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The Very Latest Wraps Shew
the Lip-Stick, Red Linings and
i Deeo Frinae Trimmings
Enchanting new scarf wraps of black satin and dark
HUe epenge, picturesque te the last degree in cut, and
Hnl the first with satin and the second with, the same
j epenge that makes the outside in the vivid new lip
stick red. .
Moreover, they have the deepest of fringe.
Other novel wraps are of trieetine and Peiret twill
;and linings that are nothing short of exquisite. A
matronly black wrap has deeply fringed shawl sleeves ; a
'full cape has its fringe arranged in clusters.
Prices $85to$i3e.
(Pint Fleer)
t'f The "Fairfax" Silver
i a Fine Old Colonial Pattern
fi p Mere than any ether, perhaps, the "Fairfax" expresses
'the spirit of hospitality and graciousness that one associates-
with the finest Southern home.
) The lines are simple and dienified, the shape slicrhtly
octagonal. It has the 'bright finish and is of dependable
jweight. The "Fairfax" can be carried out in the entire tea
Jiervice and flat silver.
j The five-piece tea service is $290. The kettle, $195 ; the
iwaiter, with inlaid mahogany base, $225.
(Main fleer) '
fi Ynnn Weman's TJkintf
In the entire SDrintr wardrobe there is nothiner mere
l.lttpertant than a jroed-lookin tailored suit for the street.
jAna li is generally nrsi en me list ex purcnases.
These new tweed suits are beautifully tailored and In
;two of the smartest Spring styles. They have the youthful
1,'ltraight-cut coat and plain straight skirt, slightly gathered
in the back. The coat is silk lined.
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li- ine tweea is an wool ana in me prettiest snaaes ei rose.
Ijlight blue, tan and orchid. The price is only $32.50. Sizes,
li te zu years.
(Second Fleer)
: Handbags Have Come In at the
Wee-est of Prices
Most surmisine of all is the style every one the newest
nd every one a splendid quality. N
There are vanity boxes, envelope bagswith either the
top or back strap, pouch bags or shopping bags.
Celers are just as varied ranging from rose and Pekin
blue te black, brown or mouse.
' Prices arc as low as $3 en the new shipment and none
ver $5.
(Main Fleer)
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Women's Uriderthings of Gleve
Silk a Fourth Less
Think nf silk iinrlomreara nf $9 9K or trip xtr rW.px nt
$2.60!
Heavy, soft, velvety silk in rose pink.
Cut big. well made and have reinforcements under the
I arms.
Thev riAVP rmrlJpe inn mh rihhnn Rrinulrier Ht.rfl.ns. and
izes range from 36 te 44 bust.
(Weit AUle)
A Sensible Shee That Is
Net Clumsy
Women who are much en their feet and who have
difficulty in finding a shoe se entirely comfortable that
they can forget all about it, will find
te exactly meet their need.
These famous preventive and corrective shoes de
net sacrifice appearance te comfort. Their somewhat
IrfKened heel is net very different looking from the
r"ia( heels of many smart streat shoes new worn.
The scientific features tVmt mnkn t.ViA Anafnmik a
, superior shoe are mere apparent inthe wearing than
pe the eye. v
Md8ki7VOmen there are Anatemik hl8h shoes of blacl
kiii; UVVC4 uiucreni styies at aie u pair aim
; black kid oxfords at $14 a pair.
Un ni a Tlk 8hees for babes, te insure the little feet
-.Wing started' off !, e a 'a t ka
11 rtmarkaw. fciS.0'?? wlje worked for years te perfect this
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A series of old Colonial
rooms, devoted almost ex
clusively te early Ameri
can furnishings, is new
open along the Thirteenth
Street side of the Fifth
Fleer.
Old bedsteads, old cup
boards, desks, chairs, set
tees, tables, clocks, old
hooked rugs, china, pot
tery, glass and the various
objects of househejd fur
nishing of an earlier day
make thid a fascinating
section te levers of old
time things.
Incidentally, much of
this old furniture is sur
prisingly low in price.
