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SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 24, 19177 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER FATTTEVILLK. 1 layatterUle. Feb. . A Oorn " Washington party was girea by Mis Fraaee Uretn Tuesday ereiOng it IM ' ktrni of her parents. Mr. and Mr. Thomas M. Greenr "On Haymount, being ana of the prettiest ad moat elaborate affaire of the kind of ereral seasons. Cherries, aatchrts and. red carnations were tlie attractive deeorattdae of the ,' asm. . the lower ' floor of ; which waa thrown into one apartment. Miaee - Margaret Uuske, Elisabeth Fearee, Loey Cooper, and Addie Huik assisted the young hostess in receiving the (nests, ' fifty in number. Dancing ana rooa were . the amusements of the evening. Cream and cake,' with candied eaerrlea for r decoration, were aervea. ' - The Fayetterllle Cotillioa Chb, tie elty newest danee elub, cave a raieh enjoyed daaee ia the Fern barton ouiid ing Friday evening. Tnase dancing were Mi Mamie Bolt ancl HasarU Bowen, Mis Marie Pemberfon and George Howard, Jr., of, Tarboro, MiM Mary Campbell, of Hope Main, ana um ton Cor ley. Mis Nina Wither Nelson, of Lynchburg, Va and Mr. Bummer, Mis .Emma Pemberton and-Mr. Uor riner; itagt: John Hubbard, Sol W, Cooper.-Jr.: Dr. Everett bmith. or, Hat eigh; Wade Bennett. Ear) Stewart; and Mr. Sannder. of -Richmond. Va. The . chaperon were Mr. and Mr, Oodwiu and Mrs. W. N. William.- . The laFayct Club room were again . ths aeene of spirited bridge maay even lng, when a party of a dozen, composed of club members and their wive and friends, gathered for the ever popular game. The prize for the evening nign core went to Mrs. John . M. De vane. Those present were Dr. and Mr. H. W Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. 8te4man Mr. and Mrs. J. M. De Vane, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Tolar, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. - George Vardeman, Miss Maud Haigh, Fred Hale, and John H. Anderson. Ke " freshmen ta were served following the game. The influence of the moving' picture how, for good and bad, wa discussed by the members of the Woman's Study Club when It met with Miss Minerva - Vtley-aa-aoste. Jaat week, at .the .home Of Miss UUey aiiter, Mrs. A. H. 81o- comb, Jr. on Hay mount The good th the influence which the (notion picture exert on present day life was treafad by Mrs. Sol W. Cooper, while the other side of the picture was shown by Mrs. Archer Boogher. Turkey salad, beaten biscuits, coffee, and mints, were served- in the dining room at the conclusion of th. literary program. MrC W. T. Brock wa Miss Utley" guest. .- DURHAM. ; 'Durham, Feb. 4. At-the born of .Mrs. E. C. Murray, on Morehead ave nue, Mrst t . L. Planning and Mrs Murray entertained at bridge-on Mon day afternoon complimentary to Mrs W, M. Jones, of Spartan bnrg, 8. C Pink; earnations and cut flowers were used for decorations. At 5 0 clock 1 salad course and tea were served. On Tuesday evening "Mr. and Mr Oeorgo L. Davis gave a dance at their home en North road honoring Misses Julia and Nannie Brent, of Virginia. The home wa decorated in red, white and blue, carrying out the Washington birthday idea. Musie was tarnished by a phonograph, ' lees, cakes, nut and bonbon were served. Mis Nina Clement .gave a tarty on Tuesday evening, at her home on Angler avenne. American Sags and the na tional color were need for decorations. Fruits, nut and bonbons 'were, served The General Davis chapter of Daugh tors of the American Revolntioa held a meeting at the Country Club on Tue day afternoon. The club rooms were decorated in American flags and red, white and blue colors. Dr. W. P. Few addressed the chapter n "The Life of - Washington". Mrs. T. E. Chsek sang "America". Relies' of colonial period . were oa display at the club.