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New Goods-and Many Opportunities to Save Money on Them
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gelves and whb,eiideavors to show us how to
make proper use of our abilities.
A school or college teacher who sees no
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To help make the coming man somebody
must study the headpiece and the heartpiece
of every maivmuiu unuci mo wic auu
him to sift his. book knowledge and apply to
himself the part that will (develop the plans
of his life.
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in everything else we have to do.
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Lovely Sable Furs
When you consider what a perfect finish they make for a
tailored costume there is no wonder that they are in great
Request.
Hudson Boy sables, mostly tipped or blended:
'- Single skins, $110 to 5200. . . . ' -
Two skins or more, $250 to $1200 that last price being for
stole uf twelve skins". .. . ' ... , tU
Russian sables;-very few of these are tipped; as a rule they
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One-skin boas, $250 to $400; the finer they are the darker
brown in color.
Two-skin boas arc $G40 to $800.
(Second Floor, Client nut)
Smart New Tricotine Dresses
for Young Women $47.50
This group of brand-new tricotine frocks includes some new
models, and just such dresses as girls and young women are asking x
for now.
There is the fashionable dark
mother popular color.
The dresses have round necks and short sleeves, there is one stylo
combined with glistening satin, another in. beaded effect, and,a third,
a rather tailorish model with nppliqucd panels. . , ;
They're youthful, and becoming.
$47.50 and 14 to '20 year sizes.
(Second Floor.
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Uncommonly attractive, first on account of their fine quality ,
lecond because of their exceedingly dainty pTcatings and tucks.
There are two styles at $15 one square-necked with short roll
collar and tiny frills, one with tuxedo collar and similar frills.
One style at $18r square-necked
and very small self-buttons.
(Third Tloor,
English Envelope Handbags
Are Different
Their good stylo attracts one at once and their novel features
of interior construction are an agreeable change.
In unusually largo shapes and made of pin seal and velvet calf
skin in various colors, with corners and flexible mountings of silver
gilt H J
Prices $35 to $50. , .
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
New Plaids and Checks to
Make the Fashionable Skirts
For sports wear, for school wear, for general Autumn and
Winter wear, plaid skirts are certainly popular 1 And here are
the materials" to make them in the Dress Goods Store.
There are demure velour checks, there are gay and striking
plaids, there are soft rich colorings, there are quiet plaids and
others not so quiet, for there's a wonderful variety from which
to choose.
From black-and-white effects to the gayest plaids there is
scarcely a color combination that has been overlooked, and they
start with pretty plaids at $2.75 a yard and 40 inches wide and go
on up to $15 a yard for tho softest camol's-hair plaids at 54
inches wide. ' '
There are many prices in between, many of the materials
are the right weight for pleated skirts, and practically all, save
the $2.75 quality, are 64 inches wide.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
niNDERELLAnouj-
adaus is asking
for diver cloth slip
pers with one strap,
high French heels and
Pointed toes. She will
fad them in the Ex
clusive Little Boot
Shop at $19 a pair.
(Writ Floor, Market)
es for Women
Who Are Making
New Handbags
f. "0 in pleasant variety and
rii Bnionnbl sJzcs and styles.
Wlyer-plated, frames in .many
ns are $1.26 to $4.
ftn.cy novelty frames in differ
nt colors, some imitation shell of.
is r 8omo carved, are $1.50 to
13,60 each. . . ,
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Silk Petticoats in
Large Sizes
are of various weaves and various
dark colors such as taupe, pur
ple, green, navy, brown and so
on to go with suits.
Jersey top petticoats with taf
feta flounces, $12. '
All-jersey pctttcoats, $14.
. All-messallne with pleated
flounce, $,13.50,
' All-taffeta, $10 and $13.50.
(Third Floor. Central)
Another Shipment of Women's
Handkerchiefs at $3 a Dozen
They're so good they don't stay long! ,L.'
