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Rich. new coats
,ior women. to $20!
be bought
quickly-u
Smart style marks every coat in this big special lot.
'l‘rue comfort is a feature of each one.
i but, twenty dollars.
1' \Looking ttr.\1I over in preparation for selling we
i. found:—— “This one is exactly like coat we had a week ago
~.: at $35. ” “Here is a coat just like that blue I sold irist
.11/eel: for $30. ” “Don't advertise this particular coat. lt’ s
-' the same as one we had at $50 but there isn’t another in
- the lot and everybody would be looking for this SSOcoat.”
That 5150 coat is here. The $35 and $30 coats, and
i others of same value are here.
i I Rich wool velour, fine broadcloth.
Handsome sty,les trimmed with fur and with seal
plush and plush. With great big square and round col-
'4 ’ lars; collars that may be buttoned as closely beneath chin
.‘ as one wishes. (‘ut With .1 full weep and with graceful
,IlI drape; some of them trimme ilh fur around lower hem
too!
Rich tones of brown, glowing deep greens, blues fairly
alive with beauty deep lustrous black,—
choice will be well Worth making at this 20
i notable price of
Second floor.
Women} warm wear 1
knifted of wool‘
- Knitted petticoat of woolen yarn to keep one wondrous
; warm without adding bulk or weight to undergarments.
Spencer to wear beneath coat and give sure protection
against coldest breeze that may blow.
Little, and very very pretty, knitted jacket to wear
1 indoors and ward off chill that comes from open doors and
' windows.
l . I lhey are ready—and women will find them comfort-
t ing and attractive through many weeks to come.
Spencers, white rose blue and gray—$2 and $2.50.
Cardigan jackets, black and gray—$1. 25 to $3.
.. . Jackets of dainty patterns, white trimmed with pink
if: or blue or lavender stitches—$1. 25 to $2.
.- Knitted jackets with kimono sleeves, white and chin-
- chilla, prettily trimmed with color—~52. 50.
. Dressing jackets of snowy white with handsome edg-
- 1 ing in lavender blue or pink—$3 to $4. 50; finest, with
l silk lining—S7. SO. '
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i} Petticoats, white pink blue, black and gray, fit closely .
1 but give full freedom for walking, light but warn1—-65c to
'44::‘ $2.
Second floor.
, Pick a good
waist for $1. 65
i Handsome new waists of purest white, foi women
It! 65.
11'
iii; ,th0 llIlsiSt upIoIn good style——
' .I é-Llewn- organd'y. ..,.
.t; iMade with iris" new large collars and; graceful long
1;- sleeves. 4 .
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. special beauty-I— .
Iv'ely trimmed with lace, or embrordered intaste-
HowLano's
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Welcome
to Toyianci
Young lolks, little and big, with merry hearts and Christmas
spirit stirring their blood, 'l‘oyland offers welcome.
Let there be no {gather ceremony and no further words at this
time—but
Come and
enjoy . Toyland
Take an elevator to the Fourth Floor and you enter the bright-
est, lightest Toyland chr created here.
Jumble of underwear
for women cheap!
Rumpled and even soiled
by careless handling some-
where between maker a'rd our
selling-space!
Not hurt beyond cure; lami-
dering will make each as good
as new.
But greatly hurt in price.
Union suits—59c.
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p .
Separate vests and pants-—
45c.
Children’s vests and pants
--25c.
A dozenIIditferent sorts in-
cluding fleece-lined.
Left uislc. "-11 r.
I Striped stockings
' are ready too!
Stripes bring out each color
with sharp effective, beauty.
Splendid colors‘there are
too.
Some of those same colors
in dots, and' in figures.
And plain rich beautiful
. Lcolors, such as burgundy and
plum and blue and brown, to
exactly match one’s costume.
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Of special values as well as
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LEISIerviee 11.41.11... for via;
m'en who put their hosiery to
special strain. Black cotton
. , oral-1111113111 weight tops bit”. .- .
tra elasticity, high spliced
Iand finish. to be washed with
. . " Smut 'kerchiefs
Fine white gloves in new colon!
hetefl'oannee.
