South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 118, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 April 1920 — Page 9

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insiY mm:m(;, mmiii. i. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Clubs

Circles

SOCIETY

Suffrage

Philanthrophy

Th" Iiv f)iU drill i.iir.-l with a birthdiy Iay v-:iinx honoring

party Mo:i-Mr.-. 1-iun

'(M and Mrs. T,ouiy. Moore at thh'.mp ( the laltr, CD Vfv.i.jnit av. Tin- :i:n-- was p r. t i-'-;lly with 'ii!is c onte.-ts, the fa vorn b'ir.K won by Mr.. I ay Wyman. Mrs. Cor. Mj r timlu h Mrs. K'lward Harris ;ucl Mrs. Jew.!

PRINCESS PAYS $5 A DROP FOR NEW PERFUME IN PARIS

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Mrs. '. A. iMfii'-r.

Th current events wer in

Mrs. ;-iitv' l.rit i Inn-. A

s---loii pt ilt il t he

pnT iin. K tr .r:m-nts ure 'r-l

luring tie hO'ial hour to it n i.,mii rs T1k- nt mc-lim; will bill -M at th- h'-rre if Mi-. IMwai'l Yi'Ut. IOjO I urt. av.. May 1". A' tile last myelin: 'f the art lr p.irtm nt of the 'ror ss club hicli w.t.-. held .Munday .iftinii

fir oclock in the club rooms, an lntr Mine history of Oriental I r.i's was iriven by T. M. (Jnsh-! Marian who arcom pan itJ the story bv an f-xhibiti' n of thi:t or niie j 1 r ft rent kinds t' ru's. There w re ia members present. A spec i i! bus. j iuet-s tcs.-ion will be called juoii. i

The -i II 1 w

Mr.-'. J. V. Monday

Monday afternoon HricUc. s entertain-! :it th- home f

Urynn, i; 5 M. Naarie A luncheon wa. . r'l

an! the afternoon spent inpluyuijc auction brides, th- prizes blnu' won bv Mrs. lio vard IJininnp.H and Mr. W. II. I'.ryan. Th.- club will ho -M-trtain'd in two v.rfks by Mrs, l-"r d OdoK, 1 0 t V(oihvnrd av.

Th" ML-as i:th-J and

1 r, .4J rci.n. o:m- a.,

twenty frTids at a in i.-cHIa iiinus shower Saturday vrnini: in honor f Mis Alma tIuttafon whoni mairiair' will tnko phi this w k. A inlor motif of pir.k ;rid vl:ito w.n:. arri' ti out in th 1 t'onitionrf.

The marriao of .Mis Viola j-v-t-tr. !aUR;htt-r of Mr. and Mrs. Danil Fltrrs. r,0' X. -t. Louis

Mvd.. to llmry I)av nport. rf -idir,K i renidinir wst t the rity. took place I Monday mornln? nt 1 ( o'rliK'k at I

.--t. Joseph. Mich. Mr. and Mrt. i 1, vrnport l'-ft imnud iately for I,an-

lnpr. Mich., vhTo thry will ri-nd i I

Th' Marri 1 J'oll-s' Panr inp clu1 hrhl its last danr" th s asori on Monday 'vMiinic at th Indiana club. Mure than "'i conpls njoy d th ! r"i;r.'im of dancciJ play-d by Mps:''s orchestra. .Mr. and Mrs Klmcr McOor.ahl. 711 lancfdn way , rnttrtaiiifd th mt'i'iti'Ts f tin- Tripl I'our club at thtir homo S.tturd.iy eveninir. Tho tlrno was orrupil witll Kaoifs and contst', tho favor winners in tlw latter brine. Mr. and .Mrs. Klmt-r Iloixus. Miarls Van TMjvrn and I'lnor McDf.nabh (- lr hm iit.s wr' M-rvn d at th' fli' if th 'vonins to 1 t cut-i-tb'.

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Winifred Black Writes About: The Love of a Bad Woman

Thr ;dlr is homo from th war. And h Nn't havinp as ood a tiriM a h' thojd.t he would ha'.e whin ho tot home. Over thr. in the tr-nrh'. an i in ihn (lur-oiits. and n'ni in the V.

