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. JtfVJ&NJLJNti- PUBIilO .BEDGBKi?HIIiAUlvPHIH.V MXJNJ&AX, JANUARY' 0, I'm
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Novelist's Daughter
WOMAN AND CHILD
DriVOM from onus in ivigni ivigni ivigni
clothes as Dry Goods
' Store Burns
jx pcrsenw. ninenc tlicm n Mck we
.... nd u sick child, were forced out
. their home In their jiiRht cletliln;.
I 3 o'clock tlis morning, by a lite
which minted mc mure i uiikc nwn
S -it the northeast corner of He'-
inih ml Perter street.
itiet nud Hnyilcr aVemic station,
:...,i tlie family anil aided thcni In
.Otitis te the street. Heffman, passing
Af fire in tllC ry K""UH Bl"i; hiiu nm
.mitnu te the side entrance, knewliu
"he second fleer ns occupied by the
S'kS&l .! jelled, but
mhiIiI net make hlnihclf ht-anl until he
-Shrli I the Hluw f tlie deer. Mr.
'itescnfcld flnnfly heard the patrolman's
IknntH and nwitknneii the ethers. In
K beum were Mrs. Lcnli Jliwiifelii ,
and te children. Anna. nix. and S.d
5fy, nvc. nl&e Mr. and Mr. Merrle
Saimmn..
., .ime time. The wife was nble te
W't'M
Gwan-te-Bed Stories
By J. P. MeEVOY
The Dream Pa Goldfish Dreamed
ONOH upon a time, dear children, I true. Heme drcntns hove, hy
i,.. , r ii.. ..u.,. ...... mine?"
.....,. ,.n .. .uilll.J Ul BOHUIHIl Willi 1,. M...1,,.nl1i."
iwH. te,., i,n...... ......- .i.. 11....1 i .':"""'. .:"." iii"""""
.. .v.j .iuiffj uiitiMBU II1U IllCU III
net;
snap
ped Jin (ieldliNli. ,, . '
Well. one dnv. when Ma (leldflHh ,
everu-bedv " could fcec opened her ejes she nv a met ciirleiit
w C, ' ' WI. There in the Reldflsli bel was a
new cnstic. in rcai. eM-ui-mrn eh.m
iiutltted l'a Oeldllsh "Wake Up, l'n.'
cried she. "Loek I T,.oek nt our won
derful new castlq!" ' '
'
AND then all the children jumped out
of bed iiiid looked at It. "Oh,
leek. Ma." cried they. "What n wen
an, njiaitmenl where they could sec
ever) tiling nnu
them.
Se conspicuous, in fact, wan Very
movement, that whan Mn (leldtisli
wanted te change her HresH, she would
have te hind behind the meia curtain
that iih hnilBlnj; In the howl.
Hgt this lack of prlvacj did net
bother l'n Goldfish. (Johnny, get off
me innmiij
iR'M&UP&X
?r';W?,m.
'Mi
mjmm.
i:mmi
BaSK5Bam
Xethlmi bothered him nt nil. Itelderful loel.lnu cabtlel Hew did e
was one r tncbe nulcl satisfied, easy-' BCf l ' ., ...
coins Keldllsh. All be did all day va "Yes." echoed Mn. "hew did c get
lie around ami dream and build cas-I It. I'nV" , ,' ... . .
l wiriV t& A 4'f &$J . .
MR m"sy?!g:t"iZixKtii!mmM
M1IS. -JOHN M. SAl'NniSKS
Ks A'9 .""Bhcs. datiRhtci' of
Itiilicrt HtiRhes. nncllsl, uas nur
Wed jestcnlay In New Voile, nt
tended by u daiiBlilcr of In In S.
teub. .Mr. Saunders Is also 11
literary light
tics in the air. Ala Oeldfish ued te' And l'n proudly Hlajiiieil ins ciicm
reproach him bltterl. , with bin fin and wild: "new. inuceuf
Dldu't I tell you thnt I was n dreamer
and my dreams would come truer inni s
my dream. I have been dreaming of n
beautiful castle for us, and there it Is.
