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INDIVIDUALITY
EXCELLENT CUISINE
Roem, Slwrle, $3.00 te 15.00
Mere Opens 1nll.v nt 0 .. M. Cleicn 5)30 1
WHARTON SCHOOL ,
RESUMES EXAWIS I
A11 These Goods en Sale Tomorrow
MnH nml riiene Ortleri Filled Uell, Wntnul (1300 Keynienri, Mnln 4101
READ
THE ADVERTISEMENTS
vs.
where you can
get the best
values, then
get your Stere
Orders from
gj
Write for Details
Bres.
1118 CHESTNUT STREET
IVIarriett
fOjldrincJieff!
um
'Vit
scatters congestion
Yeu get quick relief from a cold
by applying Slean's. H quick
enins circulation ( f bleed the
conccstien is broken up.
Mill en hate also lutitiJ In Slrnn'i
welcome fr'iedretn rheumatism Keep
1 1 hand It sort bruistd raui.les, back
aches and nci.rdlk.iA.
' Slean's Umment'kMspalnf
First Direct Bleed
Treatment Brings
Relief te Asthmatic
Sufferer
Tried 13 Other Physicians
Without Any Benefit
Recommends Direct Bleed
Treatment Te All
"In lOlfl. I tpik a i-ail er.i1 ant 111
pneumonia of both 1 m ftir c trlnjt
evr Hie pnnm. rtta I utt T-ikin 'vlth
asthma ami miff' t,l t"l th iriMiit t'm
I iraa alwar" itrk an 1 hid nsthnmtl lit
tncks at l?At nnre a Tsefk nit 1 a um,'li
te work tcr two nr thrai iliys each wp'.v an I
always had t. nit or stand up all nlnlit r
trlrtl ten home physicians nnl fir frnm
Phlladelphla but "t arn.l mi- n ithlns
Harin(t of tin- Plrct Illnel Trntiint
(Aute Tt'mle TtiiriipTi I dndid te tak
them and te mr snrprlsi. lal rllrf
from th first trrstm.nt Aftr fnltnff
three llrrt IHr-i.l rratmnt, I am 'lib'-i'l
te werK t'vri aav ana naT nis njfunl
aleep at nlcli I cannot av ene ich '
hew mr crttutiulp I nint te ti iAt t i
public annum 'ni,tit an f h ,p tin' f
nands mere will hn ire.l thm ch t ,
irenderful Meed tr.atmcnt. nhili r r..
oeramnd t pverr -n Jehn I res. I
2.10 Peplir st !h mnut'i I'
DIRECT BLOOD TREATMENT
(Aute Hemic Therapy)
h preTfn a M"nj m n mn et
tint rbi hn I lva r -f eiru w
again. It Hrt lirtiy nn ti. ,. nt .
tneit Hifte- 'he bltri- ml bni flt
Without
Without
Operations
Medicines
Aitthma
Many dla i)ri n A imla
ratarrh neltri I jh II k I
nnumanm. sriatl a Efiena Infammi
tlen of the Nie Threat nl 1 uns i; I
ether lenj ttandlns a' i n i r. n r
reanend te ?. tr ament
Call or tend ter Fv D'f'tpttv. Tin
PM Explaining 4ufe 7mie rhera.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday Tuesday Friday 9
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A M te
Saturday
AUTO HEMIC
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1435 CHESTNUT ST
SUITE 210.211. Philadelphia
Breach Institute. SO E Market St..
wilkes.Barre, Pa,
Brief Period of Discontinuance
Failed te Produce Results
Beneficial te Study
SOCIAL SCIENCE MEETING
Kxnmlmtiens In the Wharten Soheol
of the I'tiltfTMlty of lVnnjlvnntn. I
which teri ilNrentimicil hist venr n I
nn txporiment, will W reunitil npitlti
tlii. ftr. tin' f.iculty of the whoel hn
decided
That deeMen hvins te rrn ind tetn
penrily -m erjieriiiirnt whleli wns wlng
wttihed In pdueiitieii.il cireles tin huk'i - '
out the eeuntrt Tie ebfeet in eliitu
niuing tlie fm.'il 'itid midvenr evuiiiltm evuiiiltm
tieiis w.is te prevent "ernmmlnR" he
fore ntnminiitlMis. nud te put in plnee
of the "eTMi ' the inMrurter' .lmtiC
ment of the students' work nml iule .
