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Sails Tomorrow for Visit That
Has Aroused Much Anxiety
in England
MAY FACE NATIVE BOYCOTT
lyimlen. Oct. 25. The Prince of
Wsles lenvc for Portsmouth tomorrow
te bennl the battleship Renown for his
lenjr nnticipnted trip te India.
The Prince's journey hns been a topic
of much Interest In the presser months
and Is understood te hnve occnslened
mnrked nnxIet.ameng the members of
the reynl family.
This anxiety wen Increased by the
disturbances In the Meplah reRlen late
In August and by utterances of various
native leaders then and since. At a
mass racting In Lahore, Northwestern
Tiidln. nresldcd ever by Lain InJnnt
Rni, nationalist leader, n resolution was
adopted saving "that while the wounds
resuItlnR from martial law in Punjab
arc xtlll unhealed, the Khllnfnt pledges
arc unredeemed and the famine condi
tions prevail throughout the country,
de neenln of Lahore arc net prepared
te extend a rtelcome te the Prince of
Wales."
Hvcn If there should be no danger of
a physical attack upon the Prince, It is
feared that a boycott mny be effected
by Klinmli, leaner et tne passive resist
ance movement for home rule In India,
wlileli would be injurious te British
prestige and humlllatng te the royal
vMter.
The Prince, however, has insisted
upon the trip, arguing that n show of
cowardice en his pnrt would be far mere
Injurious le the prestige of Great Urlt
nln than any events in India could pos pes
slblv be.
Anether phae of the visit that has
trnnhlrd the King and Queen is the nlnn
nf the sport-loving Prlnce te take part
ia the Kadlr Cup hunt, the annual
hour hunting classic in Indln, that li
fraught with danger for even skillful
and experienced hunters.
The Prince's attitude has attracted
much praise for his bravery, but never
theless prayers are being said through
out Kngland for his safe return.
FLAG TRAIN JUST IN TIME
P. R. R. Passenger Saved Frem
Crashing Inte Freight Wreck
Harrisburg! Oct. C5. (By A. P.)
Twe empleyes of the Pennsylvania
Itnlirend off duty were attracted te the
railroad near their homes at Itockvllle
Inct night by the crash of a freight
wreck and were Just in time te flag an
t aitbeunrt passenger train that other
wise would have piled Inte the wreck
age. '
The freight cars buckled and were
thrown out ever the passenger tracks
The passenger train was stepped within
a few fort of the wreck.
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belief that manufacturers in almost any line desiring 50 000 sq. ft. of fleer space
or mere, with 2 te 5 acres of land, swltchtrack sidlnC and all ether facilities which Be
te make a complete ; self-contained manufacturing unit, will find within this property
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The trails arc open all the year. Yeu will find
summer at the river, 6000 feet below the rim.
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never close.
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LEDaKSr-PHirM)PHM, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921
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Specials in Men's and
Yeung Men's Fall and
Winter Clothing
I
"r VN THE THIRD FLOOR -M
Men's and Yeung Men's
aa.uu I'ancy
Suits at
$26.00
Men's and Yeung Men's
$35.00 Winter rtjoe r(
Overcoats at. . . iftaWa JlP
Men's and Yeung Men's
at ."".$9.00!
Men's and Yeung Men's $8.50 Fancy
Trousers at
$4.35
aIN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT
Men's and Yeung Men's $23.50 Fancy (M O A A
Men's and Yeung Men's $13.50 Winter t0 7
Overcoats at 4Q. I O
Men's and Yeung Men's $10.00
Raincoats at
$3.50
Men's and Yeung Men's $4.50 Fancy.
Trousers at
$2.55
Men's and Yeung Men's $12.50
Mackinaws at
$5.00
ON THE FIRST FLOOR "
Men's $5 te $6.50 Silk Shirts, $3.95
AH fresh, perfect, clean. Made of 'heavy quality tub
silk and Jacquard silks. All atees, 14 te 16.
Men's $2.50 and $3.50 Shirts, $1.59; Imported woven
madras nnd silk-striped madras shirts. Light and
dark grounds. Sizes 14 te 17.
Men's $1 te $1.50 Silk Knitted Ties, 35c; Pure silk four- n
hands; narrow width. Plain colors and heather mix
tures. Seme arc slightly Imperfect.
Men's $4 Mufflers, $2.35; accordion knitted mufflers, in
black-and-white, black with blue, black with red, black
with geld, and black with green. All perfect.
