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STULL SUPERINTENDS
YARD AT GLOUCESTER
Puscy & Jones Man Succeeds
His Dead Cliief.
Hugh Rainsej
.Tonli S. .Slull Jr. hn been "f
pointed to the position made vacnnt by
the death of Uiuli V. Itamsny. General
superintendent nt the 1'uney & June
OlouceMer shlp'nrdr Mr. Stull " "
nldtRlit to Mr. llnmsny for some time.
The new general superintendent Is an
out-nrnl-oiil hipbullder He has hern
nt It since he woh ii hoy of thirteen
He quit It once fur several -ears, cluilnn
which ho made Rood a " civil euj-lneer
and naval uichltecl. He wax nlo cm
plo.v ed for a. while as marine enKlneer.
Mr. Slull designed and he ped build
the Queensbotit cantilever brhlfte aero"
the i:nst lllver, In NVvy Vorl! and also
built n re-nnforced tmn.rel- ai'uedurt
In the CaUMll. He lln.tll returned tl
t.i- ..1.1 ...... a in On. ulilmiird and or
Kanlzed the wooden shipyard at lear
nev. X. J for the Foundation tVimpan
wheic live Hlilpn were turned out diirliiK
hid time for the Covernment. He knws
every miRle of shipbuilding those
around him say.
II. V. MASON, hea'l nf the l'J- ,J"';"
empojincnt nttlo- t llloucter iinjl
In etinrno of the lii.trurtlon work ""'"
l.en poolnted chairman of the IMa were
lllier district conimltee mi ViSielii a
trurtlon Th nm'.-es hint " " ...m
memlwr of th- AUantle ,' B'nerat um
mitten oil shln-anl In.lruetlun
110(1 W.WD Im a n'w..",r.,."?n1."' ,!,'
W i:iner..in roiin.ru ',':""'", Veam-p
llostnn Jnurn.l nnn ''rlllVL nL NlTivl
n Nl. 411. walked !'" " ""'.!,
"i , offUi mime hlnincf .! "K$t
fa.r.l Vila eior. ItTM ffP" OP Panic nuio
' medr.n w " m the Ne Hitlni.d '-"''"
H.rvlrV tie has bee" th shipyard since
Jul, 1
C. N. VHITIIVMv. "f Hi lli' '".V.'l
eUrtrl.nl nun ha ln department lyv; jMne
he arm- und will tenon to IVi m MM"
liolleae for mecUl training I" r,nlln woik
It. K. Jlll.l.r.U. a 1104 ll.in.l ' "'.
fnrnnun Mt his pu emelutw uniKlnlnu
3l swier. here In the -aril
CAPTAIN llltOOKI'IIII.II lint '"'"'J'1
n.iw known im It I-Hi tii lw ".'l"'1,,, 1"' ,
hi.l henrd v lot about It hut no unill r
i.enlly :id the ilciw lOhie BlrulBhl I
iienttllm: It we -'.Kkeil llli Jo l nnrt I
more, the prou.l f.ither enje It i
end th" rantntn' nr.i.leroun frlrniln hi 111
Hhlninld toive hcuril i.ll ehjut the oiin.!'er
Thin alio mine .iraicni m ":"'."',?' H
frl'ilrt smoktil ome cood ilsare lit falhei I jj
Mls MATTIi: si l.l,l V.N. miree ' the
Pu.ev Jonei Wllmlniltnn 1'l.nit lm "
illllnitiilh(cl hrr-iilf It rell. f wuTl. elnee
tl.e liiflueiirii eiililemlc I). Ran th.it It i
llllilcrstoo.l file hne liee'l vliked tor illrmlrii
nijr of ii m v honnltel at th hlii etl
Ml Sullivan lot u elFt r. lrn Mal 1
Klrkbrlde from Inl1ueiu.i. Iiai lim'l i'"'
her pefpODiil hcrfuverieni ,ll. nnl euii
tlmied her woil. nnioim the nlimiirkem
nnd oumlil.ri She drew pu llne Ml nil
o matter ht the f all nor where it iiiine
from nhe rerpoud'il whinetir polhlt
D.iro while ildlnur Willi a pntiopl In nn
aiphulame the dilier iwi mrlrl.en and MI I
Sulllian took hl place at the wheel until
he sot her patient lit t lit Im.ipltu' .Ml
MullKali Hies In Philadelphia
I1NI1 I IIM Mill lire I" O" r uoi'ii a j
the Puecr & .lonea tllnuiee'er litanl lit I
Tuesday In tin IVnimlvanla fard Un I
l"rldaa tne.v are lild In the New Jersej U
lira,
1IAKK . KsT. a Mpt-IUter7helper in
hi 4 bride tif onli h ftW Un.n. who befuie
Iipt inurrtaRt wbk AHh Mnrflret ark iu
illoui-pitcr. art lnltiim lh for.ner r.H
lles In Washington. I i'
V. .. ('All It, "f lh N Jthp nUif uml i
UllKm erini.. 14 uilk uii . hu juu nnu .