nt 'liert tu'ert il
It It t the . .Went did net work in well
in pnetiei" n in theerj Seme te.ieheis
nt the end of the term s.we enmlnn enmlnn
tlem te their e'lisses whu'li were full'
he piui1 of the iieihei "e:im" in
iirv va . 'iii'l tliere wns u difference
of opinion nm"iu fneu't nunnbert in
e tlie wfilem of i beliihuiK the a a
.iiiiin;itieii. Tlii eliminnt en of tin "eTinns" had
the henrt) -upjiei' "f l'i Kmevj .Tehn-
son. lean f the Wlrirleii Scheel, who
tis new in Seuth in ri i en i init-ieu
I r the 'ieMframent .rid n llie rvpre-
eti'uti. of tin- I juti I t.itc I'hninbi-r
f Commerce. I r. .lel.ii1 ti unw in if
.n inpvrtuiit d"ie fei f.nun; time .mil ,
ib"
Tnrh lUFt aiimnn'r a committee tvn
ippelntid te leek lute the mnttr ther.
e .s-hlj l'ref. .1. II Wllllts w.w clmir
r .in t t tint committee and it w.ii en
lie hiisls of n report "-iibuit t toil by tlie
miitiiltt f te a facultj uteeiinc lat
inenili th.it It nils decided te bring buck
tue examinations.
An nlhi'i.il stntem nit issneil ,iftr tlie
fncu.t uicttlni; di elarex : " I lit Wliar-
ten Scheel fueultj has teil t di-cnn-t
nue the ctpetlinent tried out ilnriiu
tie l.i-i M-liulnstl)1 jenr of nbellshing
tun' ev.imli.ntlen". I'tiiler tin teui
It wns found that the AVIiarti'ii cl el
w;is w kin upon n different 'Cudn'.e
frrm etlrr dpp.irtmentM. Tli.it llffi'r
en v eaii-eil iidiiiinNtrntive dithntttle
. !i tli M'emed te be unavoidable an!
wlibli h.iM caused the sjstein ie be
JlM'OIltillUtd."
Many prominent 'Indent1 of pe'itlenl
sclein e ami economies in this ceuntr
will attend n special iiieetlnp of the
American Academ of l'elithal ntnl
,i' jsi'ieiice In honor of the late Pr.
lm !l Nelsnii 1'ntten, one of tin found
i r of tin aMiem and jirofeiter of
rconeinlc-5 in the I'nivt'rRlty of l'enn
hth.mln. net Satinday night in Wlth Wlth Wlth
erspoen Hail, Walnut nud Juniper
treits.
Amenc th 'peakers trill lie repre
sent. iUve- of -tually all the larcer
economic nn 1 socleUilcal nsiciatiens
.n the ceutitrv I)r I.. S. Howe, presl.
ili ut f tl.n Americttn Academ of l'e.
'lucal and Secial Science, will speak
fir that body, and Ir Tnsiah H lVn
nunan acting provost of the LnUer-
j sitj et l'eniitjlvanla, will represent the
rnlvtT'ity.
I Other speaker! will be Pr. Simup
McCune Lindsay, president of the
Ai adeinv of I'elitlenl Science in tin i
Ciij of Vpw Yerk; Pr. Henry It Pea-
ger, president of the American K'e- i
nemli Assncintlen . Pr .Inmes T
poling, of the American Political Se .
ence Asoe.ntien ; Pr J I I.iltttn
1 berger, pres. lent of the American Si-
cioleglcnl Sni'ii'tv . Pr I.lchtner Witt
:rir, of the American I'lulesnpln nl s
-in lntien. and Pr Paul W. Ki'legg,
of the Suriev Vjoeiatleti.
T0V NEVER SEE THE "IDENTICAL THING" ANYWHERE ELSE MARKED LOWER THAN YOU PAID HERE-as a matter ei fact
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Certain characteristic! are asio asie
clstted se inseparably and exclu
sively with the Stuts that te
scribe them te any ether car
seems almost presumptuous.
That is why the desire for the
Srutzcan net be satisfied with
any ether car. Its distinctive in
dlviduallty precludes substltu.
tien or imitation.
BLOCKSOM MOTOR CO.
