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Gift Suggestions For the
Younger Folks
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' ~ ~ BOWMAN'S—Second Floor.
A Gift of a
Napanee Kitehenet
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a complete system of
kitchen efficiency to the
saved in the kitchen work with the use of a Napanee
Kitehenet. It is a daily help that one can rely
upon from month to month and year to year. \ ari
ous sizes and styles. Drop in and see them.
One dollar delivers one to your home, Bowman's
Club Plan takes care of the balance.
BOWMAN'S—Fifth Floor.
Desirable Gifts
of Linens
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Satin Bedspreads,
Bath Mats arid Towels
Scalloped and hemstitched
cloths with napkins to match;
made of pure Irish linen;
$19.50 per set.
Derrvvale Irish linen table
cloths packed in a handsome
Rift box with book, "How to
Set the Table for Every Occa
sion"; $12.50 complete.
liPspy- Plain linen hemstitched
lunch cloth with napkins to
match; $6.50 per set.
Pure linen table napkins, size
19p2xl9 1 /2; an admirable qual
ity of, linen in attractive pat
terns; SB.OO per dozen.
Round scalloped mercerized
*< cloths in a beautiful satin fin
ished damask; $5.00 each.
Mercerized damask pattern
cloths; size 72x72; a useful and
attractive gift; $4.50 each.
Hemstitched linen huck
towels; made of fine quality
; $1.89 each.
Satin bedspreads in beauti-
ful Marseilles effects; $6.50,
$7.50 and SIO.OO each.
wtS&Z' Bath mats in pink, blue, gold
f aven( fer in the most de
sirable designs; $1.75, $2.00,
$2.25 and $2.75 each.
Fancy Turkish towels in a
wide variety of colors and de
signs; 50c, 75c, SI.OO and $1.25
BOWMAN'S—Second Floor.
MONDAY EVENING,
Not Open Any Evening
Before Christmas
Are You Still_ as to the Gift Selection
Bowman s Basement
Offers a Thousand and One Solutions to Your Gift Problems
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What shall I give is the Universal New Wood Craft Ware consist- '
t question just at this season. It's ing ot" jardinieres, vases, umbrellas. \ HNpfNTj
answered in so many ways in our stands; $4.50 up.
basement, that one is at a loss which ' Candy jars, of glass; $1.98 to
to select of the many pretty and $2.50. W>CYa k.
useful things on display. The kind F , mver haskets . 45c to $3.75.
that is sure to please, too YOU , , . . , gwiJ'Sij /lWKvxr
hadn't thought of it perhaps, but we Encrusted gold ware cons,stmg of
know that women are always 25 l °
thankful for just such suggestions, ?! -? to u $1000: mayonnaise bow s,
and the men also welcome it. cheese and cracker bowls.
T , , , . , $5.50; sugar and cream sets. $3.90;
It may be a casserole, which range , ruit bowls> $3 00 to 5 7.50. 4'SWIf^Y,
in price from $2.25 to $3.00. . ... ... -UrnUaH Pmri
Or a nut bowl of mahoganv; $1.25 , week, we all know, will
to $6 50 be the busiest week in the year.
[L chl 'TX , , , There are doubtless plans for every J5
AT jUft A,ld f? the , R re y mahogany minute and hour of thc week and Ff
P \ trays with brass lmndlesn, oval and if one d()es not have his ur hcr plans WJ/
A v -r X>\ r °V nd Shapes: ?/ 0 °' 558 00 ai J d $8 ? ?' and list made up before starting to
Japanese trays, square and round; sh inanv of these prec ious min- K
$223, $3.30 and $4.25. utes F wi U be wasted. Let us just
w China, glass and lamps are beau- mention ■
tiful for the home as well as prac- T . . eA*~ r?L v
H> tical. Mother or wife will surely be . lh , e candles ,n our basement are 3VT\
pleased to have one for thev know simp } appeamg. ,ere are , //
how essential they are to the happi- P' n white, pink, red. red with holly ZjU
" css ot " thc other members of the sprays and bcrr.es in various sizes,
family as well. A wonderful assort- to c eaCl- I
ment of table lamps with antique Percolators, thermos bottles, *l.
a brass bases and art glass shades; water sets and alcohol stoves .ue ft gaJj" Jr
■ ' ' SIO.OO up. always in demand.