M. .. A. hiitn. h ui-d to "it riram about home, and oh. wli beautiful plaro it wa?:

A we k or two of h

i pr:i

i . a :

oniethtr.E; to live for. . n

er t anvthintr t-; in!

.-) hur.irry and so thir.-tv

ppir.e.'

Of 'Ma rv

al oli. and pa;

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UV. d

1 1

Warm, first of al

oil bin t m cai to rernema i

beine r a!!y wft. t !ar ttir':h, hon-; and if you w're. nil you to do was to drv out and c a

a nit- hot or;', and some tre-h

tlrrics. and there you wer', all tin

better for a litth-

dry evr bak had b.ith

d will Silin em.i n's

l'0"i.

sprinkllr.

Ami things to at appl rhorolate layr rake, and

i- . wait and

. iiv -hould he? A in! et. an! y t i hop j-ome uood Mm

i "!.)i arid take hin, away w h -re. outdoors ii.ti. th' ":Id. wlir' if ebin and

j.rd wh' ie the earth ht-jrins to kth :1 hke spr;m; .it'al tin- t u tv. l!it;ir watt r ara- full and brown and rushir.tr. and wh-r- the bar brain h h pf tfi tr s b-eiu to n little promise of buddinir. and where th- reat. rltan

rhi. kerr ! u jnd will .smite him on

!.a- a friendlv

and

the back.

make, and s-cond helpings or third. ! '"' will se. the stars sparkling in if von' wanted ihem. am' al! tii- of- tllf' vaulted t-kies. an I where he ran fe."- viiu ould drink and white tab'.e-jP' t well of the at he and the fever rluths. And girN the pr. tti t r i r 1 j tli.it consumes him. in the world, ami th" bs:. ami the ''"r t nothing hut a fever most affectionate. J sue h lov- as thi. It i-n't love at all. Hut now he'H hmnc. and he's used It is a mad passion, a wild infatuate the food, and he doesn't r-. wnntition. aral such thine nev. r brouirht there is so'yraral about a whit- ta- ! a r.ythinR but misery to any man or hh-cloth. after all. ar.d he ft Is orthny woman on earth who eave way of conned on and tied down and no-; to thMii.

bo.lv ltivf s him. and he wishes oh. I -slir leaves

wi-

lies i t oda y

l be doesn't know what he

j and then there's th' ulrl. Ih Know. T1h Truth

i She isn't a Kood yirl. and h' knows . i it. Knew it all the time, but he's j

ind :

t.thtT man. when he met

her husband for you

my boy. Tomorrow she will

J !e;v" you for Mint1 one else. How tare you .-olr.c to bear alone the blt'terness of that hour!

1?' careful I.e very careful. From Mich things as these spring

all the

Zora Zeit- ! VftÄr f ,:' X ntert ined j Utef? I '

in ov witn ne jusi nie sani'-,

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w.'a ,.,.m.. ;i(iv jm. marrieu an- aminn r .inn suicjtn- aoo

.-in , . . . .... . ,

l'.ut th other r.icrht. or-aaiui tau or niceoiis irasetiy. her at a party, she j Tor-ct It Ami Her.

K'avo him the old look, and he knew Iii paper are iuii or rnse siortlytt she would run away from her i ies. Life in full of th m. It is a part

hiiMhaml and tn with luni 10 tti' oi tne aurmata tu wai.

i ne ovo oi a rr'''i woman is

nd of th

earth.

her. And why shouldn't he

if he just asked

isk hr'.'

i he flay. He's crazy about ner. anu j he loesn't care whether she's ood I or not. SUV as frootl as he i, any I how and all that old talk about a

woman', character, what rtcs uiai

amount to"

Life's hört. Why. he's seen it 1

s.rjt--1-

--.-fcS... - I ar:s society i kossiihh about a heusatiuuül tlisccery of perfume. The i'rinees of Itoapislio-i. an American cirl, purchaied fire hundred drops at $o a drop. The perfume is the finest and most expensive in existence. One ton of seaweed yiekb only live drops of the substance from which the perfume U made.

