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in the wanted colors including:
Medium and dark navy, 4.8 mm wide,
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it is a problom to pro-
ldo shoes for the child
who hos outgrown the
square toe typo. Wo have
tried to solve it. New
styles show a round toe
and tolerably low, broad
heel representing comfort.
,uvvrn.
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’ atentoou, Dull cm and Coco Brown,
Sums style shoes, ,
sizes 1 to o, widths Ato‘D, 35.00
Bools for Women
In! colors sppmodbyisahlon forum-cm.
Familiar and exclusive minoxidil at favorable ..
PW ' . ..
m M354}, Spamh heels, $7.50 ind $8.50
Brown Potent, rm cloth top, _ . . . . “ 37,50 ,
G minimize top,“L0uis” heels ', , ,
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w no. any cloth top. ‘
* mt Colt Button, 3 to 7, AA to D. . $500
sizes 10 to 13%;, widths A to E, $4.00
5..
3,, patterns. ,Fto-
of plain colored
e lo combine.
lib/1
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$1.09. $3.50,-
$3.95. and
Fur Coats and Furs
Hudson Seal Goats made of carefully selel-t—
’ ed pelts, rich looking and luxurious, long and
full, beautifully lined with figured satin. They
no either plain or trimmed with bands of skunk,
and with skunk collars and .«uffs. A very hand-
some collection, from $275.00 to $650.00
Wt 001“, 45 inches long, made of per—
footly matvllod skins, beautifully blended, $250.00
and
$5.95 The Short Fur Coat
Snood floor. Hunt, 30 inches 10138, with gafly flowered
’ linings, $13750
Robert Chamberl’
new book “The
laughing Girl” a
livcly tale
Swiss chalet where
strange guests are
committed.
“Judo Polo.” by
William "Baht. A
racial “or, of
true! and march
in Guiana and the
islands ;,o£ South
'America. The. style
“is wooden-inland the
hook surpasses a
novel. Boys inter-
ested in birds or
small basis will en»
joy it.
Klpling'o new book
“Till Eyu of Asia"
which breathe: the
atmosphcre a uI d
spirit of India.
it a Sikh soldier
writes to his natiu
friends at home in
India about his ex.-
pcricucos in Franco.
Marie Coreiii‘o late
book “The Ydung
Dionai’rlt is a long
time since this old
of a $1.00
The same model with Hudson Seal collar, $150.00.
Natural Nubia, short coutoeo, 30 infill“! lung, ‘
Hudson Seal collars and cuts, $215.00
Taupe Hulda, with self colored collar and cum,
m
Hm Soul 0010005 With Sable Squirrel [1th
collars and ends, 8170.“
um Calm, belted, with wide front tabs,
0170.00
01.70 , Scarves and Mutts
Iago black for scarves, single pelts, lined,
$28.00
Extra size, $31.50 and WM
Ellison Soul Mutts, $25.00, $37.50 and‘up.
‘Bllck Skunk Hulls, special, MW‘
Ilium) Skunk Mulls, vol-y superb specimens, *
$3750 and «up
"3100 Hudson Seal Mulls, $25.00, $37.50 and up.
5 Block Skunk Mulls, special, 330.00
Natural Skunk Huts, very superb specimens,
$37.00 and $4500
'1'pr Lynx Set, special, $190.00
-1‘nupe Wolf Set, special, $110.00
favorite has gi\en$1.80 09% Fox 38“, beautifully Shaded and
us a hook and this
one‘ promises good
deep fur, $135. 00, $186 00 and $210 00
. Second floor
entertainment. ‘
5 Main floor?” ‘ . . 5 I
. Styles in Petticoats
For Little Folk for limo or every day min
A Playtime 300k Silk Skirts of good quality
which is a singing
book of all familiar tractive designs, all popular
nursery rhvmes, mu- ‘
$1.26
sic included,
‘ “Joan of; Are.” a
new edition for child-
(lol-
or, , $2950
Book Section.
Ion, illustrated in
”In Flanders Field",
This poem of John ‘5
Mche’ s which
become so popular
has been printed on a
card and artistically
hand tinted in. water
colon _ .
25m. ‘
Stationery" Section.
macadfliaries 'i
Those handy little ‘
books bound in tan or
_ light or dark 151133
83:00 couioiu. muck voluon
iilo information
. , _ thohouooliold. Their”
MW“ make the handout
tomato, fancy flounces' in at-
colors with black,
$3.95, $4.95 and $5.95
Silk Jersey, an ideal moto-
rial for petiicoats, warm
without being bulky. Many
o‘re finished With silk fringe,
others end in an efieotive.
. Bounce, some have combina—
lions of colors. Rogularlv
these were priced at $7 >0
. Special Iat $5. 95
Heatherliloom tops with,
toilet» flounpes,’ V’a voryrser-
‘ viceablo combination, many colors,~
French liaison: and Heathsrblooms, a good
wearing skirt for may day wear, a variety of col
ors including black. Regular mud extra sizes,
- $2.50
Second ilom‘.
has
Ornamems for the Hair
Casque Combs, gray or amber
. with rhinestones, amber with
biodfiiones' and ' shell with
rtfiusston‘ca or blue arid grotudocaw .
i flank, véry olfactive, ' " {100%
‘0 31:1»me usually. worn in pairs, plain ,
"filial, a . - ..
for
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