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just What Dees Alt the Talk About Furniture and FurnUurM
Safes Mean te Jren 1
Leonarde da Vinci, the Great
Painter, Used te Say
one painter must net imitate the manner
of another or he will be called "his
grandson" and net the son of nature.
Every artist or leader who strikes out
en new paths is pleased te believe that he
may inspire ethers te develop their own
individuality.
There is no geed reason why original
work should net be duplicated by ethers,
but it would de no harm for an artist or a
copyist te give credit te the originator.
XSigned
February 1,102
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mmafe.
A Little Hat of.
Periwinkle Blue
With Gay Weel
Morning-Glories
has just ceme into the Millinery
Salens, accompanied by a number'
of equally pretty companions. It
is a charming little het for $15.
The ethers, at $10.50 te ?18, are
equally delightful.
They are fashioned of the
jfretty new weaves of straw, or
of silk or of both; and are in
every geed color and black. In
addition te their becomingness,
they, have the accommodating
quality of suitability right new,
and wearabllity until late in the
Spring. Many, though quite in
place in February, could be worn
well en into the Summer.
) (Second Fleer)
Wallace Nutting
Pictures, All Less
A reduction has been made en
all the Wallucc Nutting hand
colored photographs. All are
framed, and the new prices are
$2.75 te $33.50.
tl'lftll Fleer)
Women's Spring Gowns With
New Fashion Features
These delicate gray and beige gowns are designed of the softest silk crepes, some
heavy and some light, and while they keep the slenderness and grace of line which we have
become used te, they have some delightful new points.
Fer instance, there arc the long waist lines and the longer skirts, with just a shade
mere of fullness. There are sleeves which are merely an extra width in the upper part of
the dress, extending ever the arm, and ether sleeves of the always charming Chinese type,
and especially the new bracelet sleeves. There are beaded girdles and uneven skirts, ex
tended side lines and free skirt draperies. There are elaborate hand embroideries in self
color, but se charmingly arranged and designed are they that there is nothing heavy about
them.
As a rule, there are no two of these ali kc.
71..
The Day of the Cape Is
Clese at Hand
Ne woman could doubt it for
an instant when she sees the
marvelously lovely capes which
are making their uppcarancc
for Spring.
They arc long and full, they
are elaborately embroidered in
silk with often a glint of geld
and many have the long silk
fringe arranged in novel fash
ion, such us going up and
down in points, or as trimming
for panels or fastened in the
scams of the cape.
The long tuxedo cellar is one
of the strongly marked fea
tures or it may be a turned
back facing in the shape of a
rover. Flaminge red or tanger
ine arc some of the vivid col
ors of the linings. The mate
rials may be Canten crepe,
duvetyn, broadcloth, vcleur or
belivia.
There is just about one of u
kind in these capes nnd prices
begin at $40 and go up te $250.
rirt Fleer)
Prices start at $65 and end at $210
(first Fleer)
The February Sale of the Very
Silks That Women Want
It is easy enough for any store te go into the market and
buy up a cheap let of undesirable silks that have been intended for
manufacturing 'purposes and have failed in their mission; or te
buy up silks that are out of fashion and te take these things and
make a, great sale in the newspapers.
Our February Sale is something of a different kind. It is
mode up entirely of new silks in the height of fashion.
And they are geed silks, no job silks, no tender silks.
Pricc3 are well below the market and every woman who is
looking forward te Spring sewing will de well te buy her silks
new.
Geed wide silks, tee, ranging, from 38 te 51 inches. Prices
are as follews:
Trlcelettcs, 36 inches wide,
$1.10.
Gcorgette crepes, 40 inches
wide, $1.50.
Printed foulards, 30 inches
wide, $1.75.
.Washable tatins, 30 inches '
wide, $1.85.
Crepes meteor, 40 inches
wide, $2.50.
Flat crepes de chine, 40
inches wide, $2.50.
Pongees, 33 inches wide, 75c
und $1.50.
Sports satins, both plain
nud fancy, 36 inches wide, $2
and $2.25.
Taffeta bilks, 36 inches wide,
$2.25.
Plain radium silks, 10 inches
wide, $2.25.
Charmeuse silks in colors, 40
inches wide, $2.
Black charmeuse, 54 inches
wide, $2.75.
Novelty silks, 40 inches wide,
$1.50.
(Flret Fleer)
Women's Pajamas
of Turquoise
Satin Brocade
are among the prettiest new ones
in the Nightgown Shep. They
are $18.75. But there arc many
ether dainty styles in silk pa
jamas from $8.50 te $16.50. They
include crepe de chine and radium,
in pink or blue, with many fall
ings of creamy lace, or hand em
broidery, or hemstitched ruffling
of the silk. All are in two-piecc
slip-en style.
