Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume], December 15, 1915, STATE EDITION, Image 6

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MOTOR TRUCK
; MEN PREPARE
f FOR ELECTION
Name Ticket to Be Voted On at
Annual Meeting De
li cember 21.
• The nominating committee of the
Motor Truck Club of New Jersey, at
M recent meeting, reported the slate
lor. the election of officers, which will
take place at the annual meeting of
the club, December 21, ns follows:
President, David Harper; vice-presi
dent. J. D. Black; secretary, Nelson
8; Pringle; treasurer, George Janco
TUs- With the exception of the latter
all have served in the offices for which
tBSy are nominated for re-election
ItUring the last year.
the annual meeting a tentative
jptogram for the coming year will bo
mapped out, and the various standing
•ommittees will be appointed.
“.Officers will be elected and Import
ant business transacted at the annual
meeting of the Automobile Club of
itudson County, to be held in Jersey
XUly, January 11. Final plans for the
<3Ub's legislative program will also
fie made at the meeting. President
jKjmby has named the nominating
dwamlttee as follows: Frederick Dun
lmm, William Van Keuren, George
Slakeslee, Hugo 8cola and Dr. L. A.
Opdyke. I
The automobile lias been instrumen
tal in reducing the number of athletes
to the colleges and preparatory
schools, according to Colonel D. F.
Wills, a former member of the faculty
of iMercersburg Academy, who is now
manager of the Newark branch of the
' Empire Rubber and Tire Company, 889
Jfouth Broad street.
' Colonel Wills, who for more than a
dozen years has been identified with
various athletics, was speaking con
Cfirnlng conditions at Mcrcersburg,
Which has always been known to turn
®ut athletes of more than ordinary
EMIity. The material of late years
has not been up to a former standard,
gnd it was his belief that the auto
mobile, to a certain extent, has taken
the place of the baseball diamond and
thh football oval. Before the auto
mobile became so popular he said the
boys sought recreation on the back
Tots playing baseball or football, and
ho* they are spending their leisure ,
hours in driving their father’s auto
(nobile.
~.JI. A. Bonnell. of the Bonnell Motor
Company, 273 Halsey street, who re
SjjJIy returned from a visit of a few
tys to the factory of* the Dodge
Brothers’ Motor Car Company in De
troit, is enthusiastic over the outlook
tor the coming year for the Dodge
Brothers' cars. j
Mr. Bonnell, who was accompanied
to the factory by H. R. Stratton,
New York; C. R. Bishop and J. H.
McCormack, Brooklyn; C. E. Walker
and H. A. Barkman, Hartford, Conn.,
cays that the company is manufactur
ing on an average of one hundred
cars daily and is unable to meet the
demand of its dealers. The great ma
jority of the cars, he said, are now
being shipped to the West and South,
(where the weather is not so severe
gjB in the East, the shipments to this
(pjgtion being deferred until a month ,
or so later.
The visitors were shown through '
the factory, which has more than
wixty acres of floor space, and is the |
(Second largest plant In the world de- .
Toted to the manufacture of hutomo- I
flies. While the employes are busily
engaged in the manufacture of cars
for the trade they are also preparing
their exhibit for the New York show, J
and will have one of the most elab- 1
orate displays of cars there, as well
CIS in the Chicago show, which will ;
follow soon after.
"It Is well worth a trip to Detroit.” !
staid Mr. Bonnell in conclusion, "to
Yiett the wonderful plant of the Dodge
Brothers’ company. Every visitor,
whether he be an owner of a car or
•’ will be shown the utmost cour
tw*
■The general supposition is that heat
In ttres in due to contact and skid
ding, according to an official of the
Baynes Automobile Company. This
to some extent is true, but the per
centage of heat, he says, as compared
to the real source is small. Much of
the heat comes from the inside of
the carcass of the tire, in which there
art. to be found variations in ten
sion in each ply and between adja
eant piles. The tire In use is con
stantly changing it® shape or form at
OJpces of contact with the road, which
requires a certain amount of energy;
the greater the change in shape the
Btore energy is required and conse
qnjePtly the more heat is developed.
