Buy a Gift Each Week
Not only will it bo easier on
your pocketbook but by »elect­
ing at leaat one gift a week
you nre sure to make a more
satisfactory »»lection tliar
wait till the last »hen *’
it on and the be»*
gone.
In What Way Could You Better Your Selection of Things to
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tniori'
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also be *
can you will
goverp-
,
ating with the
garding Christmas shopr'(B^ _
» new ruling re-
otic duty to join witE, us ¡.
and it is your patri-
as light an increase on «*
a making this Christmas
Not only that, but mi*
a »livery service as you can.
en, too, are gone in"
.oy of our store men and worn-
out being open
.»o war work or service and with-
falls in th? ds
evenings, all Christmas shopping
and spread
./light hours. So “ buy a gift a week’ ’
from no
. your purchases over the whole period
.<» until Christmas.
Practiced Needs
for a Patriotic Christmas
I’ B At’T K ’ A L D IPT M KIM ’ ll A \ DISK
NOW SHOWN AT TIMS MTOKK FOB
Y O I’ K S K L K tT lo N
Choice Things of Worth in Wear; Sensible, Givable, Desirable
SA N TA CLAUS HAS VOLUNTEERED W IT H UNCLE SAM AND CALLS UPON E VE R Y ONE OF
US TO M AK E OUR CHRISTMAS PURCHASES FROM W A R W IN N IN G M ERCHANDISE
LECT SERVICEABLE THINGS
A LL, TO BUY NOW — TODAY.
TO BUY ARTICLES OF P R A C T IC A L VALUE.
G IFT
SUGGESTIONS
TO SE
AND, ABOVE
Kimonos, felt house slippers, house dresses,
umbrellas, silk “ rain or slime“ parasols, suit
cases, trunks, baud bags, carpet sweepers, «‘as
Heroics, bath robes, wrappers, lace curtains,
shoes, silk underwear, dresses, emits, skirts, etc.
Christmas Blouses for Every Wear
Select a Christmas Sweater
There is as much correct­
ness to the occasion in the
styling mid material of a
blouse as there is to one’s
complete cosi urne. Our us
sortment of fashions in
blouses offers tile finest
opportunity for women of
ear*» and decision hi mat­
ters of dress to please the
discriminating.
Priced
$3 50 to $8
Choosing is a pleasure
when you have a well se­
lected assortment to pick
from.
We bought our
sweaters early and are am­
ply provided in both slip­
overs, coat sweaters, coat­
ees and in knitted novel­
ties of all the more ser­
viceable colors and color
contrast combinations in
wool, silk and fibre.
Priced......... $3.75 to $6.50
Open Now for Your Inspection
E N T IR E
Neckwear for Dainty Christmas Gifts
older boys and girls.
You will even be not a little interested in this
big Toyland Section yourself.
We have been exceptionally fortunate not only in the finer linen
kerchiefs, but have been equally capable in obtaining a most exten­
sive selection of new and dainty numbers in the “ linweave” cotton.
The new “ linweave” kerchiefs are an exact duplicate of the finest
linen and will remain the same after being laundered. We show them
plain, embroidered, hemstitched or lace edge. Dozens of novelties are
included and the prices range to meet every pocket book.
Prices.......................—...................5c, 8c, 10c, 13c, 18c, 25c, 35c to 75c
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Come Today.
Modish Materials and Fashionable Fabrics
Suggest a most suitable means of meeting a Christmas problem where
it is desired to combine gratification with utility. Tin* opportunity of
war-time thrift permits and encourages the presenting of things useful
il at all. You will find a plentiful selection both tit range o f choice to
suit a particular personality as well as in prices ranged within reach
of every purse, in our complete stocks o f dress goods, new weave silks,
woolen dress fabrics, fancy velveteens, velvet and silk plushes, as well
as in ginghams and novel cotton goods.
