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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 12, 1916 · page 2

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The Gift intimate

: duinty anti-u- spur for
(”as time. in white orfludabthimd with

f f sun at sing-u
{Pretty styles in hullV boxes at $1.00.

fidhbfibmflmdljo.

fie quid nod-l effectively trimmed with 85good
guilty lace.

Mi). Gauss, cl.“..Itil3I hand embroidered.
$.50.

W in white, ‘ink and yellow,
5.. 75 cts. and $1.00.
M Wolf-n Gators, 25 do.
Eugene; Cases for traveling, ‘I'cr3' Compact and
convenient, $1
Fancy Hue Supporters of Shirred silk rilIlIIm
blue. pink, white .‘znl c‘l III'. For little girls. 59 do.

lingmte Shop. second III «‘1.

Women’s Blouses
Georgettes, Crepe do China, Taffeta,
$3.95 to “0.50.
Especial Novelties lt‘. Gemgctteo with

emhroider3, quite ettccnu.
$4 95 to $12. 50.

Special in W'litc C: “113 do China,
52.35.

Shoes and Slippers
Quiited Bond
warm and pretty.

oi: Sh..-s \I'ith fur tops, luxuriousl)
Whin. pink, blue and rose, $3.50.

Satin Boudoir Slip-Jet‘s, hint embroidered. pit-5.,
rose and gold. $3.00 to $5.00.

Pompom Siippcrs «It ~2Itin, $2.50.

Boudoir Mules, Ilro , of them in colors. gold and
silver hrocadcs, $3.00 um! $5.00.

lIluc.

Curing: Boots.

Black quihed sa‘i . ur—toppeIl, a novel feature .I
the II carriage boots is th; llt II ..le te ItherIIeIght Inh-
her SI le it means sat.’ I

$500.

1- on easily without :IIliIn't-

Shoe Shop second flooI.

/

\l'idc‘ tops.
.mcnt.

lhc‘},

A SIlk Umbrella“

Always a delighttnl gin
fo‘ a Woman. and them
are many novelties in In '~
net. blue, green on!
changeable cftccts.

Ask to see the new
st3le handle called the

Bring Summer.

to the home.

83‘ making a flower
5. hing of Japanese SW at
pens. cyclamcn. nastcs
tiImIs, or other favorite
flowers. in a vase or :I

Newport Loop.

it has a carrying strap
or chain, very novel, III-xv
practical

From

$100 up to $12.00.

Mutt “(It I

pottery bowl. and nérch
a little china hint on the
rim, natural as life.’

0 There is an attractive
showing.

in the Chinatitore. Basement.

The W incisor thograph

A "musical instrument
of rare lone reproducing
quality. A heautitul as-
tis-tic piece of furniture
built in pure period de~
signs and ever harmon-
izing with richest interior
furnishings. The cri-
dcnce of good last: and
discernment. durable,
simple. promising years
of gratifying service.
The 3: r e at Archie-duty
talking: machine. musicai,
highly artistic and usefat as well.

. The ‘Wmdsor.’ m3: all makesflsc Records. Is
made in manv pleasing designs and stfies. is the can?
inst work of master craftsmen through and lhmh.
56' Before buying any talking mam. see a Wind-
r

. ‘Th' flh’

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him Read l-umttunm tum flow.

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men.

1117'“

Marabout
AMJIScui, ofeolheryMufl.

Most becoming of In neckwear and very suit-
able for mild Cool we Ither the p ice for Marabout
is more reasonable than for nice fur, and for this
climate is sufficiently warm.

Black and Nam-It Swath,
$5.00. $6.50. $8.50 to $12.00.
Muff: to match all Icarfs.
$6.00 .nd $8.50

Ostrich Colinnttes,
;!S\ Irlment.

'Ilack and colored. in good

Trimming Section, mum floor.
I

Material for Gowns

All waist and II..-ss potter» are packed in
Holiday Boxes.

Attention is Iii rcctcd t) the very satisfactorI a:-
sortmcnt of 'l Ittctas Shins and (‘harmcnsc in all
shades for street and owning w Ir.

