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9urtjprj wwvE Kgv kprpy jf jujw bw wm 3 THE WASHINGTON POST jStiftDY JBEBRHARY 18 1917 5 SYLVAN to FOR BALL Deer to Watch Dancers in Leafy Glades at Hunt Club Revel COSTUMES FEOM ALL AGES Trees and Masses of Plants Used in Decorations Gleam of Moonlight to Add to Romance of Setting Boxes Made Into Rose Arbors Magic Changes in Ballroom Th larg ballroom of the Willard will te transformed from a social ball into a reproduction of an ideal rylvan dell undr the moonlight with pn lve eed aer and other animals grazing onto a scene of revelry in which Washington society grarbed In thhunt costumes of all ages will mingle TueiidfcA night when the Mardi Gra Hunt Ball of the Washington Hiding and Hunt Club will be given Th proceeds will be devoted to the Society of the Purple ross for the saving of animals maimed on the battlefields of France Woodland Scene Planned For four weeks the work of transforming the hrll Into the deepest of woodlands has been progressing The formal architecture of the ballroom has oeen entlrel obliterated The boxes bordering the room have been con ver Into rose arbors with roes and other flowers of more wonderful colors and textures than ever were raised in a garden Between the boxen the columns have been covered with bark A forest of trees has been imported and between the groves will be numerous deer and other shy animals 5f the woodlands At one end of the hall a complete slan group with a slag and hounds will be found This novel setting will be lighted by a moonnght more siler blue more soft In tone than ever lighted a real woods The chandeliers ha been replaced huge balls a ard or more In dlame ter suspended aboe the scene On these will be plajed numerouse lights from projectors and these vari colored lights mingled with a luminous moonlight blue shed from the balls them elvet Kill proiide a perfect moonlight Supjser Tables in Ballroom The supper tables will be situated in the 11 ballroom This scene has been tranFformed also Fach table will be formed at out a large palm tree grow i through the center From these soft lights will be led by fancy lanterns so that the diners will be in the Ixtofapalm groe Two orchestras one in fancv costume will furnish music feorre Oakle Totten chairman of the ball committee designed and supervised the execution of the lecoi tions The following will be In charge of refr nent tables in the main ball ro eorge Eutis Mrs Frank Edward lohnson Marttne Jew ell 1 nald Woodward Mrs Richard ner A Downing Dr re ke Simpson Gen George crl en Mrs Moran Miss Martha Pod man Pr A Hopkins Commander albraith Charles Wheeler Dr TL leereux Mr A Browne Edward rerett Walter Tuckerman Tohn Pians Thomas Logan Rich i ard Crane Hutchinson A I Oaph Mis Ethel MacMurraj Mrs Har Walker Mrs Hamilton Lewis an 1 Burrell Huff I Famed Child Rider Jfill Appear Among Capital Horse Show Stars twr JSaaaar MwfoL faf fl aaal iWMmmi TsTlti iiMMsfl ppMwHSnnsH bBbMbbC iiBssssHBySSSSSrt smmmixmmmmmsimmm SPAIN IS NEARER WAR CONTCfCKD TBOU TIEST LQxC MISS MAUD PBEECE Noted Juvenile horsewoman who will ride In the Washington Riding and Hunt Club Horse Show At the age of six Miss Preece won first prise at the big Olympla horse show in 1910 500 Horses Are Entered for Show Will Be Best Ever Held In Capital Owners of Many Fine Strings Among Exhibitors Special Interest in Polo Ponies Many Cups to Be Contested Opens Tomorrow and Closes Tuesday One of the largest horse shows of its Kind ever held south of New Tork will be the Indoor exhibition staged by the Washington Riding and Hunt Club at its riding hall Twenty second and streets northwest which begins tomorrow afternoon The show will continue tomorrow evening and will close Tuesday afternoon Many of the best horses In the East group Miss Ruth Wilson Diana Miss Marj Lord Andrews Miss Drain Miss Suzanne Chase Mies Candace Howard Miss Elizabeth Heath Mrss Rust Miss Kindleberger Miss Margaret Howard Miss Kingsbury Group No 3 Robin Hood organ fzed bj Mrs Richard Harlow with the following participants Miss Catherine Harlow Miss Lydla Chapin Miss Louise Delano John Remej Commander Joseph Fisher Lieut Edwin Watson Lieut Clement Heth Paymaster Omar Conger Lieut Homer Wick and Lieut