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ADXJia.-On o'tt. I. kols. rtiAtiues p.
husbnnd nf lflurn Arfjims. nelntlves tiid
friends also th Pamson Lodse No. 7. K.
nf 1. i Theatrical Jlechanlcal AssocUtlnn and
Fraternal OrdT of r..ii-s, are Invited to
attend the- funeral aerxlcea, on Prlday eve
at 7 o'clock from late residence 704 H
inth at Interment at York, Pa No
flowers,
AHIintl. Oct, 3. SOLOMON', husband of,
Rebecca Ashcr, aired 71. ttelntlvea nnd
friends. l.ndire No, U, V, and A. M Masonic
Vetcrnns, Meade I'oat, (1. A. It., and Naval
eternn-. In. lied to funrral, .sun , 10.30 n,
m.. 1311 N lircmd st Int. Jit. Slnal Cem. I
HAI.AOAN Oct. 2. AKIUIM, IUI.A
OANi aited 33 nelatlves nnil friend. Laurel
Hnrlnn Aerie No 'Jin;, Kraternnl Order of
Eairles, Imltrd to fun.ral, Hat., Ob m,
Harry tlraddock's rendence. Overhrook. N, J.
Iteiiulem mass nt Kt. Lawrence Church, l.au. '
rel Snrlnss, 10 a, m Int. lleilln Citn
IIAj.DWI.V Oit. 1. I.OVKV I, daughter
of Kit O and May n. lUldnln. aired I ft '
lte'atl.ea and, friends Women' Christian
, Temperance faithful Union, InMted to fu
neral Sat.. 'J p m , leaidrnce of parents, ,
.'104 Crnsa t. Int. Kernnood Com. Krlend
may rail Frl ee f
BANlKel.ZEn. Oct. 1, MATtV T.. widow
of Thomas Ilanholser (nee Oelb). KelatLiea
and friend InMted to funeral, Sat,. ft 30
a m.. lniO H Iehlah ave. Iflch ramilrm
mass at Church of the Visitation, 10 a. m.
int. nuijr orpuicira tern, auio Tunerai.
HANIlOLZnil. Sept. 30. THOMAS. hus.
band of Jlarv T. Ilanhotrcr (neo (lelb). In his
2Sth jear. Kclitl.ca and frlenda Invited to
funeral, Rat., 8 30 a. m.. lino K. I.ehlih
a.e Illnh requiem imm Church nt the vnt.
K'V t
Gftkt. OrsHn'PUya at
10 and 4.23
Clock Chime of I'openliajren City
llnll at Noon
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAlkS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER i
Fair
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
tatlnn. In n
Auto service.
HArtTON 1-Oct. 2 FUANK 13.. husband
nf Marion Ilarton IWatle- and friend In
Mted to funeral. S.U.. 1 30 p. m.. 317 Krlo
at . Cnm.len, N. J Int. rrliatp. Krlends
may Mew remain I'rl . 8 to 10 p. m
HATKs. Cnn-hohock.n. Ia , Oct. 2, AN
MB, widow nf Prank K. Ilatea (ne Steakerl
and daughter of Christopher nnd Mnrcaret
Rteaker. HelnlUea ilnd frlenda InMted to
aerMces, Hat,, 2 p m . pirrnta residence,
101 11 "th ne , Cmiehrhocken, 1M, Int.
Tiarren Hill Cem. Ilrmaln may be seen 4th
Inst,, 7 to 0 p. m
IlATKZKf. Oct. 2, aonon W ,Tr., aon
of Oenrre V. and Clara I) flnteiel, BECd
.V Ilciathcs and friend Otrard Assembly
nf Phlla . No n. A. O M P.: Washington
camp No. an.. P. o. s. of A.- PhlH.
Oranire, No. (111. P. of II , Vounu People'
Ass'n of the Union llaptlst church Handl
ford lnlted to funeral services. Mon.. 2
p m.. cor. Wlimt nnd Ashton roada.
Hotmebura-. Pilla. Int. William Penn Cem.
Krienda may call Sun. ete.