Quality cotton fabrics priced .............................. 25c, 30c, 35c to 75c
All wool dress goods and coatings, 42 to 60-inch, yd
$1.65 to $6
Beautiful silks in plain stripes or plaids, yard............. $1 96 to $2.75
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Our Christmas Selections Are
Ready fo r Him
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You will find among our acccHHorien for the well
dressed man, a wide choice of suitable Christmas
::e«ds both practical and useful as well as the heat
of quality. Prices reasonable, styles select and exclu­
sive.
Dress shirts in cotton, silk and cotton and silk beau­
tiful new patterns, priced....................
$1.50 to $5
New felt hats, plain or silk lined. $3, $3.50, $3.75, $4
Dress gloves, lined or unlined, pair. $2.50, $2.75, $3
Bath robes, heavy weight with just a touch of trim­
ming on collar and cuff»- the kind men like priced
each........................„ ............................ $6.50 to $10
Mouse slippers of wool, felt and leather... $1 to $1.75
New ties in newest patterns to suit all tastes, priced
at............................................ 50c, 65c, 85c, $1 to $2
SELECT A BET OP DISHES FROM OUR W H IT E
You can buy one-piuce odd numbers or as many as
you want. We carry this pattern the year ’round
and you can always replace any piece when broken.
These dishes are pi iced by the piece or set and you
will find a considerable saving to be had here.
How About Your Supply of
K N IT U N D E R W E A R
It is n question
that needs an im­
mediate
answer,
for even though
you may not re­
quire it for actual
use for a few
weeks,
unsettled
market conditions
suggest that you
buy now while fall
and winter assort­
ments arc com­
plete.
Speuking
frankly, we say hi
all sincerity that
il may be impossi­
ble to obtain the
prompt shipment of re-orders, therefore, yon
will exercise the best of judgment, if you supply
your future needs now.
New "fla t-lo c k ” seam union suits in cotton, all
styles ............
........ a . $1.50 to $2.25
Silk top union suits............
$2.25 to $3.50
Wool union suits......................... $3.50 to $4 50
SELECT ONE OF THESE N E W
QUEENSW ARE
STONE CAS
SEROLES FOR A CHRISTM AS G IFT
Beautiful brown stone casseroles supported in silver
THE
Q U A L I T Y store - coop
plated trallies.
s e r v i c e
A PREDICTION BY A POLISH GIRL I aet bravery equal to that o* Helgium, banner of victory and the Germans ns ferred to Mouth America.
The following prediction was made by
a Polish girl of Wausau, Poland, before
the Polish society of psychology of that
city. Although made as enrlv as Febru­
ary 2S, 11# 14. (before the war) the min­
utes of the society were not made pub­
lic at tbut time. The \ ision has corne
into the possession of a Sparta family
and is here printed in part:
Harvests of this year (1HI4) will be
very bloody. War will break out in tic-
whole of Europe. The German .irinv will
invade Russia as far as Warsaw njiil
even beyond the Vistula, and the Ger­
man people will go hand in hind with
their government. Germany will be op
sed by France, England and brave
lgiutn.
Poland, forgotten by the world, will
It is as important to one’s appearance that
one’s hosiery should he in keeping as one’s
gloves, or one’s neckwear. The mesh of the
knitting, the color tone, ami, if embroidered,
the contrast effect
all these considered. Let
us help you in making your selection.
Priced a pair
30r to $2 00
toys to amuse the little folks and most practical games and toys for
Dainty and Pretty Handkerchiefs
for Holiday Purposes
W e have coats and
dresses for the lit­
tle girl and many
dandy coats for
the little folks.
Styles and mater­
ials are fashion­
able and warm.
The coats are well
made, the dresses
sensible and prac­
tical for every-day
wear and pretty
enough for the
best of wear. We
have been careful
in selecting our
styles to choose
from the patriotic
standpoint of neat
ness and hand­
someness of ap­
pearance combined with sturdiness and
strong-wtaring qualities. Our prices will
su; prise you in their reasonableness.