etk auttlcti. '
DICK ni.K, lilnlit fureinHii of lli Nw .7r
By nlHtP ami nnl hp. Imn fitter fnmi
it. tiiKitiin. n formpr nltiht KhrBrmnati thrro. '
who l-'ft mum- ttin it-iu for ne ut lh arm I
C.Tnips. IlUdtirm - tlf imnieu vt nn iii- nrw
lire mih! Kent plntorMih to il.m Imjw It
has BBrt-eii with htm
a m:w rir or c i.otmin iui n-. hm
Ih( Btwrteil ttorlouH luumm hUhiI iJur;.
JtHlle uf the l'uey K. .(ones plant enjliiperlns -at'imrtinent.
The niuln "J' wan thai lu vuh
hprucln n to he tnirrhtl, hut llulltt tdH ,
lie's too ouhk to w out cj fir tlmt
INNphriOK (JUKIINi:. ut the Puty A
immii iiTJtit Miialiiffrfnir liennrtiiipnl Iium fill t
hU name un the bottom of hU riuitr t tt- . B
shop mm naren mu nouy u kt . art-ien.
aAln wllh that piece of fun.Uuir
(iKOUdi: I.OIKii:. of tin- I'ue Juii-h
t-Iettrlt-al ilfpartliient4 haa moel from t.U
summer totlaue at iliontentfr to M winter
palace at Vatlonal lailt,
Mil, Hl'KIt, of the purth.-mlmi Meparunen
at tht .Merchant vrrf, najw he would be ulatl
to maUe ua of that hit hint; post In front
of the administration bullclinc for hi fllv
r, anil there an man) there who think
1C would be a line Idea to hitch the thin?
to sumelhins They don't want it mo nvr
rs that ihuuBli ,
MIC. !M!.TI.I1K-NT has Wtu truiir i rl
from the production to ttit hull-funs. nn-tlun
lep.trtineitt hi the Mtri-hdiit nrd miU the
Ih (.onsiatulatV him mi his ailvamctnrnt
llltlt Mill U,UKIiril, thief of the
Merchant voiisl ruction ileparlment. and Mlf
Mlllin l'rxor daimhter of .Mr. and Mih
I II .i m I'r.vor, ol l.anahi-rne. hav befn
married nntl are now on their honexnoon '
The ceremony took pl,e ut the liride'n home
on the annler-'ar of htfr parents' weddlrm
.Many of the hrldrftroom'H friends at the ,
id.lpard were prt-KPitt at Ih home mid uIhj
nt l he recopllcn ut the Laiivchorne Country
Club. About J.'U Invitations wer Issued.
J. (iltdVKK IIKO W.N, ihlef of the piece
work department nt the Merchant atd H
hustllncr at his new job. .ind don't Interrupt
him unlrtPH juu hae numelhlnpr Important
ou our mind.
HIGH COAL PRICES
Bag Sales Average SI" for .Nut
anil SM for Pea
Trice eiiuialent In J 17.0 J u ton foi
nut roal and $11.34 u ton for pea ni.il
li.ae been nuthotlzed for drain a letall.
