rm?P
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M'1
Kwl
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PsJi.P'W ''vsj?
;-
V
fflDAfc?J!?VBiETTB
The Call ot the Wild
r.inl.1 ivlilrritiR
of the PowlnB
jn'
tu
M ran." j ;,.;,,
tZluy nroumt In her chair and
' . . dieter miuarely-. i
fJ hcr.. Iriv iliilHlidil?" sho luKcd
I'Afft 1"" M -
'1
1 filftt
, w nu -nftWereil. rteep.
""' .. . ... ..... i.,, licit
.TtllllllZinK l" :"..
'OH.
licr feet will! .ft
nooiln"
mam
it,t know lli.it It
for "
In . ...i..i,i.w in licr lap,
v;;..ton:tiou1cliroramrf
. n?" Iilol'o leased.
Vl,'n,' i co..M not po..lbly: l, .11.01'
m. the ilolcrmlneil ntwwor.
"Sltl a lliml. wi"""" '" vUt of Ul"
. , t hi tlio wonderful Vmow-oovered
:ST" -tuohcrt ri. i..ibi
'" n,"C ..... . throw her work
..i.lf ni"l Jini'pl1 t0
UUfnn- ..... hy not tfon our be
l0VC(1 ,-lic,r nml .trlko pit ftr the
Lot in Bern p"iii
Hi,, colli, open country 1 I
lonianco Is only wnituiK
ivrlmps Komo ilnrlnu hero will
br unitlnR to leecuo u i""" """"
tnlmatln tlu- heart of tlio woo.Ib !
-Ilmnnnrc-' Virginia spoke In illn
. flint word wns not tncunt for
nn luppH rrom the room.
w20"i she lettiriieil. bccomlnuly clad
In li r ports costume, with Ptiowshoes
wrk".l under her arm, Tho bright red
;?. ti.i, lied the lushed clieckH and
bach ntv nntKonlM.I the bright
in rk" ... the fair, blue cyo.
". , or.lv answering tho call of tho
.a, sh. l.uiRhcd softly, "and BOdilng
piy lost romance." and tho front door
kilTh'i MrKinlii was sorry, that alio had
o moi'teiitiv refUFed the Invitation for
the hike f'-r her work was already be
coming tircconii' Hho watched hor en
thiisiale Hliter at nip on her miow.
shoes i'l """ gracefully along, ato
pine ' i"B enough to wavo u bright
mlttened linml at her,
1 ioIm- .i" happy and breathed deeply
thi-'li.n K''ii itlr that act her blood
tlneling and "'led her with exultatldn.
On and on she tramped alone, entlroly
uncoiisiloua of tho pretty picture bIio
formed nifamst the soft pparkllnB
.now hi"' onlv knew that- It wan a
Derfcet'v RlorloiiM world and Hho wua
indnlteiy Blad '" l"'nv that tho sowlnB
machine, was Hllent for a while.
I clmll Ro into tho wooiW alio
'it'waa nn. lone oefore the1 open lilsh
av as pased and tho dusky woods
1b v liffnre her With a deep bIr1i of
coiit-iitnieiil ilie passed Into their mn
lestie nuieincas Hut as sho wandeied
iloiiR her ! fill spirits bcKtui to lower
and tier lliouRhts wandered back to
other rt.ii Sho was thlnklnB of tho
mam .iip times passed In. thesu
v-ooiis with Tom liich srny tree and
enou i .ered stumj) seemed to tell a
nor of its own She bepaii to wonder
again iln hu had ho suddenly stopped
cnrieipnmhnB and comlnB to see her
ilur.nR hit ncatlotis. She recalled the
happv omradcahlp they hnd enjoyed
tiRciv,r at"! tltoiiRht sadly of the
rtratiRe ik1iiib
It hiimh seemed possible that she
had not in aid fiom hhn for oyer u
Viar x
l n 'i i furpet It." she said to herself,
end with a new determination stalled
tnekl .1 our
Some Mm tracks In tho snow nt-
traet,,l licr attentlor.
Win not follow this rabbit trull?"
Ihp inked herself, llRhtly.
I p 1 II and down dale she vaKCrly fol
lowej tip liny prlntH, which seemed to
h.t. no cndltiR Now they would circle
around ., tree and then they would bo
ttiaiRh' nil. .ul as straight as rabbit
tr.i ks ui ko
EloSi ttipid the perspiration from
he. r.i.iicid ,ind smiled ut her ajipar
M i . die-." imdeilnklnB, mentally re
HhiiiR to bo to the end. She did not
not, . i.iplilly the woods were get
tiR ' . li .mil thai only the tip of tho
eu i mi i.p f-een between tho trees.
