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Sadie Bnrnot, n wilc-girl in (lie
tvliite Roods deportment. lives with
her nnnt. Dee Dec Smile feoei for rtn
' autmnnbllc riile v.ttti .1prr. Keck, a
j-lch Itirtu, whom Deo Dec c-onsMers
Ittwnipuloin HI"" I Martini at Ills
brutal command to hU rhiiiinVitr. but
plpaicd nt bin askliiR lier to bo Iiw
Kecond wife. When sbc rctuniH rtie
find that Doe Pec hm cone blind.
She promises neer to leoe her. Hie
next dat .terry takes her to we Ms
. houc and hi little daughter, lio
v il afraid ot him.
rilAPTHU VI
(( A NJ) vhot'H this nest room here,
' A.lerpV Ain't It sweet and qtilet-
looklnc! Spare room? Altl't It pretty
w Hh t li e in
llittle w h 1 t e
l-iiriiun -iun.
Htliill. .1 e r r !
Ynli miHlirt
v (in iiiiiMn't."
Shi' broke
from hW "n
brme, innfil
slcin muddlliis
lier in o v o
inent "Is till (he
tin- spare
mom''"
"It i. now.
U used to bp
Ibe old wotn
nil's till 1 laid
clow n on t"e
molher in law
j. u in o II II II
Miuealed Wi,
I ued to have
n little mother
in law in our
mother in law
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'VMMWmi
(c) Il Cierurd Water
rNNin iit'nsr
litiiDA tlinf line mmo
Ileliee me, she makis that old devil ot
journ look like a prize nnsel
"I Ihis 'II be just the room fur Dee
Dec, Jerrj. where he ran feel I If
JiiornlnB sun and hear the Mrect ears
over there when she Rets lone-nine. Shi
ought to have the sunniest room, be
Caufce it's ponielhiiiR she run feel with
Out seeing- prior thing This will be n
swell room for poor old blind Dee Dec
won't It, .ferrj? Won't it. .Tern
dear?" ,
"Cut the coined. I'caeln 'Iheres
a neat free ward waiting for her iii't
the other direction from the t it than
teuton Heights. Tut the coined!
Peachy."
"Jerry. I I gotta have her with me
T Xow that she slie'h in the dark
She couldn't stand an institution.
.tcrr. she she just louldii't "
"Tliat'8 what they all mi, but the
get over it 1 know a "
''She couldn't, .lorn She nm't had
much in her life, but slie'b nlwnjs Iml
a roof over her bend that wasn't char
Jty, and phe nlwiivn snicl, .Terr,!, that
the couldn't uer stand a -a liistitu
tlon. She can lake mi othei room
you sa. .lerr Mmlio there's u little
one upstairs in the third ston we could
fix up comf for her, but she's in the
dnrlf now, .Tern, and she just cuuldn't
stand an institution '"
He patted her shoulder and drew her
arm through his.
"You lemme take care of that She .
don't need to know nothing about it.
iVe'ir" tell her we're sending her for a
visit to the countrv for u while Aftei i
the second da she'll be as snug as a
bug in a rug Thc re good to im in
those places, good as gold"
"No. no. Jerry' No. no! I gotta
have her with me! She raised me
from a kid and and she couldn't stand
U, Jerrv! I gotta have her, 1 gotti'
I want her!"
"Jerry, T " ,
"Come, Peachy, don't get me sore.
Come, let's talk nbout tomorrow We
gotta jet the license first and " '
"Jerrv. I Just a little ves is all I
want Jerry dear just n little es,
' A frown gathered in a triple furrow
on Ills brow.
"Now, klddo, you got to cut that
with me. and cut II quick. If there's
two things t can't s(nnd Its nagging
and pontine Cloonnn can tell you
what pouting can drive me to. I'll
beat It out of that girl of mine before
she's through with me, and I won't
stand It from no one else. Now tut it.
l'cnrlii. that's a nice girl."
lie paced the tarpotid space of floor
between the dresser and bed, his tiicjutli
sti'l on (he oblhine
"Now cut It, Pcniln, 1 snid, ami cut
it uiilck." . .. .
She stood pnlpltnting beside the win
dow, her eves Hashing to his face and
fastening there.