Harold Van Vahcah propran Mri William Flather jr Mrs Towers Mile van Rappart Miss Trances Moore Miss Edith Blair Misi Hallie Elkins Dals Miss de Pena Miss Catherine McCltntock Miss Adelaide Heath Miss Ann Talbot Day Miss Sallj Beecher Miss Le Seure Miss Gleaves Miss McChord Miss Birney Miss Janet Herron Miss Jeannette Cowan and Miss Shuej Groups in the Enemble The following will comprise the groups participating Group 1 The Hunt Eternal centaurs organised by the National School of Fine and Applied Art costumes made by the pupils according to Michel Jacobs spectrum color theorj Miss Dorothy Dent nvmph Miss Muriel Bojd centaur wire Miss Margaret Cutler nvmph Miss Louise Rochon njmph Miss Leah Range centaur single ladv centaur Mis Philips nymph Hammer centaur drunken husband Milton Brjan Pan Louis Janof centaur loer and 0erton Colbert Group No 5 Diana organized by Mrs John Jaj hite itl costumes designed and executed by Neighborhood House The following comprise the of Victor Tvans with the following participants Chief Ka Ka She 93 years old who has the record of killing three buffaloes with one arrow and head chief of the Flathead tribe Chief Bullhead Flathead Chief Moiesse Flathead Chief Machelle Pen Orlelle Crief Antes Kootnal Chief Grizzly Bear Coming Up the Mountain Koot nal mixed bloods Marie Lamery Flathead Indian maiden costume over 100 years old Louis Lantow Louis Pellew Joe Pierre George Wassan Kowes Bav tribe Oregon The races group organized by Joseph Sinnott Devereux with the following Douglas Hilber Warwick are among the entries Among the exhibitors will be owners of soma fine strings of horses Special Interest attaches to this fact because Washington Is fast becoming a center for polo toyneys and sportsmen owning ponies for this game are especially Interested In those entered in the coming show Three Hundred Horses Entered About 300 horses are entered In the various events The entries In each class are Saddle ponies under 12 hands 7 12 hands and not oer 14 2 hands 7 harness ponies MlllWJ OKU IlUi over 14 2 7 ponies novelty class to be ridden by children under 14 years 6 racing ponies 12 hands and under 4 saddle horses 22 novice saddle horses 23 Saddle horses novelty class 5 runabout horses 3 single harness horses 16 2 hands and over 8 single harness The following voung ladles will sell urouP or a lnians irom ln horses under 152 hands 4 doubirhar flowers confetti photograph tickets or hM re8eai1n Mtf ln ness horses 5 ladlentirht ers free for all 22 hunters handicap 22 novice hunters 14 hunters novelty class 14 Metropolitan police force 37 Jumpers enlisted men only 11 officers Jumpers 11 best officers mount 9 best charger for officers only 8 best charger open class 9 polo ponies 6 sporting tandem 1 roadsters 7 ride and drive combination 3 Cnps and Donors Cups have been presented as follows Ord Preston class 1 Mrs Ira Copley class 2 Miss RlMa Ramsden Sykes class 5 Dr Ryan Devereux class 6 Gen James A Buchanan class 14 Den Montgomery Donald Harrison McKnew nls A Upson class 15 William Eric and Joseph Sinnott Devereux The Fox Hunt Group Fox hunt group organised by Miss Ethel MacMurray with Mrs Le Breton the Misses Scrlven Miss Marie Trumbull Lieut Comdr I Breton Capt Lead Ord Preston Maj William Mitch ell Maj William Kelly John Evans and William Fowler Daniel Boone group organized bj Dr A Hopkins with Dr Breckinridge Dr A Hopkins Miss Anne Hopkins and Miss Frances Hopkins SSHvasaPiSire EferrsioWrinMeas Complexion Diem How a muddy sallow aging skin can be made wonderfully youthful and beautiful through remarkable discovery of osmosis of the skin When ou see a woman past thirty with no horrid crowsfeet or pouches around he ces no enlarged noe pores no deep line or furrows about the mouth and possessed of a clear velvety complexion you can be practicallj certain that she knows beauty secrets not possessed the average wo he ma have as much cause for looking old and careworn rb anbod yet she is able to go on jear after ear with never a sign of wrinkles or complexion blemishes all the while preserving a fresh youthful appearance And there is reallv no reaon why anj woman between thirty and xu should not look from five to fifteen ea jounge than she reallv is by slmplv knowing