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t Tia'- i at 2 O CIOCM, . i. ".
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Rfc rl.'n.la are -n' ff, -..-
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rx"(.j;r,;;.ind at. int. worn
?.BW.nd. may call Bat."
Blatter. ..Ftnral
tt 1S2 Nebln at.
Frlenda may cail
, .lata rest
""- . mm aat
Bn? ,mYesa. IIBLJSNA. Ml
lrtUi -. w. tlM
tharlna-K1?
JSiVeW Cem.
-;: i. jet
,r-ri Ali.Ci. ,
-taritaate '""Vtldenca. iMiiT N
ffiksrasiAa.
V.TT. c. Be ten. iwiaiiTja a
V" . . II.
OHN. husband, ef
a iii-w1":
ana
$ .? " Jfti
WWH"" M?-
Ien.. 2:80 I
JitJreiliJence, 00
. . VJftf A ..
Li J,rfti,.l a'.lca.
,ii at P. H. Kolleek Sen.
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2 "Wk i: 122.
LH
Wtf ffllf
BKcEWteA'ISkrv FVnVral
aP?".... ti Maldfnca. M88 Kmlan
LSiBwrir Bat.. 2:30 f. M. Ml,
alawn. eat
1091 nTCHARD
i oieraina Brick (nea Cetnp-
Sutm an frlenda, alee cwnmia cwnmia
t.i7ef Deck St.. ara. tnvltad. te
sjs! p. M.. lata reaiaenra, ea
.2h-i.iir A. J. Int. Baetlat
MgalaKI. N. J. FHna may caii
,-r'lb. A.flae9.i!.,f0,-a
Anni "-!"".' J Zz
inviiru ie
ntldanc of
, solemn
W.aBtla YaatlKai
-.- f HI, frttllVW.AaiTWiaj
."" u f.i a Hftiv rrreast cm,
a., ! ".r.Jr ----" .
PV"T" ....
L'uIatlrM and frlendf. In
rfi'jJjA. M.. from wrt
1-Sfti at at. rr&nclj . .
-"7- u t wniv rrn
LJJUv "fcwh a T.lTLfH A.a wife el
k -.eVai..... .n trimnAm tnlil
W!sy& f$ srier. itir
.).
R.1 !'" TV
wiu
Johnton at.. Qr
Sd&WSlSTlfM. AM
I It 4T W. Upiai at., utn., oaiwn eaiwn
lata Owrira B. and Diana Clear,
itt fflandiare Invited te. tria
" :-a lnfl
' -T:.....ftv FAh. a. At 2 o'clock.
vp.j.. nt. nirf . moo rrhainut
"i.;, h
riV"j".-.i;..i
mcni ii...i
Central Laurel
H!"i . U 1 1AV9 TAtftrevt
""-TV" ,."",, .'A.t"V.mS"'i'JSfl
BtrtctF. .iwiiut. ." lwe1
BS.
MPheiv,
Rebert J. McClenngban.
irtnaT-t. .int., priyaw Mt. ntenan
W W .08r"'Hi:NRtETT.
Rf Ktnrv W. Cenrad (nea Kelb). Rela
aSfrSnaa. alae all secletlaa of which
IP M.. Ial reildtnes. J 738 Uber
Vrlvnta. Remalna may be viewed
i P. M.
lfeek.-rb. 1. 1922. JAMES C. hua-
.tt.UnAm Ara In'lted te attend fu
Ja'.SSO A. M.. from hie lata reat
i Montreie at. Solemn hlah raaaa
in 01. ui.- -.v.. . aj.
2J Vb. "l. 1022. SOPHIA ft..
itMiu W. Deal. 8r. Relative! and
T tl4 atal eaaiatljaA Hah t.eaM
Mf lnTlim 0 Ml" ! lib-, 4iauu.t eSiOV
at.Mr Ut rtildnc, 2410 N. 82d at.
Place viu. t . vivit tw
TZm,'. t. JOHN J., balevad tina.
latCaUerlne C. Dnwd. itelaUvea and
l.aA U ffAm h U it miMmm
Pinmlnie ave. . Solemn requiem nun
i cavrcn i iiiv Kvtv.t (v a. j,
inner vni.
Lata of 244 Et Lynn bnete-
b4 Writ. Fa., i-eb, s. AI.7RRU
.of Florentine It Duval. Rela-
fij (rleate alee Culinary Beneficial
BUND, inrtiaa in tuiiria. crvicra. ion.
