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Brooklynand L. I. Boys Come To Debarkation Hospital The following men from Brooklyn Long Island are the latest arrivals at Debarkation Hospital No. 5, Grand Central Palace, Manhattan: Edward J. Barnett, 170 Euclid avCorp, Signal Corps.

Pvt. Harry H. Dutcher, Sag Harbor, L. Hdq. 107th Inf.

Corp. Henry Fischer, 199 St. John's Co. 107th Inf. Pvt.

Carl R. Gettner, Garrison Hollis, Co. 112th Inf. Pvt. Heitman, 296 Sumpter Co.

Inf. Congad, Pvt. Percy J. Jayne, Bay Shore, L. 1., S.

S. U. 580. Sgt. Henry H.

Keller, 1372 Broadway, Co. 307th Inf. Pvt. Joseph W. Bayer, 150 Hoyt Co.

106th Inf. Pvt. James P. Carney, Maspeth, L. Co.

105th Inf. Pvt. Patrick Flanigan, E. 19th A Avenue Co. 108th Inf.

SWITZERLAND SHIPS FOOD TO AUSTRIA More Than 1,000 Tons Sent to Vienna--Flour, Rice, Milk and Chocolate. Washington, December 28-The Swiss Government today began the shipment of more than 1,000 tons of foodstuffs to Vienna fer the relief of the civil population, with the cooperation of Dr. Alonzo Taylor, HerHoover's representative in Southern Europe. Word to this effect was received, by cable, Minister. today by Dr.

Hans This emergency shipment consists of 600 tons of flour, 440 tons of rice and 60 tons of milk and chocolate. To make it up the Swiss population sacrificed a part of its own food card. Mr. Taylor is now making his headquarters at Berne, and the cable indicated that the Swiss Government will co-operate fully in assisting in the revictualizing of the Austrian civil population. It is believed here that the shipment is an initial one, through Switzerland, nd that whatever sacrifices of fool tuffs the Swiss people make out of their meager stocks will be replenished from this country as rapidly as tonnage becomes available in greater quantities.

UNDERHILI-JONES. Cold Spring Harbor, L. December 28---A quiet wedding took place in St. John's Episcopal Church here at 3 o'clock this afternoon, when Miss Virginia Martha Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Jones of Woodbury, L. became the bride of Arthur S. Underhill of Syosset, L. I.

The Rev. Charles E. Morrow performed the marriage ceremony. Only the immediate families of the young pair were present and there attendants on either bride or bridegroom. The ushers were Dr.

Roof Huntington, Rodney Smith of Islip, Harold Robinson of Rockville Centre, and Alexander Wigle of Jamaica. The bride is a graduate Huntington High School. Mr. Underhill is a farmer. Pvt.

Richard S. Grogan, 677 Classon Co. 106th Inf. Bugler John F. Lenz, 391 St.

John's 105th Inf. Sgt. Daniel Murdock, Ocean Beach, Fire Island, Co. 302d Eng. Pvt.

John G. Ort, 129 Split Evergreen, L. Co. 105th Inf. Pvt.

Joseph G. Mason, 805 Ocean Co. 104th M. G. B.

Sgt. Harry L. McCartney, Wyandanch, L. Co. 102d Eng.

Corp. Thomas MacDonald, 1653 48th Co. 106th Inf. Pyt. Howard L.

Metcalf, 28 Sterling Woodhaven, L. Co. 107th Inf. Corp. Enoch S.

Moore, 44 Delaware Flushing, L. Co. A. Ninth Inf. Pvt.

John C. Neesham, 832 Washington Co. 106th Inf. Sgt. Alfred M.

Pallokat, 17 Fourth Union Course, L. Hdq. 306th Inf. Pvt. Charles P.

Probost, 113 Schley Co. I. 51st Pioneer Inf. Pvt. Julius Bernstein, 696 Cleveland Co.