- A salad course and ices were served In the national color. - Wednesday afternoon ' "Mrs. W. T. Carr entertained at a heart party for - Alias JJouglass Hill and Mr. J. Lathrop Morehead. Red, white and blue flowers aad American flags carried out the Washington birthday idea la the deco rations. A salad course waa served. - Mrs. H. A. Foushee I la Rockingham, B. G, at the bedside of her mother, jar, r. a wail, who is quite sits, - Mr aad .Mrs. W. W. Olive have as their guest, Dr aad Mrs. Joha C. Hem- meter of Baltimore, Md. Miss Annie Shackelford Is visiting her orotner, ur. . w. Bnaecleford on Jackson street. Prof, and Mrs. B. C. Brooks' guests. Misses Lallan and .Irene Bapp of Greens boro, have returned to their home. i . kenlt ' Kenly, Feb. 14-A most deiightfnl rook party was given In the reception ; hall Of the Kenly high school dormitory Wsdnesday evening. This was fh ec nnil of a aerie nf aaatat nlhwInM tm.' ugarated by th Baraea-Phllathea claa and Mm Harrn P. Jnhnnn ; ad, --Mr.- E. .L, Briekhoose,' principal of the school, made the highest More. Mia Daisy Outlaw, of Kiaston, ha ween spending the week, with Mr. and ' Mrs. EL L. Brirkhnnna. n tha sr.nlW high school faculty! .Mis Outlaw is .!a A. T i ' mmMT hi mis. Dririnnnu. , Sunday afternoom at. three-thirty 'clock heme talent program wfll- be . rendered la th high school auditorium for the entertainment of the people of wwmuii, kui;. d. Aaarews Kwui speaa en -ueorge washingtoa aa American Hero"; A large number of the student of th school will take part ' la rendering suitable exercise, aad a . pleasant musical program ha been ar 1 ranged: Two week from, next Sunday Professor W. H. Wannamaker, head of th department -at Oermaa at Trinity , College, will apeak on "Some Lesson w May Learn From Germany - - ' ' " SALI8BURT. V , Salisbtirj', Feb. 14. One of the pret- tiest affair of the pre-Lentea seasoa wa the bridge party whieh Mr. George Fisher gave Tuesday afternoon when h waa 4ojstes to' th members of the Tuesday Afteraooa Bridge Club and a number bf additional gnesta. ' : : -. Cewpttmentiaf Mfss Elizabeth Wla TZeXSSZMJS&SkTi IounV.who:is the at tractive guest of her stater, Mrs. J. D. Carlton, Mr. H II. Kewmaa enter tained at a r harming bridge 1 party Thursday evening at her heme oa West Council stmt. Mrs. Arthur Reynold charmingly en tertained U member of th Bas de Sole' CJtib and , a few. eetaide ' gaeet Thursday .afteraooa.1 Mra. Reynold waa huitsas again oa Friday afteraooa whea her guest ware the members of ths Christiaa Beid Book Club. ,. - Miss Clay Oake delSghtfolly a tor- tain ed the Ouelqoa Choea Club Satur day evening at the handsome home of Judge and. Mrs. R. Lee Wright, la nonet of airs. Earl Bciahardt. of Philadel phia, the house guest of Mrs. Wright. Misa-Jeanie KluttS charmingly enter tained the members of the Salisbury Book Club Tuesday' afteraooa at her noma oa West Inner street. A very pretty dane waa hM !a',th Old HiekorjiClub Tuesday evening, be ing given by some of the younger mem bars of the club. Thi waa the last dance -of the pro-Lenten season and th oecasioa wa thoroughly enjoyed by a number of the city's dancing set Ex- cellent music waa tarnished by a three piece orchestra aad dancing wa enjoyed from 9:30 until after audnlght. Mis