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wide ribbon In a novel blue and white
and pale green figured design. It is
lined with green china silk and is
lifted with separate compartments for
the different brushes. The back of the
case may be made over a frame of
cardboard. while the front can be
stiffened with canvas. A narrow
dark blue and gilt braid ornaments the
edge, binds the two sections of the
case together and gives body to the
faring bow Of ribbon along whose face
1t is run.
DO not forget a round bag for col.
lars. A circular disk of stiff cardboard
SIX inches in diameter can be cut and
covered with linen. Measure Off
strip six inches wide and as long ms
the circumference of the circle. Sketch
some simple design on it, repeating the
motifs three times and embroider.
Attach rings to the upper edge and
whip on the straight piece after Join.
ing at the straight edges. Run ribbon
through the rings. -, o.,
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men and are gifts that are inexpensive
yet useful
Two bits of fancy ribbon thus firing.
ed may be stitched together to make
sachet covers.
The dainty colorings and charming
varieties in these Dresden ribbons sug-
gest numerous uses for such odds and
ends at the Christmas season.
Such simple thing as a package of
good pins can be placed in an attrac-
tive holder. Take a piece Of ribbon
five inches wide, fold it in half and
then fold the edges back on them
selves. Make this case a little longer
than the paper of pins. Fasten the
edges at the corners after fringins
them and place bow Of narrow rib
bon at each end, allowing for short
ribbon handle. This can be made to
match the bureau trimmings and can
be hung Mt the side within convenient
reach
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Indian Names,

The finest Indian names are those
which belong to the cloud clan. All
these names are derived from meteor
illogical phenomena. They are the
hardest Of names to translate from In
dian into English. The great cloud
clan Sioux, whose name was really
Eclipse, was always known to the
whites as Hole-in-the-Day. A certain
cloud clan girl, whose name was de-
rived from the beautiful phenomenon
Of the slow advance of the approach
ing raincloud. was known to the
whites as Walking Rama pretty
name, but one requiring explanation to
tenderfoot.-Exchang
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kncient Thermopylae.

In spite of the fact, which is wei,
known. that the sea has receded since
ancient times, the strategical position
Of the ancient pass Of Thermopyiae is
still Immensely strong. The alterIa
tive route by Delight. which crosses
the hills mile and a half north Of the
springs by well engineered zigZags, j.
equally capable Of defense and leads
into a country Of a most difficult char
acter. Either pass might he held in
definitely by 5000 men. The coast
road is absolutely commanded from
the heights. so that comparatively
small force would render 1t impas>a
BILE, while the fat lowland lying near
the sea is marshy and intersected bi
bikes.
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requirement Of automobiling headgear
Is that it should be comfortable and
stable. Hats, bonnets or hoods that
can be displaced by the wind are worse
than useless.
For the outdoor girl there is nothing
In the way Of outfit or accessories that
has made such a hit as the knitted
wool sets. consisting of cap, muff ant
scarf.
Automobiling Is 50 popular that most
OF us have among our friends some
body who motors, and any trifie which
adds to the convenience or comfort of
the motorist will be greatly appreciat-
ed, for such things are not always to
be had in the shops
First Aid For Motorists.
An emergency case, fitted out with
adhesive and court plaster, strips of
gauze. absorbent cotton, a small bottle
OF peroxide and a few other simple
drugs useful in case of illness or acci.
dent may be put up in compact form
TO be slowed away in one Of the pock-
cts OF the car, for accidents sometimes
happen when it is not possible to get
medical help. Then the emergency
case has its uses.
A Beauty Bag.
The pretty bag shown here NAV be
carried on the arm. 1t may be design.
ed In colors to match the motoring
garb. Old rose silk faced with green
is used for the smart bag illustrated.
The Powered part is cut out of a sim
gle round piece of silk. The edges are
in deep points.
The bag is lined with pale green silk.
A casing for narrow ribbon of pale
green to match the lining is run in
side the bag. A star shaped section
OF green silk is stitched to the bottom
OF the bag, the ends of the tabs being
caught to the sides of the bag and
finished with tiny bows of ribbon.
This bag was fitted with tiny pockets.
into which could be slipped the powder
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Old Times In New York.