"One of the greatest merits of an
automobile is its capability of sus
taining rapid travel,” said Benjamin
Briscoe, president of the Briscoe Mo
tor Company, Inc., of Jackson, Mich.,
-and while there are certain dangers
Inseparable from fast travel, these
dangers are invariably misrepresent
ed end misunderstood. The great
majority of accidents are due to care
tetumess and reckless driving and not
t*> the actual rate of going. A well
faillt machine in competent hands
B&ay be far less dangerous going at
the rate of fifty miles an hour than
*tx or eight miles an hour with a
■eor car in the hands of an inexpe
Sfenced driver."
TJie day Is past when automobiles
dan be sold without full equipment,
According to W. E. Stalmaker, vice
fssident of the Pathfinder Company,
glatest product of the company in
equipment contains a cigar lighter,
tonneau lights, bumper, one-man top,
ClOCk, speedometer, trouble lamp and
dower pump. |
■ Tlie Beaver Manufacturing Com
pany of Milwaukee has received an
order for the construction of 3,500
special motors for the Sun Motor
Company, to be delivered January 1,
19116, The motors are being built ac
cording to the latter company's de
sign, so that it can easily run up to
3,000 revolutions a minute.
- According to reports from the Motor
•Truck Trade, the educational stage of
the automobile Industry seems to be
R&Ssing. Business men do not have
to be told they need trucks because
tJwv know it. It states, and they
ijriSerstand the superior reliability of j
trucks over horses. Above all, they |
r ai, now eifectively the truck |
pieces the whole working organization j
yf progressive business.
Jersey Girls Help Clarks
Select Gifts for Mrs. Galt
" .'WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Speaker
and Mrs. Champ Clark’s wedding gift
H. Mrs. Norman Galt, President Wil
son's fiancee, is a handsome silver
Compote for fruit or cake. It was
■elected yesterday with the assist
ance of Miss Katherine Baker. Miss
Frances Baker and Miss Mary Baker,
of Wildwood, N. J.
, "The compote is of handwrought
■liver and is a low flat urn on a low
pedestal There is a medallion on
each side of it. Between these are
garlands af leaves and fruit, caught
with floating ribbon*. It tm engraved
with the initial "O."
Open Evenings Until 10
Commencing Saturday, December I8th, and until Christmas,
Hahne & Co. will remain open evenings to accommodate those who
are unable to shop during the daytime.
Hahne & Co.
_NEWARK_
Sale of Oil Paintings
Including cattle, landscape and figures, in deep gilt sweep frames
with shadow boxes.
Up to $10.00 Pictures. $5.00
Up to $25.00 Pictures.$10.00
Up to $60.00 Pictures.$25.00
- ■ .- ■.. "II
Ln equaled Assortments in Men’s, Women’s, Children’s
Gift Handkerchiefs
IN THE gift category few
things are as popular as
Handkerchiefs. Thous
ands and thousands of them
here, grouped in sections to
make selection easy.
Men’s Handkerchiefs
Hemstitched and all made from pure
Irish linen, at, each, l2y*c, 19c, 25c,
39c, 50c.
Men's Handkerchiefs
Pure linen hemstitched initial Hand
kerchiefs. at, each, 12Vfec, 10c, 21c, 25c,
39c and 50c.
Also boxed in half dozens, at, box, ;
75c, 91.00. 91.25, 91.45, 92.25 and 92.90.
Men's Silk Handkerchiefs
Colored borders and all plain white;
a very lai*Ke selection, with or without
initial, each, 25c, 39c, SOc, 75c, 91* 91.25.