St rarlera of William H. Chew. a.
r' HID bke epivn aia. im. vrnni
fain rrlenda may call Bun.. 8 te 10
-Feb. 1. 192? BERTHA, widow
EmMla. ered n9. 8nlMi flai..
AalilaMA a3?n C. tflin.tnvilMn
utn Hllle Cem.
.ixixm nav. Brenn mnnin nti.
RET T. TAYLOR ENOLE. Idew of
nti. in ner iin !iear. FiinAFii
6r. SeceniJ month Ath, at 2 P. M..
ler lt reildence. fiO r.uclld ave..
nun, n. j. inirrmem rncnss' Bury-
no. Haodenneia, N. J.
H At MnereitOHn. V. jr.. l?k i
UTR. EVANS, ared 78. Relatives and
, alie Medford Ledge. Ne. 100, I. O.
re invited te attend funeral, Meri..
we reimcnce. .. a ei., Moores.
IL .
tt. ren. z. .lnrj. nicnTmtnm
;&TT. Funeral aervltea at h .)-
..... . ! m -.; "i'J " "-
m urccn Hi., jien.. l; . ni int
ii Please nmlt flewera.
TEWIACHER. At 5203 Balnbrldae
r.h IQ'Jfl UADT -?.ljr?aa'
U.'.....iT V,"".".1. " 'a.!v or
btbublci iiiauiir a . iieiHiivaa nnn rcian.
irtttd te the eenfcea en Tuasday ftr-
H 7 e-cwcK. ftt tns Oliver H. r.i.
Ua 1I9A PKaeintit . ..-".-'
wmur..v-jaii n. io;e. at San
PKO. taut.. JUSEPH n. u-r.rfjvr:
mnii . ih. mk. .i. . "w.s
, ....... .. vll? kwiiiiisnce or the
N Feb. 2 JAitna nn-ie ...
at We lite Elliabeth r. (nep Quia v)
am
It bit late reeMencc 1104' K. Menlt
are. Ir.t. private. Kast Cedar Illli
ePWlt.'-Feb 1. J!ARGnET K.. mr.
fVT,-AW&JK"'Y-
Atllnaten Cmtt-i. s "," .!!!'"
all Frliiv from li in in n ',. r r'enaa
WSSESi rltS"Cn':. ""! ? .he
lgiwrB.8'nu" i- a.:?,;' 's?;:
l,J,..w-nV.-i".BI1.:. of. the Sacred
vi Hi. viruiTMii "i i nn ert .. . i
ir i a i . ""L:".1. "' "
".. '.ir.V "'....'.'i! r-eiaence,
.-.!. I .. ','."'. '"iJI
OEO. Suddenlx
.W.?R.Al2',r;. !HPP: !d? of
W. Monnatewn. N. i. pi...
,'". DAVID S . huebaml nf u,;..h
TfiSfilSr1 .5"r:.. "'! "nd
KHiy. 2 r. si. iK. rVA'rffll'liK'".!'
ferry. PM je 30 ,, f steSSL
aaLr' .' . '?. r.iitanein i tnep Quia
a,'Rlitlvee and frlende. alie ?
K .Lee Ne. ail. P. ami A. it.
Mi te attend fumrnl Bervlces, Me'n
7034
r.i.n.
Int. Helv Creat Cem,
u t
RUWN'Veb,
I NANCES, widow of
at
."iMIUUi utril all vani.l... n .
FeHi;1 "ST lte resi'lenc. 1812-Millr
ir -" " fTlenua may call Sun.
WRO.S'. On Ib. ?. inen .1.,,,. ,
i uttiiTuri, i no Ann Htiruna
1P 'IS.VI'a.? w1a. Settees
T i"mi." . r. " "Ur d..
iu.rpeh. i. IhiAAii Mm S!
w,v i tn or ma
tOtitnut
family.
husband
wnitn nn, rem
BaErft?: '! WIUMAM H.
aaFta...""". "flathea and frlenda m.
" 1UIUT.1I Hlnn It a J-l .
akl .i -. -" 'vii. jij A. rvi.. 'Mai a
h (n-. Hontieee Cem. Trlende mis-
a-KE?t 3n .in, inn... MAnmnvT
rU Jf'al', ".' ." i:mlcTerMrt
ijf:i-v-
--.. Z-.-T' iirj. uirea r rea
atifj friends htc In.
