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Don’t forget
dear old- Dad.
And don’t forget to give his gift a bit more of
thoughtfulness—Dad the one who does so much for you
-—-give him something hat has a little out of the ordinary
look about it—it may be something to wear but let it be.
good—we’ve got a lot of good things and they are not ex-
pensive either.
Pajamas, Night Shirts, Underwear, Socks, Neck-
wear, Gloves, Scarfs, all at a range-of prices from which
one may pick in keeping with their Christmas budget
and the knowledge that what they select is right.
Wonderful assortment of the famous “Yorke” shirts
for men at $3. ' i ‘
Rich handsome Roman striped silk neckwear—four-
iii-hands, wide open ends, $1.50:
Men’s mocha skin gloves—grey with heavy embroid-
ered backs in black, $4.50.
the sparkle of the tree.
\nd while the dailies and drums—the engines and
Men’s mufl'lers in silk—brown and gold—black and
grey—black and [blue—$4.75. '
1.1tt1s may interest his older sisters and brothers more-—
and w bile tb1 1 may be able to show more appreciation for
the warm mats and slippers, etc.. that houghtful ones
give them—450 sure of one thing—there 18 no thank-you so!E
delightful as the sparkle in baby’ 3 eyes. Here are some
things baby will delight in owning.
Quilted silk robes hand embroidered in colors pink
Quilted silk jackets hand embroidered in colors pink
and blue. $5.
Quilted silk sleeping bags hand embroidered in colors
pink and blue. $5 to $7.50.
Madeira embroidered bibs. 50c to $1.25.
Madeira embroidered pillow slips, 75c to $3.95.
Slip-1111 sweaters. white with pink or blue trim, $1.95.
; ("i-«whet jackets, white with pink or blue trim, $1.%
to $4.
1‘ (‘rochet blankets, white with pink or blue trim, $6 to
£117.50. ,
(‘roehet bootees, white with pink or blue trim, 29c to
$1.75. .
; ('roehet bonnets, $1.50 to $3.
i (‘arriage boots. some fur trimmed, $1.75 to $2.50.
Moccasins—assorted colors—some lace trimmed, $1
to $1. 7.10
llahy Shop. second floor. rear
Staunch rain-capes
for the school girl. ”
They are pretty, too—every little girl would just be
r'elighted with one of these—and it will be real protection
on stormy days.
There are some with hood attached and a pretty
plaid half lining—these capes are in red or blue for girls
horn the ages of 4 to 14 years—price $2. 50.
The “Bestyette” guaranteed rain capes wih silk lined
‘ood for girls from 4 to 14 years, $4.
“Best; ette" rain coats for girls from the ages of 6 to
l5 years are guaranteed to be absolutely rainproof._¢o1-
:3 are blue or tan with a separate hat to match, $5 to
8.50.
. appealing—then there are some of the short jackets.
Mala floor. Mt. front
Women’s fine warm 3
$1.35.
Winter coats $25;
There are velours rich and serviceable and the newer
rough weave boucle coming into favor—there are straight
line models and there are blouse styles all graceful and
L Sleeves are a feature of course—they are really a fea-
ture ‘of the season rather than of the individual garment
-yet the-sleeves are what places the mark of individuali-
ty on the coat of today—all are so diflerent.
Wondrous linings in these coats—coats of distinctive
beauty and distincly good value at $25.
Pretty dresses
of wondrous charm $25.
Yes the fabrics themselves have a charm all their
own—.they are'indeed rich and lustrous—crepe de chine,
Cami», crepe, tafiefi1 and rich lace combined with soft
handsome satins.
Simple in design for the most part, but so pleasing m
efiect andh'nc thatit ishard to choose—true 1n the taffeta
dreasesvhrchareshownmthe smallersizesthereisan
abundance of tiny rumes which makes the dress just
stand out and radiate spirit of youthfulness.
immatwastewords there isinthis assortment of
prettydrcaesadressthatwillsuitthe tasteofmost
women of taste and a price that few will hesitate to pay
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boyhood is proud.
The rollicking boy of today is the young man of to-
morrow———and just because he plunges headlong into his
play and sports—and just because he sometimes don’t.
seem to be as careful as you think he should be of his;
310thes—just remember that it' s the win or die spirit in‘
him that will carry him along way through—and really
down deep m his heart he just loves to have nice things to;
wear-and he likes to get them as gifts at Christmas, too.
Here are some hints of what he is likely to like:
Boys" neckwear with emphasis on—boys—'—45c to 85¢,
Boys’ blouses, 75c to $1. 50. Boys" shirts, $1 to $2.
Boy 3’ pajamas, $1." .5 0 $1." 75. Boys’ caps, $1 to $1. 50.
Boys’ hats, 75c to $1. 50. Boys’ wash suits, $1. 50 to$5.
Boys’ sweaters, $3 to $9.75. Boys’ juvenile suits,
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Boys’ knicker suits, $9.75 to $22.50. High school}
suits, $2250 to $30.
Boys’ overcoats, $11 to $22. 50. Boys’ belts, 25c and
Boys’ suspenders, 50c Boys’ maekinaws, $7 50 and'
10.
Bays’ bathrobes, $3. 50 and $5. Rain hats, 75c and
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Give the gift of
comfort—slippers.
What a world of real comfort to just lazily pull at
one ’8 shoes an don those soft comfy slippers after the
weary day.
ness on your part will be constantly before the one you
remember' m this way.
And just think of the days the thoughtful-
Women’s felt juliettes with leather soles and heels in
shades 'of orchid, blue and Wisteria, $2.
Women’s felt julietes with leather soles and heels 1!:
shades 6f navy blue, brown, purple and wine and oxford
grey, $1 50-
Women’ s felt slippers with padded soles m old rose,
orchid, purple, brown and oxford grey, $1..25
“Groeo” felt slippers with padded soles, old rose,’
blue, orchid, Wisteria aind taupe, $1.75. ’
Suede slippers with leather soles and heels-age ,1,
black and brown, $2. 1’
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Black kid slippers with pom-poms and leather soles
andheels,$1.753nd$2.75. 5
Women’ a quilted satin slippers—lavender, rm, black,
and blue $11.75.
Daniel Green it‘Co'mfy” slippers—ribbon trin‘imed felt
slippers—orchid blue, taupe, old rose and corn $2.
ender, taupe and old rose, $1.65
Dimiiél GIBBII “comfy” slippers
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