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JflVKXltfCJ PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER., H, 1919
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CITY WILL
1 Ffl D STORES
Provisions to Bo Sold at Virtual
Cost to Cut Living
Expenses
KANE PURSUES GOUGERS
lfotll wtovckrcMciN and (nniiim'i wen"
Interested toiKiv In ll" niiiiiiimcpiiient
thnt the Ot Mmket Cnminl'winii in
tcildH to open twelve Mures in tin1 flsht
njjalnet high iirii-cx. At tliexc stores
proccrirs nnd mi Ti'lianthse will be f.o!il
nlmint at a-t
Two nf tin' itnri'x MI hi- ii)miici1
Tvitliin a ilmit linn' at Uiilgn nml
Girnnl itv-iiii"s ami rt rnitiVtli street
nml Wimil'iiii'l iivciiiii'.
Major Smith mill dciirgi' Knle, nf the
City Murlx' imuilssioii. are nrriitixing
for tile opi'inn,' of the -toi'i -.
As nil evainole of linw prices will he
kept down Ah. Siilc "mill l,w no
loads of h.in hud been purchased fioin
AimiMir o. I " at fifteen eenN a pnund.
The Iiani" .1 he 'old at ehteen eeut,
S llOlllld
The hit muni is to limit profit i
an niiioiini mi 111 lent to 'orr the rust
of cnmlu'" ' r i ie store.
ArriuiB1 " "'s for the opening of the
clty-maoac'l -hires were onlv n few
of the intuit mi itleiits of the light ou
high pi'u -
tVaiii i- 1 iher Kane. 1'nited Ktntcs
district n'i"ini. hearing that A. Hot
nuili, 71 Ititner street, wax si'lliliR
Htlgar at iu''i rent1, si nt for the
groeer anil hliiini'rt tnnn him a promise
not to elrii.fi more than e!een rents
in the foi if
Mrs II linden, head of the ftiir
piiee tomimtlie. is uixestigating the
alleged pi mine of dealers of refusing
to sell sug.n 'inlil Hie end of the week,
fso us to diM" -' of their supplies to pel -pons
who m.ike piirehnses n little large!
thnn those f weekdajs
The fan I i e e lonunittee i also in
vestignting i' leport that lish dealers are
able to bin some lish at four and one
Balf ent- p.'iiml. If this leport is
true, the i.iinmiltet' will ns.lt whj deal
ers rliari lw HT -eignr reins u nuiiuii
The tin if iniifevei'.ie lieie
net for Dei i .her -1. All Hi
clubs in Philadelphia
willed Mis (leorge
BOY OF 7 ELECTROCUTED
to liiiM- wrapped n bioken live wire tem
iioiiiill .nioiini ii telegraph pule, and
, . "", ,.,, , . hifoie the break was adjusted the hoy
ChiM-Klllcd Grasping Wire Charged, ,n,, n ,jK , t sehool guisped the
With 2000 Volts protruding end In plaj. Me fell wrltli-
.... v ... iiniii Imr lo the croiiml. srreamliiR In agony
iiueasier. in.. .m ii- iiiuiii. ,- -., -. ,.,. ... r...
1 1 'I 1 1 t " I llll I Hi linn !"
inlnutis.
The lio's father died several months
a widow and four oung
in
Kcwii-.ertr-oli! sou of Mrs. (.eilruili'
Klnefroek. of this Hit . was killed .xes
lerd.n h rimtait with a wile i barged i
with L'OIM) Mills of cleetiieltv
An eli el lie light lepmnnan is alleged
ago. leaving
rilihlrell
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ADM'llTlsl.JII.NT ' MIX I.
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iMAIL THOME ORDEIIS VUAXOl
I STORK orENS DAILY D A. M. ANII CLOSES AT B:30 r. M.i
Chtittma.'- shiippiMR looms laicc in importance now and Chestnut
street merchants aie picpared to (llei you the very heist, in their
respective lines, that is to he obtained anywhere in America. Theie is
no reason why you should not be able to buy evei.vthinp: on your
Christmas list in the Chestnut Stieet Shops.
