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Rosemary suits. Rosemary coats. Rosoum, ' s.
Each made for the Ilowland -’store s syndicate, each Imorth from $30 to
17. 50, each at
{A gathering of the new and beautiful and worthy. .,
ll presenting of the new fabrics as'well as the new SW
in exhibition of the new modes in trimming.
With extra value setting its mark upon each dress and each - suit and
' :mh coat.
Beautiful velour coats in French blue and olive green, smart new styles.
Serviceable tasteful new-model coats in serge'land in poplin.
double skirt or w
Dresses of beautiful
hulard in bold and beautiful figu
Gabardine and poplin @033?“ suits; jackets with the effective
Novelties in plenty; only one'dress""of certain striking and rich models. '
What unique charm marks the dresses of beaded crepe de chine, for il- -
flustration. '
,9 ' One feature beside value 1s nothble. ALL WOMEN may share' 1n the sav-
ings brought by Rosemary apparel—for size range is from 34 to 46 and each P9
. size in each style sells at the same price of
. ‘ Bocondlloon
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Street dresses ' f ' ,
for teeny-weaues. ' .
Baby, sweet and appealing, dc.-
lscrves dress just as sw eet as can be.
, Plenty of such dresses ready: new,
troodels, dainty, beautiful.
" Little square and roxmd neck mod-‘
.Iels / - ~
' ~ Cute inserting and edging of lace
Tasteful little embroidered ruf-
Lacs.
Even smart little bolero styles.
And the clovorest little Empmi
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011g flaring rlpp .
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mbined with crepe.
' Patrick’s Day!
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$25.
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blaek and rich tan tones.
and Georgette, of 'fine soft serge, of
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Songs of Erin
for Patrick’s Day.
. Why not a special concertof the
tuneful soulful songs of Old Erin upon
your Vietrola for the evening of ”St
Let John McCormack be the star"
of the concert. Who; like he, can sing
those dear old ballads!
But let others Join in making a"
pleasant evening; Nellie Melba or ‘
Geraldine Farm with the wonderful J '
Believe Be, it all Those lhidcaring
YoungOham. . ‘
$25 .
V ilounce,—$1. 50
Entrances on Main Short. Moll avenue. Cannon firect
Study
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a,“ new».
”cop!!! nun digs into the
J we shall be pleased.
The more a man sees of them, the more he will appreciate them.
No clothes sold here are built for looks alone.
They are not even built for looks first.
First comes thorough satisfaction.
That is insured only by starting with good cloth, going ahead with good
tailoring, adding to that good style.
'Buflhey stay with a suit right to
the first. '
to come and pick it out.
If you are a man who appreciates
in eeonomy,—Get Busy. -
Smartest petticoats
are narrow.
For wear with the new Spring
dresses and suits, tasteful and goodW
tticoats cut in the new narrow mod.
cls that fit so smoothly!
Cotton tafleta, white or black,
flounce edged with miles-$1.25
Heatherbloom with pleated
Lustrous sateen' 1n black gray blue
or green—$1. 50
Handsome black sateen with deep
hematitched deuce—$2
Flowered Heatherbloom of rich
effect, scalloped lionnee, black or green,
-$2.50
lull-figure
black and' m good calms—$1.25 to $2.;
looondlloor.
Save $11111 .
' pair of curtains.
Curtains that will Men and
Isl-Elton and beautify the home for
Whatza ofIrlsbsongsis
waiting on 'omong the MM '
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9mm
petheoats both «
your
way these suits at $23.50 are built, the batten
Of course, the result is good looks.
Younsee they come last. not first, in our planning.
the last, as well as being prominent at
. These suits at $23 50 are of extra value.
There' is one for each man who reads this advertisement and takes time
via. w’i
That suit will fit. It will look well It will wear well. It will be a good
big full money ’s-worth,—-more than a usual money ’.s-worth 4
good clothes, enjoys a saving, believes
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Remember, this 18 something a little extra even for us; this lot of suits it;
newest sty ice and in all fabrics er en including blue serges, at-$2356
Main door, mr.
Suits for boys
include stout ones.
