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The May Manton Fashions
-HE ~one-piece
dress is pref
80 And mr.

-HE one-piecs
dress Is pref
ty and prac-
teal. This one can
be made in two
ways. As illus
trated. the edges
are buttoned to-
Gether under the
arms and II can
be laid out per-
fectly nat and
ironed with per-
rect ease. but, TX
p ed. the
e d z o 8 c a b e
scanned together.
In either case the
dress Is designed
TO be slipped on
over the head and
held at the waist
line by means Of
a belt. In the a.
Illustration. striped
linen Is trimmed
with plain bands,
The O is
made in one piece.
When made as a.
'lustrated the edges
Of the front are
underfaced a n d
worked with but
tonholes and the
edges Of the back
ere supplied with
buttons. When tho
edges are Joined
I h o s o a m 3 are
made on the line
of the lap.
For a child 4
years OF age will
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Apology Half so Badly az you Need
II YOURSELF
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Those highly Ornate Good Resolu-
lions with Gored Yokes and Box Pleats
don't Get over Much Ground!
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Leaveth the Moss to the Ruttea onei
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How 5 Cali at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHIoNC
}BUREAU, Lexington avenue and Twenty-thEd street., or en- by{
" }msil to MAY MANTON PATTERN co. LIE E. Twenty-thtd vrset !
! These MPoRrANT-wrts your address plainly and aiwavuS
go 3spsdfy size wanted. Ad two cents tr letter postage Il h q
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require / rs yards of material q, 80 or ~ Inches wide. with l2 yad 81 inches
wide for the bands or rs yard for bands and belt
Pattern No. 7Oas Is tut in sizes fol. children OF Q 4 and 9 years Of aSa
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ming around-like this-but there is
not a servant in the house! They
have gone. the entire lot"
That's odd." he said slowly. Gone!
Are you sure7"
In reply l pointed to the servants
wing. Trunks packed" I said trag.
ically. rooms empty. kitchen and pan.
tries full OF dishes. Did you ever
hear Of anything like IT."
Never" he asserted. ut makes me
suspect" What he suspected he did
not say: instead he turned on his
heel. without word Of explanation,
and ran down the stairs. I stood star
Ing after him. wondering II every one
in the place had gone crazy. Then
heard Betty Mercer scream and the
rest talking loud and laughing, and
Mr.. HARRISON came up the stairs again
two at time.
How long has that Jap been ailE.y,
Mrs. Wilson, he asked.
IL don't know" replied helpless.
ly. What is the trouble. anyhow"
Il think he probably has something
contagious" he said. and It has
scared the servants away. As Mr..
Brown said. he looked spotty. | sug-
gested to your husband that 1t might
be as well to get the house emptied-
In cage wa ara cprrocf"
"Oh. yes. by all means" said
eagerly. I couldn't get away too soon.
I'll go and get my" Then l stopped.
Why. the man wouldn't expect me to
leave; ! would have to play out the
wretched farce to the end!
I'll go down and see them or" I
finished lamely, and We went together
down the stairs.
Just for the moment forgot Bella
altogether. found Aunt Selma
bonneted and cloaked. taking n stirrup
cup OF Pomona for her nerves, and the
rest throwing on their wraps in hur.
ry. Downstairs Max was telephonlng
Tor his car, which wasn't due for an
hour. and Jim was walking up and
down. swearing under his breath.
with the prospect Of getting rid OF
them all. and OF going home comfort.
ably to try to forget the whole wretch.
ed anair. l cheered up quite a lot. /
even played up my part Of hostess. and
Dallas told me. aside. that l was a
brick.
Just then Jim threw open the front
door.
There was a man on the top step.
with his mouth full Of tacks. and he
was mailing something to the door.
Just below Jlm's F1orentine bronze
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copyrishtisp. BY the Bobts- Merrill Co.
SYNOPSIS.