SLgnomfb' Bz-OfOA
T-v 0 YOU know that it is quite
J possible to find at the store of j
AVK you ever noticed what a
difference the l ifht atmos-
Bailey, Banks & lliddlu Com- pheic makes in your enjoy-
onnv many inexpensive articles ment of music ? If you haven't you
! which would mukc most acceptable j should try listening to one of Albeit
gifts? A' pair of silver candlesticks bpaldmps re-creations on the New
and one can always find room for Edison in the Stoinway Warorooms,
another pair of ccndlesticks is one at llll Chestnut street, where both
supgettion. Another is n crystal the quiet dignity of the furnishings
dish, which, when filled with fruit, and the soft lighting create an im-
,c n I'lioinii ui i r.iu iiuiLa in. iv i.t tun
fOOll l'" H
niectin
lias lieen
woiiien'-
will b" ret ire -I'.itrnn,
federal
i pei ted Hi uddres- the
HOMEY-BEAR IN CITY;
IS MASCOT OF SHIP
Feet Liko a Bear, a Tail like
Cat and Fur Liko a Coon.
Hails From Panama
TMiiliHU'lpliia i-
S. Alalia
I iet like a he.'r. a mw
i'i . a tail like u rat and
The ouh loiiej bear ever seen in
now tiaror oi ine i . .-v
ilmmii sintuini'il lit l,eagiiu.Jsintiii.
She was In might here u l.ieiitenanT
.lack V Ilirlianl-nu. I . -.. inn
I'auaina T'ie animal, whirh aii-wet-s!.
m. ,-ntlw.r whistles, to ' the name of
"Cootie, has
like an ant i .i
.fur like n oon
'"Cootie ' is .leroriluig to I, lenant
Ificlianl-oii. '""' of the must intelligent
"of pets. She is vei.v alTrrtiiiiiat". nml to
n "friemr will whistl" words of love
,,,.1 dM..r.rU!.ii, Mt inn ami all times She
ix about a f"" '""g. "' monlhs old and
is ns large i- she will grow. The name
'Cootie was ili i Im'iI from Hie aniiuai s
ITal title ' "Hi." sondes of animal
eonimim in S. nt and Central Amerira
belonging t" ihe bear, aut-eater, eat,
coon, eanniv tnmilv.
"Cootie isinll.v eiiti'rtiiiiiel tnein
bers of the K-inpn't Club for-several
liours, in tin i nurse of 'whirh rjietlten
ant Uiclmids.ni lefnsed several tfniptiug
Offt'VB
5200,000 FOR TWO CHILDREN
Mrs. Gibson Establiohed Trust Fund,
Court Reply to Former Husband
New 'Writ. Nov. 1 I. r.efore divnrr
in? her fi"s' husband. Aletander I). P..
IYatt. in N'w.nit last ear. Mis p.e.i
triee I'raf ''ibson. now wife of Pie-ton
nibson phi' w light, and grnpddmightei
of th" late II II Kogers. of the Stand
ard Dil ( fi"in vvlioni she inliented a
large fortuii' set aside S'JIKMKHI ill
tnist f- I i ehihlreu. Cvnthia and
I)allaH I'run. -'d. aged nine and live
jeurs. Mi- ilihson's teieut marriage
to the jilavni.ght was ygaiust the op
position nf In i narents. Mr. mid Mrs.
William 1 I'1 liiaiuin.
Mrs l.ihsoii disclosed, her linaueial
lvttleineiir i steulav when her attornevs
pilbmitted to .lusfire (iiegerieh. in the
Kupreme ( mni. her answer to t(u- np
plleation of Mr Pratt, who wants a
Riiardiau tip'ninted for his rhildren and
nn order i est i inning Mis. (ilbsou from
taking thein outside this state.
Wants One Language In Churches
1 so of on. language the English iu
all clmrrlirs was advnrated hv Mrs. O.
V Ward iiri-ulent of flip N'evv Jersey
Coufrrenre ot the WomenH Home M1h
sionary l'oiu-i at Hie thirty-sixth un
Stial meeting of the Plillnilelphia Meth
odist lOpisiopil ('(inferenre, whirh open--
el yesteitlin mil will rinse this eveniliE.