Sum nnniieli. tliere It was i j ncrc in
'V"1KT up and sllr jemvlf." she
VJ would sn, "you should set n
I better exnmplc for your children. Loek
nt Philip and Mlznbeth mid Victer nnd
a beautiful moral te this story, dear
iThclmn Brewing up here with such anlpi.iMn, bt T haven't time tonight te
' urnninln nq nn nfi ! If...f .1.. .... -.. iliiiuicu, "" "" , .
:"! Jr.... : ." " ' ;'.. ll ' find It. uwan te ucu.
I'vi . .... ... ... ......FMiii in iiuj inni); .
Hut l'n Goldfish' would merely grunt
n low, satisfied goldfish grunt and roll
uvcr nun uuiiu inure vusiiei in tile all". '
Tin-
i inr v . i . .... ..
little be )l"c.v ln" ? " in nll.l m;;il("rh' wn,,'-c lie will fellow literary
UUP '".,,'. ITI.a i(r ivnu nl.1n I PUrSUltH.
t denstulra alone, though she left
nlth some clothing li.iM.lb thrown
bout her. J,IH' Kuuffman. though tin
,1derli emnn. took the sick boy In
arms and carried lilin out. wlilh
ir Uosenfeld carried his daughter
Vmni Mr". Knuftmnn also was in. Iier ,
j,. feet when the family went out Inte
hrsnew of tlic urert.
Mcanliltc an nlarm liad been turned
i.'i.. Pnirnlmun Heffman and the lire- ,
mt'n wcic able te keep the flames from
.trading te the dwelling.
llcnjainlii Herr. who has a candy
iterc nt "OP, T'erter street, took the
llcsenfcld family Inte his home until
the fire """i extinguished. They then
ivcrr able te return te their own dwell
ing. PHILHARMONIC'S SKOND
CONCERT GREAT SUCCESS
Several Interesting Features at Cen- j
cert at the Academy ,
There were several unusual fctituics '
.itthe second concert of the I'hllharmenic I
Secict at tlic .M'uuenij nisi pvimiiiik.
There were In rcnlitj four solelMs, .il .il
tkeush enl. two performed nvewedly
wle nuuibers. Theeo were Mliiabeth
fliitman. soprano, und .Michel Penhn,
.llli. who scored one of tlic greatest
triumphs thnt an cellist has achieved
In Philadelphia for mHiiy years, ltut I
besldcn thrc. Hmll Schmidt, cencct I- '
master of the Philharmonic, plnjcd the
ilelln sole in "The Deluge." performed
ininemeij of lite composer, the lute ( a- '
raille Saliu-facns and Jeseph Pnstc- i
nark plned the pin no in the "Cen-
i ertetirO'iM)" of I Iiindel. conducting It as
well, in the manner thnt Haiulel him- I
ntlf plnjed tin- Irnpslojierd nnd led Hie
ergheftra in the dnju when the con
ifrte was composed.
Rcsldqs tliec1 uniiMinl features, the
Beard of Directors of tlic Phlllinrmeii'i.1
Society presented Dr. Charleri S. llirhch,
the treasurer and the man wiie has done
probably meie than any ether one per
son te nilvnnce the intercstH of the or-
janliatien. with a life membership, I
tiring him a geld card of membership
its the Mble tektn of the honor. Dr.
Hammend, the pieMdent, made the j
lirefpntntieii. (e which Dr. Hirsclt ic- I
ipeiiAcd with n few weuls of. npprc- '
i-iatlen of the honor, but insisting that
the credit was due te Mr. Pusterna.,,li;
and the members of the orchestra. An An
other Interesting fenture of the concert
a the presence of Vincent d'Indy, the
peat French composer and conductor,
who expressed his appreciation of the
concert and stieng approval of the aims
of the Philharmonic Society.
Mr. Penlia was the sensation of 1id
concert. lie placd the sparkling and
beautiful concette In 1) major of llajdn
awl did it with that same effort1es
artlitry which he lias always shown in
hit sole work, but which se few pos
ws, thnt makes l lie most difficult pn
saxes sound ciis.v. lie van brilliant
nbcrc the iniiMc demanded brilliance
and iuierpictcd carefully tlic changing
moods of tlie composition,. His tone wn
heautlful .iiul everything about his pe pe
(erm.ince was sincere and artistic te li.c
hirhest degree. He was recalled elgut
times nt the clee of the concerto. Mr.
