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Sunday, December 10, 1916
1 hi? depart-nent it engaged in separating trie ?heep of
advertising, and of the ?.?rvite whi? h hack? up advertising.
from the goat? ?and hanging a bell on the goats. It invite?
letter? de??nh?ng expenri.. e? plaMS-H or unplea?ant?with
advertitert, whether they he rr?u Waiitiirer?, wholesale honte?,
retail ?tore? or public ?ervice corporation?. It will print tho?e
letter? which inri to ?how moil typi.ally how an sdverti?er?
deed? ?quare with the word? of hi? advertising. Only ?igned
letter?, giving the writer'? addre??, will be rend. But the
name will h? printed or v? ?thri?>l<!. ?? preferred. Addre??: The
Ad-V'i?or, The Tribune, New York
\V :*. . ?onder If
to de ivr
penalty
re
cour?.
for a certain '.me. The lady make? h. r r II it 'S
no' unusual that S pas
?u?t arriv. ? at last, ai aaT?ig grfcat? ? ? eua?
oftei
an 04*eaafoi Ita use. Anrl * : <?*?"???
?hop.
and exaspera- en, who ?Jl
r!ar< I.
?
i .
-
-
talnl?,
labor, bat ?? that they are sorrj*, and
occes , ' ? ' ???ice, often - to the
cuataoii-.er And the labor pi ot concern the purchaaei
I do not ? - a woman in the land who wear?
tailored ar... net had aimtlar < sperlenee.
Gettir.g together a ward rob? r ??*. become a hideous nightmare, on
aecount of such trouble? a? rc.ated. I? there no remedy for the evil?
Aside from reliable merchandise and polite dealing?, there is an
aleeaeal eat a transaction ?a:.ich many firms often entirely
disregard?that i? time.
It has bees my experience in ordering articles, whether it be the
making of & sail of clothes or the engraving of ?tat'onery, that other
wi?. oneeras r.evr deliver ?hen they promise.
Nor is it only ru?h orders that arc delayed. 1 have tried giving
tailors seven?', days more than they ask before appearing for a try-or,,
only to be greet?, d by the suave "Very sorry, but not quite ready.
Suppose w? arrow at this time." Similarly, my stationery
?Iva . fr- ? fiai te trr, daye after the time set for delivery.
Thi? alwavs mear,? a loss of valuable time, either in travelling to
and from, or in telephone calls and letter writing. Salesmen should
be Instructed not to promise goods for a definite time unless they are
reasonably and absolutely Bare they ?rill be ready. Such h polie?; will
save merchants many a customer, who though satisfied with the mer?
chandise is Bagares" ?.t the lach of regard for appointments, a? in the
J. C.
Thus in one breath do the spokesmen of both sexes direct attention
to a common evil.
There |g one fashionable Fifth Avanue tailor whose waiting rooms
in the are literaliv filled with indignant women declaring
that if the;. ft : I eing marie they will never, never pro
lack again BO I ? live. A:..: yet the next season tinds a .??hare
of them in the same waiting rooms, (nit as indignant us ever. But a few
go elsewhere, ami a loi ' I ? r* r?*-t'imer? must he caught each year.
Have you had your troubles with ?getting your clothes on time'.' What
happened?
rr"RE te an Intereatlr.g little incident which is-, incidentally, not on
the level, to my way of thinking.
Sol Young, photographer, advertises in the evening papers a?
follows:
"An enlarged photo of vourself or ar.v member of vour family,
hsdoding frarr.e. - FREE OF COST, for fifteen days only, to
any reader of thi awa the name of the sheet in which the ad
aspeara). Sis photograph? for 11.10. No more. No lesa"
That wes all very we I. For some time I had been wanting my
Picture taken, and tl might be a frond chance. Accordingly
hied m;I e'.f to their I 40 West Thirty-four"h Street, where
the your.g lady la charge took my ?2.20 fl wa? navirg a dosen ins'ead
. gave me h receipt and told me my photo would be taken on
the r.ext floor.
