupe, navy,
burgundy; sizes 14, 16 and 18
years; $65.00 values CJOC AA
Misses' Vclour Coats, semi-fitted
and lined throughout, small
collar of seal; taupe, tan and
black; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years;
$39.00 and $45.00 (POO C(
values at wCOtOv
Silvertono Coats for misses,
shirred into deep yoke in back,
large collar of nutria, lined with
peau do cygno and interlined;
brown, reindeer and burgundy;
sizes 14, 16 and 18; MQ CA
69.00 values for.. . . . Pfti7.uU
Children's Dresses, very much
reduced because they aro a bit
soiled; included aro Dresses of
lawn, imported and Amcrlcan
mado gingham, imported pique,
rep, dimity; we do not think
they can bo duplicated in Phila
delphia today for double the prices
we havo marked on them; sizes
8, 10 and 12 years; values range
from $4.95 to $12.50; divided into
fivo lots and marked at $2.95,
$3.95, $4.75, $5.95 and $6.95.
Odd group of Children's Coats
in sizes 8 to 12 years: values up
&?.?? $9.50
Girls' Belted Tweed Coats, large
pockets, convertible collar, solf
tono bono buttons; tan and gray;
sizes ff to 14 years; (JJIQ 7C
special at JlliJ
White and Colored
Cotton Dress Fabrics
While Novelty Skirting Weaves,
36 inches wide, stripe fcnd cord ef
fects; values 65c and 75c A A
yard for 4UC
White Voiles in plaids, checks,
dots and figures; excellent for
waists nnd dresses; spe- Cn
cial at, yard DUC
Nainsook for children's gar
ments and underwear, .'iO-lnch;
regularly $2.50 per 10-yard piece;
in the FEBRUARY DEMON
STRATION SALE dl -A
Long Cloth, 36-inch, just the
grade wanted for home sewing;
r 10-yard piece, worth (fro AA
$3.25, for P.UU
Printed Gingham Cloth in plain
pink, blue, tan, green nnd helio.
also stripe and check effects; 30
inches wide; suitable for dresses,
rompers and children's Jf
garments; special at, yard, tDC
Colored Organdies, 45-inch, for
frocks and waists; rose, pink,
Copen, light blue, helio, maize,
gray, Nile and navy; value 7e'
$1.00 yard for a)C
first FLOOR
Save on Linens and Towels
Pure Linen Table Damask; Mercerized Scalloped
stripe, rose and spot designs: 70 Cloths, round, G2-inch;
inches wide; value $3.75 yard; in ' $3.60
the FEBRUARY DEMONSTRA
TION SALE
at
Union Table Damask, 70 inches
wide; value $2.2o
yard for ,
Mercerized Cotton Table Dam
ask, 70 inches wide;
value $1.25 yard for . .
$3.00
, 70 inches
$1.75
ible Dam-
$1.00
Table
; fo or?
aluo for OfaiOt)
All-linen Huckaback Towels.
hemmed ends; reduced Cf
from 85c each to DOC
Huckaback Towels, half Hnen,
hemstitched; reduced from CA
65c each to OUC
Irish Linen Pillow Cases, hem
stitched, all-linen; re- do CA
duced from $4.25 pair to V'' v
FIRST FLOOR
Ribbons
All assortment taken from our
regular stock and worth up to 35c
reduced to 12 jc to 22c vard.
FIRST fLoor
Milliner'
New styles in Straw Hats
for spring, flower- and feather-trimmed
;Vspecial 6 nc
pw.f f
Hats.
at
Velour and Velvet
both women's and Jo tp
children's, special at vOl O
THIRD FLOOR
Garments for Infants and
Little Folks of 2 to 6
Wool Sweater Suits
:?..6:.;.e; $10.95
Brushed
in sizes 2
duced to .
White Dresses in sizes 1, 2 and
3 years; lawn with em- (PI OC
broidery yokes; spec, at vl.OO
Outing Flannel Pajamas, one
piece; sizes 2 to 6 years; fljt At?
special at J)JLJ
Children's Bloomer Dresses;
blue, pink, yellow; sizes
2 tOtC; special at.
Infants' Tan Shoos re
duced to
" Short White Dresses in sizes 1,
2 and 3 years; special CJO OP
SKCOND FLOOR
:? $3.25
95c
Wool Goods
All-wool Navy Serge, 40 inches
wide; good weight for skirts,
suits and dr,esies; limited quan
tity; special at, (M OC
yard tJllsJ
Broadcloth, 48-inch, in navy,
brown, plum, gray, taupe, pea
cock; same grade that has been
selling for $5.50 yard in the
FEBRUARY DEMON- i0 Cft.
