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This beautiful department is more than a third
larger than last season. There is more floor space and
room for the display of goods and extra fitting rooms.
The stock is moreextensive than in any previous year
by a hundred per cent we . , ,
Your Suit may, be Exclusive.
Beautiful Suite of Poplin, Gabardine and Broad-
cloth are deal from imported models. and in very
many cases ere is but one of each. There is also a
small and select group of imported costumes which
are really very elegant, With the distinctive touches
irr fur bends, buttons pockets and braid adornments
that only “French artist knows how to apply.
i"?mm $45.00 to 3135.00.
Velour Cleth Suit: plain or checked, very popu»
lar this year,
From $35.» to m.
A Special ln TeiloredESuits
This comflny of srmrtlr tailored little business suits
are just arrived They were to be sold at $22.50 and
considered very good value for that price. But it is
late. only a ooiiyle of days left in opening week, so as
long as they lie the price is
$20..”
They are in wool poplin. black, brcmn and navy blue,
coats belted, some plain, others trimmed with bands of
a plush imitation of been er. A \crv pleasing assort-
ment. Second floor.
Particulerattention has been paid to the requirements
of the stout woman. No longer need she worry about her
clothes. Garments are. planned especially for her, and only
little trick is regarded to maloc her look thin and giye her
long lines. If interested coma: and see the suits for the
stout woman.
The Display of Millinery Attracts
velvet toqucs \iith fur and gold lace, the widobr‘l’ms,
that benildcr and fascinate uith their beauty, there is a
nice quiet little group of Motor Hate. the non—crushable
variety that go on and stay on. Comfort is the keynote
of this display. A ‘ '
A Good Time to select Fernimre
Openinz Week
The Read Furniture is
Attention is directed to thevery important specialslorthe
remainder of the week 2
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The Jacobean Dining Set Special at .
$20.00
$170.00
brings Specials.
made to endure and give
Sahool Hats. .
Pretty little Hats designed to stand wear and
weather. Little tailored affairs just as fine and stylish ‘as
mother’ 3. Second floor.
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pleasure for years._ The best craftsmen have built care—
fully and finished in the best ways. Particular attention
is called to the Dining Room Sets in the various periods,
examples of which are on the floors.
Louis XVI" Adam, Chinene Chippendale and i
i the English oak sets of William
and Mary. and Jacobean
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Mahogany Sets, Queen Anne Period
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One at $210. on.
Jacobean Oak Set of ten pieces, very dark oak, veg
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Five Chains and $170.”
One Armchair T? ’
‘Arts and Crafts Dining Sets in fumed oak. 3.:
. Nine pieces, - 3mm and $125.00 3
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Vacuum Sweepers .
Every house needs one. 3
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$5.85 special. 5‘
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Lamps, Artistic and Practical
A clever designer has im owed a tip shade for elec- l
tmliers. One adjusts it to throw the light where it is I
needed This little lamp is most acceptable for desk or. f
table use. 5, 3!
Tall Lamps for table use have as standards, metal l
or pottery jars finished in bronze or terra cotta, extreme- l
ly graceful. Some of them are typical of thee GreeE ‘
aniphorac and are topped by uide shades of beautiful 5
white glass set in bronze _
lamps in Jacobean finish combine with recruit in
Jacobean Oak. "
Other artistic finishes are Alexandrian and Olym-
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Shades of brown parchment have paneled landscapes l
or quaint figures' in transparency effect. Empire and I
Eighteenth Century styles.
Floor Lamps, Mahogany standards and Empire
shades of shirred silk rose, amber and other colors.
Portables,“ gas or electric, or living room" tables.
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