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ie long, rows of Austrian
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?Iars. rAt IVihn Beach and elsewhere they are '
mted close together te form a high,' graceful, but '
Ihickj green wall in' frbht' ejf stately 'mansions,
Miring te shut them in from th retds.v
In some vegetable farm
kes, te' break the force
rer the wide ec&m and ether waterways.- '
There' are hints of helpfulness in nature, if we
irain pur eyes te see them;'
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1 Women's Wraps Fine and
, Simple Arrive
Made "of bellvia, they are cut se simply, that all' the
interest is in .their pleasant color and quality.
i They are all 'rather 'full, some with .waistline cape,
ethers with wide, sleeves and Avaistine armholes ; and
their colors include' cobweb gray,, tortoise, Sorrento,
li, navy, Diac,K, gainaruiH, .uurre
ir ' Prices $150 and, $165;
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First With Ypting Women
Cemes the Tweerd Costume
fit maybe a. smart-tweed sports
: or it mav be a dress and cape.
Lint if. she hopes te be in fashion
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Mi ail vnia EBaier one, win uare
fat least one or the ether.
feShe can have a geed-looking
tweed suit, the coat lined with
i deadline, and tnere are two
i te cheese from, at the small
hnt at $25. Or there are finer
(Second
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is no 'mistaking the
Itaeaning of all the new Spring
Kllftfa an1 Kftnnnfc fnA nnnta.
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presses nnu ail tne etner De-
jWitching little garments in their
&HSW Snrintr fashinns.
R. One thing that every mother
non is the great number of Amer-
Kwnaae articles ana new mucn
fprettler nnd dainttPi- thuv nri
Ithsn ever before. They are very
snetrly up te Paris' standard and,
f-m course, mcy are much less cx-
Rsiwis
naive.
Taking
coats, for example,
(Third
If a Weman
' SiM!-Cen!:-
Afternoon Dress Under $50
ISe suggest her seeing; these today the variety is se geed.
rrlAV f)1a mnrln .if Pnnfnn
fejneavier silk crepes in browns,
S,-'8 few fll'C KPVrVplr nimnle and
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delightful novel fashions, or else are rather heavily embroidered.
Mi . Many of the styles are copied from expensive models.
Prices $40, $45 and $501
(Vint Fleer;
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Save Just Half
Ivery and Shell
The reannn a tmu ,mnir n
ieach that nut thnm in tin.
RfaW.' clnss with u8 though the
tweet is se trifling that Rem
wpuld call them "firsts."
I?rli.ere arS, mlrrrB, hairibrushes,
Ecembs, puff boxes, hair receivers!
OVst'
The Beet Shep Shorts a
JMew Atternoen Sandal
H is of gray suede, cut away
the sole en each aide.
It has medium tee and. vamp;
and a narrow strnn nn the
Jf front connects with the single
"i uirap.
(First
Twe- Excellent
Towels 75c
JiWOtch huckaback tnirnl. nf
"WViceable nualltv. with hmmi
'JPUre,, linen through and
2,W.and geed absorbers, aise
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LJu ' t ! ' nd'xcUitt,Wceach,
pines that grew rapidly
iha tiJAAimk f .nmrmrrlv
regions these trees form
of heavy winds blowing
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tweed stilts. in all the newest high
colorings at S35 and S42.50.
Or' if she prefers a tweed dress
and cape, there is a charming
sleeveless model at $25 and $28
and one in the 'finest English
tweed in pastel shades at $48.
' Tweed dresses with sleeves and
capes, two geed Btyles, are $28,
sues irem 14'te 20 years.
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there are darling little white cloth
and silk coats for tiny babies,
starting as low as $7.50. And the
same baby can have the daintiest
. cap he could wish' for, from CGc
te $4.75.
If he ia a bit elder, say from
, one te two years, his Easter coat
may be in white, pink or blue
and cost from $3.60 te $25, and
his hat or that for his small
sister, $1.25 te $12.
New Spring fashions display
themselves most charmingly in
the darker colored coats for
elder children, from two te six
ycas. There are dozens of styles
between $10.50 and $30.