Pnirch?ra,f- Wyndmeir? l" ' if"
iLKel? sVJ-H'Vn Doler, O.an A.'
era F, le attend funeral eerv-
Hihl. '..' l hie lHtp reslitjnrr.
PTON i".V ".' NorthHeod tie
aCJj''ab s. in-".. wiii.nV
aT vt
IPs:-. wnxiAst ...
v :.. it.
Hid .;;" 'en. aeed C7. He
hen eV. H.".v - ." M., at hta latu
aamaew.z ariiii.Br hi ia - .
WBS-In VnH-.."V.. "H- '"t.,
W. Uln,.' .,"n.a U1V . ...
A., wife of v.
v
en I'eb. 3.
Kai,ll?ncr..a'.hren. Milten 1.
. fb I. inn') tir. .... .
af!8,
B 111" hV i,' ?J'r ". ." Kuneral
kejr. led ... u ' " ",p rceiaence.
7;. j iwu end gnruca ) K.i h a
aMywneweri "
KSI. Feb 1 win.tiv t u... -j
ULI Kiirer." Relative' an
LK Ute r,.w.nV.a".,"5nnV..:3"..A SI
.-- ". i'ici;ineiy
Bw vvm.
aKS,I.'TOn Teh. '
IIm...1. . Jelly (nee Danlnl
BHUlAn Z.1 v ..'
lai.ni: """ 11U W. WlH.
Te a" IV'" Oiir Udy of Mere
in iirpi'inaii t ..a j-ii a
!E M..
). 111.
Churph inlem,.."1ulm mate St.
"lathe? JS tA.l Mi nti "el' Oreai
: tRh? ew-;
lrr a. m. Interment It
UntiA'a and trie
t.r 0n Jan "0 In"!, oath.
. Retail. ?ak"!; Wdew nf QcerVe
Robinien at.
or iteiary
Inlv frna.
" "Suit i r r'cm.f'n. X J.. Feb.
I. a?ed js"- rj. IV Woelniart
. fne?ai .;p.li:'atte 11 f.rlend.
reiw.npi - t.:c"' .?un'i. ii a
Pemberton. 'if
tt r.""vS I'embert
Kep-WJ-Amqeu X. j
AT lfa n,59n- Feb, 1 IB""
IK Bea'fiveJ Janhdn elf" 'Sprier l?nee'
S? 'unerii. s5?1 irl;,ld!r ar; Invited
Bl? .eJ,0r1? sTa't44"s.frr ii?
Uw,,IOWiAll'Hl" Feb.
'Uve and daiuhtap fn ? ("? ,te J
"Bh.MawwrV7h Kf,.?' .." 'ale Reuben
A' 'rem chirel of wi ."'r1"" Sat .
Wl of We" Laurel lllll
gJWtne.. i2.,u- wV.'fmm.'ive
--nimii Mahen nil... ' "uana el
-5?JAKER
fllSS
MAT.
i-ln-law. I
!lulme I
M.. from . the rraleVn't) nf hla rn!
jenn nennricx. iiil iirstitnan at.. :
burr. Solemn teuutam inaaa at.
Church, Tacnny, IV A, M. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem.
MARK1CK. Jan. 81, 'IMS. STEPHEN M'.
huaband of Maraaret J. Marke. Relative
and frlende. alee Solemon ldae. Ne. 114),
F. and A. M.l oriental a. A. Chapter. W.
ISSi'Cerlninian Chaeaeur Cemtnandery, Ne.
88. K, T.l I.u Ltt Temple. A. A. O. N. k ".
and ldth. Ward Union Republican Club In
yltad te. funeral eervlcee en Saturday, 2 P.
M.. at hla lata rraldence, 1038 Parrleh au
Jnterment private. ,
MAtWHAMa -Tab. 3. MAnY PRtSClLLA.
wire of Cey en W, Marehall. Relative and
frlende Invited te funeral eervlcea, Men.. 2
P. M.. at her late realdence, 215 S, Farra
rut at. Int. prhate...
MAllTIN. Fell. 8... 1922. MART A. I.T
IN. Fell
Ife of Di
MAN. v. Ife of Daniel Martin. Relative" and
frlenda Invited te funeral,, Tuee., 8:80 A. M.,
ruin iici ipir rraiurnce. i.iti jacKeen at.
