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~ v. MARCH as, 1923.
run DAILY snurmnn
x
their games 0! basketball
barn where the sport moves
stand.
Correspondent. ‘ ‘ 0
in the
boards could not With-i
Saturday evening. Servicest‘in the va-
Prince of Wales will not take any in. At the Early Celebration or
college degrees Borne of our‘ seniors '-
' H 1' F: harist (1.30). there will be
"‘9? do the same. 0 “ uc
PALM St'anY AT TRINITY the children from the Church School
fut rious church 3 , i
and turioul. that one e' ““d‘y mornm “d who are expected ‘0 remain for th 5
0 member broke a. hole‘mlliamlilll: 32;: 2:23;“: slnd . long m in the stter- The Palm Sunday service. at Trini- service All in the prOcesinn will Regal I‘°“"°‘“"-"
flrlng n ”m" ‘0“? feet in length demon- ton "conga": the mum" 0‘ wu'ty Church will he most lmPOSlnk- The carry palm branches. and the hymn?will he no right
‘ :gtlinfih his eagerness by a leap ' l"Dny of Palms" will he observed with "All glory. laud and honor" to the
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picturesque and impressive ceremon-
the
traditional tune “St. Theodulph" will
be sung as the procession makes an
entire circuit of the church. The chil- young people.
~ he
~ n A n - the Benediction 0' t Palms, and drcn will be permitted to lca\e t . _
y. u _3.-——Thnnks to duv Evelgi’ng‘e'rcec‘Vlll be held Bun- . ° ' small crosses fashioned from palm church after the Nicene Creed. and
’ “hm” m “fame“ dist church Whn .unnondnlc Maine. This winter almost slipped bywithwamim by the Altar Guild will be men child will receive a , com‘ in
. r is rapidly disap. ‘4" weak 1.1:“ sUlilt‘llts from Yale In“ anyone repestins that. hot water given to all in attendance as the W0!“ colors of Leonardo da. Vincl's master-
dm soon will be others of their 3:3.“me m"! or mproxes a cold bath. :shippers leave the church at the close piece, "The Last Supper," and also a-
‘ _ ave, prex’iauslv o s s . . 0: i) '
\llited. Their time will h“ won 0:- of the service. At 1 3 there will be sprig of palm. The. senice, will he a
.\m» rlca's first po-
“ I‘ve t‘lnnlt-nl. l"nu~
cupicd with a reception in the chapel no
People who get familiar on short'8 8T0!“
tice are not noticed any longer.
procession headed by the‘full (‘horal Eucharist. for which
crucifer and choristcra. followed by'solcmnrmusic is in preparation by the
choir. The Rector will deliver a dis-
course appropriate to the day on "The
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon (there
Acheson will administer the Apostolic‘
Rite of Confirmation or the "Laying
on 0! Hands" to a class of thirty
:Thought Reds Could
Buy Him from Army
ORLANDO. 131$...
Liberty under bond and on the prom-
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tee of the Cincinnati National team
Club to stand responsible for him.
Danny Dover. youthful recruit pitclmrv
yesterday awaited the next move to
unravel the tangle in which he placed,
himself when he left the army as
Fort McDowell. Cal.. and came hens
to join the Reds.
Dever was arrested this week on
charges of desertlon from the United
States Army and was being held tor,
military authorities.
Dover said he understood from I.
Cincinnati scout that he would be pur-
chased from the army and according.
ly he left his post and came to tho
training camp.
service). Bishop
March 23. - At
l. lcl‘fllll‘lz her 15th ._...
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ma service on the , '“" . I
riz's made 2.000 ar-
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r comeliness and
: in her eye.
.._ girl. active in gym-
.rhmg the masher a
l illlml says. "The
., looks before he
,both in good measure.
efiect over instep, $8.50.
{broad toe, $9.
.
, rlLllt.
will lm surprised to
can hit a
V, l .\ \Htll tilt“ liltlt.‘
'\\.l‘:\ carries in her
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v ll‘ll :1 crook than‘
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T could to aid.
\t‘v r that I \vns put'
at to patrol andi
': roll has to (lo.
. inc lath-vr squeaky
up... llll" coats and.
~ Mm and jerseyl
Em :: small part of
‘ 1;_..l.., For n “‘0-
l:l‘.'l‘ as many
t..’i‘ll'.'ll slur. Utton
\- rul llnlrs each
1 other sport engaged in.
Mtlm .l l-I‘h‘lll'fi ”103“
priced at $10 to $12.50.
. some of them in odd shape.
Men’s oxfords
for comfort.
Forwear, too, for they are built to give
" Plain toe oxfords, dark brown calfskin ’
with crepe rubber soles and heels, apron
New shades in tan calf, natural finish.
with “Duflcx” soles and heels, medium
, Viking tan calf with permanent crease
from toe through tongue, medium light
. shade. This oxford with rubber heels, $9.
