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Store Houri, 9 to Si30
Going to the Country? Take along a
THERMONOR it keeps foods cool and sweet
through scientific application of evaporation. No
ice or chemicals. Use it anywhere, $2.75 to
$7.50. Gimbels, House Furnishings Store
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET : CHESTNUT : EIGHTH AND NINTH
For Tuesday
Philadelphia, Monday, April 26, 1920
"1900 Cataract" electric washing machines
will wash lace curtains with no wear or tear'
will do a family's week's wash in hour and a
half with 3c worth of electric current.
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One of the chief objects of this column is to be of service to aa
many shoppers out-of-town shoppers as well as those in Philadel
phia ns wo can possibly reach. By writing to Deborah Logan, 1218
Chestnut Street, readers can obtain information concerning articles
which they may wish to purchase. The Chestnut Street Shops are
prepared to meet their needs at all times.
SPEAKING of the maidless
breakfast, ono of the most
practical things that I've seen ,
vet is the Armstrong 'J able Stove,
pn which vou can cook three things
at once. Think of having a break
fast of deliciously crisp bacon, eggs
Hone just right, and toast browned
to perfection all in five minutes.
And this isn't a fairy talc. It really
ran be done and right at tho table.
The Armstrong Stove is equipped
th a complete set of aluminum
utensils. It has n set of four egg
,..,n with rack, a deep boiling pan, a
lanrc trriddlc, or frying pan, n toast-1
ing drawer ana a uroiim inam. nu
plue slips on or oft" with an easy
tilting motion. Ask to sop the
Vrmstronc Table Stove at the store
of .1 Tranklin Miller, 1012 Chest
nut Street
SCOFF an we will, we cannot
sidestep the fact that this is an
age in which individuality and
personality count for a great deal.
One can very often picture to
oneself just how a person
will look and act from a
letter which one has received. Some
times the conclusion is n wrong one.
Nevertheless, a first impression is
a lasting one, and one cannot af
'nrd to appear at a disadvantage
simply because one has not given
orcthouprht to the selection of one's
fUtioner. Thi.i soliloquy was in
pircd bv a visit to the stationery
department of Bailey, Banks & Rid
.II Company. One can be certain
that one has the latest and most cor
rect thing in stationery if it comes
'rom the -store of Bailey, Banks &
Kiddle Company.
KORAKO Krinklc Krepo. is a
i loth suggestive nf the cos
tumes worn by the Bedouin
.sheikhs. It is soft, and pliable and
riocs not wrinkle, so it is an ideal
materia! for men's scarfs, and that
s exactly what it is being used
or, as witness those at the store of
lacoh Reed's Sons, 14124-215 Chestnut
Stiect. They come in a variety of
troorl colors! Scarfs of Knglish
orded silk, which 1 saw at the
.amc 'lore, come in extraordinarily
iich i-olor combinations. This silk
s wll known for its wearing qual
y and these scarfs nrc made m
lint narrow graduated shape so
'r,l adapted to the clore-front rol
i.ir Reeds' alFn have some new
Vhion-lwut scarfs in heather ef
rrri with an invk-iblc check. These
it ery good-looking.
H h you seen those Honey Dew
Melons from South Africa at
Henry R. .Hallowcll & Son's
'ore, Broad Street below Chestnut?
I his is the first time in five years
hat they have been obtainable at this
cason. " They will last only a short
uhile longer, and it will be months
'irfore ouu native melons arrive.
Huge Cabazona Pineapples have just
.ii rived at Hallowcll s from Porto
Rico and nrc particularly delicious.
Strawberries are coming from Lou
mna now and nrc really very fine.
Flrurrr d'Anjou Pears and the Win
'er Nelis Pears, old-time favorites
'h a great many people, aie 'till
obtainable, and Cherries, the fust of
'he season, have been shipped and
hould be here within a week. Ilallo
clls guarantee safe delivery of
their fruits to pointa 1000 miles dis
i.int SOMETHING "now and different
in the way of handkerchiefs
for men arc those imported
'mm France by MacDonald & Camp
bell, of irm-!?G -Chestnut Street.
They arc hand-hemmed or hand
hrmstitched. and have borders in
unusual and delightful shades, such
.is blue, orange, rose, green and
mimic. Some have solid borders,
others show dots, stripes or plaids.