IH Ulirt. Suddenly l)t 2, JACOH C,
husband of Julia C. linuer (ne t.jndi
Helithea and friend. I O. O. M.. No. r4:
Carnrntfra' ITnlnn No 1!VJ. nil nth.r ...
rletles of which he was n. member, lnlte,l
to funeral Mon . K:'H a m. 411 ltuinmb
at. Solemn requiem maaa St. Henrj'a
i nurcn iu a. m. int. private, Holy
Sepulchre Cem,
P.RATTIE Oct, 1. ANN, wife of
Thomaa P. Itenttie. nsod 37. Itelntira nnd
frlenda lnlted to funeral aerMeea. Sat.. 3
1. m. nan cnunn at.. Krankrord. Int.
OauUnd Ccin ltetnalna may bo viewed Prl.
ee.
BRCKLKT Oet. 1. at Marcate Clt-. N.
J.. JACOH HKNItV aon of tho late DaMd
and i;ilraheth lleckley, aed (14. ltelitUea
and friends. Fidelity l.odse. I. O. O. P . and
am,,, (Tina,, T.lh- t ., t, ( ,. ,..
- . ....-. . , ,,"-. . w ,v .,1 , IXOHlllllU
Hen. Aasoelntlon of Ilenrv Dlraton Spns, in-
"" tu lunvrni. nni , j p in,, ironi me '
parlors of Ueorue Chmdler P.iul Jt. Sim 13.'
N. 13lh at. Inl Mt .Morl.ih Cem x I
HKM Oct. 3. KMMANUHt.. husband .f1
rriMiii ncii. ueiaine and irlend. Uner
Ahnath Chesed. Invited to runeral. Sun. i
10 n. m.. u.'s McKean at. Int. Ml Canne,,!
Cem. "i
HHLLAK. Oft I. nf nneitmnnln nt fMn'
?J!!;i..--..u . W-hlnaton, I). U Knslun 'l)ll
K?,i:iH J, AUSSliiT lli:i.l.AK, formerly otf,u
Phlladelnhla. son of lllaneho A. and th "J
late Leopold W llellak Service Tues . 'avj
pm. at tho Oliver II. Hair llulldlnu, IS2aill
Chestnut st Phll.iilelphla Int. private. ,
11KNNKT (neo KurxV Oct " Minil! II. 0UI
wife of Harry J. llennet. llelatlvea an'l' I
irienas. niepnen uiruru Count II, Sons annl
Daushters of Liberty, No. 13'J, Invited ty,
funeral aervlcea Sun.. " n. m.. 7nft II Illltor1.1!
et (cnr. O). lilt Oreenmount Cem. o) I
IIRNNnTT. Ott '.'. JOHN K. HHNNRTT,
M. II.. hub.ind of Annie .1. ltennpti. lt.i.
Uvea nnd friend Camden County Medical!
Society. Invited to funeral. Mon. H a. m . I
431 Monmouth St. (linnet eter. N J Hlsh
mns i. .viarya cnurcn u n m. Int. St.
Mnry'a Cem
HKNN1S Oct. 1 n WlM.hlpVAn T.a-
r."cH".u s. Ni Hospital Cape May. N. I
J. KOWAUI) P.. Jr.. son of IMwnrd P. and ,1
ivainrMi ;. iienni acul L'.'. llelatlvea and
friends. Holy Nome Society of Immiculate
tnncepuon v. nurrn inMle,i m runeral. Hat,
H rt (I n m.. rn.l.l.n-A nf ... ,1 . t t-
Chelteu ae,, Oermantow n. Solemn mis of ' I
requiem Immieulate Conception Church 10
'a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto fu
neral. Omit 'ilowers.
, HF.P.TItON. Oct 1 nOItTOT !.. hu
bnd of Helen p, Itertron (nee Dohertv).
llelatlvea nnd friend peclal officers P. H.
15. Lndxs No :,4. I.. (1. O M ; ) ,Bq Tribe,
No. 113. I. O n M . Invited to funeral
ervttc". PrL, 7.311 p. m., P.'ftJ S, Huby .
Int. private.
