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The Best Way te Make This a Geed Year Is te Start It
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Let Us Build Inte Our 1922
Life the Distinctly
- Nfew Girder
of a fixed purpose.
Carry it all the way through te 1923
and clinch it with a
Firm belt ATBQTH ENDS
se that we may net be swept thither by
the winds and; waves that rise and fall
as the year runs en.
There is a clear track ahead te all
who are wise enough te take advantage
of it.
(Signed)
January 4, 10SC
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At $25 Silk Jersey Dresses
for Women
The most practical little dresses imaginable
navy, black and brown usually embroidered.
There are coat styles and tunic styles; the dresses
are geed for. business, for wear inside of fur coats,
and for traveling; and yet they don't leek severely
plain.
IUit l'loer)
The Annual Sale of Furs
"The days begin te lengthen and the cold begins te
strengthen," and the Fur Sale is here just in the nick of
time for women who want te get the fulj value of their
money.
Everything in the Sale is reduced 25 per cent.
The coats are particularly interesting and this col
lection of them is particularly varied, with abundance
of the geed breadTand-butter-styles.
Hudsen seal (dyed muskrat) coats, 30 te 45 inches
long, $262.50 te $487.50. The same fur with trimming
of natural skunk, squirrel and. beaver, $281 te $550.
Natural muskrat coats, $131 te $300.
Black caracul coats, $300 te $600.
Marmet coats, $67 te $115.
Nearseal (dyed ceney) coats, plain, $138 te $225.
Mele wraps and novelties, $337.50 te $525.
Among small furs are Russian sables, Hudsen Bay
sables, baum marten, beaver, skunk, lynx, foxes of vari
ous colors, natural mink, prices running from $16 for
mink te $637 for a silver fox.
(Second Fleer)
Yeung Women's Linen Frecks,
in Levely New Celers
Delightful new dresses of all-linen, and of cot
ton epenge', seem te prophesy that groups of young
women will leek mere like a flower garden than
ever. They are in the attractive new canna red,
lark tan, cinder gray, Dutch blue, as well as maize
yellow, walnut brown, leaf green, rose pink and
white.
The models are all very charming and girlish
some hand-embroidered, some braided, some with
just simple cellar and cuffs of white embroidery,
some with entire sleeves of drawnwerk.
Prices are moderate $18.50 and $22.60. And
the sizes are 14 te 20.
(Steend Fleer)
Exceptional Cleth Dresses for
Yeung Women at $16.50
. ,, Tnese are new dresses, just unboxed. They are
et line, soft Peiret twill, in midnight blue or black.
The model duplicates a tricetine dress sold
earlier in the season at a higher price. With its
Becoming roll cellar, simple straight lines, buttoned buttoned
en side panels, narrow tie sash and touch of black
siiK embroidery it is a favorite, serviceable and
extremely geed-looking dress.
At the price of $16.50 it comes in sizes 14 te 20
JHru '
(Ilca4 S1)
A FEW fine'tcnit-
teddre88e8,ceat8
and capes in the
Women's Londen
Shep Itave lutd littje
prices put en them
te clear tltem out.
They . are of dark
colored -silk and
wool; the one-piece
dressesare $65; the
capes $75 and the
coat suits are $75,
On every garment
this means a drop of
$20 at least.
Three all-silk one
piece dresses, henna,
brown and navy, are
$75, t
Seme of the capes
and coats have fur
cellars,
(The Gallcrj)
100 Women's Coats
Drep te $75 and $55
The first fifty are un
trimmed coats of a par
ticularly fine and deep
piled belivia cloth, in
light and dark brown
and navy. The style is
conservative, with big
cellar and side fullness.
The ether fifty are of
belivia cloth in the same
three colors. They are
cut straight, with fitted
backs, and are equally
simple and desirable te
wear with separate furs.
In each group there is
a saving of $12.50 te $20.
(Flnt Fleer)
Sports Stockings for
Women Who Skate
Customers tell us
there is no assortment
like this in town. New
shipments have kept the
variety geed.
Weel hose in plain
colors, some ribbed ;
checks and plaids, $2.50
te $10 a pair.
Silk-and-wool mixed
in wide selection, $2.50
te $15.
rirt Fleer)
Demestic and Imported
Underclothes
in the White Sale
In no ether White Sale has there been se large a
proportion of fine hand-made and hand-ornamented
uriderclething.
In none have there been daintier styles, or mere
, careful selection of fabrics and trimmings, or- mere
particular workmanship.
And certainly never have lower prices been marked
en garments of equal quality.
There is no saying when such garments-can be sold
again at the prices quoted in this sale.
As certain groups are limited in quantity, there are
opportunities here this first week which may net con
tinue through the sale.
Demestic Hand-Made and Machine-Made
Garments
Nightgowns, 75c, te $10.50.