Those aro handkerchiefs made in Iceland for us, bought a long
time ago, and under the price that we'd have to, pay to got .hem
Sheer and spotless Irish flax, with dainty hems, plainly hem
stitched. (Weil Aisle)
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The Most Beautiful Suits of the
Season for
will bo ready tomorrow for the
inspection of women who love
soft pile fabrics and massive
furs. They nre in the subtle,
fine shades of brown which
'Fashion favors this season,
besides dark blues and black.
Hero arc some of the new
fashion features:
A close, fine ribbon em
broidery used in profusion.
' Rather long coats; one
model, showing two tiers of
Vandykes and much ribbon
' work.
Skirts finished with em
broidery. . .
(First Floor.
. These Gifts in Gold Will
A Please a Man
They are things he can use every day, and they are gifts tyat
last. All are 14-karat gol(J.
Belt buckles, $21 to $40. Match boxes, $43 to $72. .
Cigar cutters, $12.50 to $18. Scnrf pins ?2.75 to $32.
Key chains, $21 to $39. ..,, si t S2o
Pockot knives, $15 to $21. Tie c 1 asp s $4 to $20.
Cigarette cases, $120 to $315. Cuff links, $9.50 to $45.
(Jewelry Btore, Clieetnul and Thlrtn0
Japanese Silks
Price-Lowering
The largest lowering of prices
In years has taken place in our
finest and heaviest Japanese
white habutais.
These silks were made to our
order and are known as "choice
Amorican No. 1" and are from
9 to 16 momme weight. .
Thnre nro five different grades
in the collection and the price of
(Flmt Floor.
Luxurious Novelties
Among Women's Coat- Wraps
One cordovan brown duve
tyne hhs the new chenille em
broidery and big splendid beaver
collars and cuffs.' The silhouette
of the garment is oval, and the
price $516.
A charming copy of a French
model is a dull blue silk-and-wool
duvetyne with lines of gold em
broidery defining the shoulders
and ending in arrpw-heads. This
has collar and cuffs of gray
squirrel and costs $350.
A 'mushroom colored duvetyne
is trimmed with mole fur and
priced at $395.
Others of these fine wrap-coats
are made of bolivia cloth, velour
and evora, and are often en
riched with fine furs beaver,
squirrel, fox and others. Also
there are usually no two alike.
Prices run from $100 to $568.
(Vlrat Floor, Central)
Odds and Ends
Paris sends us bright-colored
collars for cats red, blue and
green, trimmed with.brass studs
and bells; $1 Isn't much to make
Pussy resplendent.
Prices of manicure sets in silk
lined cases run from $2 for a five
piece set to $22 for a twelve
piece: This last is in a leather
covered case with imitation ivory
Handles.
The Kwikmlx mixer mixes any
thing and everything mixablo.
Price $5.
Light-weight axes of cast steel
have long handles, and sell at
$1.50. -
An all-nickel can-opener opens
round or rectangular cans and
can be used with tho right or
left hand, 25c.
Japanese nufbowls with ham
mer and finished in black and sil
ver cost $3.75.
Hammered copper ash receivers
are beautifully colored, $1.50 to
$3.50.
Utllizo the heat of the hot
water boiler for drying clothes.
A drier with six hooks can be
adjusted to any size upright
boiler and costs 50c.
Grapefruit knives with saw
edges. Price $1.
Glass bowl ash receivers with
dull brass cigar rests, $1. "
(Fourth Floor, Centre.1)
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Embroidered side panels on
both coats and-skirts.
Very narrow string girdles
of self-material.
Dloused cdata.
Embroidery in unusual
places, such as tho waist-line
and back.
cll sleeves opening on tho
inner steam.
Beautiful" fur collars, and
sometimes cuffs.
At the same tlmo there are
suits without fur collars,
which can bo worn with the
owner's separate furs.
Prices are $175 to $460.
Ctntrl)
at Remarkable
every one of these has been low
ered $1 a yard..
The new prices are $3.50, $2.50,
$2.25, $2 and $1.75 a yard.
