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fashionable Air-O-Weaves right now. Distinctive varia-
tions of the waist-seam style and other smart modes.

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[it price.
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'Jackct made with yoke and 2 knife pleats both back
Ind front.
Patch pockets are finished with buttoning flaps.
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of ice Will do more work than yéu ever knew an equal
amount to do. ..

lt will keep that refrigerator cold for more than 24
hours of such weather as Tuesday’s!

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and sweet and thoroughly delicious.

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kept circulating from the ice chamber around the food com-
partment.

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Young women’s light
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'Alert tailored suits of fine wool jersey.

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Close-fitting and graceful-hanging spirt with a pleat
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no resting-place for germ or soil.

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isn’t it glorious to get to the beach at close of a hot dag
and have a real swim or a refreshing dip!

How it cools and delights!

Knitted bathing suit makes that clip or swim doubt.
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' cheery contrasts appear! ‘

$5to$20
WW‘ caps Witt with them. Q : '3‘”;

Jockey caps, and Tam-o-Shanters, and divers caps, and
handkerchief caps—all aglow with color; and some witfl‘
many a color brightening and cheering them! ’

_ h’es; some of them are trimmed almost as cleverly a]
hats for land wear! ' 1 -

19c to 85c

Splendid girdles for bathing and swimming wear. Sup-

port one in comfort and do not interfere, with enjoyment 0.
either dip or swim.

$1. 50 to $3 75

Special garters for bathing wear.
Fit without discomfort.

50c to $1.

MT. '2?” " Specul' Suit—$2.

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