I must r.ot neglect to say that ?he elso gave me a most interesting
little folder containing I It couper I, one of ?shich I Inclose, telling me
that I would re? lent if I com:.lied with the cono
You ? ? thi thai then It *ri* s word aa d ??bout bavini
enlarger.ier t if you an- fort-rate enough to have four of your friends
photographed there within a certain I
I don't remember seeing anything- nbout this studio in your
columns, and t think it would ne a good thing to show them up, for the
bei - ? r? who might be tempted bv the enlargement offer.
M. A. r.
Sol Young has been tried and found wanting, despite a professed
willingness to play fair. A Tribune investigator, seeking light on the
Tree Enlargement offer, eras told that because the enlargernent could be
obtained "only through the Sol Young system" it wa- thought uni
to include in the adv? .-a mention of get-four-*"ri?nds requiremt" t.
A letter from Sol Young -tern as ".-imply to recomn
four customers, arid for ti the enlarged photograph is given
Without any additional cost whate* ?
When we pointed out that cost was sometimes nieasured in trouble
instead of money, this very promising reply came back:
In reply to your letter of the Bth inst., we regret that, our letter
to you did not cover the eituation to your satisfaction.
We have contte eai for twenty tour years always on the
same principle of aatiafaction to our customers or money refunded
and that principle applies to any one at any time.
We- hhvi -.r.g agen' to revise our advertising
copy immi derstanding of thi? charac
ter.' SOL. YOUNG, PHOTOGRAPHER, Inc.
By 801 . YOUNG, President.
So we waited with interest to see how our complainant was going
to come ou* with his pictures. And thi- is what happened:
lor your information I will SB| that the proofs of my picture?
came duly to band. ? ' ? factory as te be
quite out of the question; the other, with retouching, 1 was willing to
accept.
When the photo? were uent to me they hud not be?-n retouched. I
?tailed the studio on the telephone, and they said if I would bring them
back they would "f.x them up" for me.
Satur.ia\ afternoon I caled to get the pictures, and they were.
frankly, a - retouching had certainly been done, but I could
aee It ' am unfortunate enough to find it necessary
to wear tf.in: , it was so crude.
? voung la.'- much Inclined to be impertinent when I
?aid ' not satisfactory, stating that thev han
all they co-. eng with me, who also aaid that to his
mind ? the] should be. I voiced the opinion
that ?< :, m -Any that i?? not noticeable I I l.api
have a fri? ?? father ia a photographer and I lit.
ing dot ? .t it nevai showed clearly and could not be ?
from a di?.'.. ase. The your.g lady thereupon rcrru
' "Of cour? ir.ore about retouching than she did"
rh-..? ma.le r?-i ? d 1 asked to see the manager. She
to'd me I would havi ti ta hei A? 1 bad already been doing I
and received no si .1 didn't see what I was going to do
have my money and 1 ha\e nothing for !u I told her ?hat I hi
written statement rom the ??oncem that thetr policy was M8atisfa
or money bs->..' and sha "--me? to question the truth of my Btatemant.
? d to take the pictures fit seemed to be im
re<" bl? te ?.??' II ? h igh her head that tri y ".ere not sstisfa:tory) and
t ?aid "No."
thon wa? absolu*? Bf made at ?readjustment in any way, and
my friend ar d 1 wnlri the studio, sadder but \viser than whei
?a. ...? ?
When I .??covered 'ha' their advertisement was deceptive I should
have ?tapped back while there wa? time, but for the ber.e;'.? o? ?orne one
?lie wl o ma-. gi *. "ttttBg" I I roa1 vo-i will let this incident Arid a place In
feast AaVVieer eoluma. M A. U.
