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rr Stream of Rippling Water
? ' ' A few days age, a long way off, it met usin
the forest and sang te us with a sunny smile en
v our way down the mountain.
I It seemed te say, "Come along, come along,
,nd let me show you what I have been doing for
f hundred years and mere at the 'Mill en the
'Fless,' where at my touch the grains of the field
,are turned into the whitest flour, which the
farmer's wife turns into the whitest of bread."
These comforting currents of thought that
flew in this old stream
a man or woman may - have in old age, in
reflecting en lives well spent in generous service.
Signed
May 1, 191.
LUXURIOUS
rriupe ii
The fur cellars arc of white
and Summer ermine, mole,
'squirrel, natural and dyed car
acul, and a combed-out krim
mer, and they go charmingly
with the rich or quiet colors
of the duvetyn wraps.
One dahlia-colored, duvetyn
has gray krimmer cellar.
, A walnut brown wrap lias
a cellar of Summer ermine
and a back which folds curi
ously ever the front panels.
A cobweb-gray wrap is lined
with -peach color and softened
by a stele cellar of dyed mole.
', A black duvetyn has a little
.Upper cape with decoration of
leut steel railheads. f
A, pointed wrap" of black
.duvetyn has a fox 'cellar, 'a
vividly printed lining and is
Vern like a-Reman toga.
,1 Price $175 te $250.
Hrt
Fur Cellared Silk
Women at
Nothing less than seeing
them will give you an idea of
hew pretty they a-e and hew
wonderfully inexpensive.
Just imagine a full-length
cape of a heavy crepe silk that
hangs in straight folds. It may
be black, navy or gray with a
lining of some bright contrast
ing color such as jade, tan or
(Second
Is There a Weman Who Doesn't
Yearn for the Mannish Smart
ness of Oxfords ?
At least one pair of oxfords, for it's spring and
walking time.
Hardly anything in footwear can take the place of
oxfords when a suit of tweed is worn, and certainly
nothing is as practical when madame swings along the
flowered-kissed byways.
And oxfords of many styles
are here for women aieund $8
or $9.
A new one is a two-tone ox
ford of smooth brown calf
Bkin with the straight, soft tee
and mannish flat heel. Acress
the instep is a blai'k calf
saddle. The price is $8.
Smart also is the tan nor-
wegian oxford with wing tip's,
' heavy welted soles, flat becls.
The same oxford can he had
'in black Russia calf and the
price of cither is $&.
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'AVE Our Own Price for Grass
J Rugs and It's a Third Less
Geed fortune in fact, unusually geed fortune for
they are the Chinese grass rugs that have shown them
selves te be se sturdy and wearable.
Entirely new this year and rtbt at all like the Jap
anese straw rugs.'
Designs and colors as attractive as any of the year
and live different sizes.
0x12ft. . $8.75
6x0 ft $4.50
27 x 54 inches
I (Hetrnlli
te Loek at That
are like unto these which
(
Fur-Trimmed
M - ruvizvyu,
llcier)
Capes for Yeung
$38.50
gray Canten a epe. Theie is
no end te the occasions for
such a cape in Summer.
The cellar is the fashionable
straight stand-up kind and it
may be either of silky black
caracul or natural colored cara
cul. All sizes from fourteen
te twenty years.
Fleer)
A flapping fringe tongue is
a novelty many young women
like en an oxford and it is
unusually smart en the tan
bearded calf oxfords at $9.
Then the narrow English
oxford. ' Always the Htand-by
with many women. Small per
forations lend the leek of
fashion, while ' the military
heels meet the tastes of these
who don't like the long, hard
hike. In black Russia calf the
price is S8; in tun smooth
calf, $8.75.
lour)
4.0x7.6ft $3
3 x6 ft $1.50
85 cents J
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CPANISH Lace
Fleuncings
Twe yards of fifty-inch
fleuncings at $3.85 a yard will
make one of the prettiest' and
lcast expensive of dresses.
It in extremely easy te make
in fact, we have a model here
which shows hew easy;-and the
lace may be had in many col
ors periwinkle, tan, henna,
sand, violet, black, brown and
navy.
The price is the 'lowest' we
have yet had en such geed
fleuncings.
