Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume], April 17, 1914, STATE EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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LACKAWANNA TOWNS
Morristown Notes
| The will of the lute William H.
h Dutton, of Western avenue, just ad
r mitted to probate, bequeaths the
i whole estate to Mrs. Harriet S. Dut
| ton, his wife, who is named as execu
i trix.
Police headquarters accommodated
| thirteen lodgers Wednesday night,
which is the largest number this
* spring.
Miss Bessie Amerman, of New
! York, who spoke on district nursing
j at the meeting of the Women’s Town
! Improvement Committee yesterday
afternoon, took dinner with Miss
I Mary Knox, of the Menzie House.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Charles A. Bay, son
of Mrs, Andrew Bay, of Karly street,
and Miss Florence O'Connell, of
Graphite, N. Y. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride
Wednesday morning. Only immedi
ate relatives attended the wedding.
Mrs. Bay went from Morristown to
attend the ceremony.
Mrs. Frank Morse gave a dinner
party at her home in Olyphant Park.
There were fourteen guests.
Arrangements have been made for
the Morris Academy to continue its
sessions at the Young Men's Chris
tian Association building for Hie next
school year. When the academy was
burned out by the destruction of the
library and lyceum building tempo
rary quarters were sought at the
Y. M. C. A.
.Miss Frances Zhnmermann, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Zim
inermann, had a narrow escape yes
terday when her mother gave her
r.'irbolie add In mistake for a medi
ehv . Miss Zimmermann complained
ot Being ill and her mother went to
a closet for some medicine. She
nicked up the bottle containing the
acid instead of the medicine and
gave some to her daughter. Quick
work by a physician saved the young
Woman.
By special request the Tap’aow
Club will hold another ''ladies’ night”
entertainment on Tuesday evening in
its club rooms on Washington street.
Tii amusements will include bowl
ihg, cards, pool and billiards. J.
Fred Runyon is chairman of the com
mittee of arrangements, the other
members of which are Clarence
Bockoven, H. C. Baker, R. H. B'ur
chell, Joseph A. Preim, Herman
Viedt, ,1r., Walter P. Selvage and F.
Flagg Vogt.
Mrs. Susanna Eleanora Kinnicutt,
Who died October 36, 1910, left a net
estate of $107,665 to tier husband, Dr.
Francis 1'. Kinnicutt. The assets In
cluded desposits of $6,170 and stocks
and bonds of $110,939.
Miss Fannie Miller, of Newark, is
♦ he guest of Judge Oliver K. Day
find Mrs Day.
Frank P. Uloodgood was a week
end visitor at the home of Carl Wrede
in Olyphant Park.
At the next meeting of the Phoenix
Branch, Grand Fraternity, Monday
evening, there will be a smoker.
Miss Thomas Little and Miss Emily
Little, of Ossining, N. V., ure visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little, of Water
street,
Iona Tribe of Red Men give a dance
in the Elks’ building tonight
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Dover Notes
The Mill brook Athletic Club base
ball team has been reorganized with
the following officers and players:
Anton Gunther, .manager; Harold
Eaton, captain; Jack Davenport and
Paul Bopp, catchers; Eugene Cooper,
pitcher: Harold Eaton, first base;
Anton Gunther, second base; Winfield
Hopkins, third base. Roger Adams,
shortstop; Dietrich, Gunther, Mmy
Cauely and Robert Gardner, outtleld.
Any fast amateur or semi-pro teams
desiring to book games should com
municate with Manager Gunther,
Miss Grace Gillen, daughter of
Sheriff and Mrs. Whitfield B. Gillen,
will entertain a number of friends at
a reception at Morristown tonight.
Max Claus, of West Blackwell
street, has gone to Saxony, Germany,
for a visit of several weeks to his
native home.
Mrs. Charles Trowbridge, of Baker
avenue, is on a visit to her brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. frank
Cox, of Newark.
Miss Mary A. Bliss, of Washington,
D. C., is spending several days at the
home of Miss Mildred V. Gardner, at
Suceasunna.
H. Miller Roff, of West Dickerson
street, left yesterday morning to take |
a position In New York oity.
William D. Jardine, of Kenvil, a.m
been removed to Memorial Hospital,
Morristown, in a critical condition.
A. B. Meredith, assistant commis
sioner of education of New Jersey,
will address the members of .the Cen
tral Home and Schol Association in
the High School auditorium Tuesday
night on “Some Fundamental Prob
lems of Education.” The German
Quartet will sing.
me new' omciais of me wnaiton
Borough fire department recently
elected are: Chief. William P. Curtis;
first assistant chief, Edward D. Hop
ler; second assistant chief, Daniel J.