H. 106th Inf. Pvt. Morris Fush, 1336 Eastern Parkway, Co. 106th Inf.

ORIENT S. S. ELECTION. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1918.

UKRAINIAN BANDS THREATENING KOVEL; TAKE TWO TOWNS Warsaw, December 28 (By the Associated Press) -Northern Ukraine bands are now threatening the town of Kovel. They have already taken Lutsk and Rovno, murdering wherever possible, the Polish land owners and See Page 1, This Section, for Our Triumphant "White Sales" and Outer Apparel Annual ON SANE MONDAY ONLY Buy in liberally in this sale DURING this annual sale of LIVING THE WEEK. NONE 16c Can Full 16c No. Cream Can 'Red Evaporated Ripe Milk Tomatoes Extra qual- Can, ity can No. 3 Hire's Skimmed Fancy Condensed Ripe Milk Tomatoes Per Can, at.

Meats' a Dry, Picked Young and Hen Turkeys, No. lb. Roasting syrup; Chicken, lb. Boiling Chicken, lb. Stenk syrup; Roast: lh No.

Sirloin or Porterhouse apple lb. No. 2 Steak: No. 2 Short Forequarter Lamb; No. lb.

State Smoked Sugar Ham; No. 3 Boneless Breakfast Bacon; barb; lb. No. 2 Apple $2 Pure Down Muff Beds Not in years has there been so unusual an offer muff beds. Especially important because this is muff weather- the saving just when you need with muffs brown 2-in.

and most: ruffle; gray; silk black, lined, $1 Children's 89e Muff Beds. satin black, lined, brown with and ruffle: 59c Men's 6e Neck Bands, all sizes: at 21e Silk Seam Binding black or white; 8-yard at 18c 10e Real Hair Nets, cap or allall shades of brown; at 4c Wash Edging, 3-yard pieces; colors only; 4c $1.09 Celluloid Frames, for hand bags; 88c 10e Bottle Mixed Beads; at 3c Namm's--Main Floor $1.24 Bread or Cake Boxes A necessary item BREAD for the complete kitchen. Roll top; in white: family size: very special, 89c at 89e Galvanized Iron Garbage Cans- With deep rim: tomorow. at. 69c $1.79 Curtain Stretchers.

The "never a g'' kind; shape your curtains and make them like new special. 1.59 No. Galvanized Ash Cans Heavy iron staves reinforced bottom: iron bound top tom; and at bot- 3.48 87.50 Miller Oil Guaranteed smokeless and odorless; brass oil tank. with indicator: Japan trimmed: while quantity lasts, at 5.97 $1.48 -Wire bound polished handie: best made: limit while quantity lasts, at. 1.15 20th Century Gas -A simple attachment for any gas jet: it gives light and heat at the row, same at time; special tomor- 99c Namm's-Fourth Floor $15 Cotton A White Sale feature that mattresses of this quality are sizes; at $5.50 Slip Seat Leather Oak Chairs High banister back: ish leather: Spun- also Russian officers of the former im1 perial army, In the former town of Berdyczov the Ukrainians shot eighteen officers upon entering the town and took eighty-six prisoners.

Later they killed these prisoners and threw their bodies into the river. The military forces of Gen. Petlura, reinforced by bands, are estimated roughly at from 30,000 to 40.000. They are dressed in Russian uniforms and carry German rifles. The Ukrainians are working toward Kalicia and there is likely to be a serious clash with the Poles and more battles for the possesI sion of Lemberg and the land occupied by the Ruthenians.

BROOKLYN'S A.I. AT FULTON America's Favored Canned FRUITS so that your NEW YEAR'S DINNER and ours. This is your opportunity to save SOLD TO DEALERS. Canned 2 12c No. 1 15c No.

2 Can Peas Early June; Can Peas sweet and ten- Can, der; at 9c 11c can. Can Red No. 2 Can 25c Tall Can Corn Asparagus "Pride of Maine" (Salmon 19c can Brand 19c can size) 19c Canned Fruits Canned Fish Can Fancy Peaches, in 28c No. 1 Can Pink can can Size Can Can California can Peaches, can in 24c Native Sardines, in Can Sliced Pine- 5-Ib. can Pail Herring, 34c Can Plums: can.

