THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1912 -EVENING EDITION
CONTJtIUUTIONS concornlm;
social happenings, lntondod (or
publication In tbo society dopart
inent of Tho Times, must bo sub
mitted to tho odltor not later
than C o'clock p. m., Friday of
each week. (Exceptions will bo
allowed only In ensoa where
ovontc occur later than tho tlrao
montlonod.)
WO.MUN'H itianxs
A Washington Judge has ruled that
n wlfo has tho right to go through
hor hUBbnud's pockots Nowb Dispatch.
Llttlo dollar In my pocket,
Kr'o I luy mo down to, sloop,
Lot mo fcol my lingom 'round you,
Llttlo dollar I would kcop.
Let mo tenderly caross you
Lot mo think of you as mlno.
Llttlo dollar In my pocket,
You are noar tho dangor lino,
In tho morning whon I waken
You'll hnvo vanished from
clutch.
.For whllo I am slooplng soundly,
You will fool a tondor touch.
my
Llttlo dollar In my pocket,
You and I must part tonight,
Whon I'm sleeping on my pillow,
Flngors soft and fingers whlto
Round your sllvor throat will fimten
With a firm nnd nolld grip;
From tho caverns of my trousors,
You will tnko a hastoy trip.
You'll ho yanked from thoro Instnntor
Yanked from your companion keys
Taken to another stronghold
Whero sho keops her recipes.
Llttlo dollar I must loavo you;
In my nighties I hnvo not
Pockots or a plnco to hldo you.
Fortuno favors hor, I wot.
1 shall waken In tho morning,
Knowing you hnvo gono astray,
Hut I mustn't start u riot,
Mustn't hnvo a word to sny.
For n loarnod Judgo tins said It
Wives niny prowl about at nights
Soarohlng through their husband'H
pocknts,
What sho llnda nro woman's rights!
AIMtOPKlt proportion of color U
qulto necessary to success as n
correct combination, writes
Elizabeth Lee.
Not every woman understands this
porfoctly, nnd such n one, nftor see
ing two colors sho admires blended
logothor correctly, copies It In hor
own way without taking nny par
ticular notlco of tho proportions
finds the result most disappointing.
Sho tins HHtnl tho same colors she
nrguos. Why not tho snmo result?
8prlng nnd pretty summer frocks
will Boon ho In order nnd ns tho ma
jority of tho thinner drosses nro
niado up nt home, tho solcctlon of the
trimmings Is loft to tho nmntour
ilrossmnknr. For tho assistance of
this clasH I will glvo a fow examples.
Pink nnd blue are favorite colors
for wnrm wenthor nnd In combina
tion nro vory protty, If tho blue pro
xlonilnatcfl. One has only to think of n pink lint
wreathed with blue forget-me-nots
nnd n hluo lint doeornted In tho same
way with pink roses to see how Im
possible I lie former Is, oven though
thoy hnvo only tho slightest hit of
color souse. Ag.ilu Imagine n hluo
roso held to n pink sky and tho re
torso. Yet tho colors nro tho same,
tho only difference lying In tho pro
portions of tho two colors.
I roinembor seeing n vory pretty
Klrl who fell Into the nondescript
clnss simply lieomisn her evening
fiock of pnio pink mnrqulsetto was
trimmed with a wroath of forget-mo-nots
(around tho low nook) end
ing with a corsage bouquet. Tho
decoration wob protty, hut It ruined
the entlro toilette. No trimming at
all would hnvo been hotter. A hluo
dross finished In tho samo way with
pink roso buds would hae lusm love
ly, becniiHo tho right proportion of
the two colors was chosen.
Tho same rule will apply to red
nnd hluo, n ory smart eomblnntlon.
The lnttor must .ilwnjs predominate.
Hluo nnd yollow harmonize, hut
nro not oasy to combine successfully
unloss ono has a good sonso of color,
because tho result depends lnrgely
upon tho kind of materials being do
volopod As nn oxnmplo n navy bluo
cloth suit with facing of bnnnnn
shade touched up with a little gold
would bo charming. At the samo
tlmo ono can Imagine tho grotesquo
effect of tho two colors being used In
th same proportions but In revorso
colors.