(Fifth Fleer)
NEW FRENCH
NECKWEAR AT
HALF
Hand - embroidered and
hand-drawn French cellars
of many shapes and styles,
some trimmed with real
laces, are priced at just half
regular.
They 'constitute at French
neckwear maker's sample
pieces, purchased in Paris,
and are a fine opportunity
'for these wishing te lay in
unusually dainty neckwear
for little. Seme sets are in
cluded. '
Priced from $2 te $15.
(Main Fleer)
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Must Have Something Frem the
GREAT MARCH SALE OF HOUSEWARES
This is a particular annual event of interest te every
housekeeper in the land. It signalizes the time for replace
ments of kitchen utensils, laundry utensils and housekeeping
utensils generally. , , . '
It brings everything for the kitchen, for the laundry, for
the bathroom,' for housecleaning.
It brings mere than 75,030 new articles at savings of 10
te 50 per cent. w
It is a matter of prticulir importance that everything
provided in this Sale is new and of the highest quality, and
yet prices are net higher than inferior articles are sold for
elsewhere.
It is the best opportunity in five years at least te stock
up with everything you need from a cleaning; cloth te a
refrigerator and we have some splendid refrigerators at
very low prices in this Sale..
The Best Sale of China and Glassware
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Fascinating New Frecks Come
for Younger Sister
Everything te complete her Spring trousseau, in
fact, from checked ginghams, Quaint English prints and
ether cotton materials for school up te the frilliest silk
dresses for afternoon and special occasions.
One thing you will notice in particular is that there
is such a marvelous variety of fabrics and se many,
many styles. They are unusually pretty this Spring,
and a number of the most effective little touches we have
ordered especially. N
In the morning dresses, including linens, from $5
te $23.50.
In tl)e afternoon dresses, taffetas, Canten crepes,
printed crepe de chine and pongee, $16.50 te $35.
Sizes range from 6 te 17 years. ,
(Second Fleer)
And here is a magnificent abundance of fine, beautiful perfect
wares from the leading potteries, glass works and studies of the world
te prove it, for' instance:
American Semi-China Dinner Sets, $32.50
106-piece sets of remarkable quality at this price.
Twelve handsome patterns border designs, mostly with
coin-geld handles and geld-traced edges.
French China Dinner Sets, $60
In fifteen different patterns, beautiful border designs,
with coin-geld handles. These are obtainable here only. All
are sets of 106 pieces.
Geld-Incrusted French China Dinner Sets, $175
106-piece sets of splendid quality. Fine Limoges china,
all with solid matt geld handles. These are typical of hun
dreds of ether sets equally unusual for the money and priced
at $35, $40, $45, $50 up te $325.
Colored Glassware and Cut Glass
( Rich Features of the Sale
There are three tables of new colored glass in a de-"
lightful choice of blue, pink, yellow, ivory, amethyst and
ether shades and at wonderfully low prices.
Flower bowls, $1.25 te $12.
Flower vases, $1.50 te $12.
Competes. 5c te $3.
Fruit bowls, $1.50 te $4.
Candlesticks, $2 a pair.
Benben dishes, 75c te $2.
Scores of pieces from 75c te $25.
Rich Cut Glass
A few of the particularly jroed items at moderate prices :
Berry bowls, 8-inch size, $3.50 ; 9-inch, $6.50.
Orange bowls, $3.50 each. '
Celery trays, $3.
Competes, $3.50 each.
Benben or olive dishes. $1.50 and $1.75.
Vases, 10-inch size, $3; 12-inch size, $3.75: 14-inch
size, $5.
Alse some handsome pieces at half price.
(Fourth Fleer)
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Bedspreads That Delight
Hemekeepers
Scarcely anything in the way of bedclething has wen
such popularity as have these spreads.
Te every hemekeeper who sees them they appeal in
stantly. Made of curtain material, with an inch and a half seer
sucker weave alternating with a Jaquard weave stripe. .
Corners are cut out at the feet and each spread is scal
loped all around and has a bolster piece te match.