InB coal In twenty-tlve.pouml bags,
The new sonle of pr!reH nnnounced h
Fnuu'Is A. I.ewln, local fuel udmlnls
trator. iiIIouh nut coal In wolt'lits uf
twenty-llve-pounda to be aold for nine
teen centH and pen coal. In similar
weiehtH, tu retull for Blxteen tents. Nut
coal In buchctH containing ten pouiulex
la to 11 for thirteen cenla .i bucket or
:9.t2 a Inn, while pea co.il sold ) the
bucket In to sell for eleven cents.
There liUlicr prices mc authoilzed b
catiHO of the high peicentage of expente
llioled In letnlllng coal In Htich ain.ill
(lU.UUltlep. Peddlera will be allowed to
charge three cms a bucket more than
the piirex announced. Mr Lewis said, be
unite their expends are higher than
ktoukeepeis.
The Rev. F. I Patlon to l.eiltire Here
Tim Ite. PruiiclK 1,. I'attun. former
president of I'rlnceton t'lilvtrnlty. ha
been t.btalned by the National Sen Ice
fommli'slon of the I'resliyterlan t'liurch
to deliver lectin es on "The War and the
VV orld." The lectures are In be given
in the I'alwuv l'revbyterlun Church.
Klfleenth and l.ocunt streets, November
4 to 8, Inclusive,
For the
Wash Day Supper
Jim says he hopes he won't ever
have to live In a boarding houe,
because since I've been using A
.Sauce he doesn't laiow what It
means to eat coninioim'aee hash or
stew And 1 don't throw nn y my
left-over steal e, (her oil dear ro'
I cut It In pieces for s.rv'ng. and
when I've got it slightly heated 1
IMiur over It a mixture of a quarter
of a pound of melted butter suhstl
tute and two tablespoons of Al
Sauce.
It makes n snlendld cauo. too, for
freshly broiled steak or fish, Jim
iys h, known 1 don't mind his
bringing company boine ilnexnect
, 41y. even on Monday nlcht. That
" viVLllB onrtatoJy do nuke ''poi
, 'BUsTsfiTrT
Liberty, Bond Booth in
Center of Store
WANAMAKERS
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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These Are No Days For Half -Measures The Down Stairs Store,
a Strong and Vigorous Organization Under the Direction of the
Founder, Is Doing Wonderful Things For Sensible Economy
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800 Women's Winter Coats
Every One New
Every One Underprice
A Great Showing of Velour Coats
Tlic-c hoft, warm coats of wool vuluur stait at 2b for a
pretty model ill navy, brown or sutp. with'ducp ciitT.4 ami u cape
collar of besver fur vloth.
Al S27..i0 a velour coat trimmrii with a deep bund and
collar and cutis of s-eal fur cloth. It i.-. lined throughout with
floweied silk.
At .S3."i there are many attractive models. Navy blue,
taupe, reindeer and brown are the colois, und niot of the coats
are lined throughout with Ilowcied or striped silks. They art
trimmed with bands of seal fur cloth or have deep collars of
heakne, natural laccoou or ringtail fur. They Hfe all soft, co.y
coat?, that will be most comfortable throughout the Winter.
At .SU7..")0 another pretty model .in navy and brown lm
deep cuffs, a broad collar and a deep band around the hem, all
of kit-conry fur.
Luggage
Easily Carried
Hand luKKage in all phuses,
from small handbags to suitcases
as large as mall Meamer trunks,
is well represented in the vaiiety
now ready in the new Down
Stnh! Luggajfe Store. Your
choice is not limited to a few
styles, but allowed to run over a
largo assortment of sizes, stvles
and materials. Fiber, vanous
leathers, enameled cloth and
sliaw luggage is well lined and
outfitted.
(Vlurkel
Many Good Things in Broadcloth
Alj.?-".'"!" :l belted model in black or taupe is full lined.
At 832.30 an unusually good modef'has a large collar of
Hudson Mill tur cloth and the scams are finished with em
broidcicd silk crow's feet.
