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I^PSPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
I^^^ - C 'II WMM | 1 I Haf,| ■
ANGERS LEAVE A
KISS ON EVERY KEY"
MISS ADA C. BYRDOES.
Hbi Am ******* *t 'Praise far
Wfm\ caw*-**-* ■-■•*• Who. Under
ID* •V**' ** <M M»<",ll0'- *****
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( • kit* •*«»« Isllscace of mo«»n
--mm "*-*** 1 tU**' t through ber
i Sajt7«a.Ml>«* Ads C. nyrdgos
i ■Drifts, set of such vxt|ul«
kteatV Ibti Mar. - | Nordlca
[ m mtm*ai thai Ike blind «a»og
! 21m t-ffl MM* day be foaraug tor
I g|__**j ««af__k
i Ta BUI* •■ tone bird bidden
I wi_ Mils of Cetiifomla" waa
M _« great ttaitar sat'i of her
■/k»S«*ai_ to on* of tk* songs
LtM *» ****- ******* had com*
Tk mat *b* tars tot Nordlea
Smt-tt "a* ot * hundred which
m m tnttmi darts,*!, long atrtMß
\ m•* wilts?porch of bar
I _katt titwpty'tptpm cott-tc* In
tAAmrnA Tkara. almost any
aitifte s!gM. the mar be ««»
I tier* the blight wklt* rays
tn tgft : «?«>« kw apturoa-l fa%e«.
tkk A* artstM. wondrous -,'.:*>
tchcco i*zr__zzc:t
am FREE!
jfiwrtalking One Dozen Records
WBiiu-rf,.: with Every Machine
MsooSteger&Sons' Piano
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I - _^m'c*il:T <i Mfc v*lM rH-**'
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KJr M* Cash Va.',.a Prtaaa
I*f {El^; r*J «°-,,t» ot m «nd ♦«« mttate. -iW ■-'•
I J _"7* w*ttr*a toar keok* . .a'nlng 12 aooat In »aah book. Star*
I ''*S?^_f^."*..SSl.r!^ * •** Cat* y****** TttP*. ;■
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3$ gmmmWat'^ \ /*^ r"_TA _*a ffrt
Tf\ c£ *%?
jg_iled >£• ID] JF I
led yfer pi \^\^Cag
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lKi_i'?"?*?l """,,r t» the *»".»• will raaatara Ihe He* Bta«a.
_* "tato. **"t*»i. Tb* n*«t n*au*t correct antwtr will rt
'_»• *___"** f*«»rr piano boodt and «■• third ntatttt correct
"* * aWTta^** **** "*"* **** '*'■"'* piano bond. Other award* In
f *tjs _Cjl """ ''
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P^*T**ik ~l'* "'*'*,T,''' BKKaalti \..l *«.*» voin ajiiwkb
5-taWaL* *.'■ " ew***t,» *ol»*d * will d.. 1<» a (tool advtrtttsment
'MtatW.'.^iL•«,'..•'''"- ***■• mo '•" " »**»*t yea with your ta**. Mail "
I*l atstt - !■_.**** *1!1 «"'• It. formation blank or on* (irnftar. BtltOhltlg
■ ?V_f.„***._ *-*»-> *"** *n«w«r from each family will b* Mat-Id*
mm*k* IZIS ',th * <l**-*»»on of tha '*». repr«**null*«« of th* pa
rtfm*> **t wSti- — **** ct *** W'ntlral award will b« ma** Contttl
■ *««ISSSr *.**."•* *v*nl ß g af Thursday, slept, 14, 1*0», And all re;
Hmt (tl*.^L t*.^"*i*'*t into '■' .tore or malted so thatlhty wll
K*"*>a*St wiU 4*1*- Winner* will be netlfl*d by mail at toon
n "■»»* tr* a«al«
f jffij WnT ***** efe . ' mMMMMMMm^^^Mt
P*l*tst»M ■•**•*-*»' «• »XI"I AMI tub c.ii»:*r nnnni'it TO too
I J** *.'.. ' '■" ->» » special factor* arraag*m*at th* manufacturer* °'
I e^**-* __*_•***"-*•*■ eallanaa- v* tars* amount pi money *P««tJs
2?**mJia sit?J!*,Ul *o**r*«iata4 it divided among plane purchase**,
I*2? eaT-NVe «. '■** ** "*«'* ******* of men** to tta o*ed la th* »*>'•'*•
i^'ttili W«l *!? '*'* ''»■"«•'**• -t'l'itlv. dealer* In piano* 14 th*
H?«»*l«t _2"* *Jt •♦Unknown make* '« Piano* handled by ua in
■?« U. mtfuZi*'. ■*-*_-*- °t th* raclflo cc-ttt to thll ctty w* do *5 of*
| Ht»*ias aeii„_i____ t.r *•"''•» »• tba am low prtcaa whlt-h h»»a ******
I __■> ahtaTw. m""*. 1 * !_**•• nu**-» heme* In cltl** of th* raclfla MM 1
_***"« talttt.-A.**"* 4 *•■■*- operated ttor.s for ttvsral yearf. V."
