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URGE CROWDS OF CHILDREN SWARMED RUSSELL THEATRE DOORS YESTERDAY SIR WILFRID LAURER SPEAKS FROM THE BOX A pomtlar aUrM waa aaan Mtalda Um Btuaoll Thaatro yvatordar af-tarnoan. Thovaanda of ahlldron, tare and amall. woro eUmorlnc to lata Ottawa's ehlaf tboatarinta and mntr aboal ana-third of thorn sne-oodad. Tno child ron vara from tha blllnanal acboola and bad fatb-rod to at (and a Bortormanoa alran tmdar tha auapleaa of' a aommlttaa compooad of Lady Laurlar. Mlaa Wooda nod Madam Archambailt, of tha mayor of Hull.

It waa, how aver, a hlatorto eeca Ion and tha eblldran wara oomra-(tad at tha door of tha thoatra to wltnaaa throa amall oparatiaa pra-antod for tha purpooa of ralalns BionaT to auppr tha Ottawa bllin-aual aahaola with ooal. An admla- ion faa of It oanta waa aharrad and a eonatdarabla auro waa raaltaod. Tho thraa aparattaa wara Xaa OuvHara." "Aq lra" and "L'BWja-aaia da Chaton, and tha parta, takan br local talant. wara Tary oradltahly plarad and all tha actor and act- aaaao war nraon appiauiaam. Tha prlnatpaJ oharactara tn tha Brat oparatta.

'Xaa Ouvrlara," wara takan tw Mr. Knattna Malotta. Mr. Charlaa B. Marcband, Mlaa Mada lalna Rainhardt.

Hull, and Mlaa Alloa Malatta. Thta aptendld llttla tal. of I'arw waa proaantad to tba aadlaaeaa in an intaraaunc ana ojoyao i nu or. Alt wara rood In thalr narta. In "Ag lATia," a atorr of a Bahar-man.

by Julea Tram lay. tha author, look ona ot tha oarla and waa ra- aponalMa for a treat part at tha auoera of tha placa. Othara la thla ratty llttla aonc play wara Charlaa Harehand, Paul ouimat, Aima iaior-luna XL DumauchiL W. Cartar. M.

Talllafar, U. Ballaau. B. Baarutn. R.

Morrlaatta, Julaa Banard, A. scrota. A. (lnltxird. n.

Parant. J. W. UBam laa na II. Tlaial naiai a da miaton" wara Jnlaa Traca- hlar.

Alma Daaraalara. Marcband nna Miaa aaaoaioina iwinparvh Aa In tba aftornooa. at tba Barfarmanoa. whan tho pro- gramma waa rapoatad, tho houaa waa pack ad from tha "pit" to tba "rodaj and lhara wara many influential par-aona In tha boxaa baalda balnc acat-tarod throudh tba tbaatro. Antoiic thoaa apadally aoUead wara Sir Wilfrid and LAdy Laurlar.

Mr. JnaUaa and Mra. nroooar, rauara nnaaama I.ijauiiaaaaa and Ottarttn, Mr. Bam-at llr. T.

A. Armatrona. aa- Mayor and Mra. Taylor MoValty, AM. and Mra.

Thomaa Bratbonr, Mayor Archambaolt and Mra. Ar-Atiamhult af MnlL and Notary tav- balla, alao af "MulL Tha numaroua rranon-cananian aociatiaa ana many of tha Praneh Catholic order of prUaia bad raproaantatlvaa praaant. Bpaaklns fom ona. of tba boaaav Mr wiiirm uuinar aaia aa waa iwq to aaa such a lam audknoa and waa pioaaad to ba abla to anaouaca that' tha child ran of tba bilingual aobooia tha alt ad Cmabae had oontrlbnt- ad for tba naaimjc of tba Otta wa aanooia. jnu monay oaw naaa forward ad to Madam a Landry.

Ht eominandad tha andlaoea for ahow-lnf iu loyalty to tha cauaa of Um bUlBgnal aobooia of Ottawa. TJpiifliiur in IndiA. Boa tba I'prlaina In India Laaa Than Tha Duat with tha UtUa Canadian lirl Mary Pldkford In Loan Than Tha Duat at Um Inparlai all ORGAN OF ST. PAUL'S THE MOST POWERFUL Tlt-Btta. Tha raoant daatb of Sir Oaorf1 aaauxin, tno uwnoua orfwim, ramlndar that tba orna of I Paul' la tba moat Doworfnl in thi Thar la a wowit of tnrae ttona on ma oiHwa, aoma Ita riant papa diaappaar from vlaw in tho raoaaaa of tba onormoua Vdoma.