At S37..)0 the coat sketched conies in green, plum, navy,
brown and black. The large roll collar, deep cuffs and the hand
at the bottom are of Hudson seal fur cloth, as are also the
huge buttons.
At S3!). 73 a model that comes in brown, navy, gieen and
black hus n generous collar and bands on the pockets of near
seal fur. The novel feature is the back, which is trimmed with
two iHrge fur buttons.
The More Handsome Wraps
of sitvertip, bolivia, pompom, velour silverlone and suede velour
and the like have bcautitul linings and large collars of raccoon,
nutria, beaver und also trimmings of the fur. Prices range
$17.50, ?52..r)0, $o,-), $02.50, $71.o0, S75, J87.n0 t,o $12."i.
(Market)
For the Newer
Silk Frocks
Combinations of navy blue taf
feta and striped or plaid silk form
the newer dresses of mid-Autumn.
Tlui navy blue talVeta is KG
inches wide, ut $2 a yard.
Striped taffeta and mescaline in
all the best color combinations,
and some plaid silks arc :!5 inches
wide, at $i a yard.
(Centrall
Suits for the
Wt;e Lads
Cunning little suits that aie
just the kind little bo of 2 to tJ
should wear.
Theie aie thiee styles, all of
linene in green, blue or tan. Two
styles have the stiaight blouses
and have navy emblems on their
shields and the third is belted.
All of them have stiaight-leg
trousers. $'-'.'23, $2.50 and $'i.
(Central)
New Ideas of What a Skirt
Should Be
The 11 ist is a smait stliped model of black
seige bo pleated, with blight stlipes paitly
concealed beneath tile pleats. $13.50.
A graceful model of dark blue or black
panama' clolh is finely accordion-pleated and
has a broad girdle. $12.50. It is sketched.
A skirt of chaitieu.e and black -block
check seige is gatheied all around under a
girdle and has patch pockets trimmed with
buttons. It is patticulaily appiopriate for
young women. $11.
Girls and Small Women
will likt! this pleated seige skirt in navy blue
or black, with strapped pockets. $i.75.
New Black Skirts
Two new st vies one of black poplin with
inset pockets is $7.50; the other of novelty
skirting with inset pockets is $7.75.
(Market)
A Good Selection of
Women's Shoes Below $6
At $5.41) a pair, women's shoes of black calfskin lace high. They
have imitation wing or strafght tips and are finished with welted
soles und low, medium' or high heels.
Fushionablc shoes of may kidskin, with fawn cloth tops,, have
imitation wing tips, welted soles und medium heels. $5.5 a pair.
Men's Shoes -at $5.40 a Pair
They are mado of good sturdy lilack leather on gensib'.e. medium
or wido toe shapes in bluchet style. The t,oles are solidly welted.
Hoys shofs of good black leather may be had in English shapes
oriin wide-toe blucher style in hizes 1 to G at $3.
Children's Shoes
of daik tan calfskin lace quite high. They have welted soles in sizes
G to 2 at $3.75 and $4.25.
(Chestnut)
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French Gloves for
Women at a Third
Less S1.JJ5
Thev aio snow white glace
lambskin gloves in two. clasp
style with Pivris point stitching on
the back and overseam sewn.
(!oid-looking, well-fitting gloves
as all French cloves are.
(Central)
Shining Whiteness
for Hundreds of
Tables
Hrcakfast cloths of fully
bleached, mercerized (luiiuwU aie
56 inches squaie with hemmed,
hemstitched or scalloped edges.
There are sevejal attractive de
signs to choose from at $1.00.
Table cloths of fultv bleached,
impoited cotton ilamu.sk aie un
usual in quality. You may clioote
fiom thiee designs: Miami ock
clusters with lli'ur-ile-lts holders,
poppies and stripes and lilies with
maidenhair. These aie G8 inches
square, at S3.
Table Damasks
Satin-fininhed cotton tabic dam
ask of heavy quality is in sev
eral designs and is G4 imhes wide
nt 8.ic a vanl.
r.inen-finished cotton table dam
ask is fully bleached. It is 70
inches wide in three designs:
nises and stripe, wieaths and
si Hues and bow knots at S2 a
aid.