Mr Wind ihoiiehi Hie rhiinhes. like
the nation u uld havr milv one au-Rusge
will seive on many otcasions
centerpiece for the dining table.
i ducivc, if not necessary, to the cn-
i iovment of irood music. jnd then, if
Crystal jam jars and candy jars, ' y0u want a real laugh, ask to hoar
both of which aie useful ns well as the negro medley song by the Pre
attractivc articles, would be wel-, mier Male Quai tot. And when look
corned by the housewife who gives ing at the beautiful peiiod models,
thought to the appointments of her do not forget that it is well to ordci
table. These aie but a few of the your' New Edison as soon as posst
nrticles at Bailey, Hanks & Biddle's hie, since there is a likelihood that
which lend themselves particularly ' prices will be advanced in the near
to Christmas giving. futuie.
.,.,r ,s .... ," ' i.. :. .i att-v HEY hadn't seen manv moons
I'i'ljfi lime lias suiuiy uihm.u s ., (,,i,. i ., ....., t,
if the store window of Henry i X B'"" "-"."'"--.'""' """ '
R. Hallowell & Son, Broan L .were liav.ng a jolly breakfast
-i...i. i.i. riw,cf,it is nrv imli- logeiner at tr.c tame next to mine in
on,WitfonV;iorfTrt'ph-i,f. "Why didn't we discover
rious color when I passed ther, to-, h'?.PIa sooner ." she was saying,
das -.The apples looked so attractive ''D''' V"" over taste such delicious
that I imoluntarily retraced my ; cov" .,, .. ... ..
steps. Four dilTcient varieties cf "Well, it's the eggs that appeal to
apples wore represented in the win- i mir- ) ha t eaten an egg 1-ke
flow, the Delicious, the Stayman I '" K!,c0 tl,c hUmmw ! sPcnt c" '1"
SJSnf'rWoWffiil "TC1 ouhncd wafiles.myself and
','' . t,l.i-,.,on .,n,iinu I,,, tho w'ien they m rived, crisp nml hot
K b at soXCl rfcef b'y Stl boxi and accompanied by a pitcher of de-
,?CtatfttttiS SseISn.s, "ITZ
ronveiucnt ouantity lor tno avci ape ' It1 , , , , ,. ', ,,
family I noticed also manv gift"0? Uxs cn bcltPr ia thc
i..,..Kl .,:;ii fsiio.1 n.iti, b,J looked. Try them yourself some
u;im:lsi uiLioiiv.ii.ji mi. .. ...... .MJ-
scious fruit. Orders for Christmas
are now being taken and the gift
baskets will be delivered on any date
desired.
COOKING is ii, simple matter
when von are the lucky pos
sessor of a Standaid Table
Stove. Imtitriue the comfort of
having your bacon and eggs cooked
right at the table with your toast
drowning at the same time, or a
luncheon dish of asparagus and
toast rcadv in a few minutes. The
Standard Table Stove has two pans
in which two different dishes may
be prepared and a lack between
them for toasting. Both sides of
the bread arc toasted at the same
time on this lack, and the toasting
dors not interfere with the other
cooking. A removable plug con
nects with the electric light socket.
You will appreciate the merits of
this useful little aiticle when you
see it at the store of J. Franklin
Miller, 1G12 Chestnut street.
F YOU should elect to wear a peplum blouse with satin skirt for youi , l
afternoon costume, ou will find no pirttier one than that ot ehaitieusc
chiffon, veiled bv an overblouso ot black witli metallic emDrouieiy.
which I saw at the store of Oppenheini, Collins & Co., Chestnut and Twelfth
stieets. It had bands of black satin at the bottom of the peplum and cuffs
on.l n hlnnV cnnl flllnllt Hlo w-illst A suit. IlloUELO llf brOWn GeOriTOttO W.'IS
exnuisitrlv beaded in black and ted ami had cinnamon-colored collar" and I
cuffs. A flesh-colored GoniiTL'tte had an o pi blouse of hand-cmbroidoird
net. The yoke back was made attractive with box pleats. This waist had
the popular thiee-quaitei shoves.
THE CHESTNUT S'lREET ASSOCIATION
morning at one of the Ch"ii res
taurants, K52 South Fifteenth street
or 121 South Thirteenth street.