the secret of Just what to do It ought to be a matter of pride with xou to keep our complexion clear and vour face vouthful as much as it is to keep our hands and nails clem But you can not hope to be beautiful and attract unless iou give vour skin full opportunit to act freel and renew its jouth No mat ter what vour are no matter how coarse harh and unslghtl jour complexion nor what you have tried unsuccessfully the moment vou produce osmosis of the skin jou win look younger and far more beautiful Many a i led hollow cheeked faded lookinglooking woman has re gained her charm and awakened to find herself pretty as a pic ture with every sign of wrinkles and com 1 i blemishes gone through this wonderful simple method atch what It does for you Merely wash you race in warm water Need for Vrly at night and rub in n0 Totm aad a teaspoonful or two Swp WriaUu of any good roseated creajn which you Cnce Valotine gtMblil Wrtra Pidm SlM founded with them Most women pre xer ureme xoKaion ttoseated If you Fowler class 16 Mrs Robert Thomp I son class 17 William Eno class 19 I Larz Anderson class 20 Col Robert Thompson class 21 Alban Butler class 22 Mrs Larz Anderson class 23 Mitchell Harrison class 24 and I Ward class 27 I Classes and Entries I following Is a list of the exhibitors 1 Clarence A Asplnwall Mrs Lars Anderson A Addison Capt An derson Mrs Sinclair Bowen Syd ney Bieber Sergt Philip Browne Priv ate John Boland Sergt Burehnskl Airs jonn i cassedy William Cul Hnane Dr William Collins Mrs Andrew Cummlngs Sergt Corn wail inspector Cross Private Combe Private Culllnane Ralph Coffin Sergt Cauder Master Ap ner Drury Master Ashton Devereaux Master James Devereaux Downey Jr John Duff Sergt Dent Private A Donovan Sergt Doran Donald Miss Elizabeth Edmonds Sergt Easley a I Follin Capt Falvey Lieut Paul Frank Master Edward Ferneynough Lieut Giles Sergt Gwynn Miss Anna Hamlin Dr Hlneberger Melvln Hazen Hamilton and Wright Miss Edythe Howard Miss Ruth Hitchcock Sergt Harry Private Huff Miss Eleanor Jackson Jackson Capt Thomas Judge Lieut Alexander Johnson A Jones Lane Miss Louise Snyder McLanahan Maj William Mitchell Miss Ethel MacMurray Capt Mc Enery William Llttauer Capt Milling George Mullin jr Private McLucas Sergt Maj Morrlssey Sergt Miller Capt Meade Miss Lawson Newcomb Miss Ellsworth New comb Master Turner Newcomb Miss Sidney Neale Sergt Neale Miss Theodora PleadwelL Palmer Master Fordham Radue Private William Riley Sergt Russell Sergt Ready Commander Reld Miss Nettie Stevens Miss Betty Scrlven Lieut Robert Strong Capt Henry Schneider Sergt Stolln Private Smith Private A Strobel Private Stroman Private Smith Private Swain George Oakley Totten Jr CoL Robert Thompson Private Robert Tapjcott jaary rurner lxnnls A Upeon Maj Lutz Wahl Gibson Wathen Charles Turner Sergt Tates Private Owen Private Vanderschaef and Corpl Ward have wrinkles get a box of Japanese lVrrfor Pintle RArM Ice Pencils and use them In connection I llUS BOTCLeT Girls Lack Romance Spain as to urevent ber from either declaring war upon Germany or bring ing any pressors whatsoever to bear at Berlin and Vienna Ztor the heir apparent the Prince of the Asturia is but 10 years old and would have before him a minority of etx years There would be an Inevitable contest for the regency between Queen Ena who la or English birth and sympathies and her mother in law Queen Christina who a a Hapsburg and a sister of the Austrian generalissimo naturally leans toward the Ventral powers King Alfonso has two brothers in law Of these one the Infant Fernando who makes his home at Madrid is by birtb a scion of the reigning house of Bavaria and intensely pro German while the other the Infant Carlos married en secondes noces to Princess Louise of France sister of the Dukes of Orleans and of Montpensier I is naturally heart and soul for Franoe and hey allies The contest for the re genoy or rather I should say the quarrels in connection therewith would lead to all sorts of political Intrigues and disturbances which would leave Spain wholly powerless to play any role whatsoever In the affairs of Eu irope in this the greatest crisis of its history Under the circumstances it will be readily understood that King Alfonsos life Just at present is more