1QVKNING LEDGER PniLADELIIIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1915.
.SHIP NOT DISABLED GREAT ARMOR SHOP
. n.t nnt mn Iinnn nilirnnnTtrrmnmin
BY Sri, BM.1M' IMMU1 MAI KlilJUlLl MIlKli
sHPP5s"y hw w. ramp
r n ...,,.H,.r
y- Diiawui uij
.. .. mn were skeptical today at
L. report that (he whooncr Henry W.
n which sailed from here 10 days
C with enlR0 eonf,sllnK of 010 ,inr"
f" "( o!1 (or delivery nt Itoneti. Fiance,
Tthlzer The vessel, with 7 feet of
WI?'r m her hold, was towrd Into the
"'1innrr Hrrflkwnter- late jcsteiday by
Z' pilot boat fhlladclphln.
....- ihe vccl was '.CO miles east by
W.f f Cnpe tlenlopcn last Sunday It
BW .Coiereil tnal she was leaking,
Ti forward seams having opened.
'.fTeiTi Motrls also found that the pumps
(llPi ihoked and the shroud t limine hml
m The choking of the pump and the
""Ln! the ilWlmt "p,c ni.vstorlous
"L cave ilsc lo the nermon spy theory.
"! .nalvulJiliH the leport received from
.'"A "7)3. todax shlpplns men ex
..M doubt that a spy had attempted
FrC.nblc "he veset. because It would
9 . i..n impossible for any person to
"Z. (he schooner seams. It was nl
Iso
k CPfVu out that the vessel was held
I J for I am davs icpnlrlng after she
M" for, ' ".i ii, imh In cmnnlctlnir
g h.d I loaded, and the lush In completing
F. I""1 .!" i. iu rnid. may have been rc-
PpTand the spllttll.B of the rising.
Police Court Chronicles
ii-nilcllls Horlimlncr Is u man of few
win He h.llcvr In si.Vl.m lilnwlf
TrouWe. o ,u "' ufl' ,Mcllt 1 l,,C
,r en Is of his mine. Now he Is known
Ss Hep Iloch- This saves him ti lot of
Ink ami energy , , , , , . ,
Hut Hep has a hard Job trying to be
happy When he has money he worries
?""'... u i,,j it won't last long.
! When he hasn t any money he Is gloomy
I JAuse he can't buy nnyth li. An I n
lh.it connection iicp is u pom i.m-. n
nt. With the (sceptlon of a pair of
Heps niuai'y i."" " "" , ,, ,.,
hen he Is completely "saturated" that I
he has any e.ise oi mum. jnriu.UiK, ......
In nn nccominodatlng conscience, ho be
leles he has a lensun for being ill link.
JIcp wni rlgBgln bis way toward ! ront
Wet and Ob aid avenue when bo neel
dcntnllj cnemintered Policeman Letter.
"What's the matter?" asked the cop.
!. vm- nm." said Hep.
Is "And I doii't think my eyes deceive."
r falil the hluccoat, as he sent tor me
When Magistrate Scott saw He.) nt tho
Kast (liinrd avenue station he wns also
of the opinion that words were useless,
rtut the prisoner thought an explanation
wns due the law, and In older that the
court could ct a line on him ofi'eied the
fnllnwln"
' "Work between ill inks. When drinks.
no w.irk. .no teg icr juu. .iiiji""", ""
. fcr mono. Don't like nobody. Nobody
k. likes me. Gcn'rllly usellss. No home;
- aMiit' care, .list eat. sleep. di,lnk. Jls' live
J one day-next Who cares? '
And the Judge allowed him to spend the
Jioliilajs at Holmes', in g.
H. .- ,i -c rn.. ; n'..! ctln
f ralllLT 01 IW1I1M nun ujuit-iuv
i ctii vtoV. n. line. 10. Soon after
the stork i.rouglit twins to his home.
Ch.ulcs K. Toloi, or Ibis ilt.v, attempted
I'jlclbp by Imiklng himself In the head
with a hatchet and then slashing bis
thrc.it with a knife.
nmr snlil mdav that he would rc-
1 coer unliss blood' poisoning sets In.
Flnai'Cinl woirles augmcnleil ny inc nr
rhal of the twins aic lelleed to have
teen responsible for his act. Taylor nl
tead had eight other children.