Ketterick; secretary-treasurer, John
Kernick; trustees, William H. Ball,
James T. Spargo and Ellsw'orth Post.
The following schedule has been ar
ranged for the Dover High School
baseball team: Friday, April 17, Ber
nardsville, at Bernardsville; Wednes
day, April 22, Chatham, at Chatham;
Saturday, April 25, Washington, at
Washington; Monday,.April 27, Mor
ristown, at Morristown; May 2, Belle
ville, at Dover; May 0, Newton, at
Newton; May 8, Columbia, at South
Orange: May 13, Bernardsville, at
Dover; May 19, Morristown, at Dover;
May 22, Boonton, at Dover; May 27,
Newton, at Dover; May 29, Madison,
at Madison; June 1, Chatham, at
Dover. June 3. Hackettatown, at
Hacltettstown; June 5, Madison, at
Dover; June 10, Boonton, at Boonton;
June 12, Phillipsburg, at Dover; June
15, Columbia, at Dover.
A minstrel show is being rehearsed
by the girls of the local High School
to be presented In the auditorium
next Friday night. The cast Includes
Misses Sarah O’Connor, Eunice Golds
worthy, Fredericka Hosking, Mabel
Turner, Harriet Parker, Madge
Paquette. Helen Searing. Estelle
Lambert, Margaret O’Brien and
Helen Thompkins.
Benjamin Miller, of Orange, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Keistra,
of Hudson street.
635 Broad St., Cor. New St.
Women’s Distinctive Outer Apparel
After=Easter Clearance!
Spring; Suits
$IS-$I8 Values
High-grade suits in many of the most
favored new Spring models, made of
H Gabardines, Crepe Poplins,
W Checks and Serges
f in Copenhagen, Reseda, Tango, Wistaria, Navy and
! Black. Quaint peasant jackets or cutaway coat models.
I Lined with silk peau de cygne. Novel collar effects and
■ new sleeves. Trimmings of silk or moire. Skirts in 1, 2
S^and 3-tier style or new tunic or pegtop effects.
f Spring Dresses
Usual $8-$IO Values
Excellently made, smartly styled,
neatly trimmed costumes of
Wool Crepe and Fine Serge •
in the most popular Spring colors. New kimono yoke
effects and wing sleeves. Trimmings of silk, laCe and
moire. Stylish collar effects. Some of the skirts are in
spiral effects; others are in tunic or pegtop models.
Warranted Alterations FREE
$3-$4 Skirts
1.95
? Newest tier models or strictly
tailored effects. Made of nobby
cheeks, line serges ami mixtures,
plain shades and fancy effects.
$8-$10 Coats
Toppy Balinncaans In fancy
mixtures, ruglun shoulders, con
vertible collar. Dressy coats of
line serges. In leading colors;
neatly trimmed.
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Let Your Spring Cleaning Be Thorough
Petty’s Lightning Fluid
and exterminate the inseet life
in your home, especially bed bugs
Powder, merely touches the surface. Petty’s
Lightning Fluid penetrates into crevices and
hunts out the bugs themselves and their eggs.
Does the Work Cleanly, Instantly, Completely
Does not corrode metal; all signs disappear in a day or two.
Farewell Forever
to .Moths, Roaches, \nts, Flies. Fleas and other*
vermin where Petty’s Lightning Fluid is used
A real boon to the particular housewife.
An absolute essential to the "cleanly home.
Pint Bottle... 20c 3 Bottles.. .55c Ballon can .1.10
Petty s Pharmacy^
PETTY: He Puts Up Prescriptions
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Tomorrow Last Day of the
Sale of Fine Ribbons
If you need ribbons—and who does not, since ribbons
are all the go?—here is your opportunity to save money:
38c Moire Taffeta Ribbon, yard.25c
39c and 49c Moire Taffeta Ribbon at. yd. 29c
39c Satin Taffeta Ribbon at, yard.29c
23c to 39c Fancy Ribbon at, yard.19c
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wmmammm Close Saturday 9 P. M., Other Days 5:30 P. M. mmaaman
wmmmmaamummammmmmammammmmmmmmmmmammm
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Reg. 5.98 to 6.98 Cowhide Bags
Made of heavy stock cowhide, extra reinforced, with
riveted and hand-sewed corners, all leather lined, deep
pocket inside, single and double handles, in
tan or black; sizes 16, 17, 18 inch. Just the
thing you need and a great bargain. Spe
cial .