The French are most skillful in
handling dyes, and these fine hand
kerchieffi are evidence of that facil
ity J might mention thai the
linen of which they aro made is
very finely woven, so you can see
thai, they arc n worthwhile invest
ment, and I am sure that yon will
ajree with me that they arc quite
the most attractive handkerchiefs
nat you have seen in a long timer
THE CHESTNUT ST
ttzlnnzihs xoyi
"I
DON'T know how we ever
managed to get about town
at all before we find nnr
electric," snid a friend of mine the
other day. "We use it on every
possible occasion. We lake father
to his train in the morning. Then
wo take tho kiddies to school.
Mother ha3 discovered since we've
had the car that she is economizing
on her bills for groceries and meats.
Sho is not in the least afraid to
drive in traffic. In fact, she. some
times takes father in town to h$3
office, shops in the morning, keeps a
luncheon engagement and takes the
children out into the country for an
impromptu picnic in the afternoon
Of course, this wouldn't be possible
without our Kauch & hang. We
hought it of George Hugh Smith,
Inc., 18U5 Chestnut Street.
THERE is a special display nf
Whittall rugs this week at the
store of Fritz & La Rue, 1615
Chestnut Street. These, you know,
arc woven on domestic looms. They
follow closely the patterns of the
antique ' Oriental rugs, 'and their
colorings arc the result of over forty
years' experimentation at tho Whit
tall factory. There is such a wide
range of designs and such a variety '
of colorings that you can be certain
of finding a Whittnll rug that will
hnrmonire with your furnishings,
whether they be of the delicate
lines of the Louis Seii-c period or of
sturdy Jacobean persuasion. Not tho
least of the mcriLs of a Whittall rug
is its durability. They are made of
carefully selected wools, and their
colors will retain their splendor after
years of hard service.
LST week I made some really i
good snapshots, and after I
had them developed and print '
cd at Frank J. Curry's, 812 Chest
nut Street, I dccided.to have one of
them enlarged. The result sur
passed even my fondest expectations. '
Details were brought out very clear
ly, and the enlargement was mnoh ,
better, in fact, than the snapshot
itself. It was done in black and
white, and I found a frame at Cur
ry's which suited it exactly. While
on the subject of enlargement., 1
might remind von that snapshots of
children are often better than photo
graphs for which tiicy have beo
pod, and enlargements made from
them will be the sonree of much
pleasure in after years, and, as I've
said, c urry s do this work extraor
dinarily well.
YOU come upon such dclight'u'
surprises in an auction 10011
and discover treasures that you ,
couldn't possibly find anywheie,
cite. This week, for instance, I saw
n really wonderful .Queen Anne '
highboy, with shell-carving and ,
scroll top, at the Philadelphia Art ,
Galleries, on the second floor at i
Chestnut and Fifteenth Streets.
This is to be disposed of at a sale
which will be held on Wcdncsdaj.
April 28. and the following davs, '
and which includes the furnishings
of the homes of Mrs. J. Allison
Janney, Mr Leon A. Rudolph and
the late Rudolph BlankcnburJ
There is some interesting lacquered i
furniture, some very fine Sevres and '
Royal Vienna vases, a large, collec
tion of solid silver and some furni
ture of the Louts Quinze and Louis
Seize periods. '
A SLIPPER which will be uf
service on a great many occa
sions is one of dull black
leather with straps crossed at the ,
instep. It is giaceful of line and
lias the delicately curved last which
the well-dressed American woman
deninnds. Such a pump as this is
equally good for afternoon and
semi-formal evening wear. You
will find this slipper at the second
lloor shop of Del Mar & Company,
1211 Chestnut Street. A one-cycle'
tie of black suede is another ery
good-looking shoe, and I must not
forget to mention the one-eyelet tie
of dark brown leather, which will
be a fitting "last touch" to man
a dainty afternoon frock this season.
The Del Mar shoes, you will be glad
to know, besides being so very good
looking, are most reasonably priced
REET ASSOCIATION
Toilet Goods and Home Remedies A Sale
Gimbel standard depend on that safe preparations for the toilet that embrace the witchery brews and mixtures of France and
America.
These once-in-a-while sales bring big money-savings.
Qualities as usual less to pay. It's the result of large buying and long planning. The wanted things are here the named things.