Pasternaik gave him a superb accom
paniment. MbiS (iiitinan lias n lovely soprano
teice of evcelleni range and sufficient
liener te till the Acndcmv without ef
fort. Her songs were entirely Uusslnn.
In which sln luis specialized, and her
appearame was most successful. h,.
Is an excellent nitist, whom cxiK'iiein
will place high among the vee.il stai
')f the ceuntrj . Of especial intcrcHt wa
her unnccninpiiuicd singing of the seir,'
"My Pleld." Mr. Pasteruack showed
Mmself te be a geed pianist and a won wen
'truil accompanist. He played tlic piano
aicempanimentH for Miss (iiitinan .iml
showed the same consideration for ibe
Interpretative fieedem of thn soloist
Mich he revealed later in leading the
whestrsl acceinpanlincnt for Mi.
nhn. His tone was reuininnd pleasing
In the harpBieherd part of the Handel
comcrte Grotwe."
Mr. Schmidt played tlic "Deluge '
lth a beniitlful tunc and n fine feciing
ter the strongly marked rlijthm and
wml-iebgieiih cluiractcr of the compo
sition. The purelj eicliestral numbers.
WMdes tlie Deluge" and the concerto
irosse were l!eetheen"H ICgmenl"
overture, two Intennezi te "The .lew.
"a of the Mndennii" and TschalUo. TschalUe.
l) 'iCaprlcle Italicn."
MME. HOMER GRANDMOTHER
Bby Bern te Mrs. Stires, Daughter
of Operatic Contralto
mSUi Yerlil ,I""- Ceiigf tulntlens
Ste being extended t Mr. and Mrs. Kr.
"" ii Uciidselner Stires en the birth
a Haiighter .esteiday at tlic New
Vr !"",tT ""! t'hlld'H Hospital.
t, l,('s ""? M,," 'Oh'm Hemer,
RSfERT HUGHES' DAUGHTER
mmm
I
Held for Driving While Drunk
Finnk .T. Klcnzlc. 220 West Tlsher's
tuoretn.v, uen t urng tlic mb around avenue, ciiargcu mm i'k "- :
the house bv the hair. 'Mether has just mobile while Intoxicated en D'fici1u.p'
straightened everything.) 11.'. was held In $100 bnil for court b
"1 nm n dreamer." sajs Pa Geld-' Magistrate Dern tedny. Ktcnsue. in
fiei, "-fv ttr iu .,.. i ......i. ..i '. .1.. .mni.tni. u ntil te hnve run Inte
uniit J in.- it ii. ill mi IIIIII
nil het up. I dream beautiful dienms
and le ! Maybe some day they will come brl.i streets
Bci in- -"""::-:, Ilti r.im.
I tlic sntety gaics m, "'"i"
IS BRIDE OF LITERARY MAN
Mrf. Jehn m. Saunders Is Attended
PV Daughter of Irvln S. Cobb
Mltu"1.1.'- !"" !) The uuirriage of
tininJ rS1,'!lltl:''l' 'ok iiIiuh "m
"'' r(i ' . '" ,M"l, Thirty. nlnih
"rie 1 ue """ "' Mr "' "
K&!,l.l,l,;H.',,,hlcn.hiiil was MHs.
tebb
I'ulh1; '. "..u iiaugliler of In In H
-li.l. .. ' '""icBr
'","' ,ia Just I
y-lfh Ill Otfei
.;. ll as i
"'iiiicin.i i.,.i. "...,;. ". ",,.,
clauj v..,,m,j ,qipre gelnj,
oem. who Is a Rhodes
of
gi minuted from thn
VIlfllK.. I .
N .He !?Jr"r,, VMhc,.h"-v 1" Bni-
m OH Mi-8. aunaerswjllUwiB
Silk Remnants
all one price
Hec yd.
Thresher Bres.
The Specialty Silk Stere
-! 1322 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The First and
Original
Specialty
Silk Stere
Annual January Clearance Sale
' Silks, Velvets, Spool Silks, Crepes de Chine, Canten Crepe,
Broadcloths, Foulards, Chiffen Taffetas, Fibre Spert Silks,
Tricelettes, Waists, Silk Petticoats and Bleemers
We again extend te you and your friends a cordial invitation te attend our January
Clearance Sale of all broken assortments, discontinued lines, odd pieces, short ends, from
our regular stock, as well as several fortunate purchases of new and staple silks, very
much below regular market prices. Yeu are familiar with the reliability of our silks and
the truly remarkable values offered in the past, and we ttssure you that this sale will net
disappoint you. We take this opportunity of again thanking you for your loyal support,
and assure you of our continued determination te be worthy of its continuance.