Trunk and Hag Department. Second Floor
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The Spring Shoe Exhibit
Ends Saturday 9 P. M. It Is a Treat and an Education
It has served as a demonstration, showing the position of this store in the matter of
shoe selling. It has brought hundreds of women to our shoe department who never before
visited it, adding largely to its many friends by the making of new ones. Why not come
tomorrow?
Women’s High Cut Shoes,
from .;{.()() to 7.00
Women's Low Cut Shoes and
Pumps .. -2.50 to 6.00
Women’s Slippers. range
from.50c to 3.00
Infants , Children's. Misses’ <£ Growing Girls' Shoes
High and Low Cuts, from.'.,S5c to 4.25
Prices vary, according to sizes, styles, qual
ities.
Little Gents’. Boys’ and Young Men’s Shoes.
Oxfords and Pumps.1.50 to 1.50
The “(inby” Pump at $3.50 Pair
k Gunmetal and patent leather, just like the picture, made with
3 turn soles and crescent heels. The price is $3.50; yesterday a young
w lady who had been in everv store in town said as she bought it. it
pleased her better than anything she had seen at $5.00, and it Htted
better than any she had tried on at any price.
“Gaby Pumps $5 Here’s another smart one. Oaoy
... ~*£~~ — Pump with patent leather vamps .
and brocaded hacks, with Spanish LXV. heels and turn soles, I
with black, gray and brown backs.
The “Cleopatra" Pump, 4.00—Its here—i, s iust likf the
■i" -... picture—you ve seen it in
the New York stores at $5.00 and $6.00. It’s here at $4.00. It’s
a real beauty. Made with the new “crescent heel” in dull mat, kid
and patent leather with welt soles. And here’s another good one—
Women's Reg. 3.50 Tango Pumps
Of patent leather and gunmetal, welt soles, Cuban heels, three eyelets and ribbon lace;
very popular for street wear; sizes 2|j to 7; widths, A to D. These are beauti- /»C
ful pumps and excellent value at $3.50 per pair. Very exceptional value at,
per pair .
That Sale of Leather Hand Bags
Ends Saturday 9 P. If.
Grouped in five lots at special prices, not a job lot, but goods from our regular stock,
which is a little heavier than it ought to be at this time of the year; for that reason we have
made these reductions to reduce the quantity on hand;
$1.00 Hags, reduced to. 79c
$1.50 Hags, reduced to.$1.19
$1.98 Hairs, reduced to.$1.3
$2.25 and $2.50, reduced lo.$1.79
Bags, reduced to...
Any Bag from $3.25 to $15.00 20% Off Marked Selling Price
All styles of leather Hand Bags are included in this sale—pin seal, real seal, morocco,
calf, walrus, etc., in all the latest shapes.
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Shirts
The Manhattan Shirt needs no introduction. It is recognized as one of the very best shirts
made. The output of the Manhattan Shirt Company is enormous. They control several mills
which manufacture their cloths, thereby having exclusive patterns. The workmanship and quality
of cloth, the style, the fit and the laundering are all that could be desired in the shirt industry.
Prices Range From 1.50 to 5.00.
And Now We Have Manhattan Underwear for Men
Made of the finest cloths, consisting of “Togo” cloth, the finest soisettc, also silk finished
mercerized in plain and silk stripe. Perfect in fit, every size of correct proportions. A pleasure
for us to sell them and will be a pleasure for those who wear them. Made in | AA x j aa
Union Suits, also single Shirts and Underdrawers. The prices range from.. HI
*i on tirade Shirts innl I)rn wers—Coal .stylo,
no sleeves, drawers to match, knee length, im
proved hip straps, in plain white Togo cloth, large
check nainsook or Idue stripe madras on white
ground.
SI.Ml tirade Men’s Shirts and Urnwers—
Whiteman’s genuine soisette, coat style, no
sleeves, drawers knee length to match; elegant
fit and wear.
$2.00 t.riule >IeiT* Slilrln mill Drawer*—Coat
styles, no sleeves, knee length, drawers to match;
made from silk finished soisette. Very finely made.
#2.041 tleu’i* Shirt* nml Drmvrra—Satin stripe
silk finished soisette, coat style, no sleeves, knee
length, drawers to match. Cool and comfortable.
I nIon Suits for %l«wi in Togo, soisette silk fin
ished and satin stride, made athletic style, no
sleeves, knee length.