Bill for $11,000,000 Plant to Be
Introduced Today by
Senator Tillman
WASHINGTON. Dec. lft.-As the first
step In Die Administration's national de
fense program Senator Tillman, chair
man of tho Senate Committee on Naval
AfTnlrs, will Intiodliec n bill today pro
viding for the erection of a Government
ntmor-plate plant to cost Jlt.OOO.niM. The
bill will bnVe the approval of Secretary
of the Navy Daniels, and It will be used
cither ns a club to force the armor mak
ers to quote lower prices or be enacted
Into law.
"I hope that this plant will be located
In Philadelphia," Bald Senator Tillman
"The Investigations of our special com
mittee showed that the plant could be
built there cheaper than elsewhere. Phil
adelphia has the advantages of location,
cheap materials and skilled labor. Then,
too. If we wcie lo build the armor plant
thete we would save the estimated cost
of Jll.fflO for a site. In Philadelphia there
Is sufficient ground for such it plant at
l.ngue Island."
Mr. Tillman explained that the special
committee had expressed a preference for
PhlHdclphln In Us report, and recom
mended that Mvni,!KM be expended for a
plant which could pioduce I0,0J0 tons an
nually. Since that time the cost of ma
terials has Inciensed, and Senator Tillman
has suggested Hint the cost be Ul.OOrt.OOT
Last year n commission, consisting of
Senator Tillman, Itcpreqnitatlve Padgett,
chairman of tho House Naval Committee,
and Ifnai Admiral Joseph Strnuss chief
of the Hureau of Ordnance, was appointed
to make an Investigation of the cost of
producing armor plate and report to Con
gnss upon tho feasibility ol establishing
a Government plant. There arc mlj
three concerns In the countrv which make
battleship armor, the Carnegie Steel Com
pany, at 1'lttsLurgh; the Hethlehcm Steel
Company, of Hethlehcm. Pa., and the
Mldvnle Steel Company, of Philadelphia.
The eommlmdoii reported that It bellcvid
In n W.nrfl.ton plant armor could be pro
duced fnt J.'ir. per ton In lew of the
fnct that the lowest bid submitted on the
la'cit lot of armor wanted bv the navy,
opened on November 17, was $i;.1 per ton
for clasi At and $tS(i for class A!, the
price estimated for a Government plant
sound attractive.
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bIvob tho
boy or gin
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Si stv-" your
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liaverford Bicycle
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their reliability. Guaranteed for !
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CLASH OVI2K SHORE JETTIES
Owners Will Protect Properties if
City Doesn't
ATLANTIC CITV. N. J., Dec. 10. Beach
front magnates have raised the itlestlon
of their right to build Jetties In the bench
pails when the city neglects to take
piompt measuies to protect the bathing
gi omuls nnd the safety of abutting prop
el ty.
Dr. Underwood Cochran warned tho
Clij Commissioners that the beach at
New York avenue bad been reduced 42
Inches and that owners there will put up
limber formications at once If the city
doesn't get busy.
Pric
$15 to $30
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bad complexion
your handicap?
"Many an otherwise attractive Rirl
is a social failure because of a poor
complexion. If ja:r skin is not'
naturally fresh, smooth and glow
ing, or has suffered from an unwise
use of cosmetics,
Resinol Soap
will clear it
easily, in a normal, healthy .way.
Simply use Resinol Soap r?w
larly once or twice a day, and you
will be astonished how quickly the
healing, antiseptic Resinol medica
tion soothes and cleanses the pores,
removes pimples and blackheads,
and leaves the complexion clpar,
fresh and velvety. '
When the 1dn tl In a very nezlecle i condi
tion, spread on just x little Resinol Ointment
for ten or fifteen 'minutes before using Kesinol
Soap. Resinol Snip Is sold by all druggists.
For a trial she calie, rl " Dent. 9-P. Res
inol, Baltimore, Md.
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"Papa's got to work to-night,
"Mother asked the U. G. I,' to send a Quick
Service man to fix the library lamp told i hem
it needed a new mantle and a glass shade.
"It was fixed to-day before papa got home
for dinner. A man on a motorcycle brought
the shade and mantle and put them on.
"Papa said, 'That was good service it's a
dandy light',"
Have you tried Quick Service? There's no
charge only regular retail prices for any ,
parts that need replacing.
The United Gas Improvement Go.
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DAYiS
'HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE"
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
i
ANOTHER CHANGE TO BUY MEN'S FIXE AND Sir AGGER
Winter OVERCOATS
9
'1011.75
Real SI 3.5o, $18, S20 & $22. So Values
Thesd savings nre extraordinary because of the extreme high quality of the garments involved,
coats costing many dollars more could not be more desirable i n detail.
