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of every life, young or old, great or little,
; Somehow or ether all of ' us seem te find
Jut for ourselves what te eat and what te
leave alone, what te drink and te avoid what
jmrts.
5 By looking into a mirror we cannot see
ourselves grew, yet growing we are,
physically, mentally and heartwise.
t The objects we cheese, te take as we de
hur feeds, the books we read, the days and
flights and the friends, living or dead, we
elect for examples, an
itimulate our growth.
influence and
Signed
March '
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The Easter Ceat or Cape
the Yeung Weman Will Cheese
If she is wise (and we are.sure she k
u she will stive a great deal of thought m . M
te this important garment. m&
Since all the newest dresses are
coming in with large sleeves, the fash- ,.
lenable wrap ier me epniig i ciwci
cape or a coat with extended armholes
and the widest sleeves they may even
be capes themselves.
ReAiitiful crarments and most grace
ful, and the loveliest examples are here in soft belivia
and duvetyn, in the shades of pinecone, navy, brown,
fallow, lark, cinder and the glorious gaillardia.
There are some lovely models at $48 and $58. Still
mere beautiful ones, of which there are only one or two
.of a kind, go from $65 te $125.
The sizes are 14 te 20 years.
(Second tfloer)
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Charming Capes of Cleth
Become Any Weman in Spring
! Three or four styles have just come in, or navy ana
tan gabardine and tricejtine, some tan with.Jteedarker color
used ter reuei ; some vice versu.
They are odd and decorative, these capes, and their
harrow fringed scarfs and large cellars are particularly
interesting.
' Such wraps are net merely useful te wear in Spring,
but are the handiest things in' the world te threw en ever
thin dresses in the Summertime.
Prices. $67.50 and $75.
(Flnt riser)
, Madame Can Have a Ceat or Cape
Dress Frem $37.50 te $47.50
One cane style is developed in Canten crepe; its cape
flies open te Bhew a blouse of lighter or brighter color,
jtrapped with the brown or navy which appears in the cape
Ind skirt.
The second style is of silk jersey with a crepe surface:
This has a delightful circular jacket which can be removed.
,' The third is of sponge cloth with odd decoration of
Itrengly contrasting braid.
Meadowlark brown, rust, darker brown, navy and
French blue are the colors in these groups of dresses, and
the prices are $87.50 te $47.60.
(Flnt Fleer)
Of All the Follies, Feet
Felly Is. Worst
Shoes that torture put a handicap en life.
One's mind should never have te be centered
one one's feet !
Many a woman who has suffered that
handicap for years has found her first and
lasting relief in
bvjk)
This famous x health
shoe can be had in high
laced black kid or in
oxfords.
It leeks like the usual
geed-looking shoe of con
servative style.
Rut it's scientific shape
and construction fit it te
Ave the most exquisite
comfort.
Anatemik shoes arc
sold in this city at Wana
maker's only.
They are priced $14
and $15 a pair and are,
worth it!
We sell them every day,
but en Thursdays our cus
tomers may have the per
sonal counsel of their in7
venter, Dr. Celes, who is
here from 11 te 8.
(Flrtt Ffeer)
W"HEN you find yourself holding book or paper
: r at arm's length in order te read easily the
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We will fill oculists nrescriotiena with the
rwert care and will make repair promptly.
Fine French Kid Gloves for Easter
$2.75 a Pair
Twe-claap, pique-sewn, of soft flexible kid or velvety
suede, in the colors that will be most fashionable for
Spring street wear.
Kid in" white, white with black, pearl, gray, light
or dark tan.
Suede in exquisite gray and beaver shades and
black. '
(Mala Fleer)
MADAME LYRA
CORSETS FOR
THE SLENDER
FIGURE
' Madame Lyra corsets are
exceptionally well cut and
well made..
They are .especially boned
with a substance that is fa
mous for retaining the beau
tiful lines of the corset 'as
long as it is worn. -
New models designed for
slender figures are all of at
tractive pink broche.
Seme are entirely topless,
ethers a trifle higher back
than front, and a particular
ly attractive model is slashed
around the entire top.
All give the fashionable
straight-lined and slender
silhouette.
They are priced $5 te $15.
(First Fleer)
-
ENVELOPE
CHEMISES OF
SHEER
NAINSOOK
One trimmed with Irish
lace at $3.50; one with filet
at $3.85; ethers with em
broidery at $2.50 and $5;
and still ethers with Valen
ciennes and embroidery me
dallions at $5. .
(Third Fleer)
NEW HAIR
-BANDEAUX
SPEAK OF PARIS
And, in truth, they have
just arrived from that city.
They are wonderfully pretty
and especially se by evening
light.
One style is a trailing vine
of glittering silver tinsel,
another somewhat similar
with one huge sparkling
flower.
Others are of silver or
geld tinsel, set with imita
tion pearls and decorated
with different colored silk
rosebuds.
Ne two are alike. Prices
are $5 te $12.