When any advertisem.'r.t is? surrounded by hidden provisos as this
rr.e was, the t?uf?*st plan is. to go somewhere else. Just now the photography
busings seems to be particularly tricky, teook for the little bird when the
photographer sqMBiBI the bulb if you want to, but look for the nigger in
The wood pile before you enter.
A wssam perms rr year Ad-Vlter column for a few month* past I
? ?- not.ee thst ?here are generally more eomplalrt* than word? of
? reg store ara, and I take, pleasure in being able to record a
'?w of the latter -t
la preparing ' -nile? in four day?, we deemed it wise
te be well equIj ; i , x'ra f.re?. for we could reaaonsblv expect tire
trouble, because the car wi ? pounds. We : a tire
?"rom the ftrrn of Puponn A l'eterson. 217?. Hroadwav, said tire being
guaranteed for 6,000 mile? A new mner taha we? purche?ed from an
??"?er eoneem The bbcoi ? ' our tour we bad to put this new
I the v-fiee), ar<i it suddenly Mew out at the head after travelling
We were nata rail) diBgaated with the rest.;', but felt wr
were obliged to psy for the mile? consumed, but imagv e oir surpHsr
when upon returtiing tl ? shoe for adjustment to have them force a new
?M? ' -as \ou notice, not having been pur
chased irom them1 upon u? fiee of c'iarge.
:.?t to the adjustment tactic- of ?omi be?te.
??now? which would have accused u? of having rui
"*' **' *1' ?n.v of th? gresl manv evasion- I
BV? st h a no ta pace - lihility upon the motorist. Non,- bul
LinmuTledepru:?? roi "hi? air play' A. P. HOWARD
Therw is a lot -.f .sHtisifaction in recording an adjustment as adeou'ate
*? tn1?* * tirst thought it might seem that this firm was too gen?
erous m giving a tub* as w. I ?r- a ahoe. tt'a a little like including a
pair of .stxxkings with a pair of walking shoes. And yet even that
wouldn t be tax? generous if the walking shoes had developed nails in the
heel which ruined t) pan of sUx-king?.. After all, that was the theory of
this t r? ?_*UuarUnent The ahtv whs faulty, and it? faultines? ?-polled a
< ? the ?-'?mplet? make-gr.?.r)
Ad I .<??/ udi aj>?>eai ?uetdau, Deisoibtr 12. ? J
TWIN FOR BRIDOK OF BIGHS"
< i?> I?. Sp.in While >lrr?-t. I onne<ting
I'omh? ?tjlh Slone IIinlHine
.. v Yarn ma*,
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has
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, ? Quarl
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Malbern Street
he plan irfi by Bor?
<.ui;h
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r the I i year, re 1
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BAFF PLOT HEADS
ARE SHADOWED
Four Poultry Dealers In?
volved by Work of
Cardinale
At lea?t four well known poultry
dealer.? of West Washington Market
nri' btinff shadowed by detectives of
the Iiistnct Attorney'? sUff as a result
of ?tatements made by Antonio Cardi?
nale, the alleged collector of the $4,*-?^0
fund for the murder of Harnet Baff,
their rival, who was killed.
Cardinale was recently hrourrht back
here from lUly, almo?! two years after
he had fled the count
Great r>erre,-\ U- attended his exam?
ination. Onl] the prosecuting officials
directly concerned in the case know
where the pri.-on.ir is living. He is
supposed to be in an obscure uptown
hotel.
At first Cardinal c'a statement?, rvars
of little value. It was learned yester?
day, however, that he hn?l received cer?
tain favorable promises and that he is
beginning to tell the story whtc. 1? ?
trict Attorney Swann hopes to hear.
The prosecu'o*- li confio t that Cardi?
nale will event tally r
of the men higher up in the Baff mur?
der.
"I cannot di-??'U--. h?- revelations, but
I am convinced tl : him rack
to Neu York WS
said Mr. Swann j ?? tei
On C ?tate?
ments, It ws t night that
ari entire reopening of "he Baff case
probably will be made by the grand
jurv witk . .. fe ?' <ln\ s.
