, Bits of Lace, Small Ribbons
and a Glove Sill:
foundation.
This makes a Camisole of fascinating appearance
which shows daintily beneath a sheer tieareette or
Crepe blouse. '
Knickers it the sun: material.
Combinations, Chemises and Vests, all of pink
silk. are ready tor sunnner wear. W" “M;
The Chinese Jewelry
This very brilliant case attracts the attention of
all visitors.
The girdles, which are almost barbaric in color-
ing and make-up, show oddly linked enameled t'igures
witlt Chinese pendants of very Oriental appearance.
T hesc may be worn with any dress and are especially
effective when applied to some Crepe de Chine or
satin dress of black. midnight blue or other sombre
. colorings. Some of these are conservative in
taste. others resemble the girdles worn by the Roman
women and are of dull gold ornaments and pen-
dants studded with jewels. $2.95 to $12.00.
Chinese Necklaces of gaily colored beads ,in all
shades, the brightest Chinese red, blue and yellow,
$1.25 to $5.00.
Chinese Bau- Pins set with imitation jade circles,
75 cts. and $1.00.
50 ch.
Earrings, pendant and button styl‘e.‘quite new de.
signs, ~ '- 75 cts. to $6.00.
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Sautoirs 'with Chinese drops, .
Other Jewelry of Oriental style.
A Necklace of crystal beads in pale green, pale
rose, and azure linked together with silver filigree
beads is known as “Dawn? 1. . ' _
Combs for the hair. -The “Madame Butterfly” of
Japanese design set with peacock stones and bril-
liants, is very popular. ’ ~
The Barrientos Comb,
stones, is a glittering thing.
appearance.
" Bracelets, antique design, set with semiprecious
)stones,‘are also among the new arrivals.
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’r. ' The Useful Boston Bag
’ Probably no hand bag was ever designed which
has met with such great popularity as the Boston Bag,
which is usedby’all professional people, women who
shop, travelers, and High School boys and girls.
.{These bags are made of fine "quality cowhide, hand-
sewedto tire-frames, with durable handles and lock-
ing straps. ' .
in brown and black, size '13 to '176‘ inches, ‘~ A ..
‘~ $4.00 up.‘
set with semi-precious
ant quite gipsy'like itt its
Main flour.
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This is Fashion Week
An Exhibition of Styles in
Women's Apparel. Coats, Suits,
Gowns. Millinery and
Footwear. i
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Concerts Every Afternoon
Piano Recital at Noon
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Dress linoils. , i “Maid“: "5i”-
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Neckwear for Men or Taste
Not all the Fashion Week exhibit is for women.
The season for men’s wear shows new silk scarves of
rich quality for liaster and Sprin}; wear.
Crepe and l‘itille.
Satin effects.
50, 65 and $1.00.
The Parasol
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The gayest materials have been selected for this
season’s Parasols. ' k t;
The “Dainty Dorothy” is of‘ a crepey material
and appears in pale rose, blue and green, and will
combine-very happily with summer frocks.
Khaki-Koole-‘ssols are effective with' sports
clothes. 7 . , ' _
A good Silk’ Parasol of dark combinations in
black, midnight blue and other colorings has an edge
in contrasting hue.
, Ls~ Royals: is a ‘good conservative fashion, black.
with many bones, short handle and ribbon loop, and _,
reminds one of the “going-to-church” parasol nsedSO
. years ago.’ ‘ . P
The exclusive style is to have hat and parasol ‘
match, -and several of these models are on view this a .
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pring Patterns in Practical ,.
Wash Goods
> Shirtings in pinted and \royen stripes. vert neat ‘ a: i
ellects. pink, Nae. lavender and greet on white
.i"-.:'.l.l>, tor men‘s si:irts,wr men's home dresses and
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29, 39, 45 and 59 cts. a yard.
Silk and cotton Peplin, one it the hantlst‘intest of
all wash weaves. this is a practical and durable tab-
ric and the line tinih makes it handsome enough for .
almost any die». in ‘fiilif: ;'.l‘;.l back. pink. navy. tan ' '
and green. 89 cts. a yard.
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in the Shoe Shop
Pumps for early Spring
wear have arrived. 13x.
tremely stylish model-s. per-
forated patterns. with small
tongues.
$4.50 to 381,20.
Spats to wear with
pumps in white. ixory'.
taupe. pearl, lawn and gold.
at $2.00. -;
Children’s Shoes.
The Spring stock is now quite complete. Among
the popular styles is the "First-Step” shoe for little
folks who are commencing to walk.
Prices range‘ from $1.50} to $4.50.
Boys’ Shoes. .Eoot-form lasts, in black, tan. Rus- ' . , ~ ~
sia and patent coltskin. Sizes to to 13%, $2.75., ' '
Q‘nn metal and pat-
\si.-es l to (3,
$3.50.
Second floor.
For Big Boys. Tan Russia,
Silk Hosiery
Exclusive states in black, white. gray and silver
wrth elaborate openwork over instep and ankles Ap-
plique work withsteel beads, '
r y _ $4.50.: $6.00. $12.50
' “ .. and $15.00.
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Velour Portieres
Some new Velour Portieres are of aduplex variety
, and in very treaty and beautiful fabrics which hang
in graceful folds.
shown:
lilac and brown, 7
Mulberry and green, .
Mulberry and brown,
Green and green,
Green and red.
The following combinations are
At .
. . .. $25.00 was
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