' 'Wder and the
‘ a- coat a. year.
gfiw‘ooats, which no or. dis-
"?m or the strdghtgllno and
-- met”. styles. The! ore
with the
y every woman
comes Into our store is inter.
w mostly in learning" whether
m ore to be were longer or short-
' mm for the coming seuon
so shorter. Decidedly so. Thenc-
Wed length is 12 inches Iron; the
‘In dresses the boyish mods re-
m in the foreground. The tob-
sh no list crepe georgatte. Molly-
aO' crepe and Cz'finon crepe, The
main: colors are Harding blue.
combination 0!
hack and white. Black. alone is
1317 smart and white for the mid-
”summer flock is indeed beautiful.
"but when the two are combined to
develop ,a Spring goWn, the effect ls
stunning. In fact, I might say that
Suck and white ls the most popular:
combination advocated. for the com.
season.
7 .And what about the brilliantly
tinted gown‘s of iaist season. will they
’ufll remain in favor? Yes. for the
am the sport costume, brilliant col-
or: are still tres chic. but for the
Afternoon. or as some may call it the,”
“dress" frock, the pastel shades lead.
During the style exhibition. we
will show several French models.
French designers have almost on.
£1:er concentrated upon the deEFel-
oping or black and white creations.
gun the result that the newer mod-
oh. to be brought to these shores, .
no finest without exception of
these colors. Even the Costs. when
they are of black, give a. hint here
snd‘there or white. Perhaps itis
I bit of for or a tiny touch of build.
rhea. again. it may be the lining;
3113:}: is. white.
, - Womenihave always been interest-
.6 in clothes. I would notg say,,
‘nowever. they aregmore lnterested
In them now, than their grandma-
{hers were. A generation or so ago,
no high prices of wearing apparet,
Finds it. impossible for the aver-an
pow to buy more than one frock
But the reverse it
has today. so that evefihe most ex-
em“ 0: creations is within the
3!. our».
can ,
“Lowls make- the Model in the
left at Blackwell, Black Ciro Rib,-
Don and Black Lace W'lth - Black
Buckles fielding marque W
on Each Side. Nexttom '
Type From Marla. Guy Fashionedof
Black Milan With Black NetVLEoott
reach or every one. 7 _, '_
While the prime lactose! the sue-
cess of any business is the carrying
of the merchandlse which the viab-
lio wants. I also contEnd that com»
teous servlce in disposing or this
,merchandlse is equally as important.
In‘fact. I feel that much of the sue»
cess of my store is due to the poor?
nous treatment or customers by my
ssleswomen.
Olmstead, Mrs. Billie Lenka, Miss
HeLsughlln. Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs.
Martin and Miss M1tchell.. '
b
CELEBRATING
ms ELEVENTH _
. ANNIVERSARY
Courtesy Has B en the
Watchword o A. F.
Gehebe —— The O l 6
Days" ‘ '
By ALBERT F. GEBEBE,
Gehebe’s. 1101:5an Store.
"I am glad to announce the fur-
nishing store conducted by Vxne at
25 West Washington street is cele-
brating its 11th anniversary this
year. I: went Into busineu on a.
stnfllescaleflhagck in 191.3: today. my
E.
My stat: of clerks include; Mrs. r
toiling ,
tnd‘xoosnooelagt‘
7m. gone Side 1* ,
mm m mm...“ mud:
. _ "Icon remember. the duawhfifi I
gen?» moday I-mke mam by
automobile me: than marine my
customers the best servloo; was.
* “I relieve my sumo-oils“ any to
courtesy shown to to! customers.
When a. patron visit-”my store, ,1
.trestghlm or her as r‘wouldr like to
be treated melt. If: am unable
7m!- 1,,an latter to se'ém the
desired article. *
cater to ‘restoursnts sad to» the
"Eveuthln' in m cook’-
mllkmap- ‘
in: utensil mmmuwmm my
motto. . ,
* GOING smono
log man for some. nude 2mm
creasing. urge representutloo in took
an important market so Lyons. ro-
marked the Dry Good. Economist. A
glance at the collections of. French
silks now belng shown by- , sting
houses revoals’ new. rubrics mode
when of artlflchl silk. ‘ Penna vol:
vets ere one example. A: one time
the-weaving or velvet: from us.-
floial silk would have been mouglit
an impossibility, out here, More;
Thrifty French women are slot as
wide deliveries by horse end; in; 'tolrll? _, V _ 7‘
-” At rmutwnfina “,7EW‘
restate; the tilt: ’ its. the
to 733;:st {customer's mt out at. .‘
’ VA: the people ,0: Romans! know. .
I handle a completellne‘ ot'honsoe; »‘
hold utensils and , recoveries. . I ,
A striking examiplo o! the ”V" :
’axtlficlsl sllkvls shown in then-7 luv,
on,” w , ,
mgtg $.59 Shoulder...
mumemted ' ' en."
:a' wmmEvtha norm a
demand tor I . _ V
In“): aver, both here. .
'grenehosratal. Intent, 3th
up mutants-loan!“ smack
touch of anaemia: Vihiimf’mrl
s... In , New” reek.
_ .‘M ..
meat: with grace
in: trogt. : , a - .
: Q ‘ is 0' eg"
Ahmber o: wrop- ore 11W i
with marathon. but only; lar'sueliht
collar agents. One titanium s .
black coat. with
1:11 soother black
black more} on lined with white
0 o oj —
, 1 ‘ . , ,
'Oceosionoll'y themes-abomw
to notch the-eo’lor o! the; cloth,
sex-min: the garment. Is to the one
oto mkrgreen model. v 7 _ 1
. x 1’ . "V j » ’3 ‘ ' '
min: on Kuhn cloth” out
doom 0: I. braided emu nits
rowfrlbpongosually In modern. ' i
, o o: o - f. 7 g»
, Qn tension“ coarse! mums
chine.
tlred of g
which undergoes ouch
. WW
price changes as occurred to m.
buying o ”Merle!
For lanolin: 'V out while;
both: cooked tongs that Var-mans l“
.F‘r
The Last Wol'din.
We Have 'tlie prirrilege'of 9mm ‘ -. ~
3‘
new, advanced shelvingsih spring Wear»
for women.
Tfiese garments were createdbyde- [ ‘5' ‘
. . . ,
Sign” and ¢°1°ra¥fi$h3 of thehour‘
5’59 ‘new thiASSare tlie 135E ' ~
1
tli‘éy are beaufiful
_ relation to spring.
‘ W6 infitei 1011i WWI! .
311d. balm}: admided g
. ‘\
leather bands on muse;
mun Imumwuqv
741‘
P9," 3"" i ' C“. 7 Y7. me 0mm JEANS *' f *' wPMS-I , : 7;
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