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, nk it is on the upward trvrid. There
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lid to say business is too good, re—
br‘ring tlwir income tax."
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’ of this \uwk. liming mode ar-
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Solid. comm
bathing suits
Suits that are staunch and truosdepcndable in every
particular——these are the suits you feel the most comfort-e
able m—-the sort you want are here.
. All wool jersey suits, skirt and body of suit in one
'plece——inscperable—_—rich dark shades and the bright col-
, ors tom-each with stripes in harmony or in striking con-
;trast as your fancy may dictate—suits that are designed
lto fit snugly and suits that are knitted with lots of fulness
for real comfort—$7.50. ‘
Gingham suits and suits of the knitted sort for less
and some very handsome ones that natural cost more.
If it is a bathing suit you want we have it. 1y
Knitted caps . and socks to match
bathing comfort and need and all mode
Second floor, rear
Correct -
Bathing slices
_ Here they are to match your suit or to form a pleas-
img contrast:
Satine bathing oxfords—black, blue and purple 79c.
i Satine bathing pumps—black, blue and purple 89c.
I Gingham bathing pumps—blue or green $1.25.
.$1 25High bathing shoes of satine—black, blue or purple
!
i Satine bathing shoes—high—black, blue, green, red
t and purple $1.75, '
Satine bathing pumps—black, blue, green, red and
purple $1.50..
i High white bathing “Keds” with rubber soles $1.65.
, Low black and white bathing “Keds” with rubber
3 soles $1.65. - ‘
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suit—every
priced,
Misses’ and children’s low White, bathin “K d ”
,mmmmm. gaes
x.
Main floor. rear.
Bathing caps
of bright color
That is most of them are but we have some of the
more subdued sort if you wish.
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_ Caps of almost every shape and color as well as many
striking color combmations—Hat shapes with trimmin e
formedof scarf eflects or pretty flowers all made of ru
her which ghsten and gleam in the water.
of . Tight fitting swimming caps in a. complete assortment
(.0 ors and'strongly fashioned 19c each.
" well £9“ Murray
More and Furnish.“
“To Men Who Know"
Waahlnqton 8t. 30. NOMIII
' SPECIAL SALE OF
BOYS’
AKI & GREY CRASH
KNEE PANTS
69c
Pair for . . . ...... -$2 00
From these ca ' ' ' '
.. ps of spec1al‘value the pnces nee 1n
accord W1th the style and labor in l d ' '
to some very Pretty hats at $1.50. V0 ve 1n the makmg
Main floor, left. center.
Tweed norfolks
for boys
Double service suits with two ‘ users
(green or tan twéeds, coats are madggfsNfirftdfk misfit?
unvertcd pleat in back and belt all around—mohair lined
——both pairs of trousers are lined.
For boys 8 to 17 years—$8.90.
Basement, trout.
Sim from s to 16
A REAL DOLLAR VALUE
'Womcn’s hats
decidedly Summery
Hats that have the look of Summer time—you know
instinctively they were fashioned for seaside and moun-
tain wear or for knock-about wear in town. ~
Those soft rolling brims depict comfort—you don’t
have to be too careful or fussy about where you rest your
head—~thcy are flexible but hold'thcir shape—here a tuck-
ed crown of white with colored rolling brim with fancy
stitching or the order may be reversed—both are pretty.
Very jaunty arc the taffeta crowns with basket weave .
brims of fancy silk braid all white.
One of the newest hats is a wide brim straw embroid-
cred all over with yarn in tile blue, perlwinkle, sand and
white. ‘
This is a‘short story about some of the newest arri-
vals at $2.95,
Second floor. front
Cotton blouses
cool comforting
Made of. tl e sheerest, daintiest materialsJé—fthe all
white blouse is t c favorite. '
Both waists and overblousgs in white fancy dimities
and voileS—rmmd necks for jumper dresses and V necks,
long and short sleeves—some are lace trimmed, All are
good value at $2.
Second floor. rear
Hosiery and Underwear
* for warm days ‘
Children’s mercerised lisle socks, fancy bright color—
ed Roman striped cuffs, elastic bands, need no garters to
hold them up, sizes 6 to 91/2. Special value 39c.
Children’s fine three-quarter socks, cotton .English
rib, deep cuff, black, white, cordovan and navy, sizes 7 to.
917(2——35c pair. ,
Women’s Summer weight vests and bodices, beaded
top and ribbon strap, good length and elastic, according
to size 25c and 29c.
Children’s Summer vests, band top, soft cottOn,'sizes
2 to 16_ years, 19c.
Girls’ bloomer style union suits, checked nainsook,
sizes 4 to 12 years 75c.
Pure silk hose for women—have mercerised lisle top,
nice even weave, seam up the back to insure good fitting,
colors are black, white, cordovan, biscuit and taupe $1.95.
Main floor, lefl center.
Mid rippling waves ,
in a canoe
There is real delight specially if the canoe is an Old
Town “Sponson”—they are built for the spore—specially
adapted to salt water paddling and the price is $82, Ma-
roon or green, . _ . ,
Back rests, single, $1; double, $1.50; ‘
.. Paddles "$175 and $2.25, Double paddles $5.50..
Folding slat chair with back rest—$2.25.
We have other canoes of the famous Old Town make
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Men! Here are Suits
_ for vacation time ’
In fact they are the suits for this time of year—£01.
the hot days of now—suits that hold their shape and givq ‘
to the body that freedom of action and cooling comfort 341
much sought. _ _
Tropical clothes for men has come to mean Lighi
shimering mohairs—Staunch crashes—Tropical worsteds
and. Kuppenheimer’s famous “Air-o—weaves”,
Light and dark colors are here for your choosing, as
well as the medium shades. -
Plain models, Golf models, Double breasted models
——-All sizes, 34 regular to size 50 stout. Priced modestly
and in easy stages from $15 to $25..
Main floor, rear
Men’s straws
brand new arrivals
Some extra good values in the most wanted of straws
at a time when you can appreciate them.
In. the lot are Sennits—plain or fancy bleached and ;
unbleached. .
There is your particular type fashioned of the stra ,
you want finished with many a little kinkthat will add 5
lot of satisfaction to the purchase and they are only $1.50,
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* Main floor, rear
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‘Kh‘aki pants ‘
for gardening
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Or for most any of the odd things that require strong: —-
clothes about which we feel so little sentiment that we
are willing to subject them to hard wear.
maid pants are the ideal knock-about pants and are
built to stand the wear and tear—$1.50 pair.
Main floor. rear
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Small necdfuls
for the men ,
Men’s balbriggan underwear—shirts and drawers—a
good quality and nicely finished—39c.
’Athlefic union suits of fine nainsook, all sizes, cut full
and finished in approved style—850.,
Washable four-in-hands in pretty stripes and daintj
embroidered figures—35c. '
Fine lisle socks with reinforced sole, toe and heel, 7
that sell for less-and are quite popular= ___ , ,
‘ Fourth floor. trout ' ' ‘
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_ splendid value, in black only—35c pair.
.,".’¥ .
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_ Hm floor} right front
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