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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 15, 1918 · page 10

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Coats and Dresses

Alhamhngm at Will our mhm which not
only him requirement for comfort and servicsshility. but are distinctly
smart “mull mm

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Womed’s and Misses’ Suits

Models Micaturc the dill‘erent varia-
tions of “ with “It: m
the stridifllored types as wolluthc
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Women’ s and Misses’ Coats

Cleverly fashioned of light woizht ve-
lours. serges and poplins: new belted
cd'ects: in all new colorim. Specially
priced .

' $12.05. $14.50. $18.50

Special Sale of ‘
Women’ s and Misses’

SPRING DRESSES :‘
$9.95

I 'An extensive collection of Dresses, for street afternoon
wear—Grammy fashioned ‘11: 1111131111 A most encep-
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_Willoyv Chairs and Reuters
Are you thinking 31 new Me?

i It is not too early to make selections. ’ Fur-
niture-01’ Willowa'nd Reed is evidently going to .
be very popular. It is so attractive and suitable

for livingrooms, bedrooms and sunrooms. The

Chairs and Rockers are light and graceful, very

comfortable and so easy to more about.

‘ There is an especial 1110“, Mr or Rocker,
made up of carefully chosen mics-in] thoroughly
braced and reinforced, finishcdiu French walnut
'or old ivory. Coverings of wetlands in novel de-
signs, rich colorings.

$8.75 as in Won.

Chairs in other designs finished II the (link

 

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rich shade 111101111 1111 Baronial brown with cover— ‘

ings of attractivc’crctol1nc..
[‘ $13.00, $16.00, $17.00, $30.00 11111 $8100

""15! natural and leery color, a very satisfac-
tory line.
:1: ”so,“ alumina and $13.00

Fourth floor.
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A famous housekeeper announces that an excel-
lent way of cleaning wiclter chairs is to use a. solu-
tion of salt and water, which not only removes stains.
spots Ind dust but seems to freshen u- 1 the wicker.

' It will give a sort; of new crispness even to an old
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I A Little Picture
3 ' 13mm Gift

There awesome miniature landscapes and ’

photogmvu‘rcs,‘ prdttily housed which it. their
own way are little works of art.

A winding road try n eta-dun.

A shadowed birth tree at the edge or n w. 1111
' A long slope of unlit meadow.

A tree by a brook. ‘

'75 111. up. - /
These may be seen on the stair landing, third
floor adjacent to the picture gallery.

Men's Union Suits

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' 'l‘hcschavcshort slmcsandsrclpdls‘.

lugthsndnotallsisessrcincludcdlfl, ”and

w. 1%an Mystic-ht

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The new ‘Wover" Sweater

This exceedingly llandy little garment will
doubticss be very popular this spring tos- out-et-
deor went, for all spews, as well as gardening.
There are models with sleeves and without, made”
in Shetland, Saxony and Zephyr wools, also in
Blue Sills. The colorings are exquisite 1nd most
unusual. One will see turquoise blue, fame col-
or, sea-foam green, shadow lawn which is the
most delicate Irish groan that can be imoginod,

National blue, bronze, lillakl and rich Blngundy
red. 1

The variety is so extensive and there are so
many models that it is difficult to give an idea as

to price or sty.le They should have a personal
inspection.

Second floor.

Al‘lowauce Charts
for the children
It is right that children should begin very
, earl y in life to realize the pen or of money. They

should feel the responsibility of spending monev
carefully. A wise mother has invented a system

- for letting childlen earn their own allowance

There are printed charts for the week which evi-
dence a plan for twining children and paying
them for such little 1111in tasks as they should
perform and which the average normed child dis-
likes most heartily.

The daily both,
Teeth clunlnl.
Room in order.

Toys put away, .
‘Cloihes In order.
Things for school.

Down On time. mime! reporto.
Table manners. Points earned and pllowanne.
$1.00 each.

At the Book Section.

The. new :Shoe Section
New located on the main floor, otters an .
attractive line of spring styles - ’

Pumps, with “Loms” heels, inf")

dull calf, patent coltskln, g1 11y suede and Room —

$6.50toit7.50apair. .-I

Patent Words with hand turned soles 11nd
“Louis” heels,
at $7 00'

Boots, in Him lace, brown calf, fawn cloth
top, all coco calf, with military heels. Also block
kid, brown patent leather, mode cloth top, lace
models with “Louis” ‘hcels.

$75ilapair

Cray kid Boot, cloItli top to match, ‘ill'ouis’l
heels,
$3.50

Hi- Lace Boots

Black calf with gray 1111111111115,
Tan all ”.1111. mm 1.111 thPS'
Gray kid with gray tops,

Sand colored kid, cloth topl,

-$i0£00

Pan's

, Children? Shoes - ' l.
White canvas 1111111, patent kid with white

tops, block“ kid or call, tan Russia and pearl cob.
cred horsehide. 1‘s:

 

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- Amongst childrcnis shoes there are ctylu ‘ I' 7
. for school and dress wear. A most “new

assortlnent from bobyis first-step shoes to those

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