Mildred Davi, of Wilsoa, who. la th cuest f Mra. Perev Grimes, and Mian Janie Norwood, of South Boston, Va, who is visiting lira. J. D. Norwood, were special guests of honor. HIGH POINT. High Point, Fb. fcC Mr. Ed. D. Steele, was. hostess Wednesday after aooa at a Valentine party given in honor of, her house guest, Mia Annie Leslie Richardson, of Rome. Ga, ,, Th. table markers for the game of rook we're ted hearts and the aoor card Valentine. No prises war given, but each RMost was presented with a heart' shaped bos bf ton-boa and a shaft of red' carnation. Bed carnation were used in decoration, and the same color was followed in the collation, served by Mesdames G. t. Rows, W. C. Beater and Miss Jillah Smith. The Philomatheoa -Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. ' Edward Peels Parker. , The literature department of . th Women's Club met Tuesday afteraooa with HrsXharle Hamilton and eontinu ed the study of Browning, dealing spe cially -wit th.poeav-ThaJrKght.--jf The Dweller." The numbers of - the program were given by Meedamee B. E. Moore, H. A. White, J. W. MeAaally aad Miss Sarah Biehardsoa. Mrs. J. W. Petty; of Greensboro, ad dressed the ladles of the eivie depart' meat of the Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon at the Elks Home. Over-the-Tea-Cop Club metrtiSy afteraooa with Mia. J. T. Weaver. Vr. B. 8. Cnmmings mad the top Mora. The W. a T. CTub met Taesdsy with Mrs. W. C. Jones, president. Hjss Emma .Blair waa leader at the February meeting of the Social Service department of the Woman's Club held Wednesday, the subject being "The Pre vention of Juvenile Dependency." Mrs. W. C. 'Jones, Mm. J. O. Hill aad Mis Minnie Pollock were oa the pro gram for discussion of the topic,. "Quali fication for a good librarian," at the li brary Department meeting Thursday. The annual Francis Willirnl afama- rial waa held Sunday evening ati Wesley Memorial church, Mrs.; J. Ed. Kirkmaa, president of the W. C. T.-.P- presiding. Devotional exercises were conducted by Dr. G. T. Rows, pastor of ths church. and music was furnished by Mesdames Grace Kephott, Horace Siassa, Bea Moore, Misses Francis Maaa and Oorrina A am an. Dr. Bo we, W. M, Marr aad D. F. C Taylor made talks and the pro gram witn tne medal contest eoadneted by Miss 11 Marshall Six young girls contested, Hiss Helen Canal 1 being de clared the winner aad was presented wita tne gold medal. ' STATESTILLK . Statesvin. Feb. 4. Tha atnJeata nf Statesville College gave a reception at tne college rrlaay eveslag, a number or me irieaos ox ine run eaiunv dnr Inir tha avaalnv. Mrs. T. G. Sheltoa was host em ta th wny Not Cinb Wednesday afternoon. axier aa nour wna their sawiav. tha (vests enioved twa eonrsaa af fK. menta. Fera aad primrose mad th nouse pretty. The G. G. O. Club waa pleasantly aa tertained bv Mm. W. A. fbmnU mta. nesday afteraooa. Mis Maad Nichol soa won the prist at rook. , A salad course wa served. 4 . Miss Louise RherriTl aatatlJ elaborate luncheon Friday afternoon. me iwuro 01 ine oecasioa being. the announcement of the engagement of the hostess' sister. Mina.Ellnhath Hk.m Mr. Fred Deatoa, th marrlag ta take piacv somnime ia April. BURLINGTON, r - Burlinrtoh. Feb. M-lTt.. 4 .iv- ' aH-raPV Wf imW raie social event or Uis week was the recent Inn rlvaa fha fUafm rn. .a n . - - h v a vaa 'U UIO High Sehool by the Junior Class ia the coooi auauorium rrtday evening 8:30 to 12 o'clock. There were 18 present fin mis occasion, whieh la i v.j . th year to the mem bar nt k et Th Philathaa Claaa !. thurelLgasa a most aajoyaW Yaleatia woumt m ui noma or Mrs. J. u. Vernon lb Broad street M ...