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‘ Firsté--THANKSGIVING
Then-«CHRISTMAS!
Equally/good service to folks who've yet to get something for the first;
lto make ready for Christmas.
Beauty and service
m warm furs
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Furs with the beauty that is due to selection of good
elt and careful expert treatment through every process of
airing.
iii ‘ Furs with service assured by those same precautions.
Eli : Furs with the warmth and protection against keen
f{old breezes that no woven fabric gives.
Furs with effective style, with beauty that comes from
skilled contrast of different furs.
Handsome coats for women who motor, equally-
handsome coats for walking. Cut with full gracefully-
sweeping skirts. Lined with rich satin. Many of one fur,
ireh as Hudson seal, with collar and cuffs and lower edge
immed with for in contrast. ,
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Muffs with downy filling and as warm as they are
beautiful. In a great many sizes and graceful shapes.
" ' Scarfs of different shapes-and of the natural or the
llyed fur. ,
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New-model coats.
Hudson seal with collar cuffs and border of taupe fox—$300
Hudson seal with handsome lynx collar cuffs and border—$275 _
Rich plain Hudson seal—8226 and ease “‘
. Hudsbn seal with collar-trimming and border of skunk— —$200
Hudson seal with lynx trimmink—szao
Skunk- trimmed Hudson seal—8225
1 Persian lamb of fine luster—8200
Leopard with beaver collar and cuffs-«8175
, Hudson seal with skunk trimming—"60
Effective plain Hudson seal—$150 and 8185
‘Hudson seal with trimming of skunk at collar and bottom~8150 and
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Natural muskrat with trimming of skunk at collar, and cuffs—$186
'5. , Coon dyed and finished to look like skunk—$125
- Hudson seal plain-$100
‘_ Nurses] of rich finish—4100
[1 Hudson seal. skunk trimmed—486 ‘
. nucleon seal with trimming of ermine—890
' Plain and tasteful Hudson seal—$85
Marmot. tasteful and good—$50
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L, ”depress: 3'? " ' Sets of muff and scarf.
1 , , Klondike fox—$05. Kamsobatka fox-$80
I . any 5 f" Taupe wolf—$60
' ndlke fox—$75 Silverodyed wolf—350
,fima—"Q Red fox—827. 60
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eagerly-l
’ Pointers
A new elevator on Cannon
street side, by Notion Section,
carries one direct to dress
goods and silks-and to Toy-
land. ,
Books in handsome leather
bindings and little gift books
of many attractive sorts have
a section all to themselves.
Great satisfaction in cho; ring
from them now.
‘lm glad you‘ ve put silks
and dress goods up here where
there' is such a fine light.” 50
said a delighted woman in the
new fabric section 011 the third
floor. You’ll agree with her
that it is an excellent place.
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Unusual Jewelry. of useful sort as
well an dt-,corative is that made from
Abalone shell and displayed Just in-
side the Main street doors. "l‘ls unique
in effect, richly polished. —end what
a play of color and light there is upon
its surface. Not half as expensive
as it looks'
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Warm slippers are finding their
“ way to many and many a. home al-
ready.
From tiny tot to Grandfather, they
get a welcome.
Bright ones some with quaint dec-
oration. for little folks.
Sober ones for the head of the
family.
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Sled-1 are blithely making their ap-
pearance in the Sporting Goods sec-
tion. .
Every boy. is hoping for lots
snow.
These flexible steerers “ill [to like
the mischief if they get etc-11 11 little
bit of snow!
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Teeny weeny bottles of perfume
make little girls happy; as happy in
the picking them for others as in the
getting them for their owny- ow.n
Nico perfume, dainty bottles.
all in a little box.
Bigger bottles a-pleniy. of course.
and
Scintnl1111h's tires lm: table is going
to be innutli‘iod 1y this lmmivnme
white “iwr‘y' “rue.
Mirrors. unri tombs 11ml 1111Isllcs.
and all hill‘lf of 1 ’lrt lllt‘tirlls. -«\\htl.t
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Let us whisper this hint: There is
apparently no more to be had from
the makers who tell us they can't
anywhere near fill their orders.
Rave you: seen all the beautiful
things made from ribbon?
And ‘all the glowing glorious rib.
bone to make them from?
If you've not you lune missed a
great deal.
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But there is time yetmonly some
of the prettiest are being snapped up
' Fancywork folks are as busy as
bees, up on the third floor.