15e Can Sliced 25c Peas--Beans Pineapple; Can New York Fancy Long Apples; 16c Beans: lb. quartered; can Yellow Split Peas; Can Rhucan Beans: New York 15c Fancy White Can Fancy lb. 15c $45 Axminster Rugs like these will cost $45 pre-war price, and the wise and The Axminster Rugs 9x12 feet; many designs and colors: Oriental or floral effects; soft colors; large or small figures. $20 Tapestry Brussels Rugs feet--the colors are good, clear yet soft and atdallions at tractive. Oriental me- 14.75 $27 Axminster Rugs, 6x9 Ft.

A quality that today should retail at $27; good variety of define signs; wool in medium yarn; colors; 20.50 Congoleums A great value; in a big variety: geometrical patterns; two yards misprints; a square yard $1 and $1.25 Cork Linoleums A superior value! Heavy cork in choice of splendid patterns; cut the full rolls and some in room a few of the patterns slightly imperfect; square yard $1.79 Inlaid $1.25 Congoleum Linoleums Art Carpets Colors through to Rich new the back: cut from 2 and 3 yards full rolls choice. sanitary and tile, block, parquet able; some and carpet inlaid misprinted; patterns 2 yards listed to wide: 1.17 special sq. yd. 3 sq. yd.

79c yd. Another For tomorrow's sensational sale we bleached sheeting; wide enough 69c Brown Sheeting 59c 76 inches wide; 48c 48 yard yard Pla'd Blankets WashLarge size heavy wool finish: 66x80 pair; pair their inches limit 2 $4 From $3.48 White Blankets sortment lawns, Full size; pink and lingerie, blue borders: double are all bed size: 2.50 only. pair lots for Values $3 Comforters 19c to Three-quarter and yard: at full size; filled with each good grade white cotton 2.50 82c $2.48 Honeycomb Bed Spreads Full size; hemmed; ready to use; Marseilles patterns; at 1.88 -Sheets' $1.97 Seamless Sheets 81x90 inches: at 1.54 $1.89 Seamless Sheets 72x90 inches: 1.44 $1.48 Sheets at 54x90 inches: 1.19 upon by Dissolati, 28-The resigna- vocated letent Bissolati, the Socialist the Aid and War Penship, which irable. to dissension which astern his view: hem to long time, lepends of Baron Sonnino, Triest. ITALIAN MINISTER OF MILITARY AID QUITS; AT ODDS WITH SONNINO Rome, December tion of Leonida Minister of Military sions, is attributed has existed for a differing from those GREAT to LIVINGSTON ST.

Goods and VEGETABLES MEAL FOR enormously--IT COMES Fresh Fancy Salmon; dozen Salmon; Florida 15c and juicy; oil: Grape Fruit; 10e each at 89c Fancy Fruit; Fancy Mixed Cranberry Quart Jar at Marrow Pickles, Fancy at State: Fancy Sweet jar S. or more as soon thrifty will take 29.95 Sale of $1.65 Velvet Carpets Assortment includes signs in blue, Persian and brown. tan. blue inches wide: yard $2.75 Wool Velvet Best grade: colors: 27 Inch and two tone specially priced; (Seconds of heaviest and best grade, wide; cut from full linoleums from lengths: 77c efects wide washslightly no retail at 67c Namm's- Wide) "White Sale" quote a "before the for double bed: cut Bleached Sheeting inches wide: 39c REMNANTS At a Fraction of one of the largest entire year's remnants, of useful lengths 36-inch organdies. in white mill and lengths, colored easily Values up to 59c per quick selling.

from Values from 15c 190 240 to yard; at 12c 39c White 'Shaker Flannel 36 inches wide: yard 28c 29c American Standard Gingham Best grade: checks. plaids, including nurses' stripes slight imperfections on edge; in mill lengths; fast colors; yard 19c -9 to 12 Specials 32c Fruit of the Loom The muslin that is best the world over cut from the full piece. yard Limit 15 yards at. UNDERSELLING STORE a the Foreign Minister, with respect to the war settlement. Baron Sonnino has always insisted upon the largest possible territoriala gains, even beyond what was agreed the treaty of London.