Solemn hlah max of requiem Church of
Epiphany 10 A. Mr Int. Hely Creae Cetm
MeCONNEJA. Feb. 2. LUCT 1...II, ef
Oeere W. McConnell (nae McMullln) nela
tlvaa and friend Invited te attend funeral,
J'tSSi'.&L!.1 M-'.'m her late realdence,
1728 Hentlnc Park ave. Solemn requiem
hlah meal St. Stephen' Church 10 A. M.
Int. Hely Sepulchre Cem
. McCULLOH. Entered Inte raet at Weed,
bury H.la-ht.;N. J.. Feb. S, 1822. W1T.MAM
ftJmematXMf. huaband of Annie Thema
McCuileh. Funeral and interment at con cen
enlence of family.
.J&J.ViS?'8- 8uddmly, Feb. 2, R.
STEWART, aen of Bua-ena and Ret F. Me Me
Ilhene. aaed 20. Relative anil friend, nlae
Clan of 1823 of St. Jeeeph'a Collete, are' in.
vited te attend funeral. Men.. 8:80 A. 11.,
rertdenea of parenta. 782 S. B8th at. Solemn
. ci4ui.ii. .nn.. . .no inurr;n ei tne trans
"." """-p" " . i". neiy vrea cem
M0PBAK..-Fb, l. JAMES, huaband
the lata Hannan McFaalc, (no BtennanV
Relative and fiend., al7 H Nm. Bo Be
elety, are i Invited te i attend funeral, Men..
B:S0 A. M rat realdence. 88Bu Emerald it.
Solemn requiem iraae at the Church of the
Aacenaien 10, A. M. Int. New Cathedral
Mi'tCHEM,. Of Wlldwoed. N. J Fab. 9
GRACE, wife of Thema Mitchell, ared 60
Relative and frlenda are Invited te attend
funeral. Bun., a P. M., from the ree'dence
of her aen, William Mitchell. 808 ,W. Alia"
aheny ave.. Phila. int, Norlhweod Cem.
Remain may be viewed Sat. eve.
MONAHAN. Feb, a. THOMAS W hua
liand of Cat'ierlre Monahan (nea Knewlee)
Relatives and frlenda are Invited te attend
funeral. Mnn.r-9 A. M.. from hla lata nti
deuce. S89 B. 88d t Camden. N. J, Mia
at St. Joeeeh'a Church 10 A M. Int. it
Cahary Cam Friend may call Sun. eve.
Hlfiitp, un reD. z. mart b,, wife of
Wm. U. Myera and daughter of Wm. V. and
Emma C. Winter. Relative and frlenda In
vited te eervlcee. en Monday, at 2 P. M., at
ner mie TrniuBiiue. mi n eiar cc. friend
call Sunday evening. 8 te 0, Interment Ar
lington Cemetery.
fleONAN. On .Tan. St, MABT, wife t0f
Michael J. Neenan. Relative and friend
Invited te funeral en Monday, at ,8 A. M..
from her late reeldenra. 1781 Watkln at!
Solemn requiem maaa a : St. Thern' church.
8 '80 A. M. Interment Hely Crea Cemeterv
NORCROvSS. At Mt. Helly, N. J.. Feb! 2
1822. S. BUDD NORCR038. Relatlvi ane
f i lend and all aecletlea of which he wa a
member, rue Invited te funeral, from hla late
realdence 80 Madlien ave.. Mt. Helly, N. J..
Men.. 2:80 P. M. int. Baptlet Cem.
PATCHEL. Feb. 2. THOA.AS W.
PATCHEL. Relatlvee and friend, alie em em
peoye of Nornheld Wallpaper Ce . are in
vlted te attend funeral eervlcee. Sat., a P.
M.. realdency of N. H. Weucrd.- 2188 S. 67th
at. Int. private. Viewing Frl. eve.
PHIFER Feb. . LOUIS D. PHI FEU.
Pr.. aged 74f Relative and frlenda are In
vited te attend funeral. Sun., 8 P. M.. from
reeldene of hla aen. Char l Phlfer. N13
Cumberland at.. Oleuceeter City. N. J. Int.
New Camden Cem. Frlenda may cat Sat.
eve.
PINB--CA.t.ll1ntl CJ1"-.1- 3.. Feb. 3.