( hrstmill
Fashion Says
Fringes
ami fringes theie aie. Silk
fringes in many widths, fiom a
very nanovv one ut 25c a vard up
to a very deep one rl I vnrd.
They aie in many styles and come
in navy, taupe, black nnd white.
Dress oinamenls, too silk
bulls, tassels and hi aided medal
lions at small price.-.
(Central)
'Ware o' the
Witches!
Hallowe'en
Approaches
And, oh, tho paity plans that
am in the all! Attics aie being
filled with corn shocks, pumpkin
face- on stilts and green-ejed
ghosts! To make the party a sue
ce-.s, all the prettily decoiuteil
things must be icadv beforehand.
A gieat many jolly helps are
leady in the Comnielcia' Sta
tioneiy Stoie.
it eulral)
$5 Is Worth Putting in Your Pocket
That's what you do everv time .ton in vest in a Wanainaki'i' sunt or overcoat. This
Kood clothiii-r was contracti-d for when the prices of wool materials were a jjnod deal
lower than they are today, and if we were to duplicate our stock now provided we
could price-' would have to be advanced a1 least .S3 on each garment.
Wanainaker clothing is the most dependable clothing sold. Kvery thread is pure
wool. The cutting and tailoring are after our own specifications, and the work is,
honestly and painstakingly done.
The suits hae the right swing to the n. the kind that busy men want. The over
coats have the right lines and the right weight and will withstand biting winds and
winter snows.
Suits are $23 to :J2..1()
Overcoats are $25 to $.55
it.nllrrt. Market)
Braid Finds Itself Anew
On Late Autumn Suits
Small Flats
Are Smartest
small, close-fitting hat. n
well-adjusted veil, a tailoied
suit there i the street ro-i.
ttime of the well-dressed
woman. The correct hats are
to be had in the Millinery
Salons of the Down Stairs
Store and their prices are sur
pr;slngly low.
Theie is h -mall black tui
ban with tlaung scarlet wings
which iiie black on their le
verse snip.
A tiny little brown hat has
foliuge and velvet berrhs in
many shades of brown and tan,
with a blight toucli of orange.
Another turban of velvet,
shiried on cord--, i- in the new
lust red shade called "rouille
l ougc."
'1 hese can give but a sugges
tion of the delightful small
hats whose pricts start at
,-s!)..")0
I Vlarkrli
Nipping Winds Bring Many
New Warm Frocks
Tlieie an many, many new
flocks of wool serge and wool jer
sey, both of which aie very prac
tical and sei v'iceahle.
A collarless serge fiock in navy
blue or black has a long overskiit
and In aid for trimming. $16.50.
A more elaboiate model with a
coat-like bodice has a satin
vestec and i overs and the belt atnlff
skin are ornamented with hi aid.
It is in navy blue or black at $25.
Sketched.
The wool jeisey flocks in good
styles, some braided, others
rather plain, with white satin
collars and cuffs. $2!.75. One
stylo sketched.
Many other serges in coat ef
fects, bound with hruid, stiaight
Iinu styles or witti rippling over
skirts. Some are collarless, othei s
liuv enllnis nf snfin. $18.75.
$19.75, $23.50, $25 to $37.50. $23 $29.73
Lovely Satins, If You Prefer Them
are trimmed with fringe, embioidered or combined with (ieorgette
crepe. Prices range, $1G.50 ,sl8, $10.75, $22.75 and $25.
(Market)
aw fp'
P i 1
It adorns elaborutelv suits of
wool velour in brown, navy blue
and taune in three ditVeient
models. $';y.75.
KioaiK'.oth suit3 pioudly ex
hibit fur at the colluis and deep
bands of fui edging the jackets.
$3'J.7fi.
Burella With Fur
Hmi'llu mi'U such as the one
that 's sketched ate topped with
, collais of Austtaliiin opossum or
. djed raccoon. The jackets ale
on rHther new lines. S12.50.