BOSTON V) PHILADELPHIA. Q CLEVELAND j
4th Fleer SILKS
36-in. Imported White Hnbutai Wash Silk, made
in Japan, and will launder perfectly. Retail value
$1.15, SI. 75 and $2.50 yd. January sale price
68c, $1.10, $1.65 Jd
.'13-in. Genuine Imported Chinese and Japanese
Shantung Pongee Wash Silk (natural color only).
Retail value 85c, 1.25, .$1.75 yd. January
SL 68c, 78c, $1.10 d
.T2-in. Stripe Tub Silks, extra heavy silk broad
cloth, fast color and will launder perfectly; line of
color combinations, suitable for waists, di esses,
men's uhirts and pajamas. Retail (jjl CC yd.
value 52.50 yd. January sale piice PJ..JJ
10-in. Georgette CrepeH, in a splendid line of col
ors, plenty of wbitc, pink, navy, brown and black.
Retail value $1.75 yd. January M JA yd.
sale price tJJl.lv
35-in. Chiffen press Tnfl'etas, suitable for waists,
dresses, linings, etc., in a line of colors, street
and evening shades; also white and black. Retail
value $2.50 yd. d-l or yd.
January sale price px.OO
10-in. Popular Silks, five of our crepe weaves, in
a geed line of colors, street and evening shades,
plenty of navy, brown and black, Canten crepe,
atin Canten, satin crepe, crepe meteor and crepe,
de chine. Retail value 53.50 yd. CJO CC jd.
January sale price J).JO
10-in. LiihtreuH and Dull Finished Silks, in our
best quality imported and domestic, crepe satin,
pussywillew crepe, twill-back satin, chinchilla
crepe, reshanara crepe. Retail value $1.50
te $6.00 yd. (Je QC Ml.
January sale price ... $0jD
10-in. Printed Pussywillew Taffetas and Crepe
Brocades, in the wanted color combinations; a
most serviceable silk for dressmakers, furriers,
linings, etc. Retail value $4.00 yd. CJO QC jd.
January sale price sP.JO
10-in. Foulards and Printed Radium Silks, in the
desirable color combinations; suitable for waist,
dresses, linings, etc. Retail value (M 7C jd.
$2.50 yd. January sale price J)l.i D
4th Fleer
3G-iu. Imported Rlnck Waterproof India Silk, suit
able for waists, dresses, linings, etc. Retail value
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 yd. Junuarv sale price
78c, 88c, $1.10, $1.35 vd
35-in. Black Satin, soft and lustrous; must be
seen te be appreciated; suitable for waists,
dresses, linings, etc. Retail value $2.00, $2.25
and $3.00 yd. Jnnuary sale price
$1.35, $1.55, $1.95 Jd
.".i-iii. Imported Ulack Chiffen Duchess Satin,
extia heavy and fine in quality; the cencct ma
terial for waihts, dresses, linings, etc. Retail
vnlue $1.00 yd. (fjO PA yd.
January sale price v3"
3G-in. Tinsel satins, the correct mntciial for hand
some evening gowns; colors are silver, orchid,
rose, jade and geld. Retail value CC QC yd.
$0.00 yd. January sale price tJ)J.lJ
36-in. Tricelettes, in a geed heavy weight; suit
able for waists, dresses, etc.; in brown and navy
only. Retail value $1.25 yd. 7C J'd-
January sale price I DC
36-in. Tricelettes, in the fine, even weave suitable
for waists, dresses, scarfs, etc. Retail value
Sl.Teyd. di etjjtl.
January sale price tj)1.0
10-in. Spert Fibre Silks, plain and fancy weaves,
in stripes and pluids, street and evening shades;
especially adapted for sport skirts, etc. Retail
value S3.50 yd. (fe A r jd.
January sale pi ice tJ.TtO
36-in Printed Lining Satin, in the wanted color
combinations; especially adapted for coat linings,
etc. Retail value 2.00 yd. d- Otjjd.