Men's $1.50 Outing Flannel Pajamas, $1.10; geed weight
outing flannel pajamas.
Men's Silk Socks, 35c; 3 pairs for $1. Irregulars of 75c
grade; pure thread silk, deuble soles; black and colors.
Men's Kno-Hele Socks, 70c Bex
Cotten Socks of sturdy yarn; heels and tees firmly
spliced te insure long wear. Six pairs of asserted
colors te the box.
Men's $2 Underwear, $1.35; natural gTay merino; part
wool; medlum heavy weight.
Men's t$3 Union Suits, $1.95; random ribbed; merino finish;
he'nvy weight.
Women's Full-Fashlened Stockings, 3 pairs for $1; mer
cerized lisle stockings, with double soles and extra
spliced heels and tees. Black and cordovan; irregulars
of 76c grades.
Women's Silk Stockings, 95c Pair
Twelve-strand pure thread-silk Fashlenette Silk Stock Steck
ings: black and ether shoe colors.
Women's Fashioned Silk Stockings, $1.35; highest grndes
of thread-silk stockings, including pelntcx styles;
black and colors, but net every color In every style.
Irregulars of $2.25 te $3.50 grades.
Infants' 40c Mercerized Stockings, 25c pair; fine ribbed;
white, cordovan and black; sizes 4 te 6.
Beys' 35c and 39c Stockings. Sizes 6 te 8 at 23c. Sizes
9 te 10Vi at 25c; heavy ribbed black cotton stockings;
made of two-thread yarn.
Women's 85c and $1 Underwear, 59c; fine ribbed white
fleeced cotton vests and pants.
Women's $1.15 Union Suits, 79e; white ribbed cotton;
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; knee length.
Women's Extra Size Union Suits, $1.19; fine ribbed white
cotton, fleeced, high neck and long sleeves; Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves; ankle length. Seconds of $2.00
grades.
Children's 65c te 75c Underwear, 48c
White ribbed fleeced cotton vests and pants; all flat
lock seams: sizrs 2 te 14 vears.
Infants 75c te $1.25 Underwear, 59c; finest merino bands
& double-breasted, buttenless vests; sizes te 3 years.
Men's 35c Linen Handkerchiefs, 22c; mussed linen hand
kerchiefs with i-inch hems.
Women's 35c and 50c Handkerchiefs, 14e; white linen
handkerchiefs with 1-16- and '6-inch hems. Seconds.
Women's $1 Eyelet Bramlcy Sets, 75c; imported eyelet.
Women's $5 te $7.50 Silk Scarfs, $3.50; striped nilk scarfs.
$6.50 Weel Scarfs, $3.75; with pockets nnd belts.
Men's $3 and $3.50 Derbies and Seft Hats, $2.20; geed
looking soft hats in all the newest shapes and colors.
Derbies in .iet black only.
Men's and Beys' $1.60 and $2 Caps, $1.35; newest fall caps
in several up-te-the-minute patterns.
Children's $2 Pole Hats, $1.25; plush pole hats in several
new styles and combinations. Made with ear tabs.
Women's $1.49 Washable Gloves, $1; strapwrist washable
chamois lisle gloves In white, chamois and cafe.
Women's 98e and $1.15 Washable Gloves, 50c; stTap-wrist
and two-clasp washable chamois lisle gloves In a
broken line of sizes nnd colors.
Women's Gloves, $1.69; P. K. suede gloves with heavy em
broidered backs; geed fall shades. Imported French
bioce gieves, everscam sewn with Paris point backs;
white self, white with black nnd brown.
Men's Duplex Gloves, 89c; one-clasp washable Duplex in
gray, brown and beaver; net all sizes in each color.
Beys' and Girls' Lined Gloves, 79c; fleece-lined capeskin
In tan; sizes 6 te 14 years.
$5 Black Moroccan Crepe, yard $3; 38 Inches wide. Made
., J 8UPeJ or 1V.a,ity slIV nnd we1- Heavy qunlitv.
$2 Colored Messahne, yard $1.29; 35 inches wide. Excel
lent quality in a geed range of colors.
$4 Costume Velveteen, yard $1.79; 36 inches wide, In black
and colors. Wnrrapted te wear.
$1.50 Silk Shirtings, yard 98c; white grounds with pretty
colored satin stripes. All silk; fait colors
nS,?"5fBdfUfi? Hevers yard $1.39; in" all shades
and plenty of the fashionable black. Beautiful soft
saun-nnisn laces in all-silk.