I11CKLK.Y Oct. 1. Mnrcate Cltv. N. J
JACOH HK.NltY eon of late Divid nnd
Elisabeth IIKkk-. aitetl CI. llelatlvea and
friend. Fldelltv l.odu". I o. O. P . Nnrrn
Kansctt Tribe. I (). II M. . Kevstnno Ilene.
nclal AsVn of Ilenrv Dl-nton Sons Invited
to funenl services. Sa' , 3 p. m .parlors of
(leo Chandler Paul A Sons, 13J1 N. 13th st.
Int Mt. Morlah Cem
THDDLI:. Oct 2 I.U'RA CHAWFOnD,
daughter of late (4eorse Cook nnd Sallie
Marple Illddle. 1231 S Huby Vt. Funeral
services, Sal., 1pm Charles Shurtleff
Tunerai Apt . 3020 .Market at. Int. private.
110LAY. Oct. 3, WILLIAM II.. husband
of Kmma Itolay (nee Smith), aited 30. Fu
neral services prliate. Sat . 10 a m , at
Northern Home, 23d nnd llrown sis Int.
private. Mt. Holly. N I
KONXIHt Oct 1. 30HN son of John
and Marv llonner, nKetl 10 Peiathen nnd
friend, membera of the Holv Name Soeletv
of the Visitation Church, invltttl to funeral
Sat.. 0.30 a. m,, pnrents' residence 212S
N. Maseher st. Solemn renulem mas Church
of the Visitation 11 a. in. Int Holy Sepul
chre Cem Auto funeral I
HOrtDRN S'ftlJenlv. near Jacobatnwn. N
J.. Oct. 2. MAR, wife of Jamea A Garfield
Borden (nee Cowan), nued 34. Funeral from ,
residence or nuaunnu. sun., J p. m, Int
aeobstown Cem
IIOTIIWKLI. Oct 2. PLOrtENCR MAT.
daughter of Kmmi Itothwell (neo Kerns),
ftelatlves and frl'nds, Hamilton School.
fith A; Sunday school of tho Lutheran
Church nOth and Spruce sts.. Invited to
funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m residence of
uncle. John !". Wella. nolo locust st: Int.
Arlington Cem. Frlenda may call Frl., 8 to
11 p. m Auto service.
IIOYER. Suddenly, nt residence of pnr
entsa, 4400 N. 17lh st . Oct 3. WRSI.RY
flAY IlOYRIl. son of I) Alfred nn.l I.llv
lloer (nee Hensel), need 28. Due notice of
funeral will bo niven.
IIOYLK. Octi 2t SARAH, dauahter of
late Jarrea and Ann ltole, of Kllmacren
nall. County Dcniegal. Ireland. Relatives
and friend. League of Hie Hatred Heart
and the Hodallly of the Church of tho Uesu
Heno More Hoeietj. Invited to funeral, Mon,
7 30 a. in.. 1828 Thompson st. faolemn re
nulem mats Church of tho Gesu, Int. Holy
uross -em. auio runerai
BRANIN. At Vlncenlown. N. .7. Oct. 1.
FERMAN W. .on of John and Sadie
Ittanln aired 2(1. Relatives and friends. Jr.
u. u. a. i . o. it. or vineentown. N. J..
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 1:30 n m . real.
dence of parents. Vineentown. N. J. Int.
Uaptlat Cem
IIREITMUYER Suddenly. Hept. SO.
t'Altl vv.. son oi v fiiam c anti vvuneimina
Ilreltmeyer (nee lluehler), aned 10 Rela
tlvea and friends. Sunday School of Glrard
M. E. Church: Rpworth. uenaue; Standard
Hearers; Harry Clay Council, No. 7. Jr. O.
U. A. M.; employes Centra) Trust and
Savings Co.. invited to funeral services.
Rat.. 2 p. m., parental residence, 1210 N.
Jessup at. Int. private, Mt, Vernon Cem,
Remains may be viewed Trl. eve.
HRICKER. In Norrlstown, Oct. 1. XrETA
V wife of Cliarlea H. Hricker. aaed 3d.