Signor on the other hand, has adgiving to the Jugo-Slavs sufterritory on the eastern coast Aruatia to gain their friendhe considered most deThey are the immediate neighbors of Italy and on a great extent, he contended, the commercial activity of NAMM 36c 36 Don't single shades rooms HOYT ST. to ELM PLACE 15c Per Sale Big 6 Day at Savings Greater Than Any This Season MONTHS TO COME COSTS SO MUCH LESS than heretofore. ONLY ONCE A YEAR -don't let it pass without taking full 10c Can Tomato Sauce Spanish style; No. 3 Can Okra and Tomatoes at Can, 17c Rolled Large Oats Fresh from the Select Quaker mealy mills Ibs. 10 3 for 17c Gold 10-lb.

Box Pillsbury Broken Macaroni Or Spag- $1 2412 hetti: box bags Fruits, Etc. Condiments Canned Vegetables No. 2 Can Maine Apples: Cranberries; lb. 20e Corn: can Red Tomato Catsap: bottle. No.

2 Can Early Peas: can Oranges; sweet 12e No. 2 Can Lima Victor Brand Butterine: Sinclair, Brand; 3 for 25e; 370 No. 2 Can Fresh 5 1.82; per Spinach; can Mazola oil: per gallon 202 No. 2 Can Spaghetti: Juley Grape 2.39: quart Gee tomato sauce: can, Easy Jell: De Fancy Asparagus; Nuts, square 35e jar Peanut Butter: large For Tuesday Queen Olives, Fruit Pinte, Navel, Brisket Armour's Pare Corned Sweet Mixed Jelly: glass Butter: Beef: lb. 1-40 19c Ih.

Jar Apple Short Forequarter Relish: Pure jar Breakfast Cocoa. 29c Mutton: 12e License G-06187 ib. or Velvet Rugs as our stocks must be replenished. This is a advantage of this sale tomorrow! Hot The Velvet Rugs Seamless smooth 9x12 surface feet: and closely rich 190 woven: In color and tones Persian and medallion effects. Carpets- $26 Seamless Velvet Rugs Chinese de- feet: colors are tan, green.

79e green and taupe; brown, woven ciosely asOriental effects in and green: at sortment of designs: 18.85 1.34 $30 (9x12 ft.) Seamless Brussels Rugs One piece rugs of all wool and Carpets designs and de Oriente worsted yarns; small allover efeffects; 1.97 tans. fects in greens. reds, 21.95 rolls: some subject to slight mill new hardwood tile, block and $1.40 57c $1 Grade) -Cork Linoleum Rugs Rich effects representing He carpet and rug patterns: some have slight imperfections, many perfect. ed feet Choice at $7- feet feet 3.47 6 Choice at $9--- 6x9 feet feet 5.97 $11---6x12 feet Choice at 4.6x12 feet 4.47 Choice at $16- 7.6x12 7.97 Bleached Sheeting Dutch rate Feature 59c a price! Round thread: full from full piece: yaru. 48c Bleached Sheeting 39c Bleached Sheeting Lace wide: 42 inches wide: 29c Panel 45 inches yard yard 34c -Of Table Linons-Goods $1.39 Hemstitched or Scalloped Table Cloths 54x56 inches hemActual Value stitched 58 inches New England mills come scalloped round an almost endless as- manent finish: of 45-inch voiles, 40-inch each 88c 27-inch batiste.