1822, ALFRED M.. hueband of Adella Pine
(nea Jaggard). Relatlvee and frlenda. alae
all tecletlee of which he wa a member, are
Invited te attend funeral e-rvlrei, Men., 1:80
P. M . t Chew M. E. Church, Chew, N.
3. FTlndmay call Sun., 7 te 0 P. M.. at
hla late realdence, 228 N, Chelsea ave.. At
lantic City.
QUIOLET. Feb 1. CATHERINE, daugh
ter of the lata Jehn i nnd Sarah Qulgley.
Relatlvee .and friend are Invited te attend
funeral. Men.. 8.30 A. M.. from her late
realdenc. 810 N. Stlllmanst. Solemn maa
of requiem at St. Franrl Xavler Church 10
A, M. Int. Old Cathedral Cem.
RICHAnDSON. Sixth-day. 8d. 1822.
HANNAH RICHAKDSON. tineral Flrat
day. Bill, 3 P. M from -her late realdenpe,
Byberry. Phlla. Int. private. Autes will
meet train leaving Bread St. Sta. 1:31 p. M.
at Terreadale Station.
RODRIGUEZ. Fab. 2. EMILT J., wife of
the lata Francla Rodriguez (nee Warden).
Kelatlvea and friend are Invited te attend
funeral service, Men., 1 P. M.. at her late
residence. 2818 Bailey at. Int. Hillalde Cem.
Frlenda may call Sun. eve. Minneapolis
pacer pleaae ceny.
SAUNDERS. eb. 2. JAMES P.. hus
band of Elizabeth Saundera, aged 78. Rela.
Uvea and friend Invited te funeral eervlcee,
Men.. 2 P. M., residence of eon, .1. v,
Saunders. Jr.. 682 S, B0that Int. private.
Femwoed Cem. Viewing Sun, eve. -
BCHELL. , On Fb J, HARRT D.
SCHELL. Relatlvee and friends Invited te
funeral eervlcea. en Monday, at 3 P. M.. at
bis late residence. 6037 Overbroek ave. In
terment private. Kindly emit flower.
SCOTT. Feb. I. 1922. JOSEPH R., ,wn
of the lata Jehn and Mary J. Seutt. Rem
Uvea and frteede. alae Bureau of Survey.
xr Invited te attend funeral eervlcea. Sat..
3 p. M.. ehapel of Andrew J. Bair 4 Sen,
rnli and 19th eta. Int. private.
" 8HE1BLEY. Jan. 81. HENRT W hUi.
band of Carrie M. Shelbley. aged 78.' Rela.
tle and frlnds. Harmony Ledge, Ne. B2.
F. end A. M.i Columbia Chapter. Ne 91;
Marv Cemmandery. Ne. 36. K. T.i Phlla
Coneletery, A. A. S. R : Lulu Temple. A. A
O. M. M.. S: Pitman Masonic Club, of Pit
man. N. J. Invited te funeral services, Sat..
11 A. M.. 1824 Poplar at. Int. private. Re
malna may be viewed Frl. nvenlng. 7 te 8.
SIMPSON. Feb. 2, 1022; LETTIE, diuglt.
ter cf Bralev end the late Ultzabtlh Strad
ltng. aged 43 Rtlatlvve and frlenjla are In
vited Ce attend fune'.il. fen . a P. M.. from
he" imp home '-nnaherrie, Pa. Int. Lang.
heme M. 15 Churr'-vard,
STEPHENS. Suddenly, hi Ditona. Fla,,
en Feb. 3. 1922. MAROARET. widow of
Oeerge Stephens, formerly of Ocean Greve,
N .1. Netice of funeral later.
STOKES. Kfb. ?. euddenlv. nt hln late
realrtenc-, Hefmesburg. JAMES MARTIN
STOKES. Servlcea at, hla home, Mtan.. 3:18
P. M.. Interment private. Train leaving
Bread St. fetatien 2:27 P. M, will be net
at HelmMburg Junction.
STOI.TZ. Feb. 1, 1022. CHRISTIAN, be
loved husband of Martha A. Meltz Ove
Maoury). aged 81. Relatives a.nd friends,
also Anna M. Resa Pest. Ne. 04. O. A. R
are Invited te attend funeral services, Men.,
2 P. M.. at hla late realdence. 2883 V.
Lehigh ave. Int. qreennoed (K of P.) Cent.
Remains may be viewed Sun., 8 te in r. M.
TIEL Of pneumonia, en Feb 3. 1922,
KATE FJ.ORENCE. daughter of Kate T.
and the late Edward J. Tie!. Netice of
funeral later.
