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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. MARCH 11, 1020. The Weather Tomorrow: Rain.

Business Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Smartest New Versions of The Spring Tailleur In Serges and Tricotines Featured Tomorrow A Dozen Different Models Millinery For the Smart Matron SPRING HATS of marked distinction, designed for the woman who demands something more than mere STYLE in Millinery.

Hats that portray the Mode's most striking phases, but a trifle modified for more conservative tastes. Turbans and Toques, mainly, small and close fitting, or on soft, becoming lines with curving brims and slightly wide crowns. Fashioned of flexible braids and straws, or of fabrics combined with straw, or again, perhaps of They're Here! Nw Victrolas Models XI and XIV In Polished and Fumed Oak IF YOU HAVE WAITED, wait no longer. These popular models (probably the most popular of all, especially model XI) are now ready in polished and fumed oak and other finishes. Your Own Terms Within Reason Which means, in plainer words, that there is no reason why you should not have your Victrola this week and enjoy it immediately.

Many persons have told US that other stores have asked them to wait. Again: WHY WAIT? Send the coupon. gleaming ceHophane. Wings posed at dashing angles, tall feather fancies, rich hued flowers, wheat or towering bows, lend to their air SUITS of definite distinction, modeled on lines that have Fashion's decided approval, but with individual style touches that are wonderfully interesting in their newness. Strictly tailored, semi-fitted models with mannish collars, notched revers, snug fitting sleeves; some with of smartness.

If You Cannot Come: Pcr.onally, Mail This Coupon Millinery, in short, of the type that the mature woman knows is most becoming, but that is so rarely to be found. A charming, a complete collection of such Hats, has been assembled at Loeser's, and is priced most attractively. FREDERICK LOESER Victrola Salons, BROOKLYN, N. Y. Please let me have, without obligation, further informatio about Victrola.

NAME $10 to $23.25. vests, others with. braid-bound edges or braid strappings. FULL ADDRESS Belted types, too, softer but very smart in their lines, and with clever little touches of braiding or embroidery. Impeccably tailored of fine, firmly textured Serges and Tricotines, with those little niceties of finish, those telling details that characterize all Loeser Suits.

Hand-piped buttonholes, arrowheads, crowsfeet and bars, hand-felled lining of rich silks add to their desirability. Several stylish models at each price. Sizes for Women, 34 to 42, some styles to 48, and Misses. More Homes Are Using Linoleum LINOLEUM is probably the most sanitary of all floor coverings which explains its growth in popularity. Add to this fact the durability of Linoleum and you have two features that modern homes are not overlooking in this age of better living conditions.

The improved way of cementing Linoleum to the floor instead of tacking it makes a smooth, even surface and adds to the durability. We have in stock at present 175 patterns in parquet, tile and matting effects; something that very few stores can show you. Inlaid Linoleum, $1.75 to $3.75 yard. Cork Printed Linoleum, $1 to $1.40 yard. Plain Colors, $1.75 to $3.75 yard.

Sale of Blouses Offers Most Remarkable Value At $1.95 Models Made to Sell at $2.95 to $5 A SPECIAL purchase of the prettiest Spring Blouses imaginable, over a score of styles in fine, sheer Voile Batiste Siviss Dimity some in all white, others trimmed with color; others, again, in colored novelty fabrics trimmed with white. Smart Tailored and Semi-Tailored Blouses, introducing long Tuxedo or shawl collars, Peter Pan and Pierrot frill collars, Puritan and high collars; some with vests, others with mannish bosom effects. Blouses in the very height of fashion, for they have been designed to wear with spring tailor mades. Blouses that are truly exceptional at the price, a price that scarcely covers the cost of making. Sizes 34 to 44.

Income Tax Assistance You have until March 15th to file a port, Iaih from 9:30 to 5:30 an expert from the Office of the Internal Rei-cnue Collector will be. on the Main Floor at Livingston Street, ready to help you make out your report. Something Very New in Men's FINE Neckwear WE emphasize the FINE because this is the sort of Neckwear that does not appear in every shop window, nor on every store counter. Superb silks, heavy in weight, rich and lovely in pattern and coloring; something that the man who really likes fine Neckwear will appreciate. Featured at $3.65 and $4.20.

Chocolate Covered Nougatines Delicious "Dollar" Confections Special, 79c. Pound ONE of the most popular of Loeser's many toothsome and tempting "Sweets," the rich centers covered with a heavy coating of finest chocolate. Roasted Cocoanut Caramels 39c. Pound Regularly 60c Raspberry, chocolate and vanilla flavored morsals of pure deliciousness. Chocolate Covered Fudge 49c.

