LONDON, Jan. 17.—One of the real romances of the war will culminate soon at Amsterdam in the marriage of Lieutenant H. G. Rawlins to Bourne, England, formerly of Seattle, Wash., to Miss E. De Jong. At the outbreak of the war, Lieutenant Rawlins, living at Seattle, enlisted at the office of the British consul there. Returning to England, he was commissioned an officer in the Royal Naval Division and went to Antwerp with Winston Churchill's naval brigade. Rawlins met his future bride in the military hospital at Amsterdam after his brigade was between.

Between Ourselves

—Mr. David said this morning— "It's up to you to let the people know this week how much the last days of the Yellow Triangle Sale means to them—with nearly each article in the store steadily advancing in price at the factories—and we are reducing all Winter Merchandise from 20 to 50 percent—every customer should fill his wants NOW for a year to come" —The advertising department can't do more than warn you again.

—You know the high class of Merchandise that fills two solid floors of space.

—You know how low in the first place this high quality Merchandise is marked. You know that the Yellow Triangle Sale is noted for being on the square—that remark of goods to a higher price is not allowed at this store.

—This store wants you to come this week and enjoy with the hundreds of others this big Bargain Feast.

DAVIDS' forced to Retreat into Holland. The hospital was in charge of Dr.  De Jong, who often brought his comely daughter to visit the wounded. It was love at first sight when she saw Lieutenant Rawlins. 