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EVENING LEDGER-PHIIJADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1U 191?.
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BRITISH ARMY PAY
, TOO SLENDER, PLEA
: OF ENGLISHWOMAN
ADMIRALS STURDEE
AND VON SPEE BOTH
NOTED COMMANDERS
British Victor in South At
lantic Sea Fight Veteran of
Egyptian Campaign Von
Spee, Able German Strate
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BTORF, OPI3NS 8t30 A, M. AND CLOSES AT 0 r, H.
mail on rnoN'n onnrcns filled
Yr A C4-ss. Vast New Stocks in Readiness for
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Every Need Christmas and Later
Save the
YELLOW
TRADING
STAMPS
Full books of
them aro ex
changeable for
acceptable
gifts.
H ATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
IN THE SUBWAY STORE
Rubbers and Rubber Boot
Sixes and styles to fit all shoes.
T Writing to Relative in Phila-
Children! BOc A 70c Hnb- OfJ
ber, sites 6 to 1014,. .. OOC
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Women' ftffc to Bite ilnhlier
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Men's B.1.KO short Hoot.. So QQ
Market Donblo Yellow Trading Stamps With livery 10c Purchase Until Noon Filbert
Eighth AFTER THAT, UNTIL CLOSING TIME, SINGLE STAMPS Seventh
2'.98
'1.49
SHOPPING
DAYS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
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(3 to 6)
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vates and Deplores Offi
cers' Hardships.
Oomethlnsr of tho distress brought by
the war upon tho wives nnd families of
British soldiers at tho front Is described
by on Englishwoman, who writes n
graphic budget of news to a relative In
Philadelphia!
"Wo aro nil very glad that a new
achetno has been arranged and a paper Is
sued by the Government, giving Increases
In the pensions of soldiers and their do
pendents which will greatly nmcllorato
tho lot of our poor womon who lose their
bread-winners during tho dreadful war.
'It Is a step In the right 'direction nnd
ens with which every person will bo In
agreement; It Is the least we can do for
our dear fighting men, I also hopo we
hall soon hear of a now scheme of pay
and pensions for our officers all these
questions havo been neglected far too
long. At present I know of several cases
Where officers' wives aro virtually penni
less, as tho mobilization regulations make
an Immense difference to a great number,
chiefly in tho case of special appoint
ments being held li( pence time.
"A great friend of mlno married last
year an nrtillery lieutenant who was ap
pointed ns adjutant to a territorial brig
ade and wa made a temporary captain
With greatly Improvod pay In conse
quence, but alns! on mobilization they And
that he must go back to subaltern's pay
which for a married man Is absolutely a
hopolcss state of things; Indeed It Is oven
for a. bachelor as an Independent In
eomo or nn allowance form his family is
a necessity to on officer. Their uniforms
aro numerous nnd very expensive and
their mess bills alone swallow up more
than their pay In most cases. (Pat says
it Is a race between his pay and his mess
bill every month, nt least It was when he
Was In an infantry regiment. Toor Kitty
(my friend) says she does not know how
ever alio is to mnnago to live, for Bhe
has a very tiny lncomo of her own.
OFFICERS' SHORT COMMONS.
"Then I have another friend married
to a major In the army, and they aro
Bow minus an additional JI000 a year
which he had from an appointment. Sho
Wanted to sublet the furnished Iioubo they
had taken and had found an excellent
tenant, but tho landlord turned crusty
and refused to alow her to do so, I
think it was most unfair under tho cir
cumstances, and In my usual revengeful
way I heartily wish I could punish the.
old wretch. I am afraid these cases are
mild In comparison with many, many oth
ers. Of course, there Is a special society
for aiding officers' families, but It will
be only as a last resort that people of tho
better class will ask for help, and It is
""hoped that the country will meet tho po
sition with generosity, or, I ought to say,
with Justice."
Concerning the disappearance of Lord
Annesley, whose death since has been
confirmed, sho writes:
"It Is very distressing to read of tho.
disappearance of Lord-Annesley and Mr.
Beevor. They left Sheernesa on Thurs
day last to fly to France nnd It is feared
that they have cither had n fatal acci
dent or havo fallen Into the German lines.