James Wilson or Jimmy as hc is called
BY his friends. Jimmy was rotund and
looked shorter than he really was His
ambition In life was to be taken seriously,
but people steadily refused to do so, his
Art Is considered a huge Joke. except to
himself. II he asked people to dinner ev-
eryone expected frolic Jimmy marries
Bella Knowles. they live together year
and are divorced. Jimmy's friends ar
range TO celebrate the first anniversary
OF his divorce. Those who attend the
party are Miss Katherine McSair. who
every one calls Kit, Mr. and Mrs Dallas
Brown. tho Misses Mercer, Maxwell Reed
and Mr.. Thomas HARRISON. n South
full swing when Jimmy receives a tele-
gram from his Aunt Selma. who will ar
rive In four hours to visit him and his
wife. Jimmy gets his funds from Aunt
Selma and after he marries she doubles
his allowance. He neglects 20 tell her OF
his divorce. as she IL opposed to II. jim
my takes Kit into his confidence he tries
to devise some way 10 that his aunt will
not learn that he has no longer a wife.
He suggests that Kit play the hostess for
one night. be Mrs. Wilson pro TEN. Ki,
refuses. but Is finely prevailed upon to
act the part. Aunt Selma arrives and tho
deception works out as planned. as she
had never seen Jim's wife. Jim's Jap
servant 10 taken III his face Is covered
with spots, Bella, Jimmy's divorced wife.
Ing taken away In the ambulance7 Bella
Insists II Is Jim. Kit tells her Jim liz well
and Is In the house. Bella tells Ki, II
wasn't Jim she wanted to see, but Taxa
Mira. the Jap servant, as she wished to
secure his services.
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knocker. and standing back with his
head on one side to see II It was
straight
What are you doing?" Jim de-
manded hercely. but the man only
drove another tack. 1t was Mr.. Har.
bison who stepped outside and read
the card
1t said Smallpox"
Smallpox" Mr.. HARRISON read. as
II he couldn't believe It. Then he
turned to us, huddled In the hall.
1T seems It wasn't measles, after
all, he said cheerfully. Il move we
get into Mr.. Reeds automobile out
there, and have vaccination party.
| suppose even you blase society folk
have not exhausted that kind of diver.
sion"
But the man on the step spat his
tacks in his hand and spoke for the
first time
No, you don't" he said. Not on
your life. Just step back. please, and
close tho door This house is quar-.
antined."
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All. WHO kNOWS7

DO YOU know" she said. 81 didn't
want to come to this place at all. |
had an idea that 1t would be awtully
stupid"
And haven't you found It stupid" :"
he asked.
You know | haven't"
How should know"
NO place could be stupid II you
were there"
1T Is very nice Of you to say So"
u shall be so sorry when you leave.
1t has been the most glorious week OF
my life"
i am glad to know that: but | hope
there may be many more glorious
weeks In store for you"
After he had gone to the tennis
cosrt and left her alone on the wide
veranda. she sighed and said to her.
self:
How sad II Is that a woman ia de.
MED the right to tell man she cares
for him! Who knows what would
have happened II | might have told
him all7"
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1t is the younger element that is now
committing the big crimes and burglaries.
Why? Personally believe that it is
because too much liberty is allowed many
Of the boys.
Evidences Of this can be seen in some
districts where there are saloons and pool.
rooms.
Where unemployed boys are allowed to
loaf from morning to night we shall con.
time to have robberies and crimes.
So long as gangs are allowed to stay
together evil plans will be formed.
The question Of the boy criminal should
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Much
Good
Found in
Army
Career

tus Of private just he rise in civil life He does
remain on the lowest rung of the ladder.
He become proficient dozen auxiliary branches
which will bring promotion rank with better pay and there will
always be superior officers teach the aspiring and hold out help
ing hand.
have assignment Of getting recruits for army
positive that there thousands of splendid young who would
better off the ranks rather than themselves
the learned professions and who would be glad don uniform
they only cozan of the advantages that the army reality has
to offer
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CHApTE v.
From the Tree OF love