A meetimr of more than usual iuterst w ill 1(. held ;i t the l'rnprt s idub Tu es lay a ft rnoon at :;:4" o'clock when C. J. Morrison .f Mount rieasants Mich., will address The nature study department. Mr. Morrisson has made a Fpeci.il Mudy i'f the lif. anil habits of the bee and will speak on bee culture. Miss Wilda Shonts will l;ave charge f ttie ntislcal proeram fur the afternoon. Mrs. Charles Miller, Mi l'lornoe SecrlMi and Mrs. Fred "Weidmati will read papers. MJr. and Mrs. H. J. lln.ledrum. ri." V. Navarro M.. were Mirj.Ti.setl at their home Sunday evninir by .".0 of their friends. A dcllqr..tf ul propram was presented and included th rendition of the "Toreador"' son? from "In Virtus' by Flton Cnpoau. an interpretation of the Kryptian Dance by little Miss eanore Kns'edrum and the Iianee of Sprint: by Misi Lucib Swank, a

recitation by Dr. J. H. Kacan ar.d s4,nral readings by Honorable!

Charles A. Cavunaujrh of Urand Jtapids. Mich.

Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband BY ADELE GARRISON

Notice All mint! Med at V. M. ?. A. community club room Tuesday. April 1!7. at 7:15 sharv. to form Illint clao. We rxpet you. 31 ;; 1-7

why maix.i; Lisi i:r.n n:u1! I.LV TO IHCkY'S m:vs. "I'd Iik- to be Kita's old e;ishinnd dad for abt ut 1.. minutes." Dicky growled a.s we liurrietl over to our own home to ;rrt wraps for the visit to "The Sand Pile," upon which Miss Frown had insiMed. "'Why'.''' I asked ingenuously, although, woman iikf, my pulses wenlea pine at n:.y husband's evidently -ermine irritation at the eirl whom 1 s' disliked. "So that I could stand at one end of a good hickory switch with her at the other and cive her the tanning she needs. of all the fool stunts this is the limit." "1 thought ou liked an occasional evening in a cabaret." I said demurely, deliberately feeding hi illhumor. I knew- I was b inu cattish bur I felt that I could listen to m.iiiv more strictures upon Kita Frown without satiety. What Dicky Pcrhmil. "So 1 do." Dicky retort d. "but there's a time for all thhiprs. as I've heard somewhe re. Shakesp a i or Scripture anyway it's true. Here's one of the most perfect spring d.n s vou could find, with a moonlight venin;r eomimr on I'll bet it will ! plenty warm enm.-rh to sit o:i the veranda and watch the moon ov r the lake through the app! blossoms, ami nothing u'ill tlo that blast -I cat but a trip to this oaf" of all places. Anv cafe would be

At Wheelock's

Demonstration and Sale of

PRODUCTS

bad enou-h on a niprht like this, but "The tfan.l Tile!' " He paused as if he could think cf no word3 strong onouch to exproa his diseust. 1 slipped in another query. "Is it so had, then?" Tie turned on me angrily. "What aro you trying to do? Kid me? I'm not worrying about thn wickedness of th- thine Indeed. Jf it wcro clever and wlckel thorn rrisrht be bonut Knnso in Kolnjj thero if it were in tho winter tim', or if we were stranded in an apartment or a hotel, and had no place like this to (ret to. But of all ntupld, uninteresting places, on the faco of tho inhabited globe that cafo id the worst. "Two hat boys from one of the most aucTavatine res turants as to price and service in all New York -ami that's froimr ome eot so much money planted in their jeans that they didn't know what to do with it, so they started this thins out here. It has all the bad thines the NewYork places have without one of the redeeming featur s of the city proprietors do slip in occasionally when they're a-slcep. The food is bad, the drinks ar worse, the cabaret features vulear and sensational without a streak of cleverness, and ilitj prices outdo New York. "You Ion't .Mean " "Oh, It's a lino itunt little Rita lias steer d us up ltinst. believe m-' I'm surprised Ale falls for it.