Fleer)
Wants an
si.sin t Jinvi An aUi'ma nvt ilin
rust, navy, gray and black ;
fV,a nfViei.ii Viaira Viaarla naaA in
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en Imitation
Toilet Articles
traysj jewel bees, pinciishiens,
soap ' cases, salve , boxes, glove .
stretchers and frames.
Prices start at 15c for' a salve
box, and go te $4.25 for mirrors
usually sold at mere than twice
tnat.
Altle) '
The heel is a two-inch Leuis,
and the' sole light and flexible.
Altogether a finejbit of shoe
making, and priced at $17 a
pair.
The same sandal in bronze
kid is $16.
Fleer) ,
New Lets of
and 85c each
Alse a new let of fine quality
, Irish huckaback 'guest towels of
pure linen; with neat damask ber
ders in three patterns, all neatly
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In one of Mr, Wells'
novels VOld Cheater
tinwqp"ytBk- an' em
bodied, personality te the
smal boy; who played
around itis claw feet and
grew up in its Society, '
Seme of thele old chests
of drawers jn he Early
American Roem's -have,
just such a companionable
atmosphere.
, They have helped te
make family history., And
they are ready te start off
en a new, career- in the
homes of people who like
such interesting' old
things.' , ' f i
The group at present in
.the Reems, comprises old
.chests of drawers, in
cherry, curly maple, wal
nut, and mahogany, vary
ing in height from a low
chest about three feet tall,
containing 'four drawers,
te' a fine old block-front
chest- en - chest 'standing
qve'r'six feet and contain
ing sixteen drawers.
:, They are 'priced $50,
$115, $120 and en up te
$4Q0. .
(Fifth Fleer)
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All-Weel Dress Jersey for Less
A limited quantity of fine-gauge all-wool dress jersey,
one of the best qualities1 made, will be sold at the exceptional
price of $1.50 a yard.
It is 54 inches wide, and in black, navy,, delft, herina,
tan, brown, beaver and gray. 7
(Flrt Fleer) f f .
In the Oriental Treasure Heuse
Rare Ornaments for Easter Gifts
.
Fer the woman of exquisite taste there can be pe
mere appropriate gift than a personal ornament of jade
or ether , semi-precious substance. And the ornaments
just new displayed in the Oriental Stere are peculiarly
lovely and well chosen.
.Necklaces:
Chinese jade, $110 ie $30e'.
Amethyst, cut and plain,
$140 te $2fc5.
Lapis lazuli, $125 te $14U.
Reck crystal, $50.
Amber, $85 and $125.
Carnelian, $40.
' Blue chalcedony; $40.
Ceral, beginning with that
combined with king-fishers'
feathers and ending with
carved coral $26.60 te $85.
Ivery necklaces from $6 for
plain beads te $50 for carved.
(Main
Women Seem te Have Been
Wen by the Freedom of
Athletic Union Suits ,
Se loose and cool and comfort cemfort comfert
ablo when days arc warm,
Then another thing, athletic
union suits are durable and easily
laundered.
Right new there is particularly
generous cheesing.
At 85c pink and white dimity.
(rtt
CRINKLY Crepe Nightgowns for women, in two
styles, both low necked, one of pure white crepe
with hand-embroidered dots in pink and blue, atid
one or wmte crepe wun cewrea figures.
?eeorfM,et!fite s0mmk
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, OLD splisrify
ceme;ba5k
At4east,theneW mantU-
las being ahewn Jn the NecK
wear Stere recall the mari mari mari
tillas'ofremancB. ''
The square of white sUk
are embroidered ,in brifht
colors, these of blacjc in cplpr
efc, black, and. they are;All
deeply fringed.
'. Prices .run irpm $2QtP '
$150. '
On'e mantilla, hand; em
broidered in Japan, is $200.
(Mala VlMr)
.Peter Pin Waist? '
of Voile , v
l One is of wKite' voile with
quantities of real ,fllet anda
feminine-looking double frill down
the front, $6.W.. . ... '
One has red and elue embroid embreid embroid
ery en cellar, sleeves, and front,, ,
$5.G8. ., . ,j ,i
The third has bishop, sleeves '
and bands of checked gingham, $5.