Aeeistant District Attorney 0*Malley
refu?<-?l to methods the.
prosecution to keep track
of the "higher up
"We do not lool for any disappear?
ances," he remark, ?l grimly.
COMRADES HONOR CAPT. JOYCE
Adjutant of Pn-ns F'ost Surprise?! on
Sixtieth l'lrthda? Annivrrr-ary
Captain Waltei I Joyce, adjutant o? ?
Colonel Wallace A Downs Post N'o. 26.
sns of Foreign Wars, and quar?
ter of ths Old Guard, who
ordered to report to Commander Noah
Brnford, of his poet, '?-' ' evanaugh's.
In West Twenty-third Street, last nijrht,
??a?, t?.ken by i irprise There he fourni
? >
Wenman, who la ninety-two years old
had cotr.e ?<? gre. |
? attaining hi
birthday anniv< i I ?? him
-he gneat of hor. ?r ,??. a dinner al
resented m with a t< ? ?
?rr. rade.
GARMENT TRADES
SET STRIKE DATE
l.?ist Minute Peace efforts
of Manufacturers
Fail
48-HOUR WEEK
SUPREME iSSUi:
Each ?Side VVillin? to Arbi?
trate Anything but
Shorter Day
effort yestei en the
..r . irers t>. halt
? ? ?i ?trike of I0.OO4 WOrkefS
them women proved of no
avail. The eiact date for the walkout
was set for !n?t night at a secret con
fereni I ''irials of the Amalga?
mated ? lothing Workers af America,
hut has not been publicly announced,
it is an open secret in the trade, how
? he strike, ? hieb, will ?-nm
the men's and boys'
city, will he in ef
? iftei to-morrow.
That it will be finish
clearly indicated bj statements
? -?er.lH.v from both the employers and
srkere. The principle of the ugh'
the fundimental one which
ire '-ht about the cnsi?. and on
both sides are de'.ermin? I
not to yield.
"We arc willing to arbitrate the ques
?i?in of wagea, an well as every other
r^'iention that may come up regarding
the relations of our employers and our
?-." Joseph Srhlossberg, general
.-?ecretary of the Amalgamated Associa
? on, ?:a*ed last night. "The question
of the forty-eight-hour week, however,
Is no subject tor debate. It must ht
granted without any conditions whit
and as soon as it has been won
; era we will try to extend the principle
to all the clo'hing manufacturing shops
in the ?-ountry."
Employers Appear Adamant
Irreeonellablf opposed to this state?
ment from the employes is that of
Mayer Schoer.feld, '.abor adjuster >?f the
Anerican nothing Manufacturer???' Is
soclntion, which represents flo per cen*
of the employers:
"We ar?' willing te listen to any plea
from 'he workers .--.< that, demanding
I .-horter day." he declared. "It is Im
bis for the manufacturers of this
e -v to get as many workers a? the;.
. ?!. The war has not only cut off
inmigrante, who must recruit the
;lothing trade In this city each year,
but ha^ likewise increased the buik of
??i !>e r?. ?'ormed In view of this
? would be industrial suicide
f. r the el..r!;ing makers to grant a
or-? r day than is now in effect."
For about '.'?'.fino of the (.0,000 work
he affected by the strike the
c'.tywide walkout, will ha nothing more
than a technicality. These 20,000 are
in the employ of tirms which have sig?
nified their willingneas to grant all the
demand? of the workers.
Sume Worker? to Return
They will leave their ship? w.th the
other workers, but will be allowed to
within a few days to resuma
their rV foi the employers who have
:.? grant the demands, accord?
ing to Mr. Sehlossberj,-.
A letter signed by Mr. Bchloseberg
arid Sidney Hillman, president af the
Amalgamated Associat'on. war- sent
rday to Police Commissioner
Woods. It informed him of the im?
pending ?'rike, stated that the workers
Intended to prcas their cause without
violence and asked for protection
against th>? "private arrrie- of pang
terroriscra and notoriou? strike
?'< manufacturers have been
tomed to recruit :u pas? strikes."