Our own laboratories prepare the lotions and remedies made after the U. S. pharmaceutical formulas.
rt5gfOrder desks Grand Aisle and in Subwav make buvinc comfortable but manv counters-full of the special things if you would
j rather shop.
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Kirk's oval or square line Toilet
Soap, large cakes, at 10c, or $1 a
dozen.
Toilet Soaps, Including Castile Soaps
Floating Castile Soap, large bars,
at 55c a bar.
Floating Castile Soap, lVMb.
bars, at 35c a bar.
Sprihler's Pure Olive Oil Castile
Soap, large bars, at $1.75.
Pure Olive Oil Castile Soap, one Lehman's Wonder 8oap, excel
of the belt on the market, extra) lent for shampooing, at 7c a cake;
large bar. at S2. 80c a doren.
Shah of Persia Catile 8oap, at Oh, My Floating Witch Haiel
boap, at oc a caice, or a.7u a rate
of 100.
GimbtU Sandalwood Soap, Urge
Kirk's Omnibus Toiet Soap,
at 12Jc a cake, or $1.50 a do.
Ponv sue. at 90c a dozen.
Household Drugs and Medicines
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12c a cake, or 11.26 a dorm
One dozen cakes of Olive Castile
Soap and one dozen Wash Cloths,
at $1.50.
Gimbel Caitile Soap, a pure
Spanish Olive Oil Soap, wrapped
in tin foil, at 28c a cake, or 6 for
$1.25.
Resinol Toilet Soap, 20c a cake.
Woodbury' Facial Soap, at 20c
a cake.
cakes, at 15c,
Harflna 8oap, for shampooing,
7$4c a cake.
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Kirks
Jap. Ron
Glycerine Soap, large size cakes,
at 8c, or 95c a dozen.
Olivt'lo Toilet Soap, 10c a cake
Peroxide Bath Soap, larg rakes,
Curicura Toilet Soap, 20e a rake. at ,,,5 a do,'e
Oimbrls Violet Bath Soap, larRe ,Pln" T" Si? UJKt "ak"' M
cake, at $1.35 a do?en. 10c a cfce or $1 a dozen.
Hard Water Soap.
Gimbels Household Ammonia,
pints, lGc; quarts, 30c.
Gimbels Violet Ammonia, pints.
16c; quarts, 32c.
Gimbel Aromatic Spirits of
Ammonia, 1 o. : 8-or.. 55c.
Gimbels imported Bay Rum, 7
oz., 68c; 14-oz., $1.10.
GimbeN Boracic Acid, pound
pktf., 28c
Gimbels Powdered Borax,
pound pkg., 18c.
Gimbels Bicarbonate of Soda,
pound pkg., 10c.
Gimbels Glycerine, Rose Water
and Bemtoin Lotion, 8-oz., 20c;
16-oz., 40c.
Gimbels Glycerine and Rost
Water. X-or , 18e, and 8-or... 40e.
Gimbfls Camphorated Oil, .1
or . 28c.
Gimbels Glycerine Soap, unlet
or rose odor, at 10c a rake, 75e a
dozen.
iimhel Rose Water, 4-oz.,
and 8-oz.. 35c.
20e,
Uimbels
at $1.60 a dozen. Lathers frre-
lv in hard or soft water.
Hair Preparations Shaving Preparation
Beshore's Hair Tome, at 68c Daggett & Ramsdell Shaving
n. ...: . o. Craam, at 23c
D.ndenne, a. 84c ' & Rlmsdell Shlving
Gimbels Quinine Hair Tonic, nt. Stick, at 23c.
47c and 8Bc. Molle Shaving Cream, at 19c a
Gimbels Liquid Green Soap I , I. ' t i
;... -. An -v-h Johnson V Tohnson
Gimbels Bandoline, at 2Gc.
Shaving;
Hay's Hair Health, at 37c
nani Henna Shampoo, at 15c
a package, or bov of 7 for $1.
dimbrls Brillantine, at 26c
I rr.m it ttt-
, -w.w..., ai wv.
Styptic Pencils, 5c each, .1 for
(Timhels Seidlitz Powders, 12 in
pound pkg.,
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box. at 29c.
Gimbels Sulphur,
16c
Gimbels Witch Hazel, triple
distilled, pints, 37c; quarts. 6Bc.