TREPTE. Feb. 2. KARL ARTHUR A.,
husband of Ida IT. Trepte, nged (II. Rela
tives and friends Invited te funeral services,
Sun.. 3:80 P. M.. late resldenc. 04B1 Wet
Chester read. Mlllbeurne. Del. Ce.. Pn. Int.
private. Remains mav tv viewed fi.il eve,
VAAS. Feb. 1. FANNIE K wife of Dr.
Jacob A. Wnaa. of Hammonton. N. J. Fu
neral services Sat. eve.. Feb. 4. 8 P M..
at her late residence Hatnmonten. N. J
Int private. 1'eh. B. Hammenfnn. N. .1
WARN1CK. Feb. 2. SARAH J., wlfp of
C. Clarence WarnlcU (nen Hayre) Relatives
and friends, also all (.ecletles of which she
was a member, are Invited te attend funerul,
Tues., 1 P. M.. at 220 W. Geerge st. Int.
private. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends m,iy
call Men. 7 te 0 P. M.
WAJSnn.-8Uddenly. Feb, 1. 1022. ED
WARD W husband of Aline C. wnssn (nce
McDonald). Relatives ami friendB arn Invited
te attend funeral, .Men,. 7:80 A. M . Inte
renldence. 2349 N. Ranae al. Hl-.li requiem
mass at Church of Our Lady of Mercy (i
AM Int. Old Cathedral Cem
WENZELL. Suddenly t Ills resldenr,
en Feb 1. 102-. JOSEPH P. WKNUKM,!
aceil 77 years. Relatives and friend's, also
Roxborough Ledge. Ne. 135. F and A. M,:
Purity Ledge. Ne. 32B. I. O. O. 1, are In.
inert te the service, Men.. l P. St.. at tha
Oliver IL.Blrp."d'vf.H,:?.Jn.?'nu.,...' '"
f'halffn Illlia vu.i tiw. .., umi, etr.
WHITMORE Feb 1, 1022. Rev. FRANK.
I1N V.. WHITMORE pastor of St. James'
1 utharan Churh. Phlla. Relatives and
frlenda ar Invited te attend funeral sen.
fp.a at hla late resldenc-, 704B Ucrmanfewn
ave'. Chestnut Hill.. Sat.. 2-30 P. M. Int
,V!TOUNa. Suddenly, at his neme, 4710
kMnMBsalntT ave,. en Jan. 2R. 1022. WIL
WaM II " husband of Elizabeth Teun (ni.
Bees). Relatives ana iricnes. ane Cassia
(..Una A Bane
Ice. en Saturd
t., ellvir H.
Intermnt prlvata
irrinHy gyr",',,''
: Montgomery,
2, of Ardmerei
oelatlon. are Invited te the s.rv
turday afternen. at 2 o'clock, at
II. Balr Rldg.. 1820 Cheatnut et.
irlvate. Friends may view remains
i.adae, no. bio, :":; ;. .i.nij
Reval Arch unapier. me. se.;. ,or Ardmerei
"t Albana Cemmandery. Ne, 47. K. T and
aJlilllllllll
The first cup will
convince you
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Special $2
Think of a warm comfortable, well filled with pure white,
cotton for $21 Covered with figured material en top and plain
pn back in blue, pink and rose.
Weel-Filled Comfertables, $6.50
filled with pure wool, they are covered with figured cambric
with plain sateen borders. Warm a eteast and pretty, tee!
Stenciled Table Cevers
of Unbleached Muslin, $1 '
. 54-inch tabje covers, round or square, arc of geed un
reached muslin in pretty designs, stenciled in blue, yellow or
rose.
Pretty Stenciled Bedspreads
Special at $3
Three dollar bills can seldom buy such cheery and pretty
bed coverings as these! They are very practical, tee, as the
bleached white muslin is closely woven and firm and they
launder well.
81x00 inches big enough te threw up ever the bolster, tee,
stenciled in a most attractive wild-rose design in pink or blue,
finished with scalloped edges te match.
(Central)" .
v Vicuna Yarn, 28c Ball
Third Leas Than Regular
Seft, beautiful yarn that works up &e well that customers ask
time after time for it. Turned ever te us at the lowest price in years.
All wanted colors, including white and black each ball weighs
l1. ounces. -
A knitting instructor will be glad te showyeu hew te make
sweaters, caps, scarfs and se en.