I hopo we shall soon hear that they are
alive and. well. Lord Annesley has dono
splendid work in Belgium nnd took part
In the defense of Antwerp: it will be very
hard It ho has come to an untimely end
While merely flying across the channel.
"I must tell you n story quite a true
one of one of our army doctors In Paris
Colonel . He Is n nice, old dear but
peaks in an extraordinary high voice. A
wenderful rumor "got around In Paris
'that two very Important and much dis
cussed German generals had been taken
prisoners. Just after the news reached
one of the hospitals Colonel entered
the hall, whereon an excitable French
doctor dashed up to him, shook him by
both hands and exclaimed, 'Isn't It splen
did von ICliilc and von Stein have been
caught!' To his amazement the Colonel
coolly replied 'Good! I'm sure I con
gratulate you I I haven't the faintest Idea
who they are, but I'm sure I am pleased
if It gives you any pleasure!'
LONDON NOT "PANICKY."'
Reports that London was panic-stricken
at a prospective German raid are dis
claimed as follows;
"The Germans mads a most daring raid
en our east coast three days ago, they
only stayed in English waters for about
JO minutes and it is surmised that their
object was to lay mines and to set up
nervousness among our people. We are
all wondering how a squadron of their
fast cruisers and destroyers could leave
its base and reach our ahqres, evading our
patrols until within a few miles of Lowe
stoft, But no one seems to be the least
bit panicky In consequence."
"We shall havo the most anxious times
until we know which way fortune will
turn and I suppose It may bo months
before we shall definitely know the re
sult of the present struggle. Let us hope
that the end will come sooner than we
can reasonably expect Just at present.
Certainly the German calculations have
been entirely upset, The English were to
be wiped out within three days of their
first coming into action! Paris was to bs
Uken In about three weeks: Calais was to
be theirs by October 25. The Tpres was
to be taken by November 1, the Kaiser's
express order! But none of these events
have taken place yet. thank heaven, and
we hope and pray that the Kaiser will
continue to be foiled In spite or the tre
mendous efforts he is making to drive
the English and the Belgians to the sea
and cut them off from tho French."
AUSTRIANS TURN ON CZAR
IN WEST GAL1CIA FIGHT
Heavy Storms Sail to Abate IPury of
Renewed Battle,
VIENNA, Deo. 1A
Despite severe storms in western
Gallcla heavy fighting between the Aus
trian and Russians is going on there,
according to an efijeial report from the
Austrian Qeneral Staff Issued here to
day. . The situation, in southern Poland, where
the Auilriana suoBOrt tha nrmin win..
:ts quiet In tho vicinity of Plotrkow.
Russian asiaflts have met a stubborn
realstaoce onUhe part ot the Austro
tftrmans and pave gained ao advantages,
(fRACOW tJEARS CZAR'S GUflJS
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ram I Btabrdjnut.
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Mints a Berlin dlspaWit
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Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Charles
Doveton Bturdce, Commandor-ln-Chlef
of tho British squadron which has crush
ed tho German fleet near tho Falkland
Islands, is a veteran of tho Egyptian
campaign of 32 years ago, and considered
ono of the ablest officers of tho ROynt
British Navy. Until a few years ago
ho whs nsststant director o'f the Impor
tant Naval Intelligence Department of tho
Admiralty at Whitehall, London. His
rlso to commander of the second cruiser
squadron, to which post ho was ap
pointed in 1912, was rapid and was mark
ed by .service which brought forth favor
nblo comment on tho part of his supe
riors on several occasions and twice won
him tho gold medal of the Royal United
Service Institution. He was appointed
rear admiral In comrnnd of tho first bat
tlo squadron In 1010, nnd In 1912 received
tlie post ho now holds.
Vlco Admiral Sturdee was born on June
9, 1S59. He entered the navy In Ml, and
his first Important war service was In
tho famous Egyptian campaign of 18S2,
as a result of which he wears tho Egyp
tian medal, with tho Alexnndrla clasp,
for his services in tho bombardment of
Alexandria and for tho same service he
wears the Khedive's big star. After his
return to England from that campaign,
In 1S80, he wns married to Miss Marlon
Adela Andrews.
