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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 10, 1922 · page 5

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chine decked with dainty flowers in perfect harmom.

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For the girl graduate
proper attire.

The sweet girl graduate and the sweet pretty dresses
that we have ready for her are in perfect harmony as they
should be—but there is something about these soft fluff}
creations of crepe de chine and'georgette with the simple
trimmings of satin ribbon, roses and rosettes or neat folds
of the samctfabric as the dress and there is something
about theWay they are put on that marks them as spe-
cial dresses for the girl graduate. They are real gradua-
tinn dresses but also dresses of such refinement and
lwzmty that they will grace any occasion where white

should be worn. Priced at only $17.50

There are very dainty dresses in fine voiles with tiny
tucks in cluster efiect—some daintily embroidered §15.

Organdy dresses flufiy and dainty with rows of val

lace in charmfn': combination and dainty ribbon girdles

$12.50

Just as pretty and effective as you can imagine is a
Special assortment of organd} dresses tm-ked. ShlI‘I‘Cd

and trimmed with rows of val lace in varied and pleasing:

$5.95

The graduates
dainty hat.

She will need one of these charming white creations
with eyelet embroidery or a crepe dc chine
trimmed with dainty white flowers then too.

of organ

A111 one of these will make a fitting hat for such oc-
A specially prepared assortment

(ash-1.311s class day etc.
at only $5,
‘ Queer-.11 1:111:12 from.
White hosiery White shoes
for graduation. for graduates.

White of course and the
workmanship must be clean
cut—that is what you find in

Rowland shoes.

White kid one strap pump
with the new box French

.heel is perhaps one of the
new white low shoes the

price 39-
Another white kid shoe

Pure white hose of pure
silk with high spliced heels
and back seam that makes
them better fitting—double
soles and toes

at $2.50 and $8.
White silk hose with 11816
1op. sole toe and high
1.: ilced heel; a serviceable
we of good value $1.85

nun floor. left.

Graduation gloves

has wide single strap fast—
ened with two buttons—
ieather sole and low heel at

of white silk. ‘7”
They are in 16 button
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Palm beach suit.

You will want no urging if you have worn one and
known the 1omfort the1 give. They look well, too, and
are smartly taiored t ix-eughout.

The new colors are sand, tan, brown and grey.

house of Kuppenheimcr.

The _1 are in regular sizes, stunts and shorts—in other
words we haxe a Palm Beach to fit } on and the prices arel

very mode st. $15. to $22.50

Extra Palm Beach pants all sizes—grey or tan—-
reguars or stouts $4.50

Khaki pants—just the thing you want for outings or
for gard1ning or similai knock about use $1.50 pair.

Office coats made of thin alpacca or fine mohair—
grey or black, all sizes $4. and $5.

Main floor. rear.

Saturday is
candy day.

It is remarkable but so many people seem to thinkI
so—at least 11 311} 11151111 people take home a box or two
of candy on Saturday.

Perhaps it is thatit helps to make the hours of the
next day pass more pleasantly or perhaps we have noticed
it because of the ever increasing number who seem to find
the Howland candy section the right place to make their
purchases—Vie .ofier today:

Another lot of those delicious strawbem cordials
dipped in milk chocolate—The strawberries are fresh.
The price efor pound box 590,

Nut t0p cream wafers—uncrystalized, vanilla or ma—
ple—the maple made with real maple sugar—Pound
box 39c. ‘

Mexican kisses—o confection made of pure maple su—
gar with finest grade pecans. Pound box 50c.

The celebrated “Dartmouth” chocolates—full line
always -—sold only at Howlands.

Bhement. center.

Summer clothes
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Many of the models we are showing are from the-3

The real character
of straw hats.

Is shown in the finish and in the select straws from
1 flich they are fashioned and in the manv little inma-

gtions which go to make up the gencml appearance of the

hat or help toward comfort in nearing it.

The character of the straw hats we are selling dis—
criminating men is very apparent.

1Whether the hat is a sennit, a split straw. a bankoli
or a niackinaw there is some little kink that has a special
ppeal even in the lower cost hats at $1.50 to the finer sort
at $7.50

Mam 1'11or, rear.

Pretty ribbons

for Summer wear.

Everv little girl and some of the older ones like to
have a hair bow 01 libbon to hold the hair back and help
to make for cooler comfort on these warm dens:

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Moire ribbon is the sort that many prefer and we are
showing a particularly pretty lot of shades in a specially"
good quality 5 1—2 inches wide for only 65C yard.
Have you seen the‘pretty tubing ribbons for garters
made with heavy gnuzravin centers of bright colors and
black satin e dges—All'you do is to slip the elastic through
the 1111111 and sl1irr it as desired—makes 11r1 effective
n.1rters.Tl1e price 39c yard.

Main floor, left front.

Underwear for
warm days.

Summer vests and bodice—beaded top,
25c 85 290.

Women ’s Summer lisle vests and bodices, headed top
and ribbon strap 450 and 50c.

Vi'omen’s
double ribbed. real elastic and extra long

4 to 16 year sizes 196.
Children’ s vests and pants—white balbriggan—high

years 450.

Main floor. left center.

Toilet needs
for warm days.

l ‘ Check this list carefully it will suggest many things

you are constantly forgetting to get.

 

 

 

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Children’s fine cotton ribbed lisle vests, band top for

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