nainsook. crepes, etc. These goods 79c Table Damask matched. Store orders 58 inches wide: peryard. Assorted into four manent finish: cut from full piece; Values un Values up: yard 57c 39c; at to 480: at, yard yard 29c Kitchen or Roller Toweling 15c 19c ent Linen finish; grade absorb- miil lengths yard 29c Standard Percale 97c 36 inches wide: light Mercerized Napkins grounds with deep Hemmed.

ready for vard striped effect: 24c use: 6 for 59c 39c Indian Head Muslin 97: Lace Table Covers 36 inches wide: soft fin- 52 inches ish: cut from full piece; round. 69c positively lower than wholeasle cost at the 69c to 79c Scarfs present time: per 28c and Shams yard Including Mexican None Mail. drawn work and Phone or C. 0. D.

lace trimmed: scarfs $1.29 $1.39 Sheets 18x50 inches; 30- inch shams to Full bleached, seamless, match: each 39c 54x90 inches: hemmed 72x90 inches slightly 39c White English Pique imperfect. 3 size cords: cut each Limit 1, at. 69c from piece, full yard 29c $1 Felt Mattresses $11 Fine Namm's -Subway Floor at $15 each. Plain edge; all all-cotton mattress, standard for value giving- for $10 Another, White Sale feature at this White Sale Crib Mattresses All cotton; fancy art ing; at tick- 3.97 $265 (10-Piece) Dining Room Suites American Walnut Dining Room Suites; burl walnut panels, spinet legs; Buffet (60-inch), China Closet $25 Dressers or (73 Table inches (38 high), inches Serving wide), Chiffoniers $70 (3-Piece) Dining Table (48-in. top), In American walnut, Leather Suites ft.

extension; 5 Side finish. Sofa, Arm Chair and Chairs and 1 Arm Chair, Ivory enamel Rocker: mahog a mahogany covered in finish: leather: at Dresser: at. Spanish $199 Golden Oak 19.50 com- $59 and Sloth LUXEMBURG'S FUTURE LEFT TO ARBITRATION? Paris, December 28-In conference circles opinion prevails that several difficult questions which will COme befora the Allies at some time during the Peace Conference may be left over for arbitration after 11 agreement has been reached as to League of Nations, One of these questions Inay be the future status of Luxemburg. One DAT'ty there desires the re-establishment of the Grand Duchy. Another favors the proclamation of a republic.

22c American Oatmeal WallPaper overlook this opportunity! inches wide, in all the leading and colors: suitable for ail cut-out sold borders: only with per 9c roll Imported Oatmeal Wall Paper single roll 18c Printed and Embossed Wall Paper single Namm's--Third roll Floor 6c Per All-Cotton that will set all Brooklyn astir. covered in good grade of ticking. bargain price, at. $24 Enamel and Mattress White bed: wire and soft a all sizes: 16.88 $16 Extension Tables An exceptional Monday bargain in Solidly made 6-foot extension 42-inch top Dining Table, with claw feet; highly polished big value; $12 Event! L. December 28--The Methodist Sunday School, at annual meeting, elected the following officers: S.

G. Vail, superintendent; G. W. Hallock. assistant superintendent; Miss Emeline Douglass, assistant superintendent; Marshall Rackett, secretary; Russell Terry, treasurer; L.

V. Richard, librarian; Miss Jennio Vail, organist; L. N. Rackett, chorister; Donald Vail, secretary of the Missionary Society; John Jagger, treasurer of Missionary Society; Miss Annie Latham, president Home Department; Herbert Vail, assistant secretary; Donald Vail, assistant librarian. GURNEY GETS INCREASE.

Huntington, L. December 28-- William Gurney, Deputy Superintendent of Highways, had a pleasant surprise when he reached the Town Hall this morning. Without any request or suggestion from him, the Town Board, at its regular meeting on Friday, increased his pay from $3 per day to $4. This was in recognition of the increased amount of clerical work that has been placed upon him in the reports now required by the State Highway Department. The increase in salary takes effect on January 1, 1919.

