“It’s the Best Overcoat I Ever‘Had’”
—that’s what you’ll say when you’ re the proud owner of one of
these new Kuppenheimer overcoats.
If you’ve never before worn a “Kuppenheimer” you’ll discover
what real overcoat satisfaction You’ ve been missing.
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KUPPENHEIM'ER
OVERCOATS
34° t9 $50 ~_
I ‘. .. , They’re highen in quality and lower in price—that m‘eans great-
er value for every dollar. ~
Other Overcoats at $25, $311 and $35
“ACOB
12-14 NORTH MAIN STREET
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes.
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helping young mun solve their .lirr
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mus Christos their personal Saviour.
Mr. Hamilton. must-3r :11 Eaton 1.11m
graduate of Oxford l'izlx'L-r‘siu'.
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,0! M an opportunity- 0: clam.
will '
sued a bulletin giving aids
Sand deaf infuse! who has,»
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in: their, land and putting the fimhu'
in better condition. For flied: reason '
themqmm urgesdhemfo‘r.
cogd wood of the poor, lees, valiant
Net- and Cretonne
New deugna that combine with all forum
Windows are the mirrors of the home, and
I ' “ 4- silently they proclaim to 'all who may pass by just.
what that home is. it is then too important a. mat»
ter 1’6 he treated lightly: Practically every woman
realizes this and spends much time and thought,
over her windows. And probably at no other pre-
offered in the way of window dressings as now.. All .
- so dxfierent—and Each one an elfbctive scheme of its -
' ovsn.
(locker Graft Nets, nearly every woman in the ,
last” few years has become acquainted with these
lovely nets which offer a weave and pattern" for al»
«mosf every purpose imagined.
By the Pair, from heavy coarse nets to delicate
filmy meshes.
$3150 to $10.09
Quaker Nob by the yard, white; ecru and ivory _
{lots with edges. “
50th. is $1.25 ‘
Curtains of Tuscan Net: 3nd Calcium Cloths,
.. iih "straight it)? scalloped bottoms finished with naré
row or deep fringe.
‘ . $6.06 m $12.00
. Imported Catarina, large inral patterns 11nd
bids, dull and hazy in colorings, but this only gives
them a soficr. tone and throws a veil of mystery
about them. _ _
' $112Qand$2£03yda 1.,
Third floor.
THe Selle of Fr‘encH Clones
that wefcelnowomancanafiordtomss
These are genuine, ~ imported
, from Grenoble, and are just the kind
or glbx‘e‘s that pdrtic‘ular women like
‘ to wear. In every way this is a bar-
gain, and we do not want any woman.
who" IS longing for a pair of French
7 kid loves to go without thorn while '
thésci quallties are here at such low
prices. .
Two-clasp Gloves, over-seamed fingers,
three rows crochef Work on backs.
7 and
Colors are
.brlowns and; 3163.3, mom,mode;White,wl1ite with.
blacknnd black WilliS'Wl’ille. Regular $3. 50 gloae. '
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lam trees of awake.
axe and hearth‘shonm be removed. ,
" growinfon gamma, W to them.
visus time wore there so many dellghtfnl things”
W I' ‘7 ' — hickory or sugar ma)
straight (moo. mm ‘13 removed in preferepcepe
bosom wallow: t‘tmhci: "9°91”, black Wal mu. m. t°
' ' - . 7 Trees badly fre_ c
These are of 21 SS
than sound tregS
come rotten,
to be blowu o‘er by h
The ideal trees ’01-
«hose which range ‘ro
inches in dimetnr
cdrdwood from “(Cs mg!
in diameter is 1‘
“larger than 11‘» mchr’m
are usually more ‘3 “:8“
' WCal‘r
Large old trees madame for mm. d
, and haying big tops which shade
, numemug smaller trees growing
mm them. ""
ml! moi which are ova-topped
and stunted by larger and better ones.
The former are not likely to develop
W o: the less valuable kind
., ' croédifig good trees of the
luablevkima. Thus a black
beach which is crowding out a“?
poker a» hard maple of equal ‘
;-Trees whisk by somé chance are '1
They will not gmwiofo valuable lum~ .
her trees. Thus a. yellow poplar on
a dry ridge should be cut out in pre-.
ference to a hickory, ' an 0.13:. or a
pine in it loquty.
: growing frees which are;
mint-xx: :5 Bali‘s“
(:1:me £8.71
Store closes daily at 6 o’clock
“You JGSt Know She Wears Them"
‘- , What? McCall“!!! Silk Hosiery of course l'
Only the finest silk from foreign lands are used
. lathe making Of McCallum 11056. E\ an process cf
' the work is rigidly inspected and unless a slacking
can be marked perfect it 15 not put on the 11131316!
EspeClal care is taken regarding seams to pre'xeni
irritation: You can never make a
buying McCallum Silks.
Heavy Sibwilh lisle tonal
llllflilj €21}:
IGCk only,
5 51-9510 $3.00apr.
2. - . Rich buttons Silks, black Ol'll\, s lk tops,
77 $2.75 to $3. 75 3 pr.
Cubism, black, with lisle tops, $2.50,
‘ i ’ Silk tops, $3.51
In colors, brown, silver, gray, piping
almond and white, ’ $3.00 a pr.
Open—work fronts, exquisitely dainlx all
$6. 00 to $8 C0
- Clocked Stockings, beautifully worked, $4. (343
Main fi(K-.
Hats and Caps {
that small boys will .
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like
The children’s shop 1
make a specially of 3
providing the small boy
with a list that has
been designed for him
and has nothing girlish .
about if Intereslmg
Twree‘ds, Sex-gee; '
Plush and Velour, also secuons
.leaihcr'hats and com- about the flora tha.
:binations of cloth and are well worth
fur; These come with visiting.
“or witholit 631‘ laps. French (no?
Whithorsluro for ,, ' J
mm. boys ' y; . are altracnng‘
‘ I“ ‘ ” lion because -.
$1.33, 31.52:??? :1; worth while
Hails .tl” 11*"5.
with or without 1:11.152"1 0% l he .2
$19.00 and $15.00 McCallum i so:
ChlldlCl] S 8110') that 6‘ Cl". ‘ \f‘n‘ .: j*-_ 1
. ’ Tc?“ mm likes for its rich ’
' SatlazsCha-«rme'use. 3“,- as, T355513
"T m as: m and all things 11%;. '
A firmly woven silk for trimming
, . until lustrous finish, 40 @031. fTOCKS and C
» inches: wide. coratmg e v c n 1 n ‘
Light M gOVIIIS.
' Bark Navy At ' ' The Silks
' Km Brown atelike an Eastern
i' :Seat Ethan $2 '35 bazaar with its vivid
' ”Tm mwd. , colors and rich mem‘;
' brocades of glittering
This price is SmaL gold and silver.
» Third- floor. . ,
alloweien: Candles
‘ ‘ sunsets Choco-
hiss; boxed in specixl
ilialloivc’cn Wrappers.
’ i ' 1 13:. $1 00
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3318 main floor, in?”
9ther purpose 1111' (3S “chi“ for 50
33mg Gel;-
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