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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 10, 1919 · page 2

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' CHRISTMAS G Ts ‘ ‘1.

Are the Most Appreciated When FrOm ‘

STERLING

Where Quality and Value Is Fully Gmranteea"

_HOOSIER I

A KITCHEN
CABINET *
$35 to $69.75 ,

Sold on Easy Terms

Chest and nothing finer made for keening
”9 $18.00 to $45.00,

Sets

In cane trimmed over mahog-
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ors. For $100 to $475.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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9 and 10 piece suites. Oak, l .
Mahogany and Walnut. From l
$150 to $450.00. ; 7*
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52.000
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and Styles
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c nut, Maple, Old Ivory and Oak.
In all the finest selections ever
shown in the city, ranging in
price from $100 to $500.00. '

FOR THE CHILDREN

 

 

 

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fully when thrown around.

.“Roly Poly” Balls which are weighted and always bob

up smiling no matter how roughly treated.

Little silky-haired‘polnr bears and terrier dogs.
“Little “Splash-me” who if gently urged will sift down
her talcum powdered brains after the bath.

White Rabbits, little clowns, rubber dolls, beads, etc.

'The Little Aprons

:Little blhited gingham a rons, blue and white and

pink and whitetcllecks, wit white yokes and stra s on
which are-enfiroidefid tiny colored bunnies. hese
have little pockets and belts, and are charming little
affairs. $2.50
Fine chambray aprons with yokes and straps of white
checked dimity embroidered in French style, squares
'of pink, blue and green. Quite exclusive. $4.00

Second floor.

Books for Young Readers

Much joy is in store for the boys and girls who re-
ceive books for gifts this Christmas. To read “Treas-
ure Island” for the first time is a privilege that comes
but once in a lifetime. And the same might be said
of “Kim,” “Ivanhoe” the “Arabian Nights” or “Tom
Brown’s School Days.” All the old favorites are here,
and many new ones which promise to be favorites for

”many years.

“Treasure Island” illustrated by Wyeth.

The picture. are glorious beyond the telling. » $3.00
“Kidnapped” illustrated by Wyeth.

Here one may go adventurin with Alan. Breck and
David, along the loch sides an among the hills. $3.00
“The Boy’s King Arthur” illustrated by W'yeth. $3.00

“Arabian Nights” illuStrated by Milo Winter $1.50
“Ivanhoe” the Windermere Edition, illustmted by
Milo Winter. ' $1.50

“Folk Tales of Flanders” illustrated by Jean de Bos-
scliere. This contains may onld fables and stories,
among them a remarkably good one of renard fox.

. ~ _ $3.50 ‘
_ “Two Years before the Mast,” an old book and alu‘ays
well liked. ‘ ' $11.59
“The Little-Lame Prince” by Miss Mulock.‘ $1.50

'Harper Editions of “The Swiss Famil Rob' ‘ ”
“Tom Brown’s School Days” and “Robiiison 01:18:32”
illustrated by Louis Rhead. $1.50 each
for ingl? finder! of Eden’ftllayCKermit Roosevelt.
recor o e campaign W1 1 en 1 ‘ l ' .
GeneralMaude in Arabia. era A1 enby$ja§g
“Spanish Donbloons.” A tale of adventure. $1.50
. , . . . ‘ enant Bob” and its compan-
ion “Captain Lucy in France” by Miss Harvard;
._ $1.58 each

,, ‘. . And if one likes Poet ., ry, a new edition of “The. F L
Y the Lake with ustrations. ‘ ' “$.33

contains all. the

An anthology “Songs. ’ of .Men” which
verse, full of the

men might-like.