Those plump god-natured 1m
who’ve always felt like :g'mnbli of M-
cause they couldn’t get cla‘hes to fit
for them.
Special lines and special mug:
lions—and 1n the new s ylcs; inclv
the Trench models mu. buckle front
and slashed pockets.
Suits for “regular” boys too—s:
same dandy styles.
Fancy mixtures, bright clear new.
Spring shades, some with two pairs of
trousers—$7.50 to $16.50.
ForaSpfinghome
“at W 1' ' ”to f
To help make that Spring hound
spotlas.
To help .ilighhm work of keeping“
spotless. .
Orlto touohofgrcatcr
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cheerfulfipring days-Hot'amving ‘
Mquisette of
Immune cum-— in
Slim , 10.!-
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“and leisure preserved by ,_ .:
, . Illd the 11am but!!! 01W, _
. Russians" or the “Little '8
. momma: the woman
. European plains arming m
, Carpathians to the Caucasus, nu
. the m‘mmmm
. the forests of 'the Pollssle at tho
' dle course of the Dulopor. W
. boundary lie the immense
: of southern Russia. "the Block a!
_ provinces undo: lull mu hood.
‘ salt and petroleum.
them properly; their tro N168 am ova“ ‘, FRANK KELLY'AWM
Here are clothes made especlaily“
. phlver This year W aid
. Talllerro, “Kelly and ”Gainer"
Broodmmoudboardthfl'
’ 2,9 .9, ha. ,r} anew i .
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Cone of EM Wrapped all ,
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According“ Waco” ‘ _ .
hue auto! 0! people on It ‘ ‘,
mwwm“ovor-
' properly Not out is it tells
carelessly“ but it Is not being
ed as it we.
tone-h; b n m . '
bu been resolved to. tho pond '
1‘ orltles at WuMutor
“Owing to mum on --
‘ «11mm; lull who! -
lire. "I, postmaslers on
not": welder: “not“.
on and names otfio , "
pedltlonary rem abroad, not ‘
ohould be mum”
A! full. preceding 8 ma:
none of the oldrouoe with tho
usury title, spin. on private. _
hcuteuant. etc The need Got No
given name of the m 8
potent when it trad-bod
War Department lit! I and“
that may be W relative to
deliverable man (or the M
ounce to which lie m to
formation when": Idiot to
“I‘d. Smith,” lot hm. ‘
cannot be determined m it I
James 1'. Smith. John 7. Smith.
Jeremiah IRS-1th. In outtlou to
given name at tho “In” and
11119.01". should law the
or the unit to m the carom
assigned. a was sold-nu la a. a,
of further address to add tho
“American ‘Expealtlourym
“It ls particularly WW
tors, postcards or‘pochag‘u be
dressed with loudvpenclls, and
every piece of null nutter boar
name and address of the under
that 111 the case of non-delivery. It
rbe promptly returned to‘tholIe-A
"The long transit tattoo by null
lore ll reaches the dellvory
abroad. calls (or the use of on ‘
[lull are substantially nth as ,
rlence has shown that wolhmnio
velopes retain clear and diet
address written thereon, while
case of the envelope ohm In
the writing becomes lndtztlnct.
lng uncertain the correct
the name or some port of the
"Reports are continually . . .
indicate that packages rooch
States poltolllces in Europe in
dllaplduted condition that , 1
has lreuuetly to-be um‘
delivery. can be M.
should use heavy vellum.
'or cloth as moving term
when canvas or cloth. lo employ
address should be written on I»: '
plug-tag with the 11m lid
or the sender on the mom older;
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UKRAINIAN SO". MUCH.
The name Ukraine washout aim.
struggles of Mueppo, on ’ '
people'cmetobehmum
and in Austrians the“ ‘w ~
“Panamanian mm M, 1
sum a. lumbar..- at
has been cloned captain of
basketball team loraut m
sehaeler is a suntan the f
elevengboudoo bolus .. .
the court, y'mmlngdlve some
in; three. ‘
The (allowing players have
awarded their you!!! limes:-
sehnefer, Robeson, m. -.'
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