Mm *[&**'* °' <*lgh-frad* n.» M , Lat u« tan* rati a aafc #
m\* »*jilr_i ia.?* '■' *■*•• **'3 Inspect th.m. We want you to g*t
e_y»"ir it? it* *L. h our hOIJ '** **"* *>*!•■ o»ttho4a. Th* I.uOr* Pl*r"
f_P«*l»W fw»?_! ''-V** *"•«■■• our lln»« tr* now r*pr*.-nt*d. h*v*
■"mmmL. ,L?" <s '' l« ■•••'•■• piano. in *l»ty Opyt W* mad* *
,«*'»*Jr.^-**' > th*- *"> --**- order.d over 1.10-1 piano*. Thajtr
i•l?'••, Ptttlk * ii. "■' *£ ' * *'•"'«''* "tor* 1* ov.r.tocktl with aotalf. This
■»««Trttta i^tT'T'',*,.* w * '■"' '"'-'•,'' Pl' , ''-***' **■** **9 "haf hafue*.
R*, '*«M>«*»« k«_' 1 W'thout a nutation you will tcr*e with ut that
Wfrat ln£_rl__ i: »"1 purchaaad for it.t ptr plan* then 190 inairu
JSP! T'ietm**. \m**l . 7. h* ***** •»»»»»• w* nitko la purehatina In
_M*. -tUfw to," .i' 0m - f»ct tbat wt pay no o .,.mlt»l'>r>a WW
E'llMUaa'all *!* Pl««. tr.ablet you to buy an Inatrumant for Iron
aaaP" '»!•!*_ *-» ?' <'"h*•" h6 " *•"«" *•*<* th. tarn* ft-r^a Instrutnsnt
'"HlS"'"'- i' ' P'anot for at low at IMCOO. , v
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Mf* *»* *ilr**_!S *J ,o*s« ■*' at your ntarttt P. O. All lttttrt most J>«
_?"'** ft* r*c.u*a * r* r *'"y 6ont..t Mtnxtr. All antwtrt will b<*
Ml"1*-i* twmmmZ? "■' ."'i 1 r "In ttaltd until th* last nl(-ht, wh«r
(■«£,s"■■*■* win «», /, H'* M***. r'pre.tntttlvaa* of the dslly pap*'* If
■L H t»lM*' l1 C.'"'f "'"*■ «>f l»r«" ertdltt, **** ran *■'*''■' any IV,
' F****m4ma il. T* o .! n r'"r •tor*. All ptir.on* ssndlna in tn snswst
* "**** "*,-**• th** "l«ht contest clottt.
m-J}"* tCs _.' J V ,J,rOH*gA*TU,*t RI.AXK
_M*L***Uw.*l* m- '"' *** *•***»*'. ** statail abovt) to th* ractory
jfjik-ci*.' 7*1(1 rw Ck_j
M _*_^li''Mi priieggims^
41 1-421 Union Btrttt. Haattla, Wath
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*»****te»
"^"•'xiuimw t ....................
cat Kt-uit of tho romanc* which la
!4anlatl * her < bacttUM of her a! fit©
. 1100. v' .;
"I' can ft-t-t, the moonlight.'', aha
' eiplalna. narloiuily. "Juai aa clearly
aa »""'"»''" ** .'" **}$M__fM*\
sithtt-uidlnit that promtuent
| It— It at critic* bar* ur*;<«rl her to
pjbllth bar ahum*. Mle* HyrUgre
elcadfojt'.lr has rcfuscit to do M
"Some da? I will, but sot now,"
■ha wkj*a. "I am ""Iftali. i maybe,
but let m* a-ujoy them alone for a
whlla, Tbry ara all I hare."
