Heuse
for
Furniture of the individual kind
Odd Porcelain: from Japan , " _ These are the pieces which, as the years pass,
Anni Were, a blue green like the deep sea. change into heirlooms; ' and half a century from now
Sepagate pieces and sets which are nice to use for . any one of these» articles will be greatly appreciated by
«breakfast, Supper or luncheon. W I, the person whose good Iorlune it is, to receive It.
”A" {Tempe and Saucer-II by the dozen . $1.76 , 1 5.." “agony
M and Butter Plates on M TM Wthh
I,“ Phle- , W ' ., will hold one’ s inti-
BmkfutPloteiI " i110 mate books "‘3‘" a“
. Sherbet Cups , moo ahrzncbbghcouch or by
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“r W 59!: “ * » m
,Eghtooa Pieces with rm to match “£001-;m‘z; Slze
. :2: as" w M . '. Muoain Roda
Compoteg $2.25 with shelves, large
. MW 30", 3 P“. 31'“ enough to hold large
Spear and Cuel Set 01“.: ' : magazines ‘
Lemonade Set - .
' . . [I full “.50 up.
, . , . CM 59'3“! Tallies. mahogany with Sscroll
Devon Art Ware supports and numerous small drawers for spools a nd
. ,_‘ IA brown and cream colored pottery in quaint ' , ;_5¢‘Vi“£ “13085. $10.00.
. . , . . . . . . x ,.
shapes, with some characxnstrchttle Inscription on the Q“ Anne Mn: 3M graceful ”pas
side of each article. _ , . which of course are not exclusively for knittin but
. sun: Bowie—"no aloy vvl' thoflnr." . (filial will accommodate an] Lark $1]
(from: Jug—P 'Blp your lel to flu creahr."
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. Emma-"u: in bed put: :ut 11:11:31 . p . ‘fiwfi: :32?! .1"? Tables
' ’ “no no Burk, Swarm which catch ‘ ' ‘ ; u I
flipping wax, Salts and Peppers, Preserve Tubs, Bots . . w Tables.
. ter Dishes, Egg Cups Mustard Jars, and other useful , _ j A These tables have book
.. PicCCS- . . .5 I", “'1' ‘13 ” stands which revolve,
- 40 cu to 8100- 4“” andtwo writing desks,
Buomenfi very convenient when
books of reference are
to be used $2.50.
. Enlist: Oak Stools
v“ of the Gothic type,
hand carved, $10100.
‘1 Colonioll’ootlluts
A Few Choice Roycroft Books
“The American Bide.” bound' In dark brown calf-
skinand tooled. This Bible contains the gospels ac-
rdlng to Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson,
r] ‘: omas Payne, Ralph Waldo Emerson, RObert lnger- I W" ”Fe-“W 0’ “0’5’3'
~ find Walt Whitman Abraham Lincoln and Elbert Hub- - ,, ha" commss ‘ .
’9 , 1' $5.00. 1 . ' Mutual”.
. “A Much mum." leather hack and cor- - ' . TooWIpm,
{g hers, handsomely bound. An anthology contiining ' ' . $32.50 “a 314.00,
many choice and unusual things seldom met with in , ,, M "M I
i: Iregula; anthologies. In fact this anthology is most _ . sides“ antique gilt with scones :63: .
r“ irregu r. ' $2.00. 3 : 1 . l '
3 . ”The W lithium.” by Elbert Hubbard ’ Rodi-(Mr, armed Windsors, comb-
. .. y W . 2:31;“ flafisetiltjed and olt‘iaytflotvei;f armed rockers to- A
. r Wit 0 er repr no was we I known st yles,
“h the Spot Light.” The epigrams alone, printed
in red letters along the side, are worth the price. .: “50' "u “I” and up. :3
,1 $1.50. . Slicing Stanl- from the small co e t
, ” , s... ;3 to stand beside the :1th price $1. Hydra-.132: ‘1
~ an” Rm bound 1“ Purple, ‘1 ‘oo't ii . stands which contain humiddrs and storage places gar 1
‘Wm Dictionary,” correct and terse def- ’ tobacco and ci ars, ti ters, et $25.00. 3
rhjfions of everyday words, $1.00. :3 g Eh c '
' “Chauffeur: The power behind the thrown. For-alien: i.‘ '
Parody: A calico cat stuffed with cotton. ' A In!” M’ fumed .