than ordinarily precious ot his people and exposed to exceptional danger at the hands of foreign assassins Consuls Levy Blackmail As an illustration of the boldness of the German officials in Spain and of their insulting disregard for the sovereignty of the king and of his government I may mention that for some time past the German consuls Rar icelona Bllboa Santander Cadiz Car i iagena ana other Spanish ports have been granting so called safe conducts to Spanish merchant ships pretending to secure them against being sunk or captured by German submarines in the Mediterranean or on the Atlantic They have been charging for these safe conducts at the rate of J100 apiece under the heading of Inspection fees and an additional rate of 25 cents a ton on the registered tonnage of the ship The money thus extorted was nothing more nor less than backmail and in one instance at Valencia the German con su after receiving and pocketing his 1100 fee for Inspection declined to give a safe conduct on the ground that the oranges which constituted the cargo were wrapper in paper bearinr a stamped portrait of Queen Ens the consul ejecting to the Queen of Spain on account of her English birth Last month a wireless message from Madrid to Berlin was Intercepted by the wireless station on the summit of the Eiffel Tower at Paris and was at once communicated by the French government to the Spanish Ambassador for transmission to Madrid It was nothing more nor less than an appeal from Prince Max Hohenlohe to his government at Berlin for more money in orcier to intensify tne work of the Spanish press In favor of Germany and to bring about the fall of the cabinet of Count Roraanones Envoys Grave Charges The arrival of this extraordinary message at juaana coincided there with the appearance in La Naclon a Ger man financed and German controlled newspaper of an Interview with the German Ambassador in which he de clared that the sinking of Spanish ships by German submarines was a severe and much needed lesson for Spain whom he had repeatedly warned not to allow herself to be dragged Into trading In contraband of war He added that the lesson was all the more timely owing to the fact that the premier Count Romanones was bound to the powers of the en tente by material Interests that is to 0JT Wll 1V AlA lCUllimi A4AAXXa4A IV be bribed by the allies So intense was the Indignation caus ed by these attacks on the premier which were a matter of public discus sion in the cortes that Count Ro manones considered It necessary to tender the resignation of his cabinet to Don Alfonso who however as was to be expected assured him of his en tire confidence and begged him and his fellow ministers to remain on in office This action of the king was subse quently indorsed with enthusiasm by an overwhelming majority in the cor tes where republicans and conserva tives of every class united In pledging I their support to the liberal adminis tration until the end of the war so that the nation could present a united front to any foreign foe Blunders of Diplomacy As in the case of Count Bernstorff at Washington so did Prince Hohen lohe at Madrid persistently Intrigue with the political adversaries of the administration in order to embarrass it to frustrate its alms and to discredit It in the eyes of the people Indeed the efforts of Prince Hohenlohe In this direction weer even more brutal and Insulting than those of his colleague at Washington But whereas Count Bernstorff was able prior to his departure to organize obstructions of various kinds to the ctlon of the President ana to nis projects an that Frinoe Hohenlohe has achieved has been to reconcile for the time being the va rious elements of the Spanish opposition to Count Romanones They have not only agreed to abstain from making any inquiries or Inaugurating any debates which might be embarrassing to the king and to the premier but also to postpone until after the war the debates on the legislative program of the government contenting themselves with voting not merely the ordinary Budget but the additional supplies re quired by the state for purposes of naval and military defense Prince Hohenlohe indeed Instead of keeping Spain out of the war has I brought it much nearer to