Evert awning stripes ap-
Yes from “'9 KlOVCFS \VhO pear on some of these clever
excel all the world in making IncwI handkerchiefs Not reg-
light—weight firte £10ch .ulatirIin width, but regulation
. I III in et ect. Arid 1ery very et-
l\(I)It many are coming? Ilfective. Pink blue and lav-
0\'C‘l’ bill ilCl’C 'll't? some ()l lildi :Iender it)! e); 't_mplc_|5c
same excelle11ts;"I1rtsthatwe1e ()ther Cuiured handker-
sold for years and 1ears. Chiefs have striped border, and
stripes are‘ ither wile or nar-
Soft plump pliable llillld-jmw__150 ‘2 \
some white kid embroideredl White linen handkerchiefs
in white or in black—Sl. 50 with tasteful embroidery in
SI. 75 and 82. ’mrner—at same price. Note
l. .— 1 1
And Marvel washable kidlnat fact hue" and but SC
enter aisle. roar.
gloves; also frOrn France.
\1. lute kid of splendid texture Anew die
that washes too!
no injury to fit or finish, fin- Sunset Soap'DyeS' new bttt
ished with fine or heavy seams
_ tested; will dye any fabric
32'2“" any color; sells for but 10
"W cents!
Quite a big claim isn’t it?
Sunset soap dyesdo away
. Doeskin washable gloves with need of laundering fabric
made here at home—$1.25 lobe dyed. They do the 11 15h-
and 5150,- ing as well as the dyeing
A 10 cent cake dyes a pound
of cloth: silk cotton wool or
mixed fabric.
Easy to use produce sure
results, —-and ready in about
20 colors including Block—-
loc
(renter aisle. from.
Light flexible fine-fitting
durable—and easily launder-
ed. . . ,
White, $1.25 and’ $1.50;
chamois tint, $1.50. I ‘
Center aisle, roar. ,
’ * $4I4gets
good- shoes
Mom—Four dollars will fit you to good shoes here
Service and comfort are the two outstanding features
of these Howland shoes f0r men at $4.
They have good looks and are new in model.
service and real foot~comfort are their winning points.
We ve plenty of finer shoes-«but for real downright
hard service and real lasting comfort; test these.
Black or tan lace on English last with rubber heels and
soles of Neolin a great substitute forJeather. .
Dark tan lace giish last
‘ Tan blucher wit mad toe ‘ '
all“ if bluch llha,.hl'9ld..l°9
\lltll ¢l¢
But
Ind solid leather soIle, 3T.I
A Howumo's
M... who 1.4;}.
$25 is wine
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lwenly- live dollars is .1 wise amount to pay for :1
so 1n overcoat.
I” one penny of the twenty- -tive is wasted. Each , /
dollar 111 it buys a full 100- -cenjs- worth ,
'l ailors put their best skill into Howland $25 suits.
Styles are worked out in excellent pure-wool fabrics. \ . i
‘ gt great amount of band tailoring makes $25 soils!
stand right 11p to every ser1rce a man asks of them.
liIvery word that 111.11 be said of suits, mav be said!
equally ot 525 overco.1ts.__’
A man can't go wrong in picking a 825 soil or 0\4‘Cl'-- a
Coat here. ‘
Among over'cirats are
» I (Iheslertields
Pinch-backs
. Great coats ..
. Form-tilting models ' 155
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'lhere are suits in e1ery range from black to light mix- 1/},
tures in close-titling and in conser‘iative cut
To sum. up——at $25 a splendid money 'sI-worth for
{any man; and it pays to pay $25.
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Main lloor. rear
Yorke shirts I I " 7
.fresh as alri-
\Veeks and weeks 11eve been waiting for this dandy
lot of Yorke shirts.
Now they are here—and how well they "are worth“.
waiting for.
Bright clever new stripes, in one and two colors, clean
as a whistle. , . 4.
And they fit a man with comfort and ease. , r
_ $41.15 $1.50 and S2.
Knitted mufflers that keep collars clean and throat:
warm—50c to 55. .
Smooth soft gray and tan and chamors gloves—$1." .13 . ‘
to S3.
IGood warm union suits of ribbed cotton—85c and Ill“ I
-» ("the at Main street door. . .I '1
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boys favorlte ‘-
'lhe pinchback is just as good' in mack-inaw as in suit,
it hits a boy just as favorably. . e I .
And it gives the coat and the mackinaw about equally.'
an air of cleverness . ‘
Double-Service suits with pinchback Norfdlk‘j 11:15:;
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gray brown and clever greenish mixtures; each with
trousers—435 to 323ng I" Willi @b ..
u rv ceI suits a .
521%th I" 6‘.
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