' (Third 'Fleer)
One-Strap Slippers
. ataSaviiijg:. ,
Tomorrow the Women's Shee,
Stere will sell a limited quantMftr.
of' fiHe tirewn glazed kidskin ener
strap 'alippers at $7.75 about
halt; usual price. t.
.They havej'Kigh .Leuis 'heelsj
light. turned sole and one instep
strapi The darkbrewn color
almost like br6nze4-Wlll gewell
with afternoon gowns of blue or
ether colors. . ' VJ
(FirttTloer)
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and Unmeunted
Jade, $50 te $185.
Carnelian, $13.
Amber, $16 te $25.
Earring a
mounted in geld.
Green jade, $50 te $110.
White jade, $20 te $28.
Others crystal with black
onyx,, crystal with lapis, onyx
and' carnelian;- chalcedony,
green onyx crystal and coral
with kingfishers' feathers
range from $22.50 te $36.50. '
Bracelets
of green jade, $25.
Rings
ei jade, $15 te $60.
fleer)
Bodice style with ribbon shoulder
straps.
At $1, pink or white nainsoek,
cambric or plaid muslin.
At $1.25, white striped voile.
At $1.75.pink or white striped
veile or plain f nainsoek.
At $2 and $2.50, better quality
pink or white striped voile.
fleer)
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TfiiASTEtt cards
and novelties
are, reay in' the
Boek Stere en the
Main Fleer.
Have Yeu Ordered Your
Hard water Seap? .
There are four days yet te get it at its special March
price, of 60c a dozen cakes.
It is a fine soap for bath and toilet-eod for shaving,
shampooing and all cleansing uses.
Lemen, almond, verbena or violet scent, or unscented.
And a generous cake for the special March price of 5c a cake,
or 60c a dozen.
(Main Fleer and Down SUln Slare) -
About Hall Clocks
We Always Are Particular
In the first place we won't have anything but the best
American-made hall clocks in our Cleck Stere.
It doesn't seem te us that any one can afford any but
the best.
All the ball clocks here are'eased in beautiful mahogany
cases, and they are worthy a place in any home.
With hour and half-hour strike, $155 te $260.
Chimingpn tubular bells, Westminster chimes, $270 te
.$645. '.''' .
ehiming oft tubular bells, either Westminster, Whitting Whitting
ten andy Canterbury chimes, or Oxford, Westminster and
Whittington chimes, $410 te $855.
(Main Fleer)
A White Avalanche of
Dimity Bedspreads
Or we might' call it a white invasion of the bed
clothing store, but anyway these marvels of snowy
daintiness seem te have taken possession of the place
by right of seasonableness and excellence.
Constantly incoming lets keep the supply up te a
fine abundance.
, Crinkle, or seersucker weaves, white as driven snow
and specially priced at $2 each for size 2x2iA and $2.25
each fersize 2x2V&. , - -
I (Sixth Fleer)
Odd and "Few of a Kind"
Dinner Sets, Half or Near It
In the China Sale
Odd lets of all kinds, both in dinner sets and
glassware are being sold at new reductions from the
low March Sale prices.
There are many such groups, but the number
of individual items is limited, se that early choice is
imperative.
Of course, the main assortments, both in dinner sets
' and glassware, still afford splendid selection at geed savings.
Among the odd and "few of a kind" dinner sets new at
half, or almost half, are ttiese, all of which are complete sets
of excellent standard ware.
English semi-china dinner sets American semi-china dinner
of 106 pieces, border patterns in ua. i,--j n 4
tan. black and pink, new $27.50. sets' berdcr Pattern ' a vety
French china dinner sets of 100 of color effects, with geld-traced
SS'ArinhSSSiK; handle ' " -.
$50. $22.50 a set of 106 pieces.