In 1889 New York city maintained an
official who would whip a servant
either free or slave, for the master,
charging a shilling for the job. Petty
thieves were branded for life with a
"T'' on the cheek. Mrs. Johanna Young
and another woman convicted of grand
larceny were driven all over the city
In an open cart. then stripped to the
waist and given thirty-nine lashes
apiece In public and then banished.
"whereupon.' says the record. they
went to Philadelphia"
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Point In VerbaIisp,

Professor ito class in composition)-
Some one in the class recently referred
to a woman as of medium size"
Please avoid this expression in refer
ring to woman. 1t smacks too much
OF commercialism. Freshman - But.
professor. she might be ION the mar
ket"-Judge.
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Last Minute Civino-

The only Christmas spirit evolved BY
last minute preparation is a cynical
disgust for a holiday that should be
attractive. 1t is like a worker who
says she can work only under pres
sure. Before long she and the work
suffer.
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Ready! Aim! Fire!
Buy those Christmas things
TODAY.
Gentle Reproof.

There amt nothin' very bad about
me. ma'am. there amt" said the beg
gar at the Boston back door.
Think notY" said the lady with the
spectacles. How about your gram
mar"-Yonkers Statesman.
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preferred 1t is made to accommodate
the fan. buttonhook and other dainty
trifles that girl is likely to require at
party or at the dancing class.
Charming For a Young Girl.
In crocheting bag on this order it
is not necessary to adhere to this pat
tern. Any motif used in Irish GRO
Chef may be substituted for the rose
shown here. By the use of judicious-
ly adjusted chains REINFORCED with
rows of double or triple crochet made
to look like scallops it may be worked
out to form an oblong piece Of crochet.
This supplies one side of the bag.
Rows of chains or scallops are run
around the edge when the two sides
have been drawn together with the
crocheting needle in row Of single
crochet.
To Keep Handkerchiefs Neat.
This little handkerchief case may be
made In short time and will prove a
most acceptable gift to any friend. man
or woman. 1t is fashioned of coarse
crochet silk. The pattern Is a diamond
achieved by crocheting a chain of
seven and catching it in the center Of
the chain beneath 1t.
A square is first crocheted Of these
chains, and then the sides of the bag
are crocheted around and around that.
A piece Of cardboard padded and COW
cred with silk is tackled to the bottom
of the bag. This square is scented and
made the same size as a folded hand
kerchief.
Ribbons are run through the top Of
the bag so that it may be drawn to-
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The Chriatmaa isx

do not think of Christmas giving as
compulsory. Examine your list care
fully and blue pencil each name that
Is not necessary. The instant Christ
mas gift becomes burden it is as
poison to the Christmas spirit
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Shooting Stars.

The mean height at which shooting
stars first become visible is eighty-one
miles. The mean height Of their dis
appearance is about fifty-eight miles.
The mean length of their visible path
is forty miles.
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Logical.

She-I think we should be able to
live nicely on $1,000 a year He-But
my salary is only $1,000. She-I know
1t, dear. but my clothes come TO $1,000
a year. and l have enough now to last
for the first twelve months.
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RIBBON REMNANTS.
Short Lengths Of This Make Attractive
Holiday Remembrances.

Very dainty powder rags may be
made Of short lengths of Dresden rib
bon fringed at the ends. A bit of cham
OILS is stitched TO the under side of
the ribbon, and it is with this the pow
der is put on. Such toilet accessories
will be much appreciated by most We
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Sets Louie at Defiance.

There is no effect without cause"
quoted the wise guy
How about when a woman changes
her mind!" asked the simple mug
Philadelphia Record
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Hitting Him With the Truth.

Mr.. Boastful-l wonder how 1t would
seem If | could have all the money |
have given to charity piled on plate
before me. Mrs. Boastful-I think you
could still distinguish the plate.
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MERE MANS CHRISTMAS.
The Offerings That Women Friends
May Prepare For Him.

