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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 11, 1919 · page 5

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KEV! SPRING STYLES
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~*‘ radiate beauty.

By the calendar it is six weeks to Sprinu.

Why not book
as Valentine ?

For a Valentine gift that will be lasting. and ear-
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Let it. be‘one of those liaudsmne lit1lx- lmulcs in
soft suede binding, if you wish.

 

But these beautiful and new and yeryiditferent sill's
have brought Spring to us already.

How they glOW_alld sparkle in their fine colors and inl
their rich mingling of colors. “hat a lustrous richness Here 31"? some frmu MIMI delightful "WW“ “5”."
shines f mm their surface. “’ha‘t diverse new patterns the‘ g )0 Inadez— -
offer for our elmnsinu. From every viewpoint, collection is i Rubaiyat
notable! !

Or small book with tasteful elnth binding.

 

“’hicheyer ’tis, ’twill carry your thought.

(‘nur‘lship of Milm .\'=::i:'li~l1
The Lady of tln» Lulae

Rmmets from the l’urt;i:1;:<n'

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Fuulards are of e-Xeeptiunul suppleness and strength‘gRecessional

 

and are printed in designs of marked novelty. Some 05130111; “f Toasts
thosf‘ designs eover alumst the entire fabric with waves of Helps to qun-qu
color. some of them are. just striking.r dots, some are oddé ‘

Fur Friemlship's Nuke
l’rieiulsllip's Jo,“ be ‘x'e-mx-

lit'VelfllimJS ”l. .\l‘\‘ l“l‘i'*ll‘iR

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tanhke exaggerated figures. And there are color effeets of? '

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not foresee already how cool and cninfurting these will be? ln t'lntl) luwlmu— die: in suede $1.7M 1.. s2,
during; the trying days of Summer! 'l'hirty-six and forty; f‘ "* =' “
illt-ll(-< wide—5:41.85 and $2.50 yard. , - !

 

 

 

 

Sul't-linid: plaid and striped silks seeui to be doubly:
:lul'l-Hh‘. 'l'hv re never xvi-re and never could have. been such
pretty 'llll'fii These are simply excelling. Such tasteful
«:mnbin;1ti~ns and Slit‘il efi'eetive «rniiirusts: sue-h blending:
of quiet and bright hues. sueh subtle plat-ingof stripes. and:
lines of varyin: Widths and shades! liken (hilly—rich Pei-’1
sian strips mpg-ear nu rose and m-penliagen and tau—and; - \

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' ‘ -' -< : wu‘: ' I" n ' 0.3?“ ‘V (Ni (41' runny. S .4-) T01 ' x . ,. - .
33"“ i}! ll ' all h 1“ l- f 1 ' .1 and ill!“ Marin-n u; hunted
SL5” \‘ilh .

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Smith“ are glmying end nu-luifixl. \Ylmt a gathering" of 11-11. \igfl\ ‘\ ”Husk“ 9‘9""-
iheni.’ ('an't eull them plain in enl<,:1';tliereisnusuehthing I , ' ‘ ~\ If 11)” J';§_‘;‘|_\'
as plainne“ in these l’ju‘allllflll satins. Many many cult-rs: '
dark to li:l:’.——~:i'!tl remarkable two—tuned eum‘unatinns of 4'
silver with pearl: or light blue! $1.77) $23 and $2.25 yard. i\
Newest}; ; 112* satins have a large dot, almost likei “
l.»1'«.u::1(l1'~ in efieet. gleaming forth from their riin surface. If’
anything were. newly-d to give these unique satins greater:
beauty. this large (lot dues it! Handsome shadesz—ruse
blue silver gold sand; and bluek. $5 yard. . -. ..
1 . .\ number ml mm i-‘i'l:
l““‘-1".‘-' sutins l lining Sl’l'ill: muh’ and jerky-Ii arc weights and sons: of yams. in Mines and Lfi'lifijlls um!

Warmth and beauty,
ready or to be knit.

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All 1.1:“ ~:;isui:;ize;e «mm-

T'lnlllr‘s i< in be llzitl iiuxy rt

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yarns . i“ rivl: wulnr and line.
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usual prive.

it put prefer in lu‘ar’e
sweater or :‘vurl' or Baby's
pretty ‘élt'li and invitees
:Ill irzniy fur <t'l‘\'i<.'l". yrit 1 s
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llure silk and from the famous Skinner mills. Graceful andgroses and reds and all the oi'l‘air vileerl'ul l'vlul‘\'

 

 

 

 

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all~1lnviiVC figures in l.il‘ij_‘lil C'Ul‘ll'fi. and beautiful.: appeal"
mum: rose and triiiiw tiiial navy and (‘Hllwltllagvil and mini! ._.......-._ r~———~~ my»?
“3.3” \ill'ti. Hermantnwn yarns '1 l-‘uney .\‘;';]‘;‘;<
.. . - 9 ~!'. rezulur 301? regular .301- (\I 35c

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Aiii’fiys n eetied;

new low*~:;,1ri’eed. -

FiCk dishes _ Lg: .. if; .296
you wish.

