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Offenr Many Suggestion: to Tho-re
Who Would Avoid the Common-
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Gifts.
THERE are a dozen people on Your Christmas List—
for whom you
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cannot purchase the conventional,
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For that gift we suggest an
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A11 Gift; on The Vantine Bal-
cony ’Reduced 0119— Third
”THE BALCONY" is rich in (he atmosphere of (lie Orient am." ('13
treasures. One can spend days In a survey of (In: creation: of Iang—dead
artists or moments In the selection of appropriafc gifts.
The range of
prices 1': as large as the assortment and can accommodalc almost any purse.
Gifts of Bronze
ln a short stroll around "The BALCONY" you will
find:
A table with Bronze Bowls. delicately inlaid In
Silver. They are flat-shaped. to hold flowers. 6.50
Others in larger sizes up to 25.00
Beneath the-m. repose a few Bren Temple Gongs
whose low music calls up pictures of a different
age. 35.00
Another Tshle. Here are all the Jungle Beasts.
skillfully carved in bronze by Mamki. famous
Japanese Sculptor. The tensed muscles of the
Crouching Tiger, the dimiry of the Lion and the
unwieldy proportions oY the Elephant. are the work
of an artist. 25.00
Another Table—another name on the Gift List pro-
vided {orl Shippo Bronze Vases—Ind Vasea of
Bronze inlaid with other metals, in designs copied
from Old Chinese Models. They harmonize well
with Mahogany. 25.00
Other Vases of finer quality up to 65.00
Across “The Balcony" other bronzes. Jardinieres
of Shippo Bronze. decorated with Cloisonne. The
original colors and motlfo of early Cloisonne dc.
signs have been reproduced in these Jul-(linens. .
35.00
Others up to 125.00
And things to hold the attention of the Connoisseur
-—Buddhas of Bronze. sit In judgment over the
World of “The Balcony." 50.00
Other- up to 100.00
A graceful Vase of Bronze. tall and slender. with
handles of filigree work, embellished with
drum in relief. 125.
And.lastoft-he3rospeo—agroupoflar¢cpieces.
appropriate for the per-on with a pretentious home.
-—A pair of exquisite Temple Incense Burners,
elaborately executed with Do; F00, and
Birds in relief, 37%..” each
—And a pal: of Bronze Temple Dov. now defined,
toservefarfromtheirorldnalplaoeaancwdlam
of the Temple. They are appropriate for use at a
staircase landing or before an entrance. 450 m
Gifts of Porcelain
Turning your attention to puff-i of pottery and rot-
celam-you will see Vases of Japanese pottrry rov-
ered with woven bamboo. One can see then ~«
filled with flowers. 3.00
Others in larger sizes. 7.50
Chinese Porcelain Jardim’eres. in many sizes and
colors. make their appeal to those seeking Gifts.
There are black jardinieres. with Hawthorn deco-
rations; powder blue jardiniercs. with five-color
panel decorations; others of solid r or yellow.
li2.oo to 225.00
Chinese Porcelain, fashioned into Vase: of manv
colors and forms. Vases in blue and white: Vases in
apple green or deep forest green; Vows in five colors:
a myriad Vases. 15.00 to 200.00
Near at hand, a pair of Odd Vases of Japanese Por-
celam. with vogue designs of plum blouoma: the
whole pretentlng a Whistlerian effect, 22.50 each
And Ginger Jarsl Chinese porcelain. in blue and
white—or Hawthorn. To serve a number of uses in
any home. 25.“) to 45.00
Here. s genuine curio for the lover of rare things.
An antique Chm Wine Bottle—its form spellirrv
the word "Shou," which means "Longevity." 25.00
There. another curler—a pair of Hanging Porcelain
Lanterns. delicately colored in a figure deoim.
. each
And a hanging Kozan Flower Holder.
in its form and design the
with the
representing
. Royal Barge mounted
Bird of Heaven is a Figurehcud. 75.00
Another comer of "The Balcony"
the artistic is delighted. The
Ware needs no eulogy. A Vase
figures and landscape.
cate colors.