$1.75 72-inch Silk Tulle Nets yard. $1.10; crisp and dainty
S3 p5 ttefc! iTy- foundations.
$l Trccohiecrhs:ni"c T.'rdfflar;
nd
1,728 Pairs Babies' Rubber Pants; 15c Pr. ,
All sizes.
i.ijuu uuDDerizetl Ilousehe d Aprons -"Sp .,,1,. fn :,.
2,000 yards Lining Remnants, 19c vnrd- nil nnA i
,5c a.yss Tasse"' iec jitr'-rtjiss;
12C ftccacl!1" BI"e' Brn" and C-1 D'ep,, 5c, 7c.
,8C Scent .K.Trimm,n ,0c " "c irl.
25c SUiS S ;vr-ls'do-Scallepci ncck -
I 7c Utica Pillow Cnses. 34c: size 4'vfi .. 1
79c Mohawk Belder Cases 67c. Jfc ,.....
aac niew Tubing, yard 49c: 45 inrr,. i
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$20 California Lambs'
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and blue borders andargeTl'e Z 2 5 w'l ??
$9 Lambs' Weel Blank,, ii ", "l0CK l"a,d. Patterns.
cotton warp in light Vrev PinJ C." .Vth ? China
Woel-FIIIed Comfertables Bul. ,"k an blue hertiS
Ing, plain -nteen bec" Jd te'd "'"."ver.
SI Mercerized Table Darnel ". Jn7b Wet1 "?.
heavy quality, permanent ' lu'slre. qUTSS Slehi
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STORE OPENS DAILY AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5.30 P. M.
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Opportunity Day Tomorrow
Offers a Harvest of Saving Opportunities te All Thrifty People.
Every department in this whole splendid organization is ready with special offer
ings of merchandise for personal or household use, at generous savings en prices already
famous as the lowest in Philadelphia!
Get An Opportunity Day Booklet at the Doer
ur ON THE FIRST FLOOR "
$9 Hemstitched Luncheon Napkins, dozen $6. Bleached
pure linen satin damask napkins, siie 15x15 Inches, in
lovely patterns.
25c Crash Toweling, yard 17c; bleached heavy half -linen
Barnsley weave crash. With colored borders.
85c Scarfs, each 38c; trimmed with heavy English Torchon
and imitation Cluny lace edges. Size 18x54.
27c White Demct Flannel, yard 15c.
69c Cream White Weel Flannel, yard 45c
$12 Genuine Cowhide Suit Cases, $10.35; top surface cow
hide stock in extra deep 24- nnd 26-inch sizes with
cowhide strap running all around; well constructed.
$12 te $13 Hand-Beaded Handbags, $8.90; .i varied assort
ment of exquisite patterns nnd colorings.
Women's $2 te $3 Handbags, $1.64; genuine leather, vel
vet and duvctyne bags in a variety of styles; etched
metal frames en the fabric bags. Beautifully lined.
Women's $5 Umbrellas at $3.69; genuine silk gleria; 20
Inch size of piece-dyed silk nnd cotton. Full-length
bakelite and hardwood handles with bakelite ferrules,
rings and trimmings te match.
Men's Imported Walking Sticks, 38c nnd 93c; every im
ported cane in stock reduced. A few women's sticks.
35c Powdered "Beric Acid, 28c.
30c Seidlitz Powders. 1 dez., 23c.
40c Aromatic Spt. Ammonia, 4 oz., 35c.
70c Quinine Pills, ldO, 2 gr., 60c. Earle's Hype Ced, 85c.
Philip's Milk of Magnesia, 34c. Tanlac, 78c.
25c te $3 Imitation Ivery Toilet Articles at 10c te $1.30;
variety of pieces mirrors, brushes, combs, puff-boxes,
hair receivers and manicure pieces. Slight seconds.
Snellenburg's Hard-Water Seap, 80c dez.
$1.25 Fountain Syringes, 59c; Seconds. Guaranteed water
tight. Women's $21.50 Wrist Watches, $14.75; guaranteed high
grade 15-jewel movement fitted In 20-year geld-filled
case. Small size. Beautifully hand-engraved.
Men's $2 Solid Geld Cuff Buttens, $1.19 pair; many shapes
and sizes. Plain engine-turned nnd hand-engraved.
$5.95 Sllver-PIated Mesh Bngs, $3.89; fine mesh. Prettily
etched dome-shaped frame. Pendant trimming.