(Thirteenth Street, Central Section)
Special Silks
Levely black dress satin, 39 inches wide, $1.76 a yard.
Colored tricelette, 36 inches wide, in jade, henna, bonfire, pink,
silver, brown, white, navy and black. $1.10 a yard. Drep-stitch or
plain weave.
All-silk American pongee, 36 inches wide, in natural color, $1.35
a yard.
Beautiful changeable gres de Londres, 36 inches wide, $2.50 a
yard. In lovely hues for evening or afternoon frocks.
(Central)
Women's Chamois-Lisle
Gloves With Buckled Straps,
(Regularly Half as Much Again)
Slip-en gloves with a strap around the wrist, fastening en
the inner side with) a snap and trimmed en, the ba'ck with a
pearl or metal buckle. In cafe, covert, white, brown, beaver
and mode.
(Central)
Lowered Prices en All Our
Women's Winter Coats
All of the heavier Winter coats in our stock are new
marked at reduced prices.
They arc of velour, sucdene, cut belivia and various belivia
weaves in navjl blue, brown and black. Every coat is lined
throughout with silk and most of them are trimmed with fur.
New prices range from $15 te ?18, with a few of the finer
things at $75 and $85,
(Market)
Central Aisle
citrates
Opp
Silk Matinees
Lowered te $3.85
As frc&h and dainty as only
this type of thert negligee can
be! Of crepe dc chine, in orchid,
pink or light blue, trimmed with
wide lace, tucks, ribbon and rose
buds. Japanese Crepe Breakfast
Coats, $3
Hand embroidery in color
adorns the pockets, cuffs" and
Peter Pan cellars of charming
breakfast coats. The Japanese
crepe is in Copenhagen, green,
pink and gray.
Extra-Size Pink Satin
Bleemers, $3
The. satin is of geed quality
250 Blouses a Third te a
Half Less at $2.15
Only a few of a kind, se there
arc many different styles. Manu
t'actuicrs' snmples, some a bit
mussed but a little pressing will
remedy that!
Dimity and batiste trimmed
with Inte, ruffling, embroidery or
in the mere severely tailored mod
els. All sizes in the let, though,
of course, net in every htyle.
Axminster Rugs, Special
at $3.25
Persian and Chincic patterns
that arc extremely rich in design
and coloring. Size a7x54 inches.
Earrings and Bead
Necklaces, 50c and $1
Necklaces of many-colored
beads finished with novel orna
ments or,bead tassels. Plenty of
reds and blacks In the let.
Earrings in hoop or pendant
style particularly pretty in jet
black and jade green.
Extra-Size Petticoats, $2
Generously cut petticoats of
silky black sateen with knee
flounces and extra "dust" ruffles.
Envelope Chemises, $1
fledice top or built-up styles,
Cheery Spring Neckwear
It's the most interesting neckwear in a long time and is decidedly
above the average in both style and quality of material. One is
especially impressed by the geed linen, crash, ratine, gingham, kid
nnd organdie, used alone or in charming combinations.
Cellars of almost every shape and size 50c te $1.50.
Vcstces of these materials arc in many smart styles at $1 te $6.00.
Frill-Frent Guimpes, $3.25
arc just right te wear with the new Spring suits. Dainty styles of
cream-color or white net trimmed with laces.
(Central)
ft will be mere thun an exhibition. It will be a revelation.
A revelation of the wonderful fashion possibilities which the
Down Stairs Stere holds for the woman whose dress allowance
is limited.
Spring Frecks Are in Full Bleem
and the finest fashions for the the coming season will be found
in" this charming collection. Sports frocks, practical tailored
dresses, the new cape dresses and frocks with, long overbleuscs
adorned with the embroidery of Czecho-Slovakia done in primi
tive colorings. Seme are embroidered in wool, some in silks and
one shows cress-stitch work.
Seme exceptionally pretty dresses of taffeta and Canten are
here in great variety.
Cape dresses of silk epenge are in gay shades of cornflower
blue, buttercup and jade, with bodices of white.
A Russian overbleuse of Paisley silk is used with a skirt of
plain henna or CepenhagenT ,
Exquisite dinner dresses, heavy with milky crystal beads,
show the new neckline.
These interesting new gowns will be shown in the Central
Aisle of the Fashion sections and in the Dress Salen.