667 North Bread Street
rhenes Poplar 0392-0383-033')
Touring Car . $'640
Spertster . . j.JT'JO
lteaJtirr . . i2450
Coupe .... )MW
tilll'tKtif.e.b. Indiarufelu
m 'Ik
I in k
i lllilBplllliflllllM
("ieerge W . Stiweiis, n sriduitn f
Merce-shur: Ai adeinv. was '"d
iTCinh nt of the -njihemiji" li i'
! the 1 niversity of Pennsvlvanm ester
lav
, Othe- officer! e!eed were II .z'
King, nil1 pn-xideiit . I' I'a il Virr
se.'ret iT . Mimlli I II Krencl , t,
ner. nml Iilt m Pans, histernin 'I he
t'e I iw wer chosen i.iembeis ,f '.
1 M'cutna Committee M V lirivwng
t .n .lr, chairman A S (iee'7, C
rdwa'1 (Jrafmueller nnd M ,T
Mat iMiv
MAN TAKEN, WOMAN FAINTS
Prisoner Accused of Deserting Wife
, and Children
i Twe detectives,, who arrested Ki gene
Bilker en n ehnrge of deserting s
wife ind f 'jr children in Camde', uerp
ebhged te call n phvsnelnn last ?, Khi
t" .ittniiil Itessie (iiililmtlll. who ilri I ei
sen-cless .itter screaming sin u , )
Htnk te Ituki r The nrrest was n e
in i ! " ine m N'ertb Fifth Ntner 'n
Siisi-piehnnrni nvenue When tin r
whs- reied she found Itakcr hi ' . ,
taken te City Hall.
, Margaret Baker, the iesi-rei ',
with her children lues at U i . ,
infn street, Camden, si e I ,lr,
.it P. it iter left the famih two t .
jn S'n- found he wa! iiu't n i ,
N'ertn Fifth i-treet ndlns ., .,
arrant a- given ti P.-t.i'n. i
Manns nnd Citrmedv lns,t mg it Ba.r
said l.e left bis wife nn 1 ili'Jrn 1.
Ciiuc" of I '" mother in-law
TWO HURTAS AUTOS CRASH
Weman Severely Cut When Thrown'
Through Machine's Windshield
'I no peren w. re n , r. I i ..n , ,
nut imel let ' "liidul ii I - i i
street and iir.ii', atenue n n ' t
One drnen b CI 'lr'e, h.tie i ijfr,,.,
Heights, ami ' entiiiiiiiig Nfr nnu -iiar".e
Sheele Cnrihiigti.ii w,. csir ,,.
by a iiineliini di'Mii ')j N rnnn Mn-,.
CantMiiNl'le Md
Mis Sheeley wm I ir'i-d tbrniigi, rl,e
winlslileld and m-m n h mi 1 1 . r- hn--blind
was aim nit, I. It Sbeplej i cu
w.tlieut injilf Tie llijuie, ,,,i
treated at I-iinker u IPpitui ,Mi,,.i
wai arrested
CAMDEN MAN KILLS HIMSELF
Fish and Oyster Merchant Found
With Gas Tube In Meuth
Ari ' ie lleinlriik- ms'i .ears old.
a lis i ii' il hi -f r .1 iler , iln , M m, t
in h I ei I II j .till, i 'nn in it II g ,' is ,n n
buiirdiiij heii-t, '.'l'i Neitli 'I'Miitj Hr-i
-t n et 'linn en
IletnlriiK- Inih "..is sri I u irii h'm
nuethir beaidir dlvnternl H nt 7 M
i'i hn k Ulis tube was III lis month
He was I mg in i us- a 1mm I !'ull i l.,in ,
llemlrieki linn hen separate,! f,,r
eight ears from h,s ife ,,, i,n
i llsledj of their tttu elillnreli ih
tliiieisjit 7'! 1 Mlit" stre. t. Cn i,en
Fire Is Thrown Inte Street
II e ll'l I l' HIls tllleu 11 II It I
i mil 'm t" n lit the tw.i-stu plan'
I AI' a I! "' is i igur and m 1
Ii i 'I x t'u-d nml T is v, i
stiei's Thi ilne mm ttnl 111 Milne mil
lil.sll in I lie hlisi'liielt Kinple.tes jiickeil
up the Hauling mam ami buried It
through a biu-eim-iit window into the.
btrcet. .
you never see it anywhere else as low as here! And Yellow Trading Stamps are extra savings for all our customers!