* Recently a tempting' aatary waa
offered bar to render bar *..nj« be
for* **ia public, »ha refused. Tor
then." Mid aba. **t would b* unable
to *U In tba >moonlight any mora.
Tbe roooa would not thine for me
anywhere atoa Ilka It do** In Call*
fornla." , .. : 'j;;;",.,..
Mlaa HrrtJafa* baa *tudta4 mtuAe
•Inr* a child Sb* la now SS years
old.' tier father waa William taa
tel Byrdgca. a fania.ii* old-time mln*
ttret. i In addition to bar rare ten*
perament., the young»woman. poa*
: aeaaea tpKsniUd taehnlqua-. and bar
touch t* auch that one prominent
critic who beard ber play said:
, 'liar finger* leave a kit* on ev
ery key." &W*___a_B_
PLEASE TELL ME
WOWS QUBIIONS ANSWIRtD
By CYNTHIA GREY
>_ .
tVftr Mitt Orey; Is It out of
place for a bride 1,, wear o veil
At an afternoon weddlngt l would
Ilka In w«ar a veil, but,do not
want'to i„* , iii.ia,,,! a « being I*
hind lit,* ilm..«. Vol Ml LADY
; A.-—Contrary to an ulil and
rbiirutliiK custom, then I* ft tan*
doncy novtmliiyit ngulutt the veil
Wear tho veil, by all means. In de*
(Unco of criticism, for It addagraco
and charm to tba brtdo'a <*ostutne—
no doubt of tt. Don't ttart out your
in«ril.*.| Ufa hi |i)luk to twerirtoo
your personality, your tastes unci
your own Boa.l Ju.lKuicut to what
"they** «ay. Ho a woman; not ft
Jellyfish.
Dear .Vila* Cray: la It belter fur
tha hair to leave It banging loose
or braided it..una tha ht*»d'
E. V. C. and A. X M
•. A,—l' presume, your utiaatstioA re
fere to preparing Hi.* hair for that
night. By all roasts* leave It loose
after brushing It atftll
Dear Mitt Orey: I would like a
rule for making chop suey, „ „
. Ml~. W. C. D,,
A.—< 'tiaa-rjuarier chicken and aa
much pork. I large onion, a cupful
of mushrooms. *. atalk of celery, *
potato**, a cupful of rice, and aalt,
are the Ingredient*. Cut tb- chick
wo and pork Into strips I". inches
long and % lock widest!** onion
thin, atom and quarter the ninth*
rooms, cut tb* celery Into pl*a "»
I inch long and slice tbe potateoe*.
Put chicken aad pork into a frying
a pen with butter and fry unlit don*,
turning constantly., Add onion and
.cook a little. Add mushrooms, cel
ery and potatoes and cover a few
moments. Turn all int.. a stew
pan. season, cover with broth made
from the chicken bones and stew
until lander Thicken with milk
•nd flour Add th* rt«-e. which has
been, well ;• cooked, bell up one*,
eartr*. '.*>
Dear Miss '•*'•» My hair la <!»
cidedly s'ralKht and stringy. How
can I mak* it early without Injur-
Ing It* ;i2LBANO«*
■ A.— ttlralght hair cannot ba m._*
permanetttty curly. A thin solution
of gum tragaclnlh. or quince seed.
or a solution of alum in alcohol
will causa lb* hair to retain a curl i
toma time sdter artificial curling >
C(2a__^ DK
Park Ma,
! Cook two pound* of port loin, cut
Into amall piece* *a«t cover bottom
of baking _ak auk thain ftprirHl*
rbopposl onion. aaga. »alt. »*pp^
and a arrdgtag ot tlowr o»»r a*
•wat tb« layer of meat koA aaaaota
teg till dial) I* flllatl. about tkraa
layer*. Add that pork grary. or a
gamraoa of »tock,>aWji_ '*°
u^laapoooa Of . tomato catsup
CoT*r with a pi* croat and t»aka
about on** kour.