Sh, i thinking only of following tho
in' I ni!l her search was rowardwl
ks ended at the slump of a
EVENING HfBLtq XEDGER-lHIl7ADELPHiA; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1921
13
A LITTLE CHANGE
FROM BLUE SERGE
Y ? ILii'-'J
rlWl ' litis 'TU ji JL il
V am II v
F lllM'
II till i h P i
ui UrII I itiiTjijl I If i
IV ?3' U Hit f. flV
lly t'OKINNi: 1.0WI5
There are rrrtntn laxy -tultidoil ilri'"
ers who nlwnys select for hi reel wear
in the sprim: a nnvy blue serge frock
which they wear with omt' kind ot fur
senrf.
Hut why nlwnys nnvy blue? Why,
certainly in season When seines. nntl. In
fact, nil wools have nintlo such an ef
fort to look different from their kin
dred? Some of I lie checked m'I'rck lire,
for example, perfectly chnrmitiR, nml
wIiph combined with silk or wool of
plnlh color they certainly do relieve n
woman of tllnt look of having been Rot
out by u symlicnte.
Of this fact the delightful "treet dre-s
shown above is nn excellent example.
Tor though one loves in the din wing tlt'l
KM) anil king's blue of the check, on
is sufficiently informed of the vnrietj o,
the costume. The joke, collar nml
enpe lire of plain gray serge bound with
nn embroidered baud of wool embroid
ery in king's blue and the H'lnleircle
on the siimo skirt crimes litis fabric
and treatment. An unusual fcattiie of
Hie plnid shown here is that tile checks
widen gradually front neckline lo hem.
tre,
t.,'
f r
lis
I I,
dft.
EMI
T .
til, I I
W i
ton.
Ir
ttio -
Cm
Cli
ft .
I Mie lRlied winiily "Now 1
nn home and get something to
l .mi Starved!"
ul uR.iiiist a ttce to lest lier
iii. was suddenly a rustlliiBln
iiiimish She listened breath-
l Hi. noise became quiet. For
1 ' H slm realized how dark the
i' mil that tho sun had sunk
- ' i R.tln enme tho sound of
it ii 'li rliruxh It sounded as
i- , iw .itilm.il were coming to-
1 ' vni stood terrified and won-
till liaino theio were any wllil
to
Ml.
II ,
SO. 1
out
it
Jl
V.U
TU
' nn 'iing "-omul cniuo nearer,
"nild stand It no longer.
num. ny sho started to run.
i- H it her feet were encased
howdioes. Somehow the
" in mie tangled In some halt-
i I i. nn lies and, with another
f. li lieiidlnng Into a hank of
-i l I not dare to move, for the
" , miiiig rapidly toward her.,
i" ', i ei ' if it were a bear, It
i in ii Mint sho were dead, but
i !"l at tho thought!
" i get up?" somebody was
i i . mtlj In her ear.
in '' a minute beforo she could
' ' If fiom the snow enough
, own t-r of tho oWw were
nil his surprlso was even
ii he found out who this
now shoe runner reallv was.
' i she gasped weakly.
i i ii . ' he echoed happily.
''ii'iii they eed each other
i Hu n they laughed. There
i, i otlnng olf,o lo do, for all
i i .1 si, eclies seemed entliely
' i i wlmi delivered from the re-
i s'niw hank
' 1 hi run.'' he asked, irooil-
i , uiMtle in i ho bushes ' she
1 "i iflil,. ' Listen, thciv It
' "I nml us he rose to his
.'" impiomptu club In his
-ii, face of a cow peered at
" Hie blanches.
" u.isiie, in inn, breath and
i ' woods l.mg with laugh-
1 n laughed contented!). "I
1 i cow and ou I know
' '"'en a liriilo and 1 tun
i w is loo nslmnicil to ,'-i)laln
e I w i iite two imnortant
"". and when you did not
1 " 'iiRht ou did nol care. Hut
urn I round no letters In my
l-iothirs pocket, uniiiailed '
'l it all i iBlif"
1 ot speak her answer, but
1 i' w her in in around her
n ' little later, she was
HUMAN CURIOS
Thp Man Who Won't Mrcn In Urd
When Mark Twain made his (anions
remark nbout beds that more than HO
per cent of people1 died In them ami
that, th.re.fore, they were one of the
dangers to the human race the humor
ist had no Idea that he would be taken
seriously. Tho opinion was meant as
a Joke and was received as such by the
vast majority of people who thought
nhnlit It lltil thprn 1h nl Ip.iwr on., tn.'it.