January sale price v X 3 D
36-in. Brocades, extra heavy in weight; guaran
teed all silk, the correct material for fur coat
linings, etc. Retail value $3.95 te $7.95 yd.
JSr?:."'? $1.95 t0 $4.95 vtI
SPOOL SILKS
Thresher Brethers Spool Silk; guaranteed one hundred yans; full in weight and as geed as in
any brand en the market nt 18c spool. January sale price.
Thresher Brethers Large Spool Sewing Silk, black and white.
January sale price
Retail value $1.25 spool.
78c
spool
3rd Fleer
27-in. Costume Velveteens, twill back and fast
pile; street shades only, plenty of navy, brown
and black. Retail value $2.50 yd. (TJI flC d.
January sale price " A "'
10-in. All-Silk Costume iVchets, in street and
evening shades, including white and black.
Retail value $8.00 yd. & Q- yd.
January sale price JJJ
WAISTS
Kxcclleiil duality of Batiste Waists, new i" i ill
models, trimmed with real lllet lace edging; let
iiciaii vaiue ;i.eu. ej np
. . , ... ptvt9
limited
January sale price
Extra Heavy Quality Stripe Tub Silk, Crepe de
Chine and Men's Wear Crepe Waists; splendid
asseilmcnt et colorings; also tailored models in
Ilesli and white crepc de chine. Retail
vnlue $7.50. January .sale price
$4,95
3rd Fleer
36- and 38-in. Imported Dtisctyncs, in a line of
colei'3, stieet and evening shades; the kind that
hac been in such great demand for millinery,
coats, suits and dresses. Retail flJO QC yd.
value $5.50 yd. January sale price vO,VD
51-iu. Imported Chiffen Broadcloth, street shades
only; plenty of tan, cepen, navy, brown and
black. Retail value $1.50 yd. J0 QC yd.
January sale price yiVD
SILK PETTICOATS
All-Silk. Petticoats, plant and changeable satin
messaline; made from our own silks in our own
workrooms. Retail value $4.50. de qj-
January sale price w&tVD
Extra Heavy Satin .Messaline Silk Petticoats, in
handsome changeable effects; all new models.
Retail value $5.50. aq (r
Jnnuary sale price PJ .1 D
BLOOMERS
Made fiem an extra heavy quality Tricot
Retail value $5.50. January sale price....
Jersey (double back reinforced); black and
$3.95
NOTE l Owing te the extremely low pricet that obtain during thU sale, all purchase mutt be ceniid.
ered final. Ne C. O. D.'s, exchanges or reservations. Please allow mere time te fill mail orders in
a sale of this magnitude.
THRESHER BUILDING
Specialists
in Silk
Fabrics
1322 Chestnut Street, Phila., Pa.
Dosten Stere, 19 Temple Plncc
Cleveland Stere, 1148 Euclid Ave.
Telephenes:
Walnut 20',ie
2036
Economy Basement Specials for Tuesday
The Remarkable January
Sale of
Beds and
Bedding's
Offers Remarkable Values!
$20.00 Five-Piece
Breakfast (jJIO AC
Roem Suit aWl.s.UO
Includes oak - finished diep-leaf
table, eimd or suuare. with square
lKiraii(l four eal: clialra with cobbler
bCltf.
$25 Brass
lied, $16.98
$11.50 White
Crib, SG.95
STORE OPENS AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5s30 P. M.
SmiMm, ,i s uv n, toss T ""I
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK- Ml.QKET II r 121 STREETS L 3
'I i nun I j(i
run pout hi iiv v
let) mil Willi 8
' mssive (lller up
i Rliti Kul I slr.c
$15 Steel
Bed. $9.75
KSraE
Tne-lnch con
tinuous pent
Ilea j oress panel
bar and ten nilcra.
All sires
$15 Bungalow
Bed and
Spring Com
plete. $8.95
fegpJ
Win i .ii el
flhl h e-(t size
llmitnl nuantlt.i
$9.50 Drop Drep
Side Bed
Couch. $J.95
fllP?
S25 Bureaus.
S1G.95
i 'pt y
I ltj" I I
T 11
I-arge mirror
il e e p draw ers
fcelld oak.
