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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 28, 1916 · page 2

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. mummiormhouse dresses.
: Brow, navy blue, old rose, taupe, old blue. plum.
green and very many shades that are in the higher

 

* priced poplins; 36 inches. , 79 eta.
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l . 'A‘ large and satisfactory line of patterns, striped,
checked and plain. Nice qualities, to and“ 1-2 eta.
.3}: Wash Goods Section, main floor.
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t Coats for Winter

Most inviting in tfleir appearance of snug and com-
. fortable warmth. Soft velvety textures in the lead.
I I .'Wool Velour, Bolivia. Clubs. Fancy Wool Plaids and
:' , Checks, Novelty Worsted Mixtures.

{ . Trimmings of Fur.
, Collars, deep culls and bandings of fur are approved
on all outer garmnte. ~

For Little Folk

The nice warm diluting Flannel Sleeping Bum

one here. A good assortment of colors. ~
“I Rornpera and Creeper: of stout and aerviceable
gingham, crepe and oeeraucker,

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. 59¢. 15c and up
Second floor.

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K ‘ I. hit , and generally it is the “1986 added “all! . I,
. -:._ , _ ahadsgarment in gr; gathering. Thewornhobtbo’ "W
.‘.'I‘;,'”':" eater, are and becoming?! in! .3 .
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f“ . .. Mwhoder why they did not see it.
' Art enormous line of col am in the Read SW
Section enables one to choose easily. Models are with
belts, half- belts and sashes. White oxford. old blue car-
dinal and purple In variety.
All Sill: and Fibre Sill: in a long list of colors.
Angora for those who like the soft wooly kinda.
Prices $6.00, $6.50. ‘7 5: term Snoop.

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\ g _, {5. 45* W Sweaters for misses and tiny folks, in rose”,
, , ’ old blue, brown, cardinal and oxford,
.... has. 3398 end up
> ' ‘ Second floor.

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Aumom . "" Week
Eahh‘sfibflior
WmM’mesnd Children.“
Refills, {inclined
Footwear

film's: “amt, the Goulding Harp
humble. in fire Reading Room.

Autumn is really on the. hilside and the changing
color of the landscape shows 'her touch. There is a
summer wildness at noontide,‘the sky is blue and the
grass in green, but the splash of crimson and gold on
tree and vine is prophetic. There are hints of something
indefinable in the air, and the birds in new fall clothes
are making ready for their long innraey smith. Every-

. body likeaacbange, lest the days become mote-one.

Therefore mareekind 'turn their thought: an appargl,
arid th;~ wise woman isrcadyflo» time.

"The Read Winery Sin
It i% three times aalarge as last seamandif it were

possible lthree times as attractive. It is alao far better
for service. It curtains a wry Waive col»

Tramway

Tubal. empiric“ rim
r» at ”Heme-11mm

There are all? little military effects with the ver-
itable staggering bravado of a young officer. There are
high soaring tnr'bans produced by a pimple swirl of
velvet. There an: aailors with brim: “that droop like
aorubreroa.

All are very smart. Many of them an: copies of' no»
ported models. and very marry were akilliully made in
our workman. with a View to atyle and exclusiieness
combined with sensible practicality

An om mu: Special.

A coquettish little Feather Turban, in several color
eflects, golden brown emerald electric blue, etc.

“.00 and “.00, two styles.

’4‘ ’4.

be Truck and Bag Sup

a: W’Wardrobe Trunk is ofiered in: opening

lti medium size, fitted for either man or amor-

an’a at, a lethargy constructed ulth brass fittings
and bracca, man. ballad. Senor cam as cowering.

m. and ?’

Suite“ of heavy rawhide, brass locks nil ad
straps,
$5.00.

“infill, ,
Travehng Bags. black oowhide, creple or pebble
grain, buss Woodmen. heavy frames, -
18-inch, .6 95

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wwmmmn and other noted French
designers, made up in Bioadcloth, Wool Velour and
other materials designated by fashion.

Strictly Tailored Suite for allvarnund business wear.
awerely smart, regular mannish looking coats with big
marmieh pockets

Tailored Continua of elegant \elour, trimmed with
fur, collared and culled with fur, and resplendent with
brocade and satin linings. {e I

Evening Wrap;

Tame velvet and velour 211 soft pastel shades, trim-
rrred with fur or marabout, crisp with gold paneling,

Basement.

adomed with Gazette crepe. A beautiful liar, with.

many pleasing styles at moderate price.
The Goulden- Harp Ensemble will give recitals in
the Reading Room every afternoon throughout the week.

On Saturday afternoon the Saxophone Quartette will
render a delightful program for male lovers.

£11ow for Slir‘u'Womeu, but In a New
M an Ultasdlpliah :Fknne— ,

mo MWING CORSET,‘RO. 318. ,

Think ofa Nemo Corset that weighs only fifteen

ounces! That's the weight of Memo No. 338. It is made
for slim girls and slender women—the type that aufierl

most from backache. The un‘boned side-gnres pnotect '

and cover up sharp hip-bones—quake a neatly rounded
waist. Light, flexible, cooland may. Sizes 19 to 26—
63.00. ' -

'Another model for slender women is Back-Resting

” No. 350, “$3.50. And there are other models for full

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Come and get acquainted with “Back-Resting.”

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its wings nearly 700 times in a second
and to travel through the air at a rate
of a mile in two and a ball minutes.

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THESE THREE STYLES

men: a few of then-ram Fdl Peeing-h

glycerin, they told him to tell the
mall clerk to open the door or they
would blemthe ear to pieces. The ‘
door In. opened and the two holdup
men entered the car with the engineer

 

thrown out and picked .up by a third
member of the seas.

The mall derlr waa then incur! in
his ear. and the engineer returned to
his cab, .wbarp he was kept covered
whileoneol meleamowxbe Ire,
from under the- boiler. _ 1

The holdup man than disappeared.
..mgtoeer Palmer «declare- be heard
-~ tbemouad or an aamoblle now:

after he entered ableueabrand Mend

between them. anmall pouch was '

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long aleeves and low neck and short;
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