ChcmiEcs, 75c te $9.50.
Combinations, ?1 te $1.75.
Drawers, 50c te $1.50.
Bleemers, 50c te $1.75.
Petticoats, 85c te $5.
Corset covers, 50c te $2.25.
Flnnnclct nightgowns, $1.
Philippine Hand-Made mid Hand-Embroidered
Garments
Nightgowns, $2.65 te $7.85. . Chemises, $2.65 te $3.85.
Drawers, $1 and $1.85. Petticoats, $1.50 and $1.85.
Crepe de Chine and Satin Garments
Nightgowns, $3.85 te $10.50.
Chemises, $2 te $5.50.
Camisoles, $1 te $8.50.
Bleemers, $2 te $5.
Negligees, Kimonos and Bathrobes
A group of silk and satin negligees and breakfatit coats arc
priced at an average of one-half. Many are "samples," and there
arc but one or two of u kind.
Cotten crepe kimonos from Japan, in bluc-and-whitc or pink-and-white
striped effects, arc $1.85.
Eiderdown bathrobes, satin trimmed, are $3.85.
Boudoir caps of net, lace, silk and satin arc Cpc te $1.
Petticoats in White and Celers
Silk 'jersey petticoats with pleated triple flounce are $3.85.
They include black, navy, henna and ether geed colors.
Silk Jersey petticoats in black and colors trimmed with silk
fringe; also silk, satin and crepe de chine petticoats in white and
flesh color, both tailored and fancy styles, are $2.85 and $3.85.
Many are "samples."
Black and colored cotton pctticeate of extra geed quality are
85c and $1.
(Third Fleer Main Fleer)
Heuse Dresses and Aprons
in the White Sale
Excellent value house
dresses of percale and
gingham in several
models are specially
priced at $1.85.
White aprons of every
kind at 18c te $1 offer
extra value at each
price.
(Third rioer)
Dinner Napkins Special in the
White Sale at $6.75 and $8.75
a Dezen
New goods, of excellent, heavy Irish damask,
geed looking and full of service, dinner size, 24x24
inches, and in an assortment of floral designs.
Twe grades included in this new purchase, one
marked te sell at $6.75 a dozen, the ether at $8.75 a
dozen, both of them remarkably geed at their
prices.
(Flret rioer)
Shirtwaists and Blouses
in the White Sale
Tailored Bults are return
ing, and blouses ere te take a
fresh lease en life. Far-sighted
women are stocking up in thli
White Sale with quantities of
the pretty waists that -will be
needed mere and mere as the
year grows elder.
Bleuscu for sports, blouses
for street wear, shopping and
business; dressy blouses that
may be worn te an afternoon
tea or matinee all are In
cluded in the sale at specially
low prices.
Tailored and semi-tailored
waists of cotton and linen,
$1.86, $2.85 and $3.85.
Hand-made batibte waists
ornamented with hand-drawn-work
and real laces, $3.85 and
$5.
Blouses and ovcrbleuses of
silk, satin, crepe de chine,
Georgette and mignonette,
$1.85 te $5.
JThlrd Fleer Muln Fleer)
Women's Fine Business and
Street Shoes at $4.75
These shoes were ever twice as much in our
regular stocks. They are in every way worth it,
tee. But we are including them among the shoes
hurrying out at $4.75.
They are tan Norwegian grained calf or soft
black calf, both with high laced tops, low bread heels,
medium tees with long wing tips and substantial
welted soles.
Fer women who like a smart tan or bWk street
beet, they offer remarkable value.
(Flrit Fleer) t
. Children's White Sale
Garments
Girls' petticoats, 32 te
36 inches long, white
cambric with embroid
eries and laces and white
sateen with hemstitch
ing and machine scal
lops, $1 te $3.
Colored g i n g h a m
dresses, with bloomers
either attached or sepa
rate, sizes 2 te 5; prices
$2 te $4.50.
Other articles in the
Sale are nightgowns,
night drawers, bloomers,
princess petticoats, in
fants' slips, creepers and
rompers.
(Third Fleer)
TMTHITE cotton voile
VV of the fancy striped
and plaided sort is 36
inches wide, and sells at
50c and 65c a yard.
Right sort of thing for
blouses and dresses.
WHOEVER would
like te see some of
the sights of this Stere
the paintings, the
Greek and Egyptian
Halls, the athletic iield
en the reef and se en,
are invited te join one of
the Stere Tours which
leave the Eighth Fleer at
9:30, 10:30, 12:30 and
3:30.
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. "Te the Last Man"
by Zane Grey
The author has
written a story of a
feud vith all and mere
of the literary quality
which has character
ized his earlier work.
Price $2.
(Main l'loer)
Men's Superb Pole Coats
in the Londen Shep
Men going Seuth will be interested in the splendid
selection of pole coats we are showing right new. Th
richness of these coats, both as regards material and
colorings, appeals te discriminating men, and they ar
all beautifully tailored.