Relatives and frlenda invited to funeral
from undertaklns- ants, of O. W. tt. It. u.
Mowdav. 0111 De Kalb st,. Sat.. 1 p. m.
Int private Hillside. Cem
nROOKS. ARLEI.IA I.OUI"R. died Tues.
day, Oct, 1. nt ftilft p. m. Funeral Satur
day. Oct. S, 1018. Sllon llaptist Church, 13th
and Melon sts., nt 12.30 p. m. Int. Eden
'miOUNLKY. Oct. 3. EDNA O, nnouN-
uki (nee urewsi, wire or itouert . irroun-1
ley. Jr.. aged 31. Relatives and friends In
vited to runeral services, Tues , ; p. m.,
residence of husband. 37 E. Madison ave..
ColllngsHooil. N. J. Int. private. Friends
may call Mon.. after 7 P. m.
HROWN. Sent 3(1. RUTH A. HTtOWN.
widow of David Rrown. aged 00. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral services Sat.
2 p. m . residence of aon-ln-law. S, N. Kll
aore. 2U17 Columbia ave. Int. private. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Omit flowers. Prienda may
call Fri. eve.
HROWN. Oct. 2. ELSIE M. daughter ofl
uoinno anu i-iara urown (nee .uscnnitt).
aired 16. Relatives and friends, members
of Atonement Luthernn Church, all societies
of which she was a member. Invited to fu
neral services Sa 2 p. m.. residence of
I .rents 03.1 E. Thompson st. Int. West
.aurel Hill Cem Auto funeral
HROWN. Oct. 3. ELEANOR V. D..
dauahter of Irving' J. and Mary llrown (nee
Hart), aged in. Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral services. Mon., 2 p. m .
parents' residence. 3123 Kelm st. Int. pri
vate. Remains may be viewed Sun. after
FlRUST Oct. 2. ALRRRT OEOROK. son
of Fred W. and late Pauline L. Ilruat. Itela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sun. 2 p. m., father's residence, 0011) N.
Warnock st. Int. private-
nUSCHEL. Oct. 3, MARCUS, hilaband of
Johanna II, Ruschei. aged A7 Due .notice
of funeral will be given from parlors of
Emmanuel Aeher & Sen, litii'J Diamond st.
CAMPI1RLU Oct 1, FRANK L.. hus
band of Lillian P. Campbell (nee Leavltt)
and son of Frank 7.. and Margaret Camp
bell. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu
neral, Sat.. 2 p. m . residence of parents,
i'isi S. 20th st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
pemalna may be viewed Frl.. 8 to 10 p. m.
Auto service.
CAMrilRLL. Oct. 2. EVA SI., daughter
of Elisabeth O, and late Erbanah I, Camp
bell, aged 3.1. 1)41 H Redden at. No serv
ices In Phlla. Int. Unlonvllle, Orange Co.,
CAMPIIELL. Oct. 2. MART P.. wife of
Ferdinand P. Campbell and daughter of Mary
and the late Nicholas Campbell, Relatives
and friends. J). V. II. Sodality. Invited to
funeral. Mon., 8-30 a, m.. 40113 Lancaster
ave. Solemn renulem masi at Church of
Our Mother of Sorrows, at 10 a, ra. Int.
Cathedral Cem.
OARLI8LE. Oct. 3. JOHN, aon of David
and Fannie I Carlisle, formerly of Los
Angeles. Cal.. aged 37 Relative and
frienas invneo. 10 ine aervices Aion . 2
m . at nis parents resiu-iire, -(Ui I'rait
ft,.'
l.rltlmUurit. I'n, Int Mt Mt. I'rure Om
CHt!DUfd n l'HKf KtEliUen, Volumn On
A Fair, Fine Season, Finds the Down Stairs Store Cheerfully Alert Witfi
juow-rricea winter merchandise or Uooa stule ana sound Uuahtu -m
Women's Coats of Much Merit Are Specially Priced
- 1 ,
Good, roomy conts for younrj women arc made of warm nub coatinrj in burgundy,
brown and taupe with velvet used as trimming. Another serviceable coat is of striped
velvet with a loll collar of seal fur cloth. $1(5.50.