In selecting a gift for a man a girl
is limited to articles for his desk, sofa
cushions, calendars and bits Of EN-
broidery.
A man will like this attractive case
for brushes. which is made of very
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rRAvrLER's HANDKERCHIEF CASE.

HIHH . hANDhEhCHIEF CASE
gether. Then the handkerchiefs placed
inside will be held firmly in place.
Such bag is great convenience for
the traveller, for the handkerchiefs
may be thus compressed into the small.
est possible amount of space, and there
will be no danger of their wrinkling.
Useful Crochet Gifts.
Irish crochet belts lined with a soft
white ribbon are pretty accessories to
white toilet. Buckles to finish of a
pretty neckpiece can also be crocheted
Handkerchief bags to match the Irish
belt are also charming, and opera bags
are made Of lace.
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True pOliteness is perfect ease and
freedom. 1t simply consists in treating
others just as you hove to be treated
yourself
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For Retter Thinds

Troubles are often the tools by which
God fashions US for better things
Henry Ward Beecher.
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a Restorative.

Supplicant-l'm faint from lack of
food. Rich Lady generously How
dreadful. Here. smell my vinaigrette
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GIFTS FOR The
FAIR MOTOR|ST.
Pretty Headgear and Bags Are
Useful Christmas Presents.

Here is a hood easily made and dain-
ty which will prove n useful gift for
the feminine motorist, whether she is
young or old. 1t is Of cloth in brown
and white mixture combined with
plain white in basket weave cloth. The
white is for the band along the front of
the hood and for the fiaring angular
piece at the back. Cross stitch in
coarse silk is used to decorate the cloth
at the back and on the sides Of the
cap Rosettes of ribbon at the sides
are adorned with large square buttons,
covered with silk. These, too, are fin
ished off with cross stitch. Ribbon ties
fall from the silk rosettes.
Pretty Headgear.
Knitted or crocheted hoods are al
ways acceptable. and each season
brings its own particular styles. One
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box, extra handkerchief, bottle Of
smelling salts or toilet accessories like
ly to be needed on an outing. Among
these might be cold cream, a small
cake of soap for the hands and tiny
comb.
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Handmade Wells.

A handsome handmade veil with the
owners initials embroidered on it is
a nice gift for the woman who motors.
One gift Of the sort that cannot but
be useful Is set of handkerchiefs
rather larger than the ordinary ones
for women and with the owners ini-
tials embroidered on a tiny motorcar. s
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FOR THE WOMAN
Who CAN CROCHET.
Christmas Gifts That May Be
Fashioned by Her Needle.

The girl who crochets has a great
opportunity to display her skill. espe
cially in this day of beautiful hand
work.
A young girl will be delighted to re.
ceive a crochet party bag for Christ
mas. The one illustrated is crocheted
Of rather heavy cotton and finished at
the corners with hand made balls Of
the cotton.
The bag may be mounted over a lin,
ing Of silk or satin in any color that is
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To Do Your Christmas Shop
ping Early.

You will thus avoid the rush. get the
pick OF the goods and befriend the tired
ehn 1{rl
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Lung Affection Yielded
To This Remedy

