Perrysburg journal., September 18, 1919, Image 7

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Silk chenille Is the very latest word
lu dress trimmings. It's developed
Idenlly in the nev dress models just
received at the Meyer-Jonassnn store.
One unusually attractive style by blue
channeusc ifeatures an entire over
drape of the soft silken chenille and
the effect is very becoming. Waist
lines are long In the new models
execpt lu the etons. Drapes are still
the vogue but differ from the spring
mode and vary from bias folds of silk
lo eord and chenille effects.
Combination of two different furs
is a modish development for small
fuw. Noticeable among late models
is a Jong, straight scarf of Hudson
heal tith deep end trimmings of mole.
A model that Is decidedly different
from anything yet shown in the full
style shows is exploited at the Key-nolds-Monro
store. It is a pinch-in
model of the new bison color duvtyne.
Two ripples fashion the skirt of the
-coat and in order that this does not
produce a too fluffly ruffly effect a
very tailored vest and choker collar
of moleskin is the only adornment.
The new suit models at this store arc
extremely varied and Include all the
newest ideas.
Kxcellent lines for those Inclined to
be stout is the keynote of a new line
of fall suits just received at the Ml
.ohael .T. Leo store. This' store has
made a specialty of stouts since its
opening and has become known to the
woman of Northwestern Ohio in this
respect. Simplicity characterizes the
.new nifties In tricoting and duvtyne,
which are in many instances lavishly
fur-trlmmcd. Navy blue, black and
the new browns are featured.
A sweater is a necessity those first
cool days in the wardrobe of 'n,i!' the
schoolgirl and her older slsi With
this in mind and also the fact that
the sweater has becomf a garment
of style and beauty, the Thompson
Hudson store are featuring on their
fifth floor a lurge nud varied showing
of the new fall sweater models.
Pinch-in .styles and the new kiuinna
sleeve sweater in colors ranging from
black to the most attractive blues and
pinks are a feature.
(Pattern hats in a riot of colon and
styles make the millinery show-room
at the Reynolds-Monro store gay these
ejurly autumn days. All the eastern
designers of feminine head-gear are
represented. There are Rawnk, Blue
bird, Cupid, Kurzman, Jane Marsh,
Krowl and Lady Duff models in a
myriad of different styles. Many of
the newest patterns are feathered, os
trich being again a favored trimming.
Hand-einbroldery is -the means of
making adorable turban of brown
duvet de lalnc a real thing of beauty.
Genuine distinctiveness character
izes the styles lu fall blouses. No
longer Is the blouse Just nn accessory
to the suit. It's a thing of beauty and
developed In the harmonizing suit col
ors enhances the appearance of the
plainest suit. A wonderful showing
of the new blouses Is just now attract
ing much attention on the third Hoor
of the Lasalle and Koch store. Geor
gette, often combined with satin is
the favored material. Itnsslan blouse
models vie with panelled and vested
styles for favor. Navy blue, Brown,
Black, Maroon and the newest shades
of taupe are shown in novel effects
combined with artistically blended
colors and adorned with the new yarn
embroidery. One unusually good
looking model of taupe and emerald
green depends upon fringe as its only
adornment.
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SIGHTS ON A RIFLE
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Among the newest AVooltex models
that are attracting the attention of
niadame this season is the pictured
style a tailored suit of blue tricot Ine,
fashioned on the straight narrow lines
Unit arc so very becoming. A choker
collar and shoe-string belt are dis
tinguishing features. At the Parsons
(ini'iiiiMit Co.. Toledo. Ohio, where
Wool lex models are sold, this suit is
only one of hundreds of practical and
handsome models designed and made
by these popular makers of women's
garments. The early fall display at
this store Is of unusual Importance in
that at this time the showing is
"greatly vailed and the choice of suits
ind coats greater than later in the
season.
The hopeful young writer who sub
mitted to an -editor, entitled "Whv
Do I Live?" had It returned to him
with this curt, cruel note : "Because
you mulled It instead of presenting it
to me personally."
Without Them the Marksman Flrlnp,
at Long Range Could Never
Hit His Mark.