S1.R0, #2.041, S2.no, #.'1.00 nml #4.00 Mach.
Many Cloth Suits Reduced I
Never has there been such difficulty to obtain materials
for the making of women's tailored suits. Some of our
choicest suits are in materials that are almost impossible to
duplicate. Owing to this fact, we will close out a number
of splendid models, in a variety of good colors, models you
will admire at sight, and in a good range of sizes and ma
terials black, navy, tan, Copen. brown and other colors.
Regular $22.50 to $25.00 Suits at.18.50
Regular $30.00 and $35.00 Suits at.... 25.00
Regular $35.00 and $40.00 Suits at.... 30.00
Cloth Coats Reduced
It is nothing unusual for customers to tell us that
ours is by far not only the best, but the largest assortment
of coats in the city. Our immense business requires im
mense stocks. We find that we have too many on hand at
the present time. This means cutting prices in order to re
duce quantity, which we have done. This means money
saving for you, but remember the sale does not include our
entire stock. Enough, however, to please all, to suit all
Misses', juniors’ or women's sizes, novelty materials- -
serges, diagonals, plaids, checks and dozens more.
Formerly Sold for $10.00 to $12.50, now.. .$ 8.50
Formerly Sold for $16.50 to $18.50, now.. .$12.50
Formerly Sold for $20.00 to $25.00, now.. $16.50
Formerly Sold for $25.00 to $30.00, now... $20.00
Sale of Women's
Wash Dresses
Good Values at ) t rq
2.00; special.., | * <0/
A dress neat in design, of a
bright pattern, full of snap and
character, in a material that
needs no ironing. Just wash,
hang up and dry and it is ready
to wear. The material is a deli
cate stripe crepe with medium
low neck, batiste embroidered
collar, sleeve, trimmed at
cufl to match collar and small
black velvet bow fastened with
buckle; special at $l.i»H.
The Girls’ Apparel Needs
The I'lmrles Dickens Dress for
<.irl*—You have heard of the
"Oliver Twist” and “Peg o’ My
Heart" Dress? Now we want to
draw your attention to our piece
dress called the "Dickens," of good
quality linon in combination color,
also white trimmed with contrast
ing color, belt, and buttons, skirt is
slashed about two inches, 'y f\f\
fastened with buttons’
sizes <5 to 14; price..
t.IrlN’ iiimI Junior i ont*—You
will 11 nd a variety of styles to se
lect from in ai-7n length, cutaway
front, box effects, set-in sleeves,
side pockets, others with sasli,
side pockets, others with *7
sash, navy, Copen. mix- |#V0
tureH, stripes, tango; price
Tots' nml filrls’ Spring fonts—
Wo will pick right out of stock
four stunning models that have
been sold for $6.HO, for your se
lection, in navy, Copen, check, all
this season’s materials and models,
some with yoke effect, others with
notch collar, fancy collar, cuff of
white rep. belted hack p
seams ail bound; Satur- llli
day, only . „4
.linilor mid Young Hisses*
Dresses—Daintiest models in white
crepe, trimmed with overskirt ef
foet, finished with ruffle of blue K
and white crepe; waist is trimmed
with Venise insertion of laco, fancy
white buttons, finished at
waist with blue mesaallne
belt; i:i, 15, 17; at
Sale “Waltham” & “Elgin”Watches I
For Men, Women and Boys; 10-Year Guarantee
Worth 10.00 and 12.00 Each
Just 95 of these universally known watches )
here; gold filled case, 7 jeweled movement; - A
extraordinary value at.I K,
We couldn't get more or we'd have taken 200 of them. If you need a watch U
now or know a friend who wants one, tell him or her about this special offer- wj
ing, for these watches will sell fast. But there’s no fear of them "going" fast \
or slow for that matter. You know the reliability of Elgin and Waltham move- ^
meats. All arc timed and regulated and will keep accurate time. Com
muters who must make last-minut** trains are especially Invited to this sale
The cases are the product of one of America’s best ease makers, each one guar
anteed 10 years; open face or hunting, plain, engine turned or engraved; all at
one price. 7.7%.
Let Us Fill Alt Your Spring and
Summer Demands with These
Dainty Blouses
Our reputation as purveyors
to the blouse needs of Newark
women stands very high and is
continually being demonstrated
by our remarkable value-giving.
2.50 Voile anil Lingerie mouses
—Large assortment, chic and
stylish, some embroidered, others
with Val. insertions, and still
others with touches of colored
embroidery, low neck or high
neck, sleeves long or ^ AA
! short, good fitting, sizes A IIII
3 1 to 48, special at.
