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{ MERELY BORROWED BY DEFOE
j immortal Story of Robinson Crusoe
{ Founded on the Actual Adventure.
' of Alexander Selkirk. ,
lmnivl Defoe (18594731), the in-
:~ English author. as ls well
,g,. n. («involved the design of "Rob—
” I'ruzwt- from the account he
1, . r: wt Alvngndo-r St-Ikirk. a Scottish
3 .mwr, \uhn hallul from the fishing . > i
-.:1l...r.- of Largu, in Fifeshire. Sfi‘l- ' " ’ ’
Mk was left on the island of Juan Viz" '
1‘. :‘YEHYHIW’. in the I'm-lilo m-vnn. us a ‘ ' é/f
;':r.:~'.:m\nt for mutiny. and his illS-‘ I
_ l» hrlt-r‘ly given in the immortal
at). r. which In rcccnt tinws has lie-0n
urn-«‘H'Il on that island: “In memory
.{ .‘\.;w.\::nulvr Sclkirk. mariner. a nu-
. 'j'w 'If Largo, in the county of Fifu,
>1- :2 .r‘zl, “P.“ liVMl on this island in
.‘ Morn when-19 for {our ymrs and
(our nwmhs. He was landed from
rim t'mth l'orts galley, 96 tons. 18 t 9
runs. A. I). 1704, and was taken off ‘3
Mm 12. .. GmER S W811? 0
flux He died lieutenant of H. M. S. I
\\'~-§xixriiitli, A. I'. 1728. nzcd forty-
:u-u n years. This tablet\ is erected .
m-ur Sclklrk’s lookout by Commodore suit t 6 season
1'. “1-H and officers of E. M. S. Topaz. -' '
lkli“ A. D." Selkirk’l cup and chat Photo D: Underwood I: Undernood.
MVP 1’99“ PWFPTWG Md 81'? 110W ‘0 M'argot Ostensen, 5 years old. being left an orpha on the death of ' . .
t-v $00!] in the antiquarian museum in her mother in December, made the trip unattended 'from Christiania. 7
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Silk capes the vogue .
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* 'Black mOire silk, rich and heavy—plaid mmre, very eficctive, made With grcyi
M Th . gr ‘1 . ts ld crepe dc chine lining and astrakhan collar $29.50.
“1‘ e In e 1m you 100“ Beautiful black Canton crepe made in same style $25.
' ‘ J Canton crepe with Shirred collar and fringed ends and deep silk fringe aboutl
,. use yourse bottom of cape $19.50.
l Here is a wrap of wondrous charm—heavy Canton crepe with wide band 0
' ribbon embroidery about the bottoms set off with heavy Silk fringe 15 inches dee
the collar is embrotdercd to match the general style of the garment, $29.50.
'7 A short wrap of Canton crepe is embroidered elaborately in both black an
t“ White and set OE With black and white fringe about the bottom—a very strikmgl
T stylish model, $25. ‘
w l k Coat efi‘ccts of heavy Canton crepe embroidered on collar and entirely overl -
1‘ j,f the large comfortable sleeves have heavy silk and tassel girdles, $39.50.
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,t w; A dainty Hack wrap is of Canton crepe plain out rich With its lining of gran
'7 .1. crepe dc chinosill; {ring-o at bottom and set. off at neck With "a soft. grey muffloo
.,. ‘3; collar, $15.
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” ll Silk gingliams so called because the checked pattenis and the soft fine fabric
i: ”-59 combine to produce a silky efiect—thesc in checks of odd shade are made in gimp}
" fashion that has a special appeal. One, we noticed had dainty set 111 panels of e
i, '3 broidcred organdie at bottom and was priced at only $19.50. .
t ' * ‘ There are some wondrously wrought and prettily designed gingham dresses afi
;- ' g $17.50 and all the way down the prices range to smart frocks at $3.75.
3 For real daintiness of both fabric, color and design there is nothing can equa
l the imported voile models, all hand made and hand embr01deredv$25 and $29 and up.
The tissue dresses are another class that has a special appeal to those who see
‘ real refinement in dress—rich soft fabrics and quiet pleasmg models and colnr‘tngs, $1
$17.50 and $25. ‘
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7n 1% run that the quality of her propomonsdand ““dF’J‘ls“ e Sk} if! S 0 l t 086 ~
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mm poor -........f....3..§imm ' W 4' (irons s ort Silks. '
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3“ v" t.” r hit: :m waver ”Stead 0f mllk‘ "7”" 3.31%; ‘matefifi. 3,05 -- ‘ You must really see the strikingly beautiful .‘fabrics, ' there are spiral
as... _ - unwa m we _ . , . - (5:. . -‘ . ' ‘ ‘ dain tripes‘ and wonderful] wr ~
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