. I O . $461559! .1357 .p,”-~m—____ 1 ‘ ‘ V ilull‘ufll'flfl . i‘ ‘. —. ‘ I 4 , , ,. .ritliifm'ur.-'i - A .. i3 Jot»! _ ‘i ‘ I ‘ "I ”'r -L . iduatr . g. , ., was I ['01: ll lu'UNh‘b‘llA l'w-I'IIIIlJl' i 1 . ' ' 1'01: 71!! Jr'N/il l'— NJ'I‘I'NUJI' r March "Our National l‘rtlllllt'ltl” » Jr .-'. v llllt‘l'n‘t‘zlu “Spring 'l'l:|.r.:..lits” Na", March "The Guardsman" Horbrrt ' \‘ulsc or Curran anal; l"cl,lu\\s" tr:!$.v."vr't “"1"“? "Amman TWUlKht" Luscombe Sort-trons 1mm "l.lltll' Miss momma..." 1. ' -, , x é fivlectlun “So Long Letty" Carroll String Quartette “Selected" Hibachi l '1 String: errtottu "Spanish 5.1Mmtlc' J Nehru]. . Vales "Beautiful Blue Danube" Strauss (I. l..‘.lt.\'u\' 0. Norm J. Ill-lulu A. BOWEN _ ‘ u' ~ ” ‘ N \‘inlin 2nd Violin “0'3 _ 'Gello ‘ _ Lharactertstlc A Gypsy Romance Rename 1; Oriental Scone “Star of indie" ._ Brntlou , Overture “Morning. Noon and Night" Supp: Overture "Beautiful Galeten" Suppe Eut'ract trom Undlue "Little Lady" Klein. 7 8 Popular Lledley "Selected" Selections from "The Big Show" 9 Selections from "Very Good Eddie" iHubbell 0314 10,40" 10 Idyll "Heart to lloart" fl‘lllihllll Pas de Soul "Pirouettc" mm}, It Operatic Potpourri "Faust" Gounod Grand Fantasia “Carmen" Rice: 12 One Step "llonky'l‘oulty" orr Eunwood Popular Medley "Sunshine of Virginia" Carroll ‘— Millincry Every uru'ning brings n.~.v Hats. and how to choose is the problem. Snug little 'l‘ur- bans that crush down on the head and stay put are in favor, Wide brims, others flaring, are even more in favor. One considers her style, then selects. Second flout . The Pompon Corset Cover Something quite new. it is a “slip-over” .garment of white nainsook daintily trimmed with filet lace, and having in front a little pocket made with a filet medallion which contains the ever useful little powder puff. We bespeak it a welcome. 59 ctr. An Envelope Chemise made in same _effect and like material also carries the little powder puff pocket. ' $1.00. Llugerle Slim», second floor. e...“ _Collee, Special. for Fashion Week. A tempting little prize offer with Wood’s Gilt Edge Coffees, only said in sealed packages. With every 3-lb can 7 ... of Wood’s Coffee ' ‘ . $1 10~ a'hnlf pound pkg. of ltlayquecn 'l‘cu - givcn‘free. “(This is the Tea Room _- 'l‘ca. Sold at 50 cts.) With every 2-lb. can of Wood’s Coffee " a half pound"pkg. of Primrose 'l‘ea , Sold at 30 cts. With every pound can of Wood’s Coffer '. ‘ a quarter pound pkg. ot' l’rmu-ose '1 ea. favorite flavor of tea. ”mm“ Candy .. Section V . .- Special! Chocolate wrapped cocoanut with jelly? . _ , 50¢. _ - About one halfthe usual price. “ ' A new line’ of “We little M.” Grapefruit, lager; and prunes, lll candied form. _ Enter listen in variety. so in e straight. ' g 75 cts‘ _ if 40 cts Clinice of bean or ground coffee and your - mm. M This is Fashion ‘Week An event of interest to all women who are thoughtful of Spring Apparel, for the House of Read presents the ideal, the very finest selections of the market in all apparel for women. Gwns of individuality and distinc- -- tion for afternoOn or evening wear. Tailored. Suits, correct for town or country. Coats and Wraps for street, motor or evening. Separate Skirts necessary in every womast wardrobe this season. Blouses of original design, tailored and lingerie models. Millineny, copies of exclusive French style, many of which are confined to the Read House. Footwear, late models in boots, spat and pump combinations, evening slippers and dress boots. — .Eastcr Gloves White Doeskins, White French Kids with self-colored or black stitching. Silk Gloves in fashionable street shades for ' Spring. . . Misses’ French Doeskins, pique sewn, fas-‘_ toning with one large pearl clasp. White only. Sizes 4% to 6.1.4:, ’ $1.35. ~ Alain floor. Easter " Novelties -. . Little Cut-outs that Will please children. Verylifelire nhbitsfichickens, and baskets of “ eggs, 'Z'for’ Suite. Larger sizes. .5 and 1.0 as. unaccomar“ '5, Idealism. Flower Seeds to fancy packages, hand- ‘ tinted envelopes, carryinga greeting. - hailstorm tum“ ~ .. Aniofckinaeuwpein "3" adecmatcd‘lm. ._._ Sets. A has of an pad postcards for ordinary use. m “I. , We Accessories are The penchant for all things Chinese extends from _the rug department, through the sports suits, millinery, and parasols to the jew- elry. Girdle, Chains, Necklaces, Bangles and various other ornaments are made . up in barbarous but attractive fashion with bits of jade and good luck emblems in profusion. Girdle: of long and oddly linked chains cour- hine with sports suits and dresses. All of these wonderful girdles, and the neck- laces of heads with Chinese pendants look as if they had come from “somewhere east of Suez.” Glove Silk Underwear Washable and dainty. Camisoles, Envelope Chemises and ‘Knick. ' en” of‘exquisitely soft glove silk are among the delightful summer undergarments. The cblor is pink, flesh pink .which washes best of all celers. holes of adorable makeup are trimmed with Val. or Filet lace, edges beautifully finished and medallions applied effectively. ‘ n mm- shoulder ties and coquettish bows’adorn these pretty things. ~ Lovely for “Euler gifts. ,Il' . 0n the main floor. North aisle, castesé New Rag Rugs -. Pink, blue, white and tan mixtures, all dainty “hit or miss" weavings for the centers, with gaily colored floral jhorders. An entirely new line just arrived and most attractive. Siaes, 27 x 54 $3.00 > 30160 . $4.90 ,_. 36 x 7:: , . Third floor. 'The'sl’arasol "A gay spot on the summer landscape will - be the arasol this year. It is flat, it is curved, it is round. It has few or many bones, above all things will it be noticed, and to see is to ad- mire. - ' Some of the exclusive styles are in Sets. Hat and Parasol. These are vcr novelandsomeot' 1 them of delicate beauty, wlu others are of de- cidedly contrasting shades. A bit of crctonne coloring is desirable. as. our. Main floor.
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