Models include balnutroons, semi- and form-filting styles and f till cut effects.
Even custom-made over-
Men's Guaranteed RAINCOATS at $7.50, $10 & $15
uooil-looKltiK coats of doublc-tcxturo material with nil scams tnprd nnd ocinpiilpd
Balance of the Manufacturers' Fine Stock of "Fad-Craft" Trousers
8 (ilS'ltrlfe
III ihhmBA'I
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HiV,-i,'fvii
hold nt a tremendous snrrlllro liorauao tlieir inn leers.
ItrnlideiH & Uclicrtiinn of this elM. have dissolved
mrtiiorslilp.
Mnlorlnls itirlmle cnsslnieres, cheviots, worsteds, etc.
$3, $4 and $5 Corduroy Trousers, $2
Boys' $8.50 Suits, Reefers $A QO
S& Overcoats at ir.iO;
) llxtrtt pair of pants with enrh suit
Suits In Norfolk style, made of cheviots, casplmoros,
plnlds nnd corduroys.
Heelers flannel llnlUKs, lirnss buttons chevron
Overcoats Include Mneklnaws with capes and UkkIiikh;
also coats of cheviots, cassltnercs and chinchillas. Hls-.es
J'i to IS years.
$4 and $5 Trousers, $2.35 and $2.79
Men's Suits, $9.50, $11.50 and $12.75
Smart tirw ni'idels, mad.- of fain i lievlols, worsteds
c ml i'.-lni(u
Boys' $4.50 and $5 Two- U" OC
Pant Suits at ' '
l'mc herlots aint cnsslmeies In cheeks nnd plnlds.
also brown m irrn iiiltun-s Norfolk niodi'ls, with
Idooiners nr knirki rlmi kers.
$4.50 Guaranteed Raincoats $H) OC
Of ilouble-textuie cloths, Willi cementeil scums. Sizes
C. to IS years. SIHONI) Kl.OOIS, 7TII ST.
jl fi'wwmffW-mm
Filbert
Seventh
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Men's Furnisliiagi
Another t)n of Wonderful Values
hi Tina Holuliy Silc
$4 and $5
Pure Silk
Shirts,
$2.98
Stripes and Iwo
lotio effects Inter
mingled with snlln
stripes. lioulile
turn-bnek cuffs
Klzes 14 to 18'i
Inches
VeJl
$5.00 Blanket
Halli RnlipR
Heavy iiunlltj , Plain rjroimds wltii fiRures
or stripes nnd deep borders. Hiive col-
Inrs. Itislile saiin who,
seams nnd rope ulrdles
$3.98
Inpe-bound
$1.00 "Onyx" )65c
Silk Sox ,, ,
l'm-e-llk, nlso nll-sllk lops In black,
nnw. Inn and iirny. MsN; soles, dou
ble hlKh spliced heels nnd toes
50c and 65c All-Silk 1 3gC
Four-in-Hands
A Milker's Short Ends of Silk
1'iein fabrics In plain colors, satin stripes,
n mm', i te r.xlrn large opcn-cntl offects,
$1 Neglige Shirts, 79c
"Mil tiers best percnlc in new stripes,
full laundered, with stiff cuffs attached.
Four-in-Hands, 49c
lleaw silks Ini'luilliipr novelties nhd plain
effect" l.tiiR" shape, with sntln-fnccd
banilx. slip easll 111 collar
$6 Smoking Jackets, $4.98
All-uool ilnuble-fnrt'il cheviots In
vailotis colors Have trlinmcd pocij-
jls. Ions slmttl collar, sun corn uuiu-
ln'
$1.50 Cabinet Combi-$l OQ
nation Set
Silk fuiir-in-haiiil senrf, laruc silk hntid
kcrihlef. silk hnlf hose, silk pnd Knr
teis, novelty senrf pin and clnsp. beauti
ful tbree-dlawer cabinet covered with
Imitation cretonne ....,.
K1IIST Fl.nolt. SHVUNTII STHniiT
Bring the Children Tomorrow to
Santa CI
aus Land
Extraordinary Values in
Handkerchiefs
For Christman Gifts
WE HAVE l'HEl'ANED FOR THE YEAR'S
lit V ) (
Old Santa
Claus him
self is leak
ing ucrc to
shake hands with them and find
out what then leant for Christmas.
