.10 \‘omalk Congregation.
ali' hurch Women’ s Asso-
ciation Has Meeting.
‘1 1 meeting of the Women's
11 1l1e
.. 1:2.1l L‘lllll‘ch was held ye...
A..." '11'.111nat the home of Mrs.
lur. s Fairfleld avenue.
1. Mrs. J. Mlltomflaburn,
. . . 11 win-lied the meetingwith
1:. .' :1.11ilngs. Reports were
“ 11 1111- r11iiring officers and
I 1 1111111111: that good work ,
. ~11 during the year. Mrs.
1 “.13 asked for I» story I.
1 program, and line re-
, ; -1 1111 interesting narrative
1; 1 . the nhepherd boy, Joa-
‘"‘ l \‘1\'. J. Rummler gave on
1 . unlit or the early Chris-
1.;1cing its progress down
“‘7" . 1111ur1es. and closing by
.._. 1i ilclurc of present day
1illions. and the york
1 1‘.111(h of today h" '0 d0
‘7‘, . 1,. 1.11mi these conditions.
T" T 1.1 1cohs arose to make q
11 1 1111 was interrupted,s.nd
I" .. 111 a few fitting words.
. 1.1111 wlih fifty dolls.“ in
A?" 1 .111' of the Women's Asso-
.- pastor responded with
‘15. 1 . and Mrs. Jacobs
1‘ . 111 surprised by the gift
1111 xx :11ch from tho asso-
. a giving of gifts being in
“ - 11 1111mm 0: the association
1111-11- retiring president
11 111111 a basket of it". lit to
M...- 1 1 1111ir appreciation for he)
111k :1.- president.
1 11:111 01 the nominating
Mrs. Howard Tilly. the.)
‘.r-r rrport of nominations
1111:1116 committees to:
1~. 1 car. l ppn motion it was
1 111:- :1 croi'lry cast one kal-
. 1,... s1 nominated. and as
g Secretary—Miss Rosalia
.111ling Secretary—Mrs. John
' ll
Mrs Harold Nash.
\ 11 1—i’rosideuts—Elmwoml
s11 11-wis ll. Nailh: Bayview
Aw. M. It. HocCsusland;
1111111. Mrs. Charles H. Fer—
1 1111111119. Mrs. W. H. Stowe;
11 strut Mrs. Earl Baker:
-111k Mrs. C. P. Frey
-11ip Com mittee—Miss Mar) 1
1 Committee—Miss William-
1 1"\ Committee—Mrs Jacobs.
1‘11mm‘111ce——Mrs. John Q
Committee—dill” Harriet
11' Committee—Mrs. Harry
1 \Vork Committee—Mrs. F. H
11% Committee—Miss “uiilic
Committee—Mrs. L. H.
11. chairman: assisted by dis~
' 1111124 as follows: East Nor-
' .1. Phi. l.Smith; Bayviow ave-
l~‘r:111k Backer; South Main
‘11111. Monscll: West avenue,
1;11 West avenue. Mrs.
111mg; Elmwood avenue.
1 1 l'crs;1'lax Hill road, Mrs.
11mm Committee—Mrs. T. F.
s at the president and two
11111111 were not filled at thin
1111 will be nominated and
1 :1 1‘111ure meeting of the as-
tmr: 1110 regular program. le-
1-121 were served, and the re-
1. r1" 1111: gifts again expremed
>~~11r1~ at the spirit prompting
111:1iinns, As expressed by the
1-1111. the association is 'r. at.
.1.- .111vl prosper-due condition.
‘11 is expected from the new
11111: the next )ear.
AT THE THEATRES
l\| \\l£ DY AND BEI‘LL
in 'Tlrumhuiy Bound" It PM
Theatre Today.
11 .11 .zstronomers have recent
11ml two new stars in the
11111 1'11-mament. They are lit-
11‘11ut oh. how they twinkle.