Gimbels Violet Witch Hazel, ',
pints., 26c; pints, 47c.
Gimbels Sodium Phosphate,
pound pkg., 18c.
Gimbels Essence of Peppermint,
2-oz. bottle. 25c; 4-oz. bottle. 45c
Gimbels Chalk and Orris, "3-lb.
pkg., 16c.
Gimbels Castor Oil, 3-or., 20c;
8-oz., 45c.
Gimbels Spirits of Camphor, 1
oz., 40c; 8-oz., $1.
(timbels Tincture of Benzoin, 4
oz . 40c; 2. or , 25c.
GimbeN Fluid Extract of Cas
cara, 2-oz., 21c; 4 or., 42c
Gimbels Epsom Salts, 1-lb pkg.,
10c
Gimbels Alum, pound pkg.. 25c
Gimbel Glycerine, .1-oa. bottle,
20c; 8-oz. bottle, 60o.
Gimbels Lime Water, pts.. 12c;
gallons, 75c
Gimbels Liquid Cascara Sagra
da. 2-oz.. 20c; 4-oz., 40c
Tincture of Green Soap, 4-oz.,
45c; 8-oz. 80c
Antiseptic Solution. 4-m.. 35e;
8-07. 65c.
Rhubarb and Soda, 4 oz., 20e;
8-oz., 35c
Vinol, a tonic. 89e bottle.
Nuxitone. 68e a bottle
Sloan's Liniment, 48c and 90c
Tanlac, 89c.
Gimbrh Milk of Magnesia, 25e
bottle.
Gimbels White Pine and Tar,
J6c.
Gimbels White Pine, 16c bottle.
Gimbels White Pine, combined
with Cod Liver Oil and Menthol,
25c and 45c
Horlirks Malted Milk, 40c, 80c
and $3.10.
Syrup, a gentle
Gimbels Fig
laxative, 30c
Gimbels Cold Laxative Tablets,
10c box
Peroxide of Hydrogen, pound
bottle, 18c
Dioxogen, at 20c, 40c and 60c
Jd Salts, at 78c
Menthol Inhalers, 7c
Freeione, at 32c.
Nuxated Iron, at 78c.
Talcum Powders
Johnson
Cross Baby
16c.
Johnson Red
Talcum Powder,
Gimbels Corylopsis Talcum
Powder, pound can. 29c.
Gimbels Violet Talcum, pound
ran 29c.
Talcolette, at 21c and 32c
Mary Garden Talcum Powder,
t at 63c
Waltz Dream Talcum Powder,
Rochello Foot Tablets, at 7 and at 20c.
15c
Aspirin Tablets, at 28c. 5
grain Aspirin Tablets, special
for this sale, made by one of
the country's best known manu
facturing rhemists, U. ?. P.
qualit.
Violet Talcum Powder, pound
cans, lie
100
Pills and Tablets
Blaud's Iron Pills, 5-gram
in bottle, 18c ,
Cascara Sagrada Tablets, 100 in '
a bottle, ,1-gratn, 21e; 5grin,
25c.
Aloin, Belladonna,
and Cascara Tablets, 100 in a bot
tle, 25c
Lady Webster
bottle. 25c.
Cathartic Compound
100 in a bottle, 40c.
Zymole Trokeys, 18c
Charcoal Tablets, 7c,
35c.
I Manicure preparations
Cutex Nail White, at 32e.
Cutex, for manicuring, 4t 32e
and 63c
fitmbrlt Liquid Nail Bleach, 20c.
Gimbels Perfumed Powdered
Pumice, at 15c
Glazo Nail Polish, at 42e.
Nail Files excellent grade steel,
t at 10c and 15c
Strychnine rm.rv T)nirrf. t Sc a dozen.
Emery Boards, large size, at 10c
a doren.
Pills, 100 in a
Tablets,!
18c andj
10c
A 3Sc Rubberset Shaving Brush
and one 25c tube of Daggett k
Ramsdell's .Shaving ("ream the
two for 40c
Face Powders, Rouges
Tetlow's Pussywillow Face
Powder, at 40e.
Tetlow's Swandovvn Face Pow
der, at 18c
Oudia Face Powder, at 26c and
52c
Bourjois Java Face Powder,' Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth
37c. Brushes at Great Reductions
Deodorants
Hush, at 19c
Mum, at 24c.
