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February 17, 192
What a Charming Array of -New
Hats at Moderate Prices!
Numbers of women
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plan te pay $10, $12 or
jless for a hat te tide them
ever from Winter te Sum
)mer. They wish net te sacri
fice either style or becem-
ingness te economy.
, And they certainly need
i'net, for the quantities of
' attractive hats displayed
here tomorrow at these
' prices, and less, are as pretty and dashing as any milli
nery the season has brought forth.
Many of the clever little tailored or "ready-te-
wear" hats cost wonderfully little: Yeu will be sur
prised at the price tickets. It seems almost incredible te
get such really smart effects for such trifles.
There is every color, every size, every up-te-date
t shape and material. It would be a difficult need that did
net find its answer among all the new millinery ready
tomorrow morning.
(Second Fleer)
, ALL READY
. NOW FOR
WASHINGTON'S,
BIRTHDAY!
The hostess will be thinking
of the table anfl the appropri
ate candles and decorations for
it. And, of course, every child
is expecting something espe
cially nice e remember the day
A geed and appropriate
candy is a creamy chocolate
fudge with cherries at 40c a
pound- .... , x
Orange cream filled tree
stumps with cherries, 25c, 30c
and 50c each.
Chocolate-covered cherries,
SI a pound.
Large drum Jack Herner
pies with twelve favors, $8.60.
Smaller drums te held candy,
15c and 30c each.
Hatchets te held candy, 15c
each. . ' .
Snapping bonbons, 75c, si
and l-50 a dozen.
And the patriotic colors may
be carried out in twisted
straws, stick candy, curls,
princess chips and shavings.
And there are almond paste
cherries with stems for the
table.
(Down Stain 8ter.)
e made veil
, makes a hat"
Se many women say that about'
these pretty bordered veils and it
is quite true.
Quite new are some round or
oblong veils with a black or dark
colored mesh and usually a col
ored border of bright jade, henna,
Copenhagen or white. They can
be worn either ever the face or
loosely draped back, $1.50 te $6
tch.
(Ualn Fleer)
FLUFFY SILKEN
PAJAMAS FOR
WOMEN
The crepe de chine pajamas are
pink and blue made in slip-ever
style and given a fluffy and
feminine air by an abundance of
lace. Thqse are 8.50 te $16.50.
All in the Little Nightgown
Shep.
(Third Fleer)
Tweeds Have Few Competitors
for Sports Wear
The new Spring tweeds are especially adapted te the informal
ports suit or the one-piece dress with its cape.
They are geed quality imported and domestic weaves, all-wool
and extremely soft te the touch, and they come in the attractive
pastel shades of rose, Copenhagen, tan and se en and also in the soberer
grays with flecks of white. 54 inches wide and $1.60 te $5.50 a yard.
(Flr.t Fleer)
EARRINGS GROW
LONGER AND
LONGER
And yet they somehow retain
their grace. The latest arrivals
are of imitation pearls, jade,
coral, jet and lapis lazuli, prices
starting at $6 and ending at $32.
Heeps and pendants of imita
tion pearls, topaz and coral, 50c
te $3.50.
(Main Fleer)
AMERICAN LADY
CORSETS
All these new models have the
flexible boning which means com
fort, even while the corset melds
the figure and insures long, grace
ful hip lines.
One designed' for a youthful,
plump 'figure is niade of strong
pink ceutil with bread clasp and
low bust heavily boned. Price
$2.50.
(Third Fleer)
DO YOU ADMIRE
BED SETS
. of unbleached muslin with ap
' pliques of figured cretonne?
There are many color schemes
and five designs, and the bed sets
are $12 for single beds and $13.50
for double. Seme sets have the
bolster covers separate.
(Sixth Fleer)
WARM
COVERINGS
FOR BABIES
Softest and fattest of little silk
, quilts from Nippon the land
which adores childhood. They are
of blue and pink silk, usually em
broidered, and priced at $3.50 te
$7.50.
Almest-as-soft Baby Buntings
are of white eiderdown with pink
and blue trimmings; prices, $5.50
and $6.75. Other Baby Buntings
of thin pink or blue silk lined
with lamb's wool, $9.50. Cotten
Padded Baby Bunting, $5.75 te $7.