THERE is nothing like woll-tai-lined
clothes when it comes to
creating an impression of con
fidence and s"lf-posscssion and at
this time of the year an oveicoat is
one of the first considerations. You
want an overcoat that is of good i
material and well tailored; one, in I
short, that makes you feel better1
every time you wear it. Another)
consideration is comfort. You will
want a warm oveicoat, for thoicl
are bound to be some cold days
ahead. And the place to find all'
these merits in one overcoat is Mac-1
Donald & Campbell's, 1334-3(1 Chest-1
nut stieet. Whether you choose a
luxurious Montagnae, one of the i
fleeces, beavers, vicunas, cheviots 01
a good-looking tweed or melton, j
you will not be. disappointed oithoi i
I in its appearance or its wearing j
qualities.
tw''iyryMi;'rrwmM
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There is a cring need
for a Hotel in Philadel
phia cs, for several
hotels. No city in the
country, population con
sidered, has fewer hotels
than Philadelphia. We
have a central site D3
feet on Chestnut Street
close t: the Broad Street
Station that would be
ideal for a Hotel. Here is
a real opportunity for a
live wirc-s-a building, not
only to help boost Phila
delphia, but to benefit
materially the nym who
o-ects it!
Cftv Ottet, Chetlnut at Sth
Rufif"i-f Qtlct, Cor. Itlilno Bun 4vt.
J.itr Ollot. DiBOiitt Station
1 , i
eaoBg
This organization has made a study of these
two problems for 72 years. The result of this
is seen in the many practical features of
Each NOVELTY product embraces the most
modern ideas and is made of only the highest
j?rade of materials, as for instance, our fa
mous FLEX-O-TUF iron which gives to
NOVELTY products their remarkable durability.
We make all type of Heating and Cooking apparatus,
so can give you unprejudiced advice as to which method is
best for your particular home or building- Consult your
dealer or phone or write us or come to our attractive factory
showroom.
ABRAM COX STOVE COMPANY
American & D&uphin .Streets, Philadelphia
Manufacturer of Boiler, Pipelo Heater, Furnace and
Range in Philadelphia for 72 ye.ar.
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Mid-Month Specials Join Forces With the 2&th Anniversary Sale
CREATING NEW AND WONDERFUL BARGAINS BY THE SCORE!
If you have no Charge Account, open one for your own convenience. Buy now; pay in January, 1920.
l&Wjm4ttmftlltH'"Jt
Tomorrow's
Mid-Month
Specials!
$2A9 RgurTT$J.98
Crepe Kimonos
r
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Mis
Mail Orders Filled HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE Phone Orders Filled
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
SlralRlil model with
shirred natlii rllib'in
hands Aim nln'ti
rrenp with white or
Kamllo cnllnr and
cults Klnvtlc nt
waist. One plrlitreil.
$2.50 Extra
Size House
Dress, $1.93
Striped Bin R Ii a m
lilue-atul-vvlilto and
cray - and - white.
fhaiiibray rollar tj
Sizes 18. oo ami o
No mull nr Illume
nrilern lllleil.
SIX'OND I-'I.OOU
Tmnrrn,.,'. Mid-Month Specials!
$8
Georgette
Waists,
omorrow to
This Convention of Clothes
The leaders in fabric, fit and fashion are assembled on the second floor of this great store.
America's foremost manufacturers have sent their most worthy representatives to make a
bid for recognition.
Every Suit and Overcoat in This Anniversary Sale
Represents a Saving of 25 Per Cent or More
Made from woolens bought by us months ago, before
the present price-crisis.
UAfr VnJ.M
Aieavy vvmuci
vfjv
$35,
Overcoats
$40 & $45 Values
$75!
14 and 48 inches loner. Double-breasted ulsters and!
ulsterettes. Also conservative and form-fitting single
and double-breasted styles. J
.
'nvy, h ro'iv n
and bisque, with
handsomely em
h r o 1 d e r c il
fronts, satin
collars a n d
cuffa One 11U-
l.l'l ltri.llier SlCrOXn KLOOIl '
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
S2 .Satine $1.69
Petticoats .
UlacK urnii' il- with ninu. blue or
lavender 11 nn 11
1 If Urnlli Vir I T'loni- South
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
Women's $2.50 & $3
Cape Gloves, $1.90
Tan. ffrm hi own and pearl.