Pound Regularly 60c For St. Patrick's Day Green Candies Green pipes, green shamrocks, acorns, opera jelly drops and small hard candies, 60c. to $1.50 pound. Moire Silk Hand Bags New Styles Special at $3.49 FEMININITY has no dearer possession than her Hand Bag this season, and to secure Bags of such prettiness, good quality and style for such a low price should be a welcome opportunity. Of black and navy blue moire silk in the carriage style with metal frame, chain handle, inside frame pocket and mirror.

Finished with large silk tassel. Silk Hand Bags at $4.98 Black and navv blue silk Hand Bags mounted on etched metal frames with chain handles. Lined with silk. Inside frame pocket and mirror. Finished with large silk tassel.

Black Crepe Grain Leather Hand Bags at $1.98 Strapback Bags of black crepe grain leather. Well made with metal clasp and fitted with mirror. Beads Eclipse Jewels In Favor at Palm Beach So Says a Recent Newspaper Headline fTlHERE IS more to the same effect, that bead "Necklaces were never so popular" and that "one observes them worn with evening dress in preference at times to jewels when a color effect is sought." There is no question about the popularity of Necklaces for the coming season nor any question that the Loeser Novelty Jewelry Store has now the Finest Variety of Pretty Necklaces Hereabout Tomorrow we shall show a new shipment of the popular Amber Bead Necklaces which give every promise of leading in general favor for spring and summer. One style in the thirty-inch length, is made of the plain, smooth Amber Beads, graduating from the large center bead to the smaller sizes. Moderately priced at $1.05 and $2.10.

Another very attractive style is of the faceted Amber Beads. These are excellent imitations of the genuine. All in the graduated style. Twenty-five inch length, $1.59. Necklaces of the oval shape, faceted Amber Beads offer something out of the ordinary.

Twentv-I'ive inch length, thirty-inch length, $3.59. Novelty Amber Bead Necklaces with beaded tassel drop are very stunning. These have the faceted stones and are in the graduated style. Thirty-inch length, $2.65. New Bakelite Necklaces These in American Beauty and jet colors, all graduated in style and in various lengths, $4.95, $6.29, and $11.

12,000 Pairs Women's Stockings, 39c REMARKABLE because of the good quality of cotton as well as the fact that they are well reinforced. In black, white and colors. HancUsewn Lingerie With Irish Crochet Lace WHEN the beauty of real lace is combined with sheer fabrics, lingerie has a charm that is irresistible. Dainty women will want these exquisitely simple garments; will appreciate -their fine handwork and their "different" air. Prices, considering quality, are unusually moderate.

Envelope Chemises Special, $3.98 Two very pretty styles with picot edges, ribbon run insertions of Irish crochet and ribbon shoulder straps the skirts are also picot edged. Straight Chemises also at this very low price. And at $4.98 to $9.50 more elaborate models of the same type. Nightdresses, Special, $6.65 Deep Irish crochet lace forms the V-shaped neck of these dainty Gowns on simple, graceful lines. Others up to $23.50, Bloomer Drawers Special, $4.98 Elastic band models, wide at knee, where bands of batiste are finished with Irish lace insertion and ribbon run edges.

Batiste Camisoles Special, $2.98 Machine-made garments of soft batiste with Irish lace insertions and picot edges. Notably Good Values in Alarm Clocks ANYONE who needs an Alarm Clock will find this an excellent time to buy, for it is impossible to duplicate these values when new-Clocks come from the makers. All the Clocks are of excellent construction and New French Model Short Vamp Strap Slippers ONE of the season's footwear fancies is the new French Slipper illustrated. It is a dres3 model which is both "different" and most attractive. The distinctive features are: the extra short vamp the broad toe the hijfh arched instep the extreme high French One style of black satin at $16.60 is finished with a large silk ribbon bow over instep.

Another model of patent leather at $15.50 is finished with Colonial tongue and silk ribbon bow. H25 Dimity Bedspreads, $3.25 FOR spring and summer use. A splendid collection of white figured Dimity Bedspreads in one pretty pattern. All are hemmed ready for use. Size 80x90 inches.

Because the manufacturer cannot duplicate this Spread, we have secured his surplus at a price which makes it possible for us to sell them a dollar under the usual. Other Bedcovering Specials Hetnmed Crochet Bedspreads, three-quarter and full sizes; values $3 to $6, at $2.25 to $5 Wool filled Comfortables, covered with plain mull, both sides alike, in assorted colors; value at $20 Cotton filled Comfortables, covered with figured silkoline; values $li to $8.50, at $5 to $7.75 reliable. The Reveille at $3.75 The Gilbert Nine at $4.98 has an intermittent alarm, mellow tone, yet insistent. With the one winding it calls and is silent for about forty seconds and then repeats; this keeps up until the alarm is turned off. The case of these Clocks is of seamless brass, is one of the best Alarm Clocks made.