"I 1 wiinnn go."
"Where?"
Her glance flashed past him out of
the window and across the patch of re.ir
lawn A street car bobbed across the
cniinlrv . she followed It with lager
eves.
"I wanna go '
Tie advnnccd. conciliator! "An.
now. I'cnchv , a row just the dav befor
un nrn innrrieil. You don't want to
start out making me train jou JiikI liki-
von was a little kid. if .'ou was n tittle
girl 1 iiuild heat vour little was out
of von. but I wanna be on the lo!ol
with vou nnd show jou how nice I can
be. All the things I'm going to give
jnu. all "
"Quit, vou' I wanna ro 1 wnmia
go'"
"cm ean go to blnes for in part
I m going to cet a steak inside of me
hefoie we budge Quit vour fooling
See, vou uearlv got me sore there
Come, the tar won't be back for us uu
til six Come. Pcneh!. come"
She was pnt him anil panting down
the stairs, out across the patch of real
luwn and toward the bohbinc street
em the stieamer of ribbon nt her
. ,.,,. t, ,..', !iy J-J - , i i-2 1 J-. T A , .' Jf-2,
throat filing backward over her nhoul
der.
In the barRaln basement of the Tl
tnnlc Store the first dav of the sprinj?
opening draRged to Its close. in a
meadow beside a round pond a tree
dripped apple blossoms, each so frnll a
tiling that It fluttered out and away
too light to anchor.
In careless similitude (he bargain
basement of the Tltnnlc Store resusci
tated f i mil its storerooms and from
spring openings long gone by dusty
garlands of cotton Mn blossoms, fes
tooning them between the great white
supporting pillars of the basement and
intertwining them.
Over the white-Roods counter and
over Sundaji as l( were, .i papier marhe
pergola of green latticework nnd more
cotton back Mav blossoms had sprung
up as if the great god Wotan had bitl't
It with a word. Cascades of summer
linens, the apple giein and the butter
jellovv, flowed from counters and im
provlsed tables Sadie Ilamct's own
mid-aisle bin had blossomed Into u
sacriliiial sale of lawn lemuants, and
ton.trd the i lose of the day her stock
ia low, depleted
Mn Melttr leaned out of his bower
nnd now muted his vole" us if It eaine
fioin an inner throat that oulj spoke
when the heart hade it
"Little one, them remnants went like
hot lakes, didn't lliev V"
"Hot enkts! Will, I guess. You'd
hale thought there was a mill-end sale
mi postage stamps."
"And If vou don I look all tlicd
out ' If jou just don't !"
'the reaeli tuns mviuiii in hei voice.
"It's It's been awful me nwiiv
from her all iluv like this Hiit'nii.v
was, 1 got news foi lier when I go
home tonight about hei live weeks'
benefit mone.v Old Criggs was grand.
He's going to send the inmniKtee to see
In i uvwnvs thut's some good news
for hir "
"I just can t get her out of m.i mind,
neither Seems like I I just can see
her pom blind face all the time."
"M me, loo '
"Thc,v sn the girls up in the ribbons
been er.ving all da She was'no love-
gaj&'&'E&'S'aasEa'Bis
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$225.00
reerlcst iu de
sign and bril
liance A ait to
gladden a n j
u oman hi art
ERE'S our advice to this man look
ing for an investment certain to
pay: buy diamonds!
There is an unparalleled world-fad
for stones of the Mitchell quality.
In our Christmas assortment arc dia
monds of brilliance and faultless setting.
We are diamond experts: we guarantee
their quality and predict their increase in
value.
A small
iepoiit
Opr
Will mcrie
v 1 4 l to
any ilone you. select
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Mitchell's Diamond Store I
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Established
37 South Eighth Street
Only One
iitore
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LAD
By
ALBERT PAYSON
TERHUNE
An ideal book to send at Christmas time to all your
friends, to a young boy or an old boy, to every one
who loves a dog and a good story. $2.00 net.
"'Lad' carries more keen interest and heart appeal than any other
volume of the kind written within ten years." Evg. World, New York.
"'Lad' wins jou the moment you are introduced." Christian Scienca
Monitor.
"The manner of its telling is delightful." Boston Evening Transcript.
r"" ssr:;"' e. p. dutton & co.
