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^Wednesday Morning
And values here are indeed worthy of a trip down town rain or shine.
For this isn’t a store of schemes, but it is a store of careful planning and ever following the course in each
case that leads to our public’s best serving.
* One of the best services “that we are permitted is the selling of muslin underwear.
And in this sale values are marked with more than usual gratification.
Cutting down prices isn’t the only way to arrive at great bargains, you know. Pushing up quality at the
same time increases values in geometrical proportion.
THE FIVE PETTICOAT SPECIALS:
Jett innate with top of cambric and la^jjn ruffle ~mtfa— Petticoats withcambric tops and lawn ruffles, trimmed Petticoats with fine cambric tops and deep flounces,
trimmed with groups of hemstitched tucks and ruffia-
of eyelet embroidery. \
hemstitched hem and four hemstitched tucks.
Petticoats with cambric tops and lawn ruffles, trimmed
with-hemstitching and groups of tinytuoks/or tucks
and edge of embroidery. Botli styles’ have dust ruffles.
Regular 1.25 Petticoats at
59c.
89c.
Also with knee flounce with 3 inserted bands ^of
lace alternating with bands of tucks. Regular 2.00 P«t>
ticoats at $1.25.
—P. ttifnntB <ciih fine fAnihric tops, with knep flomices trimmed with 5 bands of Val.
lace alternating with groups of tiny tucks.
Also two styles with tucks and hemstitching, with ruffles and inserted bands of
eyelet embroidery.
All three with dust ruffles. Regular 2.50 Petticoats, at
None C. 0. D.
None oh Approval.
N°h? Exchanged
or Taken Back.
-Petticoats in finest cambric, with knee flounces of large and small tncka alternating
with wide bauds of English eyelet embroidery. Both styles have nine-inch em
broidery ruffles. Regular 2.75 Petticoats, at
1.95.
TWO IN CORSET COVERS.
__L_. Gowns of nainsook, chemise Corset Covers in nainsook, French style, with full front Deep lace yokesrrtmtapJtrS
Corset Covers, of nainsook, with yoke of lace run with -wash-ribbons -All sixe-s. — -style, with-beading run with back, run with ribbons. Also with yoke in hand-embroidered effect. Regular 7
ribbon, low neck, with Corset Covers at
yoke of embroidery. “V”
shape necks with vertical .
hemstitched tucks, . add
round necks trimmed with I)ra "' er8 in K«od*quality of cambric, with six-inch embroidery ruffle, beaded with
V.U.M.. '' proup of tucks.
Also with ruffle hemstitched and tucked and edges with embroider) - ,
five styles of 1.25 gowns Both styles regular 75c Drawers,
25c
(towns of muslin, with square, round, high aud V necks, long or short sleeves. Em-
48c.
Inoidery or lace trimmed aud Val. lace yokes. Regular 75c Gowns,
HOWARD NESBIT SWEARS
SISTER PERJURED HERSELF
iru York. Fib. 26.—Howard N*»blt,
ther of Evelyn Thnw, who «H re-
tcl to hive left the elite to get out
ih» Jurisdiction of the district sttor-
llnilly deciding th»t he would not
•tfy against hli brother-in-law. Is
In New - York, according to n
icmsnt made today.
Walt until thla caae Is over and sec
quickly the Thaws throw my sister
« It’s all aha deserves, too. for
ilc.l shamefully on the aland. As
ll trry Thaw, he will get alt that's
■tig to him, even If the Jury does
' 111 111. t , „
\ » one known better than I do.
United young Nonbit. “how fal*e the?
(••Id by my alater la. She ha* I
my mother appear as a horrible
■ turc Every one thinks my mother
• ltd. when, as a matter of fact, she
Is as good as ever lived.
“Mr White was a good man. and I
know he never treated my alater aa she
says he did. Walt until 1 get upon the
witness stand, and you will see what
will happen. I am going to tell the
truth, and I think the Jury will helleve
me rather than my slater.
• It ntakea my blood boll to think
hmv cruel Thaw waa to allow my slater
to go upon tlte atand expose herself In
such n shameful manner."
WEEPING IK STREET
OFFICER FOUND GIRL
E VEL YN THA W’SDIAR Y f
IS READ TO JURORS
New York. Feb. 26.—In the cross-
examination of Kvelyn Neibli Than
today l».v the district attorney, extracts
were read from it book which Mm.