Tomorrow!
iSTTTsml
MISV'
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$3 Imported Beaded
Bags : MM
special
efTcrs
Rift
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11-
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A v c r y
let that
(lelichtful
choice 1 J
Stuart metal frame bagt. beautifully bendeil In
attractive de ulcus anil wonderful urrn of levelx coleilnc
I.lt Hretlirrs FlUhT KLOOH, SQl'TIl
V.I
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Mail Ordera Filled
HATS TRIMMED FREE Of CHARGE Phene O.deri Filled
iffll rSERKK. e5l
" I 'SSriaA I HTtfl
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WIJH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
69
$1 te $f .50
Weel Goods
Clearance of e'dd lengths and sample pieces.
36 TO 42 INCHES WIDE
Included ate sturdy all-wool hemespuns, serges, Peiret
twills, melrese, Canten crepe, radio crepei English
tweeds, skirting plaids and checks, granite cloths, trlco trlce
tines and ether" faverite weaves. Ne mail or phone
eiders; ndnc te dealers. KlltST Fi.oeit, south
Twe startling cash purchases made these record-breaking values possible !
Women's & Misses' $30 Coats
he1''- '' " ' I
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T III lJ I
$ A.75
i
Many
Beautifully
Fur
Trimmed
Seme have
p i c t u r
esque cel
lars that drape about the neck,
ethers are enriched with lovely fur
cellars.
Velours, Deuble-Faced Materials, Sports
Coatings and Diagonal Herringbones.
All have satin linings and they
come in the most wanted winter
shades.
(Women's & Misses' $25 te$1C
$30 Dresses ; j
Graceful straight-line styles-, many j
with loose-hanging panels, also basque!
models and coat effect".
All Fashionable Celers in High-Grade
Canten ' Crepe, Satin-Faced Canten, j
Crepes de Chine, Jersey, Peiret Twill i
and Tricetinc. I
Seme have bright touches of color andj
Bulgarian cmbreic'eiy, ethers with cen-j
tracing sleeve facings many headed J
or braided. sduvu Fj.ecm j
Clearance Women's Unusually
Fine $5 & $6 Lew Shoes
M r Mrty rv
lytA vjIA
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See htw much less winter
hosiery and underwear will
cost you this year, if you buy
it here!
20 te 40 Less
en an Average
Infants' 85c te sl
Silk'frWoeI Vests
C
Heavy Overcoats rMe
Half as Much Mere Is Their Price Anywhere Use!
Especially tlne
lilmls creatly
lowered In
price because
of trlfllnff 1m
1) uric ctlens.
Hutteu - front :
ery neft anil
warm
.
49
Women's $1.50 Vests
and Pants, 98c
Fine cotton ribbed; medium
weight. Mcrode brand.
Beys' $1.35 Union
Suits
Fleece lined: cotton ribbed
98c
Women's $2 and $2.25
Silk Stockings, $1.49
Fashioned leg" in black and
colors; also full fashioned
in h'ack enlvj
Children's 59c Sports
Stockings, 49c
Ribbed lisle; tolled tops;
brown, black and colors.
Women's $2 Fine $1 CQ
Sports Stockings l'i3U
Silk-and-wool heather shades.
FIRST FI.OOH. SOL'TH
Genuine $37.50
Overcoats
$
Genuine $42.50
Overcoats
24 30
Warmest of nil-wool plaid back materials,
pplemllilly tailored In generously cut (treat
cent.s, ulsters, uUtetvttes, sports ee.iti and
reKUlatten models. Illcli satin llnlncs and trlm
mlncs. ICtcry size.
Prcpster Clethes, $25 I
Tnilnred hv A. B. Kirschbaum ex- 1
nressly for high school young men. Superb i
all-wool fabtics. 1
(t f HI s.fs.tt..t tt.lrtlaasltssMtslMftassIf js
Men's $30 Ail-Weel Suits. $22.50
WITH TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS
Extra fine nil-wool cassimeres, cheviets,
tweeds and herringbones. Complete range of
styles, complete range of sizes. Perfect tai-leting.
Mta-aal.
Beys' Extra-Knickers Suits. $8 te $15
ALL-WOOL fabrics also Crompton corduroys.
Norfelks. Sizes 7 te 18.