participa tion therein and whereas two years ago the oountry would have been very divided aDout drawing the sword against the central powers seeing that there are no less than 100 000 Germans many oi tnem reservists at DreSent In the peninsula the people will now if necessary enter upon the fray on the side of the allies as an absolutelv umieo nation KX ATTACHE Savings Of unusual In Cj tereit on home jBffjkvt foxoishinss1 iiLVIW every description i I A Lisner i Street Prepare Now For Inaarnxatlon Visitors Come to the Palais Roysi Tomorrow A Great Inauguration Preparedness Sale Commences Here Tomorrow Thousands of Dollars worth of Beds Bedding Upholsteries Home Utilities Rugs China Lamps havebeen purchased particularly for this great sale Values are unusual An extraordinary opportunity to prepare forthe multitude of Inauguration visitors that are even now pouring into Washington from all over America 25655 Yards New 1917 Cretonnes ON SALE TOMORROW Loops the Loop In Hydroaero Pensacola Fla Feb 17 Capt Francis Evans attached to th naw flying school here successfully looped the loop In a hydroalrplane Tuesday at a blglt of several hundred feet It was said to be the first successful somersault in a hydroalrplane in this country with the cream and you can get quick nciion on me ueepest wrinmes no matter of how long standing For giving an Indescribably beautiful effect to the neck and arms as well as suppressing almost immediately the appearance of all smaller wrinkles and marks of age man women use a little Santonex in connection with this method for producing skin osmosis The above Is one of a series of articles on beauty specially written by Mile Simon Marelx of Paris winner ef two great international beauty prises one in Paris the other in England Mile Mareiz personally smaran Springfleld HI Feb 10 Mexican senorltas are not beautiful black haired sirens and Texas ranch girls are not dashing That is the information brought back from the Texas border by rrcnK uazcy scenario writer who TODAYS AID TO BEAUTY Hair is by far the most conspicuous thing about us and is probably the most easily damaged by bador careless treatment If we are very careful in hair washing we will have virtually no hair troubles An especially fine shampoo for this weather one that brings out an ine natural beauty of the hair that dissolves and entirely removes all it Vel SXht naUOnal nard ni da ce oil anTdTrt easSy nersonallv tees success in every case with th Aearch of lortAl rsilni Daxey liveS in Qulncy I1L when he isnt in New Yorc Asked if he brought back material for many ati fthtntn frftm tV ftm morning wart Mth Tface wfth cold artlclerofwinfuSdemor PV American JUney oper ru moLecream three nafdafoi them provided you take vSSr whlch th rtas ranch maids i 1 lomsnea at dealers receipt at the time you make CarBEMthfctJJi taken place vour Purchase Her Am el can address how the old hardened coarse rough Simon Marelx 2 West nd I 51 skln turns Into ne fresh soft youth New Tork Cream Totllni Tnhi ful looklng skin almost befoV your anT theother JtZfS very eyes an aue to simple osmosis of be obtained absolutely fresh and sniVr 7 SSSk 3 XsciaVed8 rttrSFlSSSS would be the attractive heroines replied that he had much better have I stayed away and kept his illusions No he said Ifs too real to take wen be used at trifling expense by simply dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrox which you can get at any druggists in a cup of hot water This makes a full cup of shampoo liquid enough so it is easy to apply it to all the hair Instead of Just the top of the head This chemically dissolves all impurities and creates a soothing cooling lather fmatntf Lav a tt mmIh Besides after seeing those girls clean soft and pliant while the hair there I wouldnt have the heart takes on the glossy richness ot natural to wish them on anybody not even la picture lorm If 1 were to write a scenario Uncle 8am would be the villain natural color also a fluffiness which makes it seem much heavier than it la After a canthrox shampoo arranging the hair la a pleasure wA dv First and foremost here is the display of thousands of yards of the new 1917 Cretonnes representative of Americas and Englands best makers Our display this season