Gftl Fifth Are.
New "ork
When your teeth
need treatment
go to a dentist
don't trust risky
drugs or 'cure air
dentifrices
Use .Colgate's as
- a cleanser, not as
a medicine
it is safe -free from
risky drags, harsh
grit and harmful
chemicals
Safe
Sane
Delicious
&
Colgate's is Recommended by
(I tag
ENCLOSED please find
names of recent pa
tients," writes a dentist.
"I think they would appre
ciate samples as they re
marked on the pleasantness
and effectiveness of your
product at the time of
cleaning. " x
77ij reform to m very usI and pJeaiinl
work that Cotfato a Ribbon Dntat Crm
coea when mixed with punuca for cfonln&
by your dentist.
mil
Mnl, but llicy any gho wasn't bod url-
ncrncatn."
"(iod ktinns oho she vvnun't."
"Tlmt's the vvnr with somn folks:
thcy'rci linnl on top, but ovcrjbody
knows linrtl-slicll crnbs have pot Bnect
tr mint thnti fcnft."
"Xobocly knnui tlint ulic vvns n rotiRli
illninniid better tlinn mr. I Rot xorc at
her pomotlinei, but I I know sbo vvni
iilwavx there when 1 I needed her,
nllrlRhty."
(mf... .... 11. i .1.1 .t.t aMm I
11VW. 11VW, I11V1U gii, UU11 I. VtJ .
You're nil worn out.
"She she Una always there to stand
by me In in a plnrh."
"Honest, MIrb jnilli, you look ust
like n pretty little Rhost. What jou
need Is soma sprlnR nlr, plrlle, some
sprlnc nlr for n tonle. Wouldn't I Just
love to take you nil bv jour little self
down the river tonlRht on onn of them
new Coney boats, liere vc eould be!
rlRht quiet. Say, wouldn't 1?"
"Xo no!"
r ....... thii i taA... -Wiu. dt..vi
Can't you Ruesrt? I wannn get you nil
by yourself nnd talk to jou right In
our little cnr." .
" 'Shh-h'hll You mustn't talk like
that."
"That's the only way I have of try
ing to tell you bow' how I feci, Miss
Hndlc dearie."
" 'Shh-h-hl"
"When I call you that it means
well, jou know, denrle, jou know.
That's vJ1 X wihsta tulle ytx. .todritfht.
fli.h(a nlVl. ,HnU tl1. t bm '
.... .v, o.ii u jvi.. i.v.v Dei n..
"No, no, Air. Mcltzcrl I can't leavo
her alone like that, I promised I would
never leave her alone in the dark If
It I eould help It."
"Ain't I the dub? Sure you can't
have her. We gottn stick by her now,
Denrle. Ain't we? Ain't we?"
A red seepage of blood surged across
his face and under bis hnir. Itcncath
Mk little hedge of mustache bis lips
quivered as if at their onn daring.
rf
'W wHm M.k to tor.
All her senses sworn. imWtComkI b
control tho fluttering of her hands.
"Oh Mr. Meltier Maxl"
"What you and poor old Dee De
need is some of this spring air. Gee!
wouldn't I love to take you and her
down the river tonlulit on one of thejn
new Coney boats? Oeel would I? Just
you and and her." '
"Max oh, Max, dearie 1"
(TIIR END)
:MAtl. I'IIOM: UltlllMlH I'll. I, HI);
STOltU OI'RNS DAILY 0 A. M. AND Cl.OSr.S 0 r. M.
MAit, ft riioNE onuEns viLLisn-
Give CUT GLASS
One ut the iiinxl IrrHMiirfil point n to tin
nf inol jcootl 1iourlirf litre ure
no me rrnl linrRntrinl
$6.50 Punch
Bowls, $4.98
Tuo pleoe Combi
nation cutting
i:iKlit-lncli size
$1.50
Marmalade
or Jam Jars,
98c
DtHijileil with
iwlored tiand
unit floral Kpru.
Nlrkel - plated
lid and spoon.
Mail Order, Filled HA TS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE Phone Order. Filled
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
2.95
$4 Orange Bowls, $1.98
Four - fooled
)ll-lnch Combl
' nation pattern.