Policy: Leaving a few things unsaid. . . a oak“ filmh’ at ‘2 r5 50' 2
Committee: ,A thing which takes a week to 1 ‘ ' fit I ~ sup. 2
do what one man can do in an haurz” “‘1 ‘a'fltn'fl" "
‘23;- {by on alga.” This volume' Is commended ' W m which
:36 CV95! one. We hope that more books such as are exact duplicates of the
. this wi lbe published. an do. larger styles for babies.
' ' nook section. meta floor. ‘ $5.00 up.
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M" ‘Iflo'hny
Scone Cloths Do You. Knit?
M very handsome
Tun-minnow A- III-s. hoe-Ir! :W‘m‘" W" ‘°“’ ("Wm . moo.
”cm”. with “shodbiihaimm and ' “a h A '
.2 ,. "fa, min , - -' WM Mr; run, mahogany in brown
0 14"" 'P A J with email fiammu‘gflg. ‘ English finish m I
_ . ~ Spire Ddyi Queen Anne and Colonial models, ‘
4a , dering too far, . m and upwards;
”the.
Useful Gn‘t Ah‘ticles for Personal use
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Umbrellas
' The mwmrllmbullu are exceedingly stylish and
attractive as well as practical. The handles are strong
, and ill the majority of cases have rings of amber, iIII-i-
tation ivory or bone. with leather straps for carrying.
' Silk Umbrellas in purple, green, blue and black,
handles god trimmings matching and combining liith
the covey; ,
‘ I AslBo see this assortment. which this sermon
, seems to us the most satisfactory we hale shown for
years --.
- 1 For Men. Sutstantial frames with durable Gov.“
l
erings, ifrjihce of Wales handles tortoise shell or buck.
horn, Imé attractive to suit masculine ,t:.1ste _ i
. Umbrellas with plain Mission and boxwo ld hin-
' dles.
‘ Prices for umbrellas, $1.50, 82.00, $2.50, $3.00,
$3.50 34 N and upto $12.00. V,
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Men's Accessories
A pleural; ”Went in the very latest
styles.
' TubSilk Shirts III approved stripes all Columns
, In the assortment, $4.65 and $000.,
Bromide“: Sik Shim, heaiy weight, special at
$6.
Fibre Silt Shirts, Iew stripes and colorinrs
a ‘ 35-00-
MdStimot audits and Jacquard effects.
, 32 00. $2 50 and 3300.
Ropp woven Shirts, at $1.50.
.....
gifts in Boxes. “
Belts. ‘3‘ ' , ., $2.00 and $2.50.
Suspenders, 50 ctr. and $1.00.
' Gartersf and AImbanls I 50 cu.
Garters, Suspenders and Armbands,
. ' $1 00 and $1 50
Belt, Garters and Armbands. $1.50.
Armbands in boxes, . , 25m.
Main flour.
, I
Scar. is for Men Linen Pillow CaSes
(in! when. III-d: {Fun on linen. full
'plain colors and neat size, plain hemstitched;
combinations, smooth such quality as every
.‘silky weaves -heav y ~ ~ ,
enough to be a safe pro- woman lilies to possess, _
Hectlon in cold weather, , $2.00, 82. 75 and $3.75
I” $2.50 up to “ , according to weight.“ and
$12.“); T7 quality.
Linens. a Gift Box
I It contains:
. , two large towels
two face cloths ‘
1 two small towels $ 1.50
I -1 ’ ; one bath cloth
.. Third floor. “
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