Bo ma of tho ammlUr nlpoi ara op by tha altar, and Mba raat aona; row or onoir acaua or arn aaot worinaT on uit aiaa or tba enoi aaa. Bnt all ara- coatrollad from una orran ion in which tnart Tbere are five rowa of at am ani two tiara of ever 144 Ivory handlr pence. Sir Oeoree. however, tmd ha writer on- one oceaatgn' that. in aptte or ane unmonatty ot tne orau.

the touch of anv of Ita five rowa Of keys waa lighter than that ot a ptano, and ne snowed me bow. by preening with trie thumb one or a row or nurtona aa ne played whole ooenbinetione of etope were pushed out or pushed In. He de-tno net rated, too, bow with tha alight eat preawure tie could ran form the aound of the organ from the soft eat and sweetest of tone to a volume which rolled and seemed to hake tha entire building. The organ js a very ancient one It waa built betweer. the years 1414 and 1100 by one Bernard Schmidt, a ceebra ted Oerman organ-, maker, and cost llo.OOO.

Schmidt waa merely reaponaible for the Inside work, the c.a belna polled by -Joiner for fuat ever I1.4M. while rb carving on the osaa reat nearly' tt.444. The organ haa ainoe uaier gone ontlre but at Srhmldt'a plpea hare been and are now doing aa good ear- vice aa wtten they were made 111 IT HAPKr The Great WHtern Railway, aa part of lu "safety" movement for the prevotitlon of acckleata to IU employee; bee iaeued token which nevtea win remino railway and the else of a penny, bean thf word "tn arery action aak your-elf. 1e It oarer Thla win dleclooe tiajeen daagera, Inapt re raretbougbt. Induce cere, and prevent aocMenta.

On the reverse aide of the -token la the Inacrlptlon, "A charm against -is it aarer Tit.uiw. bibbs a rem mabosaoo, Soma ef ike new rtbbeee for hand-wage are af velvet brocade. These ere eeeecwTty pretty aeede up with, a ahlrred beading or taowated km a fraaMwarh of metal er aaIL Teed let of aa rah mallow aWM nd while aeeh one plpimj -feet arop ante a hi tie round, rrt pnavranap. MISS AN ABIE BROUGHT MANY SOLDIERS BACK Liner Abo Carried Eight Car-loack of Canadian Mail From Great Britain. St, Joha.

N.B.. Dm. 4. Local Bilinsuiluto Hold Two lodJr with in oBcri end men end nurslne alatara koiu rraa Ik war. SpwDdid CoDcerti Testerday The omccrs ere: Major il b.

"Afternooo and Evut to i feiae Mosey toBuyCo-i r. D. Elliott, lllh; Lieut. D. IL M-Alpiae, 1st Regiment C.

M. Lieut. J. W. Strait hales, C.F.A.; W.

a Hwta, C. r. A. (new poet); Lieut. D.

O. PMtra. 4th; Major D. Glegm. Zled; Captain J.

O. Tipton. C.C-A.C. Cap. B.

C. DoMtg, CJLU.C-; Naming IMwi P. A. tvey. O.

r- Lloyd n4 M. r. Parkin: Ll-o. K. B.

Hardy. CJLM.C. nodical omcer; Captains M. L. C.

McBeth. C. S. Keller, Ittb; M. K.

COMlaAd. lath: H. A Tavlap rf i Major L. R. Leflecha, 114; Major uw, ma; went c.

B. McDonald, 4lh; H. Brunton. 4th; B. KeUlv.

41nd: W. 1 Alkan dlntr J. D. Stone, 14th; P. Q.

Bond, C.F.- i. a. Moooieee, u. w. BUefc.

CO. H. R. Lenre. line: W.

B. Huasell, Ith Battalion C. M. D. a.

Maelntoeb, r. D. Fortler. Rna-lneera: H. Unrahv.

14th Battalion; H. H. Mackeea, fnd Arn-tnuntjon Column; J. at- Donaldson, Bind Battalion: R. W.

Parka. ISth: m. jonea. eta; W. b.

Qerdiner. a. atuoroa. uia can. R.

Hurra v. lath A. Gerald. STth; Major A. Chle-f-olm.

Srd: Major ta. O. Cameron. DA-AD. rd; Major D.