'who took the matter seriously.
Captain Wlnlleld P. lilies, of Maiia
yunk. I'a , lend the statemeu und gave
It serious consideration
"Twain Is right," be concluded
"Most peopla do die In beds and thete
must be something about them that
brings on death. Guess I'll tt sleeping
somcwhcio else nnd see how I like It.
litds are fairly comfortable. It's Hue.
but. It would he more healthy to sleep In
the open, under the sk, where ou
won't be cramped for air and whete
one would get the full benellt ot all
the Invigorating atmosphere "
That was more than twenty-live ,ents
ago, und since that day to Mils. Cap
tain Olles hasn't slept In a bed De
spite the fact that he's seventy ears ot
age, the captain says that be doesn't
Intend to change his h.iblt. though
ho has a perfectly good bed .it home nnd
one at the olllce. The .latter Is coseied
with a cloth and used us a table.
"The boss gave il to me ten ycaf
ago." sas the captain, "but I've nejei
used It People laugh at me for fol
IowIiib Mink: Twain's advicehut In,
llvln' and a wholo lot of thoso who
laughed have passed on The open an
Is pleutj good enough for me, winter op
summer, and n blanket innkes a mighty
good mattress " '
Krl'hO Kent J.oiiinlt
TODAY'S MYSTERY STORY
lly 1'1IILII I'UANCIS flOWLAN
Yesterday's Mystery Solution
TN TIII'J ciru of "Tlic 'Mclnnejioly
House" llnrvey Hunt saw Hint the
Kitl's .uncle niiil uiiKl must luivci aOmo
aiibtle.lioltl over licr. It certainly wna
not nrfectloii, nor yct'n sense, of Rrntl
liiilo of duty, since they treated her
miserably.
Their purpose for wlcldliutlils con
trol over licr wns, of com so, nppttrcnt.
Tlicy wnntrd iter income. They lippnr
ently hail ti.-cu their niystcrlouH power
to- mnke her break wltn the innn aim
wnnled to innrry for tlie snme purpose.
Again for tho Mime purpose they were
solicitous that slio should lie well
clothed and fed.
Hut mIij then had their action liecn
so inconsistent the time sh hnd pneu
monia? Why did they go to the extent
of tlircnlcjilng violence to keep medical
nid from licr bedside?
Clearly because the doctor would Imvo
discovered the secret ot their hold over
her. Tliis must menu, that It wns nn
illegal hold, one thnt the doctor might
be expected lo break; Under this line
of reasoning llnrvey Hunt could lind
but olio logical concliisloii. They hnd
miitle n drug addict of her. und con
trolled her autiplj of "dope." The re
ceipt of pit reel post packages front time
lo time showed llirough wimt channel
they received It.
Hunt's diagnosis proved to lie the
correct one, nnd the federal authorities
obtained a conviction for the tinelo and
aunt.
Can you solve this case of
The Frosted Border ' -
TIII2 cold, cheerless dawn found the
two men still standing at the cross
roads after an all-night vigil. It had
been nn unsuccessful one. llnrvey Hunt
hud been working willi Jtrown. of the
secret service, mi n big counterfeiting
ciise. The mini thej sought should
hnve arrived lit the crossromls sonic
time during the night. There wns very
Utile clinnce that he had been warned
of n trap. In fin I. it seemed out ot
the question. Vet he had not arrived.
They were cold, iiucoiufortliblc both
mciitull.v nnd phjsicnlly.
'He couldn't hnie taken another
route." Uiown said. "Therc'rt no roml
he could have liirned oft" this side of
Ilhiirtoun, nnd (Irani "told me distinctly
Mint i hail set off in tliis direction.
He'd hardly have cut across country
unless he suspected wo were waiting
for him, which he couldn't huve. It's
got me guessing, Hunt."
"Mnbo he turned buck." suggested
the criminologist,
"N'upc. In that case (irnnt would
liiue sent a machine down with n mes
sage." "Well, perhaps their plant is be
tween heie niid Illairtcwn. after all,"
"Xothiug to it. Hunt. I've checked
up every member of eicry household in
tho whole ten-mile stretch. Nothing
to it. 1 tell jiiii. I'm positive."