Considering that the regular
prices are in every case $1 a yard
more, you can easily sec, espe
cially If you 'Bee the goods, that
the economy is as remarkable
as it is real.
Chrntnut)
SOME, of the Best dollar
nightgowns that we
have seen since "befo de
wah" have just come in
square - necked; kimono -sleeved
sorts with a little
pink stitching. Women who
like things at once simple
and dainty, please take
notice.
(Third Floor, Central)
Good Choosing
in Women's
New French
Gloves at $3. 75
All shortgloves, all new, all
fresh, and all kinds women
want to wear now and during
the Winter
Overseam sewn kidsklns in
tan, black, brown or white,
with needlepoint embroidery.
Or another'stylo with square
black hems on white, beaver,
champagne or tan color, with
combination embroidery.
Or pique sewn gloves in
black or boaver shades, with
Fans-point embroidery.
Or black gloves, pique sewn,
with four rows of heavy white'
embroidery.
They all have 2 clasps and
all are $3.75 the pair..
(Main Floor, Central)
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Who Wants a New Mattress?
Think of how long it is since you could have bought any mattresses
of a standard, reliable kind at one-third less than regular prices!
Years, is it not?
Well, you can buy them at one-thlrd less now.
Wo aro selling a now carload of felted cotton mattresses at a
saving of 33 1-3 per cent. They aro a purchase made to exceptional
advantage. These mattresses aro already complete and made up and
come in sizes to fit bedsteads of all regular sizes.
3 feet wide, $14.50 3.6 feet wide, $10
8.3 feet wide, $15.25 4 feet wide, $17.25
h.u iec( wine, $io.ou
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New Fiction
"West Wind, Drift," by George
Barr McCutcheon, price $2. A
story of tho experiences which
followed tho wreck of a great
modern steamship on a remote
island.
The Clan Call," by Hapsburg
Licbe, price $1.50. A tale of the
Kentucky bills', of feuds and love.
"The Emperor of Elnm," by H.
G. Dwight, price $2. The Eastern
magio pervades this book, and the
stories are stirring and dramatic.
"Lady LUith," by Stephen Mc
Kcnna, price $2. Tho heroine is
a contemporary of Sonia Bainton,
and a character study full of in
terest. "The Row Dawn," by Stewart
Edward White, prico $1.90. Tho
concluding volume of Mr. White's
trilogy, of California. In no
other of his novels has he assem
bled so fascinating a set of char
acters. (Main Floor. Thirteenth)-
Boys' Sufe Fine as
They Make Them
Wanamakcr suits for boys are
as fine and reliable as they have
always been.
In some respects there is u
noticeable improvement.
This is especially so as regards
tho fabrics. They are manifestly
better. The making could hardly
be bettor in ready-to-wear gar
ments. All the suits are in the Norfolk
style, made with belts.
They are natural-fitting, which
moans that they fall naturally
into the lines and conformation
of the wearer, and that they are
not stuffed or padded or puffed.
Theyvare mostly" single-breasted,
but some double-breasted
styles are also shown.
They nre made in sizes for boys
of 8 to 18 years and priced as
fairly and reasonably as suits of
the kind can be at $20, $22.60,
$25 up to $36. All are Winter
weight suits.
(Seednd Floor. Central)
New Velour
Portieres
at a Special rice
These portieres, are made of
extra-fine mercerized velour, with
i French edges, and are marked at
$40 a pair, tho lowest they have
been for over two years; Tho
material alono is worth much
more.
Window draperies to match,,
with silk edge, $13.50 a pair.
(Fifth Floor. Market)
Infants' White
Shoes
Of white buck, button and lace,
sizes 2 to 5, price $4.50 a pair;
sizes 5 to' 8 (these have little
wedge, heels), price 75. All these
are in C to EE widths.
Other white buck shoes, button
and lace, with flexible welt soles,
sizes 5 to 8, prico $6.