-! .1.. oecasioa being a silver tea. . 1 v 1 " . airs, unarie vaugha Sharp waa boat ess Thursday afteraooa at 4 o'clock to the Wis aad.Othanriaa n.,K v.. home- on Davis street.- Ths occasion rook the form of a Washington Birth day celebration. A mmA served. Besid the club there were pres ent Miss Luey Thornton, of Maeoa. aad .r. oam urowBOB, or HtatOSVilla. Misses Doloraa and Km. n.Mv tertained the Aaa Judaoa -das of th Baptist church at their bona oa Webb srenus Thursday evcaias; ia bnaiaaaa meeting. . After th transaction of bust- aes th guests war invited ta th lining-room aad servsd a delightful luncheon. , . ' j- Vfr. Hnrh TTnka OutM ru.-ln. . aM,un and Mia Ida May Floyd, af Henderson, were aaited ia marrlag at the Method ist Protestant 'oarsoaag bora by Ravi J. E. Pritehafd'. Wednesday erenina. Miaa FIotiI eama liara a wi4 v.. ter, who teaches here,' and Mr. Scott came on uie :ov traia, aaa they were married and left aa the aext train for a trip to Northern cities. -. Tha Mrlnnuil t.i.u- Thursday evening at Eloa College by Dr. snd Mrs. J. O. Atkinsoa of Mr. Do Roy. Foavills, of thia plaoe, aad Miss ixna nsgsaaie, 01 cioa : .yolieg, th msrriage to occur In Jane. ' 1 Tha Onehat f!1ih w.t . ta kmeeting Thnrsday afteraooa with Mra rr. Ij. uuh.- , ; Mr. Jams Peiadexsar Parrott aad HICKOIT. - Hickory, Feb. f 4v Mia Margaret Mo Coma entertained the O. O. Club Taes-. day sight whsa progresriv rook was enjoyed ior aa hour, then raf reshmeats ware aerved. - - " ', Tha 'Wednesday Afternoon Auction Club aad several guests war osier taiaed Wedaesday afteraooa by Mrs. F. v ahai-Mthv." Table prise were woa by Maadame Bl A. Grime. E. Bryan Joaea aad E. L. Bhuford. Mra George vj a tha eanaolatioai Aa ele gant twa-eours. luncheon was served, with decorations suggestive of Wash ington's birthday. . - Mrs. Hugh D'Anaa entertained the Roaad Dosea Book Club Wednesday aftarmoon. Thirteen member were s present. After the usual ltterary pro Pgram a luncheon was served la ths din " I tog room, pstriotic decorations and m- meataea of .wasaiagtoa Demg festively. . . '. 3 k Martin entertained the 1 u.l a' nt,.H rtinnlor nf ths L D. C, Mondsy afternoon, twenty mcmrwrs being present. Montgumery, Aia, tne flrst capital of th Confederacy,, was the anhioct for disoassion during the meet- iag. aad Mrs. A. T. Hannon, of that place, a visitor here, told some lnierrm lng stories relative to that place. Be CraAhaianta War served bv Misses Clair sellara aad Mary Blount Martin. 'Mr. C &' Howell sntertainea lues J.. mt m ai aVJnek dinner in honor r bar honaa s-aeats. Mrs. W. H. Hodges af Daavill. Va- and Mr. Caarles Aberaethy of Connelly hprings. - Mia Grace Patrick entertained ine W mh Wadneadav afternoon. v; Ummt Tavlor entertained the Do Aa XOU riease emu rnuraay ai, teraoaa. niia; 'TI1Wmr--Chib.- met- Tharsday afteraooa with Mra. N. W. Clark. Mra. E. L Bhuford entertained the Hickory Book Club at last week's meot-ing. Mia Maad Cratch flsld. war married by R. J- E. Pritehard at th Metbod tta Protestant paraoaag Saturday yea lag: ;Xr"' -"'w ' ' . Mia Uarget Fraasaaa atartaind th Eatra Nous Cluw at hsr horn Thursday afteraooa. Mr. Carey T. Mey, of Raleigh, earn homa last Saturday briaglag with him hia bride.-whe waa Miss kUtharia Oul ley, af Goldibero, aad to whom h had baea aarriad that day. They spent th weak-aad her with hit parents, Mr. aad Mra, C U iiley, aad returned to Ral- u Paul Ifaraaa entertained the Rnibroidert Qub at ker home la th Isley building- Thnrsday' afternoon. NEWTON. 