Be patriotic!
Be economical?
Inthesehyeofoanountry’s need, Patriot' and
Zeonomyareequelpuuofowlife. up
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, Nice dresses.
full of service.
, drop to $7.50:
' We've a few pretty dresses of satin.
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There are a few more of lustrous silk-:rndoc.rtton pop- .
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' There are still more of serge, staunch, durable, attrac-
drve serge. ‘ .
._ They are made with graceful. stylish full skirts. Some
:3th the serges are embrowered, some braid trimmed, some
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,, .All' in all. quite one of the mostgattractive lots of
rdrmes at many a day—to women who appreciate service
. combined wrth pleasing style. \
.’ . ' Serge dresses have been 310, $12.50 and SI
:and satins have been $13.50.
-' Now ’tis time to clear them all out 50 they will ‘be
ready Saturday at , - - $7.50 ‘
We believe it well to advise economical women ”to be
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Prompt.
Strand “0".
Note strength of I See the ranethhle
“'9 I'M“ "-15 c1... cr- a». m.
Pick up' a pair of these
irsplendid lambskin gloves for How anything so beautiful '
women and see how firm and could have so ugly a name is
:staunch and yet how pliable what puzzles most folks!
they are! ' . . ,. .
Yes; my [00k heavy. But For this neckwear 15 0f 21
looks are deceiving. For you remarkable Oriental WWW.
wilttind that they slipon with or of a charming French at- '
t’cotttfort, tit smoothly, do not mosphere,
feel a whit t00 heavy. . ~ ‘;
. Actually; they are heavier ,Of course there rs reason
rum. French—made We, and for its name: the striking
not so fine. But they. will scarfs were first worn in the
outwear the French because Oriental play of , (3hr; Chin
of that extra w’ ' and
:51! “Sm Chow. .
, m or "at; my“ Scarfs embroidered with
find: from W my, gold and with silver, ,in sun-
shine, from ‘11:“ cardamom gx- first and distinctive Oriental
‘ or 510 . .
ghoul ,5 , pay “H soso ,
Gloveiworthfarrnorethan Chrclittlebowsof net 3'
adorning. Weieeheeefdletteuto‘
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"I've never
shoW’n silks
of such quality at such a price to you,” said the silkrnau'as
he came forward with this news. '
To appreciate that; remember all the splendid bits of
silk news of the past; then remember that this is bigger
news! , _ . "
"‘ Tis a fact that every yard of this silk is a genuine
bargain at the price it has been selling for,” he continued.
“But I want more business and l want it quickenough to
give people the best things I’ve ever given them.”
He has to delive? some pretty tine silks to live
all that, hasn’t be?
But, actually, he is ready to.
up to
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‘brlks for evening gowns, silks for afternoon dresses.
silks for waists, silks for fancywork—silks of a dozen and
one sorts! '
Beauty after beauty, richness and then more richness,
Colors of wondrous diversity!
Here is the briefly-told news:—
Satin messaline in 30 different evening and afternoon
shades, 1 yard‘wide, regular $1.50 yard— ‘ $1.19"
Pure silk yard-wide satin, rich light and" dark colors,
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ivory and black, regular SI.75-— . \ $1.45
Satin Radiant, 40 inches wide, a dozen beautiful
shades, regular 52 yard— $1.59
Satin Sublime, wondrous in its flashing beauty, 40
inches wide, light and dark shades. regular $2.50 yard-—
31-95,
Crepe de chine. soft and tine of texture, with subdued
beautiful luster. many colors including white and ivory,
regular $1.65 yard— $1.39
Pure silk crepe de tncte rr in radiant tones of yellow
ivory. pink. blue, navy and brown and wisteria; black, too;
t-lo inches wide. regular 53 yard— $1.59
Tub silks of delightful effect, while ground ,with
stripes in color and those stripes of" lustrous satin, 32
inches wide, regular $1.25— ‘ $1.10
Handsome striped satins in the many combinations
of twoand three colors which the season has brought to
our joy, 26 inches wide, excellent weight, regular $1.50
yard— . . $1.19
Yard-wide tine satin plaids an'd stripes—How they
glow and sparkle with both life” and color! Regular $1.75
a yard— $1.45
Finetatt'eta silks with satin stripes, 'yard‘wide, regular
82 yard— $1.59
Georgette crepe. light and filmy but of great strength
and beauty, several shades of blue and at least one hue of
about every liked and fashionable color; .regular’ $1.73
yard— , $1.45
' “In! floor.
Mite it easier (0 Small sum buys
are for Baby. good underweu.
Warmth and comfort and
smooth fit; here they are at
reasonable cost. .
. Women’s good soft warm
cotton vests and pants, sea-
sonable styles
regular sizes—59c
full-figure sizes—85c
girls’ white fleeced vests
an pants,.all sizes-9945c
, There’s the cutest, cleverest
little crib for Baby that ever a
mother could wish for.
‘ It’s on rubber-tired wheels,
is easily pushed back and
forth instead of rocked—and
whe'n Baby has gone to sleep ,
it may be quietly and smooth-
ly pushed into an adjoining
room where nap is finished in
' pattern with thread border—-
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The jewelry-chief‘
vltnom silver, too.