Every One Has Voted This the
"Greatest Toy Show on Earth"
There nic hundicds of wonderful evcltinff tbliiKS.
Dolls of all kinds and sizes toys that tumble
and walk and play 'of themselves picture, books
and sleds and names of all kinds. It is the easi
est till UK possible to select from these assort
ments just the toys that will brlim most Joy to
our NouiiKsters' hearts.
Everything is ready: Everything is complete.
Uig broad aisles and ample shottf space make
crowding and hurrying unnecessary.
FOUHTH KI.OOH
Women's 50c
Hand- )eCtn
kerchiefs SO
One-corner cinhiolilcrril
in white and colors. Also
t'lincess and Venice lace
mill beautiful madilra
kinds
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f Mr.n' 7Sp In SI K Si k C lMSam.liei
aiswaa u v u f --- S II
S Mufflers, 50c to $1.50
) FIIIST Kl.OOIt, NOIITII )
Most Important Day In Furs
lietter assortments and grcnUr values than any that hare preceded, including
handsome routs, sets ami small furs at lesi than the prices asked in the whole
sale markets of todtn:
Our Unconditional Guarantee Protects Every Purchaser
Children's
Handkerchiefs
MIc llnv of Three or? -
, Kewple and ito-l'eep tJ
isUles In Japanese silk.
$40 Fur Sets at $29.75
lied fov, hlack fax, skunk raccoon, natural raccoon,
silver opossum, Manchuriun wolf in pointed Sitka
color, heaver and battleship-gray wolf.
Muffs In Hat pillow, melon or ball shape: scarfs In
a n I m.i 1 effect or noelt st.vlc.
Women's
Handkerchiefs
st.nti n of Mi . r -j
I'retty out -cornel w
ffects in linen and iner
ccrlxed I'otton.
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SWONfJ Ft.OOIl
$22.50 Skatinpr Sets at $12.75
III. nil onc or blue lived Wallaby.
' SJl.-i Kwl Vox Sets S22.30
J S.lo IJIack :nd Red I'nx Si-ts S37..")0
' $10 Natural Raccoon Sets S2."i
S:l0 Hlack Fox Scls SHI 7."
S10 French Coney. Muff melon shape Sn.flO
Sill) C.oldon Ue-iver MnlT SH1.75
S22..)0 Skunk Opossum MulT $15
$40 Moire Russian Pony' Coats af $29.75 "
,TiHint "l;nhb ' model, with chin-chlii collar of
aWui'k il ('I I iccnon
HOLIDAY SALE
OF VERY FINE
bre
ss
for Women
Savings of a third to
n half
$10 to $25
Silk Umbrellas
$7.50 to $13.50
Sample line of close rolling,
pure silk kinds, with stcr
llnq: silver handles, 2C-lnch
HlZl .
S $5 Silk Umbrellas, g
$3.50
With sterling silver trim
minus, also ebonized with
sterling silver bands.
Flrot Floor, Market St.
Are Always
Acceptable
Wonderful Christmas Savings
Gloves
Women's $1.50
I French Kid $1.10
. Gloves at '
... ,4
Two-clasp. Ulack-wlth-whlto nun
whlte-wiin-uiacii iiiu-m. ,h.-"
i black, white, tan nnd rny. i
Women's $1.50 and
$1.75 Kid $1 ?C
Pique Gloves A ,CtJ
One-clasp Wack-wlth-whlto nnd
whlte-wltb-black three-row backs
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Marvelous Assortment of Christmas JfcWELRY A &,!. cf,n.tma,
BotJi the one who gives and the one xuho receives will derive the greatest pleasure from such gifts as these!
T 1 V 98C I Rogers' Silver W
irVji t tieatiS at ' SI rm Tabic and Dessert s
'-.. i- Fine wax-filled French doen
$7.50 to $14 Solid Gold
Lavallieres,
$4.98.lo5:10
m eiulblte iIcuIkiis, with dla
iiouds and other pteclous hioiich.
icavy neck chains in nil slzeaj
(Yf-.,-, Fine wax-filled Fren
vjSfeflS peails. Opera leliKtl
r'i
Ware
spoons.
rWomei?s75c KQr
Duplex Gloves '
CTwo-clasp, in white, Bray, buck S
fnncl tan.
Men's $1.35 $1 If)
Cape Coves ; a.av
Dne-clasp, V X. St. sown. Tan shades.
Children's $1 Kid
and Mocha ) 75c
Gloves at
Ono-clasp. Fleece lined.
