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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 22, 1923 · page 5

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L'MMER. FROM ALL indica-
tions. is going to be as an
elusive aflair as spring is.
A regular now-you-seedt-

m... nil-don"- The only place where

a. . .q [inllit'd long enough to. recog-

n;. :r or any of its companions is

L. lumee Clothes shop. 18 North

ill-7- street. where all the latest pat-

... .. m summer neekwear are on dis-

FT" Creations of silver tone silk.

r. ...- grays, golden browns and

N... we: blues. makes one forget how

... .n and desolate a May can be.

T. , ’llli‘lz‘. by the way.- is the very

r... .. and there is no doubt about

1., [.4 mlv to catch any man's fancy.

A ( .mpll'ie line of foulards will also

.. fulfill here. as well as several

r. s ...nsev-yatlve patterns for the

,. .7. \\ 10 does not relish being mis-

u. ., r.-r “a gay old dog." ,

 

 

1' ,muv as arresting as the fabrics
.vpn:('l‘.l‘3. is the price of 95 cents
W: v mu compel no man to do a
1" ~ men and wish for one. but will

.nzll‘le him to take one unto

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O O O .

0W OFTEN HAVE you

longed for a cooling drink

only to find that by the
. tlme the journey to the
,3. g re was accomplished. your
v ,.. lull \unished. We are a na-
Hm aim “ant it when we want it.
won why not stop into the grocery
fill. of “'illiam Miller, 83 Washing-
: 'l “'l'i‘t‘t and stock up your cup.
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‘ l “uh some of the cooling bev-
“lllVlI are for sale here? C 6:
. .w L'vr nlc. grnpe Juice. loganbcrry
. a nml several other concoctions
w‘m i may be converted into tempt-
: : VIM-rages.
lit' the way. have you ever stopped
' . \lr. Miller's store? If not. then
i hue never stopped across the
. w ,MIM of a real grocery store. This
,. ~ -. local home of all the best in
2‘”: 'llm. including the Park & Til-
f '1 llrmluvis and the Chase & San-
w ‘n rmn and coffees. which rely not
; ~‘l Hamlmyont advertisements but
”i their own merits to win your
1.0.: r.
O O O
Crepe satin is proving very
popular for the graduation frock.
O 0 0
.\ST THURSDAY household
duties wore carelessly push-
ed aside as housewives pre-
pared for an early tour
':.:o;lch the stores. All drawn hither
the magnetic influence of dollar
w. Yet. every day is dollar day in
- Self Service Shoe store. 8 North
3'. lil'l street. or at least it will be as
,‘r“l: as their supply of children's ox-
fmds and sandals remain here for
an nominal sum of $1. Included in
' is lot, at this price will be found
ml sizes. ranging from the tiny Min
7. her flapper sister.
\Vhile they last and unless I miss
my guess they won‘t last long. sneak-
~rs may be had in all sizes for the
very special price of 98 cents. Just
the thing for the kids and for that
matter for the grown-ups too. so you
had better stop in and fit out the
mmliy before it is too late.
0 O O
5‘ OSENFIELD BROTHERS 125
‘1‘ “Washington street. have
3. just received something new
_ 5;. , in the way of earthenware
~— xrdinlcres. flower pots. mugs. Jugs
0 1 baby plates. The Jardinieres.
u u h may be had in the pastel or
.v lple shade and in any shape de-
. mi from the slender. stately crea-
l ‘. to the chubby bowl. resembling
.m'r‘pnn. are just what every we-
'1 will want for her porch. They
. . \cry moderately priced and I do
’ think I am amiss in saying that
‘ u re the best looking ones that I
> ever come across. One unusually
b ! looking one is of ivory. heavily
l . traced in green. Baby bowls.
‘2 We. way. did I mention them
a» '.‘ “'0”. I mean to for they are
lrw- also in new and unique designs
:0 w. l as some plates. which it would
i" " . ii for every mother to look over.
J..» don't Jump at conclusions and
is A they are the grotesque old mo-
1.... lug. rather they are similar to
a le‘Vher and made from this new
“w and very pretty indeed. \Vhy
“Hp in. surely you will find some-
‘ you want. if not I Jardiniere.
maybe one of the Jugs.
O C O
"ihb‘ln dresses as well as rib-
hats are waking their sp-
mce and are .Jeing very