(Third Fleer)
English Hallmark Silver of
the Georgian Period
There are a few fine pieces left of this beautiful and
unique silver and these are marked at prices which by no means
approach their real value.
They arc genuine antiques but in perfect condition for e ery
day use. There are no duplicates te uny one of these articles
and therefore many people would cheese them above every
thing else te give te some appreciative friend.
A tea service at $1700. A high standing caster at
A highly decorative vege- $300.
table dish at $250. A pair 0f candlesticks at
A cake basket at $200. e.,0-j
A quaint caddy at $197. ' " '
A service tray at $230. A tureen at $255.
(Mulu Fleer)
14,000 Yards Imported Gingham
Special at 40 c a Yard
This is the lowest price that we knew of any imported gingham selling for years.
The quality is all that one would expect in a fine gingham of this kind, and there is
a great variety of colored and black-and-white checks, broken plaids and plain colors r all
are 32 inches wide and very- pretty.
Such an opportunity as this at the commencement of the Spring dressmaking sea
son should be very geed news te a great number of women planning their own and their
.children's dresses.
(T:t and Wt AlsW)
Yeung Women's New Canten
Crepe Dresses at $25
The lines of this attractive dress arc softened by fluttering
side' draperies. Its simplicity is relieved by a cerd-like trim
ming of the material, forming a great cheu at the waist and
falling in a shower of cords. With its corded round neck and
its cleverly-shaped three-quarter sleeves, it is among the prettiest
$25 silk frocks te be found.
It comes in brown, dark blue or black Canten crepe and in
sizes 14 te JO.
(Second, Fleer)
T
"Which Are the Finest
Parisienne Corsets ?"
When women ask us this ques
tion we feel like saying that ail
the Parisicnnes are se finu it is
hard te chouse. We believe that
there are no better corscte made
today than thesn French corsets
made here in America.
There is a beautiful topless
model with elastic, lightly boned
and in pink breche at $13.
A softer pink breche, very low
with light boning, at $25.
Twe styles in very light-weight
pink silk batiste, topless, at '$32
and $34.50.
And an extremely handsome
pink or white brocade with very
few bones but wonderfully
straight lines at $40.
Mirrors Seem
te Enlarge
a Roem
They have the effect of
pushing out walls, increas
ing vistas; and are skill
fully used by clever fur
nishers te give just these
effects.
An excellent opportunity
te add the needed mirror or
two te one's household fur
nishings is found in the
sweeping reduction of all
mirrors in the Picture
Stere.
February Sale prices arc
S3 te $83 a saving of $25
en some, and something
saved en every one.
(1'lftli riuerj
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THERE IS ONE supreme test of a furniture sale, se far as you art!;
concerned, and it is a very simple one.
It is summed up in the question, hew much does it mean te your
home or apartment? Putting it another way, hew easy does it make it
for you te put into your home or apartment the furniture you would
like te see there?
The sale that provides the most satisfactory answers te these
questions is bound te be the best sale for you.
This is getting down te bedrock, getting te the heart of things and
it is the only way for you te obtain a clear and intelligent grasp of
the furniture situation as it exists today.
The Sale That Has Always Answered
the Test
If you wish something finer, say )
from $400 te $1500, the choice here is
Supposing you want a bedroom suit
at a low or a medium price, we have
here en our floors and in the warehouse
a selection in walnut and mahogany
and combinations of these fine weeds,
priced at $175 for four pieces up te
$350 for nine pieces, and. in this one
division, we can show you live suits for
every qne you will find outside of this
Stere.
And the value is as geed as the
selection is large.
infinitely greater in proportion, and the ,
value unsurpassed.
In dining-room suits at $200 te
$350 we show certainly net less than
five times the variety te be found any
where else and every suit is marked at
a price that cannot be improved upon,
quality and desirableness considered.
In the finer dining-room suits the
supremacy of this stock is if anything
mere emphasized.
Then Consider the Overstuffed
Furniture
Net only is the assortment bread beyond anything of the kind, but every
piece is stuffed with curled hair, the one best filling.
This is the first furniture sale we have ever known in which every over
stuffed piece had a curled hair filling. And yet, quality considered, our prices
are no higher than these asked for tow or mess-filled pieces.
(Fifth, Sixth and ScTenth ttoer)
February Sale of Refrigerators
In Keeping With the Furniture Sale
We have just received a carload of the famous White Mountain
refrigerators for the February Sale at special prices.
They are among the best known refrigerators in the country. We
have sold them for many years and they have always given satisfaction.
