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Evening star., 1921-09-23

$3.50 ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE
80 inches wide, double warp.
sponged and shrunk C1 ~
in black. navy. brown .Dl .UU
and burgundy ......-
$l.4o METALLIC CLOTHS
inches wide; in silver, gold, old
gold, platinum, orchid, gray, jade,
emerald, American beauty, Yale.
reseda, Nile. rose, CT M
pink, turquoise, sky .UU
GIRLS BLOOMERS-B1ack Sa-
teen Boomers, elastic CT M
sizes to 16 years..
GIRLS NAVY BLUE BLOOM
ERs-Navy Blue Sateen Boomers,
excellent quality, rein
forced seat, neat &1 M
rufrled knee; sizes 1l. .W
to II years.
THREE PAIRS INFANTS RUB
BER PANTS-Guaran-
teed water proof; CT M
yellow and white; all D .UU
sizes ...............
BRASSIERES-Wh Brassieres,
trimmed top and bottom with
heavy wide lace, in
Dedut110l p a FnS, Qe / M
guaranteed perfect fit-s ~ IN"
ting ................
WOMEN,s MUSLIN GOWNS
Long Sleeve Muslin Gowns. yokes
of tucks, neck and sleeves trim
med with neat en-
broidery edging; full O. m
cut; regular and extra b. .UU
sizes So.
CORSET COVERS-Ami- French
Corset Covers, of fine white lin
gerie cloth, daintily
embroidered, scalloped Nf M
neck and arm holes; Ol."
w MEMS EXTRA SIZE
BLOOMERs-Pink Sateen Bloom
ers, = resi n I orce d. o. M
neat stitched ruffle - .UU
knee -
Z. SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS
sl.ss BED :is.; ss91sss ss'a s'ss's- sssi- $1.OO
" EIGHT YARDS or LONGCLoTH
36 inches wide. fine. Ct nn
soft-finish grade. for y l.UU
lingerie wear. .......
Evening star., 1921-09-23

VESTEES-All-ove O. M
Venice Lace Vestees, % a"
in white and cream.
wOMEN's $500 TO $500 SHOES
-Oxfords and Pumps, in patent
leather. tan, black kid
and dull feathers. high &1 M
and low heels; sizes - ew
2h to
mo exchanges and no refundS.l
THREE YARDS OF RIBBON
Plain and Fancy Striped Ribbon.
a,sht feTl hais aas es1x soxs. s''sTs; fsv: $1.O0
inches wide. .........
Eoriean Or chypre SI.OO
Extract, half ounce.
wOMEN'S HANDBAGS AND
PURsEs-An assorted lot Of
leather silk and C1 m
velvet bags, in black - lsw
and colorS. ........
WOMEN'S BEAUTY CASES OR
PARTY BOXES-Leather covered.
in black and colors; an
assortment of stylish G1 M
shapes. well made; ID lew
worth up to $780,.
PEARL BEAD NECKLACEs-
24-inch lengths, graduate style.
wax hlled b cad s G1 M
some have solid gold D DleUU
clasp ...............
$50 FANCY BEAD NECKLACES
Fine quality cut crys- CT M
tai effects, in all de- d eVV
sirable colors 5000.
GOLD-FILLED LOCkETS-With
s,s.essa. ; sss slf maaafse,sre Ra q s s1 Sl.OO
er's samples.
SIX wOMEN's HAND X e Re-
CHIEFS-Pure Linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, sheer quality, full size,
hemstitched borders. G1 M
daintily embroidered - leUV
initials; neatly boxed
SIX CUPS AND sAUCERs-Jap-
anese' China Decor R1 M
ated Cups and Sau- - .UV
GERS ...............
WILLOW CLOTHES Nf m
BASKETS-Good size, ID .UU
well made ..........
BLACK SATIN ; MESSALINE-
SIX; & ,:s9ss 1ish sss's .'ss' tsse s,. S1.O0
quality .s............ Is
Evening star., 1921-09-23