Tteund 1lelM AJHl
drop mile 1 ntctl
with till t,Hiiitur
ntcel Npi-i'iK
$50.00
Mahogany
Davenport
Bed at 536.75
Opens into
larse .Nine bed
with geed Hprtiw
Easily epcrulfd
Rockers at
Hajf Price
C) i. of .ll. -u
'O' .1 ' J CtUt, II
se tfe
S.llnr 50
Aiilur 9)4. O
$1.75 Dining-
Roem Chair,
$2.69
I
MATTKKSSES
$18 Silk Fless & 01 -I nr
Cotten Mattress tDL
$7.95
$11.00 Felt and
Cotten Mattress,
Girls5 $10
JauntyWarm
Winter Coats
Greatly Lowered in Price
At $5 & $5.95
Well made of heathet mixtures,
heavy coatings nnd fancy chev chev
eots. Fashionable belted models,
with fur cloth or self-material
cellars, pockets and button trim
ming. Sizes 6 te 14 jears.
Girls' $12.50 Stylish
Winter &rj QC
Coats at P I VO
Geed-looking coats with pock
ets, button trimming and self
material or fur cellars Warmly
made of fapcy che .et- and
heavy mixed coating. Sizes G
te It yeais.
Girls' Smart Middy
Skirts
$2 and $2.95
Attractive large .and nia'l
plaids and plain colors. Made
with deep box-plaited skirts en
bands or bodices. Sizes S te 11
years.
Girls' $5.93
Serge Dresses
Straight-line models of line
wool serge, wool embroidered and
finished with self string or rib
bon sashes nnd pockets.
Misses"& Girls' Bleemers
29c ,0 49c
Black and white sateen, ui
clastic ut waist and knee.
Misses' & Girls' $2.30
Middy Blouses al..M
Regulation styles with P -
navy cellars atul cuffs. Ilraid
trimmed and lacing down front.
SNELLENBURflS onemy Uiuetnent
$3.50
Especially Designed le Meet the Requirements of
the fAirfje Figure
Women's Fashionable
Extra-Size
Wearing Apparel
Splendid Offerings en Which Yeu Can SA VIC
Liberally
Women's Extra-Size Pretty Winter Coats
Unusual at $22.75 te $29.75
Gracefully fashioned of ' cleur with plaited belted back and fur
cellar, or of broadcloth with helf-materinl deep cellur and cuff" and
silk stitching. In brown, icindcer, black and navy.
Women's Extra-Size Sports Suits
Remarkable at $12.75
In heather mixtures. Nicelv ninde and finished, f eat an.
plaited and finished with belt.
Women's $20 te $25 Extra-Size Silk Dresses
at $12.75
Slenderizing models in Peirct twill, tricelette and nicsbaliuc. Many
have vestecs and tunics. Waists arc prettily braided in elt anil
contrasting shades.
Women's Extra-Size Plaited Skirts
at $6.95
Prunella cloth in th" newt stripe and plaid ttltuin Vcrv
-mart models.
Women's Extra-Size Tuck-in Blouses
" at $1 te $4.95
Ml styled te give a slim appearance in lincne, ilc, Ocergctte
and crepe de Chine. These waUts have the fashioned cellai se much
wanted by the stout person.
Prettily trimmed with lace and hemstitching. Manj tailored
models. b' t L1 K r-LjS Lconemy Basement
25c te 45c Wash Goods
Phenomenal Values
at 15c yard
Dress gingham in checks, plaids and stripes plain color cham
bray; striped shirting cheviets in woven colors; yard-wide percalec.
large assortment; 3G-inch black-and-white check suiting; 36-inch gown
fleece in dainty butterfly and floral styles; printed sateen in foulard
patterns nnd yard-wide cotton pongee in plain colors.
b'.'VXZf.Bl'RdS Economy Basement
Twe Extremely Fine
Offcrinys!
300 Beys' Twe-
Trouser
Corduroy Suits
Extra Special aE fcA
at l7t.tFV
Snappy models, we.l made of
corduroy, with full lined knick
ers and khak) laced coats. Sizes
0 te 1 1 year
Bey
Overci
at. .
Mixed cheviot and blue and
gray chinchilla. Butten te The
neck and belted all around, ivcs
'IVi te 10 years .
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Junier
$4.95
January White Sale
Specials!