In 1833 Admiral Sturdee was detailed as
assistant to tho Director of Naval Ord
nance nnd In 1899 ho was promoted to
be a cnptnln. In tho samo year ho com
manded tho British forco which landed In
Samoa, and his service In the Samoan
campaign won him another decoration.
Ho is a member of tho United Service
Club of London, and his homo Is nt Dal
keith Cottage, Inles Green, England.
Admiral von Spec, commander of the
Germnn cruisers In the engagement with
tho British squadron, was noted as a
naval strategist and was said to have
played an Important part In drawing up
tho German naval plans which went Into
cffcOt automatically at the outbreak of
the war, and enabled German cruisers
which were widely scattered over the
Pacific to come together In spite of the
fact that their communication with Ber
lin had been cut off, and It wns Impos
sible for their commanders to receive or
ders from headquarters.
While the details of the plan are un
known, of course. It Is said that each
commander had been supplied with a
sealed map of tho world when the plan
was drawn up several years ago, and that
on each map were tiny dots in various
parts of the Pacific to which the com
manders were to steam with all speed
the moment war was declared.
On their return to the dots that Indi
cated the plnce they vould bo Joined by
other warships, it is said, tho cruisers
were to meet merchantmen at specified
points to receive coal and provisions,
making It unnecessary for them to put
into any port until they had been Joined
by enough fighting ships to malco their
power formidable.
The carrying out of this plan made it
possible for the German squadron consist
ing of the Scharnhorst, Gnelsenau and
Leipzig under tho command of von Speo,
to meet and defeat the British squadron
consisting of the cruisers Monmouth,
Good Hopeand Glasgow and the trans
port Otranto under Rear Admiral Crad
ock oft the Chilian coast on November 1.
VA Ws.
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The Mosl
Satisfying
Gift
is one that combines
charm and utility.
There is no more
delightful remembrance
than an attractive Elec
tric Lamp of distinctive
design.
The Electric Shop at Tenth
and Chestnut Streets is the
headquarters for Electric
Lamps of all kinds. "
Nowhere in the city will
you find a more compre
hen ve--and, for the value,
lower priced- display of
beautiful and efficient
lamps, for the library and
living-room, as well as at
tractive boudoir, detk and
piano lamps of varied
design, There are, in fact,
lamps to suit every taste,
from the simple cottage
types to the more elaborate
imported ones, at prices to
suit every purse,
Vuit the Electric Shop tnd s&
these buss for yeumtf . TW
we aba EUctrie devices of every
type sad price. Ut aid you m
mdtutf your QwUtsui MfectieA.
sumb
tJrne.
turn ah
fmmmt mm
Jewelry and
ilverware
Inexpensive glfle will be highly
appreciated.
$2.50 Brace-$1 Af
Oold-fllloil, beautifully engraved:
lolnt nnd catch. Guaranteed for two
years.
$1.50 Cuff no.
Links .... OC
Solid Roldiplnln nnd fnnoy designs;
rtomnn or English finish.
98c Rose Bead Efi
Necklaces .... OUC
JIndo from tho flower nnd retnlns all
natural odor. Various colors.
$1.98 Vanity Cases, 98c
German, silver nnd Kold-flllort, attract
ively engraved. Combination coin,
vnnlty and card compartments.
$1.98 Ring: Mesh Bags, 98c
German silver, plain nnd fancy frames,
various slses.
Silverware
Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets,
Also Men's Military Sets
$5.50 to $7 Values, Set
$4.50 to $5.75
Quadruple-plated, bright
sliver flnlsh; fancy desl;
boxed.
Children's 25c to $1.75
Sets, 19c to $1.25
Knife, fork and spoon sets; also with
napkin rings and cups.
FIRST FLOOn, 8TII & MARKET STS.
oxidized
Nicely
Just Arrived! Another Huge Shipment of Men's Swagger
Balmacaans to Sell at Savings of One-Third to Nearly Half
When we purchased them hardly ten days ago we were obliged to take the maker's entire stock. This involved a great
many coats more than oven so large a store as this could show and dispose of at ono time, so we divided them into Jots.
This is the second shipment.