THREE YARDS OF WHITE
.'Ssssm !'assfn!sh 'asaf' aSaiity' *'ss: fsf Soc
general use ..........
THREE YARDS OF KHAKI
ssSa1ss s1sss: hssyyss.'l ssssi1 sssls Sass: SOC
IVORY PYRALIN DRESSING
COMBS-An extra-heavy
quality, all coarse and IN
coarse and fine finished CUC
teeth
VANITY CASEs-Oxidized silver
effects. practical shapes. well
made, with coin holders. En
mirror. puff box. etc. long CUC
5 chain handle ...........
KAYSER'S GLOVES-Two-clas
Chamoisette Gloves, with En
the spear-point backs, in sO(DC
all the new fall shades
$1.OO SOFA CUSHIONS-Covere
with fast color cretonnes. filled
with cotton: 20x20 inch En
size. finished with center OUC
button and ruffIe. .......
SATEEN LAMBRE-
QUINS-With fringed En
sides and ends. various OUC
cOlor1ngS
FOUR BALLS OF .5c COTTON
Bucilla Perle Cotton, No. En
) and 5. in an assortment OUC
of colors ..............
THREE PAIRS OF MEMS II. A.
q. HALF HOSE-Fine quality
maco cotton, in black,
white and plain colors. En
Worth Csc. Nimit six eOUC
MEMS $1.OO HALF HOSE
Thread Silk Half Hose. irregular
weave of Onyx" brand, full-fash-
ioned. high spliced heel, En
double sole and toe of Isle OUC
thread: mostly black.
MEMS $1.OO UNDERWEAR
Worsted Finished Medium-weight
Underwear. natural gray color,
shirts and drawers in En
all regular sizes; slight OUC
STRIPED TUB SILkS-35 inches
wide, firm woven. rich. lustrous
silk and cotton fabric, in a large
assortment of colored striped COM
binations for making IN
mems shirts. women's and OUC
children's wear. r..........
Evening star., 1921-09-23

THREE PAIRS OF WOMEN's
HOSE-Light-w weight Black Cotton
Hose. scanned back; all Fn
sizes. Subject to slight OUC
imperfections ......
TWO COPIES SHEET MUSIC
Including all the most popular
hits of the season: brand EO
new, fresh copies. .... eJVC
Music Dept.-Baxement.
MEMS .5c UNDERNEATH
"Corwith Mills" Light. Fallweight
Cotton Ribbed Underwear. in
white: short sleeve shirts E0-
and full length drawers; OUC
all regular sizes. .....
WOMEN's BATIsTE BLOOM
ERS-Batiste Boomers. in flesh:
reinforced seat; neat lace En
edging on ruffie on knee. OUC
First Floor.
G9c MERCERiZED TABLE
DAMASk-5S inches wide. En
good weight grade eJUC
Tor general use.
BBASSIERES - DeBevoise Bras
sieres. of fine white batiste. en-
broidery trimmed yokes, En
also heavy lace trim CUC
med
FIVE YARDS OF I9c HUCk
CRASH-Firm, close ab- cA
sorbent weave, for towels s0pC
or soaring .......... 49,.
SIX YARDS OF 121.c BLEACH
ED TWILL CRASH-Fast En
color red border, for s0VDC
roller or tea towels .....
INFANTS SHORT DRESSES-Of
fine white nainsook. neatly trim
med yokes and skirts: En
sizes months to OOC
INFANTS, LONG SLIPS-Of fine
nainsook, Bishop style, neck
and sleeves neatly trim en
med with lace and sCUC
rune
CRILDREN'S APRONS-Of as
sorted blue checked materials.
belt and pocket and col "a
lar. long sleeves; sizes ! OuC
THREE YARDS OF PERCALES
SO inches wide. light grounds, in
checks, stripes, plaids, En
dots and neat fig eCUC
Evening star., 1921-09-23