$3.50 Sterling Silver Sweetheart Lockets, $1.95; hand-engraved
and chased patterns.
75c Community Par-Plate Gravy Ladles. 49c; light gray
finish handles, with bright polished bowls. Guaran
teed for ten years. Each in separate box.
$2.75 Sheffield Silver-Plated Bread Trays, $1.95; attractive
a e ad rnised border. Bright finish.
$1.50 Small Brass Desk Clocks, 87c; geed clear dials. Suit
able for desk or traveling.
59c Writing Paper, 29c; 84 sheets te the package. Blue
and pink only. Envelopes te match, 9c package.
Boek Ends, $9.50; values up te $16.50. Brass, bronze and
polychrome.
Fiction and Juvenile Beeks, 25c; values up te 69c.
Reference Beeks and Classics at Half. $3.50 Beeks, $1.75.
7ec Beeks, 40c.
I !u Sex A"80rtl Chocolates, 29c.
1 ' lln Asserted Hard Candles. 25c.
1 lb. Wilbur Buds. 65c
1 lb. Weeden Bex Lyens California Glace, Asserted Fruits.
ChcrrleH or Stuffed Prunes, 89c.
;!2 n?f !?' Snt'ca Camera. 7.5 lens, $9.50.
Ill r Vilma Sc1ca Canlera. 2'x3'4. single lens. $8.50.
, $7.
$8.
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w ON TnE SECOND FLOOR "
Women's $25 Tricetine Suits, $17.50
Strictly tailored styles, smartly belted. Silk linings.
Women's $39.75 Fur-Trimmed Suits, $25; of velour de lnine
and Llamn, beautifully embroidered.
Wnmen'i! 1 fi r ( )nln Cnntc CT) Sll
Three-quarter length sports model, with belt and rag
lan sleeves. Heavy soft coating.
Women's $25 Fur-Cellared Tep Coats, $17.50; wool veleur:
pretty beaverette cellar. Silk lined throughout.
Women's $29.75 Normandy Cleth Coats, $21.50; loose back
or belted models, with self material or fur cellars.
Silk lined throughout.
Women's $65 Fur-Trimmed Coats, $45
Handsome plain or belted models of fine Normandy
cloth. Richly trimmed with dyed opossum cellar
and cuffs. Beautifully silk lined.
$45 Suits for Larger Women, $24.50
Smart models In Berge, silvcrtene and chevrela, tailored
with the precision for which this department is
famous. A geed nssertment of colors nnd styles.
Sizes 47T6 te 58 4.
Women's $49.50 Extra-Size Velour Coats, $39.50; full
length coats, with geed roomy sleeves. Belted mod
els, pleated and trimmed with stitching. Finished
with large cellars of fur or self-material.
Women's $8.50 te $12.75 Blouses, $5
Georgette crepe and crepe de chine blouses nnd over ever
blouses embroidered, lace-trimmed, bended, frilled
nnd tucked models in one- nnd two-tone combina cembina combina
tiens. White, flesh, bisque, navy, gray nnd black.
Women's $10 Skirts, $5.75
Bex-pleated models of Prunella cloth in tnn-and-navy,
brown-and-blue, and a number in black-and-white'
Women's $2 and $3 Blouses. $1.35; fine voile and batiste
blouses, trimmed with lace nnd embroidery, tucked
and in plain tailored styles. '
Women's $7.95 Sports Skirts, $2.95; of velour finish
worsteds in novelty weaves and serges. Large and
small box-pleated models; also knife-pleated styles.
Checks, breKen plaids nnd stripes in brown, green, tan
nnvy and blnck-nnd-white. Sizes from 25 te 3
Misses' $25 Tricetine Suits, $17.50
Smartly tailored with narrow belt and slashed pocket
Sizes 14. 16 and 16 years
.uibbh mwe rur-irimmed Suits. $25; wool velour and
Llama Stunning style: some braided.
Misses $15 Crepe de Chine Dr.-sses. $10; straight-line and
chemise models, attractively trimmed. 14. 16 nnd 18
fl I aa nr t i m . ' i
Misses' $25 Canten Crepe Dresses, $17 50
ft!;;"T2 ??Mt,i aminKly trltd with lace.
bizes 14. 16 and 18 venrs.
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"""" w.ie aim uresses. 521.50: satin . Wi, r-77T
cippe. tashionnble straiKht or wnistline me-i-u ...V.L
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Misses' $65 lair-Trimmed Coats, $45
Handsome models of vd.Une nA ,.t, ... ...
inrgciur cellars and cutTs and narrow belts
14. 16 and 18 years.