Women's Handkerchiefs
All pure Irish linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, neat block initial;
M-inch hem, neatly boxed; alx
Children's Handkerchiefs
Colored bordered initial Hand- 1?%p
kerchiefs; 3 In a box; for.xuv
Women's Initial Handker
chiefs
Of fine sheer shamrock lawn, neat
floral spray, with small block ini- 50c
tlal, neatly boxed; alx for.......
Children's Handkerchiefs
Crepe de chine kewple Handker
chiefs, Imported from Japan. In colors.
Neatly put up In Japanese fold- 25c
era; one in edch folder; each.
Women's Embroidered
Handkerchiefs
Of fine, sheer Shamrock lawn; six
neat embroidered designs In a $1.00
box; for ..v
Women's Madeira Hand
kerchiefs
All pure linen, with scalloped edges,
neat and elaborate embroidered cor
ners. A large variety, all hand em
broidered, from 50c each to 1225 each.
Christmas Linens
Extensive Selections—Special Prices—and Nothing More
Practical in the Realm of Gifts for the Housewife.
Satin Damask Table Cloths
Satin Damask Table Cloths of Pure Irish Linen, in a large selection
of choice designs, neatly boxed for Christmas Gifts, with one dozen napkins *
to match.
One Table Cloth, size j Set
70x70 . ( complete
One dozen Table Nap- (
kina to match, size 22x22 ; v.OO
One Table Cloth, size \ Set
70x88 ...». f complete
One dozen Table Nap- ( fi
kins, size 22x22. ) i
One Table Cloth, size \ Set
72x72 ... I complete
One dozen Table Nap- i Q 11
kins, size 22x22. ) 0,00
One Table Cloth, size \ Set
72x72 .. f complete
One dozen Table Nap- f n he
kins, plze 24x24. ;
Madeira Hand Embroidered Luncheon Sets, six tumbler doilies, six
plate doilies and one-24-inch centerpiece; all hand embroidered in
neat designs on pure linen; neatly boxed; the set, QA
complete ....... ....
A Special Offering of Fancy Decorative Linens
C'lnny Dollle*—Formerly 25c to
$2.98; special at 19c to 91*95.
Clnny Centerpiece*—36 inch; for
merly $2.75 to $8.96; special at 81*95
to 98*50.
Baby Pillow Slip*—Irish hand-em
broidered; formerly 90c to $2.25;
special at 45c to 95c.
Madeira Centerpiece* and Lunch
Cloths—36 Inch. 45, 64, 72 and 90
inch; formerly $18.50 to $95.00 each;
special at $104(0 to $494(0 each.
Cluny Luncheon and Banquet
Cloths—54 inch; formerly $20.60;
special at $144(0. 72 Inch, formerly
$15.50 to $49.50; special at $104(0 to
$294(0.
Note This Good Gift Idea—Bath Sets
Packed in a box so daintily that one almost expects them to be some
article of clothing, these pretty and extremely handsome Bath Sets will
appeal to many bent upon the choosing of Household Gifts.
Bath Mats, $1.95 and $2.25
11 Consisting of two large
b&th towels, two guest bath tovveis
and two wash cloths, neatly boxed
with colored jacquard borders and
monogram space on the towels; they
come in blue, lavender, orange and
pink borders.
Gem style Bath Set, com
Trellis style Bath Sets, ffO OK
complete ..
Bath Sets, $3.50
Consisting of two large
bath towels, two guest bath towels,
two wash cloths and one large bath
mat, all to match with woven Jac
quard borders In towels and mat
with space suitable for initial or
monogram; pink, blue, orange and
lavender; neatly boxed; set <2»Q CA
complete .ipO.OU
HAHNE A CO„ MAIN FLOOR
Many Christmas Gift Lists Are Including
Gloves and Hosiery
SUCH useful gifts are often the most ap
preciated—and here are gloves of fine
quality, enhanced by Special Prices. In a
pretty gift box for the asking.
Women's $3 Glace Kid
Women’s Glace Kid Gloves in 16 and 20-button
length; mousquetaire style; in white only; |
sizes b'/i to 7. Special.