FIRST Fl-OOrt, SOUTH
$1.50 to $4 Solid Gold
ctH 98c 2.98
50c Rose Beads,
25c
rink Kreen, old
rose, lldht blues, etc.
Sweetly scented.
$5 Solid Gold $0 QQ
Coat Chains... ' "W
Emrrtived button, with fancy link
Hold chain Several styles.
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$1 to $1.50
Silk Girdles
New fashions in plain-colored Mlks,
fur tilmmed
Jelly Simons, each
i 7"'C Silad Spoons, encli
' use Salad Forks, ciich .
I dse 1'io Servers, each .
Diamond $gQ
Festoons J
to
J5I.1IS
fide
.-.lie
$228
50c & 98c
$2.50 Gate Top $1 E(
Mesh Bags
Oold-llUed. In Honian or bright
finish. Hand-chased deslKns.
Quadruple Plated
Silverware
Foiir-I'lcce Ti'ii SetM
59 ami J lo s
values
I'He-l'lece Ten SpIn
$15 to SJH $
alucs
5.98 "n,i ?6.98
?!! IVll SP(N
9.50 to ?25
Sale is in Progrett
Initials Ennravcd Free of
Charge
$3 to $24 Cuff Links at
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98 to $20 i
Solid-Bold, plain Hoin.in jrolil or fancy I
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Over Two Hundred Winsome Styles in the
FIHST FJ-OOIt, SOt'TJl
$3.50 to $32 Solid
&L2.5Q'S25
1 Waldermere, Dickens and vest chains
$45 Toilet and Manicure Set, 17
picceM, $32.50.
In silk-lined leather box.
$15 Toilet and Combination Set,
13 pieces, $9.98.
$9 Toilet and Manicure Combina
tion Set, 8 pieces, $5.49.
$7.50 Toilet Set, $4.98
Thiee pieces.
$1 Puff Boxes pnd Hair Receiver!,
each 69c.
39c Manicure Piecei, 25c
I IVORY WARE I
39c Puff Boxe and Hair
Receivers, 25c
Olass Jar, Ivory top.
$1.50 Manicure Sets, 98c
Five pieces.
75c Perfume Bottles, 39c
$10 Nail Buffer, in boat, 9Bc.
$1.50 Nail Buffer, in boat, 98c
FIHST Fl.OOIt. SOUTH
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SMOKERS' ARTICLES
$5 Smoking Stands, $2.98
Solid brass, with Rlass-llned tray,
two cigar rests and match box
holder
75c Ash Trays, 49c
Solid brass. Olass lined-
Wooden Humidors,
$2.98 to $10.98
Mahogany, fumed oak -and lIs
Blon. Holds 100 and 200 cigars.
75c to $6.50 Penknives,
49c to $5
Tcarl nnd stag handle.
Christinas Waist Sale
Exceedingly dainty blousea worth considerably more
than we ask.
DRESSY VOILE I
WAISTS I
v?iu.$1.98
Value $2.98 j
Sheer qualities with
beautifully umbroid- :
ercd panels, inser-
tions of heavy Venlse :
: pattern or fine vai. :
: laces, broad, soft fril- :
: ly collars and lonf?. :
trimmed sleeves.
One Skeli'lii'd nt I,eft
IMUfllnBII 1 3gft I I
IF 0M&
i?' xrTF-cir- r
tin
$6 Elaborate Lace Waists at $4.98
Style Like Picture at Right
Have silk net vestees and stylish black ribbon bows to
tlnlsh the collar and cuffs copy of n French model.
SKCOSD FLOOR
FIHST FLOOU, SiUUTIl j
$5 Gillette Safety
Razors, $3.98
Women's Felt Juliets
Various Colors, Uillon- or I'ur-Trimmetl
SI. .'II tnliirN. sizes 3 to 8 1''e
y bullies, sizes J lo s Sl.l!
Christmas Gifts Slippers! Also Shoes!
Our Gigantic Assortments and Universally Low Prices Make Choosing Doubly Easy
Hand-Knitted Slippers
.iimlij'-u'ool Insoles
f1.."0 nlueN An. fl.UT, -vulurx QQ
Sizes 3 to s . 1OC hij to 2 . OiC
VI nines 'sizes ti to ID, "lit.
Infants' $1.25 to OC & QCr
$1.50 Shoes at.. OOC ;OC
In patiMit coltskin anil black kulskin Sizes
1 to 1 1 j, ..-,i'. Sizes I to S. list-.