The average person, it asked to ex
plain why. a rifle 1b sighted, would
probably be unable to do so beyond
some vague remark about taking cor
rect aim.
Sights are necessary because a bul
let does not travel in a straight line,
but under the Influence of gravity and
friction, begins to drop almost as soon
as It leaves the muzzle. Thun the bul
let of the army rifle drops six Inches
In the first 100 yards, but when It lias
gone 200 yards it will have dropped,
not twelve Inches, but two feet. The
drop increases by leaps and bounds
with, the distance. Where there no
sights on the rifle and you wanted to
hit a mark at 200 yards, you would
clearly have to aim two feet above It.
This would be awkward, for you
lose sight of the object aimed nt. ta
bay nothing o the difficulty of .cor
rectly estimating at a distance of two
feet at 200 yards.
The sights on a rifle enable you to
keep your eye on the marl:, although
the muzzle of the rifle is actually point
ing above It. The moving slide of the
back-sight enables you automatically
to point the muzzle just so many feet
above the mark aimed at as is neces
sary to counteract the down drop of
the bullet at various ranges.
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NEW MACHINE FOR PAPER BOXES
Pennsylvania Man's Device Is Fast
and Saves Much Work
Another labor-saving device has been
added to tho machinery used in the
making of paper and pasteboard boxes.
A now box-covering machine, Invented
by Harison S. Gipe of Palmyra, Fit.,
lias a capacity of 1,200 boxes per hour,
against four or five hundred of any
former method knowu to box makers.
Another feature is that the new in
vention saves about 40 per cent ot
glue. An extra device places the st.'ing
In hosiery boxes in the same operation
in which the box is covered. This was
formerly done by hand.
In a costly watch that has been made
for exhibition purposes there is a
wheel that makes a complete revolu
tion only once in foijr years, operating
a dial that shows the years, months
and days.
In Korea widows never remarry
Even though they have been man-lot)
only a month, they mubt not take a
tecond husband.
A new iron pipe fence post anchors
ltBelf as It is driven into the ground
as the lower end is divided into four
sections that separate.
GIRLS WANTED
SPLENDID QUARTKRS furnished (2
rooms and bath); one must be good
cook and both high grade girls, chil
dren in family; will also consider wom
an house worker with daughter about
1? attending school. Apply at once W.
F. Brocr. second floor. Dime Bank bldg.,
Toledo, O.
VfcOur Greater Buying Power Means Lower Selling Prices ,
ALTERATIONS
ARE FREE
OF CHARGE
This is an addi
tional saving When
you purchase here.
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NEW VOILE
BLOUSES
$1.95 TO $7.50
Dainty new Fall
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TOLEDO, OHIO
Blouses, made
fine sheer voile.
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' Select Your Fall Apparel With
Confidence Where Prices Aii Lower
Style an i Quality the Best
- . We; want to impress upon every woman's mind contemplating the purchase of new
Fall garments the importance of buying at this, the only., cash women's apparel store in
Toledo. With a purchasing power-of-15-stores and selling for cash, why shouldn't our
prices be lower than elsewhere? Come tomorrow let us show yon the new Fall gar
ments. We welcome your visit and assure you your savings will be worth while.
Dresses
Specially Priced at
$16.76 to $69.50
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in a wide choice, meeting the requirment of
every occasion and purse.
We offer about 50 high priced dresses, made of all wool
serge, satin and satin and georgette combinations. Excep
tional values at : -
$16.75
Other Dresses Economically Priced
$19.75, $24.95 to $45.00
Beautiful smart fitting dresses-;of satin, charnieuse, georgette crepe,
tricolette, crepe de chine, serge, tricptine and wool vclour; beaded and em
broidery trimmed; also plain tailored styles; black, navy, taupe, plum,
brown, copen; regular sizes to 44, extra sizes to. 53. . '-i-' ,i
Smart Tailored Suits Moderately Priced
$29.50 $39.50 $48.00 to $95.00
it- -showing remarkable values at the above- range in. prices smart suits of
siivertone, gabardine, uroadclotn, wool veiour, serge ana an wool popun;
tailored style; braid and button and fur trimmed models; all the wanted
colors sizes 16 to 44
Extra Size Stilts', sizes 41 to 53 $35.00, $45.00 and $55.00.