There Is hardly any use trying to
describe what followed. Anne Brown
began to cry. and talk about the chill
dren. (She went to Europe once and
stayed until they all got over the
whooping cough) And Dallas said he
had pull. because his mill controlled
! forgot how many votes. and the
thing to do was to be quiet and COM
Portable and we would get out In the
morning. Max took It rs huge joke,
and somebody found him at the tele-
phone, calling up his club. The Mer.
Ger girls were Historically glggling,
and Aunt Selma sat on sti!I.backed
chair and took aromatic spirits OF am.
monia, As for Jim. he had collapsed
on the lowest step OF tho stairs. and
sat there with his head In his hands.
When he did look up. he didn't daro
to look at me.
The HARRISON man was arguing
with the impassivc individual on the
top step outside. and | saw him get
out his pocketbook and offer n crisp
bundle OF bills. But the man from the
board OF health only smiled and
tackled at his offensive sign. After
a while Mr.. HARRISON came In and
closed the door. and we stared at one
another.
Il know what I'm going to do" I
said. swallowing lump In my throat,
I'm going to get out through a base
ment window at the back. I'm going
home"
"home!" Aunt Selma gasped,
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CHAPTER ". (contInued.)

ITS immoral" protested. It's
Immoral to steal your"
MY own butler," she broke In i'm
patiently. You're not usually so
scrupulous. Kit Hurry! hear that
hateful Anne Brown"
So we slid back along the hall, and
rang for Takahiro But no one came.
Il think | ought to tell you. Bella"
] said rs we waited. and Bella was
staring around the room-"I think you
ought to know that Miss Caruthers Is
here" Bella shrugged her shoulders.
We'll. thank goodness" she said
u don't have to see her. The only
pleasant thing remember about my
year OF married life Is that did not
meet Aunt Selma"
/ rang again. but still there was no
answer, And then II occurred to me
that the stiffness below stairs was al
most oppressive. Bella was noticing
things. too. for she began to fasten
her veil again with malicious little
smile.
One OF the things remember my
late husband saying" she observed.
was that he could manage this house.
and had done 1t for years. with flaw.
less service. Stand on the bell, Kit"
did, We stood there. with the
table, Just as 1t had been left, be.
tween US and waited for a response.
Bella was growing impatient. She
raised her eyebrows (she is very
handsome, Bella Isl and flung out her
chin as II she had begun to enjoy the
horrible situation.
thought | heard a rattle OF silver
from the pantry Just then. and | hur.
ried to the door in rage. But the
pantry was empty OF servants and
full OF dishes. and all the lights were
out but one. which was burning dImly.
] could have sworn that saw one OF
the servants duck into the stairway to
the basem' :. but when | got there
the stairs ere empty. and something
was burning in the kitchen below.
Bella had followed me and was peer.
ing over my shoulder curlously,
There isn't servant in the house"
she said triumphantly. And when we
went down to the kitchen. she seemed
TO be right II was in disgraceful or.
der. and one Of the bottles Of wine
that had been banistad from the din.
Ing room sat half empty on the floor
Drunk" Bella said with conviction
But didn't think so. There had not
been time enough. for one thing. Sud.
denly | remembered the ambulance
that had been the cause OF Bela's ap.
pearance-for no one could believe
her silly story about Takahiro. |
simply left her there. staring helpless.
Iy at the confusion. and ran upstairs
again: through the dining room. past
Jimmy and Aunt Selma. past Leila
Mercer and Max. who were flirting on
the stairs. up, up to the servants bed.
rooms, and there my suspicious were
verified. There was every evidence OF
. hasty flight: In three bedrooms Ave
trunks stood locked and ominous, and
the closets yawned with open door,
empty. Bella had been right: there
was not servant In the house.
As emerged from the untidy empt!.
ness Of the servants wing, | met Mr..
HARRISON coming out Of the studio.
u wish you would let me do some
Of this running about for you. Mrs.
Wilson," he said gravely. "You are
not well. and can't think Of anything
worse for headache Has the but.
ler's Illness clogged the household ma.
chinery?"
Worse" replied. trying not to
breathe In gasps. II wouldn't be run.
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If | had boy who had no particular
bent of genius for any specific calling, l
would as soon see him enlist in the regular
army of the United States as to take up
any other line of work.
If boy has any good stuff in him the
army will bring it out. There is no bet
ter school TO develop all the finer traits of
human character. People sneer at the COM
mon soldier very often when that soldier
is far above them in all worthy qualities
and attainments.
Besides, any youngster with ambition
can rise in the army from the humble STA
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the landscape The old ink stain sad day after day the front
her shirt waist Her hair looked always imminent peril Of coming
down the next minute Her fingers had the appearance Of being total
strangers the manicure The black their edge fasc
mated her employer he declared afterwards he couldn't keep his mind
departed
The third girl cupuouy tidy and her clothes not expen
sve She chose their delicate fabrics rushing from counter another
lunch hour and made them up herself in the evenings But the
pesabe nk and blues and vende that would have been charm
ing at evening caused CONSERVATION in the Office She had made
the fatal bunder Of mistakng the Office for the home
From all of which it appears that the business girl cannot be too
careful in her choice of clothes
The best dressed girl the Office the whose apparel best
bnes the cardinal principles freshness becomngness and eryceab
The fabrics be good her purse buy the co hey
pretty she DESIRES but not delicate that the slightest touch leaves
smudg And take thought oo of rainy days and dusty seats and
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| Causes
Many
| |Ill-Tined
Deaths
BY ERNST WEDEL
Chicago