Heavy cheviot coats in a trench model, or with deep toll collais of seal plush aic
marked $19.75.
At $25 there is most interestine; choosing some coats with kit coney collnr, some
with inlaid velvet collars. They arc mostly of burclla and wool vc'.oiir in practical
Luiuriiiis,
Satin Frocks in Fifty Models
Between $15 and $19.75
Pleated satin frocks in navy blue or
black with white satin collars are ?15.
, IS Styles at $16.50
The satins are lovely and tho color
ings are splendid: Copenhagen blue, wis
taria, navy blue, brown nnd taupe. Many
of these frocks are trimmed with fringe.
14 Models at $18 and $18.75
Braid when it is well used is a delight,
as you will agree on seeing frocks of
brown, taupe, black, navy blue and Bel
giun blue satin. Of course, other trim
mings are to be seen among so many
frocks 1
At $19.75 blue, black, green and taupe
satin frocks are braided, embroidered in
silk or combined with serge.
Two New Serge Models
One in navy blue has an overskirt. Tho
bodice and the cuffs pre trimmed with
many rows of braid, which is quite mili
tary. $27.50 '
The other is cut on -straight lines with
a broad satin sash and is elaborately em
broidered in black soutache braid. $29.75.
This is sketched.
Special at $35
Tricolette Frocks
cut on long, straight lines arc in navy blue
trimmed with ball buttons and satin col
lars. The belts take on tho attributes of
sashes.
(Market)
Criss-Crosses of Silk
Braid Trim the
Newer Skirts
Sometimes these squares arc used
on pockets, sometimes on belts and we
even find them covering the whole lower
portion of the skirt. Dark blue and
black serges seem to lend themselves
particularly well to this sort of treat
ment. $12.50 and $15.
Simpler, tailored styles in serge
begin at $4.75, and there arc many good
models at gradually increasing prices.
(Market)
Especially Good
is a full-lined coat of burclla with a seal
fur cloth collar, cuffs and pockets. It is
in seal brown and dark green nt $25.
Also n vclour coat, belted and lined
throughout, and topped with a collar of
beaver fur cloth. In icindcer, army blue,
navy, taupe, blown and buigundy at
$29.75.
A Special Group at $39.75
Some splendid coats of vclour and sil
veitonc lined throughout with figured silk
or silk poplin arc in seveial good models
with high waistlines Or unusual belt ar
rangements. In taupe, green, navy, brown,
burgundy and Pekin blue.
Fur Cloth Coats, $12.50
These warm, snug coats are of Hudson
seal fur fabric, lined throughout with fig
ured silk and boasting long, lolling collars
of skunk opossum.
Three Good Wool Velours
Those are of the softest quality with
silk linings and waim interlining;; they
are in dnik brown, reindeer and blue and
have deep, hawl collars of silky nutria or
cape collars of scalene or taccoon. $55.
Some Handsome Sample Coats
Soft and luxurious coats with beautiful linings and handsome collars, cuffs
and bandings of fur. Their lines illustrate the very newest coat ideas and many
are copied from French models. They are of silvcrtone, duvet de laine, vclour,
pompom and Bolivia in taupe, brown, icindcer, Pekin, navy and mole, tiimmed
with nutria, Hudson seal (muskrat) and scalene. Special at $-12.50, $15, $55,
$07.50 and up to $145. All would regularly be marked a great deal moio.
(Market)
Silvertip Wool Jersey Suits
,a,
These new suits arc in lovely brown
tones. The belted jackets have inverted
pleats down the back and four pockets
in front as you sec in the sketch.
$23.75.
Wool Poplin
New black or navy blue wool poplin
suits arc lined with fanciful silk and
have deep collars and broad bands (edg
ing the jackets) of kit-coney. $32.50.
Pleated poplin or burclla suits with
seal fur-cloth collars arc $25.
Fine Sample Suits
just one or two of a kind arc df
velour and velvet in all the fashionable
novel effects. Almost every one is
handsomely trimmed with fur. Sizes
from 16 to 38 are well represented.
