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Turkish and choice Deniestic
tobaccos in Camel cigarettes elimi-
nate bite and free them from any
unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or
unpleasant cigaretty odor.
Camels win instant and permanent
success with smokers because the
blend brings out to the lirhit the
refreshing flavor and delightful mel-
low-mildness of the tobeceos yet re- ‘
mining the desirable “body." Comets
are simply a revelation! You any
smoke thunwithout tiring yourtaste!
For your own satisfaction you must
comare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at any mice. Then,
you’ll best realize their superior
quality and the rare enjoyment
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since its organization thirty-two years
ago or the ln'dies auxiliary at the deliver an address nth! aims and BM
Grand International Brotherhood of
olive Engineers, died at her Corps, which it in
home todsy. after a. brief illness. She lish here High Mandela: find
their parents are «finally requested
to attend uni Lear
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brute, private secretary to Secretary
Lullllut and son of Charles R. Crane.
rers Training, of Chicago is understood to have been
.fi. inches“! to become the first American
fled to b. Minister to the new Who of tho
filovslh. Announcement of his ap-
{Dointmmt is expected from Paris
shortly.
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Reliable Merchandise at 15 to 20%
Less Than Elsewhere
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Capes
We have just received an in-
voice of Ladies’ and Misses’Suits
Coats and Capes that we have
marked at specially low prices
for the Easter Trade.
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WMJ-VO wilder: making home-ugh Bush, Bi:-
cuit, m Oaks and Pie.
We also carry :21 complete line of "
coats and Capes for Children.
Voile Smacks
‘Vcry pretty, very comfortable do arose
smacks appear. All the summe1 colms are repre-
sented, flesh, rose color, pale glean, yellow, pale
blue, lam—.1dcr and gray as well as white. here
are round, square and V-nccks, plain, adorned
.with ruffles or a bit of embroidery in contrasting
color.
$2.95
The smock is easy to slip on at breakfast.
comfortable for morning housework or garden-
ing on a warm day. An unusually plehsing as—
sortmeut.
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Nguififséry Rhyme Aprons
The g‘gimest of little Sets. Apron, Hat and
Second floor.
:- Bag, hammived, made of picture cloth in gay
colors. . L. \
Don-113w front of a little cover-all apron
gumbo! Jaukfand Jill with their pail of sister.
Hickory; Dickory Dock may be on the book of
the apron. \Q the nursery folk are somewhere
alien} and ttltfwon’t these aprons be popular.
,5; 5-. m, 32.00
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"- ‘r it"‘mni‘a Bag, 31:15
Children's Shop. second floor.
Desrgner for May -
'Alsu Standard Patterns and Fashion Sheets,
now on sale at the Bottom OOtmter on the Main
floor. The Spring Quarterly which contains a
coupon good for 16 ets. in the purchase of any
Standard Pattem‘may be obtained for 25 ets.
Little Silver Things ‘
. for Children
Children’s Sets. in bright or gray finish, 3
pieces, knife, fork and spoon, 50 on. I. not.
Baby Spoons, bright finish, perfectly plain
style made with bent handles, 502“, each.
food Pushers, $1.10 each.
Baby Cups, very attractive,
31.5, ”.75 ad $3.00
Main new.
The Little Fur Petticoats
Scarf The” ever popular
in Russian Sable, * SilkJersey in s wide
Mink. Fisher or other assortment of attrac-
teams in cold coun- “W oolonngs.
tries. ‘ _ _ _- ., $495
To wear With the
B ring Tailored Suit - . .
p bnchflly April day s. . Extra good yalue
f'
ings on Easter-hangs leek
“We. strict; are readv.
Her Easter Stockings
It is an old saying that to wearanew stock-
Stumzndvery
“‘10!!! and foot with Brussels not
103:. Meek, whittwtd brovm,
mass.
Thread 831“, full fashioned, black with
whitt- or white with black elm-king's,
$2.00, $3100 and $3.”
nulls an: with use tops and reinforced
foot, high spliced heels. Black, white. and grav
('Olul‘s only,
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Muin floor.
, New Pathe Records to. May
now on sale
Rigoletto (Verdi) in ltalian, $1.60
Tales of I‘lofimau (Offenbach) $1.50
Segnidillns (Albaniz) Piano Soln, - $1.”
1.! Travinta (Verdi) ~ $1.00
And That Ain’t All, $1.00
The Better 'Ole, Medley One Step. $1.00
'Aloma, Oriental Fox Trot, 85cm.
,Vanity Fair, One Step, _ 85 cts. ,,
Rainy Day Blues. Fox Trot, 85c“.
ThDarkies' Delight, Banjo Solo. ‘ “cm.
The Sweet Story of Old. 05 cts.
e ' 'Ask to hear them played.
. y Basement.
Health and Style
, in One Dorset ‘
The one corset that does more than any other to
safeguard the health is the
Reno Wonderlift
:You will note from the illustra-
tion that it is fashionable in every .
lim.’ This corset is the only stvlish
corset which scientifically lifts up
the abdomen and holds vital organs
This is
accompliflged by the adjustable
Neano thderlift Bandlct con-
in lhé‘lr'knomalif positions.
reeled b‘y corset-skirt.
‘lsléJo seethis wonderful corset
in our corset shop.
$6.00
Second floor.
Odd lot of Brassiers and Bandeaux
at Clearance
This is a mixed gathering, many odd sizes.
several styles, but no complete line of sizes in any
one style. Among these are both white and pink
Bandesux for slight or average figures. One
style Brassiere, original price $1.00, in sizes 44 to
54, a limited quantity,
A 75cts.
Other special offerings, very desirable,
15.39,,4675ctsandum ,
Rubber Brassieres, sizes «14, 48 and £8, a lim-
ited number only,
5|.00 each.
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iF NOTHEM O;LY KNEW
During these days how mum child-
ren are complaining of headache. few.
erishness. staunch troubles and irre-
gular bowels. 11' mothers only knew
whet Mather Gray‘s Sweet Powders
would do for their children no family
would ever be without them.-The pow-
der: an no my and pleasant to wire
and an effective in their action that
when who am one then tit-myt-
bv We everywhere.
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WEAK, NERVOUS ‘
Bone‘fltted by Friends' 1'
the Good Advice Along, .
Milwaukee, Wis: “I -.
You». all run down. m. 3.
had token «li=t‘erent motlzw t
benefit. A friend advised -...
Vinol. it gave me u wont“
tite,l sleep well. have gain-w
We strongly recommvnt‘.
m. iron and manganese pv. »
lad glycerophosphates for all
nervous. rum conditions in
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