In Every Way These Goats Are Very Exceptional for the Prices We Ask
They are genuinely good qualities. Faultlessly tailored and neatly hand
finished. In every line and ripple they conform with the most correct fash
ions for men.
The Actual Values $15.00 $18.00 $20.00 $22.50
OurPrices, $fl.7R $11.75 $12.75 $15
Rich Imported fancy woolens and fine chinchillas In tho most fashionable colorings nro offered for your
choosing.
Overcoats for Men oi More Conservative Taste in Dress
Dressy semi-fitting and equally smart styles in fancy mixtures blue and black kerseys. Made single
or doublo breasted and many silk lined.
$15 Values, Q $20 Values, $13.7R $25 Values, R
Stylish winter kinds oxportly tailored from
all-wool materials.
E Clearance of Men's Suits
Earlier $15 to $20 NOW $10 to $13.50
A Raincoat A Splendid Gift for the Boy
Worth $5.00 Holiday price . . . $2.85
Kterr Lid Wants One, nnd Here's a Verr Exceptions! Vnluc. '
Stylish slip-ons In sturdy, double-texture materlnl, with nil scams
cemented. Sires 6 to 18 years. We pack them In pretty holly boxos.
Boys' Suits, Reefers, Overcoats & Balmacaans !
Surely a youth, tcould appreciate any one of these at a gift.
A wldo assortment of the very smartest new styles in hfsh-erado fabrics.
SJO Vnliirw 0 AQ I gO.BO VnlufS o QQ I fSJM Values $A QQ
' 2D FLOOR, 7TH & MARKET STS.
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Special Holiday Sale of Men's Furnishings!
It Will Economically and Attractively Supply Many a Gift Need at an Average of 25c to 50c Less on the Dollar
flmm
rlvt FHI H-HW
Combination
Sets
50c
Ideal Gift and
Excellent Valne
Consist of a knitted
'tie. silk hnndker-
1 chief, link cuff but-
tons and lover s-knot
i scnrfpln; in ah nt
. tractive collar box.-
.All match In color
and come in tho fol
' lowing shades:
Nnvy, Itornl. Hello.
I trope, firar. Purple,
i unmet ana Jirovrn,
FIRST FLOOR. SEVENTH AND MARKET
$1.50 "Onyx" Half Hose. .$1 ,1 R
Elcirant Onnlltr HInck Silk.
high lustre. Fast color,
double heel and toe.
With extremely
Llsle-llned sole;
$6 House Coats $4.9ft
Fine Double-Fncrd Cheviot In Ittch Coloring I
Splendldlr Tailored
With nobby shawl collar, patch pockets, silk
frogs and silk cord bound edges.
$4 Bathrobes $2.Qft
Genuine blanket bath robes In two-tone color
combinations. Cut full and lonir. with, piped
seams and rolling collar. Cord and tassel.
Good variety of patterns.
$1 and $1.50 Shirts, 79c
Hlgh-grado percale In rich striped patterns. Plain;
negligee Or plaited models; extra full coat styles;
attached cuffs.
$1.00 All-Silk Re$ Four-in- .
Hnnrl Ti PJ
Fnnlilounlilr Lnnrc Onrn-End Kinds
Some twenty handsome plain shades, and an '
excellent quality. Each tie In a holly box.
18c
50c All-Silk Knitted and
Crocheted Ties
Manufacturers' slight Imperfections on reverse
Blue notuing to nnect wear or appearance.
New accordion nnd crochet weaves in rich
colorings and patterns; plain two-tone effects
nnd cross stripes. Limited lot. Thrre for BOc.
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The Holidays Bring a Great De
mand for
GLOVES
They Are Such Acceptable Gifts
Here are fine economies on tho most
utyllBh kinds and best makes.
Women's? $1.50 $1
Gloves x
Finest French real kid, in black,
white, tan and gray. Two-clasp
stvle
Women's $2 Kid Gloves, $1.50
French renl kid: cluue. and round
seam; Paris point and flat embroid
ered backs; black, white and colors;
self and contrasting backs.
Misses' Golf KQC
Gloves .... '''
Extra quality wool gloves, in all
rnlorw nnd wfxftw.
Men's $1.50 Cape $1 OC
Gloves ,6
Capo kinds, in tan shades: P. X.