'ITewtoa, Feb. 24. Mr. G. C. ' Little, cashier of the Farmers A Natioaal Bank and member of the Methodist church choir, wa impromtu host- Saturday evening to the remainder of the choir, together with Rev. W. L. nutehens, pas tor of the church: Miss Olive Duke, Mrs.. J. A. Young, Mrs. B. D. Caddy of. Hickory, C W. Thurmond, Clyde 11 Rowe aad B. P. Caldwell, when with- out warning to h'artbey arrived at his reaideace to help him celebrate a -birta day. la the secret. Mra. Little had re freshmeat and aerved in three' courses. Several amusement schemes were staged. Mra. Herbert Yoaat entertained the Virginia Par Book Club Saturday af tern 00 a. The elub program was car' ried ontL: and refreshments - served. Among the guests were Mrs. H. U Be lk of Ashoville, Mra Tounfs house guest; Mesdames C M. McCorkla, L. F. Long, tt W. SherrilL Herbert Corpening, W. B. Aberaethy and J. M. Wagner. Tuesday afteraooa Mrs. C M. Me Corkle was kosteas to the Book , Club aad ta a large number of guests. A paper was presented on the subject of modern shipbuilding by Mrs. W. B. Gaither and one oa modern navy yards by Mra F. M. Williams, The company was entertained with musical numbers by Mrs. Clyde F. Rowe and'Min Mary Hardister. Sandwiches, salad, nuts. coffee end can dip were served. Mrs. H. L. Belk of Aaheville was an out-of- town guest. ' ' ALBEMARLE. Albemarle. Feb. 84. Mrs. J. E. Ewing was hostess to th : Twentieth Century Book Clnb on Tuesday' after aooa whea a number of invited guest enjoyed the hospitality of this charm ing hostess. Joel Chandler Harris, -wa the tonic of the program, and after a sketch of his life was 'res d by Mine Mary Mabry, several Uncle Bemns rto riee were read by Mr. G. B. McCain. Mr. W. A. Biviaa told on of his stories la a very Impressive manner. After tha program was finished- the hostess had a spelling match, th word wera revolutionary names, aad live la dies eat for the pries,' Mrs. J. H. An derson being the winner was presented a book, Daddy Long. Legs, by Geaa Web-, ster. ' . ' " Refreshments la course were served. Mr. J. G. Staple, of Beldsvillo, I visiting ia ths homo of hsr daughter, Mr. J. V. Bivina. - ! -:.v LENOIR. . :,' V;",-"' Lenoir. Feb. 24. Mrs. Robert f Reins entertained a number1 of friends at her home on Mulberry street oa last Thursday afternoon f rem S to t o'clock. , Of considerable social Interest to the people of Leoirrwaa-the-arrisga af Miss Mary Irene wooda to Bos Coffey, whieh wai olemaixed at th horn ef th parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Woods at ' Patterson oa last Thursday afteraooa at t:30 o'clock. In honor of her lister, . Mis Ellea vaaaeur, of Charlottesville. Va, Mra. Eugene Ivey entertained a few of her friends oa Wedaesday evening from I ta 11 o'eloek. Oa Tuesday evening from 8 to 11 o'clock. Miss May Puette waa at horn at her bom ia Fairfield to quite a number af lavUed guest, la honor af Mr. Murphy Montgomery, of Clifton Forge, Va., aad her attractive slater. Mia Ellea Vasaear, of Charlottesville, Va. -. . ' - - - , , - ' ' . - ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. Having qualified as the administratrix of tha estate of George W. Bailey, de- esaaad, lata of Wace County, North Car olina, thi ia ta notirv all partte hold ing claims agsiast th said estate to present them to tha undersigned an or be f ota th 12th day Of February, 191S. or thia aetiee will be plead ia bat of their recovery.. ; aU parties iadcbted'io the said estate will plea make" immediate payment Thia tha 12th day of February, 1917. NAN ME J. BAILEY, Administratrix, Zebulon. N. C O. P. DICKINSON', Attorney, , 5 - ' ' Wilsoa, N.'C. Ml 1 aw 6 wks BOYLAN ; RdieigKs Shopping Center - "V '. , ... ' . - l A Showing of the 'New PEARCE CO; - v.. .' . .... . . ' . ' r.