Lady Cake.
White— HsU cup butler, on* and |
one-half cups sugar, nearly on* cup
of milk, two cups floor. onabslf tea
spoon soda.l oaa ■ teaseoan» cream
tartar white* of four eggs bratan
■M stiff.* flavor with pea. or
almond. Beat well. , . ;'*
tiold Half ctp butter, one cup
sugar, onabaif cop milk, on* and
i out* ball cups flour, one tcaapoon
j soda, two teaspoons.cream tartar,
folka 'of four eggs, one teaspoon
vanilla. Always sift flour two or
three • times for ail rakes, aa It
makes th* cake finer grained.
' aSaffee. '_..
a good earn of mMm is made
' from one-third Java to two-thirds
I Mocha. Kor **< cup of off«** al
' low one tablespoon, ground not'too
Bag Break the yolk of an egg in
* it. alto part of the shell Hate
watar boiling hot. 801 l five to eight
mlnotes,* ttlrrtng down once or
' twice Then add one-half cup cold
water. Let It stand on back of
; stove to settle before pouring off.
i Th* old »tyi* way of making coffee,
but it la herd to beat.
■ roe.nl**.
One cup sugar, owe half cup but
ter creamed together, two square*
chocolate melted, two eggs bosten,
one-balf cup chopped nut BMBU,
one-bslf cup flour lor enough to
spread > thin).' »ak* ,In moderate
oven shout IS minutes. Cut la
strips or square* while wsrm.
Fruit Cak*.
Tour eggs, 1 cop sugar, I cup*
molaMoa. 1% cups butter. % cup
milk. 1 teaspoon soda, 1 pound rais
ins, 1 pound currants, '. pound ell
run., teaspoonful cassia, nutmeg,
cloves, ** cups flour. Tbls make*
two loaves. Hake m hours In slow
oven. Will keep sis month* per.,
fectly.
Simple Charlotte Rum.
. Take dry sponge cake, or. bettor
mill, some lady • fingers, place In
dish, whip ft half plus of cream un
-111 stiff, flavor with teaspoon (small
on«) of vanilla ami pile M the lady
fingers (or cake) In a glass dish. .
if you have any currant or grape
Jelly drop a llttlo mi each one's por
tion when nerved
Cream of Celery Soup.
For 3 people, wash thoroughly a
large bunch of celery. 801 l until f
•oftsftef cutting It In Inch places
Mak<* a sauce with one pint milk, a I
lump of butter, salt, pepper and a
little flour, "■' up first In a little I
cold milk. Drain,tha;celery from
tho water, put It In tb' sauce, boll
up once, then servo..;
Marguerites.'
White* of 2 eggs beaten stiff, 1
cup confectlonors' sugar, 1 teaspoon
vanilla, */% cup nut meats chapped
Drop small spoonfuls on thin crack- ,
ers (either salted or unaalted), and
bake,until glased. „ Be careful they
jdou'i burn. I
THE BTAK—THURSDAY. BEPTKMBER 23,1009.
' 'J" ■i'"t_i.ii i .rain ,11 ... i r - .*.. a I inrmir rilll* Mt tmtmr**tTlt!lrgtttrtmyPlaMttWW TT " H7TI ■ttm*tr~Tirtr-W„ '.
| ruRNiTURp' FREDERICK & NELSON. Inc. [ dky goods "||
H' j MMM OI*i;."t» AT «l«0 11*11. AMI C'|,OiE«AT DiM. ]
° no
Entrant eon either Jj r- * J. ./^ fl ; --- *W \ Entrance on either I
Madison or Spring Street, ! v%a**\ f~\ C**\ '/_)*_M^ aO "ar^T f_k | _T> if"! "_^_^_ _r\"_ ' Madison or Spring Street,
as well as through 9 Tal /fl VVII/1^ I# I v/l'l X* VI 1111 I 9 I «J we!l «' throu !ih
•Store from Second Aye. j ' ICrCIkJ V^llu V>lG L -JtLLv>3l l/V/lIU i ■*"«>"»•» "secdnd^Aoe. j
r*\.ii*,xji.j-u'.uT-ia^i .r-i^^ ** ~ "*** "■* ***^^ s> * ■__.____ *_*_ —-■ - ■ *-.*-— «■ ■ a.^— ■_.,— ,**. ___. ,___-■_._■._ ——____ ■__._ .. _____ I ____._*_. _,_._.^. J > l^.|| - LJ| - |iri^—l _ ||^| _ _ | — | _ | -. _ | — __ ; _ —_._ .. -^ | - || - ||^|^._ -_ || - r|J . — ,—m—) -, —ii—~i —n-1 -i n— ——— — — —.g—|—ij I
«f»\ff \ i ■ ■• m-pn** ir° i *'•'■■
<_S* i sA. lnr-pr.Acrir.rr IVlillinAi°v Valii^c _^_--«-_a_.
