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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 13, 1919 · page 4

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L'.IION SUITS

garHING SUITS
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striaw HATS
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Thursday. June 12, 1919.

Charming voile
- walsts--$l.85

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A cool and charming daintiness is marked feature ofE '

these new waists of Special value at $1.83
Fine-feature yoile, either embroidered all over with
figures or With a Single attractive embroidered design upon
front.
_ _ One style has V neck with trimming of lace .and a
dainty collar.
_Three styles ll.’t\c" round neck-«either plain or
pleasing collar or with handsome frill.
Soft and fine and cool; real beauties;
* and of impressive extra value--

Second floor.

Cutest hats
for children,
3 worth $3.50-—$2. ‘

1 Those little mushroomy hats "that make such charming:
frame for little faces---how brightly little folks’ eyes do peep
up from ’neath their brims.

‘ ~Nice firm; but flexible, White milan straw.

5 With graceful band of ribbon finished with streamers
'of pleasing length.

Those ribbons white or" rose or blue.

Shapes a nice adapting of those for grownups—truly

‘childlike and graceful. 7 _
In every way worth S3.50—- " $2
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with

$1.85

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Second floor.

. What lots of
; children’s shoes!

7 Yes, indeed. Lots and lots of pretty and graceful and
worthy shoes for children and for girls “almost grown up’ .
Lots of white shoes; the favorite of most girls.
Lots of pretty black and brown and patent leather
shoes. .
For tiniest children as well as for girls.
Babies’ white Nubuck button shoes, Sizes 2 to 4,-
2.75 .
,5 White canvas pumps for babies—$1.50
Children’s white canvas shoes, lace and button, ac-

. ' t s'ze—-$2.SO to $3 _ .
cordiggllbom: pumps for children, according to Size—$2

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and 3£13ka button and lace shoes for children, according

: ' - 3.25 to $4 - -
to 916% fi 6 can vas laced shoes and pumps for girls—$3

White Nubuck pumps and laced shoes for girls-—

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is4 anEagles patent leather pumps-«$1.73

‘ Children’s pumps of patent leather, according to size—-

$225 to $3 black, or dark brown calfskin for children—$3

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[3:121:13 Shandsome pumps, patent leather and black calf-

skin and dark brown, very graceful,-—$3.7S ~

Main floor. 1’03?-
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‘ Oxfords that
give fine am,

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t ' en who a precrate the air .
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.mOStTlfigiar? 1E1 grace and, healthy and
Mm comfort as win as “is, gm of medium height an.
1 Russm drated toocap, military heel-— $7.50

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t awriggggskin oxfords, long graceful vamp, 1:1th
”with?“ calfskm, paints. tong fmfi'high cu‘té

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Bathing suits;
bright handsome
and sensible; ‘_

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Suits that make a dip a delight.

. ’ hat make a long swim a pleasure, because 0
ttrcd or dragged by weight.
Bright and cheerful suits. glowing with color. some al-

in pattern-"hwy they will

tabric;--tits smoothly closely and evenly,
doesnt bind anywhere, gives freedom for real swimming,
prevents chill or discomfort.
How gay and appealing the new rose hues and the
,bnght greens; the navy blues and the Yale blues.
the black and white combinations haye a great deal of life.
And what lively ‘contrasts:-trimming of orange or
green, for example.

And of red on blue.
55 to SZU

Charming bright caps for wear with them.

Jockey caps, and Tam-osShanters, and divers caps. and
caps-uall aglow with color; and some
brightening and cheering theml-
chasome of them are trimmed almost as cleverly as
hats for land wear! '

We to 85c

Splendid girdles for bathing and swimming wear. Sup-
port one in comfort and do not interfere with enjoyment
of either dip or swim. '

$1.50 to $3.75

Special garters for bathing wear. Unusually staunch
and grip fast. Fit without discomfort.

50c to $1.

Left aisle. rear.

Thousands of yards
curtaininge-29c

Séems as though there was enough to supply every-
body—BUT!
Imagine when folks see how fine it is and how big a
bargain it is, that the great piles will melt away like April
snowflakes!
Marquisette of splendid quality. Plain or fanCy and

bordered.
Scrim and filet, even and handsome of texture.

Yards and yards and yards of it; sold usually at 39c

and to as high as 65 cents a yard.
‘ Some of this has small hurts, most of it is perfect;

ur share IF YOU ARE

PROMPT at--

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Third floor. '

Boys’ reefers

to go quick!

Reefers that give boys of 3 to 8 a manly air.
That are of sevrice for all except the colder months of
the year.
That are fine comfort on c
protection on long or evening mo

Were $4.75 to $75044. ,

 

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Were $8.5M

Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave, Cannon St.

 

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tor trips all through the

But they have become broken in sizes; only one -or
two or three of a pattern and size are here.

So out they must go—and quick} .
‘Here are their old and new prices:—
Were $10 to sis—$7.50

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The “1»th r: Fair.

Handsome wraps
for children
fall in price.

 
 
 

And now comes a clearittg-a‘aray or" Spring‘s bright

pleasing capes and coats for children.

\Vho remembers a Spring when children

beauties to choose from!

Who will argue that there is not need for just

wraps each week all through Summer?

What a fine-opportunity to pick from many bea

at a good saving.

Capes in the graceful lines and color combinations

won so great favor.

Coats of many styles and tine fabrics, distinctive

pleasing-and tailored expert.

Rich blues‘and pretty mixtures and. a number of

common and splendid colors and contrasts. '

Coats, sizes 2 to 16 Capes, sizes 3 {0'16

3:0 and Sl0.50-»$7.50 were $9.50-- "
_ _ were $12.50”-

Sl.) and $16.30" $12 were $15 & $16.50__ .

$22 8: $22.50.- 51750 were $20 8: seam-«317‘

second floor. - a

Still some ,
capes and dolmans,
for young folks.

Warm weather does not end. time of good service
either suit or cape or dolman. ' .

All through the Summer, each is of value almost
How many evénings can one motor without a wrap.
ls there a day at shore when suit is not a comfo r L
companion?

How the crisp morning air in the hills invigora «
how necessary it makes either cape or jacket of one’s v
Afloat or ashore, at home or on vacation; all th r':
Summer these will be of service.

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Yet the store makes a clearance of themF-because it:
good business to sell merchandise in its season. ' ‘
Handsome dolmans in many patterns: capes of ti» '
tinctive model, suits of excellent fabric and in styles fun ,

youthful vigor and charm :--
Capes & Dolm '

Suits
were $27.50 to 33%5053 were $27.50 and 53150—-

were $23 $24 and $55—- -
$19.50 were $25-—

Second floor. -- ,.

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Silk underwear
’neath sheer dross:

Finest of all the many fine sorts available for S u
underwear of sheer light cool italian silk. } _

It has a marvelous ability to provide ease and .,
Summer comfort. it fits with a clinging but pleasing ‘
agreeable smoothness. And how delightful. and u
it is in its softhuos of pink.

Camisoles, of many differing sorts, lace l Um.-
with handsome'ribbon straps—$2 to $2.50

~ Envelope Chemises of rich effect, trimming of
and fine lace, either bodice or low-neck models—$1 to

Vests with simple and beautiful band top or
licious lace top—$2 to $2.50

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