Prices arc decidedly moderate for such beautiful things,
ranging from $23.50 te $85, with the widest assortments under
?50.
NOTE: The new models in women's and young women's Spring
suits of tweeds and jersey are here in many smart models and
exquisite colorings $15 te $35.
In Connection With This Exhibition
40 Different Styles in New Spring
Dresses at $16.50
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Taffeta dresses with scalloped skirts and nosegays of
French fruit.
Canten crepe frocks in navy, black, fuchsia, beige,
henna and brown. Seme trimmed with hand-made flowers
of Canten crepe.
Simple models trimmed only with .silk fageting.
Tailored dresses of Peiret twill with flat bands of black
silk braid criss-cressed.
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Ceat dre&ses of navy tricetinc or combination dresses
with Peiret twill skirls and bodices of Canten crepe.
All sizes from 1G te 42 in the group.
Excellent Cheesing at $23.50 and $25
Wonderfully pretty dresses will be found in this group.
A frock of navy blue chiffon taffeta has oddly slashed
sleeves. A soft Canten crepe dress has embroidered side
panels en the skirt. Nay blue and black Canten crepe
dresses arc vcr.v elaborately ombreidnnl with (nl heurls
and have odd sleeves.
'Mnrkei)
Women's Stockings Lew
Priced 25c, 50c
25c pair Women's woel-and-flbcr tnck intr- in a picity icr
and black mixture.
50c pair Women's &ilk-and-fibcr steckintr. in black .itul two
shades of brown. Net all sizes in the let.
Fer Children. 25c
for cotton or part-wool bhirts, drawers and pants in sizes ' te 1 1
years. The part-wool shirts, drawers and mints come only in large
sizes. White ribbed fleeced cotton shirts and drawers aic in -mull
sizes. These are hnlf less than former prices.
(Central)
Yard-Wide Cretonne
Special at 25c
fir pntlrri . in ,cncMitcpii (lifTcunt color romhmntiens all fully
n yard wide. The material i.- luuvy and firm enough te br durable
and worth mal.insr up. Small cliinu pattern-, .-tripe.-, lapctrv ef
fects nnd strikinsr designs., in both dark and light grounds. Such an
opportunity hnB net occurred -inee aw.ij licl'ere the war!
Scrim Curtains at 85c a Pair
Fully 2U yard long, the.v aic of geed scrim, with hcm-litchcd
beulers that will laiinder dl.
Marquisette Curtains at $1.25
N)"'tc nmrquiiclte of excellent .quality is used in .urtnins with
wide hemstitched borders. 2 jardu long
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Mere Rugs in the February Sale
Savings et 10 te 50 Per Cent
at
The ;-aings arc fairly based en (he lowest possible pmi": el
today's, low market. They mean real money in pocket
While prices arc very low, the greatest alue lies in the
quality and variety of the rugs. There is a rug here for every
Half Price for Flower-Bordered
Plain-Celer Rag Rugs
30 x 60 inches $1.85 '4x7 feet $3.85
Just a thousand of them and they'll go quickly, se make sure
qf yours! In blue, rose and a few brown and greens. Made of
frc3h, clean, durable rags. A manufacturer's clmrawuv of his
final let expluins the price.
Brightly Colored Hit-or-miss Rag Rugs
Savings of a Third
Never have we had fresher, prettier, mere sturdy rugs than
these!
room in the house.
Hceaiiec people
((linm .till a,.u II .
j.ufc, uui civ ialU. ,CH fines rmmmr l uU
rugs Imp been
Uieir place,
UI TV! TDCll I I ' "d t'henbloemers are "cu? fu.f. , Jdfe? wslS'triS 1 .2 J"? &S5 6 X 9 '" $4'85 8'3
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Substantial Axminster Rugs
6x9 feet, $16.50
8.3 x 10.6 feet, $27.50
9 x 12eet, $30
Will designed and harmoniously colored.
Standard Grade Axminster Rugs
I'he marvel of it i.s that the.v show many improvement,, in
construction nnd color ever former ahipmeiitn nnd et there ia a
decided saving m their prices.
One would hau te pay considerably mere te get rura Hint
will wear longer or leek better than these!
6x9 feet $18.75
7.6 x 9 feet $25
8.3 x 10.6 feet . . . .$31.50
9x12 feet
. $33.75
Extra Sizes
9x 15 feet $52.50
11.3 x 12 feet $52.50
11.3xl5fcet $62.50
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