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FOR SUFFRAGE.
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qataS Bf the famih-. and this no
nn?' dlaasstta, it i-? hieb titas that
-.,.- r.-- stft KPd ris ?-(iirer alto
In the larger familie? of ?he rom
munit?, and the Mate. The day?
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. mi> hoas?*keeplag, the manair??
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the people for the ?renrrsl BJB '??
snd no Innf r tl ? tplr.lt at inn.
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am' ; (-.?ilc ??FCCSBaiiljr in
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;t individual?, ?ith no moredia
crlralaatiaa as to ses than there
non - rliTtln.it Ion liased on
Ik ght, romplexioa, lint.h <.i hair
or namber ol to?th. Nn one he
\iv. ? aaffrage will
aahsr in th?- millinnium. but ?,n the
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h ?rill progrseslvely he realired
thrSBfh tu? letal co-operni!on
,.; tin,si- ?hum G?Bd joined tetgtthtr,
but aheta man has kept asunder so
| la ll.?- niancgcment of the po?
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BUILDING
Will Be Open
AI! Day Tuesday
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:ii.'in to u< t acquaint??! with tliis ?n
sting musical centre.
Come with your wife and friends
? what the lai
PIANO
nets ?J Brooklyn is doing towards
ig the pie id 1 nefits ol
musi? in th?* home,
re u :i" piano on the market to-day,
enjoying the reputation <?t the Sterling,
tint comes within $ I 00 ol tin* money the
Sterling ' oats you.
We manufacture these pianos and aril
them at actual cost to m.?kr, plus one fail
profit ?mu nothin]
STERLING PI tXOS aslotcas%Z2S
in \ tixgtox piaxos .$300
ME?\DELSSOHX PIAXOS.$225
OTHER XEW Pi l VOA .$195
I SED PIAXOS . $95
PLAVERPIAXOS .$425
TUE STERL1TOXE .$495
PRICES FROM $15 TO $250 UP
Oui service ?natures the ?^re?itrst possible
u??- and enjoyment from your ptircliaae
?m?l is worth fai more in the end than the
;n?re question of the money you invest
in .m i*-.:-tninient.
Come in and enjoy the music?bring
your friends?we are alw.ivs glad to
**.iti* an?) you will be under no
obligation to us whatsoever.
Simple Monthly Payment Plan
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th ui til ths pur
This Is Brooklyn's
Victrola Centre.
The Sterling Piano Co.
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.Manufacturers
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S?FFRAGE BEST,
RAM'S ?m
Women Would Give Neu
Aid in Settling Problems,
Asserts Dr. M?irris.
SAYS THEY ARE RIPE
FOR PUBLIC LIFI
All Obligation Imposed <>n Wei
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tat adopting It, Glvo ti yaas * -<
BONWIT TELLER. &CO.
?the ?pecscdfy ?/jffi <?f ^ Ortyi'iiaticn?
FIFTH AVENUE AT 3 ?? STREET
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7" MnnyOi Models Introduc?
lii i n u ii V'< /A /? ,\ Co. T i, i -.' S (' a i o // /.'/
Women's Tailleur Suits
Hi , Takt a tin" Premier Place and Have
f?een Acceptedby Well Dressed Women as
ZU Ucgue in Suits
l In* intimate relabooi esUsblished with the leading
P?lrii Couturiers and the best designing talent .'.tour
own command have enroled Bonwit Teller ?N Co.
To Introduce First the "Russe" Model
uf Callot, Clieiuit, J< any and Drecoll
Satin Caill:ur Suits
With rifv. fur ? allai and cuii treatments, fastening with
rare bits of filigree and Muscovite enameled ,?mulets.
EiflHI) Wwi and E^ifffOH Ddvcf Suits
With MiJr bancangs, deep cutfi and high, enmuJHing
collars ni lur.
Diwtvn. and Uclour Suits
Individualized types, enphat?ing features that are
unu'u.d and exclusive to Bonwit I filer ex Co. tailleurs.
These suits are priced at $;50. $275, *225, $l()5
and range down to $I25 for formal types.
Tailleur fur trimmed wits, >29.50, >39.50, ?65.00
Women s Frocks & Gowns
Simple trottetn ft i k . ifl rn ?on, calling and restaurant
luthorital .rtn.il and for?
mal lundi":.. Unusual d? lette rwni in ?lver cloth,
rare sh.ules o? tulle and chitfon, paillette and M-,juins,
velvet, rich metallic I . ??: roned chilfons.
A Collection of New '<?
Charming "Danse" Frocks
59.50
Sever il ni"-!-.- el taffeta with LU ?ru-iioiin? ?<?(! skirts,
' .. scallops, tulle d >rdt on I
panel?. In tin- I tt ring! for
eveninf.
Tailleur Blouses
. radium lilk and Georgette crepe.
. or Iota n?'?.K. ?atple tailored - .r/i
embroidered styles. J.-JU
Dressy Blouses
pettC ' i??" IM crepe de chine, several smart
?-. | tr.m.ned with buttons and *J C{\
fluting. / .DU
French Handmade Blouses
with tiny plaitingi or d
11.50
French Flandmade Blouses
Imported I I? u?es ut crepr de ?lune and Geor?
gette crept with fine h .? n ?I em- m ?** ?
broideries. t S ./ J
"Orltimutions"
Hr, aaV I 'i paid ?n?l
silver thread nScft'l an
even,in- I an ..f satin.