STRATION SALE at.. P5.DU
All-wool Jersey Cloth, 54-inch,
in French blue, gray, pheasant,
peacock, taupe, white, navy;
ya-r6d0..:a.!?.e...f..r:.$4.50
FIRST FLOOR
Handkerchiefs
Women's All -linen, Corded
Handkerchiefs; special O C
at OOC
Women's All-linen Embroidered
Handkerchiefs; special OC
Men's All-linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs; special OA
at ..( aJUC
FIRST FLOOR
Three Good Values in Lingerie
Nainsook Chemise,
lace and, embroidery
trimmed, ribbon fin
ish; values
upto $2 for
$1.25
Pink Batiste Gowns.
tailored effect, finish
ed with dainty blue
ribbon; values
?!..?.?? $1.35
Chemise of pink ba
tiste, tailored style,
hemstitched trim
ming, so m e lace
trimmed; tfl Of
special at. Jl.i)D
SECOND FLOOR
Knit Underwear and Hosiery
Men's Winter and Summer Underwear to be closed out at just
half price. Included are Union Suits, Separate Shirts and Drawers
in many different weights and styles, but there is not a complete
lines of sizes. Tho values are exceptional we have marked this
Underwear at halt pnea for quick clearance,
Pajamas
Flannelette Pajamas in plain
white or attractive stripes; not
all si zos; reduced djo ff
SPECIAL' SECTIOrr.FihsT FI30R
Corsets
Model 405 for misses; made
of coutil; lightly boned, elastic
top, sizes 20 to 28;
$3.50 value for
SECOND FUOR
$2.45
Maids Uniforms
Blue-and-whito strips Uniforms
(also desirable as House Dresses),
sizes 34 to 44; special iljo CC
SPECIAL SECTaok'plRST FLOOR
Petticoats
New Taffeta Petticoats in all'
the leading spring shades, a
few jerseys includ- d4 OC
ed; special at .... J.50
v SPECIAL SECTION.
FIRST FLOOR
Women's Fine Lisle
Combination Suits in
pink and white; sizes
34 and 86 only; $2.00
foarUM..... $1.19
Men's Silk Hosiery.
broken lines grouped
together for quick
clearance; values up
V. 65c
Women's Silk
Stockings with lisle
bops, extra quality,
black only; regular
.r.d: $1.65
FIRST FLOOR
Last Days of the Furniture Sale
Saturday morning every Odd Piece, every Suite goes back to the regular price.
We mention here a few from the hundreds of items included. If tho ones mentioned here
nre sold you will find others equally as good.
JB0C0 Mahogany Spinet IJfok-139.00
J70.00 Mahogany Book Cars-. 60 00
J90.00 Uecorated Desit and Chair
(two pieces) JbO.OO
J 60.00 Jianoeany .Davenport Table.
110.00
$517.00 Ivory Bedroom Suite, C
pieces 37S.uu
$186.00 Cuahion-seat Sofa, covered
in green velvt-146.00
1466.00 Queen Anne Dining-room
Suite, 10 pieces 1376.00
$276.00 Mahogany-and-Cane Living
room Suite, with. cuhioii3, I1S0.U0
$60 00 Kay Chair, tapetry coer-
ed-$40.00
$22.50 Mahogany Tea Cart $18.60.
$46.00 Mahogany Colonial Card
Table-$37.60
$31.00 Decorated Fiti Stand $25.00
Decorated Parchment Lamp Shades
Half Price
$600.00 William -and Mary Mahog
any Dining-room Suite, 10 pieces
$476.00
$760 00 William and Mary Walnut
Dining-room Suite, 10 pieces
$585.00
$636.00 Queen Anne Dining-room
Suite, mahogany, 10 pieces $386
$100.00 Three-back Antique Cane
Settee $70.00
$46.00 Antlnu. Oak Arm Chair
$30.00
$60.00 Clavr-foot Wing Chair, tap-
estry coyered $46.00
$400.00 Queen Anne Dining-room
Suite, 10 pleces-$29S,00
$45.00 Sheraton Inlaid Card Table
$37.50
I ! !