$4 Bowls,
$2.98
omulnntlon uittluu IJlRlit-lncli size.
I It Ilrntlirra THIRD l'LOOlt
To Make a Quick Finish of Your Christmas
Shopping Turn to This Store Abounding in GIFTS
If gift buying is telling on your purse, come here where
even a little money reaches a long, long way.
Tin ouch the provisions we have made no one need fall short, in sending gifts that express real re
gard, for this is tho stoic of opportunity, of service, of genuine all-around helpfulness. A multitude
of suggestions follow.
A 1'1K AND FA8IHONAllT.n OIVTI
$5 to $7 Brushed
Wool )$
Scarfs"
Purchase Extra
ordinary! Major
ity less than half
price 1
Some have pockets
line! belts. Wanted
shades. o """'
or phone orders.
Main Arcade
- " " " "
$1 to i.:u
Boudoir Caps,
!9c to 98c
$1.50 Vcnise
Lace Collars,
98c
$2 Vcnise Lace
Sets, $1.49
ms
I Av?VlIVA 1
Hi,
vflp
Scarfs & Capes,
$7.49 to $22.98
Peal plutth, vera molo and Imitation
baby lamb. First floor. South
Luxurious F.URS of Guaranteed Quality
Marked Greatly Under Present Value!
Sec oui splendid stocks abounding in coats of newest mode, sets to add elegunce to the costume and
separate pieces that charmingly set off tho suit or coat,
TrftP' 'iW
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$150 Pearl Wolf Set, $110
$293 Pointed Fox Set, $250
T-iivnrlniik Inriro nnimiil scarf and ball
muff. $195 Black Fox Set, $165
4. 1 .. .... 1. . !.. 1 1 ... Large animal scarf and ball muff,
$265 Taupe Fox Set, $225
Beautiful large animal scarf and muff.
$155 Taupe Wolf Set, $135 '
$49.75 Taupe Wolf Scarfs. .$39.75
$65 Taupe Wolf Scarfs. .. .$52.50
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$185 Japanese Kolinsky) $1 CC
Stoles ' X vo
$293 Eastern Mink Stoles. . .$245
$285 Natural Skunk Stoles.. $245
$67.50 Black Wolf Scarfs. .$59.75
155
$210 French Seal
Coat
Largo cape collar and cuffs.
$225 French Seal Coat, $195
Shawl collar and cuffs of nutria.
$250 French Seal Coat, $225
Shawl collar and cuffs of natural
squirrel.
$235 Natural Muskrat Coat, $195
Four-stripe border and large roll col
lar. Mt nrotlierii SECON'P FLOOR
Smart Gloves & Handkerchiefs
Unusually Attractive Offerings That Should Speed Gift Choosing
Women's $2.50 &
$3 Gloves, $1.98
One clasp. Tan, gray
and brown cape.
Women's $3.50 Kid
Gloves, 2-clasp, $2.98
Black, white and brown.
Children's $2.50 $0
Ono clasp. Tan and gray cape. Lined.
Children's Gauntlets, $1.25
Scout and cowboy. Lined .
Men's 39c Handkerchiefs, 29c
Lltien Generous Blze
Men's 39c Handkerchiefs, 25c
Attractive corded border; block Initial
... M II ,. .. .. , H
Women's $1.SU & lT .Zi
i 7K r.lir i 1
Twn nlnMn. Double Kllk and nuec?e-
llned silk. Gray, brown and boaver. I
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Boys' 25c Handkerchiefs, 19c
Cambric with colored borders.
Cambric
Handkcvchtcfs,
98
$1.50 Half
Dozen Kinds
Men's Block initial
and quarter-inch hem.
Women's Colored
borders and initials. '
Women's $1.50 Gloves, $1.25
Chamois suede In white, cray, beaver
and mode Embroidered backs. Slip
over styles.
$1.49
Misses' & Boys'
Duplex Gloves .
White, gray and mode.
Men's Mocha Gloves, $5
One, clasp. Gray with self-color or black
backs
Men's $1.50 Gloves, 98c
Gray cloth. Ono clasp, atrap wrist.