-M- . : - . 1 Monday : Many new things will be shown Monday-New Garments, New. Millinery, Fabrics and others will be on display for the first time.. Quite interesting are these new modes arid a visit Mon-" day will be worth your while. Latest Fashions In Woman's Spring Attire K . (, Street and Dinner t Dreaaeai Party and Dancing Frocks, Tailored Suit, Evening Wraps, Sports Wear, etc, etc Charming Evening Dresses of Pussy Willow Taffeta combined with Nets, Chiffons, Georgette Crepes, in many color combinations. The hew dresses show a liberal use of metallic laces, bands and alovers. You will appreciate the .many new French touches andT innovations shown in these drtf-to CIC dresses at PO P30 New Spring Coat 'Suits, Smart Tailored Coat Suits, well and stylishly made, in high grades of Velour, Poiret Twill, Serge and imported Tweeds, v All the desired ahadeB for thia season's wear. Coats man niahly tailored. Plain and belted models, large col lars, pure silk linings. Skirts plain and shirred backs, full and flaring. Very hand some. Especially jpriced . . , ' gr hhh waaa arsaaa a v M 4ar.d: $25.00 New; Siik Sport Dresses Extraordinary collection of Sport Dresses, made of Wash Crepe de CWnes jn many stripe patterns Di versity is the keynote , of this showing, both in color combinations and styles! The most popular model has collar hemstitched and with' belt which adds consider ably to the sport effect.. See these new d0 C AA Dresses Hobday. They are priced at . . J)fciOUU New Silk Sport Coats New Spring Coats in Sport Models, of Satin' Stripe Gros de Londres. The very latest thing in Silk, Coats, de cidedly new and in beautiful color combinations. Two models of -particular interest are one of- Kelly and White and another of Orange and &OO CA White. They are priced, at. . . i . ..... tPC(a)OU TsV -w-x. iev sun uay uresses Convincing proof of the superiority of our new Spring Dresses caq he found by a visit tothis department this week. Never have the styles been as pretty, the color ings as wonderful and the materials as choice as thia season. A most refined showing of street, afternoon and shopping Dresses. A wide dQ 7C (tQC range of prices from. ....... ve O pOO . New Distinctive Spring Coats For' Matinee, Reception, Informal Dinner and Theater wear. Extremely rich in fabric, developed in quiet colors and along simple lines. The Practical and Motor Coats are fashioned of the smart Velours and Checked w 111 , t . a a (',. . . I1 worsteds, wnn oeautuui lining ana c .1 j Cfl P decideiy smart., trices range from if A.uJJ New Sport Blouses Are Here 7 The , past few days has added a large number bf .Sports Models to our advance .showing of Women's Blouses. Just the garments y.ou want for-, use- with the new Spring Sports Suits and Skirts. Sport Blouses, beautifully tailored Sports Blouses, made of Linen, Jap Silk and Pussy Willow Taffeta. Some are solid colors and others dashing stripes And smart checks,, they came to as from the best and foremost producers of Women's Blouses. -See them tomorrow. Many Styles in Georgette Blouses. Dainty Georgette Crepe Blouses In white, flesh and a full range of spring colorings, garments introduc ing all the most recent style de partures. &L r. NERY NEW SPRING MILL) Dress and Street Hats--Jse w, original designs, distinctive productions by the ' best known makers. Materials includ ing Milan Hemp, Hair Braid, Leghorn, etc., hi colors of chartreuse, gold, green, beige, pearl ' grays . and many other wanted shadesT Jrrices from .... . ; . . . . . . . .