$55, $59.75, $65, $67.50, $09.75 and $85.
rn
(Market)
Men Tell Us These Are the
Best Suits in Town for
the Money
Men who have shoppeti around have come back to the Down
Stalls Stoic to buy their Winter clothing nnd have told us that they
have found the soundest values right here.
This is little to be wondered nt, since few stores in tho country
set such high clothing standards as Wnnamakcr's.
Materials must be of pure wool.
Tailoring must be honestly done.
Styles must be in the best taste.
You are absolutely sure of all of these features in every bit of
Wanamaker clothing. New suits of worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres
are ready for you, sir. Prices start at $25.
Overcoats Begin to Arrive
Mrdium weight overcoats of Oxford mixtures are $23.50.
The heavier ulsters and ulstciettcs. as well as the single-breasted
daik Oxford coats of more conservative lines, are appearing in goodly
numbers. $25 nnd upwards.
f ((iullerj, .Market)
Vi
Men's Sample
Knitted Ties,
55c
Good-looking stripes and plain
colors arc in this big assortment
of silk mixed tics. All would
ordinarily be quite a bit more.
((iullerj. Market)
Men's New Soft
Hats, $3
Soft hats that adjust them
selves so well to the individual
arc in browns, greens, black
and in various shades of the
fashionable gray, such as slate,
stone, etc.
Vclour hats of excellent qual
ity arc $5.50.
(duller)-, .Market)
1500 New Hats
Prices Begin at $3.75
And you will be amazed at the hats to be
had here for $".75! The materials, the trim
mings and the styles are nothing short of re
markable, and they are in the best of taste.
At $5, $6 rt.rf'$S
there are hundreds of hats and their quality is
as good as you have ever been abl to buy for
these sums. Much ostrich is used for trim
ming and here is a goodly number of the light
facings that arc so fashionable and so becom
ing. Beaver toques with velvet ciowns are in
a wide range of colors and are verjr smart.
For Children and Young Girls
Little felts and veloUrs as well as the newer
tarns are ready for school girls who will come
shopping on Saturday. The tarns arc in sand,
gray, blue and black and are of plush and
beaver. Prices start at $3.75.
Overseas caps of olive drab wool are $1.75.
(Market)
Furs to Woo Feminine
Hearts
Soft, silken furs, thick and luxurious with
warmth and beauty, are gathered together in the
Down Stairs Store and marked at reasonable prices.
Scarfs
Kcd fox, $15.75 and $23.50.
Japanese badger, $20.
Blended skunk, $25.
Scarf 8 of Dyed Furs
Black fox, $25, $27.50 and $35.
Taupe fox, $32.50.
Brown fox, $27.50 to $37.50.
.Silver fox, $25.
Black lynx, $37.50 to $80.
Taupe cat lynx, $19.75 and $22.50.
Black skunk, $19.75.
Light brown wolf, $52.50.
Siberian dog, $25.
Chinese dog, $7.50 to $18.50.
Kit coney, $10.
Black coney, $12.50. i
In the Finer Furs We Have:
Red fox scarfs, brown fox scarfs, taupe fox
scarfs, Hudson seal (muskrat) stoics, capes and
throw tics.
We have muffs to match almost all of tho scarfs.
(Market)
Real Savings in a Sale of 3000 Pair of
Women's French Gloves
Special at $1.35
Black and white lambskin gloves that are worth half again as
much of such are these excellent gloves. They have two clasps anti
self or contrasting Paris point stitching on the backs; all arc over
seam sewn.
Pearl White Washable
Capeskin Gloves, $1.35
Good, everyday gloves, outseam
sewn, that have one clap and
contrasting embroidery on the
backs. Worth half again as much.
A Sale of Fine
White Toilet
Articles
Every piece is of good, heavy
weight, the shapes are new and
there is a wonderful variety for
choosing. Mirrors and brushes
are worth a special word, as
their shapes and qualities arc
unusual. All are "seconds,"
but in most instances the lay
man will have to look closely
to find the imperfection. Prices
are low, as you can plainly see.
Hair Brushes. Jl'to 13 7S
MlrroiK, SI. SO to H. DO.
