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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 21, 1920 · page 2

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lNCREASlNG CLUB PLAN

Put in 1c. 2c. 5c or 10c the first week.
In 50 weeks:

1c,2c.5cor100eachweek.
1c Club pays $12.75~
2: Club paysszsso

INCREASE your demo“

5c Club pays 3 63.75
We Club pay! “27.50

EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN
Put In the SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 wk"

Club pay: $12.50 32.!» Club my: 8100.!”
Club pay. 825A) 86.“) Club 8250.!!!
“m Club pan-$50.1!) 810 00 Club 333;:

“£022.29; 31-900

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ran uhwensu can

I want a Job
At $2 a Day

I agree to work for you faithfully every day.
you anywhere.
. I will carry heavy loads.

I won’t complain.

I won’t get tired.

I will please you.

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hen you pay the bal
fl day.

I have worm gear drive.

I have pneumatic shoes all around.
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I Wlll save time and make money for you.

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GOLFMBIA 1’. Rome
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.\‘E\V YORK. Dec. 2 .-—T.h.e 1’21
rowing sohedule for Colismhla Unl—
annonnred loamy. provides
-.0mpetilion
leading nights in the East.

The

race on the Harlem river.

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Derby. on the Hountonic. on May so.
by an ml. which will bring the
Eli cm to New'York id 10:: for a.
The Child-
Cup regana will be contested on the
again-t virtually a." the {Harlem on May 18 against Princeton.
' ’Pnnnsnvanh and mhly the Nani.

On May 28. the blue and while oars-

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a my Bath Robe? A hi: assign. —»—lr;a ". LU,
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The Store will be open the following evenings:
“’ednesday, December ‘22
Thursday. December 23
Friday. Ila—ember 24

 

 

Dolls and Novelty Toys
for the littlest
people
Second floor

 

Christmas Tree, Holders

Cards. Pastors. Sr. .‘uc .,

 

Odd Furniture of the Personal

Character
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‘ whit-h becomes snvrml in mm person.

The Writing Desk whirl!
cannot hv mod without
pm‘taking of lho personal—
ity of its ovun-r.

The Tea Wagon whirl:
always seems the repre-
sentative of the hostess
and is resound for her in-
timati- social fund-lions.

The Little Book Case “hirh slalmls in «Ill(".< mvn
mm" Inlmlr.’ llu- mos! intimati- literary friends.

The Sewing Table, the Nests of
Tables and Tabourettes. to say "Hill—

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A vulino members of the family sin-h
ns chairs." fun! s‘nuls illltl smoking:
sets".

 

Overstnfi'ed Chairs and Rockers with tapestry m-
damask vm'oringzs. $50.00t03125.00

Chairs and Rockers of reed and willow,

$21.00 to $50.00
Morris anthjuacabn'owm $34.50 to $79.00
Chairs and Rockers of fumed unk with leather seats,
$18.50 to $40.00 _ Ladies’ Desks.

mahogany, .
$34 00 to $8100 Secretarys m ma-
ihugany,

Nests of four tables,
”5.50 to $41.50 $54.00 to $97.50
Tea W380“

Book Cage. in ma-
31550 to “.00

hoganyv
$32.50 to $83.50
5 8.50 to 3%.“)
3 5.50 to $34.”

Hullc Minot: in mahogany.
3 4.00 to 3 8.00

Sowing Cabinets in mahogany,
Tabourettes,
Baby Blankets in Crib Sizes
Delicate shades of pink and blue with white
hunnies and teddy bars, frisky and frolicsomv, scatter-
ing themselv‘es over the neuter of the mania-awhile

There are
several floral designs,also pleasing geometric palterm,
small and newt, in white on pink 0r bluegmnnds.

Some of the better qualities have satin bound ’

 

edges.

Size 30 x 40 inches, $1.00 and $1.50
Size 36 x50 inches, m M75
Size 30 x 40 inches, silk hound edges, $3.00

Size 36 x 50 inches, silk bound edges, $9.00

130th Meta for cribs and bassinettes, white with

’ pink or blue borders are from 0 32.50 90 am

' A. . ammo floor.

which one buys in use» in rooms or
hmvdoirs. arr.- :.l\\.1y.s "t'l‘f‘PL'llllP at

Doll Carriages, «Hurt rvpvwluviini:~ u‘ ‘Eu

baby carriages. “‘llll millisinhlp h.....g.