Black Viking calkskin with crease
l . llinl...'l l‘.\{‘l;ElJ
. ,_,_______..__—— 1 through vamp, oak golcs and rubber heels,
. . inn nuny dainty $9.
-' .l hum kout, punch. ‘
l4 l\t ll' has dealt "a!“ floor, re"
Hz \\:l‘l lli‘l' now “1-.
Women’s sweaters
for sport wear.
, Knitted in new and attractive designs,
1: m mm ln\»rslmt-;mostly those odd stripes, horizontal, and
Combinations of colors such‘as orchid
and white and shades of tan and brown,
' 1“” "fl“ “‘ 57‘0“ 1 tan and blue and camel and gold.
'Woven of a soft silky appearing yarn
and in such a manner as to give lots of
freedom of action in playing golf or any
Some slip-on style at,$8.50, but most
‘of them are the better liked coat styles,
uh rs nrl- llI'ltl in rt“!
..1 nmnv down-town l, Second floor. r°ar_
n-a in \\'llll‘ll sill“ is
! nil lmrrtrlin days
New art work
, [‘1' in wt important.
Tango and small. ‘1 _
'. I f‘ i' lmw brim! and g. .
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KI' lllllt‘ll {is a L 0 e .
V. :Fl." suns.
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' I. tltlv‘ves.
i " - rt: of tllt‘ lilll'l have
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'vV ilton
: 'l'll Innstlv to the
boule-
1’ feasy patterns, $1.25.
a?
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\71l r‘l- '5 also
is ll-r boillvr.
f all stamp
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'l"="lullt strm-t ’l‘llf’l- ‘ needles.
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"nr' day of spring.
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n wuurimt tho front
, ' lrml'.‘ apartment
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'n .inm‘ ot the Con-l
‘1 out Tuesday If-
C‘ urge. Taylor.
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r nuvl Mrs. llunker
from a visit to
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in Cottage row
yrulrrcm as to the dis-l
u inf-["8 coal and
.- ruwlng them over
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x-rrium of solith wu- :
1" her little. dauxh-
’ Saturday afternofl. -
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prices.
nu. SLOMAN ’
102 Washim
~ ml: Var. ,
E
top, according to size,
31.25““-
ll‘.0\'ablO hm “
“fit'l ,5
Stamped apron dresses.
"WW" W" “"" & quality of material in rose, peach or lav-
icnder stamped to embroider in pretty but
, Why not make “Deauville” beaded
ibag? Com ‘lete materials. Bagupattem
of grey'poplin, cel aid or
metal fili frame. One celluloid placque,
.two spoofif strong silk, 18 bunches of-
: platinum steel beads and two beading
This makes up the outfit and full in-
structions for doing this delightful work,
Silk for sweaters—fibre silk with me-
tallic thread interwoven, make delightful .
sweaters combined with metallic ribbon
hpools of the silk 350 yards, $1.75.
Third floor, center
Women’s hosiery
- and underwear.
Women’s hosiery in silk with lisle top
Black, cordovan, putty, grey,
and
and sole. _
' ‘ ‘ h and mode, full fashioned, $1.50. .
Ming was at t e . .
';5;’;;;,d§:"§$:f Women’s hosiery, all 311k, With a lace
I or“ Mrs- 'Hnwk- clock. Black and cordovan, $3.
.. m. (1 PW! y . .
m xut.Gmlvtattlnev:'l Children’s hose, 3 3-4 len 11 With cufi
. . . cotton, medium weight, b
w ”a an enthusiastic 0‘?" 35c.
“ -— bodices
Women’s underwear vests or .
_—1ight w ' ‘ cotton “with band fimshed
45c and 50c.
“MU-m
Splendid
HOV/LANDS?
Eats-nos in Kain Guest, Mid Avenue. and “nabs Street
Wondrous collection of
Women’s tailored suits $29.75.
Tricotine and Poirot twills, finely woven. richly fin—
isbcd fabrics of just the sort that lends itself to the best
efforts of the tailor‘s art.
Plenty of black and navy and plenty of those charm-
ing shades of fan and a few splendid pencil stripes.
Most of the models are the shorter box coat and
jackctte with folds and pleats and silk braid and silk cm-
broidcry in pleasing designs.
There are some of the longer type of coats tailored
with exquisite care.
Variety is one of the strong points of this remarkable
showing. "There is a suit of a style to suit almost every
taste. There is a suit to fit every figure from the Miss 0f
16 years to a woman of full figure size 46.
It is hard to imagine some one who would fail to be
pleased with the values ofi'crefl formlly $10.75.