E. Alheoe, C.F.A.; Major C. K. McKlnnon. Q.

W. Kella, No. Field Ambulance Do- pot; uapc w. jaoraa, r.T.u., u. RoMaaon 4 Cap-) Ird Division cav alry: Cap.

A- fl. Morrleon, ST. uapt. u. k.

aiaetara, tin; captain B. W. Wright, trd: Cap C. Evens, 42ad: Nursing Stater O. Sangster.

Bergta W. A. kin. th 1 Mary Pickford AU This Week. Marr Pickford.

tha llttla Cana dian gin will ba eeen at the Imperial all thla weak In her flret cloture NORTHCLUTE MAY BE WITHOUT AN AUDITOR Threatem to Fire Hi Present One If He Does bo Other Firm Win Act By London. Dae. 4. In tha eeama of oorreapondance recently published In the London Dally Mall between Lord Northcllffe and Mr William Pleader, a member of a wall-Bnown Arm of chartered accountant, which Kdltof' rraa wl laaua bv a I wish I THE OTTAWA EVENINO JOURNAL, MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, ..914.

LETTERS' TO EDIITOIK THK IJirOBMATIOK. 1 ntrfaeUr wnaa nm naara ara tba oomaaon topic of oonvaraa-lion on tba atraau of Ottawa today. It would appaar that, la tha Intar-aata of tha Bad Croan Boomir at hMot. Um pro par aatborttWi ohoaUd A NUT It En KaV WWW vwn-TR1BUTOB. Ottawa, Dae, i.

Uli WAIT TILL WAR IB OVMtf Editor Journal WUl yon plaaao. If you can, alva tha raadara of your papar any goodrcaaoa why tba rata-payara ara not glra a ehotea to ota jaa or no in tarn wiummi Bank atraat. Tboy ara to ba at a rbolM In vatlna a law uiovaana dollar bnt. wban It eomao ta tha mlUloa dolUrs thay ara to ba da- prtvad of tha prmiagou war i tlma tba ratapayora with vacant 1 to ran, dvalllnca. and vacant lota 1 Ond It a hard taak to moat thalr tax-aa and pay tha hlfh coat of Uvlna.

1 which la folnc on dairy without being callad on to pay tntarcit on mill lona of dollarj whan thr la no lm-madlata nad of It Vtiian tha war la ovar wa wjll ba battar abla con-aldar It BATS OfT TO MOTHERS OP WEMilNCTrOB AND DALHOVSIB WARDS. Editor af Tba Jowrnal: Thla elty. i tha whola. baa dona admirably In h.mi.hin. nan for the oTOraaaa um.

K.Tt hutafna- from tha casual ty llata Otnca ina vnaniana amH bi Franca, that "action compoaad of Wall in art on ward and tba adjoining portion of Dalhooale ward moat bare dona exceptionally wall. I have paid particular attention to the real-donee of next of kin given from time to tlma and have bean aaton-lahad at tba number of tboaa whom home addreeeoe ara tn ua pan tba city referred to. Tbts morning, for Instance, there ware aU out of ten name and on every Uat affecting Ottawa tba number la quite noticeable. A reeident near tba Intersection of Ollmour and Lyon atretta for twelve years. I have watched with Interest during that time a group of a doxen or so boys all chums.

I am told thnt with rcely an exception all these boys with bar own oompany, Laaa Than are at tba front or on the way. More The Duat. No advaaoe Matinees Ms. 14 over, they are in ngnung unit. could make an honor roll of tnesB.

but a few of the names occur to me lost new. Harry Brosdbent and Leth Graham, well known to lovers of hockey, and Fred and Allan Brown, aona of Mr. Brown of the Normal School ataff. Then from nearly every borne wlibla a one's throw of the same street In tersection nave gone out in addition many young men older in rears or more recent residents. Further west on Ollmour street waa a similar group alas I bees nave been bit hard.

In it ware the three MoCoU bora and ethers whose namee are not to me. Arlington ave nue la a reel frequently mentioned. Bell street la another. A brlgnier aide abowa that many of tba boy a have gone overseas hold-lag Important commands; othara have been promoted, and all will, 1 am sure, give a good account ot tttemmlvoa, aa boy who have been "r---" in each eeleodM ectMoln by CTTWZZa-Z vJi V-Jai7- cepacia teacher and ruin- London. Lord Northcllffe threatened to from Pendare firm, the auditing wortc of tha Tlmea-xum other nanara' owned i by Mm.

tf the Oerman policy of Keeping ajiva uermaa ponivaa so ba ,1 nender. who la deeerlbed br Nortli etlffa aa "on of my watch-dogx," men aa we have lb the Pubko and Separate Schoola of the district would be aura to do. It I may be 4 two of oar young men tat what I baa a particular JnUreat and wno wara la Montraaj wneo war declared. Early In AugueA, M14. thay eollatad aa gunaeoa la le Waet-mount Battery of Plaid Artillery, went through tha training cniupe at telorlmler Park.