I hr m iinlinp M si-, I
in? silver tnd the clasp
lj aiaJ itudded
witli Man i site.
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The ni. tintina, n ??St;
the design it outlined
with liny beads of :? i.
I Ii e r e arc pendant
itran.N ol jet; m fa. t.
the taba iti ped '
juit a background tor
the erf-, tivcnesa ol ]'!?
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In order that friends
nerd rot l>e sepaiated
i vi ;n pi) itogTinM
thil sterling BBBBialW?
?>, i m fer
luur |.|i'.togr?[.hi. 7.75
...
Tl,e charm of the bit
oi i,,|.,r and the ? It
throat I.ne , ntr.! Btad
by the ne. klie need
BO| b? sa iiii.ej to
the BWSl itrenu'iui ot
iportl. I?.r liieae are
Sports Ne, ?let? ei.?<!e
t., trithttaaH hai I plaj
,:n.l ?a > design htr
? ;h S| irti
-ry. 2.75
...
Qnaiad) prafod at the
ni'.nntin.! the corded
velvet that tashions a
new Ij.i^, pricaad, unn?
i. st 4.95
...
All the vekeiy . harm
ot the M,,si (<oie has
!,een i.ieserved in ll:ese
ri<-,, . ., r s a ,> I r s. ?,.
I here's even a real.iti.
b.t ol moss ' ..mhined
As
loi coUtriea Ins artut
h al broadened t h a
DC ol nature and
. i a y and
;-urple ?oies ai well ?I
- ol red and pink.
...
\ ! I framed cameo
hi ,. i h hrtini'.ni/'-i tt
tia^tivelv with ihe old
M i!d i harm of the
nev? ne. kwear. 6.00
? a ?
?here's a he, omina,
eliilivenesl ? h <> u I a
new v ->ier , | novelty
Isce in lilel dei un.
Ihc high Mach htl A
flare ol la. e and n
handed in hla. k mo.re
r.1 !>on ?t top and bot?
tom.
...
N h the jahol ii trtni
: "-,j to the bsak. It
?f in the top of
a high, fur-hsnded vel?
vet il<?k in graceful
lace ca? BCHtS.
...
ilely dainty, hand
embroidered and
tnaaaaod aridi real lace
-these I rni, !. veiteei.
...
Jmt one piece of chif
|l n vr!\et tnd t |e.%
eled hall a Imp B*V?B
a new i mphctjr to tntl
ii,-, hand hag. 11.50
? ? .
^1 elloM. white and pink
; ad I ?tt ?'t >n V4....V
le*.ei ?re clieative
rMSSai fl .wert. lm
i irlationt. 125
. . .
11,th ? wer and foliage
are of velvet in theie
Li'.wn, yellow, pink.
an I MM roses. U5
...
Rit) Hoped i.lk hoiiery.
..i v. i ie sad hla. k tnd
?v h . t e rt.e. !|. htl
a h eved 4 ilillinclive
hosierv n'wneis. 5.93
taiiitiir fias
A most naiqve eVpailBBeal on the main floor ris voted
exclusively t" tde display of tailored and sp?>rt hats.
A specialty is the almost d.ul;, m!r iduction of
new types tur semi-dress and spoil wear.
IHoarnino! ttlillinerv
A specialized feature is the exact reproduce -n ol im?
ported French model hats in mourning millinery.
lnournitiu flppartl
A special department where, in privacy, selections
may be made ot complete mourning outfits.
Iailleur suits, frocks, coats, blouses, neck?
wear, ?doves, hosiery and accessories.
"Jeunes Filles
??
Specialized types for School, College, Skating, Sport
Wear, Tormal I unciions and the Dclj.it.r'.te.
Misses* Fur 1 rimmed Suits
In velour de laine and broadcloth trimmed avitn bea?
ver, skunk-dyed raccoon, Hudson sed and natural
rattOOn. In all the leading shade?. TQ ?"/")
Sites 14 to 18. ?y.JV
Misses* Tai!leur Suits
A collection of models ?a adaptations of Lan.in.
Jenny and ( heruit, fashioned in broadcloth, velour
de laine, velveteen, corduroy and chitfon velvet
39.50 49.50 59.50
Misses* Frock^ and Gowns
Simple iittl*- serge frocks for class wear and general
utility. Charrning afternoon gowns, debutante and
evening gowns ?a chic bouffant and draped effects,
in tulles, sequins, novelty silks, silver
cU!,.a?<l!a?, 15 00 lO 150.00
Misses Fur trimmed Evening If*rapt
Specifically designed for the college miss and
debutante, of broadcloth, velveteen, corded velvet
and chiffon velvet, (harming model trimmed with
moufflon, skunk, fox and beaver. Sizes
29.50 to 175.00
14 to 18.
Day Cime Coats
and evening manteaux
?aillions that trptf) the very neuest stylt motif i and
n.ji (minis, liattn^uishtd b\ unusual features.
Cinto <sint ?oat$
of velour de Jame, duvetyne, Bolivia cloth and Dracord,
with muff and funnel collars and deep borders of fur.
Uelvct Afternoon Coats
New wine and blue thadei, alio black velvet coats that
have "la ligne Parisienne"
Cardinal Evening mantle
A distinguished model of velvet with cape and bottom
bordered in fur and a high funnel collar.
metallic Brocade Wraps
\r,ondrously vvrought textiles in Russian types in vari?
colored gold and silver br?xadei.
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