Velvet
-nits foi .toung women aie made
in various models. They nie quite
simple or arc trimmed with fill.
$37.50, $39.75, $55. $59.75 and
172.50.
Beautifully Lined
Suits
Handsome silverlone in lein
deer und Pekin blue is the ma
terial used in some of the loveliest
suits tliut W3 have ever had. They
aie lined with striped silk anii
have deeo collars of nutria or
seulene. The styles aie especial
ly suitable foi voting women.
.4:57.50.
Many Models and
Materials at $25 to
S39.75
! Plain tailored, sports or trini
I med models show a gieat variety
I of material and lines at $25,
S2U.75, $32.50 and $311.75.
Conservative Black
Suits of Serjre or
Broadcloth
! N'ew tailored suits finished with
i silk ciow's feet or with pearl-like
i v.
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f
Men's Warm
Sleeping Garments
Warm and soft sleeping things
that will make for rest and com
fort. In pink, blue, lavender or
-'ray stripes there are nightshirts
nt S1.50 and pajamas at $2.
(nller. Market)
SPECIAL
Bedspreads
Kxtra heavy honeycomb bed
spieads with scalloped edges
and en corners nie in double
lied size and aie special at $3
each.
Satin finish .Marseilles
Kjueails with hemmed ends are
in a sie for single or twin
bed- and aie special at $3.50
ouch.
II lie.lmil)
button- aie most attractive.
Some have deep collars and others
ale tt limited with lur cloth. S2.j,
S32.50 and $37.50.
Broadcloth Suits
at $15
Lovely mi its of lustiou" bioad
cloth in navy blue, tau". brown
and black have deep collars and
bands of skunk ono.-sum. The
sizes are complete fioni 1(! to 44.
Fine Novelty Suits
f bioadcloth, veloui, duvet l.
laine. silverlone. ea-.. ai hand
somely tailoied or trim med with
'"ir. Mich as iiufiui. -ealene nnd
Hudson seal (mu-kiat). -t I.".,
.V!.50 $57.50 to $110.
rkel)
SPECIAL
Unbleached
Muslin
24c a Yard
A stunly. heavy quality of
this useful material, which is
"HI inches wide
( llmllllll)
Special
Pillow Tubing
28c a Yard
Bleached and snowy pillow
lulling, 3(1 inches wide, and
quitr special at this price.
(( lirslnut)
Attractive Draperies Need Not
Be Expensive
Some of the piettiest are those with lovelv plain color on one
side and pretty striped, figured or floweied material on the othei.
You can easily make di aperies like this, and vou will quicklv see
that these first-quality materials are inmieiately priced.
Lovely meiceri.'ed aimuie in gieen, blue and lose i.- Mi imhe
wide. at $1.25 and $2 a yanl.
Poplin and rep in led. blown, blue .old ioe, green, etc., aio oil
inches wide, at $1 and $1.25 a jurd.
Like Velvet
Beautiful velour is 50 inches wide, in dark blue, green, brown and
old ro.-e, at &2.50 a yard. ,
For the Gay Side
you can find nothing prettier, than armuie striped with pink or green
with tiny Dresden flowers between. This is 5li inches wide and
special at $1 a yaul.
(ClirMliiit)
SPECIAL
Sheets and
Pillow Cases
Seamless, full - bleached
sheets, measuring 72 x 90
inches, are $1.75 each.
Hemmed pillow cases, 42x36
inclie- in size, aie 38c each.
It ItCNtllUl )
A Sale of Rugs
Much Below Market Prices
The rug season is at its height; rugs and rug materials are mighty scarce; rug
prices are soaring; and it will be difficult to replace rugs when they are sold at any
price. Yet in the face of this, on Monday morning, we will place on sale a large
number of domestic rugs al prices much below the market and this without sacrific
ing one whit of quality!
Seamed Axminster Rugs
4.(5 x G.6 feel, $10 and $14.
fi x 9 feet, $22.50 and $24.50.
7. x 0 feet, $32.50.
8.3 x 10.6 feet, $20.50, $32.50 and
$37.50.