Women's 1-Clasp ^
Women’s One-Clasp Gloves—Tan, P. X. M. and
mocha skin; all sizes. Special 100 1
Biarritz Gloves
Women’s 6-button length Biarritz
Glace Kid Gloves—The correct style
for winter street wear; in white stitch
ed black and all white; all | 1C
sizes... 1
12-Button Glace Kid Gloves
Women’s Glace Kid Gloves—In 12
button length; mousquetaire style; in
white only; sizes 5% to 7; usual- | iC
ly $2.25, at. * *
Women’s Suede Gloves
Women’s Clasp or Burton—Suede, as
sorted sand shades, in the Jouvin &
Cie gloves; in all shades; 5'/i to 1.65
Women’s White Chamois
Women’s One-Clasp White Chamois
Gloves—P. X. M. style; washable,
sizes 5y2 to 7; usually $1.00,
From the Assortment of
Women’s Hosiery
Women's Silk Stockings
Black and white, with both lisle and
silk garter welt; all sizes;
1.00, 1.50, 2.00
Women's Black Lisle
Thread Stockings
All have deep garter tops and rein
forced soles, heels and toes;
25c, 39c & 50c
Qualities of Use and Ornament Combined in
Gifts of Domestic Ivory
On all articles priced over 50c one initial letter will be
engraved without extra charge. The engraving adds a special
feature of individuality.
The selection includes Clocks, Photo Frames, Hair Receivers, Puff
Boxes, Hair Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Dressing Combs, Perfume Bot
tles, Manicure Pieces, Salve Jars, Jewel Cases, Comb and Brush Trays,
Pin Trays, Military Brushes, Hair Brushes, Cloth 1'Qp 4^ $15 00
Brushes, etc., at prices ranging from.. *A,V
Is a special offer for Thursday. A 3-piece set in domestic
ivory, including Comb, Brush and Mirror. One initial letter en
graved on each piece free of charge. Special, the $3.49
Perfumes—Toilet Waters
in Gift Boxes
These are always popular for Christmas giving, and at Hahne’s
the assortment, as well as the moderate prices, are especially
gratifying.
Lack of space forbids the listing: of items, but you will And the
best of Perfumes and Toilet Waters here, Including Colgate’s, Bab
cock's, Bradley’s, Miro-Dena, Hudnut’s Lazell’s, Arty's, 4** <j»C fifi
at prices ranging from. lO $O.UU
Perfume Atomlxem of the de
pendable De Vllbiss make, with
pressed and cut glass bottles and
net covered bulbs. 50CtO$5.00
Pot Flenrle—Floral leaves for
making: up Scent Bag:s and Fancy
Work; In wooden boxes, at 50c
box .
Items of Interest Chosen From a Great Variety of
Underwear and Negligees
Just a collection of individual items noted here and there and mentioned merely as in
dicating the general trend of uncommonly good values.
Women's Night Gowns
Fin© quality nainsook in
slipover style—low round or
square neck, tastefully trimmed
with lace insertions and <M KA
medallions; ribbon finish*”
li hite Petticoats
In a variety of pretty models
—some with deep flounce of em
broidery, others with wide flare
of lace insertion and <2*1 KA
edging; ribbon beading
Women's Drawers
Cambric or nainsook, with
trimmings of dainty lace or
longcloth embroidery, noted for
its splendid wearing qual- CA«
ities .
Envelope Chemise
China silk In dainty flesh or
white effects; excellent quality;
w'ell made; trimmed with
lace insertion and edg- <£J
Boudoir Caps
A dainty assortment of voile,
allover lace, net, satin or crepe .
de chine. All are attractively
trimmed with pretty laces
ribbon.25c and 50c
! Women's Bath Robes
Made of excellent quality
Beacon, raglan and set-in
sleeves nicely trimmed with
satin and self girdle. Large
patch pockets. In gray, laven
der, light blue, Copenhagen,
rose, tan and pink; sizes Qti
36 to 46. Special.