(Mnln fleer)
PXQUISITE
x-' Handkerchiefs
Arrive Frem Paris
Se dclicieusly feminine and
dainty te the Inst.degreel Fine
sheer linen, with hand hem
stitching and, in some cases,
drawnwerk, and the hem, in
some novel manner, is appli
qued in the form of a scroll.
Priced $2 te $5 each.
Green bcinir the color of
J
the emerald, the birthstone for-
May, till gift handkerchiefs
during this month will be tied
up with emerald green ribbon
unless otherwise requested.
(Main fleer)
CJIX Different
Socks Have
Come for Children
And we went all the way
across the sea se the tiny folk
could have something a little
out of the ordinary this Sum
mer. Twe .shades appear that
haven't been seen in children's
socks sand and beige and all
have stripes of contrasting'col centrasting'col contrasting'cel
ors at the top.
Seme are white grounds
with colored tops, semp French
blue or navy or brown, and all
have unusual designs.
Of brilliant and durable mer
cerized lisle and priced GO
cents the pair.
(First Fleer)
The Vogue
Pattern
Quarterly
for Summer
1922
is new ready, price 3.1ci in
the Pattern Stere.
(Flrnt Fleer)
(Certain irre-,
sistible Frecks
of Printed Silks
"I simply must have one of
these," is the thought that
peps into a woman's head the
moment she sees 'these dainty
things dresses which our
grandmothers would have re- i
ferred te as "Summer silks." '
But they .have a grace and
ease which the fashions of
ether days never knew, being ,
made of the softest of printed
silks in the gayest and daint
iest of colors cherry and
white, jade and white, henna
and beige, navy and beige and
se en. j
Of ceurs, they are in one ene ene
piece styles, with long and
short sleeves, and of course,
some of them have pockets.
Prices aie $45 and $47.50.
(First Fleer) i
WHITE
Corset
Sale
News
Fresh lets come into the
Sale teduy all L. R. corsets
ever a dozen models of ceutil,
batiste and elastic between 65c
and $6.50; two quite wonderful
specials for average women
one topless and nuide of pink
broche, price, $3.50, and one
of broche at $2; and two light
weight models particularly
geed for Summer at $3.50.
(Third fleer)
"EW Madeira Hand-Embroidered
-L Linens in the White Sale
Linen luncheon sets of 13 pieces, hand embroidered
and elaborately hand scalloped. The price is $G.75 a set.
100 dozen Madeira hand-embroidered and hand
scalloped tea napkins, size 13xl!J inches, have just come
in te sell at a special price $7.50 and $8.50 a dozen, the
lowest in about five years.
Anether new let of ivfadeira hand-embuoidered hand
scalloped bread-tray doilies, 6x12, has just been opened
te sell at the special price of 50c each.
(lrt Fleer)
XITe.sHad June Brides
W in Mind When We
Made This Sale df White
"IIHICH is one reason why there is such a
large proportion of the hand-made and
hand-embroidered Philippine garments and of
the favorite silks.
In fact, we never have had such charming
things of either kind in such variety and for se
little money.
Think of paying only $1.85 te $8.50 for delightful
Philippine nightgowns and $1.85 te $3.85 for chemises ;
of being able te get the beautifully tinted silk crepes and
radiums and satins for prices which don't go above $7.50
and drop as low as $1. Many of these silk undergar
ments, by the way, may be bought in sets.
On the ether hand, the
Weman who wants sturdy and
substantial undergarments for
everyday Summer wear and
for vacationing will find thou
sands of them from which te
cheese, from high7neekeel
'nightgowns and s.treng
double-paneled petticoats te
(Main nuil
Prices
On Philippine
Under muslins
NiehtEewiiH
DruwfMa ...
01icinlf.es . . ,
I'cttlceuts . .
. $1.85 te H .'in
$1 te $'J
.51.85 te $:i S".
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On Demestic
Under muslins
XiRhtKun us 75c te $7.5u
Chemises 70c te $5
Praters 50e te $1.05
HHHE Children's White
Sale Brings Savings in
Undermuslins
-Mothers, as a rule, leek te it for the needed Summer
supplies, for they have learned from the experience of
ether years that every little garment in this Sale is neat
ly and carefully made and of geed quality material and
that the prices are small indeed.