iiiici coLiiiH lTiiiifiH-ci y vciiiict> • ' ■**^&&%SSS&.
__U«lat__^ At ?:5*75 and t9s—Small black To( lllcs and Turbans of
zSk^j^vw^-'\ chenille braid, velvet, moire and Ottoman silk, trimmed
t Interesting Millinery Values '. ' ____|_*^
At $3.75 and $4.9. r)-Small black Toques and Turbans of _d^^^Efi£^^
chenille braid, velvet, moire and Ottoman silk, trimmed ,
with natural win#s and j<'t ornaments. R'S/§ 'i-'j?
V_\*£s_Z!G_W At $7.50— A large assortment of Hats of felt, velvet, moire Iv- rßjr
mmf *^f and Ottoman silk, in reseda, amethyst, gray, Copenhagen, *ry*ys(
red and black, with trimmings of wings, ostrich quills, JT/*,
cogue, fancy feathers, gold rosettes and bows of ribbon %
OI V "IVtJv, —MHMM Bale.*.
ry-UTjq_nunjnjn_r\n..ri-rij^-rtr^ -'-■»■■■■__ ,t_aw^a_a_»__warf«*a*N^^*Y'***'**-''' >^^ *■•*"•■ "*■ ***--■ ***■ ***-■- -**■— — — ——■■—■■*■—, -----..--■■*■.-»■»
Attractive Neckwear Values New One-Piece Cloth Dresses Women's Cotton Union
White Venice Lace Stocks, in good dc __,: $13.50 Suits, 59c
sii7iis* 23c ' It C**m\ ™ .f-r*, o-' 1 ********** fi ■**•'■**
•_, *, ir '■' * . ,ci„„u — **..._. - / / /_ "A - * '■■■-*■?■>** •:.-- Women's pure white cotton, medium-
Black m V emse Lace Stocks, military Jp~4Jk -One-,pieCe. weight Union Suits, high crochet neck,
1.-ipei-oc. . . . _.&&-*•___. DrnviQPG of (rArtrl '"■■'-., "Iceves and ankle length style; per-
Eton to.it Collars, \ eii.se and Baby WS&&JaT. Ui ,'^ V t^UU -"«■■•■.""*. Uvular sizes. Good values
IrM h *iffcSS mniimn and deep w,dthj; 'H^ quality broad- a. s**. ____^'«_&_. i
white only; x)c and /sc. AA^-***«sto_ r-inth nrtrl 'ill '*""■"*"*•"*""""*** -•-*■—— ~~—
Black Vcnisc Eton Coat Collars; 89c -.fjfitfjllfefc- ».*."" *"" WnmAnY f nHnn" Hn-MiOT
jabots in cascade effect; 25c. MRwbf-W wool .serge, with women s Lotton Hosiery
jabots with small hand embroidered ' 'WJULf | panel f I'Oilt, 10c Pair
dots; 25c. -,,„, ?! AV__k« 1 tailored COllar ,The rema*n*nS quantity of a special pur- [
Jabots in a good assortment of styles and l|ll_ _*_l 1 -P-P I c-,aßc °« Women's Cotton Hosiery is of- II
terns; 15c, 25c and 50c. illl I'll and CUItS, ailU fered at this exceptionally low price. While
_" a_aa_«a kAimatootp. 111' Mil Plaited Skirt* *•"• Hose embraced in the collection are
—.■ ..^..^.~.^~—^~*~>w~^^..a.-.«^,.^-*»^* **J*e^-^<~-y- •mnfm—m^.m-m-, -mm-*. ■■ Wmj 1/ IUII i. • 1 OIVI 1V ' manufacturer's "seconds,"^ the defects'aire,
11 ftjlf 4i • 1 a • matiutacturers seconds, the defects are,
All-Over NetS End .LaCeS liTllilllli ' prettily trim- in most cases, hardly discernible and will
III*) illl * Hied With braid. *** no' way' impair their ! wearing qualities:
t^at V. • I X«. * I*. .......... HII L I ill I lUV/U 11 lull KJI. tHUa _ , ** a 13 s » S
Plain Nottingham Nets in white, cream ; /] II 1 111 in * n I*. Excellent values at 10c pair.