Small Fancy Aprons
Fine quality lawn or organdie,
daintily trimmed with fine laces,
* broidery and ribbon. A large
\ uriety; ideal for QQr
gift giving. lu m
Women's Eiderdown
Dressing Sacques
With long sleeves, round col
lar and fitted backs; may be had
in Copenhagen, red, melon and
wistaria; sizes 36 to 46. OS
Special .
Women's House
Dresses
Made of excellent quality
linene and ginghams, neat
stripes and checks, round,
square and Peter Pan collars;
neatly trimmed with embroid
ery, pique and self materials.
Sizes 36 to 46. Large £1 RA
variety of colors; special
NainsookCorsetCovers
Elaborately trimmed back and
front, with fine Val. lace inser
tion and medallions; <£1 AA
ribbon finish..$1.UU
Housewives Savings! —Lowered Prices On
Blankets <& Comfortables
Winter indispensables—more than welcome—
for the very worth-while reductions will help out the
gift appropriation to unusual advantage.
California Pure Wool Blankets
Single, large and extra large sizes. The finest grade of wool;
soft and downy. Pink, blue and gold borders. Some with Q CA
wide taffeta silk binding; formerly priced up to $13.50; spec. StOli
Comfortables
Full bed size, silk and satin covered; in beautiful floral designs;
filled with best grade hygeia lambs’ wool; formerly priced Q fjj
up to $13.50; special....
Imported. Bed Spreads
Large and extra large size, fine satin finish, beautiful art and
floral designs. Some plain and others with scallop and cut £. AT
corners; formerly priced up to $10.00; special..
Comfortables *
Full size, with figured silk coverings, in pretty floral designs.
All the popular shades, with 9-inch silk border to match, filled with
pure white cotton down, very lofty, light and warm; neatly {? nn
boxed for gifts and extra value at, each...... u>UU
Indian Blankets
All wool, very heavy and firmly woven, in a great variety of the
popular tribe designs. Beautiful color combinations to Q CA
select from; specially priced at, each.'.0»tJU
Noting a Few Descriptions and Prices of
Women’s Handsome Furs
Rest assured that a gift of FURS is something
certain of high favor in the eyes of every woman.
Beautiful peltries at moderate price are a special
feature at Hahne’s.
I 'Women’s 40-lnch Hudson Seal Coats, of selected full
skins, well matched and finished, full ripple, loose back
model, with deep set-in sleeves, finished with turn-up
cuffs of same fur. Collar in the square style, square
fronts. Linings of figured poplin. Excellent $79.50
Women’s 40-Inch Black Russian Pony Coats, of per
fectly matched, nicely molred skins, in the new full back
flaring models, collars in the square styles of dyed rac
. coon or self fur. Linings of figured poplin or <£OE AA
k Skinner’s satin. Excellent value......tpueJ.vv
I Women’s Black Fox Pillow Muffs, of well matched
w skins, nicely lined and finished. Excellent $22.50
Other prices in Black Fox Muffs, 12.50 to 33.50.
Scarfs to Match, in the popular double fur fflO CA
one-animal style, at.
Other styleB of Black Fox Scarfs, 13.50 to 29.50.
A Better finality of black fox muffs in the animal
style, melon shape, finished with head and brush, 50
Scarfs to Match, in the double fur one-animal style.
bru»heciar“h heBd/.pawsandla.rse$19.50and$22.50
Natural Skunk Muffs, In the new ball style, of fcOK AA
good full skins, well matched and finished.
Scarf* fo Match, tn the «Q KH
choker style . 'w,,w
Dyed skunk Muff*. In the melon
shape, of choice selected skins, well
Shed and. ,fin: $14.50 and $15.50
Scarfs to Match, in the dou- CIO £()
ble fur one-animal style, at..
A Choice I'Ot of natural Raccoon
Muffs in the new ball and melon shapes.