(t'enrtb rioer)
Special Stamped Stationery
With Die for $2
There is one quire of letter paper and envelopes te
match, white or blue, made by one of the best makers in
America, stamped with the monogram in any plain color
(excepting only geld and silver) and the'die for $2.
j I '"This is th6 mere remarkable considering that any one
of the thirteen styles of dies from which one may choes'e
usually costs almost double this price, te"say nothing of the
paper or stamping.
(MaJn Fleer)
Best in Years, the Values in Traveling
Bags and Suitcases
Sturdy Cowhide Suitcases, $7.50
Well-Made Cowhide Bags, $5
Newly arrived, and a new
reason for chasing away the
ghost that says conditions aren't
what they ought te be.
Net in years have we had suit
cases te equal these at $7.50.
Cowhide suitcases either 24 or 26
inches. Splendidly made and re
inforced at the corners with
mmst Right mm
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BOUDOIR CAPS
as dainty as Spring blos
soms are of satin and crepe
de chine and laces; and their
colors are the ,ief test blues,
pinks and. ercWds, besides
white. Prices are $1 te
91.65.
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Topcoats Frjem England Aiwm
Making Friends With Meti
In the Londen Shep
Perhaps
it's the cut,
maybe the colors or fab
rics, but there's something
about these coats that's
different.
Smart - looking coats,
easy, light ones for Spring
days.
They come from Eng
land's best maker of
coats, Kenneth Durward.
In the main, colors are light. It seems thajfghtef ,
the better with most of them.
Like ether coats, tweed is the popular fabrifc
But the styles show the difference. Sema art,'
strikingly new, ethers seem te call te mind models that
have been popular in the past.
Priced $55 and $65.
(T!teVnitT .
, Beys, They're Fine The
Spring Suits and Overcoats
'Hardly a boy, from toddlers of 8 te "huskies" of 18, that
hasn't ideas as te clothes.
Especially is this true of chaps' of 8 te 18. Styles, Re
signs, colors they have their own notions as te all of thM
points. "' ,
Well, we are ready with the Spring suits and overcoats
that will please the boys and that it will pay" fathers .and
mothers te invest geed money in. ,
Spring suits, in 8 te 18 year sizes, $16.50 te $25, two
trousers suits included.
Spring overcoats in 3 te 10 year sizes, $13.50, $15 and
$16.50, and in 11 te 18 year sizes, up te $30.
(Third Fleer) M ' ,
Here's a $6 Hat Men Can't
Equal Anywhere Near the Price
A new hat that's different.
Copied from the smart hat shops along the Piccadilly in
Londen and made up for Wanamaker's.
Seft felt, in the Alpine shape, with the edges a bit rolled.
Beth bands and binding along the edges are a little
deeper in tone than the hat itself, yet neither match'. r '
In three shades, pearl gray, tan and vicuna. '
(Mala Fleer)
Anether reason se many people ; ' '
are sorry the heusewares sale
is coming te a close is the
difference in price en
Blu-Mettle Laundry Seap
New 5 Cents the Cake
During March only, or throughout the Heusewares
Saje, this wonderful laundry soap can be had at this
price.
Thousands of people
they have been looking for
, And thousands have piled up orders te get a year's
supply at this price advantage.
While there probably will be several days' delay in
delivery, due te the bulk of ordera.new en hand, all
orders taken in March will be sent te your home at 5
cents the cake.
(fourth Fleer)
An Old Man, a Yeung Man, Any
Man Can Get the Shoes He
Wants at $6.40
Net only one price here, but it's the one price we're
strongest en.
And it's a practical price for men.
First of all, there's a tan, grain calf brogue with the
soft tip, like young men demand. The same shoe is also in
black.
Then a tan oxford of smooth calfskin. It's a plain
oxford that the man of affairs would wear. Made en the
English last, and it is here in black as well.
. -, Anether smart shoe is the two-tone sports oxford. Of
smoked horse, which is light, and the dark tan saddle and
quarter foxing. The soles are rubber, with cup suctions.
(Muln lloer)
heavy leather. Straps run all
the way around. Brass-finished
trimmings.
The traveling bags also are of
cowhide and double sewn along
the edges, while the. linings are
leather.
There are smooth brown ones
or long-grain black bags te
cheese from.
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