FIRST CLEARANCE SALE
OF
GOWNS - WRAPS ? SUITS
for Day and Kveriing V\ ear
Commencing Monday, Dec. 11th, for One Week
tJ???u-More/??. fout
c S'/ft/* &r/rsrj
I opened my ?hop on September 15, 1916, therefore you will
find no accumulation* of past tea? on?, but only the lar.e?t and
mott exclusive model? at excellent value?.
Have many MISSES' SUITS and DANCING FROCKS at very
modera!?? pnce?, and, wanting to gown the ?mart dretted Mil?,
1 |hall take pleaaure in giving each my personal attention.
c /in/*-,. (lcrf//j*
ItF.AI. ESTATE I OR 8A1 I OB TO LI I
taoxn mi ?mi.
NASSAU HAVEN
The Garden Suburb
Hyde Park, Long Island
K? Bee r.eautlftil harg?'!i
res ?a ? at i ? ? ? ; real
? -i ?,.<:' -
Su,?'.', i - . ?
Ba:si.?-e !?..? ia- ?
inquire concern Ins; this artlal ? i a
.a.. for the SI
a:l ? I ' '?' II '?'? ' ? ? "'
ROBERT E. FARLEY ORGANIZATION
N .??.. u llairn llofithi
Country Life Exposition,
Grand Central Terminal,
New York City.
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1 Ml UMSIIEI) AITS. TO I ET
WEM MUE.
Strathmore
House
Riverside Drive
12 Rooms, 3 and 4 Baths,
$2,500 to $4,000
.' ?? r? ? a with b?.t
r. I ' ? r..1 a r ?r.?1 ?r? -
? ?.. at tee
DM OR -TIONI Ml >?l II
Applj to Owner on Premises.
? ; ? - '?' :-e? d* ill
i vni rsioi
ROOMS. BATH ArVD
KITCHENETTE.
$60.00 to $72.50
Furnished, $20 extra
WOOLSEY
III l_?l 4 It h ?I
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InOinant
f'-n'ina Af
Apirtman'? . ' - ? -. a-\arilnf?
ItlMa A BUM, US Ur.l t'a, h vt
2
r<> LET IOR HI ?I.VESS PURPOSE.
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p-?Ml-> ? . .? ? I '?..J1-I I?.?
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Monday and
Tuesday
r rim -
(gtft? for Silt
FURS
The Gift of Gifts
Uptown Merchandise at Downtown Prices.
COATS
MOLESKIN rag. $321 or?.
HUDSON SF.Al. fdjred m-.i?krBti with skanh beider, ratfa and
rrillnr ti"r? t'lir? reg. I27B.M.
NEAR8EAL COATS Skinner Satih !
reg 169.9 d 179.91. p ?
GIFT JEWELRY
Our ?pecial pride i? "iraflg
ti- r -:fl? ?he market ?ffer? h
when you'r.? ?e'.ec'ng that really nice gift!
.?-nse assortment," and you may be ?ire you bsv? u.
?ere from which ?o choose And that'? ?uch a tem?*
Ml IFFS Pillow and
iVIUrrO Melon Shape.
Shi Nh
RACCOON .
HI ACE FOX .Special
RED FOX .Specii.l
27.50
13.75
15.00
12.75
HUDSON SEAL
MOLESKIN ...
JAI" MINK .
BEAVBB .
200.00
19500
50.00
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boxe? ?o tantahringljf iateraa
SKUNK
SCARFS
. 21.60 ( TAUPE ro? . 28.50
BLACK FOX. 15.00 BEAVER COLLAR . 21.50
RED FOX . 12.75 RACCOON . 14.50
Lane Assortment of CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' MUFFS . aQ
In variety of fur? . *??o ??