Boys' $2.50 to $3 Shoes at $1.98
Tan nu.ss,l.i, dull calfskin ami patent coltskin.
liutton ami blucher stvle. sizes 0 to 6Vj.
flHOl 1'l.UUU. .U1(TII
IN SUBWAY Men's QO
$2.50 to $5 Shoes . . T
i In Kuu-mut.il calf and patent coltskin. Hut-
ion ami lacu bl Ics. All blzes la the lot.
Misses' and Children's CQ-
$1.25 Juliets -"-
i Siitcial nurihiiHe of 1100 nalrs from H.
. t'obeii, li'.uhntr Jibber of ftosston, Mass,
r.ienain nuuin.i reii leu ami ren anil rea
ami bl.uk fur trlmmlnc. Hand-turned
I soles Sizes k4 lo ;
1 S'o Mail or 'hunt Oiiicis on ntfirr 0 above (IrmJ
Men's Romeos, Everetts
and Operas
Misses' & Children's $2.50 to $3 Shoes
Sizes . SI CQ I Sizes 113 -l 7Q
to 11.... M.tJJ I to 2 111"
ami Min-metal ialf lluttun st le.
Women's $3 to $4.50 Shoes at $1.95
Patent ioltkin, Kun-inetal i.ilf and elaztil
kidsUin Pull culf bl.uk, inn and ki.iv ilotli
tops Sizes 2'j tn T m tilths A lo I'., but not
in each lot.
aamw in infiwroga
Your Home, Too
Can Have a
VICTROLA This Christmas
Vidrola
VI Outfit
$43.50
Investigate our free trial and gradual payment offer. This
outrtt includes everything sou will need.
Vlctrola VI. i Record Cabinet. -.30i 1J Double-face. 10-inch
Records, lf 1 Vlctrola Cover, 1. Complete, S-13.50.
No Trading- Stamps wjth Vlctrolas or Records.
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What Woman Would Not Be Delighted With a
SILK ROBES?PETTi;OATS:
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Gifts in DAINTY CUT GLASS
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Mfe-llke bronze
and Ivory flnish-r
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THIRD FLOOR
A Fine Household Gift!
A Hundred of the Celebrated Hasting's
HO Kitchen Cabinets, $25
Sold on Club
Plan
White enamel
lined, poors
that roll up
and down. Have
largo portable
Hour holder, sift
er, extension
nlckoline sliding
top, and exten
sion slide shelves.
Metal cake and
bread box, wire
woven shelves
and ventilating
top.
$7 to $10 Quilted
SSL $3-98
Tram Japan. In navy,
ted, liKiii blue, piuh.
lavender, rose and black
Slany w itli hand -em -broiiured
sleeves Full
leneth Hup Pictured.
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$3 Silk $0 AQ
Petticoats ' '
iTaffeta, In black and all the
leading shades. Including
changeable3. due l'lrturcd.
$2 Novelty Silk
Petticoats, $3.98 & $4.98
Fine silk, checks and Roman stripes,
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DECIDEDLY UNUSUAL SAVINGS ON
Silk Hosiery &
Underwear for Gifts
! Women's $2 Silk Stockings, $1.50
, Int-iaiii threuil --Ilk, In medium, light or
gauze weight. Novelty effects, also black,
nhite and wanted shades. i
LIT uuorm:its
60c and 70c Camisoles, Corset) A Q-
Covers & Drawers , . i
Camisole Sketched
Camisoles In crepe tie chine. Corset Covers and
drawers of nainsook, trimmed with lace and
embroidery Sixes 46 to U.
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IX OtH UIG HESTAtJUANT 11EST OF UVEUY'l'UlAU JL.T LOV.ES PRICES FIFTU FLOOR;
Women's $1.25 Silk Stockings, 98c
ii tnreati sine, in uiacK, wnite
ades. Some have silk, others
Extra as well as regular sixes.
Ingram thread silk, in black, white and popu.
lar snaoes. some nave siik, otnera nave mie
lops.
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! Women's $1.00 Stockings. 69c
. Ingrain (ilk. in black and colors. Some have(
fancy sti ipes. ethers embroUerett insteps, ,
' HUKUtiy imperiect.
Women's 75c Stockings, 49c
Full fashioned, boot effect, tilth, spliced heels,
double toes and reinforced garter tops. In
blaik, white and colors.
Women's $2 Venetian $11 AQ
Silk Vests ,
Beautifully finished with French bands and
V reinforced. In pink and white.
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