At the prices in this Sale they are lower than they have been for a long
time.
Enamel-Lined Refrigerators Three-Doer Style
At $32, 33 in. wide x 18 in. deep x 18 in. At $36, 35 in. -wide x 20 in. deep x 50 in.
high. high.
Porcelain-Lined Refrigerators With Rounded Corners and
Seamless Three-Doer Style
At $50, 33 in. wide x 18 in. deep x 48 in. These refrigerators are all made of
high. hardwood, outside cases in golden-oak
At S56; 33 in. wide x 20 in. deep x 30 in. Sfl;, Lh wdZbI l'-' heavi,?in7
, . I v ' .sulatcd, brass handles and hinges nickel
hlSh plated.
Incapacities 100 and 123 pounds. k.e chambers are galvanized, but all
respectively. feed chambers1 are white lined.
(luurtli I'ltier)
New Fiction
"The Settling of the Sage," by
Hal G. Evarth. ?1.75. A story
of the young ranchman's fight for
the rights of the honest stock
tuihers and for the interests of
the girl he loved.
"The White Desert." by Court
ney Kylcy Cooper. SI. Te. A ro
mance of big-hearteil people in a
big country where adventure
abounds.
(Main Heur)
Mr. Business Man, New Is the
Time te Buy Office Furniture
New is the time te buy all the office furniture
you need, new when our entire stock, comprising the
best selection we have had in years, is being offered
in the February Sale at substantial reductions from
the latest low scale of market prices.
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(Third fleer)
Charming New Silk Handbags
Four styles of faille and a new kind of moire silk in black, brown
and navy.
One shape is long and rather flat, with covered frame and gilt
knobs. This is of faille. An oval bag with covered frame and gilt
knobs Is of moire and Is smaller.
Twe squarish, deep bags are of moire. One has fancy metal clasp
and metal frame and the ether has covered frame with white or shell
finish celluloid clasp and ornaments en the handle,
Trices are $7.60 te $8.60. t
(Mala Fleer)
This Calfskin Shee Appeals te
Many Women
Its hlgh-laccd cut fits It for cold-weather wear; yet it is of the
Mnoeth light-weight calfskin nnd the conservative style that most
Women like better than a Heavy, mannish shoe.
In tan or black, with medium tee, perforated straight tip and saw-
wn wgings, military heel and extension welted sole.
Women's Suits Tailored te
Measure of Best Scotch
Homespun
The Custom Tailoring Bureau
has secured a quantity of particu
larly line Scotch homespun, which
will be mode up te measure nt $65
a suit. A choice of several Spring
r Th price it f 10 a pair. " " ILiOju&u; P". On eme the cellars an.
One-piece dresses of Unglish
diagonal are new made te mcasura
with long cape te match for SG5.
Dresses of wool crepe in a va-
models Is offered, and linings and nety of models are made te meas meas
werkmanship are the best. ure for .$25.
(Second Fleer)
Shirtwaists Will Be Needed
. for the Tweed Suits
cuffs are hand drawn. Others
are fluted, or cyclctted, or em em
breidcred. The price of $1.03 each is se
reasonable that many women who
expect te wear shhtwaists will
buy them by the half, dozen.
And here are the cry kind
cri.sp lawn, voile and batiste, in
white, white with a touch of color,
or all in seme pale color, such as
beige, orchid, delicate blue or
pink. On some the cellars and
Oriental Rug Opportunities for Heme
Furnishers and Connoisseurs
The Oriental rug store is n place of much interest just new, net only for these who
are en the watch for geed, serviceable, modern weaves at advantageous prices, but also
for connoisseurs and levers of rare antique pieces.
On the one hand wc are offering a number of newly unbaled rugs, principally Araks,
Mahals, Chinese, at substantial savings. These are in carpet sizes, and the selection of
colorings and patterns is most attractive.
' The Chinese rugs are priced at $175 fer9xG.-l ft. te ?435 for 13.10x10 ft.
Mahals, all in carpet sizes, are $157 te $347.
New Mesuls are also shown at $45 te $57, size about 8.6x6.7 ft.
Small Chinese, $23 te $75,sizes 4x2 te 6x3 ft.
The Most Captivating Antique Pieces Shown in Years
The gieup includes seveial Knrabaghs about of grent nge.
100 years old, a Khorasan regarded as of the 19th Thcy nrc prieCfl .,t $1-0 f(Jr an e,(, CnbcsUnf BIZC
enntury, four old Ghierdes believed te be of the 5.2xie ft. te $3500 for a 10th ccnturv Ka.abagh.
18th century, some rare old Cabestans arid Kheulas But Ulcy are net include(J in U)u
(Seientli Fleer)
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