In dark brown, light brown, fawn, tan and gray.
Prices $125 te .$145.
(The 0Uery)
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Men's and Beys'
Handkerchiefs at
White Sale Prices
Men's handkerchiefs
with quarter, half and
threequarter inch hems,
all pure linen, 75c each,
$8.25 a dozen.
Men's extra-size hand
kerchiefs, with quarter
and half-inch hems, 75c
each, $8.25 a dozen. Pure
linen.
Beys' pure linen hand-,
kerchiefs, in a geed size,
with quarter, half and
one-inch hems, 35c each,
$3.85 a dozen.
(Ilakt and Wrst Atilet)
Men's $8.50 Shoes of
Uncommon Value
Yeu would take them te be a half mere, if yeK
didn't knew their price.
High and low shoes of stout tan grain cal- j
perforated vamp seams, very wide shanks and na4
heels. ,
(! rie.r)
Men's Fine New Shirts
With Cellars te Match
Men who like shirts with matching .cellars and
they are invariably well-dressed men will be interested
in several new lets just received.
At $2.50, plain neglige shirts in narrow stripeB with
soft cuffs and starched cellars te match.
At $3.50 are fine shirts with starched pleated
besoms, starched double cuffs and starched cellars te
match. These are in stripes and small checks an4
figures.
In all cases the cellars are separate.
(Main l'loer)
ill
Large Carael'shair
Scarfs Special at $5
Seft, warm camel's
hair are these big scarfs,
all of them shoulder en
veloping, and some with
belt and pockets com
plete. Seme are plain,
ethers have plaid bor
ders. All are mere than
ordinary value for $5.
(Main l'loer)
Marie Antoinette Curtains and
Bedsets Mostly at Half
All et these nave been Handled and most e a
fV-.vi ive unilnrl m YYillccerl Villi nnne rf fViem 4 I .lA
materially damaged. ,J
Nearly all ei them are new at half the iermrr? '!
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Curtains, new $3.50, $5, $6, $6.75, $8 and $&?
a pair. li
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$12 and $le each. Deuble and single bed sizes.
trirtii rioer)
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This Water Bag Stays
. Het 21 Hours
It requires but an
ounce or two of water,
and the water may be
entirely ied when put
in. Th bag contains a
chemical that net only
heats the water, but
KEEPS it het for 24
hours.
The rubber outer bag
with inner filler, which
holds and heats the
water, is $1.50 and $2.
The fillers may be re
newed as needed for loc
each.
Seme of the Best Valuer in
the Januarji Rug Sate
These are all recent arr; als and are desirable in
every way, net te mention in the savings they represent.
Wilten rugs, 9x12 ft., !?U8.50.
Axminster rugs, 9x12 ft., $30.50; 8.3x10.6 ft., $35.
Seamless velvet rugs, 9x12 ft., $10; 8.3x10.6 ft.,
$37.50.
Tapestry Brussels rugs, 9x12 ft., $21.50.
(etrnlh Fleer)
(Main rioer)
A Hundred Styles of Gingham
at 75c a Yard
Plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors a.11
appear in this shipment of notably geed new"
ginghams. Their widths are 31 te 32 inches, and
price 75c a yard. ,
rirnt rlner
300 Splendid Blankets and 180 Down
Quilts at Half or Near it in a
Sudden Sale
All the blankets in this disposal are of the finest quality te be found,
probably in the world, at their regular prices.
We have marked them at half, and in some cases much less than half
the prices for which they have been selling.
In the blankets there are 34 pairs of one kind, 50 of another and per
haps 20 of a third.
One let of blankets, woven warp and weft of the finest Australian and New
Zealand wool mixed, are new $13 for .size 60x84, $20 for 72x90 and $22.50 for 80x90.
These are of marvelous quality, white and bound with white satin.
White all-wool blankets, net napped, very durable and made with black striped
borders all around, are new $12.50 a pair. They are about the longest-wearing blankets
we knew of. Size 80x80 inches.
Scarlet blankets of splendid texture, all-wool and with black borders, ever flv
pounds in weight and size 80x90 inches, are new $10 each.
Camel's-hair blankets, geed en couches, steauiens ami wherever a geed wrap is
needed as well as for beds, size 70x90 inches. S35 each nethinir fin.r mmin
All-wool blankets in a grayish brown with brown and white stripes, sanvc..
blankets as are used by Cambridge University students in England, size 60x80, new
Sn en p.m. f f
s? rn lT C0lred bIankets' weMHlei. size 60x80, with brown striped borders, new 8
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the dewm " m all"VCr f,gUml and flral designs- Thc8 arc "liS te kecpffij
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They are at less than it would cost te make them.
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