” Joys of camp‘and trail, {fighting afloat and seam-e,
. . ' $1.50 ,

campandanmzs.’ .7

thyst, pearl, garnet and
topaz.- 5va “$7.58

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Art Pottery

{ There’s a new ;.;roup

molasses-eat. , - 101.711, ~ be - 3' jars, vases and b.
fie My Km, me" 1 M lug hours are St _Many Of tht‘lll ami
ehanicat and Iron Toys, ' ' . ' ~ . . dull terra coma W
Wireless and. Electrical Stocks are complete new and in splendid ,. blended grm... 5..
Outfits,BufldmgBloclB, ' - - - and browns. 12...,”

‘ Doll Furniture, Games conaulon -. gun
and Kindergarten Sets ' 2;): 320.3111)“ “9%
. _ ~ ' ’ »‘ , gins.
a? 3:202:21)? MW: Mail packages early and wrap everything securely ; w
In the Child French Gloves
~ ‘ Trefousse Suede, full pi e, made with l). ‘: ~‘ gm",
thin (1233933110128? pearl buttons for fasteigiiig. In beaver L.‘ . ,;;va_\,‘h
to i a b Is of imp
milk; wsam 0d giggin— Valhe’ re. Washable Suede in smart 1:11;: . 7 302:3;
ating novelties which These gloves rove most practical as U7: .2 my,
' will interest the small - washed and ways retain a perfect fit. < liming"
" toddlers. ' and white, . ‘ , S
,There are floating “M“. I , .f " 1'35':;_;'-““- 1 - 0'
toys" for the with,
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giifiii‘grflriigisuh; . , Phoenix H051ery
the surface of the ‘5 A luxurious gift
bag wallteiurr a ni - with , These. stockings are Personally sclu-ui ’ ,4»,
111315; cats, rabbits, (1110113 and dogs which havedrviibbetr . $233373; 31‘; 111353;?“ there IS every l4 .‘j?,..~«-,}.
balls in their “tummles. These bounce most e xgh ' Black and white, two pairs in 3 (MW , ‘ \l 9.35

Pure thread silk, super-fashioned. in I: . _ , :3“
pairs in a box, '

Pure thread silks, black. brown and xx? ‘
There is not a large stock of th nix; E . 9.15 .o
secure yours at an early date.

A French Escri a. :‘0

It is a Very useful affair which will , . ,1 a
Writing or reading table. A flat to“ 1 . — if?
stationery cabinet at the back. T‘lzi. . '-
paper, cards. pens. note books, etc.

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In fumed oak, v‘il‘l‘“
Mahogany, 1.3»; $221.30,
5- ;,x;.} \ifilrll
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Silver, a Lasting! fl. ~2
,Mahogany chest containing forty. ' 7 ‘F T“
munity silver in the Adam path. , . <45
fifty years’ guaranteed plate. ”‘1““0
Mahogany chest containing thirtv: _ ' ”"9
ers1847 silver in Queen Aime malt: z tilt-l
Mahogany chest, twenty-six lllfi_“\““' '
best pattern with gray finish.
Chest. of Community silver. In», T“. s
or bright finish. twenty-five yea: <' .4 ‘ ' ”‘1
Chest containing twenty-six pieces. ‘ " l”
Clmton pattern. This is a Colonial :- .. .

design, fifteen years’ guarantee.
Chest with twenty-six pieces of Comm: . ' " ”“3””
onroe pattern. plain Colonial. w 3 ‘

classic. Ten years” guarantee.
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Incense Burner < i i
of .antique silver, quite Fur—l ' ' :
Oriental 1n design, with and :‘

a dragon called upon the in h.

lid.
$1.58
with ' ,,. . "
. be). of incense. P311“ 5.. .
Smaller Burners. mm TL" “
shaped, with two lianzin

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$1¢31 l 1 1319- 3‘. {tor-f :

Silver Section. 1331 V. ‘l‘ll' v:

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_ Rosaries . £113: A £215.} , i» l ‘

In sterling silver. $4.50. in. A“ Size-‘5 W i ' ‘5
Steffi-fie silver which fit . n. ,

into a “substantial little
cat-£2— This case has a
smelrlng suitable for
carrying" on a chain or
in ‘ . . ‘ $5.00
Colored“ Rosaries, ame-

“Eversharp”l ml“
for men and u *

Silver 01' goll'l. :
engraved, with ,
monogram. Soy , §
-a ring for can-c
chain ,others m
with a clip.
$1.00 to .i-o‘ ."U

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Rosaries,
. 313$

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