Any one interested In the treatment Of
Consumption should get one of the hook
lets telling OF recoveries by the use OF
Eckman's Alternative. Coughs. Stubbtrn
Colds and Pneumonia may be the BEGIN =
ming OF more serious troubles .
Alternative Is the effective remedy. Read
Mr.. Kanaly's statement:
Saratoga. N. Y.
Gentlemen: For five or six years I was
troubled with cough and expectoration. I
also had a hish fever. MY case was de !.
ciared Consumption bv my physician. I
was given Cod Liver oil. Creosose and
other medicines. all without benefit.
at Christmas time. 1905. was not ex.
pected to live. Calling DR.. r. II. Nc.
Carthy. he advised the use OF Bckman's
Alternative. which took with excellent re.
suits. and was entirely cured. I have
gained in weight. I 20 out In all weathers
and have had no cough or cold whatever.
I give these facts to encourage others to
use Eckmans Alternative"
(sworn Affidavit) JAS. W. KANALY.
Eckman's Alternative u effective in Bron /.
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat ana
Lung Troubles and in upouildinG the sys-
tenn. Does not contain poisons. opiates or
habit forming drugs. For sale by Riker
Hegeman DRUG Stores and othsr leading
druggists. Ask for booklet telling Of re-
coveries, and write to Eckman Laboratory.
Philadelphia. Pa. for additional evidence.
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sence Of, several months following a dif-
ference with his father. Oscar Hammer
stein.
II was through the mediation of Ar
thur. . younger con. that father and son
were brought together. Ten minutes
after the reunion william Hammerstein
had announced an anniversary bill for
usxt week.
II 10 said that the absence Of William
Hammerstean. who 10 considered the
Barnum Of the vaudeville business. was
felt In the boz once of the Victoria.
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Ta'.nhaeuser''
For Second Night
OF Opera Season
BY MLVKSTyR RAWLNG.

fTA37WA0U1N~ was th@ ban
- ~ Astropoiitan Opera
a0oaD ~ 0leAA tor ehs go
- OesfesenaAss Of the ssason. Mr..
0att1-1AA@ had inksnled 20 Orassnt
'VssttsrAaammsrung." but Olive Jrem-
80. bassly. recovered from IN attack
q osomalns poisoning. did not feel
e9uo b Ne exhaustive demands Of
ursphiids and. with johanna Gadski
- 3 concert tour of tNe Pacific Coast.
49, we nobody in ths company TO
- s$1,s pert % 'Tannhaeuser'' was
0ooDueutsd, Nina Frsmstad thinking
Asaosi& veA soouGh TO sing Venus. The
oQoooA while rot - large 40 On the
st4ilng Night, was Q brilliant one.
- diRsrsncs In size was mainly In
0e'6enAd1nG room. SAVE In one par
qN1Af Il ,maintained the traditions Of
-, German school Applause was re-
0BS0d tor TIE end Of each act While
! ~ curtain was up there was silence.
Ths sxcSpt1on was THAI many persons
q ehe orchestra floor took their leave
nom tlDs 20 0ms during the last act
! 70 The Inconvenience and annoyance Of
sAs majority.
! The programme was not the best Of
wAiah the company IL capable. because
few u the principal singers were in good
voiee. There was excuse for Nine.
Frefnstad. but Leo Slezak. In the title
part, which he has often impersonated
30 successfully. was disappointing. So
was Hermann We'll as Wolfram. It Il
true that Mr.. slezak redeemed himself
by the appealing quality of his nara
tive IN the last act: but Mr.. We'll, even
In the Song to the Evening Star, scarcely
did himself justice. Emmy Destlnn sang
the "Dtch theure halle" effectively, al
though her breathing was not always
easy. and she delivered the prayer with
touching appeal. Lenora Sparkes made
The most. as she always does. OF the
small part OF the Shepherd. Herbert
Witherspoon was satisfactory as the
LAndgraf. but tho ensemble Of the Min.
strel Knights. which included ALDER,
Reiss. William Hinshaw. Julius Bayel
and Basil Ruysdael. left something to bt
desired. The pages were Louise Cox
Vent Warwick. Rosina Van Dyck ant
Stella de Mette.
- Whatever merits the performance helt
were due, principally. to Alfred Hertz
who conducted masterfully and gave 9
Beautiful reading OF the overture. ex
quisitely modulated. He was helpet
greatly by the orchestra which respond
ed splendidly to his will, rising to fin,
climaxes. and by the chorus. Both the
great chorus In the Hall OF Song or
tho Wartburg and the Pilgrims Chorus
were well sung. The stage settings. too
were satisfactory and the unfolding OIL
the entiements Of the Vemusberg were
all that could be desired.
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Twin Deer Born AZ Hippoarome

