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Store hours 8:30 to 61 Satin-days 8:30 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Eager feet hurry the oh1ldren to Toyland. Let them
son is all too short, at most.
llittle folks a all the pleasure we are able to ? , ' '
More fine
Royal savings,
Fine waists and serviceable sorts, each
abundantly and economically!
it it”! Out upon the big tables, Saturday morning there hur-
it:
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ties a remarkable lot of Royal waists
Beautiful fancy striped silks, voiles of filmy texture
lvith rare embroidered decoration, Middies of plain and of
fancy patterns, flannel waists,-—about every sort that one
pould wish to choose from!
Every sort at a big saving, because these are the
samples and we are helprng makers to make a quick
.11} away of entire lot!
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There are too many sorts, too many bearrties, and
for) afew of any one sort.
BUT every woman 11l.- use eye senses this news has a
chance to pick rarest waist bargain everl
Royal waists that are ' a t‘
regularly $1.50 and $2
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- ; ,Royal waists that are
regularly 52150 “d ’3 $1.95
‘ Royal waists that are
regularly $3. 50 to $5 $2. 95
And they will all be ready Saturday morning.
“00nd floor
Coats that help
a man to rest
A lot of fun is poked at the “tired business man”—
but not a bit at the man who’s wise enough to slip in his
Smoking jacket when he sits down for an evening of com-
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' fort.
And if the man doesn’t smoke— why, his smoking-
lacket is a house- coat!
And how they do help a man to rest in comfort!
Fine new lot ready in the quiet fabrics that men so
like, but with enough life to prevent any dullness.
I ” pockets.
.. Niteiy finished with frogsand corded edge and fancy
- Gray and! brown and blue and green and tan—$5 to
£12.50. ,
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Good overcoat
is‘ worth price
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Put the accent on the good, please!
T he price 111ll be 1e11, clear, no matter what it may be
But be sure oi the goodness, of the quality.
'i‘herc’s one sure way to be sure.
Come here Pick a Howland overcoat.
Mnstlikeiy itll hate been nradeforusby Hart Schaff-
ner 81 Marx or by the House of Kuppenheimer.
if it hasn‘,t we stand back of it just the same.
{ Good fabric, gool tailoring, good style, good seivicc.
.You see WE put the accent on the good features too!
'Just nowil Men there is a great big
exce ent money’ 1- worth for
‘ men who pay— $22 50
For examplez—a stormcoat with big storm collar
and double breast, with box back, —and built of woolen
fabric that’ll send the very King of Cold running away for
all he’s worth! , _._,_‘_ __
.1111: anrn Ioor. nee. 15.9513
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Home gift. that: have
beauty and ut1l1ty
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T o the 11
thing in the h se and ha 3 special pride in diningroom
. Ctilfipment; some such gift as:— ~
. 1, t5 {sear-vine set with horn handles-
“ Cut .111.- ornate bowl—as. so.
were: a'_st. out Ital—01!.
11111 was 1111.-
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Mam not from “lbw-f-
'I‘ray of! real mahogany—~88. 60.
Cut glass bowl-43,0. ,
Celery tray. out alias—st:
on” set or ma-bahm
WA‘. set. Nippon 1111
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e-body. the wOman who enjoys every- ,
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HOWLAND'A
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The “rather: Rain and “If... i
The holiday ‘sea-i
Shall we not give our
children may choose next l
Spring are ready!
Months ahead of their usual
appearance, dainty w hi t e
dresses for children.
Alrnost as many ur f’l'rrr,‘ ’l‘nrls 11f
but 6 months as for the "grownups"
of ti yrurul And 11 great many in .111-
ties for each.
Empire styles with their (1111- short
wars-ts, lilllg-“tllrlt'il Irrmlrls that
make little girls look \‘1-11' \1115
dainty.
Batiste 11ml narrrsook 111111 nrg'irrtly
and lawn 11ml mile and tiniest-rd.
