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chi-iron. Unfortunately. too. most
and cuffs quilted with
Vlamb’s wool—others with
ruffles and some with lace
, ——georgettc with silk lining.
Handsome Pullman robes
22‘ Heavy crepe de chine Christmas offerings
j"; ' robes with collar and fronts gathered here.
.They have plenty of
time to aid you with
valuable suggestions. '
Uncrowded aisles;
fresh, unhandled mer-
chandise—theseare a
~o~zrtz married folk during the years
it‘mt thoir childrOn are small can ill
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Copyright, 192.7. by
The McClure Newspaper syndican.
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THE “OBEDIENT” WIFE
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., collar. and cuff in shades of shopper. '-" of it all—turn back the hand of ’ and wander through
blending colors or all black. x . I, the labyrinth of drums, and autos—of sleds and mechan-
’ ‘~ \\" o \\ o ‘c ‘cal toys with your boy Raniblc about and hear the prat
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big???“ ”33:5 0: hm“ ‘ .4" ”9 (all *3) lie about the wondrous dailies and dolls' carriages and
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Second noon
5 Beautiful pleasing gifts priced
. One of the best
. V and most careful
makers of coats
sold us all that he
had —- coats that
. were made to sell
' for much higher
prices—all of them
are included in the
assortment at this
price.
\Vondrous fabrics—beautiful in
texture and pattern—woven with wear 2 ‘
and service in every thread. Each coat
r
has handsome deep fur collar carefully
' selected and blending perfectly. Lin-
ings are finest of heavy sgltin or silk
crepe.
One of these coats would make
ideal gift for her or for any woman to
give to herself—They are values one
dos-:2 not get every day—these hand-
some sport coats for $59.50
Second floor.
makes lovely gift
Dainty and white and sheer fabrics ‘
. with the wondrous gmbroideged floral
designs—done as only the deft Phil-
ippine workers can do it. Slip-over
gowns round or square necks—some
sleeveless models
Gowns hand drawn work and en-
hand made trimmed with
fire gown
, hand made laces
Envelope chemise with bodice tops.
Daintieat and prettiest of under-
wearwe have seen in: lOuztime at
this price 82.
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Hand embroidered silk 3
$10 to $32.50 {I
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Christmas
handkerchiefs
Are no different from the
ordinary run of handkerchicfs
that you usually find here—
They are the same fine qual-
ity—They are oficred at the
same reasonable pricing}—
BUT—lhcre are more of them
—many many more - so
much so that it makes the
beauty of them all the more
impressive.
We couldn't begin to des-
cribe them all—you lust must
sec them—2nd see them
soon—especially if you are
thinking about‘somc as gifts
A—assortmenls will never be
better.
All linen handkerchiefs
with real lace corners—“bite
all linen with fine hand! em-
broidery—Madiera, all linen
white with eyelet embroidery
comers—-fine asspriments at
$1. -‘=’
Solid color sport handker-
‘chicfs with tiny buds embroid-
ered —— some with drawn
threads—beauties for 75c
And my! what a galaxy of
pretty handkerchiefs of pure
linen with hand embroidery
and colored sport handker-
chicfs at 50c. Ma... no...
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at Christmas time.
$9. and $10.
‘_ Visit ix
e GiftShop - '
2nd floor
Of,
3- -
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set?
e$.51}
Just a few sugges-
tions from the boys
department—o fl 2 1'-
ing the useful things
for the boys from 3
to 16 years.
Sheepskin c o a l: 5
$8.75 to $22.50.
B o y s maekinaws
$10 to $12.50
B o y s overcoats
$6.50 to $27.50
Boys suits $9.75 to
$28.50
Boys sweaters $5
to $9.75 ,
Boys blouse‘ 75::
to $1.65
Boys’ shirts $1. to
$2.
Boys raincoats
$3.75 to $6.
Boys knit caps $1.
to $1.75
Boys belts 25c to
75¢
‘Boys neckfies 35c
to 75¢
Boys play » suits
$1.25 to $4.50
Boys’ pajamas
$1.50 “to $1.75
Boys caps. $1. to
$2.
Novelty jewelry
smarter than ex'rer
Novelty jewelry is always the most welcome of gifts
With such a wonderful assortment as this to choose.
from, your gift is certain of real appreciation. Chains,
bracelets, combs, vanities, all in the most irresistible of the
newer modes. And all for prices that are right.
Some very attractive 5:
rings, necklace and pendant
jet, ivory, Asiatic amber are
ts consisting of bracelet, ear-
to match-Aapis, red, jade,
the colors each piece with
sparkling jeweled edge—prices for complete 'sets, 58.,
gloves—all
Maui St; Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
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Store Open Daily ’61! a .O’Clock' mwagw . w -,
Shop Early
playful
‘71th .,
sale5people eager to
show you all the new
ls expressed in the many glimmering lights and the
tables piled full of the things which delight the young-
enjoy every minute of it. Come.
For Son—
For Brother—
Months ago we started
to revise fur stocks—mak-
ing them complete and
representative for the hap-
py Christmas shopper.
We are happy to 5:1
that we have a collection
comprehensive as you can find.
men's wear as varied an?!
Come in and select your gifts now while range 0!
sizes is complete, while we can render unhurried service;
We’ll be delighted to advise and suggest suitable present!
for men. 'A small deposit will hold any article for later do
livery. Whether it be a suit or overcoat from ‘
as managers:
2 "fir.
Or—
Motor coat
Pajamas
Leather goods
Mackinaw-s
Cravats
Caps or hats
Jewelry
{Toilet set
Belt buckles
Bath robes
Smoking coats
Tuxedo vests
Full dress vests
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Wardrobe trunk
'Auto robe
Motor gloves ‘
Silk mufflers
Dress gloves
Silk-hosiery
Golf suit _
Silk shirts '
Dressing gowns
Collar boxes
Umbrellas
yGolf hosiery
Brushes
And many other things—a good sized store full for
a Man’s Christmas.
Good gloves
for Christmas
Of course gloves
. mgke the most perfect gift imag-
inable. You just can’t make a mistake when you give
glovey-particularly when they are chooscn from our
unusually aitfractive showing. Gauntlets, long and short
e herein styles delightfully varied.
But—you noticed we said good gloves—that makes
a lot of difference—Attractive they are, all gloves are this
season—They are more or less fancy in trimming and
sfitchings but you want to know that they are thoroughly
good.
Gloves bought here carry with their messa
cheeramessageofgoodnwsloo. ‘ 33:3”:
_,. gnced reasonably—Sec _them ' -
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