It's high time to be very vtn busy
on the things sou intend to make
with your own needle. 1
Oh yes: there are plenty of fin-
ished articles.
But the piece you've embroidered
yourself is doubly appreciated.
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It you are going away to spend
Thanksgiving; 3. new suit-case or
travellnz- but \
Here are stout firm good-looking
«ties that don't "weigh a ton.”
B n u h t hold all needrulz
Fife’dgllfrrs 3.111 still buy a good
one—but choose as fine as you whh.
To beautify the
Thanksgiving table
Plenty 0f°tin1e to choose tableware that will make
Thanksgiving board doubly beautiful.
Tableful after tableful is waiting—and folks who
choose anytime Wednesday may be certain that their
choice will be‘delivered that day.
Dinnersvts'of china and of porcelain, about 50 pant-ms, 100 pieces
—$lo.25 to $133.25.
Teasr-ts of chl1\t and of porcelalr1-—$5.50 to 825.
Salad bowls tmattractive shapes and decorations—35c to $3.
Cheese-and-cracker dishes of especial beautV-Sl.
Etched [lenses in different sizes and shapes. some with hollow stem,
from tumblers at (00 or 82.50 0. dozen up to champagne glasses at 87.76.
Oneida Community plated silverware in graceful
forks knives and such—$5 to 313.50 dozen.
patterns, spoons
Teuets of silverplate, i pieces—86.50 to $30.
Brendtrays. heavy [dye—81.60 to 86,50,
that... lburth low. “it
‘There are dolls
to lac dressed!
Little Gretchen and Lady Clara and all their kin
haven’t come from over seas in as great numbers as for
Christmas days gone by. But they are here.
, And there are dolls of many sorts and sizes that our
own folks here at home have made. 1. ‘ ' ,
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So there are plenty of dolls to be dressed. -. 1 _1“ ;.,
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'And it’s not a minute too soon to begin making their
clothes! ’ ‘ '
They are waiting in Toyland to make some little girl
happy. ‘ '
Fourth floor.
Royal special
' in Royal waists
Beautiful sample waists from the Royal showrooms,
silk and crepe de chine and Georgette crepe, to be sold at
33-95 1
Little need to tell women how fine Royal waists are.
They know. '
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Enough to tell of these samples briefly,
Filmy and fine crepe de chine in white and flesh-pink
and in pure white with unique and beautiful stripes. _.g_;,,_;
Georgette crepe of characteristic beauty. “WE-g:
Soft supple lustrous taffeta in quiet striped and plaid
patterns.
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Washable satins’ of warm and delighting pink.
Every waist of new style most with the
graceful large collar, some plainly
rich and some with beautifut trim-
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and those wise folks who begin earli
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Men‘s suits
from Koppenheimer;
big value-"$19.50
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Good clothes are 111 greater demand than ev.e1‘ «11‘
They are harder to get than ever—every man knows 1.1!
what conditions are. , y. ,3 :3
Yet here are those good Kuppenheimer clothes at I
bargain!
We couldn‘t sell one suit in the lot ats
bought them as we usually do. J“1‘3
But our clothing— man went to Chicago, picked the?
from the “ends of lots,” bought’ em cheap —-and here th
are at this special price. ' h. 1.
Ends of lots are regular Kuppenheimer clothes' in ev»
ery detail. The) are simply the two or three suits of a pat-:
tern left when season’s ordershave been tilled. y r"
Usual fine woolens, usual expert tailoring, usual good
Styles.
Usual in everything but price!
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Beaufort Lenox Beltsae
models for young men who went smartest style-1
Biltmors Sufiollt .;
"Eff for the many men who want style withou! W i
":15 pin-is. ~‘» .
‘ 'And what a range of sizes! is:
in regular proportions—33 to 46. W, . ..._ ,r. n
For full figures—37 to 48 in lines that modify ii» 3".
figure.
For sturdilybuilt short men—sizes 37 to '40.
'And good range for the man who is taller than tile
average. ‘ ~‘_. .. up”?
The cloths:——worsteds cheviots lfdmespunstweeds ‘
unfinished worsteds; a few of those handsome blue fl
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nels that young men are so eager for. . , 56:,» :1 g:
The whiny—regulation models lined with al act
serge; young men’s styles either full-lined or in cat
weight style with cutout lining. .J. ”5.1.1th
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The price-4nd possibly this as tlsezlld
feature of the collection.
for" at s far less the
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