Another by Meizan. foremost of these artists.
pictures a colorful procession of many. many lc
—-an clearly seen. 2% 0.00
and the lover of
beauty of Satsuma
by Kinkoza shows
executed in the most deli-
One moreVue, with an appeal to the connoisseur—-
a product of the Kien Lung Period. with thc ' -
inal- on one of its sides, 4500:?0
A‘sadlsnany. many other unique things for unusual
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We suggest a tour of “77a: Balcony"
at once. as a solution of lice, most
Paplextng C(fl Problems.
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Thurday December 23
Friday December 24
Wool Jersey Suits
Taffeta Dresses
Children's Fans of gauze.
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Japanese Paper and Sift: Fans ”
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Dainty Accessories in Linegrie
Exquisite
Probabilr the
“Tlr: Old Nursery Rhymes" with the mud-c.
“Alic. in \\'ondcrl:md"
“Slokcs’ Wonder Book of the Bible"
The Fairy Tales of “Anderson" and ”Grimm."
“The 'I'anglewnod Tales"
“Aesop’s Fables”
"King Arthur and His Knights”
“The Courtship of Miles rignéhh”
The Pilgrim edition
“The Moon Boat"
“Fairy Tales from France” ..
Fanny Carey’s "Mother Goose Rhymes" with
charming,r illustrations.
Together with the old Fairy Tales, “Cin-
derella,” “Puss in Boots,” and “Babes in the
Numerous volumes of poetry as-
\Voods."
pecially selected for children are ready.
3 line edition of “The Lady of the Inks” with
illustrations.
The Bewitching Veil
It is veil weather from now
Were veils so’attractivc.
French Veils in black, brown and taupe.
Black on brown, black on white, black on flesh.
Colored Dotted Veiling, henna on brown,
henna on navy. Henna is very becoming to some
W omen.
The variety is enormous and one must see the
assortment and try on to make right selection.
50cm, $1.00and3l.503 yard.
deed to these adorable face veils
Motor: _Veils of Chiffon in wonderful color shades.
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Camisoles,\ Knickc
Nightrobes are of Satin or Crop: d3 Chine
motile color is l‘.:‘:~i Fink
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or flesh Iim.
lace .iripping with narrow ribbons
23ml .1 treasured place in every \x'nmzm'r‘ wardrobe.
Boudoir Caps are in infinite number of de-
Some made square with up—smmling points
suggestive of those worn b_\j mcdizlcwl lidécs of the
Franc}. Court in fifteenth century.
Lingerie Sets. snmll wreaths of roses. Cllhlfil‘S
En velopes
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Camisoles that are literally .1 m.» "I 54.13:} and.
rose with
of rosebuds pinned in lace like little Hench I‘m:—
queis.
Also
Rosettes and Clusters of fuzz};
the fronts of camisoles are in sets nl‘ two and three.
Exquisite Camisole Ribbons ready to apply.
,These go over the shoulders.
Vanity Cues of tiny POUCllC.) ml
containing mirror, powder box and pull.
Sachets, squares and circles. little hearts. and
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numerous other dainty conceits which are so tempt-
l’..ul; Show. main floor.
on. And nox'er
dresses and coats.
Little French Nosegays
The most fascinating collections of In] 1315 one
could imagine, in the shapeof tiny bouquets of small
flowers or large single flowers, for the adornment of
ing‘ and in which fastidious women take delight.
These are shown in the case at the Lingerie
Shop, second floor. and are selling rapidly.
' Orchids, violets, richly deeply purple. bunches
gold net.
are the long
Center aisle, main floor.
Neckwnar Suctiv n, main fl 0!
of berries in brightest red, Autumn’s colors from the
hills and roadsides, wild rose hips, sour looking 1m
grape: and green currants, covered with tinseled or
Every feminine creature wants one u
tuck in her fur collar.
From sects. up.
Norwalk Chronicler