It is 7 inches high and inches in diameter. Nine-day automatic movement. Seamless brass case, heavily nickel plated and polished. These Clocks are automatically set to call every twenty-four hours and have special indicator for setting. They have a quiet tick and are particularly suitable as a bedroom Clock.

I'art wool White Blankets, with pmk, blue ami yellow borders; heavily nickel plated and polished. The Clocks $11 to $14, to $12 Plaid Blankets, in pink, blue, tan and gray; value $13.50, at. I BRITAIN'S DEBT TO U. S. SNUFF AND PROHIBITION domestic affairs here-y to this, permit me tc approve of the 18th CRITICISES THE EAGLE Editor Brooklyn Dally Eagle: In your edition of Feb.

27 you say H. Anderson disapproves the Colby appointment. He has apparently decided to take charge of diplo- Ijm Daily Eagle: ef Saturday, Feb. THE PROSECUTOR'S SALARY Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle: 1 was indeed surprised while glancing over The Eagle Almanac to learn that the District Attorney's salary was only $10,000 per year. Pardon the slang, "but can this be the truth?" population.

No small joy by any characteristic liquor rle on the dipping ol van attributed to prohibi- charge" of the Editor Brooklyn Dally Eagle: In today's Eagle you go right to th roots of the question as raised by til suggestion that Qreat Britain liquidal In some purt her debt to us by handln over to us the Betmudus. the Bafu mas, the Barbadoes, ami Jamah when you point out that "The Lion the way Is self-determination." Not only are lynehlngs virtually un Is'tIio SALES. the United Statei atement is not verified even hy dealers for the reporter queried stated that the "sale snuff had advanced 1 slightly." But suppose- It should the ii inn ddltior but ii i cite Inst be Mm deemed sacred. To iniagin of snuff hat here the flamed a man to commit a crime. their Individual relationship and per-tonal responsibilities, II, ey will find their place ill the world's work before class of citizens only can we hope for ii al ib iiioeraev.

J. F. WRIGHT, Executive Secretary of the Pathfinder J. W. W.

H. REID, two. At'CTION DEPARTMENT FRIDAY AT 10:30 A.M. In Our Salesrooms 19-23 WILLOUGHBY ST. HOUSEHOLD 'FURNISHINGS Diningroom Furniture SMv'Ycif i'oY! i'ii'isY' ii i beat up his wife, or to spend wages for snuff, leaving his chi appan ntly does former Secretary ol peoplus of these British possessions would supinely submit to their belnij brought, willy nllly.

within the Juris, diction of the Volstead Knforcement Act, In to underrate the Britisher's UU drcn without sufficient clothing ai nourishm to lopted aa the standard, would not be excessive, aders, think this over; think of lake If 5 against prohibition, sou had better ANNOUNCEMENT right CAPT JACK q4 Very Narrow Collar of Wide Reputation Alwyrlc for CAPT. JACK ryf Veru Narrow New' York Brooklyn. lor liini" (lie tcmptii'io'is winoii are offerer! dally; think of the ohjirltlcs he Is called upon to contribute to and other expenses too numerOUl to mention. Action should be taken at once. A.

fLl.MANN. S64 cth st, Brooklyn, n. y. self what he shall eat. drink and weari Until we can offer the Bermudlanai the Bahama! anfti the Barbadians and; the jMnaicajii a freedom greater or 1hv Lecture at Friends School Dr.

Parol Val ChUbb of the Society for Ethical Culture will speak on Friday, at 3 o'clock, at Friends' School. Ill Schermerhorn st. Mis subject Is. "Our BdUCatlOn Is Measured Library Suite Dry and Dress Goods Ass'n of Williamsburg curl" uld socio to dictate DAVID S. WILLIAMSON PRINTING PHONE, 8634 MAIN id Bedroom Suitet, Alio Drcntri and Chiffonier, in MihoinT, W.lnul and Bird'i-ty Maple 5 LARGE TAPESTRY PAINTINGS AI.HO NKVKHVI.

OTHER PAINTINOH by Our Popular Culture." The Friend! others restrictions of a sort likelv ccly In- Club i 1 Moth. members und their all il be atl I ban these arc proving to be to ourselves. E. A. M.

Brooklyn, K. March 3, 11)20. rarthy purpose, but we must.