CLOTHES FOR THE BOYS
Uptown Merchandise at Downtown Prices.
Overcoats
5.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00
Our reg. $5.98, $7.98, Sf*.?"*. S11.P?? and $13.50
Plain and pebble cheviot, chinchilla, friese an?! novelty mixture?, in navy, brown
und various shade of gray and green, lined throughout military, polo, iwaggar
or regulation styles, in every effect from extreme to most eenaervBtive, Its te
;8 years.
Alwayr a charm about a jewelry gift -tho?e
ing to man, WOBSSI or cK i
il KTCHES
Bell?! ?.old ltr;ic.?l.'f Watches small
iials
...19 DM
?Vaaaea'a ?.??Id-Killed '..O-War
BreeeM IValehas fiat models ?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
popular sizes .Special O OH Boys' and "louth.?' Rina??
medium sizes engra.ed or plain
white anil gold dial.... Special ?? 08
Men'a 14-kt. Solid (.old Watches??
plain for monograms -gold or white
.lin'.? Waltham jeweled
movements .14 KO
Men's (.old Filled W'atchea?
GIFTS FOR ?1/ \
Men's Solid (.old J ?rl'ed Rings?
??'OB?
arge
?hank? ?!?o fancy
with amethy?t ....
4*t
4 4?
polished cas.-s for monogram? -
gold or erhite ?lia!?.Special 4
ft??
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
10.00
BOYS' MACK1NAWS
4.25 . 5.10 . . 6.15 . . 7.25
ItROOCHES-PESDA ST S
Women's Brooches solid gold
wire effect? Grecian borers
filigree work -with 4 large pearls
.genuiner, set with sapphire, ruby
or emerald green gold leaf out?
line ? al. $8.98 .?3.40
.'?rial ? lues? taste kbI ? .-. : ?__?
Finer Brooche?, Diamond Set?
in many handsome designs to *_1 . ft8
Pendant?, Solid Gold with Chain??
many elaborate and rich designs
in Beerest pattern? -pearl Bl '
jewelled sets in exquisite designs
with real pear!? handmade gallery
mountings .Special 0.08
Finer?elaborate design gold relief
pearls gallery settings in
green gold finish some with
brilliant diamond? Etnuean
gold border.14 OS
Une Diamond Pendant? in Platinum
Solid (.old ( uff Link? plain for
Monograms or fa- ?? ??
Special . o, ?j,)
Men's Solid (?old Cuff Links-,
with largt. brilliant -iiamond?
plain Roman or engraved borders
value Si.-s.9s . h ?j?
Finer Links in loose link?, roan?*,
oval or octagon, in Engllih or
greer gold finish w.th ?apphir?,
cabochon? ar-.d diamond? ?II haa?t
msde and engraved
distinctive .?Sl.ll
Men's Solid Gold Scarf Pins?
ln circle? plain with hand
engraved borders- -very rich
design?, plain or Jewel ?et?
value $2/,0 .
Men's Diamond Set Scarf Pina?
in circles and other styles.If*
Finer Scarfpini in platinum and
14-kt. gold, ?et with brilliant
diamonds, to.1 H ft*
Men? Solid (?mid Tie Clasp??
plain for monograrns ?oblong,
square or oval shapes -
*_ft ft? ' vsfue $2.60
14?
Our regular price $11 .fR Our regular price?
Sites 33 to 38 chest. $4.98, $MM, tgJi and $7.98
Cheviot? and cassimore? two and in latest combination of plaid? and
three-button sack models -large as- checks in gray, green, brown, blue and
sortment of patterns, including plaids,
stripes, check? and mixtures plain or
cuff sleeve flap or patch pockets
?erge or alpaca lining.
