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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 25, 1922 · page 5

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f Need an oil-heater to reinforce the heating plant! Need warmer underwear! Need stout Warm sliced:- of
so 1 warm woolen stockings! Need overcoat, Mister Man, or does your wife need warm new coat!

Get them, one or all, in the Mill End Sale—and get' them at saving. : QQ‘Q
Staple merchandise lS plenteous 1n the sale. Pretty things are abundant 1n the sale. And here are some Warm

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Rich fur coat is doubly-good
' investment at this very time.

'Alwa s fur coat offers woman that rare combination z—appealino
beauty with contenting coldest-weather comfort.

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'Tis not heavy. "NS not cumbersome. But it is beautiful.
It is

‘ raceful. It is protective. It IS durable. It is always“ in style."
in harmony with other parts of costume. '

Looked at as investrnent, fur coat offers a fine return. It IS the one
that of which owner does not tire and which stays in service season after

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. Rig ht now, every fur coat in the Howland assembly is a special
investment—each 15 to be had at Mill End price.

Ehis applies to finest Alaska seal coat, to beautiful Hudson seal

‘ sheared muskrat,) to wraps of mole, to rac- $135 to $400

11 COats for motor wear, to nearseal and
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slippers now $1. ‘ '

Felt, firm and smooth and of comforting warmth 3. . '

Slip on in a jiffy, keep feet cosily warm.
‘ Thutbr women with leather sole and heel .Those for girls and
Milton with moccasin soles or of Puss-In-Boots style.
.Women’ s are blue brown purple or green. with tasteful plush trim-
ming—and all sizes are in the collection,
Girls’ and children' s are red
ivith fur. . . .
Women's are regular $2 sort; otherswerfin‘frgm $1,254

 

 

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blue or old rose: some are trimmed ‘
cred decoration upon back and collar and ends of nutria.

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and attractive trimming.

wolf collars

Sleepwarm all-wool
blankets at $6.7 5:.

Downy soft light cushions of pure wool—at a price characteristic 'ol

the Mill End Sale 1

All wool, the warmest finest of all fabrics for blankets.
Thick and delightful surface, soft though firm, regulation doufllé

blanket style, 66 by 80 inches 1n size.

Attractive plaid pattern, gray blue or pink. A
These are supposed to

$6.753.

Of course regular price is far far higher.
And price

Save at least $10
on cloth coat at $29. 50.

Warm graceful cloth coats for women; choice styles of this seasoriqi
Soft and alluring in fabric, beautiful in effect, with pleasing liningi

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Delighting variety of styles—from full wrap to straig htline

from tailored smart models to those with splendid collar of fur inm~

contrast.

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lYoke-model capes of black bolivia with unique scarf,
Straight coats of black bolivia and velour, belted and with deep

collar. . .

Gerona coats of black and rich brown—these with striking gayi

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Sport coats with shawl collar of handsome raccoon; in brown ted-f
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Wraps of fine navy bolivia with distinctive and beautiful embroigbygfq

$29.50

_.Their regular prices range from $395010 $45; my
the Mill End Sale choice is

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