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' berry, myrtle green the strange mossy sladfi
There are tapeflriel that show foliage em ’with
-brown tree trunks, whichgivesonstheimusiond
. loolnng into deep tam There are combinations of
antique gold and black, green and black, electric blue
and black, that shim and shine in the sunlight like
;_‘ river water.
.‘I It is time to choose these furnishings now.
an , Sun.“ Dani. in new went. all color
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. Fall Foot Wear in
. - attractive new styles
‘ soles are the distinctive features of these school
Early bu ing made it-
for this Fall
: pink.
Elie B.
, fects and especially to be noted are the darker
‘ sopopular this Fall. Then,too, there is the new
' 'A mighty attractive array of -Fall Boots for women,
to be seen now during the Autumn Opening, in the Read
Shoo Shop on the second floor.
There are manynovelties and colors in lace ef~
shades
type
of Military Heel with a' high arch that is so comforts-
Ne and stylish, which we are showing in all leathers,
also with uppers of genuine buckskin.
Prices are from law to Irma. ,
Children’s Shoes
Girls and boys alike are represented in the many
new styles which have been added to the stock of
children’s shoes Wide toes, selected uppers and. heavg
an
dress shoes for the young but.
possible for us to secure an excellent stoc
display. ~.
Prices are Iran has to $5.00. .
according to size.-
‘ .. ' Seoul floor.
”1’“ng "
Georgette Crepes Novelties and Favors
for wetting frocks.
The wonderful d'uplay of
colors tempts everyone. In
and dressing tables,
the display re these:
so m, $1.00, $1.50.
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Little Silver Jewel Cans.
made to imitate tiny bureaus
Pale blue over copper Silver Candlesticks. Tiny
satin, ‘ , things, heart-shaped Blanch
Maize over sky blue, ards with the holder large
Pale Nile green over shell
‘ ‘ candle.
Lavender‘over rose color.
All looking very much like
orchids. ‘ ‘ if:
. Silk Section. tops, sterling silver,
enough to hold a birthday
Pretty for favors.
15 cu.
Smelling Bottles, contain-
ing the dry salts; enameled
3am.
mono (humanity
task.
meWyhesn-dm. “Oh, have you
seen the gowns?“ or, “Eh Is“ at the hats ?'
The assortment of “filial! Dt'csses was never
lame complete. love: me ' . Orders were placed
early, and the choicest styles were selected before prices
advanced in labor or materials, therefore, the saute prices
appearonaparwiththosedhstseason.
Tailored Ssitsof (Hartline, Sage and
Poplin.
$25.00, $27.50 and $35.00
Velour Cloth Suits, plain colors or ,
chedted.
, $35.00 to $65.00
Broadcloth and’Velour Suits, fur
mined.
N $45.00 “13125.00
’ Evening and Afternoon Dresses
Copies of toreign models, selected with great care as
to colors. includinfi the shades which fashion has placid
at the top of the ist—Burgundy, Grape and Cherokee——
may of them richly trimmed with mole and Hudson
band nd ed ,
”I s a £3.00 to. ammo.
. . Serum
Forrvrhich there be large demand, because they
are for general utility Attractive styles with high waist
lines and platted skirts. Also trimmed wrth bands of
outria, an emdlent line. a '
‘13s” ”'35.”.
’ “~ For Evening Wear. _
Will 0‘ the Wisp, a material quite as fascinating as
the name implies, is a light, airy fabric but of a firm _
weave, for waists and evening gowns. decidedly new and
while not similar to any other material might be classed
among the chifions. It is here in black, white, flesh and
navy. and most fascinatingsontbre efiects such as green
and magenta, flame and yellow, navyand green, blue and
gold. rose and blue, orchid and gold, blue and flesh, and
rose and gray. Double widths. * Sosa.- yard.
Silk Baruch Nets make beautiful evening and party
In black, white and evening shades. 72 inches
wide, ' $0.00 to $5.00 a yard.
The new Point (1' Esprit Net for overstiresses, in pas-
tel shades, ‘ ‘ $3.00 a'yard.