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Misses' $29.75 Coats $21.50; Normandy cloth in"
of tn ceatinc. Snun M.u. a. A . . . " '"
Misses'. $18.30 Sports Coats Td; clever belted m1?'
of tan coating. Smart nn,U..' ?,:" .VteA me
Sizes 14, 10 nnd 18
years.
Misses $5 riaid Skirts, $2.95 1
.i..j laiun hi iuiuiar pinited styles.
tir mj. " e u! amer. i!'iX4', single lens,
$16 Felding Sceu .Camera. 8',x4'4. single lent.
v., ucnu v-mei camera. zytx4yt, R. S. lens, 5
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$2.25 Bleached 81x90 in. (EllQ
"Utica" Sheets la9
Just 3G00 te sell at this price be wc ennnet fill
mail or 'phone orders none sold te dealers.
FIRST FLOOR AND ECONOMY BASEMENT
vr ON THE SECOND FLOOR
Women's $15 Crepe de
Chine Dresses, $10
Charminr? models, prettily trim
med with cire braid, ribbon
fringe tassels and fancy bugle
ornaments.
Women's $25 Srge Dresses,
$13.75; two geed-looking models
nf excellent aunlitv serge. Braid
i trimmed.
Women's $25 Silk Dresses, $17.50; very effective cembina
tien of Cnnten crepe and Ince.
Women's $29.75 Silk Dresses, $21.50
Of satin-faced Canten crepe, with kimena waist,
crushed girdle and weed bead ernnmcntSj
Misses' $10 Plnid Skirts, $5.75; fashionable bex-plnitcd.
Juniors' and Girls' $5 te $7.50 Serge
Dresses, $2.85
Variety of dressy styles and regulation frocks. Sizes
6 te 16 years.
Juniors' and Girls $10 Peter Pan Dresses, $6.55; one- nnd
two-piece models of wool Jersey, with whlte linen
cellars and cuffs. Sizes 8 te 16 years.
Juniors' and Girls' $15 Winter
Coats, $8.95
Belted models in novelty coating, silvertene and fine
cheviot, with pockets. Sizes 8 te 16 years.
Juniors' and Girls' $17.50 Pole Coats, $11.50; belted sports
styles, with pockets. Sizes 6 te 16 years.
Women's $35 Tricetine Dresses, $24.50; stunning strnlght
Hne styles, beautifully braid and bend trimmed.
$3.50 Taffeta Petticoats, $2.35; excellent quality; tucked
nnd pleated flounces; plain and changeable colors.
$2.50 Regular and Extrn-Sizc Petticoats, $1.25; silk-nnd-cotten
petticoats with nent tucked flounces.
Women's $1.89 Night Gowns. 79c; Slip-ever models of
lingerie cloth finished with hemstitching.
Women s 89c Bleemers of Flowered Batiste, 45c; Finished
with elastic at waist and knee.
Band Aprons, 37c: of blue-and-white checked gingham;
gored nnd gathered models with ties nnd pockets.
$4 Corsets. $1.69; Smnll sizes only. All high-grade cor
sets of standard makes. Odds and ends of styles.
$1 te $3 Brassieres nnd Confiners, 45c and $1.69; Mnny
styles. All well-known mnkes.
Women's $7 Worsted Tuxedo Sweaters, $3.45; A wonder wender
ful let, Including imported models. Broken sizes.
Children's $3.50 Hats. $1.95; Several excellent styles,
nil nttrnctively trimmed.
Children's Bath Robes, S3.75: Of Beacon cloth, with
satin-trimmed cellar and cuffs. Sizes 8 te 16 years.
Children's S3.50 te $1.50 Colored Dresses, $2.50; Of ex
cellent quality gingham nnd chnmbrny; sem. bloom
er styles in the let. Sizes 2 te 6 years.
Women's $3.95 Beacon Blanket Robes. $2.65; floral and
Oriental designs, finished with pocket nnd girdle.
$1.39 Bungalow Heuse Dresses, 95c; Of plain, striped
and checked percale and gingham, with trimming of
plain chambray In contrasting colors.
iez Beacon Blanket Vests, 49c; Warm and comfy for
wear under coats and suits.
15c te $1.25 Stamped Pieces, 8 te 75c; centerDlcces.
scans, pjiiew tops, children's dresses, etc.
Iridescent Beads and Bugles, 5c bunch
In a great varletv of rn1nr Mini a .
trimming dresses, etc.