Lined
I.lt llros. 1st Floor, North & South
Glowing Gold : Silver : Gems j
Almost all bought long ago, at prices much lower
than now. Share the savings.
I Fashionable Wrist Watches . . $20 to
mnfnnnnal Aiic1.irt, Lniinrn tniirwl nTlfl nVllntlf
i vininps TOinpst Amnrirnn Tnakps. includintr Elcrin. Waltham and
Illinois; also numerous imported movements. Every one fully guar-ianteed.
j Convertible bracelets or ribbon wrhst bands
$65
"fioHd Gold Cuff Links. S2.98 to $8.98
- - T
uunii t)pii or boii cuii Biyitr.
$8 Sterling Silver
Bar Pins, $5.98
With rhlnestones In tlll-
ijree mountings; somo
gallery set. Safety
l itches
$8 to $30
La Vallieres,
$6.98 to $25
Solid gold , some set
ulth diamonds or colored
stones.
Quadruple-Plated Ware Bright Finish
tir Co Sin Tea belli, f2l. $23. SO and S25
S'J to I5 llrrml Trujn,
V7.no to $11.50
f!) Co mft Itoll TrujB,
57.0 to .a
(0 In $15 Flower
Vn.fi, Sn.OS to $12.(18.
(112 Fruit llonla, $0.08
Gok lln,cd
French Pearl
Necklace,
$4.95 to $15
An Importer's surplus
htock. , nerv pearl has
been carefully selected
nnd perfectly matched.
Graduated nnd eenly
strung 15, 1C and IS
Inchei lone
$7.50 Silver-Plated
Mesh Bags, $5.98
Heverslble mesh. Extra,
he.iy, six-Inch frame;
French pray finish
I.lt Ilrotliem
First Tloor South
Fine Hosiery and Warm Underwear
Every one of these items in our vast htocks shows u decided saving!
Woraen's $3.25 to $6
Silk Stockings,
$2.89 to $5.49
All silk or with mercer-
ued lisle tops. Dainty
luce patterns, embroid
ered or open French
clocks and drop-stitch ef
fects. Black, white, ox
blood, bronze and navy.
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Misses' Union Suits, $1.49
I'lccce lined, cotton ribbed.
Women's Vests & Pants, $2.25
White fiat part wool.
1.11 llrotlierM First Floor, South
Women's Vests &
Pants, $1.98 & $2.25
Part wool ribbed. Sea
sonable weight. Unshrinkable.
.,....
Women's Stockings, 85c
Fashioned. Mercerized lisle.
Black or white.
Women's $2 Silk
Stockings," $1.75
Fashioned leg. Black, white and
colors.
Women's Silk Stockings,
$2.25 & $2.50
Full fashioned. Black, white and
brown. Sizes 8 and 9.
65 MjUk
iiw $wWi III
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A General Glearaway of
Women's & Misses' Apparel
You Will Be Doubly Pleased First With the Rich Qualities and
Handsome Styles Then With the Great Economy
Misses' Handsome $
. $75 COATS f
Fur trimmed or tailored in the smartest of
styles and the most fashionable of shades.
Some have plaited back, raglan sleeves, nov-vl
elty pockets, narrow belt and beautiful
opossum collar. Figured silk lining. Pictured.
59.75
$49.75
Misses' $55 Tailored Suits'" 9 An CA
Of velour de laine, silvertone, serge and Oxford
mixtures. There are ripple styles and high
waist-line effects with convertible self collars'.
Beautiful silk linings. Sketched.
Women's $65 Fur-Trimmed
& Tailored Coats. .
Broadcloth, silvertone, tricotinc, velour de
laine and plain and check velour. In ripple,
straight line and belted models.
The jaunty tailored types are charming, and
those enriched with seal collars are delight
fully wintry. Navy, reindeer, brown, Poilu
and rose taupe Sketched.
Women's $77.50 Coats, $65
Swagger styles of seal plush. lieep border,
cuffs and shawl collar of kit coney.
At the same prices we also feature smart coats
of tinseltono trimmed with handsome collar of
3ylCf raccoon, seal or nutria fur. Pictured.
I.lt Ilrothers SHCOND FLOOR
wIIh,
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Special 'Purchase! Remarkable Lot! 1&
Men s $15 Raincoats
Shoe and Slipper for Gift A Stock That Permit of Economy a Well a
Adequate Expression of the Yuletide Spirit of Giving!