Odoraweet, at 19c
Odorono, at 30c, 47c and S4c
Amolin, at 20c and 40c
Face Powder,
oimneis compact race rowaer,; savings on these Brushes will
with puff, at 26e. easily average one-half, and in
Gimbels Compact Rouge, with' many cases much more,
puff. a,t 26c Hair Brushes, at 25c, 50c, 75c,
Mavis Face Powder, at 52c L $1-50 and up to $2.50.
Ojer Kiss Face Powder, at 68c Tooth Brushes, assortedi stvles
BourjoM Mamou L'F.scaut Face and teMiire. at 10c, 12'c, 15c,
Powder at $1 30 'c an" "
Riguad's Vn ir F.nibaiimr Com ., Transparent ban d I e Tooth
pan Face Powder, g-lt box with B"" " "' 3fe 'nd ?
large puff, at $1.66. ',nJ Mc
(.imbrls Liquid Rouge, a. 26c. Nail j ,, 3Sc and 80
MaMs Compact Rouge, at 42c sortfd ,tyIe and si,e,
ar"l 32c- Cloth Brushes, at 50e, 75c and
Marv Garden Compact Rouge, $j,
at 52c j Bath Brushes, detachable
Dorm's Compact Rouge, at 52c. i handle, at $1.
F.I Perfecto Veda Rouge, at 42c. Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes No.
Djer Kiss Lip Pomade, at 52c. 66, at $1.75.
Lip Pomade, at 10c Shaving Brushes, at 50c.
II r fc Bail U -jaaawsHw
Gillette Safety
Razors at $2.95
These Gillette Safeties were ordered for the Navy and each
set comes in a neat navy blue kitfetal case for blades.
Everybody knows that the Gillette Safety sells regularly
U $5. Beinc .disposed of as surplus Government property, you
get the Gimbel price, close to half
12 Blades
Are
Included
$2.95
A Metal
Mirror
Is
Included
Wood Sticks, at 20c a tfozen.
Manicure Scissors, at 75c.
Cutex Manicure Sets, at $1.56,
containing nail white, nail paste,
nail cake polish, cutex emery
boards, file and orange wood stick.
Cutex Sets, smaller size, at 63c
Dental Preparations
Pebeco Tooth Paste, 38c.
Fornham's Tooth Paste, 42e.
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 42c
Kal Pheno Tooth Paste, 21c
Kal Pheno Tooth Powder, 21c.
Albodon Tooth Paste, 21c
Kolynos Tooth Paste, 24c.
Pyorrhocide, for receding gums,
78c.
Lyon's Tooth Powder, 21c
Lavoris, for the mouth, 42c and
84c.
Rubifoam, at 21c
Pyoradent, at 47c.
Chlorox Tooth Paste, 40c
Miscellaneous Articles
Whisk Brooms, at 25c.
Hvgienol Wool Powder Puffs,
t 12 c, 15c, 18c and 25c
Sea Salt, large bags, at 10c
Incense Burners, at 50c and 75c
Powdered Incense, at 7Be a box.
Rubber Goods and Hospital Supplies
IJMI guaranteed red rubbc- Hot Rubber Sponges, at 12',,c 18c
Water Bottles, at $1.15. 25c 38e and 50c
duaianteed Hot Water Bags, Crutch Tips, at 1 inr 5c.
red i nhber ai 65c and 85c. Household Rubber Gloves, at
Rubber Ice Caps, at 46c 38c a pair
A package of Incense and an
Incense Burner in bronze or
green effect -the two for 85c
Burn these to gise a delight
ful odor throughout the house
Absorbent Cotton, hospital grade, pound package, at 38c.
is very much under the market value
This
Cold Creams and Toilet Preparations
DaRgett & Ramsdell's Cold
A Sale of Dainty Ivory-Grain "Imperial" (Celluloid) Toilet
ware at Half Price and Less
Thousands of pieces such as Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Combs, Puff Boxes,
Hair Receivers, Trays, Manicure Pieces, etc.1 In the lot are both the plain and
fancy patterns.
Prices starr at 25c for the Manicure Pieces and up to $5 for large Mirrors.
3-piecc "Tuscalor" black edge Toilet Sets, consisting of comb, brush and
mirror, at $10.93.