'0' . rahiy received.
0 O O

 

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OLORED SHOES we have
had with us more or less
during the spring season.
but they did not invoke

 

 

minimums.“ " '-

SHOPPING

v

Jority is given the chance to be the
any longer. Thus the attractive price
which vies with the hats themselves.
Full and split straws are here. plain
and fancy braids. with sombre and
leader. that when the opportunity is
given w, should not let it slip by.
Regen a Stevens are offering you the
chance of a lifetime—~the opportun-
ity to be a style setter. for all the
hat; shown here are of the latest cut
and being introduced to this town
through the medium of this store.
Why not get your straw hat now—
not tomorrow or the day after but
today and be the first one to sport the
particular model which arrests your
fancy?

The prices quoted cannot be dupli-
cated and in some store you will be
asked the same amount for last sea-
son's offering.

Rogers & Stevens have not devoted
their entire attention to these new
hats and you will find that every de-
partment in their store is now hous-
ing all the late models and at very

reasonable prices.
o o e

HE ONE THING a woman
never thinks about until she
must see it. is a pair of
scissors. There is nothing

so aggravating as to be forced to use
a dull pair. Yet. when do you think
of them. other than at the moment
you are using them? \Vonder why?
\Vhen you need any other necessity
and scissors are a. necessity specially
for the home dress maker. you do
not rest until you have acquired it.
But scissors. we forget all about them.
Of course we don‘t forget them entire-
ly and I hope if you are in need of
a new pair that these words will re-
mind you to stop into the hardware
store of Albert D. Morgan. 84 Wash-
ington, street. where an unusual as-
sortment of Wins scissors and shears
are awaiting your selection at very
moderate prices. These may be had
in all styles and sizes. large ones for
the dressmaker and small ones for the
sewer on delicate fabrics. Don't wait
until you need them. then grumble be-
cause they refuse to cut. make a. note
new and stop into Mr. Morgan's. You
will find here just the model you
want.‘ and at Just the price you want
to pay.

 

. .aj‘ l N’ THE .1. i. MALLETTE shop.

‘1“ 88 \Vashlngton street. will
be found corsets specially
designed to support abdom-
inal organs; to strengthen relaxed
muscles: for topsed (dropped) stom-
ach; also the new models in Gos-
sard and Nemo maternity corsets and
brassieres. as well as the popular P.
N. practical front corset. The wrap-
around in different styles. all elastic
or only part; corselets. hip length or
long skirt and brassieres in all models.
front, back and side fastened. This
shop also carries the Netheraii. which
may correctly be termed the three-in-
one garment as it incorporates the
vest. corset and brassiere all in one
garment. These are ideal for sum-_
mer wear and if you are not already
acquainted with them. may I suggest
that you.stop in. here and ask to see
one? ’

 
 

Gun metal and French gray
lmslury :n-o wry smart when
porn with a black satin pump.

0 O O
N THE ANGEYINE Furniure

Company. 16 Norh Main

street. I lingo-red to look at

a Sellers kitchen cabinet.

which has received the approval of a
host of women. thereby. entitling its
manufacturers to become a member
of Rice Leaders of the \Vorld, an
honor accorded to the one manufac-
turer in any industry whose business
ethics and product reach the very
highest standard. After dissecting one
of these cabinets there remains no
doubt in your mind as to why they are
thus honored.

The Sellers cabinet is famous for
its fifteen patented features and with
all your working materials centered in
a Sellers you do away with the end-
less. tiresome walking back and forth
between kitchen and pantry. cupbonrd
and table. Your worlr path is a direct
route between your refrigerator. Sel-
lers. range and sink. One trip to the
ice box to get the necessary materials:
then the rest of your food preparation
is done sitting down at your Sellers.
The Sellers not only automatically
simplifies your work: it systemattzes
it. It is difficult—almost impossible
-—to take unnecessary . steps, when
everything you need is in one spot.
With s. Sellers cabinet in your kitchen.
it immediately becomes a scientifically
managedavork place.