(Fir it Floor, Market)
Entire Stock of Light -Weight
Upholstery Silks Lower-Priced
Beginning tomorrow, every yard of our light-weight upholr
stery silks will bo sold at a much lower price than it has been.
The savings are about a third. ,
- Among the materials are plain Japanese, plain Florentine
and plain Shikl, In 31 and 36 Inch widths, now marked $1.25 and
$1.76 a yard.
?igured silks are now $1.60 to $2.50 a yard,
hese are all new goods and the patterns are this season's
best. They are silks suitable for draperies, lamp shades and
other uses and tho clearaway comes just at the time when women
aro buying silk for such pumoses.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
Open Season
November 1 for .
Rabbits and Ducks
For rabbits in this State and
for ducks on Chesapeake Bay.
And gunners are getting ready.
Fox, Parker, Winchester, Rem
ington and other makes of shot
guns, single and double barrel,
$35 to $750.
Peters, Western, Winchester
and if. M. C. shells in all gauges
and loads, $1 and upward a box.
Leather andcanvas gun cases,
$3.60 to $125.
Macklnaws, sheep-lined coats,
corduroy coats and trousers and
hunting clothing of every descrip
tion at a fourth less than regular
prices.
(The Gallery, Juniper)
Little
Apartments
Grand pianos are the aristocrats among
pianos. Almost every one who has another kind
of;' piano cherishes the ambition to some day
own a grand.
For dignity and beauty, of line, for a distinc
tion that makes itr unsurpassed as a piece of
furniture alone, the grand piano is much sought.
But until recently only homes with spacious
rooms could accomodate such an instrument.
To .meet the demand for a grand piano that
can be Used in apartments several of the leading
piano makers have built small grands, ranging
from 4 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 2 inches in
length. They are complete instruments in
every way, with a range of power surprising
in a piano so graceful, but they take up very
"little more room than an upright piano, espe
cially when standing in a corner.
Here are five of the leading makes of little
grands:
' Chickering, $1400 Mndeman, $1000 The celebrated
Schomacker, $1250 Brantbackf, $895 Knabe, $1400
Any of these instruments may be purchased on convenient terms.
We can, If you like, furnish diagram showing exactly how much floor space
each piano requires.
News Real News About the
Oriental Rug Sale
News of a new shipment of Kazak rugs, the best and largest shipment, of the kind
perhaps in our experience, certainly the best in ten years.
It seemed as if there were hardly so many Kazaks on the market in the particular
sizes which this shipment brings. They range from 4x5 feet up as high as 10x6 feet. The
choice of pieces in the neighborhood of 6x9 feet is largest in a long time.
These sizes are at once scarce and much sought after. In quality the rugs are as
fine as can be found in any market in the world.
Many are of extraordinary weight and thickness with a great heavy pile. '
Kazaks are noted for the charming boldness of their designs and color contrasts.
These are typical Kazaks in their appeal.
They are mostly in figure patterns. The colorings are particularly good. Red, green,
ivory, sky blue, robin's-egg blue; ecru and other tones are shown in effective contrasts.
Think of choosing from such a collection at 30 to 50 per cent less than regular prices.
They are marked $175 to $265.
(Serenth Floor)
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Linen Scarfs 'Good
and Low Priced
For bureau, dressing table or
chiffonier.
The material is a pure white,
pure flax, Irish linen, neatly
scalloped on all sides.
These are as good wedding
gifts of an inexpensive kind as
one could think of.
Size 17x36 inches, $1; 17x45
inches, $1.25; 17x54 inches, $150
each.
(Flrt Floor, Cliettnut)
THE Children's Shoe
Store has some of those
specially priced shoes at
$3.75 a pair, sizes 12'2 to 5.
(First Floor, Slarket)
For Hallowe'en
"When a' the Witchie Mifht Be Seen"
Suits to wear to the party good things to eat when you get there favors
the guests novelties for folk big and little all these are here:
Children's Suits
Sateen
Minstrel, $6.50.
PeasantuHrl, $6.50.