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials! I
$5 Satin Envelope
Chemise, $3.98
Ite.uiltful tn llorpc'
in unci vvllh hem-
hiiluiiniR: and hand
iinliiolucry. One pic
tured. $1.50 Silk
Camisoles,
$1.19
Creiie de chine and .
itin with ribbon ,
amps or built-up
siiouiueis.
$2 Pink Batiste ,
Gowns, $1.49
I land - enibroidcied
and finished Willi
hhlrrlnKx and fancy
fctlti-hlrtts.
I.il lln llier SKCONO ''I.OOIt
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special1
Women's $1.75 to $2.25
Siik Stockings, 84c
1'iill-f.iMhlnnefl. In blaek and wanleil
-li.idei Some are pure dyt'd. others
an iiiRiam. Imperfect. Limited
tii, unity
Nt, mull nr phone nnlern fled,
I.I ltrnllier Klrst Floor, South
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Speciats ! t
$16 Gold-Filled Watch
Bracelets, $12.45
1'vlr.i small watch. Seven-lew el
I.ti-r movements : cases cuainn-
teeil 10 vein 8 Kxtenslon llnl.
In ut elet
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials! (
Extra Large Rugs
1. milted lot only one or two of a '
K.iul.
Body Brussels Rugs
S95 Value
1fl (Win fi feet . .
Sir. Value,
10 0x14 feet ....
$100 Value,
9.14 feet
Royal Wilton Rugs
$17.". Value,
10 614 feet , . .
SIO.T Value.
11 Sl.r. feet ...
$27.". Value,
11 IMS fret ..
I .It llnitlierx I
$30 Overcoats,
$19.50
Double-breasted ulsters and
ulsterettes as well as conserva
tive styles.
$50 & $55
Overcoats, $38.50
Conservative and form-fitting
models, including the new stylo
ulsteVs.
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High -Grade Suits)
9aJ7K
A Ut-
S35 fr can Vnlims
Single and double breasted. Some modeled on con-I
servative lines, others of snappy youthful cut, in- J
eluding English models with slash pockets. j
$30 Suits, $21.50
Carefully tailored two and
three button models.
$40 Overcoats, $31.50
Double-breasted ulsters and
ulsterettes for all weathers;
belted ajl around.
Boys"$l8.50" School OvercoaTs" $1275
I ?$.
,1 H a
Double-breasted skiit-coat model. Woolen lined,
some with one-quaiter Venetian yoke. Sizes 9 to
18.
Boys' $10.50 Mackinaws, $7.39
Conveitible or shawl collars. Sizes 7 to 18.
$25 and $30 Suits, $17.50
Cassimeres and cheviots in conservative patterns.
I.ll Urotheri SKCO.N'D FLOOH. SCVENTH STIIUET
Boys' $16.50 Norfolk Suits,
$10.50
j Latest skirt-coat model. Wide, range of materials
land colors.
Boys' $15 Two-Pants Suits, $9.75
Neat cheviots and cassimefes. Sizes 8 to 17.
$62.50
$99.75
$83.25
$123.50
$127.50
$198
OlflTU KI.OOH'
isses? Stunningly Styled Garments
ars Less Than Worth
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Sale Is Filled With
Banner Offer inns I
New purchases are combined with re-grouped and re-priced
iiocKs to oner tlio Dost selection and tho-most attractive
values known in Philadelphia throughout the season.
007 PA T-- - A Tri v A .. on
PO.OU IKJr UUliD
Largo seal collars' and serviceable' satin
lining. The matrials arc polo cloth,
broadcloth, volour. nolo silvertono. And )
tho color range includes navy, mahogany, brown and Pekjn. I
Ulisses' $50 Sport Coats,v $39.75
Of polo cloth in brown and Pckin.
Long shawl collar of kit coney fur, leather belt and satin
lining. ',
p6950 Seal-Trimmed Coats $gg.75
Wonderfully iittracthe, feiltuijiis; s.ibli belt anil long bhnwl col.
ar o:- Denuiuui seui. aiin lining.