Second floor‘ center
Every-man wants
to be well dressed.
It’s pride, not vanity, that makes a .
man want his clothes to do him credit.
Perhaps you have noticed the pleas-
ing dignity of the smartest new Spring
suits—nothing old-fogy—notbing ex-
ireme.
In our suits you‘ll see quality that
lasts. Suits so good they’ll be. doing
duty as “second bests”auoiber Spring.
Suits that save money for you.
This is especially true of our two
pant suits. Funny, but true. father
has learned from lllS-llOy the value of
having two pairs of trousers.
\Ve could sell more suits if we tried
to sell only those with one pair of
trousers—you’d have to have a suit
oftener, but you’ll like our way of do
ing business better if we tell you ”10
truth.
Plenty of them in pencil stripes,
worsteds and cashmeres, stripes. checks
and tweeds—Z, 3 and ~.4‘ button and
sport models. A wondrous assortment
at $33.75.
Stylish suits in flew patterns, many
of them from the house of Kuppen-
heimer, $35 to $50.
Spring top coats. Probably the
most authentic showing and the most
extensive assortment of good styles we
have ever shown, priced from $35 to
$55.
We have both suits and top coats
for as little as $25.
Main no or. rear
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Trig cocades in
most fantastic shapes.
Yes, they are here and grace the hats of today. Here is one of black forming a
sunburst of beauty. completely covering one side of.a black Milan turban—chic, $15.
grey, Sand Milan, medium shape, smartly trimmed with ribbon points and pins is $10.
Shades of old Egypt—the modest part of it. Hat of grey hemp completely cov—
ered with georgette and'big cocades of grey ribbon, all to match with Egyptian or-
naments of antique silver—$10.
7 erwear “Athena” make; , ‘ ' . . . . ’
u \\ i [1|qu mm o lwflg’lhe fit, m light weight cot Plenty of good stylish hats for much less m price and plenty of the better
‘ ‘ Lliliélimggogi‘wl bu. Combination suits. 8 ‘0 me’ sort. New models every day.
Hook. 1 also do both ,
second floor. mat . '
tl
Women’s Easter.
footwear $7.50.
Here is a black patent leather and?
suede combination two strap pump witli
military heel and welted soles—also rubs,
her heels. ‘ 5
Grey is popular and a grey suede trim‘
med pump, two strap, of patent leather is
quite effective—welt sole and rubber heels,
Oxford of dark brown calf with medi-
um brown toe and low heels, apron effect
over instep. ‘
Two shades of brown calfskin, dark:
brown toe caps and over instep with light
brown vamp and quarter, leather soles
and low heels makes a pleasing oxford.
Biege oxfords with black trim and mil<
itary heels and leather soles. These arc
just a few of the stylish snappy shoe mods
els we are showing at only $7.50.
\Maln floor, rear
Jewelry that
pleases.
Earrings, coral colored drops. Some
are of simple form, some are in chased and
filigree settings—all are pretty and priced,
from $1 to $2.50. .
Indestructable pearl drop earrings. ’
Just neat and good looking for little as
59c.
. Earrings—pearl hoops and showers—-
some wondroust pretty designs, $1 to
$3.50. _
Metal girdles—wondrous work of the
jewelers’ arc—wrought in all the colors
that will harmonize with the Egyptian
modes. 0 1
Quite a collection of these girdles at $1.
Main floor. left. front
Riot of color
in ~ kerchiefs.
Yes. the kcrchicf is in keeping with
the brightness of the color schemes shown
in every article of wear.
\Vomen’s kerchiefs in solid color—all
linen—blue, yellow. rose, green, lavender
and burnt orange, 150.
New kcrchiefs for the. little folks. J ust
the thing to tuck into an Easter basket.
\Vhite embroidered in colors—and solid
colors embroidered with little bunnies,
etc.. 15c. '
The new wrist kerchicf—strap goes
about wrist same as wrist watch and pretty
sheer kerchief in Egyptian coloring and‘
design completes outfit for 50c.
Main floor. right. center
Women’s hand
made blouses $5.
Just imagine the sheerest soft of voile
made into a blouse with round collar trim-
med with baby Irish lace—or another
model with low neck and long collar trim-i
med with fillet lace, and then add the
charm that wondrous hand drawn work al-
ways adds to any garment and you have
a. fair idea of two pretty new styles jus‘
arrived that sell for only $5.
1...: ié'mkm
gloVe value $1.65.
.. They are the product of one of our best
makers. They were made up for some one
else and for some good reason not deliv-
ered. We took the entire lot at a price and
pass them on to you at an opportune time?
in the same way. '
Soft finely finished skins went into the,
making. They were fashioned with card
and have beautifully embroidered . . «1 ~
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brown. am” -im _
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