Voile' ami Lingerie ItlouseM—
Elegant assortment of models,
many of them copies of higher
priced blouses, mostly with the
1 low neck, so much in demand,
t rimmed with Val. insertions;
others embroidered, looks like
handwork; new raglan %
sleeves, cuffs to match, dainty
collars; others in novelty mate
rials, with collars and vests
tucked raglan sleeves j rirw
you will find what you I IIIB
want at .
Crepe de Clilne, Shadow Laces
mid Chilton IIIoiimcn—Just the
kind you want to wear with your
tailored suit in white, maize,
liesh as well as serviceable
shades, in short sleeves or long
sleeves, raglan or straight
sleeves, tailored or.fancy, p f\(\
many have elastic belts at q III I
< waistlines, chick & dressy
Other Models up to $25.00
A Very Fine Assortment
Fine Pearl Beads
At Special Hr ices
These goods must he seen to be
appreciated. Heads that will last
a lifetime. Can be washed, step
ped on. and nothing will hurt
them. Three speciaPnecklaces at
very special prices. Livery neck
lace guaranteed five years
against any ki^id of hard usage.
Value Sfl.Ofl—15-inch; spec.. .:i.SO
Value J9.00—30-inch; spec., .fl.ru>
Value 512.50_45-inch; spec. .0.110
Men’s 75c Silk Socks
Men’s thread silk socks, full
fashioned with silk clocking,
double lisle side, heel and toe,
in black, navy, tan, gray and
white; sizes 9'- to 11; tills is a
timely silk tiose bargain for
most men are wearing ox- pn
fords now and find silk Jut
hose a necessity; sp’l., pr.
$1.00 P. & N. Thomson
Corsets at 69c
The best style garment for the
housekeeper, very durable, yet
giving that ease now sought by
all women, especially during the
warm weather; low top and very
long skirt; IS to 26; for Satur
day only; the corsets are worth
$1 a pair, and you save 31c ✓
on each one tomorrow at {JVC
the special price of.
Headquarters for llrtiMMierea
from SOe t» $5.60
Unusual Sate Trimmed Millinery
Hats in This Collection of About 225 That Were 5.00, 6.00 |
and Up to 10.00; Every Hat as Stylish as It Can Hr and
fm Every H'ciy Worth Its Regular Price, While Tliev Last at )
Too many Trimmed Hats, that is the reason for this tremendous price cut. In the col
~ lection ar: suit hats and dress hats, black colors and combination; no two hats alike. If you
have not as yet secured your Spring Hat, here's an opportunity to get two for about the price
of one. Every hat hears the L. S. Plaut & Co. impress of distinctiveness and individuality.
Untrimmed Hats
at $1.45
Gold color and black,
turned side effect, sailor
ideas and many other smart
shapes of hemp, some of split
braid, now the vogue.
Black ami Colored Untrimmed
Hats at 9$c, $1.45 and $1.9$
Juvenile Millinery
Unquestionably the greatest and smartest collection of
Juvenile Millinery and Millinery for Juniors ever presented
in Newark. Hand-Made Hats and blocked shapes, beautiful
colors and trimmed with various soft materials.
Prices Range from 5.00 to Id.50 for Dressy Hats
and 49c to 4.9H for School Hats and General-Wear
Your Boys’ New Spring Apparel
The little fellow is just as anxious as anyone to be decked out in Spring attire. He takes as much pride in a new Spring Suit as his
elder brother. This is the boys’ store of Newark - the place where little chaps’ wants are known and provided for at small expense to parents.
Bring the boys here. They are sure to be pleased and so are you; no doubt whatever.
Our Special “Double Service” Suit
With Two Pairs of Trousers
Value of $6.50 and 7.50; new Norfolk models, with
j loose or stitched on belts, plain and patch pocket
styles, materials of all wool cassimeres and cheviots,
pretty mixtures of grays and tans; the coats are alpaca
lined. Both trousers are cut full peg _
fashion, with watch pockets, licit loops ^ ^
and full lined; sizes 7 to IS years; a* - ^ ^11
tual value $6.50 and $7.50; specializing
at .
Men’s Clothing
Men's and Young Men’s New Spring Suits,
Top Coats and Baimacaans
Special cure in the workmanship, liner grade ma
terials and ninny oilier points were added lo these
suits in order to make them superior in every way.