(Third Fleer)
NEW LIGHTS
READING AND
FLOOR LAMPS
Several btyles of them in metal
nd weed have just arrived the
decorated and hand-carved lamps
Priced at $37.50 te $75; and the
Plain mahogany lamps being
J11.50 and $13.50.
Alse the much asked for fluted
fleer lamps of solid mahogany
are here at $13.50.
Shades for the reading lamps
may be had at $16.50 te $115, and
for the reading lamps at $3 te
?50.
(Fourth Fleer)
Yeung Women Step Ferth in
Clever New Tweed Suits for $35
One model comes in a tiny black-and-white check, very smart,
with its gray buttons and gray peau de cygne coat lining. It is
severely and beautifully tailored, with only self-strapping for
ornament, and every detail correct. The coat is rather long
and semi-fitting, te be worn belted or net, as desired.
Mere girlish figures vvill cheese the ether model, of a pretty
brown-and-tan tweed. Its nearly straight box coat is provided
with four big patch pockets, and may be belted or net. It is
satin lined, of course, and carefully tailored.
Beth skirts have ample fullness across the back, and are
wide-belted and of the new cut and length.
In sizes 14 te 20, each model is $35. Other new models in
blue or raspberry tweed are $42.50.
(Second Fleer)
New Shipment of
Pyrex Oven Ware
at Lewer Prices
Every geed housekeeper
m08 wnat an excel'cnt war
this is, hew it saves fuel, feed
and labor.
They wtTi new be glad te
Knew also that we have a
netable new shipment of it te
sell at a new low scale of
puces.
The entire "line" has been
reduced.
We show a full assortment
or pieces, of which these items
are typical:
Twe-quart casserole, new $2.
' "no-quart casserole, new
Small bread pan, new 90c.
no plates, 75c and 90c.
Round cake dishes, 75c.
(Fourth Fleer)
Are Yeu Ready for the Dance ?
Three Brand-New Victer Records Will Be
Ready, Toe, en Saturday
Listed for March, but released in advance.
18856 Dear Old Southland, Fex Tret, Whiteman and His Orchestra.
They Call It Dancing, Medley Fex Tret, 'Whiteman and His
Orchestra.
18857 Wimmin, Medley Fex Tret, Club Royal Orchestra.
Geed-by, Shanghai, Fex Tret, Club'Reyal Orchestra.
18851 Smilin Fex Tret, Green Bres. Mellerimba Orchestra.
Somewhere in Naples, Medley Fex Tret, All-Star Trie and
Orchestra
Price, 75c each.
(Second Fleer)
500 Pair Women's Leng Duplex
Gloves at $1.65 a Pair
Meusquetnire gloves. Chamois-finish duplex in all-white or whit
embroidered with black. Eight, twelve aud sixteen button length.
(Wttt AUU)
Is Running Short
February, you must remember, is shorter in the matter of days
than any ether month of the year. , ,.,. . ..
But it is wonderfully long in the matter of furniture oppor
tunities. A walje through these stocks will convince you.
These are some of the suits you will see.
They are typical of the finest assortments at retail m the
country, and they are' unsurpassed in all that makes for excellence,
desirability and value;
Bedroom Suits
$324 for Leuis XVI suit finished in ivory
or gray enamel ; four pieces. ,
$311 for Leuis XVI suit with full-size
bed in two-tone mahogany finish; four
pieces.
N $549' for a Leuis XV suit with beauti
fully matched crotch veneer front and plate
glass tops. Large vanity dresser; four
pieces.
$720 for an Italian suit in geld stripe
decorations, with twin beds ; seven pieces.
$148 for an Adam suit, American walnut
veneer panels ; four pieces.
$715 for a Chippendale suit with twin
beds, in richly carved mahogany.
$225 for a Heppelwhite suit in finished
mahogany; twin beds; five pieces.
$207 for a green and buff enamel suit
decorated in floral design; twin beds; five
pieces.
$244 for a blue and buff enamel decorated
suit; full-size bed; four pieces.
$1147 for an Italian design suit in Ameri
can walnut with twin beds; eight pieces.
$840 for a Chippendale suit with twin
beds, (fine carvings and cabinet work.