ValoarUer and BalMbury Plain, and rata action at tba front ln- Paarua ry, UU. They have fought In all tba batUaa large and amall ta wbleb thalr unite have been enraged ataoa that time. XJr are now equated amoagtt the few aurvrrora of the Bret oonUngent wno have been ta continuous service. In March hut both ware given com sd In eoaanaaad of Preach mertar batterlea, which Uey organlaed. Later, tbrourh tha tranefer af the aeniar officer ta oommand of dlvl-atooal trench mortaia of a certain Canadian division.

Lieut. Harold Bennett waa pronaotad to the divisional command, and lient. Qer-' aid Davldeoa aon of our raapaetod ax-eJderman, to the command at the heavy mortars both being given IhO rank of captain. 1 wish I bad tba data to mention othara. but my letter la already too long.

Perhaps now that 1 bare started, my friends In the district will give ma material for future letters, or, what la batter, write themaelves. Pcrbapa tttla letter will reach tba eyea of soma young men not yet in uniform, and may Influence them to emulate the example of the boye of our section. If so, I will have attained the object I had la view when I atarted to writ. W. B.

BENNETT. A LFTTKR OP APPBOTAri Enclosed with the following lettei was a clipping of a letter In Saturday's Journal entitled "A Bed Croea Contributor." which tha authorities were erttlrlaed for not coming out frankly wHh the facta of the Oorrell Incident which baa occasioned ee many conmctlng rumors: to the Editor: I endorse tho en closed letter and think If there were a few eases so dealt with. It might be the means of keeping others os the narrow path. It la shameful that people should ba straining every nerve, doing and giving, and then to nave tne reaulta or their efforts made ueeleaa. C.

HILL. 44, The Rox bo rough. Ed. Note: The writer will pardon Ihe deletion of one sentence which refers to a matter now under Editor Journal: That group of philanthropic Individuals known aa the Ottawa Electric Railway have decided ta stop all the Rockcliffe cere at McKay's Lake Instead of running them to the end of the line about a mile and a half farther on. We are surprised at thla.

We were always under the Impression that thla company waa so obliging that they could not consider pecuniary leasee when tha convenience of the public was at stake 7 But. alaa, wa are-disillusioned. The company evidently considers that they could not make sufficient profit by running the line to the term I nu a They even refuse to run a car down there the morning and one in the evening or to have a Jigger aervtro. Let the public walk. Of course, Thla la encouraging the people who own lota in tnia locality to build.

Hut after all, we ara very I neon- alderata; why ehould we aak the company to. Inconvenience themaelves. or' loae any of their hutrt earned pro fits: let na walk 'to tha uute ana neip tne company to maintain their high annual dividends. With many apologies to the perdooed for doing ao I will tall of paay, we remain. A RESIDENT.

of tba prrarnmeat who employ him in Ue a journal, ise sod tor to sTtiir out. Who ftcfcil emn af the BneUtT of Ineor- r7 war nonnciino ana nu mono enr- lava louT- out tbetr threat remain, to be aat ehould tboy be ao IU- rorf Sam of the spirit which animate the -S frtinda the aooouatanoy profeaeHmsl to warrant SftJS Sl-JS! bahwrmg that no balp win ba forAeomlnr from any naUfted firm toaaeiet North oil He in earrrln: -blneV. thaf have InStructad" hmt tJ StS with, and be alao dlacharrea la tha IntereeU of the BrlUeh mtareata, aa Lord Northollffe Dim- aelf admlta. the duUaa of a watoti- dog many of the Urge uadertak- 1 When cake tins ere worn tbla. lnga that have grown up around bla I scatter a little aand over tha even shelf before putting the tin tn.