M. sewn; spear nnd Paris point
hacks. Dnfi-clasp style.
FIRST FLOOR. EIGHTH ST. SIDE
$42.50 FINE FUR SETS, $25.00
Handsome and Acceptable Christmas Gifts
A special reduction of stylish sets in a wide variety of striking new effects.
These are new furs of guaranteed quality and the latest style. Two
illustrated.
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Black Fojc
French Seal
Red Fox & Hamster
Black Canadian Wolf
French and Scotch Mole
Black French Coney
Include novelty or animal shape neckpieces; some trimmed with head and
tails; also fancy or plain bolster muffs.
$2S and They're Worth Nearly Twice This Sum
SPECIALS IN SEPARATE MUFFS
S13.BO JHIUS- 7 rft
SKLS LYNX,. OU
IB FRENCH in Jti
14.75
930 SKUNK
OPOSSUM.,
30 HUDSON fO 7C?
SEAL l7.U
S37JS0 NATURAL SQI
MAUTEN J
x"..$16.B0
'25
40 NATURAL
FITCH
S-43JSO NATURAL OEf
SUNK.... "
SECq.S'D FLOOR
mrn
m
Leather Goods
Attractive Gifts and Useful, Too
$1.50 Wallets
98c
Three fold: of genuine cowhide
in seal grain; nicely made; some
with memo book and several
compartments. Secret pocket for
bills.
$1.50 Velvet Bags, Qq
Panne velvet In newest shapes, with
gilt, nickel or gun. metal frames.
Nicely lined; some fitted with purse
and, mirror. FIRST FLOOR NORTH
$0 Trayelinp; $g
Bags . ,
Of black walrus; leather lined;
heavy protected corners; Inside
pockets; strong; looks; side
catches. Sixes 18 to IS Inches.
BAST END OF ARCADE
Men's and Women's
Umbrellas
$7.50 Values, $C
at -
Pure Silk and St'lfeand-Ltjwn
SB and SS-inch, Sixes. 4"
Eight-Ribbed.
Men's have buckhorn, capc
horrti silver trimmed and Eng
lish Furze and boxwood han
dles all sterling silver trim
med. Women's have all the newest
novelties in handles; also ster
ling Bllver caps; and gun
metal kinds.
Threa Initials Engraved Free,
1st Floor, Ith and Market Sts.
Hosiery and Underwear
Including Many Flits flllfc Kinds lor Qtfts.
I0Q0 Pairs of Famous "Burson" Stockings
25c and 35c Values 18c
Three Pairs SOo; flls J'airs, Boxed, tt.
The only stocklnc knlt-to-flt without a
seam has shaped leer.
Of medium-weight black cotton and lisle.
All sUes. Black cotton la first quality;
lisle is slightly imperiect.
Women's 50c Stockings. 35c
Three Pair lor $1.
Our famous WXX silk lisle stockings,
with six-thread heel and toe; double
top. Black only.
Women's $1.25 Ingrain Silk Stockings, SI
JtfcCallum, Onyx ami ifuyier Hakes; Alio
Our Own Yanlile Hrand,
All silk or silk with cotton tops and soles;
high spliced heels. Black and popular
shades to match shoe tops.
Women's $2 Venetian Silk Vests, $1.49
In white and pink. Reinforced. All slies.
The nicest sort of Intimate gift
FIRST FLOOR, SOUTH
Friday Bargains
Children's $1.25 Sweaters, 50c
Broken sizes up to IS years. All
colors. While lot lasts.
' No Moil or Phone Orders.
Men's $3 All-Wool
Coat Sweaters ....
Some 60 odd maroon sweaters In'
sizes 36 to 2. Knltted-ln pockets.
THIRD FLOOR, 8PORTINO GOODS
DEPARTMENT
n
Misses' and Children's $1
$1.50 to $1.75 Shoes. i
Patent coltskln nnd gun-metal
calf; flexible oak soles. Sizes,
children's SK to misses' 1.
FIRST FLOOR. NORTH
$1 Fancy Pillow Cases, Q,.
Pair OI7C
SUe 43x30 Inckrsi AVith Embroidery
Insertion nnd Tito Hdtts of
Hemstitching.