and ecru. 71 inches wide; 40c yard. (J I * 1111 l NlOWll 111 DiaCK _ ~l<""""*nt **„** TOt"
Black Ven.se All Over Lace, 18 inches tf JJ i j 111 am nav y 011 ly. D._. c , ni. * _ 1 n-n„r_i.e
wide; $1.75 yard. mg& iIIIfI IHi Attractive val- boys bhlYts and L^WerS
Black silk Embroidered studded *VLW^ AtUdtUVe vdi . & Garment?
with let; 59c yard. mjl . '§ Ue at $I«S.DU. Boys'Balhrireah Shirts in broken sizes,
40 inch Dotted Net Warnings, some m ; j . ? _ WBW ,«.i._r r? ._ high neck and long slccvcstylc; light- and
striped effect ; 75c yard. ;., ft- p« __ nf O€ L nri-««»a. $?<,*-. heavyweight ; exceptional values at 28c. 1
36-inch Tucked Nets, white, cream and Une-Hece Wash UrCßses, j^^.. t l o match above shirts,
ecru; .V** yard. , One-piece Wash Dresses of gingham and broken sizes, in knee and ankle lengths;
Shadow-tucked Net Waiting. 36 inches; percale, with waists tucked or hoy plaited, exceptional values at 28c;»_^_^V_^_So_^
wide* $1 25 yard. high or low neck, and trimmed with bands -^»^.^^ -rrr—•
' ' ■:. ' .cnaaaaaaai waarwfc., of self material. Some have collar and fkSlJyAn'Q \\t\*l Pnafc 71
- ; ~~~— •"•:."',";""?T.'":" — cuffs of white pique; others, with collar,. V 1 *>„******* •V" <*. 1*>> V******
Q_ neA*nol.lA n~_oe F-sk»-i/«c -are* finished-with-self-bands piped with Children's heavy, diagonal flannel Box
deaSOnaDie UreSS raDriCS : wh ite. Price $2.?s.t^a^n..t,a.,i t .,^o W . Coata..in navy and red, for Win-:
'FW'CY I 111-' SERGE 45c-Yd *" —-****»*•■*— •*• •***• •? -»■'"■-—'■■""-' *- ~- —'—~~" —*~" ter wear, lined with sateen to, match ma
-Fancy Checked Serge, full ii inches' Women's Golf Capes, $12.75 tc['V; double-breasted-andl fastened-with;
Z*,'„u . .ai, ittin <.n;<U eltiHterJcros*;- "^ . 7~ * ,T , , .. flit buttons. Have titling collar and
a-MAJE Cdor I. Capes of medium-weißhtreversddecloth; £ J uffs ,r - with Hercules braid. Price,
combination, include cardUl and htoekj : in. light-and.dark-gray and dark heather $2.75. -^.s,,^
comumaupns mciuuc caru.uai aim.^ . mixtures. Are 50-mch length, full sweep, *-~- — -— ** r-—
blue, brown and green; jnaj and green ■ . .h* h co , )ar W arm. . bat not too ri___L-__- Vtmh Ueprm CO^
and navy, dull rose and black. hcav .*_ present Wear. Excellent value tnildren S relt Hats, S»C
PANAMA SUITING. 73c.Yd.—Aiupc-.- at $12.75. * -_«.««!»_*«««_'. -Nobby Hats for, small -girls .and boys.'