PRAISE FOR DROWNED SAILOR. Ensign Leroy W. Tilt, commanding the U. S. S.

Aramis, has written a letter to Mrs. Albert E. George, mother Quartermaster Frank George Belle Harbor, who was off washed overboard from Scout Patrol 418 and drowned early last week while his boat was off the Delaware Capes, telling how he was lost and paying high tribute to his character and ability for the position he held. OBITUARY See also Death Notices, last pare. MRS.

BERTHA HAASE, widow of Leopold Haase, died on Thursday at her home, 46 Wyckoff st. She was born in Germany sixtythree years ago, but had lived in Brooklyn for fifty years. She is survived by two brothers, A. I. Namm and George Namm; a Sister, Emma Sibert: three daughters, Mrs.

Marcus, Mrs. Silberstein and Mrs. Naubauer, and three sons, Samuel, George and Benjamin. The funeral be held this morning, and the interment will be at Cypress Hills Cemetery, will Maxine Elliott--the Un-Interviewed Like Maude Adams, Maxine Elliott refuses to be interviewed. Years ago, at the beginning of her career, she submitted to what she calls the "third degree of the fourth estate," and next morning she woke to find in the things she had said in papers So she made a hard and fast dence.

never to be interviewed again. did this not only because of the She in which her first interview had way been handled--for she is a sensible person and is only too ready to admit that her one unfortunate experience is not typical--but also because she felt that if the romance and mystery of the theater is to be kept alive, the less said about the actual personages behind the footlights the greater will be the interest in them. Let the public form their own pictures of the idols of the theater, and the theater will never lose its fascination for the public, but if the public comes into contact with the players this illusion of the unreal world of the footlights disappears and the interest suffers in consequence. In line with this belief Miss Elliott long as she was acting--never appeared in public restaurants, never attended public dinners, or in any way allowed herself to be brought into contact with the great public outside the playhouse. Outside of her circle of, friends, Maxine Elliott as a real personage is THE FLATBUSH B.

S. Moss' Flatbush Theater will have for the coming week starting Monday, one of the strongest bills of the season. Pauline Frederick's latest photoplay, "A Daughter of the South," will be shown at the Flatbush the first three days of next week. Miss F'rederick has the role of a Creole girl. She rebels against being married off without her consent to a man not of her own choosing.

Tom Mix will be seen on the screen the last half of the week, in his latest feature entiled "Fame and Forhotune." It is described as one of the most stirring and breath-taking dramas that he has yet enacted. In "Fame and Mix portrays the role of a young man who, about to be cheated out of his inheritance, fights an organized conspiracy and wins. EDWIN FORSBERG. Edwin Forsberg, who plays the softspoken German spy in "Seven Days Leave," is a member of the cast which first presented that noisy, gun-powder melodrama at the Park Theater, Manhattan. Mr.

Forsberg is a son of the late Harold Forsberg, well known to cheatergoers of a past generation, and his first stage experience was with his stepfather, Frederick Bryton, in "Forgiven." Mr. Forsberg was identified with Henry Savage's early production of "Madame X' and was at one time associated with Emmet Corrigan in the production of new plays in two stock theaters in New York and Newark. BAND AT ORIENT. Orient, L. December 28-About 25 years ago one of the finest brass bands on Long Island was found in Orient.

It now reorganizes with the following members: Fred Terry, cornet, William leader; Vinton Richard, cornet; Y. Terry, cornet; Louis Tuthill, alto; Herbert Vail, alto: Burton Rackett, alto: Charles Tuthill, bass tuba; Harry Terry, bass tuba; David Terry, baritone; Alfred Luce, baritone; 11. E. Luce, clarionet, and William Terry, bass drum. NEW SPECIALS DAILY There 19 NO HIGH COST OF advantage of it.

DELIVERIES White 50c English Potatoes Breakfast stock Tea cookers Ibs. 35c Lb. 27c for Medal, 29c Fancy Fresh or Roasted Hecker's Coffee Flour Fine lb. 1.49 lb. quality; 25c 9 to 12 Style None Phone, Mail or Jane C.