Arid yet, of course" with hasty 'ju.tlitica lions "he can't do anything els- a;; lone as she's his uuest. F.;:' if this stunt of hers doesn't open the eyes of that annoint1 idiot who between you and nu; is just about on tho point of takinc a jump oer the broomstick w'th the ladv

why. he's a i:oner. that's all." "Fii ky!" I seized p. is arm imperilously, inadvertently joiririne. a I scarf pin whkh he was adjusting ! out of his har.d as I did so, ' you ! don't mean that Alfs " i "luppy over the dame?"' ho ; countered, stooprritf for th" pin with

crr.iiff.a rn m nn instant, irio iuii''

flickfrintf lamp of life over there at the front. Why not make it swift while it lasts? What If they do quarrel and part? Wouldn't it be worth it? What's the ih" of living if vou must measure and mark, ami weich ami arcAie oer rvery-

a iro'ui woman

I worth life ami worth death, and ! worth sufferine and worth all aeonv I of soul and body. 1o f-et and to hold. I The love of a bad woman is the most Inadful curse you can call j tlown upon your head. Fellev' it or I not today, some day you will br

ieve it. Foreat this lieht woman

-!! ner nnnea to evervmine inai is

base in you. You are not lieht like her. You cannot play the fame she plays and win. Forget it and her--anti turn your mind to sonn1 true heart that will

not tear vour life to r-nditn? pieces. (Copyright. l'.'i'O.)

Kitchen Economies ! Personals

Wizard Mops,

$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 Mrs

Z.UU

There is a Wizard helper for cverv house eleaniner task.

solvixc; son: may-potato PKOMMIMS D1XK lOl SLY. Sometimes the best part of the potato is thrown away merely because of carelessness- in peeling. Close to the skin are the mineral salts, which are just as valuable as the starchy component of potatoes. If tho potatoes are pared thickly this will bo thrown away. Potatoes should not be pared, hut Kcraped, heinff held under cold water durin the process. With the new potatoes thin is very quiekly donn in fact, hometlmes a pood stiff brush will rcmovo from new potatoes the tlsu-liko .outer skin, ami then nothing In wasted. Xhw potatoes should be handlrd differently from old ones. Old potatoes uro thrown into slightly halted eold water and boiled until soft enough to pierce with a fork. New potatoes, however, should be thrown into boiling water ami salted when partly done. Twenty minutes should be huflicient to boil newpotatoes. When finished, drain off the water, then replace the cover of the saucepan and hat until dry. Now Potato Nails. 2 pounds of new potatoes 1 ttaspoonful of salt 1 tablespoonful of lemon juice 1 tablespoonful of chopped parsley J tablepoonfulu of butter 1 tablespoonful of chopped mint sV rape the potatoes and scoop out into balls with a potato . scoop. Foil until tender in water to which salt and mint have been added when partly cooked. Then drain. Melt the butter in a saucepan, add the parsley and lemon Juice, and heat the potato halls In this mixture for

ia low mmmrs. siir unm i-un l..h i well coated, and serve hot.

Potato Pufts. C'lt the peeled potatoes into slices about one-eiphth-inch thick, the full

lenpth of the potatoes, and let stand in ice water for 20 minutes. Then drain and dry. Drop In deep, hot fat a few moments until soft, but not browned. Then drain, l.-t the fat become smokim; hot and acjain drop in the potatoes, frying to a prolden brown, when they will puff out. Drain, and lightly dust with salt. IVench lYietl Potato Hall-. With the vegetable scoop cut out small balls of the scraped raw po-

Prain and dry with a oit Then drop into hot fat ami few moments until a polden ThH is prepared as French

.John P. Saho. dr.. 1?." X. Hucy st.. has returned to his studies at the Fniversity if Illinois after spending the week-end with hi pare nts. Franklin p. Schur. -O" S. Fafayctto hlvd. has retnrtied to Harvard u niv r-Ity. Cambridge. Mass. Mrs. Wm. Ficht( nbt rer, formerly tif this city. nt'W of Los AnfTdes, fa!., Is the puest ot' Mr. and Mrs. .f. V. Fancil. F.'io II. Indiana

averue. Dr. and Mrs. G

Indiana av.. spent th

Chicago with relatives. F. A. Miller, i::C7 F. Jefferson bvd., has returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Faul Faceu. of Indbniannlis. arc tho cut d of the hit

ter's parents, Mr. P. Ferity, 7 ft 7 F.

Allen. 110? week-eml in

and Mrs. Arthur MaiFoTi st.