ror quality Panama Suiting in pretty- _ . -^—j — -• made of blocked felt: in navyfgolf red or
checks, even or small broken effects, of . -— —■ ——— 1 brown, Very prcttyand practical for*early
black and gray. Fifty six inches wide. . Women's Silk and Cloth CoatS Fall. Excellent values at s"c -
EST AM EN CHEVIOT, 98c -Yd.—r ; ; Z— r~xrn«*_; ****.. #*» 7? _. :-•*-**:■.--.":•.•---:•■'■ ;...*^'?r^^.^^^..,
Good quality Estamcne Cheviot, made of . * l 9 Mr"; ™» ■*-,•---?.- . II n JO - *
"crisp yarn, shown in subdued mixtures of • ...A collection, of Womens Coats m MOUSe UreSSeS and OaCOUeS
green. naVy, gray and brown; full 48 inches; lightweight cloth, taffeta and Ben- Af/'SOi-DVSn^acqu^^^ Ummn
f vidr Wim ' -«—" B*,-:— aline -ilk. mostly in colors-short "annelctte. made amply full, in pretty Per
-HM.ra-.nt UA* » .., ]. „.g beeves-are priced tor mi.ncdi- o«nnelette, made amply tull. in pretty Per
■■■j-u-l- --i , - .«w.^~» _»_, _^i_. n m n^.___* '..* ci*7? , . wan patterns ol navy blue and ,wine or
• ate clearance at 50./*>. R.atmsn< Raiftroom r.. , * , .*, it . /•..- .
UfL'i Ml* it j ia a 1 * * ;- - - , __J* black and white. Have close-fitting neck
White MUSlin UnderSkirtS -;..; ■;._. ■•--■■• «- ,— and longsleevcsrand arc belted at waist.
)■ a, -i,„j, wut, AMto •■< NewCo»etModekat49c69c,B9c. : '"ZZIZIZZZ^-. ■•< urn
cambric, finished with MS »' , ._ ,,*. S ilaiincletlc i„ black a'j.d wl.i.e check, or of
. cii.i iti i „. \ ■•*'- • orsets mm<9te:^ tl.ninelette in black and white checks or ef
ing hemstitched tucks and I *.rcl,.„i hue as designed for the ay- fective Oriental designs; made with point-
AT '?£—l onir white 1 Underskirts of **«« fi,rc ' -" lhc %sfy cd yoke in r f^ nt ' filted belt, circular pep-.
cambne. inmmed with double flounce of . « c. ffi ®^V y V lum, close-fitting neck and long sleeves.
cambric, trimmed with double tlounce of -"rv '»w ,"" 3-» * / *c;w,V* \-rei i__.u«,',.. na*_c»«'«f no„„«i-tVi
... iii « ii loner skirt style; Z\ \ ■* ' 51.1 A) — House Uresscsot ilannclette, I
tucked lawn and Hamburg embroidery. JJJJ. j J"^ /'. ••. /^^ V „,.„. , lhu . ,„j wlllt . or i,;„ „,., having
-catam.nt fuiaaroam. made of strong cou- T^-ata/ X navy blue and white or plain gray, having
*Z—u>-^^.^^^^-^>^~^. .„. 1 ,^,. ■»~~*»^^'^. til and idled with J \\im9f^SmZ^<**\ smoothly-fitting skirt with inverted plait at I
nr* --'• two pairs of hose (* **ijjk\"l back, full waist joined to belt, close-fitting) E
NOOr LOVeiingS supporters. Nn_flS_V N i n^ *nd •g->4b,eves buttoned at wrist.
■ ._, -~ __ .. .-,-.,, t I ,J_l_ VLaeßC>^a^*W "X. / — Hav»-m»nl l«fe TOO
9x12 Wilton Rugs;s29.oo. AI 69c—Models WT7 a-************.