We would have had the city council make immediate appropriation
to fight the disease and would take precautionary
its spread. AS it is not ripple has been caused
In the week previous 1876 deaths were due TO this dreaded
peril.
Is the increase of this disease past due to atmospheric
conditions the greater prevalence of heart trouble air in street
and buildings to the greater general and debility Of mankind
incident to modern life?
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According to the statistics furnished by
the city health department, out of 655
deaths reported for the week ending De-
cember q no fewer than 13S died of pneu-
monia.
This is at the rate of more than one in
five, or about 2l per cent. of the total
deaths.
Had the same number of deaths been
reported of any particular epidemical dis
ease, such as smallpox, measles or diphthe-
ria, our spasmodicaIly hysterical but other
wise sluggish natures would have been
aroused.
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Another Kind,

"Ha!" said the Russian count, with
fierce scowl on his Muscovite iea.
lures. This worm OF an American
writer has insulted me with his pen!"
HAS he written q biting satire
about your" inquired the fair charmer
to whom he spoke.
Nothing so gentlemanlyi" yelled
the count. He has named bis pis
after mel"
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u1ce1tuIl1 lauuIesses, Du1h cUIols ae ge1erdl1
best
Good taste never shines out so brightly as from suit
able office attire. The girl who keep her office rig
simple and smart and with pretty touches of ndivd-
atty without the aid of fat pocketbook, is the
where.
But not frills and furbelows, please
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Dress
Problem
Good Taste Shines
in Suitable
Office Attire
BY VIRGINIA KEITH

HE business girl has had many preached at her
wonder she's bit tired of hem Yet know three young
beginners who lost their positions this last weekn each
on account of matter of clothes.
Girl number dressed richly and extensively that
it made talk in the Office The other girls didn't like it, and
her employers finally decided to part with her matter of
policy Her rings her lace waists and sken rustic the
direct of the little she found in her pay envelope
The second girl was so untdy that she became blot on
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His Opinion.