Through years of experi-
ence, a man learns where to
by many.
That must be why the
jewelryman knew how to find
s’ome silver which he offers as
titling for service on T hanks-
giving table—and“ sells at
much less than usual price.
'A double-service vegetable
dish, is one of these special
offerings. thique, attrac-
tive, novel.
The coverfihas a handle
easily removed.
When theirandle is taken
from this cover, the cover be-
comes an ope‘ri' vegetable
dish—the one covered vege-
table dish becomes two sepa-
rate open dishes!
It’s of rich plain Colonial
and the price is $7.75.
' A meat platter of same dc-
srgn, of the same excellent
heavy plate—also 57.75.
Attractive silverplate bread-
trays are plain pattern with
effective pierced designs at
each end—82.»
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Sandwich plates of similar
lpattern and same nice
, weight—$2.50. t
14-“ rrlslt'. (mitt.
find things that are overlooked,
which 'locks on—and yet is _
' « The biggest service this store can give
You today is to help in the practice" of true ‘
economy- ., ’Tis , here for that service.
_ True eConomy
fora man
I is to buy good clothes.- Till
means Howland clothes. ,
\Judge a suit or an overcolf‘ If,
. 'by-the servicejt gives; not by
its price. That is fair.
. A' suit, at $15 might ht'
pretty expensive. Another ' ,
“suitvtttvSSO is pretty sure to {-1 ~
Economical: For, when all»:
said'and done, the suit at I. ' ‘”
will last a long time and , ..
gOOd A LL" flicrrtiuw'rto. '
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- 'rhanksgtv'rrrg’;iis other or
big dress times of the cbflrt a;
year.
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If you are figuringronunatt
overcoat or new suit fUF‘W'f“3‘
tine festival—be busy ht? fish”
DOW! "I II? (it
Overcoats from Kuppg} 1::
heimer and from Hart Scha' =
ner.,& Marx . .. ,
Chesterfields ..
Great coats , ?
'Ulstersmr v
'l'r‘Jr’ulli‘.’ '1. r '
.1..Motor.coats ,
.leru’tli‘” m .
. ..,Box.tovercoats
; titlifiiéle" Trench coats
"Military overcoats
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. . LuzedLupI-onlt I. .0
Knittedvcoats
Belted coats ,
Fur coats
. ml 1‘?
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$25'td‘
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of silk, stockings.
For the woman who has
tlearned the delight of silk,
{stockings and proved their
durability, none quite equal.
For that woman, such silk
gstockiztgs as are worthy.
ltalian sillc, for example;:
are firmer and heavier than
the regular weave. Not so
chosen with greater attention!
to correct size. Handsome
black or white—$1.75.
For dress occasions; fancy
silk stockings in ,rich striped
patterns or in plain color ent-
broidered with another color
4—31.50.
Plain tine black and white
silk, nice weight, fit with won-
drous smoothness and com-
?! get effect of silk at about
half its price :—fiber silk.
A pretty clever substitute,
with double sole and heel, tpp
of lisle but boot of glistening
' Good stockings of cotton of
. , . Bo '. .vestsandpants medium weight, white, tan or
“fa. . . “wig"? 'ng—SOc blacks-25c.
“1"“th “WW“. 5 .,.s!r'qr|ttevmts.for e Em”: “0&3? durable
with, ma tress; re r- mrr._ _‘ evening”. rowdy. blast 1" PM 1WD
4375., ~ $1?“ worm. 737%.. ; " M. k We 3% w 5"
Choose the but 3 . ,
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elastic but firmer; have to bei _
white, black, blue or 'smdke, ‘
Suits of rich mixtures and handsome plain woolensflt
great, in of new styles 'ft'irffi‘ne‘fl and for young men . ,1, ‘5‘
. .. Main flow, rmr.
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W A‘ good warm '
pretty coat at
’ fair prices
No woman needs to pay a large price to get a warm j
winter coat that will please by its good appearance. ‘
A lot such here at $12.50 and $15. That is fair -
enough price, isn’t it? , ’ ,
Nice big cape Collars on some, good-looking broad belts ,.
with effective buckles, collars all so fashioned they may be I
buttpned closely under the chin,—-and of good durable ;
warm cloth. , 1/ ,.
A good big generous money’s—worth; , every one at
' J.
them. a,
Broadcloth with smart plush collar—$12.50. 33' .
Cheviot, plain color or handsome mixture, cape collar,j
buckled belt—$12.50. . ., , .
Cheviot with plush-inlaid,:,collar and stylish beltyi
512.50. . » ., - '_'
,Fine Cheviot with brown-boney collar and effective
wide belt—sis. ' , .. ‘
’ ~Staunch Cheviot with deep shawl collar of plushittn} '
plush buttons, wlide belt l5,=~ — ‘ “t .,
'3 There canbe no__ ‘ .. for the woman whg’
seeks good-warm . ”coat at stnall‘cpst,_fi '1 «
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