(Main Fleer)
SPRING IS THE
TIME TO
"SHORT COAT"
THE BABIES
And here are the little
dresses in sizes six months
te two years and styles for
both girls and boys.
They are chiefly of sheer
lawn, with such dainty deco
ration as seems appropriate.
Prices are $2.50 te $3.50.
(Third Fleer)
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Easter Bunnies Are Busy
Cheesing Handkerchiefs
Bright colors are se much the fashion this year
that it is plain 'te be seen this is the kind most of the
Easter bunnies will cheese for gifts.
They are certainly the prettiest Easter handker
chiefs we have had, and, of course, they are every
thread linen.
Fer women all the soft, lovely shades' that Prris
taught American women te like, and they are exactly
the sports colors of this season. Starting from 25c,
they go up gradually te $15 each for the most exquisite
French hand-spuns. v
Fer men colors again, such beautiful ones and
such attractive patterns! In Spring green, tan, gray,
blue and lavender te match his hose and ties. Frem
75c up te $3 each for the finest French handkerchiefs.
Fer children the dearest little linen handkerchiefs
imaginable. They are white with colored borders, or
colored with white borders, or they have a bit of colored
embroidery in one corner. 35c te $2 each. ( The latter
are French.
(Main Fleer)
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SWISSES AND
ORGANDIES
FROM ST. GALL
are even sheerer and daintier
than last year, and cost
much less.
St. Gall Swisses with tiny
self-color pin dots are in
primrose yellow, delft, light
blue, navy, rose, brown,
orchid, cherry and gray.
They are the finest made,
and priced but 75c a yard.
St. Gall organdies, exqui
sitely fine and sheer, with
mercerized colored dots en
white or colored ground, pre
sent a variety of color choice
at $1.25 a yard.
FlM Flttrt
Household
Usefuls
Medicine cabinets with
wooden shelves and mir
rors in doers, $6. Medi
cine cabinets with glass
shelves, $7.50 te $14.50.
Mirrors beveled ; oval
shaped, $4.50; 16x24
I inches, $7.75.
Shee polishing boxes,
$2.75 te $4.
Steels for the bathroom,
$2.25 te $6.
Clethes trees, each with
six wooden hooks, $2.45.
Bathtub seats, adjust
able, $1.50 te $2.25.
All of these are white
enameled.
(Fourth Fleer)
THE "SHIFTER"
BLOUSE IS
HERE!
It is the blouse which has
shifted te itself some of the
most-coveted features of a
man's shirt, namely -his tie,
patch pocket and link cuffs.
Otherwise it is essentially
feminine, for the material is
a dainty white striped dim
ity and the cellar is a new
and. happy compromise be
tween the long roll and the
Peter Pan.
A satin four-in-hand tie in
regimental stripes gees with
each blouse. The price is
$4.50.
(Third Fleer)
Only Eight Days Yet te Order
Hardwater Seap
at its special March price of 60c a dozen cakes.
After March it returns te its regular price.
This geed bath and toilet soap is made
exclusively for us, is exceptionally pure, and
lathers well in hard water.
Cheese it 'in lemon, almond, verbena, violet
or unscented at 5c a cake in March only.
(Main Fleer and Down Stairs fitore)"
A Shirt a Day When It's Warm
Is Possible at $2.35 and $2.50
Sure enough, it's a man's Spring when geed woven
madras shirts have come back te such a price.
And there never was a better time te select them.
Stripes. A regular maze of stripes. Stripes in all sizes,
all descriptions.
Every stripe is as rich as can be, in a, color that has
warmed men's, hearts.
And every man knows the service in woven madras.
(Main Fleer)
Week-End Trips te Make and
Fitted Blouse Cases Down te $25
M
$"
at either end is a
Blouse cases with room aplenty
for all the fluffy bits of apparel
madame cares te take along.
And they are fitted out with
twelve needed toilet articles.
Every one a practical size, in
imitation tortoise-shell finished.
The cases themselves are par
ticularly well made of black cobra
grain cowhide, with padded tops,
two Drass locks. vv
The insides. are -?i" lined and
shirred pocket.
In 20 and 22 inch sizes.
(Main Fleer)
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A l' MER
LM CI Ah Sta-
Jba8 moved
te the Main
Fleer near
the Secial
Stationery
and convenient te the
Chestnut Street doers.
By Commercial Station
ery we mean all the tab
lets, typewriting papers
and supplies and also the
pens, penholders, ink,
pencils, blotters and se
en.
(Main Fleer)
And Think of a Man Getting a
Seft Felt Hat for $2.50
We're net talking politics, we're talking hats.
But when a hat of this kind gets as low as $2.50
the country's pretty close te healthy once mere.
First of all, a shape that nine out of every ten men
wear with genuine grace. And a shape that the whole
ten'' like.
In two shades of brown and a mighty geed-looking
shade of gray.
And the whole let at the same price.