Nephew-what do you think Of the
opera!
Uncle Josh-Them women in th'
boxes ought to be able to raise enough
money on their diamonds to buy some
clothes with. BY jinks!
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In the Blood.
WILTSHIRE those Kentucky horses
you bought scared Of autos!
Gillis-No. indeed. They never mo-
uce train either. but l can't get
them used to sprinklingcart to save
my life!-Puck.
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Important to laothees
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and see that It
s'ss.'s,s ss:,s y: 's,:ssAHzz77x
In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
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New Gloves

HERE IS partai eU-er-r ~ ol-
- ability 20 slcViy Gloves 90
che long and shor, length 're ,a'-
isfaetory kind - 'hc 'a-ea'
prices:
NeS Render Gloves 'he kHt
mat wash tSO-Clasp sTrs-r0ia'
backs. white black and na-ursi
kayser make 500 q raI-
jouvin and Denise Frru-h Gla--
Mid Glove. t~o-clasr cmbr0i1
cred back. all the ~a0'c- shade
as we'll a. black 4nl ~hire : go
and sl.65 pair
Long Suede aua Cla-- XII
Gloves. p 10 and Pollution
lengths, black White ans Pra,
s5.25 and 81 25 PAR
Cashmere Silk-Linei G,oves 'a
black and colors Kavser make s0.
a pair.
Boys and Gi-l. Rough RIDE
Gauntlet Gloyes. also lined k.t
and Cashmere Glove, m all ,ize,
SOC PAIR
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Good Furnishings
for the Men

GO MANY things in the Men :
- Furnishings stock clamoring
for attention that We hardly know
where 20 begin or end in telling
about them. Just a few hints of
things now most IN demand
Cluett's Shirts. warranted fast
colorS or a new Shirt free. Just re-
oeived. some nobby designs IN
plated bosom Shirts for men al
$50 each.
Mems Lightweight Wool Shirts
with attacht collar. light or dark
gray, French cuffs. 81 so each.
Phoenix Guaranteed Silk. Half
Hose, pure thread silk. Isle split
foot and reinforced heel and toe.
all eolors. four pairs guaranteed 10
last three months. SOC a pair.
Weller's Always-Ready Safety
RazorS, equal TO any on the
market selling az $3.50 or more
here for SOC extra ladies'. soc for
>iN-blade NtrorTer az sos each.
Sole agents for Wheeling Of
MunSing'S Union Suits for men
perfect fitting for tall short. stout.
medium or thin men. cotton wool.
and silk a. $50 TO $500 suit.
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Corset Specials
TWO attractive Corset soc,is

TWO attractive Corset specials
for Saturday makes and
models that are popular
Odds and ends of Lucille and
American Lady Corsets. extra
long skirt and heavily boned. tin
isht with four and six hose sur.
porters. $500 kind Saturday sale
price. zoe.
Special line Of soc CorSct>
among them being three different
models. having four hose support
tiers, priced for one day only ar
acc.
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m'NAmhRA TRIAL IS
ADJOURNED TO MONDAY

los ANGELES. Nov ? Tho ve.
N'mara trial adjourned to-day ar
Non1.f. HIth the rtatu quo .-
changed Eleven tsiesmen pace.
Tor cause aud one ttlI needed b..s-.
p'ronp'prF challenge can Do rrer-
aod bf either side
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Pc anut Butter Puffs

a SATURDAY special a. the
Candy Counter deals With a
lot OF Peanut Butter PuhS THIS
- confection with thar delicate
taste OF peanut butter each rie,.
wrapped separately making the
candy clean and sanitary. reguls-
-V0 KIND Saturday sale prise. I4c
a pound
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Saturday. November .. 1917,
It's Time to Buy
Warm knitwear