Individual Pieces
$10 for a tilt-top- table with oval top in
two-tone finish.
$33 for an American walnut gate-leg
table.
$15.50 for a Windser chair with wide
back.
$41 for an Adam design folding-top con
sole and card table.
$57.50 for a woman's Chippendale desk,
neatly carved.
$38 for a Colonial style library table.
$90.50 for a bookcase, double deer, Colo
nial design.
$175 for a davenport table in American
walnut, carved base and rim.
(Fifth and Sixth Fleer)
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FOUNTAIN PENS
AND PENCILS
FOR MUCH LESS
A number of hard rubber
fountain pens with 14-kt. geld
nib, in every respect a geed prac
tical fountain pen for men or
women. They are new marked
$1.75 te $10.50.
Silver and siher-plated pencils
with extra leads in back, a most
useful kind of a pencil for a busy
man or woman, newly priced from
75c te $3.75 each.
(Main Fleer)
Smart as Can Be for Yeung
Women New Tweed
Topcoats at $35
patch pockets, wide buckled
belt,
Smart sports coats of
brown herringbone tweed, or
of porcelain blue tweed
checked with a faint green
line.
They are seven - eighths
length, close-shouldered, full
skirted, with slot-seam back,
double-breasted front, large
convertible cellar with
notch revers and buttons thut
simulate leather. The shoul
ders are lined with peau de
cygne.
Fer .$35 they arc extremely
geed-looking coats. The sizes
are 1 1 te 20.
(Second Fleer)
STERLING SILVER
MESH BAGS AS
LOW AS $29
AND $32
There must be a very geed
reason indeed for such remark
ably small prices en sterling silver
mesh bags, and in the new long
shape, tee, which se many women
want.
These bags are made by a new
automatic machine which weaves
the fine, soft mesh and solders
the links in much a,s time than
human hands could de it.
They arc the usual size bags,
with braided sterling silver strap
handle and are finished with a
silver tassel
(Muln l'loer)
Rich Saruk and Kermanshah
Rugs Exceptionally Lew Priced
Of remarkable weight and substance and in colors that impress
by their depth and softness.
Saruks
12.11x9.7 ft $885 13.10n10.1 ft $875
10.4x7 ft $575 10.5x7.1 ft. $000
10.9x7.2 ft $597 11.0x9.1 ft $795
11.10x8.10 ft $675 rj.8x8.ll ft $725
The new Kermnnshahs are priced at $397 te $1325, for sizes
9x11.6 te 13.10x9.10 ft.
(Seventh Fleer)
A POPULAR hand
kerchief with
women is of Irish linen,
plainly hemstitched, at
18c each or $2 a dozen. It
costs the trifling sum of
36c a dozen extra te have
them marked with ink.
(Muln l'loer)
sjDDING te the Wilten
Strugs that are reduced.
New shipments have in
creased the assortment of
these fine rugs, which arc
new marked at a fifth less
than regular prices.
9x12 ft., $65 and $95.
(Seventh Fleer)
A "Combination" Shee Fits
Seme Men Best
By "combination" shoe we mean a model that is un
usually wide across the ball of the feet in proportion te the
width of the heel. It gives comfort without clumsiness.
We have this type shoe in fine black and tan calfskin
made in a straight lace style, perfectly plain.
The price is $13 a pair.
(Muln l'loer)
Men's New Spring
Topcoats
Fall in a Natural Drape
Frem the Shoulder
That spells solid com
fort plus a certain dig
nity of bearing.
It's like a natural fold,
rolling gracefully from
the trim, neat-fitting
cellars.
Straight lines, mascu
line as can be.
M e s t all single
breasted.
And most all are the
button-through type.
Gene are the old fly-front
r.nnts. '
Celers? Almest invariably light. Browns, blues,
grays and tans, developed in the sports shades.
But they are bound te make a solid impression.
Greatest colors ever when worked up in tweeds,
homespun and herringbone effects. And they are the
fabrics for the Spring.
Prices for topcoats start off at $35 and go as far
as $55.
(Third Fleer)
Mere Cheerfulness Each Day
in Men's Spring Shirts
New ones are coming along all the time.