BOYS COW HIDE m
LEATHER BE LTs-In OUC
black and cordovan. .....
Thsrd Floor.
UMBRELLA JARS-Black Metal
Japanned and Decorated En
U m b e la Jars. full OUC
size
75c GALVANIZED IRON IN
WASH TUBS-18-inch .SUC
size with drop handles.
GRAY ENAMELED en
WATER PAILS-10-quart sOUC
size
csc COOKS LINOLEUMs-
Heavy Cork-filled Burlap Back
Linoleums. s-4 width, mill lengths:
plenty alike to cover rooms. bath
rooms. hall or vestibules, in
light and dark tile en-
and wood flooring de- OUC
signs. Square yard. ......
$I.OO WINDOW sHADES-Heavy
Oiled Opaque Cloth Window
Shades. slight mill runs. in white,
ecru or cen; 3X6-ft. En
size. Complete with ring OUC
and all fixtures. s....-....
s9c CRIB BLANkETS-s0x40-
inch Crib Blankets. in En
blue. pink. gray or jac- OUC
guard designs ..........
First Floor.
O,c STENCILED GRASS RUGS
27x54-inch size, in green,
blue or brown oriental. IN
medallion or neat border sOVyC
designs
First Floor.
THREE WOMEN'S 25c VESTS
Liz h t W i 6 hit Cotton
Vests, v back and front En
style, in regular and ex- OUC
ira sizes ...............
MISSES UNION SUITS-Me-
dium-weight Cotton Union Suits.
high neck, long sleeves c0
and ankle pants; sizes OUC
zoe SILK CHANTILLY EDG-
INGs-1n black, navy, brown;
inches wide, in de- En
mand for millinery pur- OUC
pH TWo PAIRS of WoMEN's ssc
HOSE Mercerized Lisle Hose.
scanned back, in black. En-
brown and a few gray; QUO
slightly imperfect.....
Evening star., 1921-09-23

.COLORED CREPE DE CHINE
80 inches wide, rich creepy
finish, in a large as C1 M
sortment of light and sDl .UU
dark shades ........
$1.so AND, s1.7s PANEL LACE
CURTAINS-Scotch or Noting
Weave Panel Curtains, in white
and ecru. 211s yards
long, handsome de- O. An
signs; used one to the ID .UU
s1.ss FRAMED PICTURES
16x20 and 12x24-inch Glass Size
Framed Pi ctures.
scenery and religious O. M
subjects; gilt or dark . .UU
moulding ...........
First FlOOr.)
FIFTEEN 12Hc STAIR TREADS
6x1S-inch Corfu O. M
gated Rubber Stair Dl .UU
$1.sO BLANKETs-66xSo and
72xS0 Half Pairs of Soft Fleece
tan or gray with blue sD .UU
si.:5 DAMAsK TABLECLOTHs
-Hemstitched or Scalloped Dam
sorted ssa raG,ssterns. patterns. as S S1.OO
inches, round or square
MEMS $3.50 PAJAMAS-White
Cambria Pajamas, perfect quality.
full cut; trimmed d 4 M
with white braid - .UU
binding: sizes A to D.
BOYS $1.5O GOLF CAPS-In
cheviot mixtures, also d M
blue serge, leather ID .UU
sweatba nds .........
Boys CLOTH AL
ssss :$s re- s.S;S'@ . :s;5 $;9, s5;z $1.OO
lures
BOYS WASH SUITS-In MILDLY
and Dutch Daddy o. nn
models; sizes 3 to. s - .VO
years ...............
First Floor.
BOYE CORDUROY kNICkER-
BOOKER PANTS-Cut H1 m
full and roomy; sizes 81 .UU
s to II years.
(Fffaf F1oor.)
BOYS PAL NJ A s-One-piece
Genuine Alberta Domet Flannel
ss'snss; si's fssr.! !. .'ss. @ " 9 = to $1.OO
II years ............
Evening star., 1921-09-23
Children's
School Shoes

Comfortably styled footwear
of substantial quality for
the school boy or girl, may be
selected from our complete
stocks with the assurance of
satisfactory service and at the
lowest possible prices.
Children's School Shoes, of
tan and dull feathers; lace and
button styles. Sizes 81 to II.
At Sz.A5 pair.
Misses School Shoes, of tan,
patent and dull feathers; lace
and button styles. Sizes 11H
to 2. At $z.95 pair.
Growing Girls School Shoes,
of tan and dull feathers; in
lace style. Sizes ~ to 7. At
$3.95 pair. Goldenbsrs's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-23
Any Article at $1.OO