Beys' Warm Winter Coats, $7.50 te $15
All-wool cassimeres, cheviets, tweeds and blanket
plaids. Regulation overcoats. Sizes 8 te 18. Reefers
and pole coats in tizes 2l te 12. Mackinaws, sizes
7 te 18. J.ll liretlicm SKCO.VD FI.OOH, 7TII STHKET
J Sl
wjajsg sm
JKmm
lit
. tSSTfRlSKftls. I-
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1 life
f &yl
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V. ' V.
Priced less simply because sizes are net complete but
many choice styles in your size.
Black Kid and . Genuine Tan Russia
(iunmctal, in Calf, in pumps and
ene-sttap
w i t h
e!cs;
heels.
pumps
welted
Cuban
oxfords with smart
tips and perforations,
welted soles and walk
ing heel.
Women's Black Pumps and Oxfords, $3.95
Every One a Fermer $6 te $8 Value
The smartist of the black leathers patent ce'.t,
i black kid and jrunmetal. Endlsss smart vaiia-
tiens ei one-strap pumps. iiaiui-iurnun ui
! welted soles and Cuban or walking heels.
Patent Celt and Black
Satin, iii danty strap
styles; welted or
turned soles; walking
heels.
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Men s Sturdy Shoes and
Oxfords, $4.85
Full breKue c .inferi in lasts that
leek almost like Fnvrlish oferds
nliie reii'ati"n brogues Finest
tan Rupsla talf All slzoe
Mt llretliers First Fleer, .N'ertb
$7 Weel Blankets, $495
.1 tremendously specinl let ler tomorrow only!
Covered with cambric in pretty floral
or Persian patterns; both sides alike; fl
inch plain sateen borders. Filled with
pure fluffy lamb's wool ; 72x80 inches.
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$5 Weel-Nap Blankets, pair, $3.45
This Price Special for Tomorrow Only
Heavy quality tan or gray China cotton
(leeks and wears like wool). Pink or
blue borders. Deuble-bed size.
I.lt llnitlirrtKIH.ST KI.OOH, .VOKTH
Many thrifty mothers agree that there's no place like
Lit Brethers' when it comes te buying children's pVcttv
clothes at moderate prices!
Girls' $3 te $3 50
Regulation Dresses
Middy styles also included. Sturdy jean and galatea,
smartly braid-trimmed and finished with yek-s and
pockets. The middy models hac plaited skirts en
bodies. Sizes S te 14.
II
Geed Steves
Sure Warmth and Sure Economy!
As !-; 1 . s t s it -it- .- I n isfr
' K)!1
$40 Wincreft
Steves . . .
Perfect Oil
Steve,
t
! ' iplt cr
elltlKS
U ir i Mie i i an t tra
r.98!
.1st b..". 1
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Flannelette and muslin under
garments varied selection nnd
excellent saving.
"Billie Burke"
Pajamas
W
J3 5fTI
VJ ,tc7
Parler
I Steve
!$W.98
&
t
pr (.as F u !
teve ! t r i
Tl ., ...
iieniing rnne J t r i t
i.j 1 1 AQ I solid
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,ist l.w
Itrnlhers
rtt&)f
e 't-yyA
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'1 rU 1 ,. ji V
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i ui ...s-
In fleee flan
nelette, in a d e
empire s t 1 e.
Flesh color with
dainty blue iu- j
nre Fin I ip j.t '
ankles, t-H
r 1 rS "
Underrar- S'
menl3,
$2.50
Value
$1.98
NlKlltRuW Is
Cbl III. si fil
plltH
In tin ii, i r
soeU i n l,
,t Tul tl I '
r. il ii .
I i.n-
l.ll llrmliirs sl.i'uVD Fl.ni It
$3 Beautiful Rosebud
ress Satin $ -a. 98
It's the favorite weave for
beautiful draped dresses
and an ideal foundation for exquisite lace
frocks.
Rich, soft, heavy quality; brilliant
lustre; exquisite colors for evening, after
noon nnd street wear plenty of black,
nay and blown. s
ill llretlirrk FII.bT Fl.OOlt, SiH'TII
. i ..
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Tots' $10 Pole
Coats, $7.98
Valeur nnd heather
mixtures, fur-trimmed
and warmly lined. In
blue, brown and rein-
dcer. Sizes 2 te G.