Dinner sets in a wonderful assort- An electric boudoir lamp appeals n n 7
V J ment consisting of English, French, to all young girls for their rooms; • —A/P
Japan and the Famous Roval Doul- we have then, with different col- WiUfP'W
tons. * • ored shades, from $2.98 to $4.50. \WII WW'ff
Vases in various sizes with nu- And then the men must not be Jl l l llilltlllluJlL.
merous different designs; 25c to forgotten—for then, we have the
White Ivory Jardinieres; 98c to ing of cigar jar. matd, holder, ash
Gift Furniture
The sentiment which prompts a gift finds enduring
expression in something of practical use.
A piece of furniture is a "Gift of Gifts" —practical
in use, artistic in design and of durable construction.
Such articles are doubly appreciated.
Many husbands who wish to give their wives
somethhig especially nice; many wives who want to
surprise their husbands with an article of home com
fort, and families whose members combine to give
one big present to the home, come to the Fifth Floor
of Bowman's.
Many a pretty and attractive piece is here—any
thing from a smoking stand to a bedroom suite,
diningroom suite, etc.
BOWMAN'S—Fifth Floor, for Fine Furniture.
Warm Coats ForWmtry Days
Evening Frocks and Dresses For Afternoon
and Street Wear
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A variety of pretty styles in street dresses
of serge and velour, $19.75; Jersey or serge,
$25.00.
Attractive models in afternoon frocks,
satin, georgette and tricotine; $45.00.
An individual and unusual selection of
evening and party dresses; $39.50 to $150.00.
Sports and dress length coats in several
excellent models at $39.50.
Coats of Silvertone, Polo Cloth. Velours
and Tweeds. Some are fur trimmed; $49.50.
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Distinctive fur collared coats in newer
models fashioned of Evora, Silvertone and
Polo Cloth; $59.50.
Luxurious fur trimmed coats in a number
of handsome and original designs in Peach
bloom. Bolivia, Silvertip, Laumette and Sue
dine; $75.00.
Large assortment of high class coats;
$25.00 to $195.00.
BOWMAN'S—Third Floor.
Her With
Ivory
Of course, she would appreciate a set of ivory or a few
pieces to start a set, for her gift. Why, what more appropriate
gift could she want. And then the younger folks all like to
have a set started for them, that is the very thing that makes
them happy. Surprise them on Christmas morning with a set
or a few pieces.
Our assortment consists of rouge boxes, mirrors, trays,
brushes, combs, files hooks, hair receivers, powder
boxes, etc., 35c to $10.95.
BOWMAN'S —Main Floor
DECEMBER 15, 1919.
Not Open Any Evening
Before Christmas
Cedar Chests
Among the Gifts That
Are Glassed as 'Distinctive
cedar. A most satisfac- (
t in'}" gi it; $tS ,n AO. v -
Make Her Happy
With a Fireless Cooker
For a Gift
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getting 1 flavors mixed. Let us show you, so you can
be convinced of their superiority as a Christmas gift.
Sold on The Bowman Club Plan if desired. One
dollar delivers one to your home.
BOWMAN'S—Fifth Floor.
' Christmas j||P
Blouses gOjj
Georgette Crepe •
Blouses, Special
at $5.00
Fine quality in an assort
ment of colors and styles; some
with net collars and cuffs; ; ,<&
others with lace and beads;
small collars and the youthful
collarless effects; also a few
crepe de chine in this lot. In
colors of flesh, white, bisque
and dark suit shades; special, lj
Dainty voile blouses in the E§|^
very tinest sheer materials. A
fine assortment with cluster of "^0!
tucks; some with hand em-
broidery and Val. lace trim-
mings; all the little effects that
make a voile blouse attractive;
Extra size blouses for the
stout women, in crepe dc chine tri
and georgette; daintily em
broidered and .tucked. Flat
collars and collarless effects; iTjrii
Cotton waists to sell for
$1.50. Fine sheer material
trimmed with embroidery and
lace; others with pique cuffs
BOWMAN'S-Third floor. f \
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