$5.00 to $15.00 ew R ugs, Draperies Curtains and yapestries Many new arrivals awaits your In spection on our third floor. . For the spring "fixinjr your wants have, been anticipated and you will find us prepared to fill your every re quirement fn these lines. Ratannia Rugs in the popular pat, terns for spring and summer 1917: - 80x60 inch 86x72 inch 4x7 ft feet 6x9 feet , 9x12 feet .. ....$1.75 ..$2.50 $5,00 $7.50 ....$13.50 Beautiful Tapesteries A good time"" now to renovate upholstered furnl-r' ture and we are showing a large line of Domestic, English and French ; Tapestries, with ' gimps to match. Priced at . .. . . .$2.00 to $4.00 yd. The New Silks for Spring , Silkjhwere never prettier, mpre daring and' original than this season fine weaves. Pault de Soie in ray stripes, colors, Copenhagen and, tan and Copenhagen and, navy, One of the season's innovations. 40 inches wide at v. j.. ;$3.50 a yard Jefsey Lily Silks in fine invisible stripes, a dainty fabric for finest' underwear. Shades of flesh and white ; $2.19 yd . Two-Toned Rajahs 40 incheawide in m'any color conjbi- v : nations, a silk niade especially for sport wear. .$2.75 yd. Wash Satins 40 inches wide in solids only a fabric of ' ; unusual beauty' . . $2.00 yd. -Satin Rays in, yellow,, white and, black combined, "also rr Turquoise white and "black. There is nothing newer in. silk and one of the best silks made. ... . . . . .$3.34 yd. Beldings GuaranteeduTa'ffetaa, all colors and every yard ,is guaranteed to wear for two seasons. .... . . .$2.00 yd. Skinners Satins in all shades, 36 inches wide'.'. ', . $2.00 yd. Solid Color Rajahsr-a most complete showing, 36 inches V wide ....v...... ,Y. . $1 J9 yL NaWal Pongees, 36 inches wide, $ 19, and 40 inches wide for . . , Georgette Crepes. ..... $2.1 9jrd. Never before have we shown so many ; New Colored arid Printed Wash Goods. In this showing of Wash Fabrics you will find almost every conceivable pattern and every color of the rainbow. Scotch Plaid Voiles, unusual patterns in the most desir able colorings, 44 inches wide, i....; . ..75c yd. ' Sport Stripe Voiles. The most predominating influence of the season is the sports styles. Here, yon will findjiozens of patternsjn this popular Voile, 42 inches wide. .69cydX Novelty Voiles in stripes, floral patterns in garden gate effects and many others. A wide range of patterns and prices . , .......... ....... .29c, 39c, 50c and 59c yd. Liberty Voiles, a sheer dainty wash fabric with either dresden designs, stripes 'or plaids. 40 inches . wide . . ..... , ........... . ... . . . .69c yd.' Corded Voiles, white grounds showing various color stripes, 36 inches, wide . . . ............ .29c yd. Pique Sport Stripes,, white ground with stripes "of gold, blue, greens, -browns, w rose, pink, etc, 56 inches wide . . . . . .V. . . . ...... 39c yd. Plain -ColoredVoiles, about fifteen different colors, 36 -colors :andthe-q"ality-was-neverbetter4i wide .i ....,.... . .......,.$1.59, $1,69 and $19 yd. ' Nefrelty Skirtings, Rainbow Stripes and Sun Spots pat' Malin Nets'in best qualities 72 inches wide, white, black terns, distinctively new, 36 inches- ' . and all, colors . . . .. ;t ... ; '.$1.50, $1.69 and $1.89 . wide ................ ; .39c, 50c and 75c yd.
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