Chnneme, 40 inches wide, $2.00.
Sutin, 36 inches, $1.50 Ind 81.75.
Toffetu, 36 inches. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00.

unusable Taffeta; for Petticoats.
Dark effects,
Guaranteed dark plain Taffeta,

$1.75.
szoo

Main flour.

Raincoats
for little bit.
11» “W"
for agesoto 14 years.

$3.00

In a Holiday box.

SPCOXIJ floor.

Clfldlu'u Fun.

Awmpriate stytcs in
Ooney, Squirrel, Ermine,
etc.

$3.75 to $20. 00

The Distinctive MOtor

hu-
L-éuuu

and

other Btlsketry of
attractive out.

III tho hue—.1.

[A

rm

practical.

$1.00, $1.50, $1.75 and“.
”Mom Petticoats, an especial line for 'lol-

$1.50.
1'“ Petticoats in a splendid line of colorings

$235.0 mm.

Max selling, all colors,

as well as black,

AI of these are attrar‘tivcly packed in lIoll3-Irim- 1.

meat boxes.

. “-5
suntan; .u‘r "5

Comfortable FOOtwear
Hum! Knit Slippm with wool insoles "

Sl.00und$l..25

Comfy Sher. with cushion soles, plain or run will:

ribbon.
Hand-mode Felt Slippers.

Fur-trimmed Felt sup». .,

$1.00 and $2.00.
$1.25.
$1.50.

Eflukin Moccasins, plain or l‘cadcd. lined with satin

(ll cotton. in pearl o;

Noveities for the
Work Basket.

Fancy WE‘I. b and 10 cts'.
Eateries in volors‘.
b to 25 cts.
Inpe Licasures. 10,15, 25 ots.
fumbles, cvlluloiIl 5 cts.
Bodldrs 5,- Its.
“will spool 88k, l 1‘07... 70 (:85.
Pin cushions. 10, 15, 25 cts.
Houdiebooks. 15 to 50 cts.
Milan’s Work Boxes,

to inspirr‘ fine mail-mark.

80 unit 50 eta.

A Walnut never
hi6 too my.
Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,

Embroidered Nightgown,

ltulian Silk Garments.
Camisoles

Boudoir Slippers.

Silk Petticoats.
Ward-mire Sachets.
Pretty Aprons,

Flasks of Toilet Water
Boxes of Writing Papa

nun l'lIIIII.

tan.

man). styles
$1.50 to $3.00.

Seaport flour.

Christmas Favors
at the Candy Section.
Kriss liI‘iIIglI- seems to Iron-

IIIIloaIlI-d his puck hertz, so
many little Holiday {mars

appear. sIIJIIuoh 0f lIriglI'III'~<'~'"

in red, “iliit‘ and grccu.

Snownmu hearing tiny
t'lIrIstrzns ll‘t’t.-I,

R‘Intn ('lulu figures with
\I llt'i‘tlllit' looks.

"f'llltll‘t‘I'S in neutral sip-s.

liI-lls IIIIIi gllfluitilns.

Strimzs of \"tflt‘lililit‘fi and
fruit for dressing t‘lII-isrnnh
lrccs

Especially :Ittractixe
novelties, bags, baskets
and French trit‘les of do
lightful character for the
houdoir.

in 1th: :ltllmery Section.

Rugs

' AttheReudHonuexclulivdymaybe

{7 had this good tookinr: and comfortable Rug
at the price as seen in the illustration. A.
pcrsvnal inspection is invited.

Seam Tartan Rugs

He whose head is In the Highlands militate great
attainment in the tnnmrs plaids manned. '\ .
- $10.75.

‘ Hum-Sm $93.15
Guam. erdra heavy, $13.75 .
1!» M Watch.” perhaps the hat loved plaid in.

the world, 7 ‘ 310.15

In“, Indus. .1]

beautifully finished, “it

32500

A Service Wagon

which has two commodi-

' ous shelves and is roomv

enough to hold all dishes

to he removed from the
dining table. ‘

Easy, convenient,
silent.
Aocordmg to finish

$l0. 00 and $15.00

Faith flow.

‘1 Ivonne-n

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