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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 21, 1920 · page 11

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Women‘s, rib-wrinkle
fanny, suits~-$25
New pleasing styles and those pleas‘.
tug colors the season has brought.

Excellent jersey, both In weight and
qtmlity.

'5 Pretty Tuxedo‘ and Norfolk and.

:regulation coats,
.prockets

Taupe tan pekin navy and heather

mixtures.
525

815.1113 with efiective'
Regular $35 suits...
Second floor.

'Rich plaids of-

fine: wool.
For sport skirts and for business

blow in ,j

g.vrrcar, plaids that carry life and beauty

and novelty.

Fine and soft and beautiful; yet of
durability and strength and great ser-
moo.

Number of rarely tasteful contrasts,
Hark and medium in their eflect.
54 inches widé, regular $5.50 and $6

54.50"”.

Third floor.

$.10 sweaters $7.50
Some of the prettiest sweaters that
women» have wished the season to bring.
Slipover- and? coat-5 styles, filet and.

lilo V ictoz‘ = *

 

'13le colors.
» Turquoise, copenhagcn, dark green,
black, and American Beauty.
With many little touches giving
them. extra charm.
_ Regular; $19:—

' Second floor.

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New fresh untrhmned gm War

fOr women. m
both large and small. _. *

good black.
So effective and graceful that they;

’require but little trimming
Many many to add to 14160 effect of

Summer attire—-

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secretions of gash-w

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plain weave, and in great gathefihg of:

 

Seasonable, tasteful, mung shapes. .‘

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51053:: at 515'

Rich voile dresses of plain hue-Am ’

embroideredin efleetiVe fashion. There

. is Wonder and blue and peach and pink

h—and always the white embroidery
makes them doubly pretty, ' ,

Gray voile dresses are printed witli

, pink flowers in, prettiest ’of fashions.
I Their style is very pleasing—have tunic;

and little vest inset in waist; little dainty
ruffle appears at collar and sleeves and
tunic. t

Tunicdresscsof figured voile offirich"

1 effect are in softtones and trimmed with

narrow pleading.

Tan and copenhagen dresses of fig;
ured voile: have. smart and efiectivc.
panels at each side of skirt, white gesfi,
and small ruffles give frilly

. finish—-

Second floor.

Girls. midflics—-$l.45
Comfy and prettg and serviceable
mifldy blouses) for girls’ Summer, and
all-season, Wear.
Good staunch white fabric that will
launder easily and wear long.

Made with either laced or closed

front . _>
Sizes 8:50 18-, regular . ‘ 1‘
$1.75 to &2' $145

Second floor.

Fina: Lila; (Kasey—$2.95
Forflittlo children, dainty dresses
of new fashion.

White and: pmk and mac and pretty
delmate yellow shade.

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, Quartette pretty
wfiitc-~ skirts—$2295:
'ka sewanable gabardinve,~ good

5 weight; really enjoys taming- and. m:
. tainsits heshxiess for long: timcl

Four ‘diflerent good- styles with

strapping and nice wide hell; am! good,
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second floor. ; .

Stlk waists-
Filmy a. n a beautiful 6001310650

: 12ers.

Some light in shade, some in ricli

Bark" tones.

IA; few with long sleeves, mosfi Jedth‘
pretty and novel short sleeves.

Emhmidered in distinctive patterns

” or handsomely trimmed with 1000,

iAJlurlng aniline and 's 8“ '
worth $19—~ ' ~ '58

Voile waists in Bozens of styles and
Special waists for women of full. figure,
figured and plain; regular. $3 ”1.”,

‘ Second floor.
Sheets and Tofivels.
Bléached sheets of stanéatdcotton,

.81 byQO inches; reglflar $230—— 5 $235,

Enbleached: muslin of: good film"
quality, yard wide, regular 42c 35c.

Sheeting: of 94— mdth, unbléaehed;
regular $1.10-~ 90¢.

Turkishtowels of WERE-yr weight:

' and even weave, bleached, regular 65c

m.

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- $4.65 nickeled. towel bars—k
, w mck0!ed copper. tea kettle“
’ 30 saslmord clothes line—q 5

.400 wall clothes dryers—s

 

such fine sav-

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25: Mill End .
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$45 Electric vacuum clonal-sas- ‘55 in
$14 electric and gas lamps—s
$21. piano lamps, completes-s

$911111 $10 willow hampem
$1.10 bath sprays»—

4430 “1mm “mm:- km

$1.25 special canister “3013-9 WW ’1.“
10a Ozone soap—- mm:
100 toilet paper-4 3‘”
$4.75 3~bumer gas plates-ea ,; .
850 whisk broom” ‘ £31”
450 inverted gas lama-0e *
50c galvanized pulleys—n *
$3 .75 Lancers Fray 4: Clark m .
mixers——
$1.50 floor blushes——

15c. toilet brushes—ea
500 bristle counter brushes—kg

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$25 Perfection “oil stoves—a ‘”
150 to 250 semi) brushes—us

' Fourth floor. ,

initial!

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553
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Good reachng' .
For men and women, popxflar 355!!-

j that are printed in special copyrights!

editions. Every sort of entertaining ibv

tion. Usually 950., but some» have he‘—

soiled a bit at edges—- 79c. .

Ecrbmrsandgifls, godstoriesthat
have virtue of teaching as well as inter-

,estinguegxmrmetokfio... 35015031.

Main floor; mar. . A

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Malaria, nbbon sashes, smock-
fi'antay white collar and cufis; these

appeaa up‘c‘mf different dreasos.

Myfimshed, sizesZtofi;1-egu1ar
amtofi—q -

Second float.-

T'WO "Silks of may.
8&ipcd. taffeta of nah fancy eflcct

, and of splendld luster.
' Combinations that havoboth novelty -

$2 .95"

 

towels, .mgzflm: 39¢~s 30c. ,

m floor. roar.

Highland stationery—49c
Highland Linen, that aristocrat

_among box papcrs, that usually sells at

60 cents. ,
Splendid mfing game; go 06.
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Imbomsofi 24. shoal:- paging and 24
envelopes.

With choice from as}: styles of on-

 

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. Dress shoes and play slices, light
shock or sturdy shoes;.about everg sod
forgirls and children come in tho Mil
153114531031; typicalsavingl

Tan calf highwt 130611.811068, reg...
914250 $5 75.,

Tan gram highctw shoes, regain
W— m

Ghildm’ s tanhigh. Show, mum
$4 and $5— 33.15 & $4.16.
$4.50— , $.$5.
Patent leather with kid top. raglan:

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