O
Miss muli Allen will bo hostess to
tno i'. (j. sowing Club nt hor home in
South Mnrshllold Saturday, March 3i
A mooting of representatives of tho
various women's clubs of tho city v 111
bo hold at the homo of Mrs. M C
Morton next Monday nftornoon to
plan for n t'llo Improvement Cam
paign nlong tho linos recently sug
gested by Stipt F A. Tlodgen of tho
Marshflcld Public Schools In a lottor
to tho club women. This Is tho first
tlmo that tho club women of Mnrsh
llold havo taken up tho work on so
oxtensivo a scale. Whother It will
Ijo limited to tho school children and
tho best means of forwarding tho
movement will bo determined at
Monday's meeting.
A Boclnl dance and supper Is to bo
given at tho Finnish hall April 13 by
tho Modorn Woodmen of America for
their friends and neighbors.
O
Tho U. M. O. Dancing Club Is
planning to glvo a danco soon aftor
Kastcr. Committees will bo an
nounced later.
O
A danco Is being plnnncd by tho
boys of tho I. O. U. dancing club in
North Uend for a dato soon aftor
Lent.
O
MIbs Mnudo Uowron who has boon
attending St. Mnry's Acadomy la
Portland for tho last two years has
boon forced by 111 health to loavo
school and return to Mnrshllold to
rost nnd rccoror.
0
Ten or a dozen couples from tho
North Uond High School with Miss
Josophlno Qrlllln as chaporono plc
nlcod at tho sandhills Thursdny af
ternoon. Tho day was lovely nnd
tho young pooplo had n dollghtful
tlmo on tho bench. Othor picnics
aro to ho planned for tho future
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnlquohoun of Coour
d' Aleno, Idnho nro visiting nt tho J.
W. Gardiner homo In North Ilcnd.
This Is not their first trip to tho Uny
as they paid a former visit' hero two
or three summors ago.
Tho Mothers' Day at tho North
Ilond Central School was mndo qulto
n gnln affair by tho tasteful decora
tions of greens nnd dnffodlls nnd ear
ly spring (lowers thnt woro placed
In tho rooms by tho skillful hnnds of
tho High School and grade pupils.
About thirty-two mothors nnd guests
woro present to enjoy tho program
of speeches, recitations, quotations
nnd songs given by the smaller pup
ils. Miss Doris Fnlkonstoln, drcssod
In cap and apron nnd trailing gown
us a "Llttlo Mother" wns tho star of
tho nftornoon, playing hor pnrt busily
as sno dispensed punch nnd rookies
to tho audience. Among tho talks
wns u vory Instructive ono by Prof
essor Itnnb. A song by tho nssom-
tiled school endod tho program.
0
Tho Cordiality Club will bo cntor
tnlned Thursdny, March 29, nt tho
homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry nrnd
Hold on Curtis Avouuo.
0
Tho Tlilmblo Club will bo ontor
tnlned Friday, April B, by Mrs. M. a.
Coleman nt hor homo In North Uond.
o
Mrs. J. II. Mllner Is expecting n
slstor, Miss Harmim, to eomo shortly
from Canada to mnko nn indefinite
stay hero for tho sake of hor honltli.
O
Mrs. K. Mlngus entertained Mrs.
C. K. Perry. Mrs. K. K. strnw nnd
Mrs. J. T. Harrlgan Informally Wed
nesday nnornoon.
PERSONAL notices of visitors
In tho city, or of Coos Day pooplo
trlio visit In othor cltlos, together
with notices of social affairs, nn
gladly received in tho social do
partmont. Tolephono 133. No
tices of club meetings will bo pub
lished and BccrotnrleB aro kindly
requested to furnish same.
a success was scored by P. L. Swear
lngen nnd his amateur company in
North Uend last week that It was do
elded to glvo tho Coqtilllo Valley
cities tho benefit of tho clover per
formance. Tho play will bo produc
ed at a later dato In Mnrshllold.
Mrs. Wm. Grimes was guest of
honor at a birthday dinner party giv
en Monday evening by Mrs. Dorsey
Krcltzor. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Van
Duyn, Dr. nnd Mrs. A. L. House
worth, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grimes
woro tho guests.
0
Mrs. C. A. Smith and brother, Hon
Wnlrnth, nro expected hero soon to
spend tho summer nt tho homo of
their parents, Col. nnd Mrs. R. J.