1111113 are Elizabeth Kenned)
1 1‘1 ~1111 Merle, and they are two
‘ 1 wrest children on the stage:
1 1 ‘. 11.1y display dramatic genius
‘ 1111;11-iicvable in youngsters °(
‘ 11 :1«lr-r years. They hove :- rut
1‘ humor, a. remarkable sbility
1 11- and genuine dramatic in-
'1‘11¢-ir appeal is not no is (re.-
‘ .1 i'flfilf“ with klddlel, I. 031””
11111, .1 matter or genuine abil-
'1\' offer a. little Entire called
A" 1l~11v Bound." which uflords
1 111mriuniiy for a. wide rungs-or
' ability. The scene is theol-
l‘.’1\l(l Bolasco. I. couple 0"
111mm call looking for engage-
. The famous mansger ‘ ut
"’ '1“ 111111iren proceed to sho
11 .. at they would do were the?
’ l for this or that port. A sex-'-
”1111 rsnnntions follow that do.
r- conclusively that some day
' ‘ KonnVly and Mr. Berle ROOF
W11" present strain. they so-
' " 5 1 Prominent piece in m the-
‘ ‘nll of fame. Eninbdth qd
;' ' 1 will he lectured on thy—row
f" r- 1.111 opening today. Thm‘win
" 11” r11hr~r big acts and Norm-2'1?)-
'-‘1 Nature, “New Moon."
“REDIEMBBANCE.” '
_ [urgent Tod-y. ..
" quality thot moire- o motion
1””1“ nebular—take the word of
'l'" 1‘ producer. octor sud publicm
1-." 1 «l5' ‘heart interact." To all '0!
"1'1“heart interest” moons—«did
1 ‘1wurd—Mrs. E. 0. Hunting-
euch‘
1111111111 Hughes Dramatic Spools] Tat '
1'“ '. 1111111 Rupert Hughes find It!"
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Store closes daily at 6 o ’clock.
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1 . I Store closes ‘Iaily at 6 o’clock
January Clearance of all Merchandise
To say that this' is the most important January Clearance we have bad in several years seems a trite re-
mark, but good straight English words are best after all. This sale holds so much of. value that we cannot
.hlk ibo strongly about it and we have not had any sale 56 full of good things since prc-war days.
. Fireiess Cookers
"The. Thematic” in
metal cas'c with wood
corners, lined with
seamless aluminum
and fully equipped
with all utensils, kettl-
es, baking racks etc.
These have been used
as floor samples and
1 are slightly scratched,
but fare in first class
working condition.
Single Well Style, was
$19. 50
for $12.00
Double Well style, was
$36. so
for $25.00
Four Well style, was
$57. 00
for $37.50
Basement.
' Towels and
Crashes
Turkish Towels. large
11121111. heavy double
thread. very absorbent,
ellwhite, reg. 85
69 cu.
Huck Towels, guest
size, all linen, hem
stitched, extra quality
reg.’$1.25
$1.00
Huck Towels, full
size all linen, damask
bard? reg. $1.50
$1. 25
Crush for dish and
hand towels heavy
weight
45.16:, sole price
:TheOrienthugs.
Unusual and Desirable Items ’
No other rug is so beautiful, none so durable. This assortment selected es-
pecially for this sale is the largest that ever entered the city at one time. The
bales were opened here 1!! the Read H005: and as the lustrous silky waves were
unrolled, handsome as leopard and tiger, skins, everyone who saw them admir-
ed. Someof the colorings are rare, 'the deep mysterious blues of 'lndia, the rose *1
and gold of Persia and many small rugs done by hill tribes in Persia and Asia
Minor where the weaving. of rugs is a religious rite *
Prominent' m the eollection' u s group of new rugs. These while vivid in
coloring and looking new, will wear down with use, betoming in time the
much desired “antiques.”
Colonisl Furniture
T he price is very low.
. Fourth floor?
Remarkably fine reproductions. Highboys, Four-post Beds, some with
“pineapple” tops, Lowboys, Secretarys, Mirrors, Spinct Desks and Colonial
Desks such as the “John Hancock” model, Sewing Tables, Chests of Drawers,
Candle Stands and Tip-Tables, Console and Card Tables, Gatelcg Tables and
Chairs.