And, by the way, homespun caps, in an assortment
that's just as unusual as the quality, are priced $1.50.
(Main Fleer)
England Sends "Redleaf" Underwear
for Men te Wear
And it comes from one of the foremost mills in that
country.
White gauze cotton, shirts long or short sleeves, drawers
in two lengths, $2.50 the garment.
Balbriggan, shirt with short or long sleeves and two
length drawers, $2.50 the garment.
Weel and cotton mixed, in light medium weight.
Drawers and undershirt sleeves in two lengths. $3.75 the
garment.
White silk-and-cotton shirts and drawers in two lengths.
According te size, the price varies from $7.70 te $9.30 the
garment.
(Main Fleer)
Bright Radiance of
Opportunity in Light-Cut
Glassware
The March Sale of China and Glass has many
brilliant and helpful features, one of the most
interesting being the spark'ling abundance of Hght
cut glassware at one-fourth te one-half below regu
lar prices.
A Few Exceptionally Geed Things at $1 Each
Water sets (jug and six tumblers), flower vase, 12-inch
size; guest set, cracker-and-cheese dishes, 8-inch berry bowls
all usually sold for double.
At 25c there is a remarkably bread assortment, the
notable pieces including goblets, tall-footed sherbet glasses
low-footed ice cream glasses, handled iced tea tumblers,
and se en.
Among ether glassware specials are:
Plain Blown Tumblers, 60c a dozen.
Needle-etched Tumblers, $1.20 a dozen. '
Colonial Tumblers, 45c a dozen.
Five-piece Glass Mixing Bowls, 75c a set.
(Fourth Fleer)
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After All, the Smart Shee
Is the Plain Shee
for the man who dresses with exacting care, at the
same time conservatively.
It's doubtful if there's a better oxford than these
of smooth tan calfskin, built en the straight English
last.
It's a modest shoe, it's a fashionable shoe, it's a
geed shoe.
Perfectly plain, with the straight tip.
And the price is $12.50.
(Main Fleer)
Beys' Spring Suits and Overcoats
Tep Netchers
That's the whole story.
Hew true it is the goods are here te show.
Norfolk suits for boys of 8 te 18 years, $15 te $32.
Many suits have two pair of trousers.
The choice at $20, $22.50 and $25 is remarkably geed.
Beys' spring overcoats, in 3 te 10 year sizes, 15 and
$16.50, and up te $30 for boys of 12 te 18.
(Third Fleer)
A Ship Has Come Frem China
Bringing Gorgeous Carpets
Newly unbaled pieces in carpet sizes, around 8x10
and 9x12 feet, in a variety of color effects, chiefly blue,
old geld, mulberry and golden tan.
Heavy in texture and distinctive in decorative
effect, they are bound te serve well and furnish te
advantage.
Moderately marked at $245 te $350.
(SoYenth Fleer)
Cretonne Bedspread Sets te
Ge With Spring Sunshine
New as the morning. Shown this season for the firit
time.
Yeu knew what a bit of cretonne will de for a room.
These bedspread sets are of cretonne in the prettiest
imaginable color effects and patterns chiefly combinations
of blue, rose and geld.
They are the most sunshiny of bed dressings.
Celer, charm, inviting-ness these they give te any bed
room. Set means a spread and detached bolster.
The spread is scalloped en the edge and has corners
cut out at feet.
Single-bed size, $12 a set. Deuble-bed size, $15 a Ret.
(Sixth Fleer)
NEW BOOKS
OF INTEREST
"Children of the Market
Place," by Edgar Lee Mas
ters, $2. The supposed me
moirs of an American
pioneer,
"Out of the Darkness," by
Charles J. Dutten, $1.75.
(Main Fleer)
LOW-PRICED
BED MUSLINS
FOR THE
SUMMER HOME
These are lightweight
muslins, smooth finished,
and extra geed for the low
prices
Pillow cases
42x36 inches... 25c
45x36 inches... 28c
Sheets
54x90 inches 80c
63x90 inches $1.05
63x99 inches $1.10
72x90 inches $1.10
72x99 inches $1.20
81x90 inches $1.20
81x99 inches..... $1.30
(Flnt Fleer)
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What About the Hair in Your
Clethes Brush?
Or in your silver brush ? Or in any one of a dozen
different brushes used about die house?
Where does it come from ? Seme animal, of course.
Is it pure'and clean and safe? If it has been sterilized
it is, and every strand of hair in a brush sold here has
been thoroughly sterilized.
Net a point that in itself will make the world go
round, but it is an example of one of the hundreds of
little details that make
The Goods in This Wan anx le of
Heusewares a Quality Apart Frem fi Others
And the same holds true of every one of the thousands upon thousands of
articles that make up this sale.
The same exacting demands are made upon saucepans or paring knives as upon
the construction of a refrigerator or gas stove.
And these things are selling from 10 te 50 per cent less during March.
(Fourth Fleer)
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