Twin Scotch red deer just born at the
Hippodroms are said to be the nrst
ever born in captivity in a building Of
any kind. They weigh nine pounds
each and are doing nicely. The deer.
used In the Scotch scene In the big HIP
podrome spectacle Under Many Flags"
were imported last summer from the
Highlands OF Scotland near Holy Rood
Palace, Edinburgh. There are sixteen
In the herd and they have been cared
for with the most exsctins attention.
For nearly . month the mother has
been fed on warm bran mashes. car
rota cabbage, turnips and apples.
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Drsss Silks AT FRIDAYS
and TEMPTING
Drsss Cssds PRICES
%o-inoh OhArmsuse and Crps
Meteor-soft and luatroue--h9ht and
dark colos-also white cream ana Al.
a4-inoh saun Fird PopMns--
light end DARK colors-shantung
wsAve-were o........."........'' s0U
Yard WIDE Taffstas--paain or
chaneeAbio-fins assortment
Val. .~."..... "..............."". s5O
Satin Messaiines-white, cream. light
and dark colore-also black
Winch .................'... .Ry
ss-inch ......-.."..s''.'.. s5O
ss-inch SAX Poplins-C Chiffon finish
r1oh lustrous-street and evening
shadss-aiso blackwell. Be-. .07
so-<nch All Wool Cheviots--
cardinal. garnet brown. cadet.
navy and biack-vAlus .W......... AZ
s<-inch Reversible CioskinSs--Ali
wool-plain and checked backs
ilgnt :nd q oxlTd erAys and browne
y and 90 inch Storm and French
Hsrges-Ah wool-browu. light and
dark navy, also mems wear blue
and black-ee CT. qualities ........ 10
% and u inch High class su,tinss-
all wool-best ooiors. Including
navy and black-worth ei.~...... 50
u inch All Wool whapccrds--brown.
medium and dark navy. also
| mems wear blus--SpeoiAl. ......... .Oa
80 end u inch Shepherd Checks-
small. medium and iarge--worth 80 III
N-inch Boucls suitinGs-fashionabls
colors-mAde to sell ~ o10...... .0Q
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Main AT FRIDAYS
lses TEMPTING
basSaias PRICES

~
Sized Knlves and rorks-LanAsss.
, Frary q Ciark makS-eaacy -
haDdtes-feg. .i3................-.. 3
oeod Steel Knives ard FORKS
set OF SIX sach-sisswhsrs 40. 40
Impt'd LAvajlisres ana PsnAants-
gold filled o. silver ftnioh-1argo
aScortment-satin lined caseo-
value va. ......"................... 80
piece Toilet sets--ausdrupis
plated-thdn models o. rAiuod
dsnEns--engfne turned or enSPaved-
val. $oW'..''''''.. ................8.08
Bracelets-engraved or chascd-
rich Engiish finlAh-warrantsd
years-VaL N.oo..,"".."...... 80
Pearl Neckiaces-so,id beads-
strung on wire or thread-gold
plated or }ewelled snaps-val 800 10
German silver Vanity Cases.
with cotn holders and puff-gold
plate. fun metal or oliver finish
Nsi' oo'''"'''..'''''''.'...'.' 1T
Velvet BAss-metai frames
silk cord handles-repp lined
with purse-Val. .S.....a....... 40
Chiidren's Mating School Cases
reinforced corners-sixes II to l6--
reg W'''''''..'......'....... I'D
Silk Lambrequins--aiiover figured
or Observation-Disclosures coiors-
hand Knot frings-rsg r.se n ts.2A 80
70.inch Renaissance Tea Cloths
lace or Drawn work centres-slaborats
borders-wcre Ass. ................3.OS
Black Union Taffsta Umbreiins--
y and n inoh--fancy pearl. missdon
and natural handies--rsg. ei.sS. I 30
Black All silk Umbrelias-s and
tnoh-plaln mission and natural
Ribbon Remna nts--aii styios,
principally wide widths-A1 colors-
sold In remnant length only
values IL TO D'''''..''..''.....'''- h
M A. 9.40 y n
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Boys Suits At FRIDAYS
and TEMPTING
Furnishings PRICES