w ISL folks are takin,
y" warning Nv the chill,
DAYS ana are supplying Their
needs IN warmer Unierwea-
Cur hnltwe1r >ection Is full
prepared lo take care OF 3',
YOUR need>. in variety. s.
ana prise:
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pr now cDfnrauy VIII own srf .l-
'.rf co.. hve and ten EN- - ...
lt, h ali parts ~ tho f.. .f..
ftI ir canada and T.rufarr
'r fHIl1tf. nu ~ mo rsp r...... ...
fI h" o. 1000 f.. POI rrrf ,-.f
'.' 400 is'.""H 10000 Common af.cf.
Itr NDo'rrrfu rYuns-.v BIAS. ......
."'-- h ceiling and ,IrIrIfg
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Ne-Nomru NciNet-iiucd Nr,..
and Pants. ribivd. heavy Nris..
tu- nice utUus
Women Fine Ribbed Rl.,.
lHnt-. ANKLE leurth
'hiidrrn's Ribbed sleeping t,s-
mcuts. heavy rib. With feet. ~.r,.
Go e Year,
nr Dentoa's Sleeping Garments
wool MKT. hand and foot cover.
4>c and upward
thildren'r black Wool Pant.
auh." length and heavy weigh,
csc W0meu's Flat Wool Vests ar.
Pants. natural color. nice',
Aapt and sik trimmed. "a.
sizes
''Wplete line Of Munsinruear
or women aud children. Ncs..
Pants and Union Suits priced
from tse a garment NJ
SPECIAL Women's Vests and Pants
lielYctia brand. high neck. lons
sleeve Vest ana ankle. length Pant.
white only. sold regularly az sf,n.
garment. special Tor SATURDAY -
Soc garment
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For Beauly'S Sake, Miro Dena Chin Supporter

AfKACIlCAL device for the prevention double chin
Dropping mouth and the Nlted throat prevents abnor
mai tissue formation and supports relaxed muscle
until Strength and hrnnesS are restored PREVENTS MOUTH
tor children given breathing fruitful sou-e of NJ
Ills Of both child and
Miro Dena light weight washable casi, aius,es ,r
will not some OF during the night
continuing Saturday. the demonstration the AUBREY S,
tiers Toilet Preparations Toilet Good, Counter
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81 Silk Stockings at 75c

A MONO the Special SATURDAY Of.
- ferings az the Hosiery Coun-
ter We mention lot Of Women s.
Pure-Thread Black SILK Stock
ings, full fashioned double thread
sole and high.Spliced heel Nii
garter top. made 10 retail a. 81 90
a pair, We secured them SD A. 20
be able 10 sell them Sat. IL
urdsy AZ just ........ ~
Women Imported Lisle Stock
ings. double heel and sole and vide
garter top. Hermsdorf dyc poru-
lar weight, 75c quality; sale price.
4sc a pair or six pairs in a box for
$3.50.
Women's Imported Stockings
made OF combed Egyptian cotton.
medium weight, double heel and
sole, garter TOP 3Sc kind sale
price Csc a pair.
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Prettiest Line of Coat
Collars in the City at


uERE for YOUR choosing Satu.-
~ day al as, the pretticSt line
Of Coat Collars in the greater city.
They come round OF satin ami
pique in neat colorings white
with colorcd edge IN round and
pointed styles with wide cuff 90
match-aIso some made OF lace
and lawn-and-lace.
Newest Side Frill Jabots. large
and small shapes, some of very
striking designs, excellent value,
at every price from 25c to S5.gs
New Stiff Laundercd Embroit-
cred Collars, pretty embroidered.
designs have the eyelet effect. all
heights and sizes from - TO 10 at
2Sc each.
New Silk NeckVear. Floral and
the new Fringe-End Bows az 25c
and 4Sc each
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Paris Millinery Ideas
and Our Own Prices

IT, GNr Paris belongs the credit conceyng these
" q" 30 To SIS 10 u belongs the credit making
and selling prices within your rca,h Every tsy new
'i OF them comes from ~Orkoom> modste
note has contributed have been nornor,cj INTO
iia so that what buy for virtually Paris
af'..' '''E'"' creations S1OO S25
The Hal. l.acr NM On -