Hat Ilrushcs, COc to $1.23.
Cloth liniMh-i, $1.50 to $2.50.
Uutton Hooks, Files and Cutlclo
KiiImf, 20c to 3 Go.
Perfume Dottles, C5c to $1 25.
.leu el lloxes, $1.25 to $3.50
Cold Cream lloxes, 25u to 75e.
l'uff Hoxes mid Hair Kecelrrs,
4no to $1 Si).
Tra, 25e to $2 50.
Hoicleis for tooth powder or
tnlcum ponder boxes, shavlnff
sticks or tooth brushes arc 25c
to 75c
((Vntriil)
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Little Hats and
Coats
Wnrm - looking
gray chinchilla
coats like the one
that is sketched
arc for children
of 2 years to 0.
The collars are of
black velvet and
the coats are
fully lined. $7.50.
Coiduroy coats
are $7.50 t o
Mli 50.
Among the
many other coats
for boys nnd girls
is one model of
all wool khaki
color that is tai
lored. $10.75.
Hats
for very small children are trim
med or are tailored. One modelf Jj
with ear tabs is in white, navjr.J'Ji
UIUC Uf V,UtlillHCil U1U5 fcWIUU" , y.
roy at $1.50. The trench model wi1,)
that is sketched is also in thejv.L:
thiec nt $1.75. , :
mi is jor oiuer ciiuuren are -to
$8 the latter being unusu
ally fine velour hats.
(Central)
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Children's Washable '
Tan Capeskin i
Gloves, $1.35 j
One-clasp, outseam sewn gloes '
that are excellent for school wear
They will fit children of 3 to 14
(Central)
Women's '
Cordovan-Color
Silk Stockings
$1.60 a Pair
Full-fashioned silk stockings of
the popular cordovan color have
cotton gaiter tops. The feet arc
well ie-enforced.
(Central)
It's Pleasant to
Carry a
Velvet Handbag
It's soft to touch and the pretty
lining and gay little mirror are
delightful. The frames are cov
ered with velvet or are of gleam
ing metal, and some have beaded
tops. In black, taupe, brown or
navy at $2 to $8.
(Central)
175 Boys' Wool Suits
Special at $12.50
Which I About the Wholesale
Price
"Wool" with us means absolutely all-wool that
has been tested. For boys of 7 years to 17, these
wool cheviot suits are in about ten different dark
mixtures. The jackets have plain backs and loose
belts. They are lined with mohair and have vertical
pockets. Most of the suits have imitation cuffs.
The trousers are lined throughout and are made
generously full.
Consider this: All scams are taped and re
inforced. (nailery. Market)
Tailored Flannel
Waists
Arc Splendid for
Uniforms
Women who arc wearing uni
forms and they arc many in
quire tailored shirtwaists to wear
with them. Winter with its cold
days is coming and coal must be
conserved; that means warmer
shirtwaists. Cotton flannel waists
with soft cuffs and tailored col
lars are in stripes of blue, black
or lavender at $2.25.
Striped madras waists show
corded, colored and satin stripes.
They have two-in-one collars.
$2.50.
Splendid tub silk blouses in
white or black have collars that
can be worn high or low. $3.50.
Pink or white blouses of crepe
lie chine, that is the heavy, dull
luality, are box pleated and well
made. $4.50.
(Market)
800 Bandeaux
Special at 40c
White basket weave with dots
in it forms these bandeaux, with
sturdy tape for the shoulder
straps. They hook in back, where
there is elastic to adjust them,
and they also have draw strings
at tho tops.
(Central)
Special
Rustling, New
Petticoats
$1.35
A special lot lightweight
and rustly cotton taffeta petti
coats at much less than the
usual price. They are in navy,
black, green, brown, rose and
purple with ruffled flounces
and elastic tops.
(Oenlrul)
The Right Clothes For Junior Girls
Top coats of cheviot coating trimmed with velvet
are in sizes 15 and 17 at $1C50.
Other coats of two-tone plaid are tailored with belts
and large pockets. Sketched.) These and trench coats
of military cloth are $18.75.