is conceded to be about the finest in Washington New 1917 Cretonnes from421c to 98c yard At 12 per yard We show on tabla lot In light and dark floral and foliage effects mostly in imitations of the more expensive Geneva cloths At 19c per yard Are black and white check and striped backgrounds covered with pretty floral designs of blue rose or yellow also chintz effects and other pretty designs At 24c a yard Are Geneva and Verdue Cre tonnes in the popular dark iollage and floral and tapestry effects also Eureka Cretonnes In the prettiest floral designs on plain or checked backgrounds At 39c a yard One big table lot to select from Mayflower chintz In new Chinese patterns Leonla Mills Cretonnes in the beautiful Forest Hill design and many other equally beautiful patterns Important Sale of Window Shades Large New York manufacturer closed out to us 6555 shades all size 3x6 Choice of light and dark greens browns white plain or duplex colors We are placing these shades on sale Monday in two big table lots Lot No 1 20c The factory marked this lot seconds but the Imperfections are hardly noticeable and will not Impair the wearing quality of these shades All mounted on strongly made shade rollers Among this lot Holland Opaque Cloth and Oil Opaque If made to your order these shades would sell at 50c to 76c each Here Monday only 29c complete with fixtures Lot Xo a 49c All perfect quality Among this lot finest Holland Duplex Oil Opaque handmade Oil Opaque or Cambric All mounted on best quality spring rollers Choice of white brown green ecru All size 3x6 It made to order value would be 150 On account of the exceptionally low price no telephone orders no and none ex chanced 3iiiCiii il HB New 1917 Deltox Grass Rugs See our window display The finest smoothest and best wear ing grass rug made stenciled design 9x12 095 9x10 795 6x9 545 6 4x9 0 inch 875 36x72 lnch 195 PLAIN DELTOX STAIR CARPET 18 lnch Yard 40c 21 lnch Yard 45c 27 Inch Yard 65c 30 Inch Yard 60c 36 inch Yard 65c New Belgian Art Drapery Something entirely different from other draperies ling 285 a Set Values to 750 These draperies were made in the border towns of France and Belgium the materials are various linen7 qualities artistically embroidered trimmed and hand blocked in designs copied after the famous French designer Poiret Falala Royal SaA FlMtr Many Extraordinary Savings in BEDS MATTRESSES ETC Well made durable and guaranteed makes represented many nationally known such as Foster Ideal Simmons etc Brass and Enamel Beds 2 ln Oontlnuous Post Enamel Bed 10 heavy fillers 9 2 ln Square Post Enamel Bed 15 2 ln Continuous Post MahoganyMahogany finish Steel Bed 1150 2 ln Straight Post Enamel Bed brass eaps 1150 1 in Square Post Enamel Bed 13 50 Satin Square Brass Bed 2 Inch square postsj 48 ft 36 Satin Square Brass Bed 46 ft 34 Satin Brass Bed 2 lnch continuous posts 46 ft 3250 Satin Brass Bed 2 lnch continuous posts 4 6 ft 30 WTT 11 I Tl Extraordinary Valaex in Mattresses American Fiber Grass Mattress at 398 Only Foster Ideal continuous post baked enamel iron bed with 10 fillers like cut in all sizes All new and perfect A bright D47a See Nearly 1000 Inauguration the Parade Stools to teUto Qn from floor at 39 morrow Ety extra 75 American Fiber Grass Mattresses made with boxed rolled edge Closely tufted covered striped ticking has soft top Layer Felt Mattresses 975 Only 45 of them 5 lb Layer Felt Mattress covered with art ticking striped ticking made with roUed edge Closely tufted A great value Drop Side Couch Beds 338 Drop olds Couch Beds ft In wide and 6 ft 11 In long Made with strong quality metal frame and has guaranteed link spring 8taods 18 inches Mattress Excellent Quality Springs at Savings National Link Bed Spring made of the very best quality metal frame all sizes Sale price 329 Diamond Link Bed Spring low riser 465 National Link Bed Spring high riser 475 Woven wtre Bed Spring heavy woven edge high riser 6 Woven wlre Bed Spring heavy woven edge high riser 645 Woven wire Bed Spring guaranteed 10 years high riser 9 raUIa Rrl Frth Flor Splendid Values in Table and Floor Lamps Either Gas or Electric An exceptionally fine collection of gas and electric lamps domes etc displayed on our Fourth Floor offered at money savingsaving