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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 9, 1917 · page 2

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All Our Fine Coats
Values up to $37.50

$7.980 $15.98
i“v°3..iii:.ismh 1.00.33 $10.00

Will he Sold at 25% Below Cost

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New Spring. Dresses;
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New iSprinngresses at popularprices

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Regarding revenue stamps held by will be made as soou as possible . 33”,
dealers when the law expired in Sep “Claims will be considered in llit ‘
tomb". and which the government'order of their receipt and no special
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a number of the stamps held in this atlon in his behalf The approprlatton’ lizatgizxifiefh 1" itsbcrewt; because
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Tirolleetor Walsh about them In his arty pn‘st’nted his claim nil] be paid "W time. required. In a Ship. “Deciab
3'3“”. he says: the amount due him." I“ i" a large ship, "k" “ battleshlpl
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of internal revenue, who decides all ygrl‘rmtgggtatggwisn largelgronps, such'
such claims that every eilort is being MORE TROOPS FROM MEx‘lCQ iometimes compass)? ”33:39:" c1111“:
put forth by his force to 8“ this work t ‘.tii UMBUS, N. .\l.,. Fob. 8.~Addi- nevertheless. the ship and all the men
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.quate to handle the deluge of such ‘lml’ll'i‘ 10““ 193“ 1101“ to“? for El _Vi.{iblo cords that make a“ ship "1
claims he states that they are being 1‘03““ The first battalion of the llgi‘ninzpemg‘lhg‘al‘lll effect of ”w
passed as rapidly as poasible and it is Fourth Field Artillery-.1119 Sixth and is to make the 33310:: :flitlligbmgifi
hoped that in a reasonable time this‘ Seicnteenth lnianlly Machine Com- ““m‘m "Rear Admiral Brodie) A.‘
work ““1 be CHI—rem ”mum. Supply Companies Of the rllilfl‘, in tile “’Orld's \vork.
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purers serve only to retard the work. the Second Engineers. the entire A LONG EAT
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February F .3; Sale
At: 9. Saving of 10‘ to 30%

. 3 Extra Epecial
ODD CHIFFONIERS AT V2 OFF

Buy. ‘Néw Furniture, Rugs, Ranges for Future Delivery. 3
FREE S’FQRAGE._ FREE DELIVERY.-

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Do you need

Scrim Curtains?

New ct‘tccts in pure white and ecru
which have insertions of 'filet. lace in
different widths”. Many of these in-

~-sertions are in the square motif style,

which isa- good imitation“‘of the gen-
uine hand-made filet.’ Attractive and
inexpensive.

From $5.00 a pair up.

Third floor.

A Seamless Axminister Rug

Quite recently a new large rug has
arrived and attracts everyone by. its
unusual beauty. The background or
field of the rug is dark blue with an
Oriental design in ecru, dark red, old
blue and. green.

The size, 9 x 12.; the price,
$82.50

A rich and velvety quality.

in

Axminster Rugs

Carpet. sizes, 6 x 9'for'omall rooms.
in tans and blues, browns and. reds.
Chinese figures, especially attract-

$22.50...

Third floor.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Here andiTliere
About the Store

Among the new evening
gowns is noticed one of heavy
white Crepe Meteor out with
long lines. The skirt is wry
full and has eficciive dot-orn-
tion of large bowl llllltlt' Hm";
.st‘ilicaamt» material. A 1313:..3l
band of 1111313022. “wail i\‘ 3.1 tin-
lm‘ in. '3 til the \ .3“. tutti 3 :,,-

li";'!il(lt t " it.

103 ,nl; Hit 3) mi : i$110.00.

Another effective gown is
motto of black maline with
graduated flounees and tunic
of Point d’esprit. The bodice
of this is nearly covered “11h
a girdle of lace heavily en-
crusted with gold sequins.

r'l‘hie model is from Lucille

and is $85.00.

Brilliancy of color and
startling combinations char-
acterize the Sports Dresses
which are shown now at this
early period and designed for
the Woman going to the South.
Shirts are in stripes or have
the effect of being in geo-
metric designs of vivid or-
ange, redfiblack or green on
neutral grounds.

The woman who dresses
carefully, with the thought of
harmony in dolor, always con-
siders her jewelry and never
allow; the color of her prec-
ions stones to clash with her
costumes. To go with the
sports clothes and other'gay
summer apparel there is some
new t‘hinese jewelry which is
attractive in n barbaric way.

"l‘hcre are heavy bracelets of

jade and to more are attach-
ml small filigree balls which
contain a perfume of some
kind. There are beads and
pendants, brooches of (tiller-

ent. designs all in jade, amber, '
‘malacliite and lapis lazuli col-
' cringe.

These blinds oddly
enough are‘cven used for but
trimmings; encircling the

crown of the hat or applied in

some original way.
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Women who like indoor
bathing will be glad to know
of some. new diving caps. They
are of rubber in pastel shades.
very odd colorings. They are
reversible . so that she who
likes a change may have one
color one day and another the
next.

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Were $9.50
Were $8.75

White Enameled and
Brass-3 Beds

Several lines at clearance.

These beds here offered are of de-
sirable model and. excellent iinish.
Fancy brace trimmed. ,7

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4 ti 3; inch size, were $9. 50, _
new $1.75.

\‘.:"I 3 c Enameled Bed: with brass to);

131i 5 in all sizes.
now $7.75!
now $7500

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Heavy Béds with brass top rails.

Were $12. 00 now $10.00
Brass Beds, satin finish.
Were $12.00 new $10.00
$16.00 $13.50
$20.00 $17.00

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Third floor.

Play Clothes, Rompers

and-other apparel for little. follr‘.

A new lot of Bloomer Dresses have
just arrived.

Chambrays in pink, lig ghi blue and
tan, pretty childish styles made up,
with plaid or white trimmings, 3

75ers. ‘ p

Romper: in plain tan, light blue and
pink, for ages 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years...

At 59, 65 and 75 cu. ll
Creepers in. pink and blue checlE,‘

for i and 2 years. 1
_ Second floor. ’

in the, Shoe Shop

Complete lines of Drone and Willie 4."

in; Boots,
$4150 and $5.00. 3

For skating, a high cut lace boot of

tan elkskin, $6.50.

These make a good storm or walking
boot.

Lace'Boots in tan, 9 inches high,
Cuban heels and, English foxings.

A3 regular $7.50 boot,
$585 very special.

Second floor. I

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a very moderate pri‘ce. Easy paymentsiif‘ desired;
Come' in and see them or send for illustrated folders.

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Biliard Table

New on: Exhibition at.- TliisSto: _
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gives an air of luxurious com-
fert refinement and good!“
taste that mean: all the More
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humour! a ham

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We can sung:

GOOD WINGS

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undisputed.

( an. 83 3°!»

‘. THE RIGHT FURNITURE ‘1

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