Yama Ysma girl, $8,
Colonial, $12.
Bo Beep, $12.
Oriental, $12.
Carnival girl, $9.
Pussy cat, $9.
Pumpkin girl, $8.
Italian girl, $6.50.
Mandarin, $6.50.
Gypsy, $6.50.
Fairy, $7.50.
Cambric
Clown, $3 and $3.50.
Yama Yama, $3.75.
Spanish girl, $3.50.
Devil, $3.
Red Riding Hood, $3.
Pierrot, $3.75.
Pierrette, $3.75.
Adults' Suits in Sateen
Yama Yama, $10.
Carnival girl. $10.
Gypsy suit, $B.
Grand Pianos for
(Krrptlan Hall, Second Floor)
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Men's Fine Suede-Finish
Soft Hats From London
These are the finest examples of famous Lincoln-Bennett
soft hats. The suede finish gives a little more nap than is in the
usual smooth-finish hat and this has three advantages. The fab
ric is softer, it' is considerably more durable and it takes a richer
color.
There arc two shapes in these hats and ten beautiful color
ings, with a tendency to the lighter tints that smart Londoners
prefer.
The price is $15.
(Main Floor, Market)
New Fancy China
A Delight to Gift-Seekers
In this new collection there are many patterns and color effects
shown now for the firSt time.
These are novel and attractive. Gold decorations and floral de
signs are numerous and tho general effect is one of richness and
daintiness.
The assortment is one that should delight all gift-seekers.
Coffee sets, $12 to $13.50. Sugar and cream sets, $3 to
Tea sets, $9 to $17.50. $4.50.
Berry sets, $5 to $9. Fruit bowls, $3 to $7.50.
Cake sets, $5 to $7.50. Celery sets, $3.75 to $7.50.
Jam jars, $3 to $3.75.
And all the other regular items regularly included in a collection
of fancy china.
(Fourth Floor, Chestnut)
A Dozen Varieties of 9 x 12 Ft.
Domestic Rugs
Six different makes at twelve different prices, surely affording
plentiful selection for any one looking for a room-size rug.
Wilton $97.50, $111, $152.50 Tapestry Brussels $45 and
and $170. $54.50.
, Axminster $67.50, $72.50 and Wool fiber $31.
$82.50. Wool chenille $39.
Body Brussels $78.
(Perenth Floor. Cheitnut)
French girl, $10. '
Devil, $10.
Spanish man, $10.
Minstrel, $8.
Irish lassie, $14.
Oriental, $13.50.
Colonial Dame. $13.50.
Confettc, $18. v
Horns, 10c to 35c.
Masks, 5c to 35c.
Wigs, 85c.
Favors, 5c and 10c
Pumpkin heads, $2.
Clown hats, 10c.
(Serenth Floor, Market)
The Candy and the
Favors
Peanut brittle, GOc a pound.
Vanilla cream almonds, 80c a
pound.
Chewy nut blocks, $1 a
pound.
Chocolate-covered nuts, $1.50
a pound.
Nut caramels, $1 a pound.
Jordan roasted almonds,
$1.25 a pound.
for
Buttercups and curls, 80c a
pound.
Mint wafers, 80c a pound.
Salted nuts, $1.75 a pound.
Glace nuts, $2 a pound.
Cream-covered caramels, 80c
a pound.
Golden rod, 60c a pound.
Caramel' nougat patties, 10c
each.
Jack Horner pies, with 12
favors, $2.50 to $10.
Snapping bonbons, $1.50 to
$3 a dozen.
Large pumpkin lanterns, $2
each.
Baskets to hold salted nuts,
16c to 25c.
Large black cats, $2.50 and
$3.
Clown Kewple dolls, 53.
oils,
its,
Surp
dozen.
Surprise walnuts, 50c a
Place cards, with favors, 20c
each.
Fruit-shaped candy boxes,
apples, pumpkins, lemons,
oranges, 30c and 85c each.
(Down Htalrs More, Chestnut)
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