GLAMOUR, A New Novel

Bloch, from will explain

the the

Wizard various

an annoyed üX'unt. "Why, hasn't j tat. our l)ntbrful heilockian brain 'cloth, .l.'ductl that t? You're irettimr ! cook a ri:s: . bl d.ar Fetter apnlv the 'brown.

oil ( .id." ! fried potatoes, except that if small He .. rt'ad iht pin cart fullv. t-ave ' balls are made they will not require

his h.tir a !fv trke or two with' so bmjj a cooking h.i-- n i'.it.iry brushes, select-! some f tender.

ttefore becoming

A Hohbs-Merrill book just out is "Glamour" by W. B. Maxwell. Tho story deals with the? problem of a man in middle life happily married with every Ood thine that could oe desired his own. who suddenly comes

I under the spell of the woman he I had loved in his youth. Mr. Maxwell,

an Kni?lish novelist of note, spends most of his time at DlehHeld House. Richmond, Surrey. His home is a beautiful ild place, the house built in the time of Queen Anne, with .a lorn: formal garden c!se at hand and just beyond a wide expanse of

valley tountry with the famously;

bi'd'Hiful Thames stretching through it like a thread of silver aa far a the tye ca.i -e. The hou?. itself is hpneious and handsome, but does Mr. Maxwell writi in one of th-j hanisornely appointed rooms villi a geh! pen in his. har.il and a livcied serv&nt to cc.nstcntly re rill the ink pot'' No, Mr. Maxwell is a quite hi: man author person and displavs tho i.sual aiti:;tic tfiiiporaiiit'it by hik'ng off tf or.e of Fie outhouses which used to be a stab!". And thet- in a co.-y. paper littered ;.;id und'sturbei1 by-s- rants dep. n- bes the hooks vhich have marked him as a novelist f i.utc. "Tile Devil's (hirtlt n." "(J. amour." all tif hi. moo imprrtant b-ioss were written th"re. In "(llainoi; " lea newrst and i;nrr-

any concejen pes-; novel, lie not oi.y i till.-' a u'ri'ipinvr ttory. but veivcs in much of the real life of Fn :!and.

factory.

uses of these articles

Düring the demonstra

lion the ottered:

foil

owing

ecial

ha nd k erchnt's with deliberation, while I montallv danced with im

patience to hear his m-xt words.

"What Pita wants with a bus-; b.!ul no enc knows for poodnes ; Mk" tret a move on. they'll be wait-' m- for us!" l;j interrupted himself: irrii.Jdv. ,

I to pr., tically lenly." 1 retorted j rub

"b"T I wr.-i't stir a step uptil yon! the milk .'.r.i.-'n tilhiHt mc aLout this." ! constant l

Wizard Wall Duster, $2.00

I Triangular Wizard Polish Mop, 1 Bottle Wizard Polish,

."serve

Wizard DuiVr, $1.00

S 1 .50 value, Special . . . .$1.20 Houseware Dept.

Third Floor.

VJZAVdE!

'.LlSMfi UX.X'i:.'

' J. ' i'l

Wianl Polish -öi' in n;;.oo

" h. you won't eh?" he tfu. tl, ! Then

ne-. tru me nniv undoer one arm. at-hinr up m cloak with the o;her irtl ruhinc me down the stairs. "I'll tell you nothing except that for sore unknown reason Ilita evident-; ly thinks she'd like to try m ltri- ' mony for a change, with Alf ps the. -oat. And s!u' pretty nearly ot ' th" poor chap lftsci he's b n abroad so lor.i; that hi pe r-iier i '. c.i fe us. ilut I'll bet that coat I lan't get into that she qu. vrs the u'iu.ip tonight some wav."

Oi-amcd New Potatin. 1 cupfuls of cooked new potatoes tublespoonfuls of butter 1 tablespoonful of flour t cupful of milk 1 tennpoonful of i hopo-d p.r.-ley Salt, pepper Melt the butter in the au'epa.n.

tn the flour, and gradually add

ami seasoning, stirring to a smooth consist ncy.

add hot.

the potatoes and rehat.

i:i.pii smith i:i'H;it.M.