"In thnt case." said Hunt. "1 .sup
pose there's nothing lo do but wuit
until j on get some word from Grant.
It wouldn't do for one of us to go
buck now. '1 here'd be nobody to tnke
the message back while the other trailed
him in c:ts( he did show up. Hpt I I
don t see why we hhouldn t take turns
going to the house down the hill there
for u little hrcakftist."
"No use," said ISrown dismally,
siniicing in (he (Hicct'inn Hunt pointed.
"It's not occupied. Ilclongs to n fel
low that's out in California."
"Hut there's another roof down thcto
among the trees," said Hunt.
"That's the barn," said Hrown.
"AH oiill hnd under that red roof
is u fey "old oats and n bit of hay. i
And all jou'll lind under the one with
the border of runt around The edge is
emptiness. The-e isn't eien nnv fur
niture in it. Win. whul s tlnumittcr
lite cold all night our man hns. been tnk
lii shelter in that house."
"On on." said the Recri.r .ertien mnn.
'Hie cold hns turned your bean. Thnt
Place In locked tin so tight you couldn t
break Into it with n crowbar."
"Now listen, llrowri, snld thn rrlin-
inologlst, "ou neVr knew me to bci
posltlvu about n thjrig unless I knew
what; 1 was tal'tlng about, did jmi?
ell then, joti lake it from me thnt.
there s been somebody In Hint house
Inst night. Come on around to the.
mnvi- Hum en iiiesc irees so no wont,
see uh wlinn li' cornea out."
Hunt was rigid. An hour later a
mini did come out.
How did Jtnrvcy Hunt know he had
hern in there t ,
The nnstccr trill appear tomorrow.
(Copyright, mil, by I'uM'o T.cilKor Co.)
Making, More Money
Sneers Through rislirnkrs
There's moro than ono way of build
ing up a run-down groqerv atom, na
Mrs. Jano Murray, of Sprlug'flold, Mass,,
discovered when her husband announced
that tho business" ho had purchased only
a few months before wuh rapidly headed
for tho rocks. At tho tlmo ho made
tlm announcement, Mrs. Murrny didn't
see her way clear to bo of nny material
assistance. Uut tho pext day. when bIio
Mopped at tho delicatessen counter of a
department store, tho Idea camo' to her.
"I wish you could have Been tho fish,
cakes they were selling," bIio told her
husband that nlRht. "ciray and paMy
looklng. J wouldn't lmvo ono of them
on my table and they Weref getting a
good price for them, too. If thoso people
ever saw tho cakes I cook for breakfast
they'd bo glad to buy 'cm nt twice tho
price.
".Whyf don't you try It and aco?" wns
tho husbandly rejoinder.
"I will," agreed Mrs. Murrny. 'If ou
will attend to selling them. That's a
part of tho business 1 don't know much
about."
The next day she Invested hi a frying
basin, a frying basket and a supply ot
shredded salt codfish and, with ' hot
boiled potatoes and fresh ezgs, inado up
a sample batch of golden-biown cakes,
packing them In a clean box lined with
wax paper. Less limn hour nfter Mr.
Murray left tho hous). he returned with
the news that he had disposed of all tho
cakes to delicatessen stores and that he
had ordeis for twice as many for tho
following day.
In it short time .Mrs Murray hnd to
lire two assistants and efcn then they
had trouble meeting the demand. Jtova
delivered the cukes in the neighborhood
nnd a horso'otid wagon were purchased
to transport tho moro distant orders,
while, In addition, nvoonatnnt dlstilay of
tho cakes In tho window ot tho Murray
Btoro brought In a surprising amount
of patronage and turned failure Into a
real success.
Tomorrow The ClirMmn Tree AVnmnn
AUTO LAMPS
Quickly repaired
by Novorout Fadtory
experts Plitlng Emmtlln:
(Prc.lVar Prtcts)
Rose Mfg. Co.
910 Arch Slrcel
iiimiiiiiiiiiTnniiiiiiiiiiiiii
t
U.PRAGER
928 Chestnut St.
Comparisons
Invited!
lNEtL
42iiqp
of our
Imported
English
Tweed
Suits
in London
Styles
fci
rU
.&
Tailored to
Your Mcaturt
if you're not con
vinced that you
bine the best buy
in I'liil.t for thn
money, jm don't
hnve to purchase !
Ilolh Wiito in
I li e out o
Ion's name dm.
Vour on i'"
trt1(i tailorrd.