Baby's nightgowns, 50c te
.$2.25, in sizes one te four
yeai s.
Xightdraucrs for childicn
from two te twelve years aui
75c te $1.85. In cambric or
trepe.
Nightgowns, 45c te $2 nre
of crepe, nainsoek and batiste
for children four te sixteen
years.
Billie Burkes, $1.25 te $3 in
(1 lilrd )
Plenty of Summer Blouses at
White Sale
Theie are, all the, kinds, tee.
that v. omen especially vuint te
wear with speits suits or sepa
rate skirts and theie are many
geed waistsie go under sweut
ei.s. At $1.85 aie seme pretty
Peter Pan and tuxedo styles,
(DiiM mid
crinkly crepe garments, the
coolest and daintiest of lace
trimmed nuinsoek things, and
quantities of delicate-colored
batistes. The great bulk of
prices en the everyday under
muslins is from 50c te 81.50.
All prices aerage 25 per
cent less than the prices in
our White Sale a year ajre
Third J loero)
J.ernr petticoat
Short licttlce.its. . .
Stcp-lu bloemcu.
Hlriemen
I'elset (,()ilH
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.50c te $1 0
. .50u te J".-5
.35e te $1 65
..50c te fl 50
On Silk
Undergarments
MshtKeuns
.M M te -.:,
.$1 $" te $5 5U
4.' 75 te $J 85
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batiste ami ciepe. l'teni six
te sixteen jcar sizes.
HloemcrN uec te $1.25 for
four te Mxtcen year git Is.
Drawer, 20c te 65c in two
te ten year sizes.
Combination drawers and
waist, 75c te $3. Sizes four
te fourteen.
Princess petticoats, 75c te
5 ,,?'.' four t0 sixteen years.
White petticoats, 9.")c te $3.
kiiis, uu ie .in inciics.
loer)
Prices
also sonic with luce and ein ein
bieidery. -AInny aie samples.
At $2.85 me lovely hand
made batiste waists with hand
cmbieidery and hand drawn.,
weik. Seme have Peter Pan
and ethers roll cellaus.
Writ AIMrs)
T EMON Cleans
,L' ing Cream Is
Something New
One meie added te the geed
Queen Mary prepuiatieus from
our ew'n laborateiics.
It is a bland cleansing cream
te be usul either in place of
water after exposure te dust
or after washing the face with
water. It is a delightful cienm
for nioteiists and the lemon
odor is most flagrant and ic
fieshing. In three sizes, 50c, $1 and
?1.50 a jar.
(Main Fleer)
A SILVER Tea Service Stands
First Among Gifts
Fer one thing, it is about the handsomest wedding
or anniversary present that a person could give.
The pattern is most important. The tea service
usually determines the character of the rest of the
silver.
The Wanamaker Jewelry Stere offers a large variety
of beautiful designs, mostly period styles, in sterling
silver tea sets. The entire set of seven pieces consists
'of coffee pet, tea pet, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, waste
bowl, kettle and waiter. Fer such a set one may pay as
low as $800 or as high as $3800 or anywhere in between.
Or the five-piece service or even the different pieces
may be bought separately.
(Mnln Meer)
COLQRED
Glass in
Superb Choice
(And Wedding
Bells Are
Chiming)
People who knew stoics
from the Pacific te the Atlantic
are convinced that there is no j
collection of colored class in
the country than theWana
maker selection.
It is unequaled, net only in
comprehensiveness and variety,
but especially in the atti active
chacactcr of the pieces.
A wealth of pretty and use
ful things, such as flower
bowls with candlesticks te
matchy-buffet sets, fruit bowls,
candy jars, vases, competeb
and kindred pieces.
In almost every color of the
rainbow, also unusual and dis
tinctive shades: amethybt,
amber, royal blue and ether
charming hues.
Prices from $1.25 for a com com
eote te $50 for a buffet set of
a bowl with four candlesticks
te match.
Delightful bridal gifts, every
one.
(tenrtli Iloer)
SUMMER Means
White Shirts te
a Great Many Men
Seft and cool-looking white
shitts, peihaps a little "negli
ge" in appearance.
And of all the white shirts
three that are heic stand out
like feliade in tlmdcbcrl in com
parison with ethers. w.