SOMETHING NEW
is a feature of every hat iuc have.
Have you seen the new ones at
$5.00 $7.50 $10 OO?
Feathers, ornaments, ribbons, and (lowers are the
trimmings that make them different. There are such
a variety of shapes that you are sure to ilnd an ex
ceedingly becoming one.
Ask to see the beautiful collection of pat
tern hats in our Millinery Salon.
Third Floor.
Saturday Is The
Last Day to Hear
Prof. Munter
Lecture on health and dem
onstrate his "Nulife" corset. 2
p. in. in auditorium, 8th Floor.
Living models. Ruvinsky's or
chestra plays.
If Your
Youngster
Starts School
Monday
you will want to bring him to
the Hoys' Shop on the Mez
zaine at the buck of Ihe main
Hoor and her to the Chil
dren's Shop on second Hoor
for hats, coals, dresses, suits,
stockings, sweaters, middies
and all the oilier things stren
uous school days demand.
Sturdy "Little Sammy" shoes
also on second Hoor.
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Saxon Auditorium Toledo
September 18, 19 and 20
COHAN & HARRIS PRESENT
THE MOST TACINATING MYSTERY PLAY
Ever Presented on the American Stage
RITA WIMANS
"THE ACQUITTAL"
A COHANIZED-AMERICAN PLAY
with
an eM-cplionally fine cast and a typical Cohan & Harris production.
I PRICES r'siiSottc. MAIL ORDERS NOW
K NOTE This company goes direct from Toledo to the George
R II. Cohan Grand Opera House, Chicago, for a six months run.
j September 25, 26, 27
The Distinguished Actor
Mr. Leo Detrichstein
in two New Plays
Thursday and Friday Evening
fc'The Marquis de Priola"
A Sensational Drama by Henry Lavedaw.
Saturday Matinee and Evening
uThe Matinee Hero"
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4 A. E. Thomas.
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Never judge a mini by his chest
measure. He may be full of hot air.
"No ouu should drink water that
lias not been boiled for at least an
hour." says ti prominent coul dealer.
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' -Extra- Size Suite,!
frizes 41 to 53
$35.00, $45.00 and
955.00
WALL PAPER
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You will be glad
you called here
before buying
elsewhere
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Beautiful New Papers
coming in all the time.
Best Designs
and
Latest Styles
Hangers furnished
Crowo 5c and 10c Wall Paper Co.
318 SUPERIOR STREET
TOLEDO, OHIO
Bring Us Your OLD FORD CAR
and we will make it into a
GUARANTEED 1ft TON TRUCK FOR $400.00
More than 35,000 of these trucks arc in successful operation today
LOWEST HAULING COST IN THE WORLD
THE NICKELS, JACKSON AND LAVENBERG CO.
1412-1414 MadlHon Ave. TOLEDO, OHIO
"Kryptoks?
Turn around
Why, they make you
look younger!"
"Yes, that story of the little
Kryptok Kiddie and her
Dad made me think that if
Kryptoks helped him look
younger they would help
a me look, younger, too.
"As soon as your eyes begin to
need glasses (or near and far
vision, people say, 'She Is
Ketting- old.' It makes no dif
lerence whether you fuss
with two pairs of glasses or
old-style bifocals with their
tell-tale seam, people know
you are getting old Just the
same.
" But with Kryptoks I fool
everybody. They say, just as.
you did, 'You're looking
younger!' "
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THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS
give you the convenience of
near and far vision in one pair
of glasses. With Kryptoks you
escape the fuss and bother of
removing and replacing your
glasses or changing from one
pair to another, and you avoid
tho annoyance of the age-revealing
seam of other bifocals.
Kryptoks look like single
vision glasses.
THE
L. BECKMANN
COMPANY
Established 1874
323 St Clair St
TOLEDO, OHIO
North of Keith's Theater.
We Buy and Sell
GOOD USED CARS
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V.CJOMV,
Toledo Used for Exchange
1014-16 Madison Aye.
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