Cream, at 37c
Gimbels Theatrical Cream, T.j-lb
tins, at 37c; 1-lb. tins at 63c
Pond's Vanishing or Cold Cream,
at 21c and 42c
Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream, at 37c.
Creme De Meridor, at 23c jnd
45c
Dr t harlr Flesh Food, at 40c
(timhels Cucumber Cream, 15c.
(jim'oel Witch Hazel Cream, at
15c
Gin-bels Glycerine and Rose
Water. .Vor bottle 15c; 8-or 40c.
ii"bels Glycerine, Rose Water
and Benzoin Lotion, S-oz., bottle,,
20c; lo-o 40c.
Lash-brow-me. tor promoting
the growth and beautv of the
brow aid lahes at 40c.
r0 iar of Madam Ya
Almond Blossom Cream and a 2c
cake of Mwdam Yale's Complexion
Soap tl e iwo for 52e.
Masco, ,or darken ng the ve
lajhen and btou a' 37c. lorn-
Toilet Paper and Moth
Preventives
Sold in the Subway Drug
Section
Waldorf Toilet Paper, made
hv Soil Papei "o 12 rolls
or $1. o', 1 car i 10O rolls)
tor $7.95.
Bob White Toilet Paper, 4
07 roll U rol! lor 50c, or, 1
case i 10U rollO or $3.95.
Westover Toilet Paper, 4-oz.
roll. 1 rolls for 45c, or, 1 case
(100 rollO for $3.65.
Napthaline Tar Balls and
Flakes, at 'jc lb J lbs. for
35c.
Manahan Tar Bags; save 20
per cent.
BliMne iint Mze. 80c.
Osercojts ize, $1.
rNter -7? $1.20.
uto si.e $1.40.
Napthaline Ceda' or Laven
der, at 25c pkf;
Mothozone Crystals, u um
phor i ompound, at 25e pkg.
"dimhels 'ibwaN More
ple'e with brush
Gimbels, Grand Aiale and Subway Store
oJiaVe a complexion that will
stand the closest scrutiny
Is ynsir complexion w.h that yon
don't ha e to worry about it' Will
it stand the test of bright lights, and
cloe scrutiny without embarrassing
you? If so, the regular use of Resi
nol Sop will tend to keep it that
wa. If not begin at once to ue
Resinol Ointment w ith Resinol Soap
and see what a wonderful alleviator
of kin ills this treatment is. Rei
not Ointment is peifcctly harmless
containing only mild, cleansing and
healing balsams, which could not
injure the tenderest skin.
RF.SINOI. SHAVING STICK ! cm.
lain the Reilnot bilimnd Is favorite with
diicnmlDitlez men. At all Jrittiuli.
Resinol
Famous Makes Sewing Machines at Fat Savings :
Domestic : Singer : New Home :
Keystone : Cosmo : Willard : Emblem
A prominent Ohio Store determined to stop sellinc sewing machines so we got the Domestic Sewing Machine Co.. whose chief, representatives we are. to buy the entire stock for us.
Think of It! A Handsome Domestic Sewing Machine at $4-9.50
And, choose which you will, the
Machines Delivered on First Payment of $5 The Balance to Be Paid at Rate of a $1 Week
All these machines are in perfect running order completed with full set of attachments and sold with regular Gimbel guarantee fot 10 years.
1920 has brought a demand for Sewing Macines that the makers cannot keep up with and we congratulate our public and ourselves on this fine purrhase.
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Singer $49.50
Drop-head style, golden oak case, 7
drawer, with all attachments.
Willard $45
Enclosed in a handsome golden oak
case. Ball bearing, easy running, will do
all kinds of sewing.
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Domestic $49.50
hnclosed in a handsome goicien oak case
with all attachments.
Willard Parlor Cabinet $51
Enclosed in a handsome cabinet. When
closed resembles a music cabinet. All attachments.
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Cosmo $33
Drop-head -asc, with automatic lift. All
attachments made by the
Domestic Sewing Machinr
LO.
Emblem $29
Four drawer, drop-head case. All attach
ments. Domestic make.
t $10 to $15 allowance for your old machine, if you purchtue the Domestic Electric Boudoir Cabinet. A icwinp; machine with ihe motor built in and ready to he ucd at a moment'altothTeTl
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