Cliri'so finni lironduloth, velour, polo cloth unil sllvcrtone In
I'elJn, ilecr, brown, Bntzillan led and navy
Misses' $77.50 Coats, $65
Very handsome blouse models, featuring ii beautiful moleskin col
nr. llavo figured peau de cysno lliiinr
Of tlnsellone, in beautiful shades of brown, dragonfly blue, nnd
India led. One sketrlied.
$7950 Fur-Trimmed Suits $gQ.75
T.iinrfl finm duet dp lalne. elour and lirnnilninii, c
I styles narrow cios-front belt, peau do eygne lining peal or 1
f nutria collar and banding. Navy, black, brown nnd henna I
$37.50 Wool Sports Suits, $29.75
Tailored in true mannish style, with notch collars
andrevers, patch pockets, nanow cross-front belt.
One sketched.
I.lt Hrotlifm SECOND KI.OOH
$75 Velour de Laine Suits. S59.75
Coats have choker collar of seal. Skirts modishly
cut. Mahogany, taupe, navy and black.
$37.50 Dresses, $25 .
Choose from tricotine, velvet and hergc, in navy
and black.
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials!
rl
$7 Cottatre Sets, $5.19
Illm line with gold laco horde
Sirln for six Imperfect
4(i iiiei-es. Including six cups and
hum i is six dinner plates. sK tea
plates, six bread and butter plates,
si desseft saucers, two meat cash
es, one pickle dish nnd one nippy
I.lt llrntlirr THIIID KLOOlt
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
$1.59 French? J. 10
Serge
41 Inch. Half wool. Joffre, navy
anil midnight blues, urown, iiur
gundy, taupe, tan nnd green
I.lt ltrotlieri First Floor. South
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special! .
$16 Chest of Oneida
Community $lft.4D
Par Plate '
Twenty.slx pieces 6 knives, f.
forks. C tablespoons, 6 teaspoons, 1
butter knife, 1 butter shell. Ten
year guarantee. Pretty Vernon
pattern. !S'n mull or phone nrlrr.
I.lt iirmiiTH iiri! I'K'or. biiuui
Tomroroic'it Mid-Month Special!
Men's $35 Remington
.Roadster Bicycle, $29.19
1020 model with mud'enarda and
guaranteed rained tread tires.
Tools, pas and bell. Choca of
color, .
Lit llrothfrt IttSCOKID 4FJ.001t
Girls'$ll Winter Coats 1
A Lucky Purchase of Five Hundred '
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
Cheviot and zibeline in wanted colors, some fur cloth trimmed
Patch or side pockets. Belted models, fuljy lined
to 14. One pictured.
Sizes 8
, Big,Girls' $27.50 Coats, $19.95
I'olo cloth In popular colors. Itaglan sleeves; others have blouse
backs. Hide or Inverted pockets. Slip-through or cross belt.
Sizes 14 and 10.
Girls' $20 Cheviot Coats,$14.83
Hrown and navy. Kit coney fur
collar, plaited back. Inverted
pockets and cros3 belt. Sizes 8
to 14
Girls' $8.50 to 20 Scrgo
Dresses, $3.98 to $14.98
Navy blue. Ilcgulatlon style ;
somo iwo-piece models, sizes
to 14.
Lit llrotliem SECOND FLOOU
BBBr suls
f M
. S5s
HnxV
HATS TRIMMED FREE
$7 Ready - to - Wear FUR HATS $4.85
M
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There are many chic, new styles In medium and small
hats of satin and duvetyne finished cloth nnd panne
velvet, combined with scaline or moline fur end hand
somely trimmed with flowers, tassels.-fnncy plna and
ornaments?. One pictured.
1
Children's Beaver Hats, $5.98
Attractive shapes with band and streamer trimming,
DlaeK and colors, . f, N
, " Ut Drotlicrl FIRST FLOOR. NOJITH
Women's $6 Smart
Lace Shoes,$3 J
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
Gray Kid with cloth tops to
match. Perforated straight tips
and leather Louis heels.
Hrown Kid with plain vamps and
heels.
Gun-metal with
fabric tops. Plain
vamps and Louis
heels'.
Women's
$8 Shoes,
$5.98
K a s h I o n able
lahts In every
wanted leather.
Welted soles and
all heights and
shapes of heels.