B??>s' Junior Suits Velveteen
Serge Cassiaiere eheviot,plain
color? Rfl fancy mixtures
Junior Norfolk plain and pleated
mode!? sense with pinch-baek
Eton collar effect also Middy
suits with sailor collars, nan]
v.* h detachable picjue coilars,
and cuffs extraordinary
\alu? 3 to 10 years.B i*S
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HANDKERCHIEFS
Thank goodness for one gift that
doesn't mat.? you worry about, dupli
ra'e?. Who ever had enough handker?
chiefs, 'o say nothing of too many.
Here arc tnooaands frens which to
select the kiads you want.
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
all pure linen half doren
in box.Be).. 1.00
Men'? Initial Soft Finish Hand?
kerchief? half doz. in box.."?ft
Men'? Initial Ml Pure Linen?
rnschine or h.ind embroidered
Longfellow o- neat initial; also
colored initial. . . .?_.*?.. .'{ft.. . 4ft
Men'a Handkerchiefs all pure
linen ?luarter an?i half inch hem -
,15.. ,10.. ?r? .".ft . .40.. .09
. . . 7ft- Also extra size
.25. 4ft. . ?ft each
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs?
all pure linen 4 doz. in bo\
lift . ,80.. 1 00
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs?
all pure linen sheer or cambric
quality machine or hand
embroidered letter each. .35.? 40
Women's Handkerchiefs?
embroidered in one corner
machine or hand - each . ,08 to .ftS
Women's Handkerchiefs
some all linen- color.? or
white emb. corners - each.l_t*a_
Women's Crepe de (hi?e and Pussy?
willow Silk Handkerchiefs?
-olid color- or white with colored
initial embroidered corner?
'. ery large assortment each. i?f?
Women's Embroidered Handkerchiefs?
all pure linen in fancy box
3 in a box.7.?
4 in a box.I OO
6 in a box
1.00..1.36..1 ?"?O and 8.O0
Every Day Counts
Only 12 Days More
cardinal varinty of styles, including
special skating model?--8 to 18 yr?.
Boys' and Girls' Play Outfits
Indian Chief Squaw Cowboy
Admiral, Saldier, Policeman,
Ba?eball, Boy Scout, Sheriff.
Infantry girls' camp dress
1 4ft to 8.40
Boys' Storm (oats and Outfits
in black rubber gray, tan,
black and white, sai y
1.08 to ? .08
LEATHER GOODS
There's a distinction about a gift in
leather goods that always pleases
H.'re are ?ome of the newest holiday
ideas Their low prices are decidedly
worth while.
Velvet Draw-String Hand Bags?
in colors and black, with purse
iin chain and mirror studded
designs at .'A !_."?
Others .08 to 18.08
Fitall Adjustable Toilet Kits?
of seal grain leather for men
or women - extension straps can
bo made to fit any number of
fittings desired - waterproof
lining .-.'?T?
Others to 4.Oft
Double Fold Crepe Grain Music
Carrier stitched side? and edge -
top handle and strap
moreen lined. 3 ?f?
Others from 4ft to .'"? ft??
(rope Seal Hand Bags?fancy
lined mirror ar.d purse
covered and metal frame
gathered on frame.I ft8
Other Seal Hag:' of Matt, Pin and
Crepe Seal to 10.D8
Envelop* Hand Bags of real
Morocco inside frame also
purse and mirror moire ltnings
and secre' pocket.3 HO
Other Envelope Hand Bags
from .48 to lO 4ft
Three-Fold Matt S?eal Leather Cases?
for men with and wi'.hout pans
case pocket ?Is?, index memo.
book calf lined .I DS
Others from 4ft to 4 Oft
Crepe Grain Brief Case??
nickel lock and buckles?
extension straps .*_ . Oft
Other? to 7 4ft
Long Grain Black Leather Travel Bag?
reinforced corners -slide ends
leather lined .7 ft8
With detachable pad of white
gl .14 DO
Walrus Travel Bag sewed?en rein?
forced corners leather lined
two pockets sewed in frame... I*. ftS
Gift Silverware
Every year new thing? foi the table are designed. Each one seem? ?o tmfx
you wonder how v?u got en without it. Awfully good-looking designs.