SPECIALISTS
IN MUSCLE STRAPPING
fnr lliililir condition nf YWT.
MOI.KT HAY Sl'AI.I 1 IMIATMl'.N'TS
KAPNEK & KAPNEK
1615 Walnut St. "'on;
Rome A20J
&!!.-
mi
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You can wear your SMALLEST SHOE
with EAisP anA rnuBnoT kn. ...
.. wwu.a w&fc n.iu. uoinir I
li
JInde Tor You
mms
Tuke Xo Substitute
DIP
s I . , I
with you.' Dii oii ee iiiiythingV"
llrown looketl quickly up the load.
"No." laughed Hunt, only men.
tnllj. that is. lli-own, as sure us you
nml I haie been standing out here" in
MAGUIREs
IRISH
CORN
NO
PAIN
Takes
Off
Callous
"Talcea I
Them
Out by I
the I
Roots
PIASTER
Sticks to your feet llko a pottago stamp.
Sold only lo Grim Ennloim. Tnl no othir.
Specials This Week
The
1118 Chesnut St.
sneosi) I't.oou
taki: i:i.i; atou
Dresses
Taffetas, Canton
Crepe and Satins
$01.00
21
Values $35
to $50
This Week Onlv
75 heautiful new Spring creations
alTered at this price. '
THIS WEEK ONLY
All Worth Double
FA
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Don't Be Fat-
Excess fat not only adds
yetirs to your nppuanincc, but
causes constant discomforts.
You can reduce easily here.
m You enn have ti cood fip;ure.
WE KNOW IT, for what wo
A hnve done for others WE CAN
ft DQ FOR -YOU.
Dvmovst ration Treut-mait--Gratis
niiiiii'p
Ncnelrttf
Hniiiiil"
"htorm
"g You'll Love to Make
Animal
Becm-13cc
F ,-rt --
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COILILINS ;
INSTITUTE a i
For Women Exclusively
Bellevuo Court Uuildinir
M18 Walnut Street
I'lione Spruce ."Wi
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Next to tho Hellevuc-Stratford
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than the widespread endorsement of dentists? They use
literally tons of Dr. Lyon's in their practice every year.
This test is free from selfish motive except that of the
professional desire for the best result. Dr. Lyon's cleans
the teeth safely -that's all doesn't subject you to any risk.
FVS
Joe zQoniifru
DrcLy
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WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Wanarnaker's
Down Stairs Store
is an indissoluble part of the John Wanamaker business with the same owner
ship, the same management, the same theory, the same unshaken standards
and firmly built on the same foundation of principles.
All of its merchandise is what has come to be known as "Wanamaker
quality." Visitors from other stores marvel at the high standard of satisfac
tion required in all the moderately priced goods offered for sale in this newest
part of the Wanamaker Store. Only five years old this month, this new Down
Stairs Store has won for itself thousands of warm friends who depend upon
its services for the reduction of their necessary living expenses.
Women's Strap - Wrist
Chamois -Lisle Gloves
$1.25 Pair
The last time vc had gloves like these
they were Rone in no time. The quality is
excellent and the gloves arc made with the
English cut thumb and spearpoint backs. In
brown, cafe au Init, chamois and gray.
16-button Chamois Lisle
Gloves, $1.50
In a soft bisque shade that will har
.monize with anything. The gloves show
'spenrpoint backs and are of a fine, smooth
fixture.
Strap-Wrist Capes kin
Gloves, $1.85
Good brown gloves, pique sewn, with
embroidered backs. Slight imperfections
class them as "seconds."
Washable Capeskin Gloves
$1.65 Pair
Onc-clasp gloves in the fashionable pearl
gray, dark gray, beaver, butter, tan and
brown, with spearpoint backs.
(Ci'litrnl)
French Veiling
In 14 Color Effects, $1 Yard
Eiisy enough to match the Spring hat in such
assortment. The veiling is in a rather fine
mesh with small chenille dots very becoming. Wis
taria, flesh, kings' blue, Copenhagen, navy, pheas
ant, purple, brown, black and henna are some of
the colorings.
(Onlml)
an
Soft Fluffy
Feather Neckpieces, $5
Of marabou and ostrich combined or of marabou
used alone, these are in seal brown, black, mole or
tho natural shade. In two little cape shapes, lined
with silk and finished with cords.
( tiitnil)
Pearl Beads
Special at $2.50
2l-inch necklace.-, ol wax-filled beads, carefully
graduated, have a particularly lovely luster that
i-. akin to that ot precious ptarU. The clasps are
10-karat gold; the necklaces ate unusual at .i.).."0.