Coats for Younger Girls
of 7, 8 and 9 years are in many materials, including
corduroy, plush and smoother woven cloth. $8.50 to $25.
Little girls who w car 6-year sizes will find unusually
pretty models especially for them in velour, plush,
corduroy and broadcloth at $fi.75, $7.50 to $16.50.
Suits for Girls of 14 to .17
are made of dark tweed mixtures, burclla cloth and
diagonal suiting. $27.50 and $29.75.
, New Dresses tor scnooi f
no cornuroy itock umi m nncwucu m in urown or i
green embroidered in contrasting silk. The pockets
and pretty vestee will pleas,e girls of 8 years to 14.
$7.50.
Other frocks for junior girls are taffeta, velvet,
satin, wool jersey, Georgette crepe and various combi
nations at $15 to $37.50.
At $12.50
new frocks for girls of 8 to 14 years are of navy blue
serge combined with rlaid silk. The skirts are box
pleated and have tabs trimmed with silk ball buttons.
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Steps To Shoe Comfort and Economy
Women's Shoes Children's Shoes
At $1.90 a Pair
Among them nre shoes of dark
tan or black calfskin in lace
style with welted soles and low
heels. Dlack kidskin on medium
or wide-toe shapes is in lace
or button style with medium or
low heels.
$5 JO a Pair
All hnvo imitation wing or
straight tips and are in lace
style. The soles aro welted.
Black calfskin with high
straight heels.
Dark tan calfskin with me
dium heels.
Black calfskin with medium
heels.
Dark tan calfskin with high,
straight heels.
$5.75 a Pair
Three styles with welted soles
and medium heels arc repre
sented: gray kidskin with fawn
cloth tons, brown kidskin with
ivory kid tops, and shoes of gray
leather that is much like buck
skin. $5.90 a Pair
Soft gray leather shoes that
lace high have covered heels and
welted soles. Black kidskin
shoes made quite plain have
turned soles and covered heels.
Tan cillfskin shoes lace high and
have soft leather tops of a
brighter shade. The heels are
medium and the soles welted.
Shoes for small infants and lit
tle children are here in abund
ance, both in soft kid and in the
sturdier leathers. Many women
plan a regular shoo day and
bring down all the children to
get shoes for the season. It is
a good plan!
Black leather shoes in button
styles are $3.25 a pair for sizes
11 M: to 2. Tho toe shapes are
such as will trnin the toes to
grow straight.
Black calfskin shoes in sizes
8i to 2 are made in lace style
the kind children like for
school. The soles nre sturdily
welted for children who aie con
stantly on their feet. $3.75 and
$4.25 a pair, according to size.
$1.50 and $1.75 a Pair
These include shoes of black
kidskin, of black patent leather,
of tan kidskin and, also, shoes
of black kidskin and patent
leather with white leather tops.
They are In button styles. Sizes
2 to 5 are $1.50 a pair; sizes
5 to 8, with wedge heels, are
$1.75 a pair. '
Girls' Shoes
of black leather on medium-toe
shapes arc in lace styles at $4
a pair.
(Chestnut)
Men's Shoes
Good black leather shoes on
English lasts or with wide toes
in blucher style arc made with
strong, solid welted soles. $4.25
a pair.
$5.10 a Pair
This price applies to the larg
est quantity of men's shoes in
our Down Stairs Store.
Dark tan leather shoes on the
newer English lasts are ever so
good-looking!
English lasts arc also evident
in shoes of black leather in
blucher style. Black leather
shoes may bo had with wide toes
at this price, too.
Black kidskin shoes are on
straight lasts or have wide toes.
The welted soles are made for
service.
Boys' Shoes
of dark tan leather are made in
English style in sizes 1 to 6 at
$4.50 a pair,
, Blucher style shoes in dark tan
leather in sizes 1 to 2 are $4.60
and $3.50 a pair.
Black shoes In blucher style
Irnep-1L $3'60 a Pair. !"
10 to 13V4.
English or blnrrinr ctvln !.. .
black leather can be had in shoer
a. o ana ? a pair ror sizes X
to C 4
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