and "When Lord Nortnciirra ana bia the cake win not burn in fee bak-fellow ahatVholdera threaten tha loan log. GENERAL HODONS MADE STRONG RECRUITING SPEECH General Hodgtne made a strong recruiting speech yesterday afternoon ta the Regent theatre at the weekly concert held under the auspices or tne Magoeieine vercherea Ouipter I.O.D.B. The collection wai for the Red Croon Fund. Mlea Ethel HinchcUfre and Coreor- al Whyta of the Canadian Ordnance Corps, contributed the musical portion of the programme. Botb are vocalists of repute in Ottawa, and were naara to oast aavantaaa rwell-choeen numbers yesterday.

mere waa a large attsnoance. ana the tooxee were occupied by members tn various local women a organiaa- TONES tomctimct wake up feeling cross and in consequence the fanaily know it without his telling them in so marly words. Mrs. Jones attributes it to biliousness and if it doesn't wear off during the day she gives him a dose of liver medicine at night. The next morning he feels better and she gives him tea or coffee for breakfast, and the next morning, and the next morning.

And in a few days Jones has another spell. Dear Mrs. Jones means all right, but she doesn't seem to realize that if she didn't give Jones his morning tea or coffee she wouldn't have to give him liver medicine and Jones would feel all right without both. Housewives everywhere have found out that Instant Putum takes the place of tea and V- perfectly, vAnd that is only one of the -1' reasons why Instant Ptstum haM -wholly sup-. planted the use of tea and coffee, on" thousands upon thousands of Canadian breakfast tables, Menrn obaaaai dsav The A E.

Rea Ltd.c1 Hour. ar. 8.30 to 6.30. (TirMana Day Tttrlr narae play. And wild and aweet Ttirtr aaonls kimI iOt peace on earth.

ajeou wui u. sacw The Neckwear Section is a Gift Store in itself and contains hundred feminine gift suggestions. Everything in it is so well chosen that whether yon select a- collar at 25c, or very expensive, hand-made collar, you may be sure it will be in the best of taste. A GUT OF AS Electric Iron WILL BB WELOOMKD. "I had rather my husband gave me some of those wonderful electric spplianoea for Christmas than anything 1 can think of," said woman the other day, For instance, such things aa HOTPOINT ELECTRIC i An iron that has a guarantee behind it; is properly constructed to keep hot when wanted.

Thst is-one of the good features of the HOT POINT. NEW ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS, Cleanest and most sanitary! OVERETTEN TOASTERS, URILLS, etc. ooMTurr, uxmo. and make good cheer, eJe-yAl For Cbriataoa aV "at oooo a WW Im Taaarr. MABKXT DAT Dt 1X1.1 Grocery TUXPHOXE tyCEEB SSM, ST.

LAWRENCE, ItFTDPATH OR LANT1C SUGAR, St lb. Cotton Bag. Royal Household or five Roees Flour. 34 lb. bag Crter-o, for shortening, tin SSc Shelled Walnuts, lb 4tc California Seedleaa Raisins, 1 lb.

phgea. I for Cooha Prlend Baking Powder. 1 lb. tin ffo Kellogg's Corn Flakes. I pkgee.

Sftc Canned Reap berries. Sirdar Un -SOc Imported Macaroni, Luxury I pkta. toe Pure Raspberry Jam, Stuart's, 4 lb. tin Egyptian Lentils, red. I lbs.

Sao Cowaa'a, Perfection Cocoa, Jb. tin axe MacLaran's Jelly Powder, aasoried. I pkgee. Purity Oeta, family alee package. 'a Aapangua Tine, tin MlxaJ Biscuits.

I lbs. 1 Ubby'a Freeh wsaeeira APPie euy. te ga Red SahaC 'MoMted'poilce Una rTarry Home's Cuetard Powder I tins Ooldan San toe Coffee, ground pure or with chicory, lb. sic Meats Choice Rolled Roasts of Beef. boneleen, lb.

SSe Freeh Loin Pork for Roaatlng, lb. 77. ITc Eestrirst Shortening, lb. pall SOe mm eomuwuH nuu Telephon. Q.

BOeO. $1.75 $5,95 la giving, a man receive) more than he gives, and the more la In pinporUM to the worth of the thins Slvea. Bert Boomi, 4th Floor. What! Only 17 More Christmas Gift Shopping Days 11 tin miiiIm Hi llik Itin ruh ftad plMiut botU UuU will 111 th. ixjt bttmo mm ul Chriititm, In tom wUltilWttimtoUMKM lMrpitUm tt gUt Mrrloa.