Boys Juvenile Suits-Rus san and
Saiior-navy scrges. fancy cheviots--
button to neck or sailor collar
TO 10 yrs.--vai. $50. ..............8.0 9
Norfolk and Doubis Breast Suits
many with extra trousers--grAy and
brown cheviots--8 20 IS yrs
reg. SAW'........ ...'............2.7
Norfolk ana Double Breast Suits
navy ser9es, fancy cheviots and tan,
gray or brown corduroys-mAJorhy
of mixtures have extra trousers
TO II yrs.--value $3.50. .0S
Boys Trousers-Bloomers and Knockers
medium and heavy cheviots, tweeds
and corduroys-weii tailored
to Is yrs-value .T.............. 80
RED Ticket; lot Young Mems s,hts--
tan. gray and brown chev1ots and
worsteds-fine tailorfng-fine nninGs--
were ~@ 4 ss.s. 4. "a
were So 9s...........H.O ~
were SO. % a Si2.9s. :. OH
Boys Shirts-white and fancy madras
and percale-plain and pleAted-
l2h to l<h neck-valus 3D.. go
Boys Blouses--Madras. Peroaie,
Fiannelette-light, medium and dark-
to Ii yrs.-valus .D.............. no
Boys 6weatere--wooi and worsteh--
| Cardinal, Oxford, Navy and White,
also oombinations-valus eLU.... 90
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IN NEW YoRNs SHOPPING
III. !. IS /: a r. :. IN /
FRIDAY, AS UsuAL. BARGAIN Dag
Day of Profit to Customers,
ALWAYS A BIG AND BUSY DAY
Because We Give the Values to Make Il Sol
Maj o rdshonsor 70 no

Wmens AT FRIDAYS
Coats, Suits TEMPTING
Fsrs, etc. PRICES
womsn's Full Length CoaAs-
M!xturoe and Black Thibet--ooms
braid trimmed oollars-spso1ai... -. OS
womsa's rhrss-quartsr Length coAts-
ChinohlllAA Double Ease Cloths AMI
= Mi.turss-with Or without velvet
ccliars-0psciaa value. 09
women's. Imported Caracui Cloth
Coats-fuli Misunderstanding shawl
collar and revers-oaun lined
throughout-Friday ...........".10.OS
women's Fur Coats-fuli length
black Russian Pony--lustrous sklns-
deep shawl colAr-brocads or plain
satin lining lsxcsiicnt value. q .0S
womsn's FUR sets-Bhck Belgian
Hare or French Coney--animal or
shawl collar-laree pillow muff-
Remarkable value. ..........."...O.0S
women's Fur Ssts-nstural raccoon.
black ,Opossum, French Mole and
rcd Fox-novelty or shawl neckpiecss-
pillow or novelty muff--spsciai. 23.OS
womsn's CharmeusS Dresses
draped skirts-most fashionable
colors-fine shadow lace jabots-
contrasting oollArs--worth es.ss. sos
Womsn's Dress sixirts--isading
fabrtcs-surplus stock
therefore e2.ss to ei0.ss skirts-
to clear. .OS to IDS
Cisa rance Of Suits--continued--
This seasons most desirable fabrics
black, navy. ooaors and mixtures
eplcndidly tailored-broken lots.
they~Sfore
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Wash AT FRIDAYS
Dress TEMPTING
Fabrics PRICES

3S-inch Cashmere r1anneiettes--iigh
medium and dark-striped. figured,
bordere.i and Persian ailovers-
worth lo.s................... IN
Mercertsed PopNns--ail desirable colors
very lustrous- vaiue... .1S
Apron oinghams--an excellent make
blue checks In large assor tment-
reg. 49,. ........................ ~
36-inch Percaiss-light end dark
stripes and fig3ires-Speciai.u On
Fancy Gotten Chailiss-Persians end
allovers--light and dark
great vartety-reg. 6h............. ~
Meroeri1ed Messalinee--iight and dark
grounds-foulard deAgns-Good
vaxdsty-i1h ct Quality............ ~
Black SILK Mixed Chiffonsttes--
polka dots-fHm, even quality
very sNky--sisuaily .1S............. IA
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