TWO wOMEN'S Sic UNION
SUITS-Summer-weight Union
Suits. low neck and sleeveless,
tight knee style, also a few bodice
styles with tight o. IN
knee: regular sizes. .w
Perfect quality. ....
BOYS, WAIST sUITs-white
Knit Fleeced Waist Suits. high
neck, long sleeves and o. M
ankle pants; sizes to sDl.W
IL years
WOMEN'S $I.5O HOsE-Black
Silk and Fiber Mixed Hose. in
black with lavender o. M
border at top. scanned ID .U
back; all sizes ......
THREE PAIRS OF wOMEN's
59c Isle HOSE-Full-fa fashioned
Light Weight LisIe
Hose. in black only. OF m
double sole. heel and - .SVD
toe; all sizes. es.......
MEMS s1.s0 BALBRIGGAN
UNION SUITS-Heavy-w Rib
bed Balbriggan Union Suits. ecru
color, closed crotch: o.; M
subject s to- slight de- DI .UU
PHOTOGRAPH AL.
BUMS-For m n T. o. m
ing snapshots, 7X11 nj ."v
size: SO sheets in each
CHILDREN's SCHOOL UNI
BRELLAS - Fast black, rainproof
American taffeta covers: a good
assortment of. han dsr M
dies; 20. % and "a D ="
BLACK TAFFETA SILK-s5
inches wide: pure o. M
silk, chiffon-finish D Il"
quality ..............
@1.5O FOUNTAIN PENS-Aiken
l. a m b rt Fountain o. M
Pens, with 14-karat nj VH
solid gold point.
31.75 BED PILLOWs-21x27-i
large size, filled with s.erilized
feathers, covered with
heavy blue and white o. m
stripe A. c. A. tick % \"
ing
Evening star., 1921-09-23
Any Article at SOC

LINGERIE WASH SATIN-36
inches wide. a high-grade En
cotton fabric. in pink, CUI
light blue and tan.
WHITE GABARDINE-SG inches
wide, yarn merceriZed En
quality. for MILDLY blouses CU(
and jumper dresses. ......
WHITE CHIFFON VOILE-4O
'Hshfr aSa!i;y. v'fsi r'sh SssS Ssau,'ai h1f SOC
chiffon finish .......-
THREE YARDS OF WHITE
PAJAMA CHECkS-S6 i n n s
ssts:i.nIsn s!Ssi s f!S:s srsas: x'y:a: fs9 SOC
making undergarments.
sr.O0 RHINESTONE RINGS
Sterling silver and novel
ty effects. an assortment En
of attractive and novel COC
settings
UP TO sI.00 EARRINGS-Pend-
ants, button and novelty effects,
gold plated mountings, En
jet. crystal. jade. pearl DUO
and fancy metal designs,
THREE WoMEN'S CREPE DE
CHINE HANDkERCHIEFS-
Dainty embroidered corner de-
signs. hemstitched bord- en
ers. in pink. blue. 1aven- 0VC
der. nile and yellow...
SMART SET PLAYING
CARDS-Gold edges. En
: fine quality glazed finish CVC
cards
GRAVIER ENTRACTS-in the
favorite floral odors, Violet. Rose.
Lily of the Valley and IN
Arbutus; full strength; OUC
ooiice
(Bring your bottle)
DOUBLE DORM BOXES
Oxidized silver effects, rn
dainty shapes, with chain OSJC
ana taSSel
THREE PACKAGES JAPANESE
CREPE PAPER NAPkINS-Good
quality napkins, pure En
white, one hundred in OUC
package
PROPHYLACTIC HAIR Brush
ES-The popular pene- En
traitor bristle style, ebony sO(fC
or mahogany finish. 80.
BROMLEY COLLAR AND CsFF
SETS-New shape col en
lars. of pique and s0VC
llHeHe ......-...
Evening star., 1921-09-23
New Swagger
Handbags, Beauty
Cases and Purses
Values Up to $500
S1.88

The collection includes black
and colored feathers, in new,
stylish and practical shapes.
You may select from long handle
bags, In swagger shapes, Vanity
Books and topSstrap Purses. All
are welfsmade and good quality
feathers. \ Goldenbsrs's--First Floor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
WAGNER SUFFERED
ALMOST LIFETIME
Says the Way Tanlac Relieved Him
Beats Anything He Ever
Saw Before