One of softest cheviot, with
or without attached cellar, and
having soft turn-back cuffs is
marked $2.75.
Xe.t a self-striped madras,
excellent madras, se fine the
count. Neckband style, with
soft turn-back cull's. Price,
$3.50.
Almest as tine as silk aie
the shirts of Sea Island poplin,
and they have the luster of
silk, tee. But back of the
beauty is the sturdy wearing
ability of firmly woven cotton
and the price is $5.
(Muln I-loer)
A GOOD, Solid
Oxford for
Men Cut a Little
Higher
than usual and built along
English lines is the best day
in and day out shoe.
After all, the reason behind
it im just as solid as the e- '
fords.
I'Vftt of all they aie smart ,
without being extreme and aie '
the kind of shee3 a man can
wear and wear, any time, any- I
where. '
Plain oxt'enK that aicn't I
plain aie new ones of tan Rus- I
sia calf without a murk en '
them except the stitching.
Everywhere they am sewed, ,
that is everywhere it shows,
several iew of orange stitches
aie used te centiast with the
leather. Price, S7.50. i
(Muln I loer)
rhe World's Best Refrigerators
The werld'h best because:
The boxes are well made.
Built solidly te stay geed; built scientifically
te circulate the air continually and thoroughly.
1 hey preserve the family health.
They conserve the daily ice.
They are moderately priced.
wV4nKAhe r?fr'Keniters in this greatest of all selections
are: WniteJNfeuntam. Seecm Svnimn ATeiri,.i,i wun,. n
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cwiu .-imc-iiiiua un-Hieei anti iuutly.
A convenient price listing of the white steel
nere according te ice capacity
ue lbs
85 lb
?'10
$55
100 lbs $G5
100 lbs. (smaller feed space) $02
WONDERFUL
Lamp Shades
Frem Paris
Seme of the most distin
guished things of the sort VjC
have seen for years.
Silk, richly carried out, and
limited in number. Prices
I are $150 and $200.
(Fourth lloer)
TME Handle Hides Away When"
the Traveling Rag Stands , '
Alene
Men who travel far like the new bag because its
habits are different from ether bags, in that it doesn't
walk away when the owner isn't looking. , '
When it is necessary te leave the bag for a time
while buying railroad tickets or attending te some ether
duty in which a bag would be a burden, just fold the
handle inside and lock it up.
And it's a splendid bag in ether ways. Heavy cow
hide, leather lined, sewed frames and durable brass trim
mings. Standard size for men and the price is 12.75.
(Muln l'loer) .
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llfere Than 200 Bed-
W room Suits 20 te 5ft
Per Cent Belew Market
Prices
One Feature of This Surprising
Furniture Sale fiK
Suit, that range in price from $165 te $785, and in
clude the best and most desirable grades of cabinet work
turned out in America.
A Few of the
ilC't for a four-picce
antique iery enameled suit.
$ll)! for a four-piece an
tique hoi enamel suit, Queen
Anne design.
$208 for a four-piece suit
of walnut veneer, Adam de
sign. $215 for a feur-pieci an
tique ivory enamel dcceiated
suit.
$225 for a four-piece an
tique mahogany vuneer suit,
William and .Mary design.
$250 for a feui -piece an-
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fellows :
100 lbs
150 lbs,
he AthtrmeH Clients
i'sXl82.28
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At the ferrule end ',, LffiS
leather loop te carry thekb, t&'ffl
and at the handle cnu is aw.
a most sensible arrangement' Mi
in view of the uses of tbMW
paiasels. iVv
Pretty as well as practical
beinjr covered with natural cel
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ered raffia and lined with flew-,
ered chintz. The handle is len,
and folds in two se thatii
easily gees in a trunk. (
The price is $7.50. '
(Muln lloer)
Bedroom Suits
uque manegany eneer
suit,
iii'ppeluhite design.
$2j8 for a feur-piece an
tique mahogany veneer suit,
Leuis XVI desie-n.
t $200 fey a four-piece
tique walnut veneer Htiifc.
an-
s300 for an eight-picca
enamel suit in blnck and
orange and decorated.
$350 for a feur-piece Wil
liam and Mary Buit of mahoff maheff
aiiv veneer.
390 for n six-piece Leuis
a I suit of walnut veneer.
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