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OddChairs at halfprice ‘ '
Not more than two of the. same ’
Well known makes :11 extra heavz . . ‘
qinllty silk, gray and pongee wit ,5 used as hall chairs, extra living room chairs, or “x. . .
‘ mimffiiy‘fiwn‘g laud“; ‘ L as library or office chairs a“; J“
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, Shados’ m g a p 9a g e 32.00 . Armchaiis‘, walnut finish, leather '4‘ ” ' '
,‘ WM tmand champagne colors, is, seats, were $15.00 for s7 50 ,
heavy double tipped, .
,_ 'A vamety of colors and weights Armchairs of 001an Cal, leather “5 l
‘ 85 (:13, $1.15, $1.50 and $1. 75 _, seats, were $6.50 5 for $4 50 1
' 0W Gloves . i
,- for Women and Children ‘ Armchairs, mahogany bent wood "‘ . < ‘
“Blip- on” style with strap at with fire seats, were $8.50 for $5 50 An Easter Sale of . 3
"1 wrist, a heavy du 11x material in ‘ ;
, 31‘”,de w ite, $1.$ Side Chairs in Oak, leather seats, "3‘ . \.. ‘ g walStS
,~. Desirable glove-with two (2W, Were $6.00 for $350 5"” »
.-'— and flour rows embroidery on backs, "“3“ ’r Rarely have we seen a love—
muneandwhite, $1.16 . , _ J $4.00 $2.50 , . .
1g- Children s sizes one button style, ,- ark-15’ ~- $3 50 $2 00 i her assortment Of Summer
‘, m, WWG and mooha 3° ‘3" ' ' ' Waists. All are in Georgette of
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1‘. if: i “ms“ * “' M' *3 an exquisite quality and the
3" ' a: styles are original. i
i“; ' ' ‘ , "' They are in white, emam, bisque and the new faint yellow railed “sunset”.
5 E} Special Sale Of EmbrOIdery , ; ’Also the shell pink, peach and apricot shades. Rmmd no: ks, V necks and
i .- “ 0 have been "CW fortunate my , , necks with turnover collars. There is hand embroidery and hand heading in m
g finding a quantity of imported em‘, 15; 2 effective designs. ‘i‘
:zmsir’ bmideries in matched sets, cambric, ? Imagine a very pale yellow Georgette with a delicate running th‘lOt‘l’y
1' .4 longeloth and Swiss. These are most f ”ma" black was i
r. . desirable for lingerie, and will go 3 embmigg \zil‘ili‘te Georgette with white beads threaded along 11 Mi :1 ll» n 1 WM“.
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Trim-V. ‘3‘” “my ”1" PM“; 0“ (‘ut steel beads with white. toml or blue.
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u U ( 1n 1: N £1.33 :5? 00" ’ Plain waists have lines of drawnwork and small pin 1m- 'lis
ifi‘ii‘lz‘u‘”; if}; ”f‘““ ‘ ’ ' ‘M ‘ i i ' 1 “One good feature is that the blouse is confined at the waist line in 1 “133:.
:1;- :44 ': V 1‘ ‘ a- . ._,-_ ...... ._..'«_m,?w elastic belt which ‘lmlds down ' good.
.19.... 1: 1 a 1 m P My! $5. 95 to $15.00
G ‘ ism» V W K 3‘: A superb assortment m ‘ 5;.
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1.32.. of choice designs 1i 1 "‘9' d ‘1‘" ' '
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l _. ’Volland' Books for Ch1ldren , Foot’Form Shoes 3"! ' ““9? “318513303 50’: m
f 32.. .5. :" Thename “Volland"’ needs no in— ' IF ‘03 ellildr. and m 5*” Children’s, sins. 5 to 8.
Easter Hats trodm’aon where artistic and angina] Expat litters and ers have “‘0 $4.00
'1 -- . designs are looked for. These books, 2 worked on “Foot—Form” shoes, giv— ' 81,121.31), $8.00t086.00
,, ‘1 Straws, plain and fancy, some severely plain, full of quaint little stories, are beau- t ing special attention to the shape of Girls, sizes "1/2 to 2'
f ; ohm with crown. brim 01 underfaeing of Georgette. tifully illustrated and come neatly grinvfin‘t feet {heofwmamziufozig ”to $6.00
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r? P Winona, large shapes with drooping brims, boxed. ‘ 5 18302563123? ’3; y w at. heel Big Girls, size. 2% to 5,
a wreath of foliage, a full blown poppy or an immense “My MW" 40‘5““! l0 "1 mum“ and ankle. All sizes and widths are . 36.50% $7. 60 ‘ ..
i Bat ribbon bow is sole omamentation. 0‘ the "0M 50 d" l 591“: button 0" lave models 5" Shoes for 30 ' ‘
g! , "The Funny unto Book” full 0! delighl- : _ y” ;
am am, fine black straws with {filling of fill funny “m. ”up“, 3. as. l T Pm-tlI-al Shoes 0f Sillrd." _\ pe‘l
L W braid. Some have mm of maline. 1 “W a really, uu‘y-fairy‘ 5. do. ‘ for WM boys.
A . a number of Tricornes and sailors for busing- “-Raanod.» Ann” interesting adventures of b ““8 1° *0 13% “0° ‘;
. m r _ “ , amsdou. $1.00 '1' 1‘ t” 1‘: ‘50“
- - '5' "Rhymes to.» , mum” 1.11.; - M In M? S 008.
' f 1.111;] an that will do for eaily spring and later for good Wigs?“ girls are gimp ‘ sine 10m 1% :3 i
,, y a g ,7; ed in this book, :1... w “M iatho load in Patent Lace, 2%011 6, $4.
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.. White Linen The Eamwear . ea Cloths Handkerchiefs For“
1 . ; ‘ Suitable for dresses W‘ launches. and Tea
Whlttall S, BeSt Of All or embroidery work. It is made of not, m with napkins to Me."
.. R T S , l 1 This linen is of medium “My woven- yet mitchfill White stamped hm‘lhndfmhm‘t: if“. i
. DomeSth USS, hese peCla weight in 3 round light and cool for sum— 0 . with crossbar or em- borders, 25 ct: ;
Every one knows Anglo Persian Rugs. They are the new; approach to
the Oriental Rugs yet made in this country. The texture is fine and velvety.
fled-fight! are direct eupies from handsome Salinas, Kirmanshahs and Shirvans.
‘ marathosoftly blended tans, old rose, blues, browns, mauves and chun-
:‘in Persian Rugs. As the name implies they are “English Persian. ”
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All film, “.00 to" With each piece, 85, “750%! 5-"; l $1 :1”
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