12W" aide é" ‘ “~11 -l ’ abliefiod' M " EMM‘O- 'etfio’doé‘ if!“ e a" mm Virusetw: _ Spring Fashions Laces, RObes Pearl Necklaces ""1 nfmu' “Delhh” Granada: Robes, ' new styles, fresh and Such perfect imita- dainty. 4 tions of real pearls that 4 OM~ Hae- in it is impossible to de- allwidths. tact them- . ~ Rue-inn Filet bee. In creamy shades, pure white and rosy tints, with safety claSps often set with tiny diamonds. Sold for this week' at half ' regular price. Children's Shep All spring clothes for little people. , Coats, long and ‘- short, white and col- ored. Bonnets and Hats. Panty Dresses of gingham and cham- bray, pongee and dimi- ty. Oliver Twist Suits for little boys. The Skimmer of Silks Satine, Broaden, Tlfieh: The Silk Exhibit is a wonderful fea- ture in this Fashion Show. Read’s Silks are famous and we are justly entitled to the high standing we have attained. In addition to the fine display at the Silk Department on the third floor, the room used as the Gift Room adjoining the tea room has been turned. over for a silk deplay, because of the great wealth of beautiful weaves nowinfile Read House. we hope «We: an silk: L‘- _ » Militia“ '- single; 1,3'3‘54 W - "71535 Wham-w ;. a f 7 ' Samepan withthenew ‘,.,.n911§fippine We. 59,cts. , ‘ ‘ Regular, priceQS'ME , sunshine Bestsellin- - 1 New and delicious ’, . . dainties inthispapular ;- . 11:: Assorted poem _1 35- cts; . in . O . ‘6ther styles. " - .. eerily those win eat magi. ‘ A Kitchen with week-saving devices, thecook- ing utensils in which good cooks delight, and all ap- pliances which mean health and happiness for the family. ' 7 A Living Room that is comfortable and invit- l . ng A Lille-lay with easy chairs‘window nooks, a large table, a perfect lamp—and quiet. A Bedroom with the best of mattresses, relia- ble springs, and linen the finest that can be afforded. 'As the average human being spends onethird of his life in bed it stands to reason that bodily comfort is imperative. 7 , A mean, snow white, of immacniae; clean liness and all sanitary fixtures. .NemeumimI-er 7 . ' -‘ Cothg’eVSou-ingray-ioalzvor mum wood which are plain or decorated.“ ’l; ‘ ‘ " ‘M-hognny. and W-Suhr W and Z lie .‘t ., ‘il‘ trim: .' . lamina-1563; chairsand‘ davenpais Which express every feelingof ease'and comfort. . Tber livingroomsanghmm ' Went great artistic rheautyu and Agenume _ fflhmiflshfine, ' ' L, Bebochistans'in 3W small sizesr Smalls and Matias in room Sizes. Chinese, one excqfionally fine spec- imen 4x1 , . , . ‘ wisest WWW are. .. and Venise Laces, a new assortment. Kle’ar Flax Rugs these. linen- rugs. Shown mensions. The Hats Every mood of a whimsical fashion appears in the hats. Every fancy can be gratified. Trimmed Hats from well known ~ Fifth Ave. makers are ready with many originai models from the Read Atelier. Charming, exclusive and moderately priced. An increasing de- x mand for these practi- ‘F‘ cal, all linen rugs so ap- Wednesday 3"”, propriate for cottages, surnmer homes and Tammy M bedrooms, has prompt- Fnd‘Y 4‘ mm ed a special“ display Saturday . , _ . this week. 3‘30 to S ‘39 _ A representative _- , , from the factory is . ~ ~--—- - -- ->-—--:——-—.‘—~‘“I"‘ _' here who will explain ' What Makes. the Home Attractive _, the process of making in all di- Footwear . Sports GM to wear with tweed suits. EX' elusive styles, mustard shade with golf saddle and phi’a toes. Reese in the finest of materials and . mug-eye“: Oxfords with low, wing- tipped rubber heels and feather soles. . New Strap Each in M93, :1 large number of styles in patent leather, black or tan calf and blaek 'kid. . coffee . Percolator 'Universal, 5 t 0 .ve type, a new design in an alummum‘ body. $3.95 Coffee and Tea “ Half pound can of Woodfs Primrose Tea, ; thékind served daily in ' :3 tea room , we o'f- . _ witheveryzipoumd i: f awake, at ‘ ancts. 4“
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