. am now sixty-three years of age
and sTanlac has rid me of case of
stomach trouble that had bothered me
nearly all my life, +" said August Wag-
ner, 460 Glisan ST., Portland, Ore.
Ever since | can remember, my
stomach has been giving me trouble.
After ate anything my food would
turn sour and | would feel simply mis-
cradle. | would bloat up awfully with
gas and feel all choked-up. At times
the pains and cramps nearly killed me
and | was simply in agony. Then |
had stubborn case of constipation
and was all the time taking one medi-
cine right after another for it as well
as for my stomach. Ny troubles had
such a tight hold on me that nothing
ever reached my case.
Some time ago a friend of mine
heard me complaining of my troubles
and advised me to take Tanlac. Well,
| commenced taking it and the way it
took hold of me beats anything ever
saw in my life. Why, it Strengthened
me right out in a few weeks and
have been feeling fine ever since.
For the first time in my life near
ly, | can eat anything anybody else
can and digest it without any trouble.
| am not bothered at all with gas or
and am free from constIpa-
tion. | sleep better and am feeling
stronger and better all round.
Tanlac is sold in Hood River by
Kresse Drug Co. and by leading drug
glsts everywhere. ADV.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
COOLING MOTH
NEEDS ATTENTION
(By Leroy Childs)

Up to the present time a large per-
centage of the orchards have been
fairly free from coding moth injury.
However, this fact should not be taken
as an index that they will continue to
be so until apples are harvested. The
first brood worms entered the apples
over a very long period during the
spring due largely to intervals Of cool
and warm weather. AS result of
this irregularity the activities of the
second brood of moths are going to be
much the same, all indications point
ing to the fact that worms will be en-
tering the fruit well up to harvest
time. Due to these conditions it will
be decidedly practical to make another
application of arsenate of lead in order
to keep down the damage that may be
caused.
Many growers will find it difficult
operating their sprayers, due to the
presence of props and heavily laden
trees. Even with this condition exist
ing, extra pains must be taken in order
to work the sprayer through the or
chard. 0rchardIsts who are now PROD
ping should keep this in mind and ar
range their crops so that the sprayer
may be driven through.
From the present development of
the worms it appears that a great
many eggs will be Matching about the
first of September, and it will probably
be advisable to spray sometime be-
tween the date of August rs and Sep
tember l. More specific dates will be |
given out later. At that time many
growers will notice that a good deal of |
spray still remains on the fruit. New
ertheless, owing to the fact that the |
apples have expanded considerably |
since this application was made and as
this spray does not expand with the
growth of the fruit much of the sur
face will be unprotected. This cannot
be relied upon to destroy a very great
PERCENTAGE of the young worms. In
order to avoid blotchy appearance of
the apples due to the thick coating of
spray at this late date. our Station is
recommending the addition of 2 pounds
of calsium caseinate to each 100 gal
Ions Of spray material. This material
acts as a spreader and gives the apples
a more even and much less noticeable
covering of spray. The arsenate of
lead should be used at the regular
strength of 2 pounds to 100 gallons of
water.
A careful examination of many or
chards that have been recently sprayed
with Bordeaux and lead shows clearly
that growers are not spraying the tops
Of the trees as they should be doing. |
Carelessness of this sort will mean
many wormy apples which could other
wise have been kept clean by giving :
The work more careful attention.
Growers must take more time in spray
ng the tops of the trees than they are
low doing if the desired results are to
De obtained.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
HERE AT HOME
Hood River Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend D0an's
Kidney Pills

Itis testimony like the following that
has placed Doan S Kidney Pills So far
above competitors. When people right
here at home raise their voice in praise
there is no room left for doubt Read
the public statement Of Hood River
citizen.
Franklin Miller. retired. $40 June
St. Hood River, saws Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and can recon-
mend them from experience. NV kid
news were weak and ] had a dull ach-
ing pain in the small-of ms back that
made IL hard for me a. stoop or bend
MY kidneys did not act right. ] used
Doan's Kidney Pills for this trouble
and they helped me by Strengthening
my kidneys and back
Price 6Oc. at an dealers Don't sim
ply ask for q kidney remedy-Eat
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr.. Miller had. Foster Mil5urn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo. n Y. l.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
NEW HOOD RIVER
CAFE BEAUTIFUL

L. M. Bentley, who has remodeled
the quarters of the Hood River Cafe
in the old Morrison building, now
owned by C. A. Richards. has provided
one of the most unique entrances in
the city. A bungalow effect, the en-
trance of the cafe Immediately attracts
attention of visitors to the city. Local
folk, who have viewed it the past
week, have declared the idea one that
will draw Immediately to the cafe.
The cafe is operated by Charles
Gumm, veteran Chinese chef. 1t has
been reconstructed throughout on the
inside. A large lunch counter has been
arranged for serving quick meals. A
partition divides the counter from the
tables of the cafe,
Citizens have expressed amazement
at the results of Mr.. Bentley's work
in turning the old cafe quarters into
the up to date looking place it is
TODAY.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Graneers Want New Hall