In the Chins Store
A large assortment of indoor Chairs.
't
Fourth floor. '
Much high grade English and French ware in broken stock patterns. it
is a chance to get extra bargains for most. of these are of such patterns as will
combine with other china.
Sets of plates and odd dishes of different sorts can be picked out.
These are at half price.
Odd Platters and Vegetable Dishes, Bowls, Chocolate Pots, FT'uii and Cer-
eal Dishes at small prices.
Table Classes for all uses. Optic and etched patterns of high grade.
Lamps, table and floor lamps, artistic models, all' in the said.
Linens.
Main door. north aisle. .
High grade weaves from lrcland, both Damasks and Napkins. Pattern
Cloths, Luncheon Sets, Madeira Coveis and Doylies.
Plain Linen hemstitched Scarves and Covers, Crashes.
9 The Basement Furnishing Store
Talia floor.
Luggage, all trunks, traveling bags and suit cases at sale prices;
Hampers and Baskets
Go's Rouge:
Gas Heaters
‘BmomssndMops
Bathroom Fixtures
Enameled Wore
Vacuum Goods -
NickeledWsre
Aluminum Wore
Esrthen Ware ‘
Clothes Hampers
Willow, square, round
or oblong, in several
sizes
Were $12.00 for $ 8.00
Were $15.00 for $10.00
Were $13.50 for $ 9.00
Were $_ 6.00 for $ 4.00
Were $ 5. 50 for $ 3.75
Were $ 4. 50 for $ 3.00
' Basement.
' Domestics
Bedspreads, hemmed,
satin finish good
weight in attractive
patterns, size 88x98
regular, $7.00
35-75
Sheets, hemmed, size
8111990 good ‘ heavy
weight, up dressing
$1.49 sole price
Art Goods
All Discontinued Numbers' m Embroidery Package
Goods at One Third OE
Poplin and Retina Skirts. made up and stamped;
were $6.50
Shoo Bogs made up, were 85c
For $3.75
For 39 cu.
linen CContorpio'eu, stamped. three sizes;
In 54 inch, were $6.50 For $4.00 .
In 45 inch, were $5.50 For $3.50
In 86 inch, were $1.25 . For 90 cu.
{Turkish Towels, stamped, 1
‘ were $1.50 and $1.75. For $1.00
were 75 cts. For 50 etc.
Stumped Pillow Tops with bucks, in several styles.
Fraternal designs, were '50 cts. For 29 etc.
1 Assorted designs, were 75 cts. For 39 cu.
* were $1. 25 For 75 cu. ‘
:Sts‘mp‘od We and Centers, were 29 cts. For 19 cu.
Smotsrfillr, on spools, 50 cu.
in skeins, $1.00
Wfiory Floss, was 20 and 35 cts.
For 10 sud 15 cts.
w” 1mm», north
(IKE lllthllCo
Corset Covers.
La Grecque, Marcell
Covers, with sizes 36 to 44 represented in the com-
bined groups.
Amifrcnch Covers
'1, .
Several Makes
a and Amifrencb Corset
have embroidered and
scalloped edges, strap tops or built-up shoulders,
peplums and open fronts.
Were 31. 25
Were _ $1.50
Were $2.00
Other styles come mostly
to $4. 50.
C
Now marked 95 cu.
Now marked $1.19
Now marked $1.50
lace trimmed, were $2.50
Sale Prices $1.39, $1.89 end $1.95
Were 32 .00 and 32. 50 ‘
Were Si. 75 and $2. 00
Were 31. 25 and $1.50
Now $1.50
Now $1.19 ‘
Now 95 cu.
Bodies,- lace trimmed, strap tops, were 31 .251
and $1. 50.
Now95ctnsnd$L 19
Sall group in 34 and 36 only, were 59 cts.
Now 19’ etc.
Second floor.
Stationery
in gift bOXES, left from
the Chrisbnas‘sale.
