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'27:???"IJI and all good coats—some of the most
1:13.“: 'wanted models--There are raglans, and
l ‘3}; 1.1:; ulsterettes.
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, Rich brown shades With those
5.“ .1. . snappy plaid backs, some light tan
.2“ g“; shades and greys and some tweeds-
"3,". coats that sold for more but merged
5111;: a... 9 into one lot for a quick clearance-
7‘ 2...”; ’12:: splendid opportunity—early selections
M lare the best—only $25.
ingers
Here are a few
suggested gifts for men.
1 Bath robes make a useful and appreciated gift—big
assortment to choose from—lots of difi'erent patterns, $5,
I '$6 and $10.
i House jacket—men like one of these to slip into when
they (ome home from a hard day’ s work—something rest-
ful about them. They are made of double faced wool ma-
1terial with plaid backs—all sizes for men big or small—
,,,,,p a “m, prices $5 to $15.
'33.":on ,,,’.”,, ;. Bath robe and slipper set put neatly in‘boxes— large
orrmm nnms assortment, sizes and patterns—slippers match robe,
67 50 to $15 set.
Cents almMont
cm, .11: m... Fancy sport vests—light tans, greys, and browns—
to” m 1 W F 1' plain colors and fancy mixtures, $6 and $6. 50.
or Irritation » -
‘_ ' Fur band caps for the cold days—heavy and warm,
6] 50 and $2.
.1 an lunthe of'
Main floor, rear
Electrical goods ‘
reputable makes.
l There are gift suggestions here in shining array—
gifts for the individual and gifts for the family to enjoy.
° Toasters, $1.50 $2.50, $3. 50 and up to $8..50
ctrical . . ’
Electric irons, $4, $5.50 and up to $7.50.
ts Grills, $8.50, $10 and is. to $16.50.
ers Percolators, $8.50 up to $17.50.
Irons Waffle irons, $12 and $13.50.
Irons
.1 Irons Universal Vacuum cleaners, $49.50.
1..” l “Holiday” dish washers, $95.
“:3: “Maytag” washing machines, $135.
a Note ecial club plan may be arranged for in the
Min! purchase :1? cleaners and washing machines.
Fourth floor. rear
' some 11011“qu EVENING semi.
Just sorted together odds and ends
of fine overcoats that we have in broken!
ceive concerts from broadcasting stations within a radium
of 1,800miles the priceis $127.50.
Western Electric Loud speaker — this horn can be
.Fashion hats for
smart dressing.— ..
Fashion hats always have that wearability so essen-
tial to smart dressing—the styles are in the first place so
becoming to most every type—they are likewise so beau-
tiful in design and so carefully fashioned.
Then, too there is so much of the exclusive that they
appeal to women of taste and refinement—new arrivals
every week—and no duplications.
This week’s showing is exceptiinally fine. Moire
ribbon is employed efiectively in both small and medium
shapes—there are some wondrous creations in silk crepe,
both medium and shapes showing a tendency toward the
mode with wider brim.
To keep abreast of the times in millinery many wom-
en make it a point to see these arrivals each week—it is a
pleasure for us to show them tho. Always something new
and something well worth while at $10 to $15.
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Second floor. front
I
gansWered for you here.
ble and worth while gifts for men you’ll find displaid
here so that selections are easily made. Shirts and he?
socks and gloves, suspenders and belts and pleasing sets.
The most popular shirts are of cOurse the fam
“Yorke” make which are shown in a wide variety of-
fabrics—outside of this line there is one line of “DeLux'e
shirts—some in plain color, some in stripes with front
pleat and ends of a different color in harmony—fabric all
particularly good-eachjn holly box for $2.
Men’ 3 neckweab—just received what we believe is
the most noteworthy assortments of men’s four-in-ha'nd
ties seen hereabouts' m a long time—silks are very heavy,
and rich in color and designs-big wide end ties on said,
now at $1 and $1. 25. .
Fine silk socks—with heavy lisle top and sole and
toe with reinforced heel—black and brown, $1.
Attractive boxes containing garters—the sort with
wide fancy elastic and equally pretty arm garters—good
colors, the set 75c. ,
Main floor, right. front
Have you thought of
camera as a gift?
Delightfully fascinating work taking pictures of thl
places one visits—or litlte happenings at home—Moth“
or Dad might enjoy taking pictures of the children 0!
grandchildren. The snap shots are a pleasing aid fl
memory in days to come and a. pleasing pastime now.
The work' 13 nil—for the real work such as developing
and printing we do for you at small cost. -‘ ”M
Bax Brownie cameras, $2 to $5.
Give a “Hoover”
for Christmas.
Lighten the burden of house keeping and give “her”
time for recreation and rest —— Give “her” 9: “Hoover”
vacuum cleaner. _It will be a useful and greatly appre-
ciated gift. H
May be had on the club payment plan if you wish.
mun floor. Fall-field Ava. All}.
A' Radio set is an ideal gift—hours of enjoyment for
for weeks and months to come you maywlisten to concerts
and lectures right in your own home;
Westinghouse R. O. Set—with this set you may re-
' f8 1
; hts ’
1 111: Sets
)elightful bathrobes
'1 110 volts
. tors for o
cal Toys for young gll'lSo '
° Mottheaguofalommyearswinhkethese
I lectnc 5' corduro bathrobes—the colors are cherry and
' blue-camel in gold or black—eaehrobo in a m
need in the second stageof amplification and does not
need a power amplifier—price $55.1 1
i690.
Connecticut head phones, $5. 90. Federal head phones,
; Brandes superiorphones,$8. ’53
Fullhneofstandard. *
gle pieces or set.
toundmourbaskotware
Folding autographic Brownies, $9 to $17.12
Folding autographic Kodaks, $6. 50 to $27. 50.
Fourth floor. front
Aluminum ware to
selve gift problem.
Among the very best practical gifts—many selectio
may be made from our very complete assortments :
“Universal,” “Wear Ever” and “Mirro” aluminum wan
~The three best makes.
Complete assortments mean that you may select sin-
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Fourth floor. roar
Good glOves the
gift appreciated.
Hereareglovesotthosortthateveryvlimanwillap-
“ o , . ,9 prociate—they will give ”service and lasting satisfaction
_ LISten'm on the fine ' Strap wrist gauntlet mocha gloves—gmy—mbroidu
cred backs, $3.25.
Christmas music. 11rd sea? wrist gauntlet gloves in kid with heavy on:
W105 are brain, beaver, mode, whit:
and black, $3.25.
the whole family and then you can listen m on the won— .
derful Christmas music to be broadcasted on that day swim
Two clasp kid glole elapse-heavy emh
bash—odors are broWn, beaver, mode, white
M5250
Ohiklren’s woolen gloves in oxford grey, heather an!
whxtaslandw
lulu floor. M. center
Eancy baskets
f will like.
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It' is almost amazing the wide variety of pretty, dun! :3
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