"I have rr ad somewhere of a can- i

ididate for eonpiess. who to excuse: h:K inabilitv to di.-' ?iss the ampa'vrn ; j i-io-s. ind tell whore he stands, says ' ; if is 'imperativ that cu ha m-n , j of nitioi rather than words to rv- :

rese-i; you in your Ieg!Mi.tive 1 i l!"' , Vrrv weil. Fend a dumb mute to j

cor; it. e-.- n

j my.' articelatin

Ith Pes: spfcimen of "notion rather i than word-' '!' at 1 koe nf." Palph

N. Smith ;s a uei.ioi ratio an t; late for the i;oiMiü:i!i(iTi r'.ir t nmrf-s In the l.".rh Indiana dis'rK.t.

want to. The -;m t: with his hnds. N

(Copyright. 1:0.

Iii

i'AM nnriiiis winriAY. i The Ornheum hat arranf?d to I 'ie a special fihowinc the Elks' pic-! rle pictures at a h ierfrrin . on!

l:i'-d.ir. in nddition To th- r g-

'.'ar hill. Th!. pi' ture rreati d ;u:te ; god deal of faorabb- amM.i 1 ivhfp tlrst diplayt d and will be j

P .i!d a: th:- time ;"' r-iut -r. Fi L'S

M'-' he S:

l.ici;'-. has Mo., where mfr of l'rt'VfT.M')".

ri i :.is ii;i I r; 1 i t (. h- r. .To-eph Cunty

rif;.

r r . . f Til bei". I) ' l t H 1 " I

r-Mirn'-fl fir:i S she atf'--de; rh the Nflti""nl So-, of Tuber. u:cs

Foul-, a nu aal -tv for

Watch Toner, He's the Winner.

Announcements

George H. Wheelock & Company

The Mutual Per.e.it association f

t!-.-- Sou in

t omp.ett (i a : " u' r a r t v t o

Fei'id Woolen Ciunpai

Ne uiv-n Thursday NVeoilm.tn's ball.

to nrxivmi talk. ilrv Foren Jons will ad lrt-." f.ior, i.-rs of the lluir.' Wom-r.' n-.ble i Ids- pt Their r.-cular to'-erinix to b- he'.d at the Y. W. C. A. Tutj etnir.. All immio-rs ,r' ur,;-' to Uc present.

Trv XFMS-T1ME6 Want Ads

See th Flks' picnic pictute at' ; h- Orphum. shown i ach perform- i

- 2. J':

hH Hilft JjlyB .;.)!-,?! - . ; !?: rrX XX yjV..!.-'ib' .X-.i'mn . ' i ;j a,r; V Xi'i ; tf V;-vy ie.uW: : ft r i--'-F p$tf X kxxM&ml O 5

This is Lace and

Embroidery

Week

Of Interest to THE BRIDE-TO-BE and THE GIRL GRADUATES Laces and Embroideries dominate other Fashion Features ot this season. at Ellsworth's

You'll find a lavish display of the new fine laces and pretty embroideries, Val, Venice, Filet Edges and Insertions in all widths, for dresses, lingerie and for children's dainty wear 5c to 50c yard. Metal embroidery on silk net Filet Flounces, banding to match Chantilla Lace Flounces, either black or white Venice and Filet Collar Laces and Points.

Batiste. Swiss and Nainsook Fdcs with insertions to inatch 15c to 50c. 4 inch, 9 inch and 18 inch Petticoat Flouncing, 25c to $1.00 yard. Baby Flouncins. 18 to 2 7 inches wide. 75c to $3.00 yard. Organdy Houncinc;s, 2 2 to 2 7 inihca wide. $1.95 to $3.00.

charles b. sax and Company 114 South Michigan Street

April

Sales

Spring Apparel at Big Savings In order to give our patrons the fullest pleasure out of these hundreds of fine Coats, Suits, Dresses and Accessories, we are letting them go now instead of waiting till June or July as is generally the custom. Selections are wonderfully fine as we have a larger stock of beautiful garments than ever before on account of the splendid growth of our garment section. Women everywhere appreciate the opportunity of replenishing their wardrobes with new and beautiful clothes at the little prices at which they will be 5old. Lower Prices in Every Department Attention Mothers! Visit our new Infants' Wear Section. You will find many little wearables that wonderful new baby should have. Listed below are a few of the things to be found in this new section: Fine new line of Infants' White Dresses, Long Coats and Capes, Cap3 and Wash Hats, Long and Short Petticoats in Outing Flannel and Nainsook, Cashmere Sacques, Shirts and Bands, Sweaters, Bootees, Etc.

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