8-3xlo-6 Wilton Rugs; s26.oo. for average figures, \>l- Rp/IJJntT an/1 l______fl__
8-3xlo-6 wilton Rugs,<_7.so.* with high or mcdi- M). \ DeGOlllg ana UOmeStlCS
6x9 Wilton Rugs- $19.00. urn bust .and very liM A 7^xoo Bleached Bed Sheets, with seam in eea
-9x12 Body Brussels Ruca: $22.50. 1...... skirt. Material In I ,li * g"»Ml wi-iuhl | 3^, each. V 1
« ,1J Body Brussels Rugs :^:M. m long 1 -..mi*.*....*.. ' W tl 42x36 Bleached Pillow Cases, same grade as
8-3xlo-6 Body I.russet Rugs;,- is Rood quality cou- j:!;]-? 39c sheets; „ v each. *-
6x9 Body BraiMll Rttgs: $15,00. til, and there , are ;?A Jj'^JJ Wxl9 All-Linen," Half-bleached, Damask Nap-",
36x63 Wilton Rugs; $4.50 and $5.00. three pairs of hose IJi In kins, soft-fiuished, in good weight; $1.53 dozen. 5
27x54 Wilton Rugs;s2.so and $3.00. supporters. Excep- M fl ; 20*40'Hemmed.'Bleaclicd Turkish,BathM»ow-;
Prime. Linolc,^; '$ i.i ii- ila.aiol value, a. th.» .. *** vII e!s: inednnn weight; 12.c each.
Mated Linoleum; f| 40c and -be mnal tallies at the fi p
square yard. p~«. „ r, • : r- . -■ . Ends, from 2to 10 yards In length; 10c yard.
. Inlaid Linoleum; 75c, 90c, $1.00 and AT 89c—ransiana Corsets of strong , B . inch ii !cach cd, All-linen Crash Toweling;
$1.15 square yard. ;?r coutil, suited to average figures, having excellent quality for roller and dish towels; 10c•
Japanese and China Matting; 15c, 20c medium bust and moderately long skirt. yard. * -na*«ment eaiairoam.
and 25c yard. » f ■..'. Two pairs of hose supporters are attached. JIJVW"X ._____S=_sSl-S_] ~^~^
't......«r,i u..i„.,„„.., — Basamenl PulaT-troom.
— ********i Halttroom*. v^._^^.^__^^.^_... ._>^^^,>^-^^.—.^.,. -..^,—^^- ar .* i s** _ . * f 1 1
e»>a,.<,V.e>Wa>aW...M» — *.., ■ i>. .^. *,-,^ ■■ >*^~-.~*^.*^^— __ _ - l\l af\ TTltl<Y H O ftt I 11 t* T **» 1 t*» HflH C '
Window Shades Nottmgnam Curtain finds
M It M l jA a n # Machine-made Opaque Window Shades, 19C LaCh
NOVelty Wets ■■■ Art Uenims 36 inches wide and 7 ... long; mounted An exceptionally lUfacUvf a>Mirt .
tt* Donbli ....'! Art Denims in sttrsetlve pat giiss 49 .artshofll unproved sell act"- rv . f^^^r Ends>, in
iiTrn-*, fabric suitable for.curtains, chair, couch ln Water-color Window Shades 36 inches , en-ths ° / r°u l/l J° x ? y,ards' comPr,.s-
■atroinr fabric suitabls for" rntains, . hair, cud. Water-.*..1..r W mdow shades Ik inches h" 8^" 5^ J"v 7 rdS' CWU*^:
or pillow covers. Yard, 12#c. *\ aea7 J r. , „«. ■70. ' ' ,lv ,ies ,n S m.niv Cable and Madras weaves m
Mission-style Novelty Nets In white or ecru, w,,|('am,/ "•""t-" Zu_.t, m .t ,room white, Ivory, ecru ami beige or Arabian
14 Inches wide, in a good Helcction of effective _^^—_^ -*~^^^^~~s~^~s. color. These Ends make admirable
patterns; desirable for dining-room or living- , .^ short curtains f or attic windows or lash
room curtains. Yard, IK< and 25c. /«_. _ "m - _-.' ■ m . m , i". a ,*/ *-'■ • «*, .
Novelty Nets for curtainj.'a strong, square- fC«_ A J_a — £ 0» M^l«^,_ 1 V urta'l 1!L fo!" use '" various rooms. This
mesh fabric in solid red, brown, i.-en or I T TPfI P I 1 K4V 11 P ISOIl is an offering we are enabled to make
cream; 45 inches wide. Yard, 15c. - * » v«vi iv» «a. iiviuvh but twice in the year. Price. 19c each.
— Saaatntni Kaiatroora. V Incorporated J —UasriTKnt 6al«troora.
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