. In
Styles which fasten in the floor and W .. ..
ran be adjusted lo any size tree. $1.25 ”13931
The Pan Style which may he lillud Dennison Sh”,
with water for “own( 'ng toys and als“ for
keeping the tree fresh and gram. $1.50 Main :3
in the Toy Shop
Velodpedw, Automobiles, Kiddie Kai?
Also many other vehicles and lllCCllamcal my:
Automobiles with heavy l‘lllllN‘l‘ m... _ .3
mm" furniture. motor motors and Sulllv “Hi :_’.'i\ .- .. .. .5
‘ shields. $9 570 12;.

rims with llriilil“. Mzulv nt‘ lfit. 3, .

stronger than roml. l2: mum-ml axing. I: .-. ,_ x:

and {misled lalmn Prim - ST 00 up

Sleds with steel stun-in; gnaw l r. 34 0:» _;p

Rocking Horses, ilw "Slum-ll)". ~33 I S] 31:.
k

Genuine Kiddie Kara, . I I;

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Trailers that ram hr :2?! Am! 1.. l\‘
lays, min. '51 7
Many nlhr-r ~iyli-s of the ‘l\v:vlriiw
llul‘ses' howls~ «lugs~ howls. . ‘v.
Velocipedes with rulilu-r mm. anal ~» is .m.
which may lw mljnsiml mmmlm: 2., v .
vhilcl. 5? 1'0 "
Two-wheeled Carts and Wheelbarrow-S.
Coaster Wagons \x‘ifh l‘l'llt'l‘ lwn; lllg‘. $9.01)

KAI ‘3'

Automobiles rrprvsvmin: (ll lix'vi-y ~_ g . ..
plumes American 032le and g'iniu. 359.00 of)
Laundry Sets t‘Hll\l~lth:‘ ni‘ ‘llly \\ I My“. -3 2,. .h

and clothes rm-l.
Rapid Firing Guns i'ur l»uy<. in nmm- .i:“
l9 .3 ,TI‘I \‘I: 1‘.

Roly Poly Dolls, many ulnn‘w-h l\ ~31 5" ‘I

Grandpa. llusn-r lil-HWHZ Baseball B0315 1303,

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Clown and utlu-r “mil lx'llel Iu'rv" , . .
wjth movable howls. =0 (‘9 up
Separate Saddle Horses I'm-11w mmll 3121 a}:

The Little Tea Aprons
BGWitChing aflairs, very lacy and dainty, that rzsxk‘er
a purpose quite their own
“'hilr Lawn Aprons m .~lm~r ua- é:

vl\ .' 3 \\' ii.‘
s'm'ivly of shapes. round. cquarw. guru-«l x-Illl'V" ~‘ L" '
are «fret-live lave and vmhruidm-y Mgr. \\ MI: 4... -* . ~ ~
match. VA neat slyle has a lmllnnhuiwl v *2.“ ;;
straight. filling llw shape of the apron. ul‘ so .I i ,
ruffle. There are llomslilrhod lat-ms “ill! 1'34 3' “3““
ruffles. A onlorm‘l novelly have with mwrhun I. xv m?
qlllll' new and \r-ry prvlly.

Pd Swiss in several .«hapm and 41'“ NW“ ‘ “ ‘
embroidery trimming and pockvls.
Some of lllvM' aprons m-mv 0‘\ll‘il
i-«pluble lo slum women.

m, 75 ct. and $1.00
, BM"? grades or fine lawn and S\\‘i~x~‘ haw um-I
insertion. ribbons lo lie and pas-utter: ln h-im.

“no Filet lau- edges (1 dainty lrit'lu ul' .1.....,».-.I in” It
Filel lace gminlsom‘in‘lo lhl' N'nlo‘r and lurm Hip“.-. ,\\~
into tiny pockcls.

-‘ G)“ Val. medallions nullmv unulhrr 'lHlI'H“
(‘OnCPil of fines! lawn. and this has mwlzm and -2. w-
of blue ribbon. , 3

Am in all‘manm o! shapes trimmvd \HHI \IW II
vivnnes and other laces that am,- good hum-m; um \.-\

dajnl ' and prelly.
[gelled Swiss Aprons. largo or small duh. \ulll W"

embroidery or lace and these have inset-How "NW"
Several styles have small bibs allm-hnd and :h.~ lg.»
are of pink or

blue ribbon.

. $135. $100 and $2.25

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"Beaco n" lndvan B'enliets

A stock that is most complete offering- a “Mr.
“BS-'8 in color combinations. Typical Indian patterns
showing an‘OWS, 0108903, xi}; tags of Various sizes Ihm‘
form themselves into imaginary iopoos and tours mm
all manner of Imusual but artistic designs. Muvh ml
mingled With yellomgreen, tangand gray 31' Yes 3 WM HI
and comfortable look to. each blanket.

Ideal for boys’ room 3 either at collego'or at humu-
or‘fnra “throw” at the foot or the vouch.

$8.50

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