$2.98
Silk Faced Velveteen
f $6 Tub
Dresses. .
High-grade ginghams
nnd chanTbrays, with
frills nnd ruffles; some
also -kavu hand-embroidery.
Sizes 7 te 14.
SKVOND FLCOlt
S .
$
firm
VJJilf
II
Tomorrow Onlv
Clfic
$1,7S Seamless Sheets
.19
A Very rcmarl.able let
just about enough for a
day's selling!
A famous make but
wc'm' a triced net te ad
vertise tlie name at this
low e1 ed price. Heavy bleached
sca"!ess: wn"ted 81x90 size.
slieeting;
43c Pillow
Cases, ea., 32c
Of standanl make
leached muslin ;
I 3d and 45 x 30
i' lies.
Lit llrellnTh I-
20c Muslin and
Cambric,
yard, 15c
Fine g r a de,
I) 1 e a c h e d , soft I
finished; ;ii5-inch.
HIST I'M i'i! MHtTII
F or clnlilrnn'.i
dresses and luvelv ' Qj
tiew frocks. Deep, lustrous pile; 21 te 29
inches wide. Beaer, Ameiicnn beautv,
cardinal, gai net, wine, Pekin, Cepenhagtin,
Harding Blue, sand, rose, dark brown, mess
green, medium Lrewn, dark plum, navv,
midnight blue and black. Nene te dealers.
I.lt Ilrutliers 1'lltST I'l.tiul:, SnFTH
Wilten & Royal WIfen
Seamless Rugs ai Cost
8S7.50 Ruga
$63-50
$89.50 Rugs
An entire sample
et of 100 from a
very famous mill.
Exieptienally fine
coleis. H 3x10.13 toot.
F"l 111 II FMldll
3 Velour Remnants
$1.69
il yard
Wonder fill i
opportunity te
m a k e n w ,
perlieies, dia
per i e s a n d
cushions at amazingly little cost.
Many pieces also suitable for cov
ering furniture.
Kich, deep pile fabrics in a splen
did assortment of artistic colorings.
Classified as "slight run of the
mill."
f ""and!"1
$1.98"
j 3.00 value
$2.49
t $2.98
I . -4, .... ....,.1.
choice of patterns an
I.lt limit r
Smart lace weaves
I patterns. Natutul
fringe-trimmed.
i it lnllnrs I'lllI
in attrnctie
color ; some
ii fmhii;
f 1...
twii uiUaft-JJ ,Y V3 - irMI-"W i-
KRSDAvflhrilrlQftl,Il.eC!iAi I ImiirlAiii
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$l-50 Paiamas, 98c
strle
1 'l.
e.lliliil '
Mes lii
Children's 90c Night IgQ
Gowns ....
- i , , , n.iii ' i i 'i i
90c Chemises, 69c
Ha'it-up hIkiuI'U - 'i i ri
'I
50c te $1.50 Bandeaux,
29c, E0c and 75c
.. , ll lie1 '! I r lis , r -Jee
i , ',0
Tots $1.50 Frecks, 95c
j. ,ni in d iliuiibiu, li oeiiior
.iv i - t i '' . nrs
$3 te $4 Corsets, $1.50 & $2
II n l.i Splrltc. I.lt iiretliera' Special
nnd W B. Nuferm for jeunit girls,
sleiuter and stout women. Size. 20
le 36. "
ii ducement for
Men's $22.50 te $27.50
Overcoats $14.98 te $18.98
v i rr ' ' - I" frilH
Men's $22.50 te ) $1 7.98
$25 Suits ... . ' '
v l i- i . . , d ' i oil
Beys' $8.50 t 1V
Overcoats, $6.49 & $7.98
I-'uii, t i 1 s nml c.ih
si.ris ' 7i s " ' i 1
Beys' $7.50 te $10
Reefers, $4.49 and $6.79
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r .il 'I '.i-s 't s --IZIH 'J tu 1"
Officers' $100
English Made
Trench
Overcoats
saa.48
store- -these stamps
geed as money they
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Only 20
at this low
price-
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Ii n r it it t
fi O I i ll I
III i I cli ml.