prices during the great Inauguration Preparedness Sale Gas Portable Lamp fancy metal stand art glass panel shade Lindsay burner mantle and 6 foot hose regular 525 at 4125 Electric Portable Lamp fancy metal stand art glass shade complete reg lar 550 at 450 Mahogany Electric Lamp with silk shade silk lined mahogany stand ready for use Reg 525 at 425 Reg 450 at 875 Reg 300 at 225 Reg 275 at r98 Floor Lamps mahogany stand with 27 inch silk shade and silk fringe complete 1600 value at 1250 Indirect Lighting Domes white opal glass bowl with fancy brushed brass finish castings Complete Including hanging 750 AIT Domes electric or gas bought here Monday Installed free of charge Fatal Roral Frtk Floor Many New Styles in 1917 Spring and Summer Lingerie Have recently arrived at the store and with them added to our present stock we are prepared to make a pretentious and most pleasing display of new garments here Monday A new style Combination made of nainsook princess front and waist line back tHmmed with lace and embroidery is not only very pretty but very practical and exceptionally interesting at the prices quoted 150 and L98 Five new styles of Nightgowns at 100 Including the new sleeveless models are here made of fine nainsook with dainty yokes of Swiss embroidery finished with beading ribbon ties on shoulder otherslrlmmed with embroidery and laces also 100 Ten Hand quilted Japanese Long Robes with klniono or nt in sleeves Mostly dark colors at 5 Fifteen short Quilted Dressing Sacques 350 usually sold for 500 and 698 Just 15 In the lot plain and embroidered it 50 Daintiest of Petticoats 350 Of crepe chine or Jap silk with deep flounces trimmed ia fllet or shadow and val laces Extra dust underlay Special 3JS0 Crepe de Chine Camisoles 100 Satin camisoles In soft shades1 ot pink and flesh also white daintily embroidered in plnkNand blue trimmed with val or shadow laces Tmlmtm traVwratrtl Flow Mm SIMM MMU Fashions Fancies Are Cleverly Depicted in The New Suits For Spring Almost a Thousand Now on Display Nearly a thousand new Spring Suits are now in our Womens Apparel Department on the third floor a most complete collection of garments from the leading American styles creators and many are exact reproductions of imported models from renowned French couturiers There are Sport Styles Pleated Styles Tailored Styles Belted Styles Jersey Suits and Braid bound Style It would be a pleasure did space permit of It to describe to you here all the details of the new suits but suffice to say that The new colors Shadow Lawn Green Rose Gold Apple Green Wine Colors many shades of Blue as weU as the staple Blues and Blacks are vlelng with one another for preeminence In popular favor The materials Wool Velour Wool Poplins Gabardines Trlcotlnes Serges Twills Poiret Twill Tweeds Wool Jersey Burella and Gunniburls The Prices Range from 1950 to 6500 Palate Rovml Talr Floor A New Showing of Spring Blouses At 500 A wonderful showing of clever new blouses in Georgette crepe with deep collars Fauntleroy cuffs beaded and embroidered in all of the new shades such as chartreuse nfle peach tea rose make flesh and white at 5 Also extra heavy quality crepe de chine blouses with the new Alpine collars daintily trimmed with French knots and others tailored in crepe de chine with fllet lace trimming Very special at 500 Palate Royal Third Floor The New Season Dictates Large Dressy Black Hats At 850 to 1200 Made of hair and lace braids combined with Maline and Georgette crepe and prettily trimmed with ribbon and small French flowers Very reasonably priced at 8 50 1000 and 1200 New Hair Braid in fine lace patterns satin straw and caterpillar braid in black blue gray green violet and rose sand and gold at 25c to 100 yard Wreaths of large flowers and small flowers such as daisies roses and metallic effects Regularly priced at 75c Tomorrow 50c Palate Boral Seeoa I Floor An Advance Spring Showing of Extra Fine Hand Tailoted Mens Suits Specially Priced at 1950 2250 25 Were made to seU at 2500 to 3300 A very fine lot of garments made expressly to our order an order placed months before the present rise and offered to you in this advance sale of Spring Suits at unusuallylow introductory prices Palate Roral Strcot Floor a i.