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J w i i-j e pair $4'7r,; S8Vral styles of
women s black kid and tan calf lnce shoes with mlli
tary nnd low flat heels. Welted soles.
rnlJII ?X!!rd-e SV95:.Ta,n calf and gunmetal calf
xt . J5hJrJaced exfrds with leather militnry heels.
Mens $9 Shoes, $5 85; Brown calf English lnce shoes
n ?nrIlaw Pd medium-tee lasts. Welted soles.
Beys $5 Shoes, S3.65; Gunmetal and brown calf lnce
shoes with welted soles. Sizes 1 te 5.
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Beys' $15 te $16.75 Right-Posture
Suits, $7.50
Norfolk suits of all-wool fancy cheviets nnd enssimeres,
All WIT II tnn Hec L-trwl .!1A. r ... - .
" " "v "'" " tauuring SlZCS i te 14.
BOyfltwSe1nnTTW.'TT"-1r Sui,,s. S1.1-75: Norfolk suits with
hrp,.w iJ f.k1n,ck. '" ne. Single- nnd doublo deublo double
breastpd models of all-wool fancy cheviets.
I Beys' $12 te $15 Winter Overcoats, $7.50 I
w.c .tl.w .!, m n Kina. dizes 'J. 3. 4 and 5
venrs.
RJi,S -Mack1i"a"' SS.25; Of all-wool blanket cloth,
bizes 1 te 18 years.
$3.50 Ball Bearing RHer Skat, S1.83. L- , R rf
wnre, with clamptee and strap heel.
MCn'ln'?dv,"0yh' $7-? and S8 Shak" K"it Sweaters, $4;
geed heavy wool Large shawl cellar and pockets
of -neck button-front style. inem
$47.50 Centurv Birvrlns 55?q n;n
With mud-guards roller chain, ceaster-brakP, rubber
peflaK grl" & i-t;'n(! GunrantPr.rl fr one year
Cirard Tires, $15.75; Size 30x3 inches
6-ply Jumbo
Single cured,
v.u,u, equai in nze te .31x4 fnbri
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wrapped tread
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plush robes and all-wool blankets, 30 in the let
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mes, 79c j Frem
pad lengtns of meuldmgs. Asserted sizes nrl fin
, "s "mPe ur.h jflass and back.
$lML2UllT:J?:MAPL ? mirrors In
tique and color tone frames
---"-" "-.''-, "i"ii nnn sizes. 1'0 v-chrnm. nn.
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I s;S,5?i?ef8l!,IeiSS TaPestr' Brussels, $22.45
I pize 9x12 feet In nnnt u-nll..n..n.nj .'
$32.50
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Chinese nnd Persinn patterns ' "''e XJ Ieet'
$'25 Rlhftr-Drr Mat', r,9.c: meuldpd Patterns.
Jf., Sta,r (arP''- rd $1.25: 27 iiU,cs wide
2 InlM? 'i1 C,l0rS w,th prcttv b,,rde'- effects. "
ft inlaid Linoleum, squar. yard, $1.05; 2 yards wide Cirt
ei .rm ful1 re11 pcrfect goods. ' le Lut
51.15 Cerk Linoleum, square yard. 75e: In pretty nnt-
Mi. SO te $00 Ulech and HeMoed Babv Cnrri -rft
CM.'," S!5:cfl?'1,"an - VarleuV &" $ ""
Children s Sfi 50 te S15 HiKh ChnirH. S 1.50 te $10 50- With
trnvs. White rnnmnl nn,I .e.i , -',". vv,m
nenmiess rivpt itme tiecr. M; ir. . r
50c and 75c Mlscellan I T V" . - V ."nls-
wJf.C M.i.?!,t'Janc,'Uh T,"' - "oils, wagons, carts.
r ": ""'-. in.iuin errrnns, I'res dent blocks.
benrs, bends for stnmrincr. lnA',t'V:".. u'OCKB
$2.2
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$MflLoverfven"rny":d "cjf?A - ptt0.
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"Ul "M""-,SSS furtnlns. 40c; Made readv te h.w.
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with lace edge insertion. White only.
98 'Velour Dutch Curtaiim, set $3.98; In
$5
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blue and brown,
ti flfl'n"," lW ' . "epnraw valance ready te hanir.
v..-w wUM. .unrquiscue Lurtalns, set $1.39; White thr
niece sets nmHn ., u.L.. i, ' . . .".' tnree-
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