.V ii Mull r
Phone (I r d e r h
Filled.
Misses' & Children's $3 to $4
Shoes, $2.35
Button and lace styles In various
leathers. Cloth un(l leather tops.
Young Women's $7 Shoes,
2.98
Various leathers. "TJavr hlsh cut lace
gtyle. Military heels. 7
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Tomorrow's
Mid-Month
Specials!
Misses' $1.25 Heavy
Union Suits, 79c
Flecco lined, cotton ribbed. Sizes
2 to 15. Limited quantity.
No Stall or 1'hone Orders rilled
Tomorrow's Mid-M-nth Specials
Men's $2.50, $3 & $3.50
High-Class Neglige
Shirts, $1.55
noted
snmplea
I.neky piirclinfie of i
miiUer'n entire slock of
and dlncontlnued sljlcn.
The label ,
nn each shirt.
Ftoest m a -terlals,
1 n -eluding
Itus
8 I, a n cordq
illk stripe
and woven
madras, pon
gee, c r e i) o
madras a n d
percale Don.
ble soft cuffi.
Fiune slightly
Imperfect am
sizes in the
ot.
$1.50 Neckwear, 85c
Satin finished luocades. fancy bro
cades, pent nnd novelty effects In
hind, IorIn(?s. Lnrffo four-In-liatids.
Slide easy hands.
it Hi-others First
Floor. 7th St
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials!
Remnants of $1.50 to
$3 Silks, yd., 98c
Fashionable weaves. Plain shades,
also fancy effects.
$5.50 Genuine Baronet
Satin, $3.25
White and pknlt. 40-Inch.
No mail or I'lione Orders Filled on
Mill,
I.lt llrnflirrn First Floor. South
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials I
1500 Bon Ami
Oil Heaters, $6.45
Iteeulnr 9 Value
These heaters are
equipped ttlth full
Ration tank; odor
less aud FinoeIes3
device. Jlivo full
.10-Inch wick with
Inner drum. For
heating large-slzo
loom.
No mall or phone
orders.
Pantry Sets,
$1.19
fncludc 1214-lb. Flour can, 10 lb,
Suirar can. 2-lb. Coffeo can, 1 lb.
. Tea can.
SI Mon Outfit. G9c
, Includea "tfo mop, with adjustable
flat-foldlnrer handle. And Bottle
' Cedar Oil Polish.
$1.35 Floor Sweeping
Brush, 95c
Polished hardwood handle, llorse-
hair wire fastened.
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$1.50 Scrim Valance
Curtains, set, 98c
j '3t'-
Filet effect
casing.
Insertion. White. Hod
$39 Window Seat (Red
Cedar Chest); $21.85
Genuine aromatic with natural
, Kloss varnlUied front. Domes ot
silence which makes It noiseless
when moved. Size '.'xSOxliO.
50c Bris Bise SashlOCc
Curtains, each ' ,
Scoli.li thread, ltod loops.
$1.50 Voile Cui-$0 A Q
ttrins, pair ' ,JJ
Ilnrnian clunv lace Insertion nnd
edBo. 'J '4-yard lentrths.
I.lt Hrothers THIItD FLOOH
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials !
$1.25 Mercerized
Damask, Q Qc
yard .
Two yaids wide. Loely floral and
Btrlpe designs.
I.lt llrothcm First Floor. North
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
s3 Thomson's Glove-
Fitting- Corsets, s2
On Hale Sluln Arrnde
Pink materials and white batiste.
No Mull or Phone Orders Filled.
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Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$2.25 to' $2.50 Seam
less Sheets, $1.85
Standard makes; bleached. Sizes
81X30. 81x90 and 90x90. Humuled.
No Mull or Phone' Orders Filled.
$7 to $18 Blankets
$5.50 to $13.75
1- leeccdown and wool-and-cotton
mixed. White, gray and plaids.
Humnled. Double.bed -size.
I.lt Ilrotliers First Floor, North
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
75c Mercerized CCc
Poplin '
In pink, reseda, brown, lavender,
........v, .it.;, t,u..iGk, 4iiik a Piue.
, myrtle, navy and black.
wide.
30 Inches
' Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
$9 Wool Ug qo
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wuui, 4i vie popuiur oarK Colore
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