With trimming of pretty lace or
embroidery~und some with {eatlrcrv
stitching or srrrocltrnu in rilher \\'llll-‘
or color!
New. Charming. 501: to
56.
Second floor. 3
$1.50 still buys
women’s good. gloves!
Today—good gloves of
washable tan cape at 51.50.
'“ Almost as many for Tiny Trade of
mode-i that insures smooth (it, nicely
finished with ry.
' Woly tmrnml by u prom-so
lulu-s tin-1n 01111in \ruslred
'irrjrrry in appearance.
Don't know what such
gloves will cost soon—BUT
NOW $1.51).
(‘entcr aisle. rear.
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Mackinaws for 3'
minly boys.
For boys \1h\ skate-01
ride—or errjoyk err outdoor
arr; a mackinaw.
For mackinaw is the Live
Boys’ coat. it leaves him free
to get around—and keeps him
warm.
Built with plain or smart‘
pinched back, of good warm
staunch cloth, in excellent
plaids— S5 to S9.
Theseslippera will
save doctors’ bills.
Felt slippers keep feetwarnr
when first folks slip Out of
bed' in the morning. They keep
feet warm as one rest afte:
tea. They keep feet warm as
one gets ready for sleep.
“Wan .t and cool head
avord do bills” has been
prove tru , time and again.
Women's felt comfy slippers trim-
and light blue—$1.75
Handsome ribbon-trimmed comfy
alipperaxin red pink larender green
and old rose or light blue—$1. 50.
Felt slippers of dark blue Sr 01(-
ord my. 2plain and of excellent
quality—81. 6. .
Moccasins of Indian type. soft and
flexible and staunch.tl. 50 and $1. 75.
High-cut felt slippers trimmed with
tar and with leather sole. many col-
ore and black-41.25 31. to and 32.-
1 Felt pgl were finished with brlaht-
.hedtt pone—'49s 00c and n.
ren'a blue comfy
.1 am“! I hl h-cut aEup-
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The dresses that l
Umbrellas to brighten
a rainy clay
Cheerful protection is.
the urrrbrella’s part.
Not just to shed rain
—l1ut to make 11 glow of
color against the gray 1,1"
the rain. I
And here are silken
umbrellas that “1111‘ it'
gladly 11nd eagerly and.
very very satisfactorily.
'i‘heir covers are of
rich huez—bhrc and red
and purple. Not a dull
inch on their entire 5111-
race. ; .
'i‘heir handles are
graceful; some straight
and plain, some
lunch of white, some
with handsome loop of
silken cord in same coin:
1s corer. ,
And how firm of tex-
ture they are, lrow lus-
11‘13 $4 $5 and to. $8.
11;
‘ trons, how fine! ,1???
Purple is the most-sought of all colors—and it’s. here
even in some silk umbrellas for girls at $3.
some hues too.
Women’s black umbrellas. silk and glor'ia—r-from 8'3
to’S: and even less.\
FOR MEN—fine silk umbrellas with handles tha‘ 1
man can graSp in confidence—S5 to 3.10; glor'ia at $2 and
more.
Curler aide. r1 ar.
/Me/n"s shoe-value at
either $4 or $7
A man gets what he pays for, whether he pays $4,
or $7. ,
For S4, shoes with strength and ser/vice built into.
every part of therrr. . 1...
For S7, shoes with fineness marking them clearly,
with good shoemaking, 1111b “high” sty.le
4
hr
with ”i
Other hand-
One sort for the hard round of daily work, the othrr 4'
sort for dress.
At $4 /
Black calfskin or tan calfskin, smart English las , -
leather or netti- Neolin sole, good looking, 1e1y
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comfortable. 9 1 ,
Rich dark tan calfskin with broad heel and shank, 1
English last, blind eyelets. - 1'
_:At #7 .
t Black calfskin,\strarght laced style, broad toe and ,
heel, smooth and graceful. 11 1M 1 .
Black. or dark tan with cord up and blind eye-
lets, sieve? English .last. " ,3 my; 41.
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