MAM
JKSm III I BWWMm
The Best Git You Possibly Could Btiy for Husband
Brother Father Son
Smait double-breasted model in a rich tan color. Belt all
around, plaited back, outside bellows pockets "and convertible
collar.
Guaranteed double texture. Absolutely rain proof. Every
seam cemented and taped.
1 Closing Surplus Slocks : Men's & Boys' Clothing
All of this season's garments remaining in tho hands
of nearly half a score prominent manufacturers. Save
as much as $10 to $15 on schedule prices.
Men's Ulsters &
Ulstcrettes,
$38.50
Single or double breasted.
Belted.
Young Men's
Fine Suits,
$21.50
Single-breasted
fancy cheviots.
style in
Men's Dress
Overcoats,
$26.75
Black and Oxford gray;
quarter lined.
Men's Ulsterettes,
$31.50
Some young men's mod'
els included, belted.
..-.-....----.---------------
J Boys' Overcoats, $8.50 to $18
j Various materials and chinchilla. Vh
I la years,
1
Boys' Fine Suits, $8.75 to $25
Many with two pairs of trousers. Somo
corduroys. Sizes S to 18.
Women's )$Q QQ
Shoes j -'-
The acme of good style and shoemak
Tan" calf, gunmetal, brown and black
kid and patent coiisKin
'
Women's
Slippers
249
$3 and $3.50 Values. Juliets and E. Z. styles.
In old rose, blue, pink, lavender, purple, maroon
and gray. Leather and padded soles und heels.
Men's Fine
Shoes. . .
Best tan,
glazed kid.
soles and
heels.
$p,.98
black and
Hand-welted
solid lcathei
Women's Spats,
$2.49 to $3.49
Best grade. Newest styles.
Young Women's $0.49
Dark tan cordo. High-cut
lace btyle. Military heels.
Sizes 2V4 to 8.
Dolgevllle Felt Slipper
Women's Juliets, $1.98
and 2.49
Wqmen's E. Z. Slippers,
v$1.98 and $2.29
Men's E. Z. Slippers,
$1.59 to $2.29
Women's Shoes, $3.95
Good leather. Welted soles
and leather heels.
Men's Shoes, $7.95
Tan calf lace and button
styles or patent colt button
models with buckskin top.
Men's $3-to $7 Slip
pers, $2.79 to $5.49
Romeo, Opera and Ever
ette styles in black and
tan kidskin.
$2
.25
Children's $3
Shoes
Button in patent coltskin
and kidskin. Sizes G to 8.
Children's Juliets
Sizes D to 8, $1.29
' -y Sizes 8 to 11, $1.49
I.lt Brother FJr.t VIcMjr, North s
Boys' Knee Panto, $1.98
Knickerbockers or bloomers. Sizes 0 to 10
Boys' Black Rubber Coats, $4.50
Button to neck. All seams cementea,
LIT 1IHOTIIKKS
Boys' Junior Suits, $4.98 to $13.75
Norfolk, Middy and Oliver Twist styles.
Boys' Mackinawa, $3.50 to $15
Sizes 7 to 18 years. Second Floor, 7th St.
Vllt Our ! New Ke.taumnt Bert ( CrwUi)iui at Iw.i Frit S.ventb JTtoe et Our w VuUdUc, 1th Uarkt St
MEN'S SILK NECKWEAR, $2.49, $2.98; $3.98
Only the very finest makes represented; from highest grade domestic to the most
exquisite foreign silks. Rich brocades, moire, fancy satins, etc. All carefully hand
finished.
$10 Silk Shirts, $8.49
Heavy tub and broadcloth silks; somo
with Intermingled self-satin and col
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$8 Reefer Scarfs, $6.98
Pure silk in popular two-tone accordion
weaves, Pretty borders und hand-tied silk
1 f rinse.
$5 Neglige Shirts, $3.98
Pino striped madras. Soft cuffs.
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$1.25 Slumber Slippers, 75c
All-wool eiderdown in gray and khaki.
75c Suspenders, 59c
Striped lisle webbing. Brass trimming.
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