Women's $3
P. N. Coutil
Corsets
at $1.00
Girdle top niedeK with long
hiplines. Pink ceutil, well boned.
50c te $1.50 Bandeaux
and Brassieres at
25c ,0 69c
Tailored, embroidery or lace
tnmmed styles.
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Men's and Yeung' Men's Smart
Winter Overcoats
Exceptionally Fine Offerings
at $13.50
Well t.uleied in i lever up t' date tjlcs of tint
the newest patterns and coleungs. Ren'arkaMe alue?
matei uil" in
Men's $5, $6 and
).50 Trousers at
$3.75
Pair
l.tonem li.i-cment
Extra Special for Tuesday.'
Sale 500 9x12 Feel
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
Al $7.50 each
An unusual opportunity te secure roem-sie tarpct rugs fur the
price of grass rugs. Slightly imperfect Beautiful rug.- in the
popular Oriental and allover effect . We rcerc the right te limit
the iiuantity sold te an one eustenici . Neiic t. dealeig. mail
nr pliene orders.
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85c Cerk Linoleum, Special, Sq. Yd OQ,,
Several thousand yards the entire let of .i noted OtC
maker. Mostly room-size lengths. '2 yards idc. Best 'jurlan back
I'icase Dring meaburcmentB.
Seconds.
Women's and 1,fl
Misses' $5 ,
Silk Petticoats i
Xcwcsl Styles Preliic&l
Celers
at $2.95
Silk jerspy anil combuintieiis
of jeijej and mescaline in plnin
or two-tone ctleis. Rullled and
lailetcd flounces.
Women's $1.50 te $2.50
Extra-Size Pantalettes
al 89c t0 $1.65.
Geed qualit sateen and Eng
lish salt r n. Made extra lnrge
villi double lows of shirring at
ankle.
Women's & Misses' $1.25
te S2.00 Pantalettes
ilt 69c ,0 $1.00
Sateen uth rulTlr or double
r as of shirring. Made full.
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Women's $7.00
Pure Worsted
Tuxedo Sweaters
at $4.39
Kanc.v weave. Have contrast
ing shade of brushed wool cellar
and plaited belt.
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These Exceptional Values
Arc Tipical of the January
White Safe of
Uiidermuslins
Women's Gowns
' and Chemise '
at 49c
Slipover models, tailored or
prettily trimmed. Alse drawers
of lingerie cloth with embroidery
ruffle.
Women's Gowns,
Chemise and TQf
Bleemers at....
Lingerie cloth and batiste in
tailored or trimmed styles.
Women's Knitted GQ
Skirts at ue
Light or dark coleis Fancy
border.
Women's Flannelette
Gowns at. . . Qftp
Pink and blue stripe 70
flannelette. Regular and extra
felZOS.
Women's Flannelette
Pajamas
$2.00 & $2.50
Twe-piece stle ,n plain white
or itripc
Women's Band and Bib
Aprons at XQ
piping,
, i-Annnni uascment
Ameskcag gingham
finished with ruffle or
ties and pockets
pi TT
January White Sale lirinys
te the Fere liifi Bargains
in Wee Felks' Apparel
Clearance of
Babies' $1.25 te
$2.00 Short
White Dresses
At 89c te $1.50
rhurminj: Intl. models
dnintil tummpil -knts.
heiled.
ea i s
Sic- tj iixintlis, !
with
ightly
.mil li
Babies' White
Dresses
Pretty eke
month-, 1 and
itj lcs.
! yc.irs
49c
.sues 0
Children's Sleep- ttQ
HilijJK,
in Garment
N'cai -ti ijicil
v ith .-ilk freu
'" j ca i -
outing flannel,
Sue- .', l mid
Children's Outing QQ
Mf.LJiV,
Flannel Bloeme
I'.litelK. at 'iiiwl Si( t te 12
j ear-.
Children's
Dresses at. .
Geed uilit ihumbiu, pret
tily sni"!(fd. Si- ' te (3 years,.
..1.
$1.00
I n la if f S3.00
Leny 'japes at
53.19
s' ml beautiful meilfii, prct
.il; iiibrenli'iid.
59c
bN ELLEN BUROS Fconemy Basement
Babies' Silk Caps
Special at
Daintily embroidered titylca.
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