\\'e‘l! man 11.3»: it has nn‘:

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l\'nittin;: yarns

regular 33c

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' ‘l‘ ”‘5”- "“‘l “i“ ‘ i“ ””li 1'33”"- "' in-rll lH'>\li:lw fur a hing." 396
«1-21.14». in eye?) lli‘léli' :."'l . ‘ -' time 3.. '11-1 dishes for folks: . ._. .-
ivygw,‘ . ‘ 3 \\ liu l\l.!‘(i I” "nintc-liuip."
‘ i ‘ ll l-‘HV lmfisll’l" .\"'Y- I“ all Ready-for-service knitted articles in many com-
‘al'llrli :'ll;:':;v'i ”till!" it» :1“: llU‘SL‘l :‘~ “ii-‘4 5'- binafjg Q}...
N E ”L. ' I l..1..1 ‘ . ”W1 H. N 7 .11.}.‘?:.,.{ i;l::nr(i::.;:int “xii: Slilmn sweaters with fluffy Alum-:1 Mil-lat” .wlrl
I 1 l lillt'li iiil’l!‘ lid! ‘ ‘ .. L :lii;i;e.!"c.';11-1- is :1 initial thin:- ,‘.'iail'<. were 3" and $l€l~ ~36 and $150
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Wlnu 111,. “m. Slilmnsiu l't'2:‘.l)ill:l‘1lflll\ ml" “Hi“.‘fl‘. wry 1'11“?"
and novel. \xez'e Snail-~85

\. r‘ls'lll'iN‘ 1‘2!!le t"':'i‘: in “ML“: 1’15. ‘H t

[Tully “1'1"1‘. limit '13:: .n- tin.- i-zise:1-.;uiii.
1:131 :n... and U11 lit}; 3 . 1;:..~j.~;:li.\i';lo-".HZ':'11:. all in the meantime. "UlJt'll slim-11'" linuerwme 1S4 Unfit ..-\:-.m;ue1-.~: in mm til‘ligléillll min,” as m,”
'8139 31.1.11—‘114-13z‘1115r. at the very lit‘gilllllllfij. you van pic-k
' ' tlie t-Xui'i dishes you wish. No need to take a set of
\t'uul-qul weriain number of pieces -—:‘.ll(l some of til-1s:- the \‘i‘l‘_\'
pi'm'fi you dun-”t “tint. llnsi- :ziul ("ll‘t'léi‘iil'J'cH «nut <1 :‘i("l'\'. VII-w $3.30
X dozen or so "open >tm-k" M‘l$ now here are-@350
‘. ' * —~ .11 n- \'- -I‘ i .9.
43 by 34")- “.w 3,3“--. 30c “speeially attractive—and you mtg. hate L.\J(1 5 t 1ei _~
:45 l'y 36‘ rt 2' 4013 35c dishes you “."Qh' Habit-5' and little v-hildreu's sweaters. many «rul—
i-’ I 0. a .‘L - _ .‘ - -. ‘ " ‘ " _ .' A . 1 ,1, - 9--
.. ‘ y_ l‘ellt' C J 1. - J . c. 4 1;: ., - 5: . .I' ‘ ‘ ‘0 ‘1 g. 5""‘13 \q u t“ '\‘ .. " y‘ .‘ _.i 9» | ._ .. --—
, ‘2- 36/ j 4 «- 38c } '11 1111-1 \lpl‘ull Hunt 111‘ dish pun-clam .LI\ ‘ml in d 1 in ~ 1 ,1, .w a,“ m n ‘1 ) , .4 ¢4 )0
A») “i" ’ re,. 0' i X when) poredain. Sets of 100 pieces. all the wayjs Q5
"her-t" 81 bv 9’) re'r 3'] 80 ‘ 11.. .z‘l 1. ' ' .1 t0 ..
3: .- a _, 1-,. .— $165 {11‘1“ 1.3;) to #111. _ ,
fleets, 72 by 9‘). reg $1.5qul ts 81 b , 90 re" $9.85l Good example is Haviland set at $9325- "1‘15; Babies” knitted sacks. daint y and sweet: and va-
31 3513 cc i 3 ’ D-E'1531-,1(.;15mg shape With attractive floral wreath decora-éricd, were 753 to 3-3.,5fl50c to $2.50
. ' :tinn. This is the wa.v you may choose:—— ; B t f dainty 2'11. hmt m l “a 11 ( H) 0%
- -- ‘. : - - ooeeso. 5.11.1.5 .' .' o . -.'C.;.._,
And these staple bleached and unbleached n111;-:Plates—-$7J0 ‘30 $11 (102 £11133 and saucers— l t 49 93—15c to $1 75 5
' iPreserve dishes— i $1125 to $17 (1011 " ’-~‘-' '

ans:—— 3 , 3‘ - . . . . .

Yard '11 25c 19c Yardwide, reg 28c 23d h iii-'10 t1071350111) plates—$8.70 doz Leggms of splendid weight. white (.1: colored
WI 9' reg " :C 'ered dis ens—$7 :Meat dishes— ? ere “50 to $4,50_$1,75 to $3

rm‘fiio’ 3‘13”— 25‘: Lonsdale, reg 356— 28c 0:9“ bakers— $3 and “l . $225 to.$8.40 w C$9te l'ttl nee either knitted or blushed

10-inch M reg. 40-inch unbleached, reg Covered butter dishes, gravy boats, pickle dishes, .. l 11. ml” (1:3, ., . ~ ~ -

:. _ - 39°___ we sugar and ureanis,—$L45 to $.40. j“ ’0 : “Ch '0’?

Egg:— '7‘" ' Inna-inns " ‘ V “mm“ M‘ ' " i

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éflble al.1iii:1~'l;. Ti‘il'lll >l.m _\ .1111. e
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Tin-w sheet»: and pilimyeases ut'

'uuoiw wininu Nile and (.‘ui‘ncilieu-z-n. will? “‘llll 2‘33
enlif‘ti'r‘. '11'1‘1'1' $7.3‘l*-$5

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fezn-lnd 1-11210125. well made. set-\n-mrm .—
_‘ 311' :lii. l'o'g' 32““ ‘28c
t: by :11), reg 3343C

"3 by 536, reg -l2c—36c

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