Trench o.eree.itH ip-
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in extremely cel 1 cli-
mutes. ,JI'I' "' ,1",
ounce, Hjlieny leth
with wool c.uiul s-lialr
llnlnK. Interlined
with inucklntesh cloth
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ana u
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V. J? i i '' '? v-
'M'i imfc
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Women's & Misses' ! i
9 8 te Mil Hresse J
Of s(i(i(i, "atin and crepe de chine, in navv, black and blown.
Straight-line and ethci becoming models, featuriii" metal
buttons, biiiid, embroidery n beading.
Women's and Misses'
$10 te $15 Suits, $5
.snappy nierta models In Wrtiiud
shade? of Jcitey and tweed. All
lzes In let.
?5
Extra-Size Serge
Dresses
Tailored style, with round neck
(ind net-In pockets. Hlzes 40 te
ia.
-cure up-te-date
eniii i urn
and household me'-chandise free of charge.
peiMitml
Men's S4 te $6
Shoes, $2.95
(let.
werl.
i il i ill. tun .md
ll I'M A.I vA-
$1.75 Sheets,
$1.19
hta ui. ml
IllN'HI
Women's $4 te
$5 High & Lew
Shr-s, $1.95
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I'litl P 111 p.Hi lit
colt 1 11, Nliln'(ltl. i.iii I
-nn ii t.ii i.iir 'uui
sii"ii. ci ions ii'i'lt
'1n ' with i iililiie
lilts A !mi t,in and
lilin U I K i-l ii i !ii .-!
Beye' $3 te $4
n Shoes, $2.49
liillilii 1 lnfl- S .. s
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Wcmen'c $4 te
$6 Lev Shoes,
en ii
35c Pillow
Casts, each 25c
75c Bclsttr
Cases, 55c
1J7L' ,ii. ii
40c Turkish
Towels, 25c
Whit , ,, ,1 pi.,,,1.,,
85c Damask
yard 49c
Hi,.-' ..,, !,,,
UI'lt p.t.t 11 s
$2.25 I.or.fcleth,
piece 517S9
ll.l.ll'l s I, I fi
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40c Oullm
Flannel, 22c
i
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$3 Rcady-fer
Hats, $1.98
liillnis ui i.sii.clt mi 'ml iik '"
i m lli'tit turlil.v i; Mhi'i-.inil-jhlhii
celli nre,-,tiUi I'umldii.itleii').
I Itlnck mid colem
$1.50 te $2.50 Hats, 69c
l.lmltid let - umi'iiiiiH il .mil n ,idy ,idy
fei -wciii hut ' tiepnl.ir sli.ipwi
lil.icl. and i elurs u n id "r
lilnnii erili i
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge
I shnpi - mid trim
' il.ISi d In I
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nap
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$4 Shoes. $2.19
Tin, luali cm inr. i I In en liind
hMi ,n i; ie i Women's P.l t;n
Unicn Suits, 03
Muses' $1
Union Suits, 79c
Ne Mull nr I'liliin-
Order, nn Miliuu
I t ntweiir
$5.50 Bl".nkete,
pair $3.95
I ' till MHO lllll .lift
lllll I
$2.25 Bed
Spreads, $1.69
White, crechbt ; pretty
patterns.
UT BKOTUEBS :
aVlall ,0b
-sBs.l,T.f7tlilii miJwtH Trim
I'etK I lilnil
Werner's 75c
Underwear, 49c
I lei-ie. lined tutu miij
minis-
Women's $1
Stockings, 39c
Black nnd cprdevan
lUK- iMiMtMt
BTOBI OFXNS DAILY At 0 A, M. OI.OSEH AT a 1 10 P. M.
AT s 1 10 P. M.assz
' Vcmer.'e 25c Stock
I Mt tin in v i "hi . Id, i, I. a ii
Impi i tec
Children's 25c ai
Stockings, 1'
Bie, 'I- end cordovan tetti
$60 Fur Coats, J
rill" Km ncli eiiuc.i , he.iu
Men's $1.50 Shir
Stilpn peruile double el
$1.50 Night Shir
I' ll e'lll'IK Ml 'II fl
Men's $2 Union Sui
l.K ilei'i i i -tl , Kir m h
mtT-li
Men's $6 Bath Reb
''Ut full, Klidle te mutch
Beys' $8.50 Suits, $5,
Extra knickers.
Kitney chovleta and caaalincrcs,
17 years.
15c
iiBgan.
39c
IneJ.
1.50
llv III
79c
98c
$1.29
I , closed
$4.29
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