0 x 12 feet, $32.50. $37.50 and $42.50.
Wool-and-Fiber Rugs
27 x 54 inches, $2.
36 x 63 inches, $3.
7.6 x 9 feet, $11 and $12.
8.3 x 10.6 feet. $10.50. $11.30 and $15.
9 x 12 feet, $12.50, $13.50, $15 and
$16.50.
Seamless Axminster Rugs
4.6x6.6 feet. $15.
6x9 feet. $31.50.
7.6 x 9 i'cet, $37.50.
8.3 x 10.6 feet. $32.50. $42.50 and
$47.50.
9 x 12 feet, $37.75, $42.50, $52.50 and
$55.
Linoleum
Several hundred yards of good inlaid
linoleum in a wealth of patterns is $1.50
a yard.
(Chestnut)
Specials on the Aisles
Shaikui hit -or -miss Washable bath rugs, t Pretty blue rag rugs,
rugs, 30x60 Inches, at 20x36 inches, at $l-w.
S2.75. 27x54 inches at $2.atl.
(Center Aisle)
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
6x9 feet, $15.50
7.6 x 9 feet, $19.50.
7x9 feet, $23.50.
8.3 x 10.6 feet, $23.50 and $28.50.
9 x 12 feet, $24.50. $29.75 and $31.50.
Wool Velvet Rugs
6x9 feet, $16.50, $17.50 and $27.50.
8.3 x 10.6 feet, $29.50, $32.50. $41 and
$45.
9 x 12 feet, $37.50, $47 and $47.50.
(r.'ast ,lsle)
25x50 inches, at $1.
(West Aisle)
The Blankets and
Comfortables
You Need
Heavj cotton blanket.- for dou
ble bed- aie in giay or white at
S6 a pair.
Wool-mixed white blankets with
a .-ilk binding and pink or blue
bordeis are 7G.rt4 inches and '
weigli six pounds. $12.50 a pair.
All-wool Scotch plaid blankets
are $18 and white or block plaid
blankets of excellent qualit.v aie I
$20 a pair.
Foi single beds theie aie wool
mixed white blanket.- at $8.50 and '
$10 a pair and all-wool blankets
in white or block plaid- at $15 a
pair.
.lacquuid cotton blankets stait
at $5 and go to $10 for some very
beautiful copies of Flench blan
kets in eNqulsite colorings.
Cotton blankets in Indian pat
terns are $G each.
Special Cotton
Blankets, $3.50
White cotton blankets, boitlered
with pink or blue aie of a good
size 66X80 inches ,
Cozy Comfortables I
Cotton-filled comfoi tables are
$3, $3.50. $3.75, $4, $4.50 and $5.
In this gioup aie some comfort
ables that are marked especially '
low becutu'e there is an extia ream
in the covei'lntr. Women will up
predate the savings,
(Chestnut)
Four New Blouse
Models at $3.75
Two aie in white batiste and
two are in soft white voile
One of the batiste models is
quite simply made, with many
tucks and wide beading in the
collar. The other has u surplice
collar of tine blind embroidery
edged with pretty lace.
Voile makes such fluffy frills,
and they are at their best on
blousts trimmed with good inser
tion. The fourth model is of voile.
It bus a shiried squaie neck
ue-.tly hemstitched and is trim
med with nairow rulfles of voile.
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Splendid Absorbent
Towels
lleavv cotton buck towels with
hemmed ends have plairi or col
oied holders. The, are 17x34
inches', at 30c.
Bleached cotton towels in' a
heavy, nlisorbent weave nre 18x36
inches. They have hemmed ends,
ut 35c.
Roller Towels
that are ready to be slipped on
the lollei are half linen. They
are woven in a citsli weave that
will absorb moisture and dry
quickly. GOc each.
Half-Linen Dish
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inches, have hemmed ends. Then--
are over n thousand of them ,
30c each.
Toweling
llulf-llnen kitchen crash towe;
ing. 17 inches wide, has blue ",;
led holders, at 30c u yard. y
Linen all linen crash towai'
ing, 17 inches wide, Is 33c to 565,'
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