The Suits are in Fnglish and conservative
models with soft roll or pressed lapel; patch or
plain pockets, very new mixtures, hairline, pencil
stripe, checks, oxfords and serges; men*s sizes 34
to 48; regular, stouts and slims.
Fnicllsli llnlmiicauns. era venetted, all new
Spring mixtures; 34 to 42. *l1k- .
Faced to Frige TO|i t oats, Oxford 1 C ||(| 4
and black, sizes 35 to 46. ICxtra IJ I I If
value .
Boys’ Reg. 8.50 Norfolk Suits
With Two Pairs of Trousers
Saturday only—Our regular stock of two trousers
suits; excellent materials of all wool cheviots and cassi
nteres in a variety of pretty mixtures; clever Norfolk
models, with patch pockets; hoth trousers cut full peg
fashon, lined and taped throughout;
sizes 7 to IIS years; durable for school or
dress wear; the extra trousers just
double the life of the suit; special at,.,
Straw Hats for Boys
Tyrolean, Teddy and Rah Rah shapes. Fine grade
straw, velvet and grog-grain, binding and bands. Rah
Rah with button top, white, navy, black and | | f\
brow'n .straw's; sizes 6% to ♦!%; value $1.50, gpe- I I 7
clalizliic at .
Hoys' llaloifieiiini Coats For the little fellows,
ages 1! to 11! years: pretty’ mixtures, cut 011 same m j>a
lines as men’s coats; full sweep and arm straps: /
nobby, exceptional values ... . .
Bovs’ Hish-Grade Straw
Hals, Reg. $4.95 (trade
Saturday only, fine grade
Milans and Panamas, in
all the newest
shapes; special... - -
Special Offering Young Men's Suits, Worth $15
Just 75 of these exclusive young men's suits, cut on English lines, ) || AA
soft roll lapels, patch pockets, high cut vests and cuff trousers \ Il*vv
Materials of all wool cassimeres, pretty range of the newest mixtures and pencil stripes in
all shades; an actual saving on every suit of $4.00; sizes 33 to 38 chest. Men who can wear
a 38-inch chest suit may readily be fitted. There’s snap and style to these suits—and they
are tailored in a manner worthy of our recommendation; specially priced at.$11.00
Chamois Gloves
lire very popular for spring and
summer wear, as they wash just
us readily as a piece of linen. Iii
the folio wing Items we direct
attention to Doeskin and Cham
ois Cloves for women, misses
and children.
Women's Ml-llntton Import oil
Washable Doeskin GlovAs,
Paris point backs, all sizes,
good value at tin priev of,
pair .
Women's 12-lluf ton Imported
Washable Doeskin Cloves.
Paris point backs, all sizes, in
white, extra value at, pr. git.L'o
Women's 0-Hut ton lliarrit/.
Washable Doeskin Gloves, in
white, all sizes, long wearing
gloves at, pair.$1,341
Women's I nn«l - Clasp and
Pin ton W ashable Doeskin and
Chamois Cloves, all sizes in
white, pair.$i.5t»
Women's l-CInap W askable
Chamois Cloves. Paris point,
embroidered hack, in natural
and white, pair.$|,00
WlNNem', Children** and Little Tot*'
Washable Chamois Cloves,
London embroidered backs, all
sizes in white and natural.
Pair . . . $1 ,<hi
Saturday
Night Specials
From 7 to l) IK M .
10c& 12y>c Fancy Col
ored Batiste & Swiss
Assortment of (lowered,
figured and dotted styles,
\vMt< to dark colored
grounds; also navy blue
Swiss with black dots, aud
white with black dots, 27
inches wide: ideal mate
rials for spring and /
summer wash dresses: QC
special, yard.
Standard Apron
Ginghams
Now, full pieces, heavy
weight, excellent quality,
fine weave, clear, distinct
deep dyed fast colors; 27
inches wide: immense as
sortment of various size
blue and white s
checks; special at, OG
yard .. \
Women's 25c Hose
Women’s black, also
white silk lisle, hose, light
weight; just the thing for
the coining season; all have
double garter tops and re
inforced soles and heels;
all sizes, 8H to | >r
10; special at, per |
pair .
Reg. 45c and 55c
Busse Chair Seats
12 in. by 13 in., covered
in tin- best quality artifi
cial leather, red and black:
no tacks required, simply
I lend and attach hooks;
most suitable for dining
room chairs; specially re
duced in price to prove an
attraction for Sat- _
urday evening from
7 p. in. to 0 p. m„ each
it