Paper and envelopes,
white, pink or blue.
Correspondence Cards
in some boxes. -We're
as high 51s 312,00
Hail-3 Price
Tuclose out.
' min floor.
Handbags
Of velvet, black or
blue with inside change
blue with inside
change compartment, '
and four or five vani-
ty fittings. Regular
33.50 and 33.95 ’
At. $250
Him floor. from.
‘ ing fora bedroom as a four post bed.
‘ 9
‘ ' ' 2 Steel" Beds ‘
4,0113: dcca e ago a metal bed suggested the
hospital becnuse‘ .1 “was SO". plain in cofistruction.
Not so today. ’ The choicest patterns in wood are;
now copied in metal. And not only the pattern,‘
but the odor and finish also. In the sale there are .
metal beds' m period designs, mahogany or walnut
finished.
Beds.’ in Mahognn‘y and Walnut finishes,
Regularly $22.50 ' sale Priccs$l9.00
Regularly. $24.00 §Salc Price $21.00
Regularlyl$45.00 Sale Price $36.00
Regularly‘szloo ‘ Sale Price $23.00
VlvoryBedsinnllsizes
Regularly $10. 75
Regularly $15. 00
Regularly $22.50
Regularly $25.00
Regularly $16.00
Sale Price $ 8.50
SalePricc $12.00
Sale Price $19.50
Sale Price $22.00
Sale Price $14.00
Fourth floor.
Four’Post Beds
There is nothing quite so stately and interest?
it can be use!
with almost‘any type of bureau, especially if thd
bureau has‘any Colonial line‘s or is in any way an.
tique in appearance. The time is not so long since
, it was‘ impossible to get one of these old style four-
pust beds on account of its expense. These Offered
in the sale are all well made and are within reach of
any one who wants a bed- of this kind, for a com-
parativcly small outlay. Please notice prices. ‘
Four-Post Beds w"lh pine cone carving, 3 ft. 3 size.
Regularly 335. 50 Sale Price $31.00
Regularly $34.00 Sale Price $30.00
Regularly. $47.00 Sale Price $41.00
Regularly $45.00~ Sale Price $39.50
Regularly 350. 00 Sale Price $45.00
Four-Post Beds in 4 ft. 6 size.
Regularly $46. 00 Sale Price $36.00
Regularly 338. 00 Sale Price $33.0g
Regularly $69. 00 Sale Price $60.0
Sale Price $47.00
Sale Price $.00
Regularly $53.50
Regularly 379.50
Remarkable Sale of Shoes
Broken mm taken from Read ohmic-d *
stock. A good range of styles and sizes, but not all.
in each one:
. -, Now $8. 8!"
: We're-$11.50.}. . . .
waonémol‘ 1‘ .Now . $6 85
o love story m: o lovely young
heroine m s MIMI!!! yum hero
and m in oeotim:
who-unsort-
ssons.
Bntm.fi
follow aim
tho: mints.
to. .11. wagsjm. Wm‘ "
m
llr. Hugh.
mummMonMonm
expended
“61w ism-'1-
”notewothu
hove
it to put I further clincher on this
new sort 0: screen hart interest. It
is o story at tether—much like your
(other Ind mine-his urnmes to
make his busine- bring in enough
money tosntisi’y the increasing
moods of wnesnd children. his break-
down in tho struggle sad the sunken-
‘ing at his myton humour-gut!
reclining sense of their selfishness.
We sum
de-
minst-ths heart ‘otthe district It‘-
torney. reody to pull the trifle: in
Iccordnncs with s scored promise to
his wife t6 even” her for the wrong
the attorney had done her.
The crook defied
escaped from prison in‘order to con-
secrets this tens- moment in this
ushion. -
The minor on the gun slowly “its
death find
mtre. Wssnlngton street.
Thomas H. In‘ee's specie! production
when
"Skin Deep” opens todsy for s three
duys’ run, today.
any.
The con includes such well known 1.
since-Wallis. norme- “Wider“.
firmer-aim.
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