(( lii'-lnnli
fat
Opp
II
rtoiiiiife
Excellent Ginghams
18c Yard
A brand-new shipment, and we
expect them to go quickly, for
they are ei'ti better than home
others tha wmt in no time.
Unusual quality at this nrice
20 or 27 iinhei wide in all the
pretty check-, and popular small
plniiK th.it are ,o nice for chil
dren' iln-(., house dre.sso.s,
aprons .nul the like. Alno sonic
prett .snipes and larger plaid,
and plain colors; in fact, the best
tissoi tmet.t we've hnd.
Good-Looking Tub
Silk Blouses, $2.90
Practical, ton. Women will
want them to wear with 'snort
suits foi .Springtime. Striped
tub sill in semi-tailored stjlo
with imiuTtible collar, also
snowy white tub silk with : oil
collar, olged pleated frill and'
tucked front.
Boys' Tub Suits
$1.50 and $2
Fascinating little suits in 2 to
i! year su.s. -U $1.50 pink,
blue, tan iui'1 ureen button-on
tiouMis with white waists bound
in the color. The 2 suits of
sturdy cadet blue cotton verge on
the middy style; the collar, cufTs
and shield are bunded with white,
and there is a bl.nk tie and red
nun band.
Wonderful Silk
Envelope Chemises
Ready for Easter
$3.85
Wonderful is the word for
tin in -kinds which would have
bet n almost impossible to secure
a short time ago at tills price",
liletiming pink or white satin and
flesh-pink crepe de chine of ex
cellent quality. Some are charm
ing with ribbons, others show
lovely white or ivory tinted laces,
ms. buds, shirring and hemstitch
ing. They will be nicely boxed
upon request. It's time to think
cf Easter gifts.
The New Corset Should
Be Chosen First
IieJ'oro the Spring wardrobe is ehoFcn the new
corset should be selected, so that new clothes can be
fitted over it. Complete assortments of moderately
priced new corsets, emphasizing the Spring silhouette,
are ready in the Down Stairs Store.
At $2
Pink or white figured poplin corsets, with elastic
tops, are for slender to average figures.
For heavier figures thtre are plain pink or white
coutil corsets with wide front steels and elastic ins-els.
At $3
For very lu-avy figures there is a white coutil
corset, reinforced and heavily boned.
Another, for slight figures, lias elastic across the
front and is cut a trifle higher across the back.
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A Great Deal Less for Fine
Cretonnes Now 65c Yard
A iliseoniiriicil lot ot superior quality from a manufacturer who
imported English copper rollers in ordei that his prints might be a
distinct ns the notable product ol I"nuh mills.
I'elightfully decorative patterns, including the
Murir Antoinette miniature,
A niericiia buttt i tii,
Futuriei,
Verdure titfenrji.
llh'v heron m the imr.iln'x,
Direetoire stripe.
.Iii inches wide. Pie.-.s from our own stock in matching designs
Have been reduced to meet this new price.
Suitable for curtain, slip covers, pillows. Intimity bags and
other purposes. '
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Sterling Silver
Flexible Rhinestone
Bracelets $3.50
Thnt i a long name toi -uch
ililicuti bits of gleaming
brightness as these bracelets
really are! The stones arc of
brilliant quality and are well
set in flexible link- of stcrlinu
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Fresh
Whiteness
Niw white dimity bed scIh,
bedspreads and bolster throws
are fi'ii-hed with scalloping
ii'ul the liedspieads have cut
loiners. Hemmed fpienil, 80x
DO mi hen, :f2.ri().
Sets
72x09 inclie, $3.50,
Blxil'J indict, $4.
00x90 incho, 55
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Loveliest New
Spring Silks
Lovely colors, beautiful texture and compara
tively low prices real reasons why there will bo
many charming frocks resulting from this sale!
Canton Crepe, $4 Yard
40 Inches Wide
Surf Black Cinnamon
Henna White Brown
Sand Navy
Sports Skirting
$2.25 Yard
40 Inches Wide
Gold Navy Sapphire
Brown Black White
Light blue Rose
It is n silk-and-cotton poplin with gleaming
satin blocks and will make very smart skirts.
Satin Superior
$2.25 Yard
35 Inches Wide
White Navy Brown
Crepe de Chine
$1.65 Yard
38 Inches Wide
Sand Black Pink
Turquoise White Flesh
Navy Old Rose
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