Ain.c\t.dai:k $15.00 and $22.50
Scarfs to Match, in the double fur
one-animal style, also the silk lined
r™r\eftec'8:... $9.50 to $35.00
l\o Doubt About a Welcome for These
Salks and D>ress Goods
Given her choice, many a woman would welcome Dress Materials
above all things as one of her friendship tokens for Christmas morn
ing. Thursday’s items are priced to make the choosing more than
usually satisfactory. And each length will be daintily packed in a
gift box, if you make the request when purchasing.
42-inch Chiffon Velvet, special 3.75 yd.
All Silk, a cloth of exceptional merit, with lofty pile and rich )
finish. It comes in the popular new shades—African brown, (3*75
Hague blue, navy, taupe, Copenhagen and black. Special at, yard )
1.00 Corduroy, 26 in. wide, special 87c yd.
A cloth of superior weight, deep hollow cord, beautiful finish, "i
in a complete line of street shades, including white and black; an l
ideal fabric for skirts, suits and coats. Formerly $1.00; special I1 O/w
at, yard ..J
2.00 Black Chuddah, 44 in. wide, special 1.69 yd.
Made of pure mohair and worsted yarns; a bright and silky 1 , _
material, dyed a perfect black; a superior quality cloth. Formerly [• 1 qO
$2.00; special at, yard. 1
1.25 All Wool Whipcord, 50 in. wide, special 84c yd.
A cloth of good weight, heavy cord, strictly all-wool; comes 1 _
in two shades of navy blue and can be depended upon to give ex- >
cellent service. Formerly $1.25; special at, yard. )
79c Black Messaline is reduced to 68c yd.
This bright, lustrous material is a rich jet black and full 35 l
inchs wide. Particularly good value. Formerly at 79c; special [ nxr
at, yard .. ) vtvjv
Notable Coat Reductions for Attention of
Women, Girls’ and Misses’
Values that call for earliest shopping, in coats
that have the attraction of smart style and which
were really superior value at their former prices.
Women's Costs of zibeline, chinchilla, corduroy and
kersey, trimmed with fur, velvet, plush or buttons, In light
or dark colors; some are full flare, belted models.
All colors. All sizes. Formerly $14.98. QQ
Special ...^
Women's Coats of pebble cheviot, corduroy, zibeline,
tweeds and mixtures, button to neck models, with con
vertible collar of plush, velvet or fur, fancy shaped pock
ets. All colors. All sizes. Formerly $19.75. $14 50
Women's Coats, trimmed with fur, velvet, plush or
buttons, in the new belted full flare models, in corduroy,
zibelines, pebble cheviots and plaid back mixture-*.
All colors. All sizes. Formerly $25.00 H KA
Special .
Women's Dressy Coats, in a variety of models, such
as the high chin collar of fur or velvet, belted, full flare
models, trimmed with fur or plush. The materials are i
broadcloth, corduroy, velour de laine, pebble cheviots and i
plaid back mixtures. All colors. All sizes. For- i
merly »35.00. Special.JpA't.OU i
Girls’ Coat* of chinchilla, zibeline and kersey cloth, f
button to neck models with convertible collars, trimmed *
with velvet, braid or buttons; full kilted skirt. AA
Sizes 6-14. Formerly $8.98. Special.tpu.vv
Girl*’ Coat* of corduroy, chinchilla and zibeline, in a
large assortment of styles, trimmed with plush, velvet or
buttons; lined throughout and warmly Interlined. Q&
All colors; all sizes. Formerly $10.98 Special...
Girls’ Coats of chinchilla, corduroys,
wool, plush and zlbeline, collar and
cuffs trimmed with fur, velvet or plush,
lined throughout and warmly inter
lined; full kilted skirts. All colors.