The 'Angeviso Fumture Compan'y

 

 

 

enthusiasm in most of us. for
‘ 'vvi footwear was primari de-
"»‘ . f for Wear. not with the dark
ms one has been forced to don
- : lst weeks. but rather with the
5' = of brighter hues which are
' ' 2 for us Just around the corner
" '7 Memorial Day. Colored shoes
l" .st coming into their own and
" .. many more moons you will
’ ’0 before Joining the throngs.
you too are similarly shod.
“1“- a. new article makes its ap-
F‘ir' "re. prices soar. but the new
I'E’I‘Nln sandals in red. green and
V“ . which have Just been rag
or the past week in the Palace
3“" y. 27 North Main street. 'bear
r' m. exorbitant ~price. rather they
’37?" the modest little sum of $1.45.
‘1 his price every one can 11
""7 desire and as the ‘11an is to DO
"“ " we of shoe worn for both sport
“1 tress wear if you are wise you
“ ' n. to it that your foot steps lead
. 1» this store. .
e o o
0 ALL THE ABREITING M-
-.I vsrtisements and cuts a
'14: snappy new straw hot!
Ln‘ mean anything in your
life? Do you see actual. 1‘
"W Lut'your last season's need-
”“9 Mus pe ps a few stroki- 0‘
‘ Cleaner'g 7 I! M II at. Q.
‘f‘n "up into Rogers A m ,
”Th Main street. when all the
‘7"‘1’39 are priced from $8.50 up a
;’ These hats arose goodthat
“'3‘" & Stevens can't hold then
"V band; a" m an of.
f” brisk mama-I. you will
.11.", "‘9 M you me ,
Modal. n. ”a,
lean. ind m .
mu”! be); . .
2"0 one
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S.

Marathi-camulx-Jflchwm
has other plans forth. incoming

the month etxsybecause of the in-

is quoting. a 1‘7 attractive price on
these cabinets.~'so why not take ad-
vantage whiie you may? Why not
stop in and ask them to show these
fifteen features. that speed your
work? You will and that women the
world over have set their stamp of
approval upon them. because they
are the kind of a kitchen cabinet they
most wanted. because they embody
more conveniences than can be found
elsewhere and because every bit of
space in the cabinet is made to work
for them . -

Perhaps you are not interested be-
cause you think your kitchen is too
small to house one. For you there
is a special base which occupies no
more space-than a kitchen table. This
type of cabinet is in widespread de-
mand. so why not look it over?

0 O 0‘
I WILL SOON PASS on its
way. leaving in her wake,

disappointed mothers. who '

have not taken advsntago of
alargement‘with every MW!

" hken during this month in
the matches studio. .78 Want-non
sinet. This “is positively the last

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weeks. ,weeks into, months. months
into years and this transnumioo takes
place so quickly that “formulae-.1-
ize it the- gurgling mite of yesterday
is the toddilng youngster of today. So
have no regrets. don't in the years to
come say. “I ,wish I had." stop in,to-;
day or phone the Michelson studio to!"
a sitting. then deck out baby ‘.and;
bring him in. , ‘z
_ v o o e ,. ’
Sleeveless sport coats of vivid'
shades are seen extensively as-
weil as sleeveless sport frocks or .
equallx. as brilliant 'lipen‘snd-
cricket flannel. -' .

s s o
OR‘ THE FIRST FEW . years
of a child's life mothers give

ha their undivided attention to
the test. If they show a tendency
for weak ankles. they equip them with
shoes especially designed for the pure
pose of strengthening ,the ,week mem:
bers. Yet. after the first few years.
they seem to forget that their feet
still need attention and slitheir ef-
forts are concentrated upon seeing
how becoming a not my be and how
elaborate their frocks are. To their
footwear they pay smut attention.
whereas before they fitmd them. now
they look not at the shoe but at the
price. .. .

 
 

‘.- A“

for children and carried in the-shoe
store of Connealiy & Brackdh. ii
Washington street. combine attrac-
tiveness with a reasonable price.
These are the type of shoes foundl on
the feet of those children whose
mothers give them as much attention
as they attribute to the oh‘er sricies of
their apparel. Educator play shoes

a're shown for dress wear. Educator
shoes are health shoes. they are de-
signed so an to strengthen weak mus-
cles and correct any other“ defect
from which a child may sufler. Some
people think that because they do all
this that they are as ungainly looking
as the old-fashioned stll! ankle shoe.
Educator shoes are as good looking as

appearance alone to attract. Withal
Educators cost no more than these
models.