0. D. 16e 10e Campbell's To. Beans: can mate Soup: 8c Garden 35e Yuban Coffee; lb. 32c 6 oz.

Can E. J. 15e Peas: 3 for 14c large 12e Prunes: Small, 1 Menty 9c Ground Coffee: 1b. Bacon Squares: 1b Short Mutton: 1b. Toilet Needs Fountain Syringes, 2-qt.

size, with hard rubber pipes. Seeonds of $1 grade: 59c Water Bottles: 2-qt. size: seconds of 75c grade; 48c Castile Soap: large bar 15c Absorbent 1-1b. pkg. hospital Albodon quality; Tooth at 48c.

tube Paste: 19c Hair Brushes: cushion back: at 69c Yamm's-Main Floor 79c Opaque Shades little known in thee native land. In England, where spent her seven years of retirement, she has been very prominent in social affairs, but this was only after she had left the stage, never intending to act again. Her reputation as a great beauty, sums up the public knowledge on this side of Miss Elliott, whose name is known to everyone. The Maxine Elliott of today is a far different woman from the Maxine Elliott who appeared here seven years ago. Her experiences in the war zone have changed her.

More than ever she seeks retirement and the society of only her closest personal friends. In England she lives in her country home twenty miles out of London, where her ton and Lady a Forbes-Robertson (Ger-in-law and sister, Sir Johnstrude Elliott), and their four children. pass much of the time with her. Miss Elliott did not want to return to the stage, but she had spent her fortune in her relief work in Belgium and she came to America to earn money. She will not remain on the stage indefinitely.

In fact, after the tour of "Lord and Lady Algy" is finished, she will make only occasional appearances in New York and the larger cities. None but Miss Elliott's friends know her experiences in the war zone, whither she went immediately the war broke out to remain two years, doing relief work among the destitute Belgians and the soldiers on her own barge and hospital ambulance. She remained there until the Allied gOVernments had thoroughly organized such work, and then returned to England. Cuticura Loveliness How lovely is the natural skin kept clear, sweet and healthy by daily use of Cuticura Soap assisted, now and then, by touches of the Ointment to soften, soothe and heal the first signs of redness, roughness or irritation. Sample Each Free by Mail.

Address post-card: Dept. 35A, Boston." Sold everywhere. Soup 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Talcum 25c.

To arouse a sluggish liver, to relieve a distressed stomach, to fortify yourself against disease, use BEECHAMS PILLS Sold Sale of Any Medicine in the Largest everywhere. Boxes, In dark green. olive green and 72: size Velow 36x 69c Holland Shades to Order Mounted on wood rollers: before hemming, sizes up to 34x72 measurfor and put un within city limits only 1.25 Windows Weather -Stripped Windows measured for and weather -stripped limits complete 1.50 3x5 $225 Cotton U. S. Flag Outfits feet: complete with 6-foot pole, top, halyard and bracket: at 1.69 Namm's'-Third Floor Third Fioor 1.25 Lace Curtains Curtains Of scrim: sepavalance to match.

naham Panel Choice Egyptian Style scrim. Curtains 86c $2.50 Panel Curtains a rquisette, with full width filet design borders finished with lace edging: assortment of good designs, AL 1.88 Namm's- Third Floor ROYAL SOGIETY Stamped Goods Rompers, Dresses. WaistsEnvelope Chemises Centerpieces, Scarfs, Sofa Pillow Tops and Racks, Towels, slight imperfections: while quantity lasts. (Store orders only.) Value value 190 value value :19 to $1.25 value. Namm's Third Floor and sets a new bargains $5 3.97 Mattresses All sizes, toSplendidly 8 Bed.

Spring woven enamel SC spring top ress $16 White Enamel Cribs Heavy continuous poste: large fillers 1 gh safety sides: drop 11 fabric at. 12.88 0.