$238.00 Chippendale Living-room
Suite, mahogany. 3 pieces, denim
covered seats $185.00
$277.00. Walnut Queen Anne Bed
room Suite, 4 pieces $200.00
$95.)0 Mahogany 4-post Day lied
with mattress and pillows, cover
ed ln cretonne $80,00
$185.00, Cushion-seat Sofa, covered
in green damask $135.00
$30 00 Chippendale Library Table
76.00
$30,00 Upholstered Maliogany Rock
er $23.50
$60.00 Colonial Wing Chair, cover
ed in green velvet $45,00
$30.00 Ivory Reading Stand $16.00
$Bp.OO Carved Fireside Bench, coy
ered in blue elvet 40.00
$47.60 Queen Anne Mahogany Con
sole Table $35.00
$100.00 Mahogany Colonial Col
umn Desk $80.00
$32 00 Decorated High-back Hall
Chalr-$22.00
$75.00 Upholstered Eaay Chair
$65.00
$37.60 Mahogany
$30.00
$75.00 Mahogany
Tabe-$65.00
$60.00 Walham
$38.00
$76,00 Mahogany
xaoie ibu.vu
$190.00 Tapestry-covered
seat Sofa $135 00
4-poat Bedstead
Adam Console
Library Table
Adam Library
3-cushton
23.00 Table Lamps
ment shades $14,00
with parch-
$360.00 Sheraton Mahotrany Bed
room Suite, 4 pieces $276.00
$125.00 Mahogany
case $97.00
Secretary-Book-
$16.00, Rush-seat Chair or Rocker
$12.60
$100,00 Louis XVI Ivory Enamel
Single Bedstead $45.00
$116.00 Old Mahosany Hepplewhtte
China Cabinet $60.00
$27.00 Decorated Lamp and Shade
$18.00
$64.00 High-back Easy Chair,
tapestry seat $40.00
175.00 Chesterfield sofa, covered
in tapetry-$135.00
$160.00 Antique Carved Hall Chair,
covered in red velvet $80.00
$95.00 Sofa, covered In blue denim
-$76.00
60.00 Mahogany Antique Low Boy
$46.00
(46.00 Mahogany Colonial Column
Hall Tble-$37.60
(20.00 Lacquered Tilt-top Table
(16.50
I FOURTH FLOOR
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Remnants
A large quantity of Silks
and Cotton Materials in rem
nant lengths marked at about
half of the regular prices.
FIRST FLOOR
Buttons
Pearl and Novelty Button
specially priced at 10c, 12c and
26c card.
FIRST FLOOR
Neckwear
A wide choice of styles and
at 45c ar
FIRST FLOOR
snapes io go witn any gown or
suit: all-white, tail, or soft spring
anaaes special ai 5c ana 85c.
Cretonne
Two thousand yards of Cre
tonnes, worth up to 76c, in the
FEBRUARY DEMONSTRA
TION SALE at, 49
yard 55C
FOURTH FLOOR
Gloves
Women's 1-clasp Cape-skin
Gloves in tan, ivory, olive drab
and white; regular n aa
)2.60 values for .... tp&eUU
Eight-button Mosquetaire Glace
Gloves in white only; well worth
$2.76, in the DEMON- fro op
STRATION SALE at -...
Women's Washable Fabric
Gloves, broken lines of various
colors; values $1.00 and rn
$1.26 for OUC
FIRST FLOOR
1 .
Aprons
White Utility Aprons, long
sleeves, V neck, pocket; ( f
$2.60 value for plOD
SPECIAL SECTIOX.FIRST FIXJOR
Curtains
Scrim Curtains, 21-4 yards long,
lace edges, worth $1.76 c1 nn
pair for . JleC.U
FOURTH FLOOR
Bed Blankets
Bed Blankets, Comforts and
Spreads, discontinued patterns,
reduced 25 from the original
prices. FounTH floor
Sweaters
Children's Sweaters in good
assortment of colors, sizes 8 to 14
years; $9.00 values (Srf C(k
Wool Scarfs, also Cap-and-Scarf
Sets; 'the Scarfs are re
duced to $1.26 from $2.50; the
Sets reduced to $3.00 from $5.00
to $10.00. FIRST FLOOR
Laces and Trimming
Real Laces, Black and White
Novelty Laces, Vcnise, Cluny,
Chantilly, Princess 'and Filet;
edges, insertions, allovers, flounc
tags Trimmings in braids, beaded
and spangled bands
Embroideries in novelty flounc-.
itigs, allovers, bands and inser
tion" All marked at H to 't less
than former prices.
. FIRST FLOOR
Umbrellas
Women's Silk Umbrellas, all
silk taffeta, 8-rib frames, good
selection of handles; $,1 rjr
special at p4 1 1
FIRST FLOOR
Women's
$35.00 Serge
Dresses
$22.50
Tlueo good models, a special
purchase for this Sale; mado
from serge of good quality in
styles suitablo for street or aft
ernoon .wear. Very exceptional
value.
THIRD FLOOR
We Carry a Full Line of
Butterick Patterns.
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