Thaw *nld wan a diary which she kept
In the fall of 1102 while at nchool at
Pom pi on. N. J. Here are Nome of the
entries: *,
“lire Neill wax very nice and aald.
Jump tight In.' no 1 Jumped In Juat
like a eoubrette and proceeded to get
shy. When wdrove up to the en
frame, Mm. Neill* non came up nmok-
Ing a pipe, and I mtint admit he In
! nor email and has Japaneee paper on j
the wall. I went to my room and took
a tuip. The lust thing I remember 1
thinking of wan, *1 wonder how far I
am front Rector*.’ Reel ora I know* le j
place for an Innocent young per* j
. , Ida Schmid and E. H. McOInty.
|snn hut I always had a weakness for It ;4 r u|ll ,„| , v enu.. arc held at police
“I then came In the conclusion Hint headquarters „n ,-barges brought by
Janlcr .Meredith Is really a vary nice, j i.mher Groce, IIS Court land street, that
gentle character and not -as good as an . Ih , triM | abduct his IS.
angel - and she Is not too good for this ] year-old daughter, Eva. for Immoral
Id, a* nome of them an*. purpose*.
Mctllnty end Mm. Hchmld were Ar
yan taken Into the houne and
\n my room. It In neither large
SICK HEADACHE
gosimsir Cussb «v
Tatai ums Situ.
Dyspesla relieved.
Constipation avolJeil,
Uowils irriitati-d, nci
pain, aosiiplo*.'
SMALL FILL-
SMALL BOS*-
SMALL psios
Ml-s Krtle Allen, a pretty young worn,
an of Atltens, played Hie central role
in a real pt*»entatlon of that old thrill,
el. "Alone In a lli-eat City.” Tuesday.
Miss Alien cunt** to Atlanta lo llnd
n.uk Tiicsd.it she offered her serv-
t,e. to many stores and factories, but
only met with “noes- Disheartened.
Hu- young tvottun succumbed to her
disappointment and trouble, officer
Iti -ixeli..n found tier on Whitehall street
Tuesday aftetn ion ueeplng tt* If lieatl-
t.n ken
| lie h*
|...1H
-,l her story and !>*>!< her to
station, where she uaa placed
, ,f the matron If a |...sit ton
,.. found for her 'lit- «U1 b«
r honia in Athens,
Pre*digested Food
is a wonderful help
at a “quick meal”
Grape-Nuts
‘•There’* * Reason”
A girl who him always done g<
nnil never hml u McandaloiiH wonl miI<1 ! , _ . .
it bunt her 1m not one of that kind. iTuesday by Probation Officer
“Those girl" have been kept from th** Oloer. .Mix* Groce wax found xt the
world, and on the other hxnd there <* j home of Mm. Pxdgett, on Plum xtreet,
not one of them who will ever be xny- 'where xhe wen visiting. McOInty and
1 . . . I Mm. Hchmld are held In default of ISftO
’ey Will perhaps be good Wives a d ll0W , w ,„ ^ arraigned befo.c Re-
■ order Hr.iyls. Wednesday morning.
nl mothers. Hut whether It la amid iviw(
tlnti or foolishness I want to be n k-«>d ! Meoiiity’is 53 and saidio’have no'i-cg.'
actress first. j ular employment. Mrs. Hchmld lives
•■of course I could not live here all with her mother beyond Westvlew
the time, but 1 think I could anjoy It cemetery-.
for
myself how quickly I have forgotten all V L’U: I»OKT\t ASTF.H
those people. They don't know »hat-| *■’“*' 1 Mijlilinol DU
‘ REACHES GOTHAM
they an* doing: they don't
think, (everybody knowx that **otn
hate strong charmtem and other
otliem are susceptible. 1 am one «*f th<
auM«e|itible kind
•If I stay here long enough I »*x
pe-t lo Is* i\ noble |m rtuiti before I ge
out "
111'le the >*»ung woman duw o. i
p.tiui - of u nun.j
New York. F*b. 2«»— George von
l.engerke Meyer, former minister of the
I'nited Nixie* to Rnxxtu. who lixx been
ap|M4«u<at p&estmaaiet general, arrived
today, lid proceeded directly lo Wash-
Piktoft.
The New Negligees 9
Plaited bosoms, for early Spring
wear, will be the proper thing.
' Buy them before they’re all
pickad over-while you can get the
right size and sleeve lengths. “ ; J
Earl & Wilson
$2.50 Manhattan
$1.50 to $3.00