Why not take the children into Con-
neslly & Bracken's and have them

 

you and their advice will! be culled
from their long years of experhnee.
as the leading shoe dealers in town.—
Adv. \ '
e o s ,
Lizard skin is s. decidedly nov-
ei trimming employed on the
newer shoes which are shown in

all the bright shades.
o e o

AVE YOU EVER hard of
Keepit which makes your
. silk stockings run-proof? .‘I
hadn't until I stopped into

 

Main street. It is a powder to be dis-
solved in water. In this colorless’solu-
tion the stockings are soaked for half
an hour. This very simple treatment
makes them run-proof. In this era of
silk stockings Keepit certainly is 'a
Godsend. for it is a complete insur-
ance aganst the annoyance of runs
and holes. and decidedly an economy.
as it makes your stockings wear an
unbelievably long time.

In Mr. Mead's store you may pur-
chase for only 80 cents a large pack-
age. sufficient for treating three pairs.
You need have no fears about sub-
Jecting even your most delicgtely
tinted hoisery to this treatment. as it
is absolutely harmless to color or
lustre 'and one treatment makes your
hose run-proof. It strengthens the
fabric and lengthens the wear, so
don't forget the name‘Keepit and the
place to purchase is at the drug store
of H. A. Head. 8 North Main street.

0 C" O

For evening gowns. Just at the
moment. metalliccioth in orchid.
mauve shot with gold and silver
are favored.

O C 0
80)! NOW ON straw hats are

in order. Although only a

few had courage enough to

venture forth means on the
day set aside for this purpose. the suc-
ceeding days see them in goodly num-
bers and so rapidly that today Fedoras
and d hing derbies look passe. Some
people have the idea tha‘t there is no
definite model featuredin straw hats.
This is all wrong as I. visit to “The
Man's Shop." Costello a O'Hara. 21
North Main street. where the Clarion
hat. the favored member of the Town-
send Grace family is being featured.
will convince them. This model is de-
veloped from I. fancy. braid ; has a
brown band and is lined with a self
conforming. leather cushion. The
Clarion is being extensively adver-
tised and has been ampted so ultra-
smsrt. so‘if you wantio be. classed as
such. select your hot here.

This shop also‘oarries a full line of
Sennits. split and full straws and at
very attractive prices. -

O O O

 

Nottingham lace dresusg are
seen. the skirts of which are quite-_
plain at the back and very full
in front. giving .a downward,
sweep at the hem toward that

 

 

frock. several ~n
5 tion effects aresh

one that dried up. get: can “n‘svs'r why not'tska mules camera and tell
bring back yesterday. ,Days slipiato your friend-Emotu'with' mum

Blue stingray hss‘besn grow.
in!“ ”’m ,, ”WWW. “-
til now it is much favored eve

for evening : “I.

n rm‘sumn moons
them} ~Department store.
use-tannin street in feet-
uring several new fabrics at
_ attractive prices. For the over--
Home,» the ‘simple' sport.or afternoon
paisley and Egyp-
n‘ in .ratines which
areprioed' ~ so" cools the yard.
muse..m by day. stow-in favor and

 

 
 

 

Quorum-ea" V " in mm... for

 

only sew-of ts'the yam... evew‘ woman}
csnsflordtohave atleastono frockj
of it in her wardrobe. Gingham re-
tains its popularity and imported silk
striped tissuo‘gtngham bears the very
specialprice of ”coats the yard. This
price is in eifect for a limited time:
only. so I would suggest that you pay ‘
an early visit to this store—Adv. ‘

00! ms OUT—1T IS
WORTH HONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose with So
has mail it to Foley .0. 00.. 2335 She!-
neld avenue. Chicago, 11L. writing
your name and address clearly.
' You will receive in return a trial pac—
ago containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
sides and back: rheumatism. back-
ache. Xidney and bladder nutrients:
and rFoley'h Gathartic Tablets. a

 

 

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‘3. Yard on therostrnoad z:

is... Luke Benedick‘ l... A,

 
 

$1540 A]: i
—WbRKS—-’

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34 North-Fairlield Avenue

 

 
 
 
 

Pint-seal” noursMP.Il.
South chons. 5'

 

 

Educator shoes. specially designs?

are especially recommended for every -
day wear while more elaborate models

other models which 'rely upon their

suggest the model best Ilulted 39 their
feet? They will be very glad to assist

the drug store of H. A. Head; 8 North

 

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Elias-3:, ,

Twill Cord Dresses
At Reductions '

”'— ln’black', navy blue and brown. Many with
the loose sleeves, wrap around effects, embroidered
. in colors, trimmed with braid and dith colored.

b

sleeve facinxs.