A mass meeting Of Grangers of the
county was held at Rockford hall yes
terday, when plans for the construc-
tion of an elaborate Grange hall were
discussed. The Park Grange, composed
of orchardists of the Oak Grove. Bel
mont and Barrett districts. has one Of
the largest memberships Of any organ
iaztion in the state. Several tentative
locations for a new hall have been pro-
uDepd
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Same Old story But a Good One

Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo,
relates an experience, the like of which
has happened in almost every neigh
borhood in this country. and has been
told and related by thousands of others.
as follows: 81 used a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
about nine years ago and it cured me
of fluX (dysentery.). | had another
attack of the same complaint three or
four years ago and a few doses of this
remedy cured me. have recommended
il to dozens OF people since first used
II and shall continue TO do so for |
know it is a quick and positive cure
for bowel troubles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Miss EdgingtOn Plans Special Study

Miss Grace Edgington, former mem
ber Of the University of Washington
faculty and now member of the faculty
at the University Of Oregon, is here on
a visit with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Jesse Edgington. Miss Edgington, who
was acting dean of women at the Uni
versity of Oregon this summer. has
been granted a year leave of absence.
She will 90 from here to Sisters for a
visit with the family of her brother,
Ellis Edgington.
Miss Edgington states that she plans
on spending most of her leave of alb
sence taking special work at eastern
universities.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18

Our kodak finishing is in charge of
Mr.. Donnerberg a fnisher of expert
ence. If you are having kodak troubles
ask Don about it. His experience is at
your service with a smile. Slocom &
Donnerberg Co. iy22tf
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

E Egyptian-Embroidered Neckwear -
Very novel and striking is this new colorful
Egyptian embroidery crisp organdie, fash
ioned into dainty sets
Tuxedo collar and cuffs 295
Peter Pan collar and cuffs 395
Vestee and collar 2.35 and 395
Main Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Women's High-Grade
Wraps and Goats
Monday and Tuesday
$3.50

Stunning styles are portrayed
in this select assortment of
high-grade wraps and coats
copies of exclusive impor-
tations. Fashioned of rich
evora, bolivia, veldyne, cha
moistync OF velour de nord,
and featuring handsome collars
of beaver, squirrel, mole, Aus
tralian and ringtail opossum.
Many have deep cuffs of fur.
Some are adorned with en-
broidery of self-color.
Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Modish Sport Coats for Misses
With Genuine Beaver Collars
Monday and Tuesday 47.OO

Monday and 7Ne5ddY ~ .UU
Decidedly smart is this swagger sport model, de-
veloped in all wool Paulette with collar of genuine
bea7ev Made with cloth collar underneath so
that fur may be detached whenever DESIRED Silk
lined and warmly nterlined Colors: tan, natural,
lyde] and rust. Monday and Tuesday at 400
Second Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Women's Tricotine Suits

Monday and Tuesday $3.50 :
Handsome suits of excellent quality tricotine,
beautifully hand-talored, and hand-embroideyed in
selt-color silk on panels. Lined with brocadcd
silk. In navy and black
Other models in Peco Twill, Piquetine, Twill
Cord, Poiret Twill, and Mems Wear Serge-in
pewter grey, masllla tan, wren, navy and black.
AT $3.50 to 295.00
Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Embroidered Canton Crepe Frocks
Monday and Tuesday
$3.50

in very bewitching model. The frock pic
tured has the new low waistne and full tunic.
elaborately embroidered in chenille to match
the panel front. In navy with grey-n brown
with tan. Sizes "A to Is years. Second Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

Wraps and Goats
Monday and Tuesday
$500
A complete assortment of at
tractivc garments developed
in various pleasing styles in
bolivia, chintwiller, veldyne
or luella cloth. Handsomely
embellished with fur collars
of Australian opossum, nutria
and raccoon or a soft crushy
collar of self material. Su-
perbly lined with silk.
Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Frocks Of Mems Wear Serge
Monday and Tuesday

Developed in the straight, slim silhouette -
smartly pleatcd and trimmed with silk braiding.
Colors navy blue and black Sizes 34 to a..
Fourth Floor