Lane Hunting! in‘ black and white chantily, 18'
to 4;! inches wide, Soon to 83.00 h yard.
et-top hoes. white and ecru,
as cts. to Saso a yard.
Alonso and Brussels races. 89 cu. to $3.50 yd.
. 3 Lace Section, main floor.
he“... III-Hts:
.
Furs of High Quality
The wonderful success of the Fur Sale a month ago
homted thepurhase of a large line of Cot-m and
Small Fm.
1'1”.de largelull—n’ppled, some trimed ,
with deep bands at the bottom, with wide collars and
cufls d fox and beaver.
Motor Cassi Muir“ and Sable Squ‘rrel,
flu ‘ . “00.00
Motor Costs of Raccoon, none are warmer,
Kit... l .v 7‘ . 81mm to an.» _
Hudson Seal Coats, $100.00 to fines
n. Sets
m Foo, White Taupe Fox, Cross Fox, Riot-...
ed Fox, and Fox in battleship gray,
$50.00 to ‘175.0(
Special White Fox Scarf
The entire skin, snowy white with deep fur, large,
My tail and delicate paws,
$37.50. my. spacial.
Suit Materials in
”popular shades and labrics -
.. l; '
The showing of. Fall suit. materils in the (it!!! 800C.
section is ‘doubly interesting because the materials shown
are the same as will be so popularly worn by the better l
dressed individuals and are here in the most wanted col-
ors. Then, too, the Quality of the fabrics at the prices
named is quite beyond comparison.
Coiled Mrs M' 40 inches wide:
colors :
myrtle, taupe, navy, African brown, black, plum‘ and
Belgian
$4.50 a yard. :
Collard Vehstous, 24 inches wide; colors: brown,
navy, plum, black, eastor, Belgian blue,
taupe and
$1.00 a yard.
Popular colored Corduroys. 31 inches wide, in navy,
taupe, black, brown, myrtle, Belgian blue and white
1' -:r""‘."l. ' V“
Prisclh Magazine for October.
81.0111. yard. ~
Main floor.
On sale atthe Pattern Counter on the main floor.
and at the Art Department on the third floor.
to ets. a copy. $1.00 per year.
Subscribe now forthe Designer, while the special g‘
sale lasts. A whole year's subscription, with a copy of
the Fall Quarterly containing coupon good for any‘Sta‘nd-
ard pattern. '
50¢“.
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acre-semis:
rim" to msboys and boothlaoks .
front the Battery to Histamine lions .
'cobsnst story from her. Cursor was
loud desdJs one mar 01 his room,
and Mrs. beds", clutching the stlllt
smoking revolver in her hand. In any
other. All were fully dressed. l
How Mrs. udeur gained entrance to.
the apartments occupied by her vlc-
thus is not known. Neither has it,
been established from whom, she]
came. The police theory. however, is:
‘that she tollowsd the Graveurs to thief
city from New York. MYI. Ledeu‘
.wu about 25 years old.
Mrs. Grsvsur. who was removed to:
a hospital. was still alive at an earlyl
hour today. but physicians hold out.
little hope for her recovery. Enorts
$01 the authorities to obtain in state-
. nest tron her proved futile.
: New York oficlnls have been re"
, quested to help clear up the mystery. 1
; NEW- YORK, Sept. 27.—-J. c.!.
; Graveur was well-known here in police
.nnd humanitarian sirens. For ten
'years he was chief probation oncerct
-the Court of Special Sessions. He was
removed“! ‘ that one. in 1911. Ho,
‘orldnated Who Tombs Prison School}
and gained a reputation among prison
» V worker: throughout the country.
Through bit with the
Newsboys’ Horne he 3 Another
munmtmmpndei.
. The wounded woman to the Join-v
son Hospital.hers refuses, to say anv-
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Dresses
Made ofruperior quality Gingham and
Chambray, colors blue, lavender, plaid,
blue stripe and black stripe, trimmed with
a contrasting material. High neck and
long sleeves and low neck and short
ale tzuarameedfnst colour
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women's open tennis tournament nth". W. ‘
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