Special ***'.. FOrmerly .. ,14:9.8: $10-00
Misses’ Coats of plaid back mixtures,
wool plush, chinchilla and corduroy,
button to neck models, with convertible
collars of fur, velvet or plush, belted
full flare, lined throughout and warmly
interlined. All colors. Sizes 14
16-18. Formerly $22.50. Spe- 9g
Men’s Gloves
Men's Gloves 1.50
Tan Cape Wash Gloves, with
bone snap buttons; Meyer's make;
extra good value at.*1.50
Men's Gloves 1.75
Gray mochas, -with self and
black embroidered backs, snap
button; all sizes; a very popular
glove and one that sells well
at.*1.73
Men's Gloves 2.25
Gray mochas, with self backs
and silk lined, so that they Blip
on and off easily; pair..*2.25
Men's Gloves 50c & 1.00
Ir* gray, brown and black;
warm and comfortable gloves
that can't be beaten at 50e and *1
Everything in the Way of Men’s Fnmishings
1.50 Shirts tor 95c
A collection of madras and cheviot shirts with soft
and stiff cuffs and all sleeve lengths to 36. Sizes 14 to 18.
3.50 & 4.00 Silk Shirts tor 2.95
Choice of neat patterns in stripes with colorings of
blue, black, green and helio.
New Shirts at 1.50
Some negligee, some plaited bosoms, soft and stiff
cuffs, new and exceptionally good patterns.
Mens White Shirts at 1.25
Plaited bosom shirts with half-inch plaits of fine
count cambric, hand laundered; sizes 14 to 18, and
sleeve lengths 33 to 36.
Men’s Silk Shirts at 5.45
Neat and wide stripes of crepes and granite weave
silks. These are all-silk materials and will make beau
tiful Christmas gifts. Just arrived.
Men’s House Coats at 5.00
Double-faced cloths, bound with silk cord at edge
and pockets. Sizes 34 to 46. Also in wool materials of
double-faced cloths, oxford, navy and brown. $5.00 and
$6.50.
1.50 & 2.00 Neckwear, 95c
Handsome Silks and Satins of heavy
quality, in floral effects, Practically all
colorings.
New Neckwear at 55c
Seemingly an endless assortment of
plain colors, stripes and plaids to choose
from.
2.50 to 3.50 Neckwear, 1.65
In rich imported silks and satins of
foreign manufacture. Large, handsome
designs and floral effects.
4.50 Neckwear for 2.45
These are made from the finest neck
wear silks in flowered effects and beau
tiful colorings.
3.50 Blanket Robesy 2.95
These are cut full and roomy and come
in small plaid effects, of all colors.
Men's Underwear at 1.15
Natural wool shirts and drawers, me
dium heavy weight, cut high at neck.
Sizes, shirts, 34 to 50; drawers, 30 to 50.
1 .. . ..... ....
Men's Pajamas at 2.00
Medium weight cheviots in neat stripes and plain
colors, also plain colors of silkbound cotton crepes.
Pearl buttons and silk frogs.
1.50 Pajamas tor 1.00
These are in plain colors and stripes, madras and
cheviots, pearl buttons and silk frogs.
1.25 Domet Pajamas for 89c
Made of soft, fleecy domet flannels, cut full and
roomy, in military style.
“Onyx" Silk Socks at 50c
Pure silk with double heel and toe, in black, white,
tan, gray, suede, champagne and navy.
1.50 “Onyx" Silk Socks for 1.00
All-silk, with either Pointex or square heel. In
black and colors.
1.50 to 3.50 “Onyx" Socks for 1.35
Beautiful silk socks for gift giving. English de
sign in spot effects, a variety of combinations as well'
as plain colors of ingrain silks
Umbrellas
2.00 Umbrellas for 1.50
Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas
with paragon frames and silk cases.
A handsome assortment of handles
to choose from. Formerly $2.00:
special....$1.50
2.50 Umbrellas for 2.00
Choice for both men and women;
fine quality with sterling silver trim
mings. Formerly $2.50; special, $2.00
3.75 Umbrellas tor 3.00
Union Taffeta Umbrellas, with
sterling silver mounts and plain
handles; for men and women. For
merly $3.75; special.$3.00