Four-Plere Tea Set? -well-known
make - newest pattern.fi 08
Bread Trays quadruple plata?
plain and fancy designs.1 . ft8
Finer Bread Trays to.4 ft8
Flower Baskets?Fruit Bowl??
many other new design?
Special .4.ftS
You will find many gift? on 2.1 at
table, too.
Butter Dishes
child'? ?ets children's
cup? and many other u?eful
articles .
Rogers Fnilt Dish*
colored glass ....
.18
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Our
>ft ct table ha? eo many
Interesting things.
Fine assortment of
Roger? 1141 and
Community Silverware
Dainty Underwear
Special Gif* Suggestions in Envelope Chemises, silk, satin erepe or nainsaat
Some with most fascinating V necks juet caught together on ?healaar
others with Swiss embroidery, dainty and sheer altogether charming gifta
Camisoles shadow lace tucked
deep lace insertion- ribbon run
many with Swiss emb'y insertion.
Envelope Chemise?- Jap ?ilk
dainty lace edge -and ?orne ?rita
.Oft shadow Isce insertion.1 ?8
Camisoles? and Corset Coven-?
nainsook shadow laee--medallior.
ribbon run .ft.8
Also satin and crepe de chine.
Crepe de Chine Cam i ?olea -white
and fleah deep lace insertion
front and back -
Swiss medallion .1 ?ft
Chemises nainsook hand em?
broidered tucked Empire style
or fancy lace and embroidery.7ft
Envelope Chemise? nainsook
trimmed front and back w.th
?aces, medallions and ribbon?.
.08
Envelop? Chemises ?Jap ?ilk -
lace insertion, shadow lae?,
medallions Swi?s emb'y )n?er?
tion ?rimmed top and bottom?
wh.tc aiid flesh .l.M
Combinations Val. lace edge sn<
insertion crepe de chine and
satin -deep lace -Swiss emb'y?
shadow lace medallion?-- i^^^
medallions on drawer skirt.IE
Envelope ( hemlsea crepe de
chine and satin-flesh ro?s
buds blue Georgette banding?
?hirred with ribbon rosette?
blue buds .eVO
More elaborate ones.4.8
BLANKETS
Surely any houeewtfe would be delighted to open a Chrstma? box and M so
of these blankets oh. almost any one Hearn quality count? for ?o much.
ALL-WOOL BLANKET*??for T h re??-quart er iHrds?
Als) wool mixed for full size beds with dainty border __1
$6.98 ...?^?^?^?^?^?^?^?^Ppecia!
BATH ROBE BLANKET:*? warm eiderdown finish
two and three-tone Jacquard design.
JACQUARD COMFORTABLE BLANKETS- best eiderdown
finish. Bound with silk ribbon.............,?a?i
2.49 3.-0
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JACQUARD COMFORTABLE BLANKETS
good color combination?; exceptional assortment.
With Indian deugns ar.d colors.
ti
3.*
BABY BLANKETS Jacquard Eiderdown finish
two toned pink and blu.r in pretty shade?...
A Good Place to Meet Your h'riends
Music Every Day?Main Floor?Full Concert Orchestra
FRANZ KALTENBORN, Conductor
String Orchestra in Restaurant?Third Floor
FUR ROBES to fit carriage or go-cart, in Angora.
Lamb's Wool and Squitrel.
.49 teti
4.98 ?? s\&\
ALSO: -
ALL-WOOL FLANNELS scarlet, navy, for shirting and warm
underskirt?, regular .64 .
SILK EMBROIDERED FLANNELS hemstitched and scalloped
variety of new and handsome design* regular .?J9. per yd.
A Christmas Gift for the Baby
See also Herald, World and American for Twenty-nine (29) Morning Specials?On Sale Monday and Tuesday Until 1 P? M.