Sizes 36 to :44.

 

Chino mReaaco

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Store closes daily' at 6 o’clock;

 

 

 

 

 

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$15.00 ‘

Formerly $19.50

Second floor.

 

Have you Footaches?

_ Normal feel should not suffer any slight discom-
fort, .for by supplying the proper support to the
shoes 3 person may walk all day without wearying.

. “'l'ruwauk S
stretched ligaments, and the foot that wears a Tru-
wault is always happy. '

Oxfords and Two-Strap Pumps in black‘ or
brown kid, patent colt, tan calf, white linen and

white buck.

é .' 039.00, $10.00. $11.00 and $12.50
- 'A trial fit wili'prove this is a splendid shoe.

" prevent sagging arches or

Kain floor.

 

Warner's "WrapAround" Corsets
' "A Wrap-Around is really an invisible corset
fl‘llerells never a hintof its presence under a gown.
‘No beings to show, but a Snugly fitting corset which
alloys free movement of the body.
luforall ' ' '
will m... firmnessmfzzml
6c which take thezplace of iacings. -‘
From $2.00. $3.00.- $5.00-ne .
time when your gorse
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.. fiat-Women ‘ »_

Lace Camisoles:
An, assortment espea

 

cially attractive of nets
. combined with Pilot;

‘orpolnt Vcnisc laces,

' Shirred or» plain. Most '
edectm: worn [with
sweaters or open treat?

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the patterns 1W here are very,at- wholesome and thoroughly cleaning South Nomik,_ ‘
tractive. Cross has linenes in” all the cathartic for constipation. bliiousnees. “ ~=,r'~‘- F
new and staple iii-desire also being headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still- ti"
very .oxtessively employed and as it son. Powell Corporation—Adv. 5 ,- ._ F.
- ‘ ' ' ’ Wm , ~ —. . ' 3
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sets, etc. .

 

Attention. Ladies 1 ,
Real Filet Picot Lace Edging: \

. The narrow dainty kind which is so popular,
Wthl‘l IS used so much for lingerie,'for children’s
dresses and for table linens, dailies, luncheon

l azl/z'mayai. c.

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Main floor. center aisle. '

Stamped Goods

 
 

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Special Sale, Tuesday, Wednesday and My '

Lace trimmed Scarfs,
. Pillow Cases, scalloped edges,
Hemsfitched to crochet,

were $1.00 for.79.cts._
$1.00 for 89 cu.
$1.25 95 ch.

Luncheon Sets. Buffet Sets. Centerpieces and Scarfs

stamped in Filet designs,

Centerpieces, were $1.25 for $1.00, were $2.00 for $1.75 '
Scarfs, $1.25 for smo. $1.00 for 15 ch ‘
Luncheon Sets, $2.00 for $1.75, $1.50 for $1.25
Buffet Sets, $1.25 for $1.00. . .
House Dresses, blue and rose color, were $1.25 if"

for $1.00

Linen Scarfs in tan color, 22 x 54_inches, were $1.50

for $1.:

Linen Towels, blue, rose and yellow, were $1.00 -

for 75 out.

Towels with woven borders in colors, were 75 cts,

$9 oils.

Baby Dresses, nainsook and batiste, . .
were 59 cts. ‘ i for 49 cts.

Baby Pillows, hematitched to crochet, were 59 cts.
Scarfs, Laundry Bags and Pill

colored seersucker.

75 cts. 59 ch.-
85 cts. 69 eta.
$1.00 75 ch.
$1.25 $1.00

for 49cm

ows stamped on cream

Laundry Bags. were $1.00 for 75 cts.
Pillows. $1.00 75 cu.
Scarfs. 85 cts. 69 ctr.
’ 75 cts. 59 cts.

50 cts. 39 ch.

Art Department. '

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At Reductions i"

[ate spring models indu

sizes.

‘ ding the Prinfie'ss an
- .hag‘moor. .Coats. 4", good assorhnent of colors and

: pgmfly .pdcc'd 3135.00 and $39.50
. $29.50

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