Such colorful ones, that fairly glow with the spirit
of Springtime.
Colorful yet neat, for most of the markings are of
the pin-stripe variety, or wider ones tidy in proportion.
And we can hardly get acquainted with each new
let, the men are se enthusiastic about them. '
In the price lies part of the secret of their popu
larity. Fer Spring has brought us nearer "normalcy"
in shirt prices.
The heaviest, the finest, the best woven madras
shirts we have seen in a long time as low as $1.85, $2.35
and $3.
(Malu Fleer)
Like a Bright Spring Sky the
New Neckties at 50c
J Stripes. Thin stripes, Reman stripes, bolder college
stripes.
Then in direct relief is an abundance of neatly fig
ured ties.
And colors cover just as wide a range as the pat
terns. Nene are overly brilliant, yet every color you can
name for a necktie is found in the let that just came in.
(Main Fleer)
Men's Madras Union Suits
Specially Priced at 85c
Well-made suits of self-striped white madras, cut
ever the Wanamaker patterns, which means extra
roominess and mere comfort.
- Just the suits many men want for Spring.
(Muln Fleer)
Men's Silk Half Hese
"Seconds" for $1
Full-fashioned, pure dye, all-silk half hose in black
and colors.
All geed, heavy silk and a grade that sells for mere
than double this price in first quality.
(Muln I loer)
Beys' Overcoats and Suits
at Clearaway Prices
Fer boys of 11 te 20 years we have a number of excel
lent overcoats of fancy mixed fabrics, all double-breasted
models, some belted, ethers semi-belted, and all with geed
warm linings.
Thq.se are marked at a clearaway price $16.50 which
means a geed round saving en every one.
Alse a let of fancy mixed suits, net many of a kind,
new priced at $15, and in sizes for boys of 8 te 17 years.
They have been 25 te 50 per cent mere.
(second Fleer)
NEVER WERE
ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS
for household decoration se beau
tiful as new. The finest naturally
come from Franqe and Czecho
slovakia, but these made in our
own country are wonderful, tee.
One may pay from 25c for a
single peppy te $7.50 for a royal
looking rose.
(Fourth Fleer)
LAST VELOUR
CURTAINS AT
$16.50
"Ne meie at the price," the
maker tells us.
They are rich, lustrous velour,
every pair 12 inches wide, full
regulation length and made with
a French seam.
Price $16.50 a pair.
(Fifth Fleer)
It's Net Hew Cheap But Hew
Geed a Child's Shoes
Can Be Made
Tlie specifications en our children's shoes call for all-leather
insoles, boxes and counters, nil-leather geed stout soles, geed
linings and geed workmanship.
High-laced calfskin in tan or black, in bizes 8i te 2, at $4.75
te $8. In sizes 2", te 7, for growing girls, $7.50 and $10.50.
(First Fleer)
Wash and Iren in One Day and
Feel Like Dancing That Evening
Lets of our friends are "crowding the
two days' work into one, and smiling while
they de it.
Twe ever-willing helpmates make it
seem just like having another day in the
week.
First, the EASY VACUUM ELEC
TRIC WASHER seeps water through the
heaviest of your things with a thorough
ness that removes even the thickly ground
in dii't; and does it se gently that no harm
befalls the frailest, most delicate piece.
The vacuum cups force the water
through the fabrics without friction.
It's amusing te see women sitting down
in absolute comfort while the big tubful
is being washed cleaner than endless rub
bing could.
Then the swinging wringer enables
you te blue and wring and rinse and
(Fourth
wring while the second tubful is washing.
Thus the biggest family wash becomes a
matter of an hour or se.
Prices, Galvanized tub, $125; zinc
tub, $139; copper tub, $155.
With the UTENCO IRONING MA
CHINE there's no need of stirring from
the chair. The gas-heated rollers smooth
out even the most beruflled garments with
surprising swiftness.
A little twist ever the edge of the roller
and the neckband of a shirt, or a flounce,
or a ruflle are ironed neater than could be
accomplished by endless maneuvering
with a hand iron. Price $160.
Every day finds mere women aston
ished as the conveniences of these me
chanical helpmates are made plain by
demonstrations.
Either of these devices can be had en
- deferred payments.
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