Itooki wan mmt fin tiiv i Pom mt- htlphJ, gf tha but tfcouuO wka 0fad poa to'i tor (liar ift Wptaf tha Mm hall ftod tha tiUt ntiafMtkm in Mac M. Visit Our Third Floor Salons and See the Latest in Women's Suits, Coats and Millinery In order to acquaint treat-er number of hooaewivea with the excellencr of Oneida Cotn-nrinitv Silver, wo are pleased to announce, that Mrs. Primo Export X)amoJMtrstor. will be with na all this week, and will be charmed to ahow yon the different amortnenta of Oneida Community Silver and aaaiat you in aelretinj arts of individual pieces to meet your requirements. Crepe de Chine Camisoles 8HEES KlfOUOH TO lUP THROUQH A SUMO.

Imawine a camtaole so soft and ailky fine it may be drawn through a ring without any effort Crepe de chine is one of the luxuries in lioserira, but it is not extravagant for it wean even better than much of the apparently heavy quality muslins. THESE CAMISOLES have lace yokes and ribbon straps. They will be prettily boxed for fifts. Very Special 98c These Fine Petticoats Ready for Christmas Every kind and every color, a number of different styles from a very sedate one of dark colored sateen with a dignified frill to a very gorgeous one with ruffles. These, for instance.

Each one will be put in a handsome Christmas box. BLACK SATEE7I FFTTICOATB, TAtTETEKJC PETTICOATS. In heavy quality; deep frills; lengths 1 rose. Paddy, brown, blue and from ,14 to ex. npeciai at ir- oiaca; aii tengiai $1 I Priced at GOOD QUALITY MOIRE PICT- HAYDSOMB TAPTRTA STLK OTA STLK THJOAT8, in grey, navy (PQ Cfl! Ph.TiUiMin, tn shot elfecta very fTecla.

Verv and black. Priced at ptJUV reeaonaoiy priced 13 Men Heavy Ribbed Wool Socks in four different shades, including khaki. Regular 60e pair. Tuesday 49c Four-in-hand, Ribbed Wool Socks, medium weight silk finish. larly 75e.

Tuesday Twee the night he ed! When aU throagh JvTaT crrattave waa stirring, not eeea a mouse, Trtc etonklng were hnng hy the chlm-Jf 7 met trltli oaaa XJF 'a bopra the St. Wl-B choiaa gnoai woedd be thore.C Moore "I Want a New Sweater' -more than one woman will say when someone aska her what she wants for Christmas. Please look st these very unusosl ones before yon decide on ny. They sre msde by people who understand what it means to make Sweater Coats both fashionable and wstbl The following represent two great values' WOMEN'S WOOL SWEATER COATS, with 07 CQ angora collar and cuffs. Special WOMEN'S SHETLAND WOOL SWEATERS, in tan and pink with striped collar and cuffs.

Suitable to wear under loose coat; warm and light weight, and without the cumber- some feeling thst many sweaters give. Special fj Beautiful Silks In Blouses Dress Length -WHAT SHALL I OIVK anM aaa. lady -to another la the store Satardar arte ran on. white aha was We ventnred to ouggeet a drcea length or a bloue lesartfc of silk. WHT THAT A PBRKIOLTLT LOVELT IDEA because aba makes her We are ejQlte aura that, aa our customer exprtnated 11.

"It would be perfectly loveiyMdee," and a very welcome ona to hundreds of people who had not thought how appropriate, pleaalng and practical a gift thla la for one who ia a cloee friend of Ihe giver. V. 30c tHAMB AUD tPTfKBBJ, equalled aai bete al tha Prtoe. Each 50c BaTTBtBTOO TABU OOVm All 4mkfm: tmrm atem BM. IH, mm nun aho atnnma.

HUSH TABU OLOTHg. Fancy Linens For Christmas FANCT LINES SHOULD be ehoeen earl beraui there la anything that more dellahta a woman thi man man There Isn't a woman who Isn't vrry (ond to choose from now but aa teat aa they go ad visa bis to make your choosing earl)' What about tbcee helpful euggeetlona SHAMS ANP BUWHERg. tha beet eelertlon la nne unene etill na to be founa nf good fancy linens There are many triads they cannot be replaced. So, you see, la ntlBH TABU MAPEMB. Rm St.

Irtah Uh duuk kin, at r.l).t)t BAulltf. l. rwrj ioo4 rn P.r 1om. M. BHAMB A1TD ICTTfNZE.

j. um I mm, wiu, Wl uw. I 69c Bvatst eameea. eritb wlda. bearf Sa.T.rJT!?.t! $L25 kusEnu tha WArrnn..