Fine bleached muslin free from
dressing.
FIRST FLOOR, NORTH
$18.50 Solid Gold
Watches, $11,98
Men's and women's all plain pol
ished; solid gold cases In desirable
sizes. All with guaranteed move
ments. FIRST FLOOR. EIGHTH AND
MARKET STREETS
ROOM SIZE RUGS
Some only one or two of a kind
S2M AXMINSTEU f. A QC
HUQS, 8x13 ft. XteJV
2l AXMINSTHIl - A QCf
IIUOS, 8.3x10.8 ft ItttfO
120 AX MINSTER MO AC
HUGS. SxlJ ft.. 1A.0
SIO COLONIAL RVG9, J Xtt
9xlS ft ""
ITJSO WOOL A FIBRE QtJ
RUGS, 9xi: ft. U.J70
FOURTH FLOOR
$1.55 Mop
Outfit, 69c
Consisting of ad
justable handled
oil mop, heavily
padded. 4 - ounco
bottle of oil, half
pound package of
preparation to
clean mop, and
chemically treated
dust cloth. In neat
holly box, com
plete, 00c.
$3 Carving Sets. $1.65
Three pieces, German silver
mounted, stag handles. Fine
steel blades; in lined bux
$5 Boudoir Lamps, $2.98
Bilk shade In various pretty
colors, mahoganv base, sis feet
or lamp corn wun piug
1AJ
THIRD
son
$2 Dainty Waists, $1
Pink or white crepe de chine, jumper
effect, with net sleeves. Another
attractive model is in white china
Ilk.
No mail or phone orders.
SECOND FLOOR
Boys' $3 to $4,50 $1 & $0
Suits, at ......
On sale at aSO A- M.
Natural linens, French ging
hams, peroales, galatea, etc;
broken sixes. 2 to 6 years at I.
White English twills, French lln
ene, natural linens. Regulation
or dressy models. Slzea S to f
years at IS.
SECOND FLOOR
SI IDDRDQ That Are Very Comfortable and Will
Llr rGlo Wear Splendidly &&$&&&&
MEN'S SUPPERS ; Romeos, Ooeras and Everetts
LEO Valne. . . QQOI Slippers. f yfnZAO Values. 1 fiQlM Cavaliers
J i irJ j ' " xvJRea and gre
green
3 Juliets
(3 to 8) . .
Women'a and ChikW FELT JULIETS
1 4Q I Values CkQ Valuta QQ- I t Values
i.tfui to )... ooC Mi, to m.. . ofChitoj)..
"COMFY" SLIPPERS SSJl'" ..Mfc YJih Ja.8-d "-X.V?:. !?!!
unn. sv i f. -..:: - 'w "-".':?TE4,T"r" .
(UiT)" 'yciru. SclKtS Tt 98c
Harwl-Knittem Slippers
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79c Wl
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to
98c
39c
78c
n.es
Big GkU' $2.S0
Sfeaa
Bfunptas and cancellation of a
Bet4j maker Various leathers,
BU3ta to f In 1st
cl' f
IRttT rLOOR, HOBTK
Weww'i $3 to $
$4 Sfc-"g
Z.o"
MWi $3.50 to
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$2,60
Women's $5,00 Silk $0 Qg
Kimonos ,. i?
Japanese silk in floral designs In
navy blue, red and light colors.
Some sailor collar of satin; other
models V-naok, rlbJMm trimmed.
SHCOKD FLOOR
Women s and Misses'
$15.00 Top ?3s75
oais ....
About 159 stylish coals of QDe
mannish catolures, LoBclas and
uhevlots In various outers.
wun real xur at
snawt collars
brlc.
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Mcoro Kzmm
Window P;
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BB V KSUfau " . mm " m
'MsUaUktea
trioiaad
$3VakM
Ftae caste net
nalasaitca laca. alM,
Arab lacM and Marir
uitftlA; aad scrim with
Uct saadajltoas. the- an
TMiRO FLOOR
Coutil and fancy atripa brocaded
new, up-to-date models tn popular
makes. No Mall or Phoue Ortlws.
SBCOND FLOOR
FURNITURE FECIALS
Women'a $8.50 Desks, 9&M
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