Consider Hosiery Carefully in Christmas Giving
BALCONY
Bring the kiddies and give them a look—you will find here quality
Nothing is so pleasingly acceptable as a
neatly boxed piece of dainty neckwear in
lace or silk-embroidered or treated with nov­
el decorative hand work or ornament.
Priced._____ _____ ____ _________ 25c to $1.50
Patriotic Christmas
Needs for “ Little W om en ”
and Children
EAST
! but few will realize the l'olish tragedy,
'hen, as a result of the partitions of a
hundred years ago, brother will fight
against brother.
During the first year fighting will
take place with varying success. Galicia
will pass from hand to hand, and the
result-—ruined cities, towns and villages,
destroyed places of worsh p, population
practically exiled from its land, lamen-
tations, poverty, plague--one big cem­
etery.
Turkey will add its forces to the side
of Austria and Germany, and Italy will
enter the struggle as an ally of Franco,
England and Russia. Before the >n.l of
11*15 Warsaw will be in the hands of
the Germans. A lack of leaders will be
evident on one of the fighting sides.
It will seem Germany will bear the
supposed victors will offer dictatory
conditions of peace and will find anawr
in the Russinn government. The idea of
war will gradually fall to pieces.
The year 11*10 will be a year of world
revolution—a year beginning a new era.
Revolution will break out in Austria,
Turkey, Russia, China and India. Japan
will try to get control of the China for
ritory. Dollar-loving America will mal e
attempts to remain neutral, but in v: in.
The peoples of America will answer the
cry of t i e nations on the other side of
tho ocean.
Revolution will hrnnk out in Ameriea,
and revolutionary America will take its
place at the head of the world’s ernan
eipation movement. The boundaries of
Canada, Mexico and the states will dis­
appear. The movement will be trans-
Years of 11*17 Milk will be of greatest
revoultionary tension. Revolutions will
begin in Germany, France, England and
Italy. Russia, Germany and Austria as
countries will disappear, and on their
ruins will arise a federation of the free
people of Europe. Boland will gmn in
dependenee, Turkey will be driven out
of Europe, and Constantinople will be a
free city. England will lose colonies.
Egypt will be independent and a feder­
ation of the peopU* of Asia and the
world will arise. That wandering people
— the Jewish nation—will at last win
their rights. Nations will not disappear
lint will individualize themselves into
one. Yet the proeess of restoration will
last long. Finally—year 1020 will be a
year of peace, and a year of a new era
in the development of mankind
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We show them small, medium and
large shapes, round or oval style.
Briceit
PACRAOE FOODS MORE SANITARY
Hanitary food products are put up in
package» li(y tin- manufacturer. Only by
buying in pnekagen can the eonHinner
be assured that Jhe product is sanitary.
Hulk goods, o f f e r bs* many opportunities
for rontanliuiitioir by dirty hands, dust,
mice and mther .vermin. Aa a rouse
quence today is witni-ssing the passing
of the butler tab, the lard tub, the dried
fruit bin, I k e cracker barrel and the tea
and co ffee bin Today we buy nil these
nnd many oflner products formerly sold
in bulk, neatfy done up in attractive
and sanitary paitkages, fully protected
ngainst nontanrination until they are
opened by tho housewife in her own
kitchen.
i
,
$1.95, $2.25, $2.75
Advertising is largely responsible for
the development of the paekage bleu.
When the mnniifncturer made a good
produet, he wanted to tell the people
about it so they would buy his product
in preference to some competing brand.
This required that lie identify his prod­
uct in some specific way so the con­
sumer would know it was his. This led
to the marketing of the product in a
package or container hearing a dis­
tinctive label.
When you buy atandnrd ndvertised
pnekngc foods, you buy sanitary foods.
A want, ad costs little and often brings
big returns. Nothing too big or too lit­
tle to be sold by a want ad.
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