Choice of solid ecru or striped effects in old rose and
blue.
Because of their ripple, or seersucker weave, they don't
need te be ironed.
Single-bed size, 72x100 inches, $15 for a spread and
bolster piece.
Deuble-bed size, 90x100 inches, $18 for spread and
bolster piece.
(Sixth Fleer)
Gelf Clubs for Left-Handed
Players Men9 s and Wemen9 s
Left-handed golfers play under a natural physical
handicap without clubs suited te them.
The left-hand club is what they need, and we are
showing a variety of these specially made clubs.
We have them invall models, both weed and iron.
And we don't believe there is another such variety
te be found anywhere.
Price $5 each.
(The Gallery)
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Fer Figures Toe Slight te Need
Corsets
The L. R. waists and girdles are an ideal substitute.
There is a buttoned-front waist especially for growing girls
It is light weight, with elastic at the sides and priced $2.
Fer slender women there is a topless slip-en of pink
satin and elastic, at $3.
L. R. girdles in 12 te 14 inch lengths, of elastic and
broche, are $3, $3.50, $4 and $4.50.
(Third Fleer) v
Ecru Scotch Madras Curtaining
at 40c a Yard
2000 yards of a desirable quality, usually sold for half
again as much.
Three designs all-ever, block and diamond patterns in
a deep cream or ecru and very dainty for curtainings.
(Fifth Fleer)
Any Umbrellas te Be
Re-Covered ? i
Remember, March is the month when special prices are .
in force and you can have all the family umbrellas made ever -for
much less than at any ether time.
Coverings of a geed, sturdy cotton (American taffeta),
85c each. Silk-and-cotton (union taffeta), $2.15. Imported'
satin gleria, $3. Black or colored silk (only for women's
umbrellas) , $3.50. A finer grade of silk for men's or women's
umbrellas, $4.50.
(Main Gallery)
Silk Lingerie Like Spring
Blossoms
Se delicate the colors that are arriving every day.
Materials are Georgette, crepe de chine, radiums and
creperback satins, in exquisite shades of pink, blue, orchid,
peach color.
Fine imitation filet laces form the yokes of some of the
nightgowns, and lace and lovely two-tone French ribbons are
the effective trimmings en all the garments.
Chemises, $5.60 te $12,
Nightgowns, $12 te $16.50.
Camisoles, $3.85.
(Third Fleer)
Spring Coats for Babies
Under Twe
White corduroys of the unlined sort which are chosen
te wear with quilted linings inside, $3.50 te$8.50.
White crepella coats, $7.50,te $20.
White, pink and blue crepe de chine coats, often with
Se Many Neckties at 50c That a New
Section Has Started
Thousands upon thousands of neckties, all at the one price.
And it's a price that strikes right at the common sense of men.
An everyday tie for 50c.
Name a pattern, a color arrangement, a style that has struck you as
smart. Surely it's here, among these fifty-cent ties.
Again, this Spring the shepherd's-plaid checks are the vogue and thev are
in the let. . J
i, 'a ?ld5i3ed tles' rSxraw striPed ties' f ancv ties Plain-color ties, in fact,
hundreds of different patterns. '
i ?aJL wings? Coel-looking neckdress for men in Spring and there's a
wuwu vi wiuuBing uiuung umin ai niiy cents.
Brogues Again! And Hew Men
Step Around te Get in Them
Brogues for the sporting hour, brogues for the hike,
brogues for business.
What is smarter, mere practical, mere stylish, mere
serviceable than a modified brogue? A modified brogue
with perforations everywhere they would leek well.
And at $10.50 there are no better brogues te be found
than these of tan imported Scotch-grain calfskin.
Solid soles stitched aloft, low flange heels and bleached
calf quarter lined.
- The same shoe in black is priced $10. t
Just the Hat for a Man te Wear
Until Straw Hat Time
$2.50
A geed, sound, new, brown felt hat, and from new
en until the first of May is soft hat time.
This hat at $2.50 will well serve the Durneie of th
man who wants a clean, new hat te carry him through rMeTA
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