Wnlrnth.
0
Mrs. C. II. Mnrsh will be hostess
to tho Women's Mlsslonnry Socloty
of tho Hnptlst church tho first Wed
nesday In April nt her home In Cen
tral Mnrshfleld.
o
The Junior Dnpttst Union Is plan
ning to hold n social for all members
some tlmo during tho first weeks of
April.
0
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. C. Paddock hnvo
moved Into one of tho lints tu tho
O'Connoll npnrtiuont building.
Mrs. CI. O. Austin, who has been
visiting for sovornl weeks with hor
daughter, Mrs. F. K. Leofo, and Mrs.
Sutherland who has boon n guost also
iu ino uomo or nor dnughtor Mrs. W
F. .MoKldowney, nro plnnnlng to
loavo nhout tho first weok In April
for Pasadena, whore they will spond
some weeks visiting rolntlvos. en
route to their homos In Michigan.
0
i-raiiK ueutli returned on tho
iireiiKwnior Thursday from Portland
mid Hugono. at which latter plnco ho
took the government examinations
lequlslto to entry Into tho govern
ment forestry sorvlco.
O
Roy Lnwhorno nnd Arthur Miller,
who havo boon spondlng n fow weoks
winitlon loanilng around tu southern
California, visiting In Snntn Unrbara,
Sail Jose, San Diego and other towns,
returned on tho Redondo Thursdny
The lino wenthor mndo tho trip unus
ually plo.isunt.
A vory pleasant Sllvor Tea wns
ghon Wednesday afternoon by tho
Ladles' Aid of tho Ilaptlst church
nt tho homo of Mrs, K. C. Drews with
Mrs, Drews nnd Mrs. C. 0. Gosncy as
ho.Uesies, A program was prepared
nnd rendered hb follows:
Prayer Mrs. A. '.. Downs.
Reading "A Modol Church"
Mrs. II. II. Pntehet.
Duet -Misses Mnrjnrto Drews nnd
Clonovlovo Oosney.
Jfon'MiiK Mrs. 0. RoLoy Hull.
Reading Mrs. Alva Doll.
Subsequent to this, social chat nnd
tho serving of refreshments occupied
the nftornoon. Work wns given out
for n bazaar to bo hold soon nftcr
Easter.
Among thnso presont wore Mrs. A.
J. Cnrlson, Mrs. A. '.. Downs, Mrs. W.
J. Murphy, Mrs. Alvn Doll. Mrs. 11.
Smlthgnll, Mrs. Wnltor Richardson,
Mrs. draco Naglo, Mrs. C. II. Marsh,
Mrs. .1. C. Swlnford, Mrs. J. C. Doano,
Mis, F. II. Drossor. Miss Mnmlo Gul
ovsoii, Mrs. Edwin Rushy, Mrs. 0. Lc
Roy Hall, Mrs. 1). II. Patchet and
Mrs. M. J. Anderson.
MIh Alnha Mauzey was tho recip
ient or n dollghtful surprise Saturday
evening when n crowd of her young
friends gnthorod nt tho R. P. Har
rington homo In celebration of hor
hi ' ' Invitations had been sont
out by Miss llolva Flanagan an I ns
.t rri.inv In tho nftornoon nnd on
Tuesday and Thursday In the evening
In order to glvo men nn opportunity
to attend. Thoro will bo tho usunl
three-hour servlco on Good Frldny
with a enntnta to bo sung by tho
choir In tho evening.
The dnnco given nt the Eagles'
hall Saturday ovenlng, Mnrch Hi, by
tho Coos Uny Concert Hand wns woll
nttnniimi nnd delightful ns tho Hand
.inini niwnvA nro. A number of
now selections were tried out, most
nf Minm pntlrelv satisfactory. New
music, poular dance time, Is to bo
sent for soon nnd will bo worked up
nq niilcklv ns possible. Another
dance will bo given Snturdny, April
13.4,
I 0
Tho young pooplo of tho Christian
Endeavor socloty of tho Presbyterian
church hold n business meeting Tues
day night nt the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Walter. Very llttlo busi
ness was transacted, tho ndmlBslon
of two now mombors, Sydney Clnrko
and Horbort Urndloy, constituting
the princlpnl work of tho ovenlng.
Tho socloty ndjourned to moot ngaln
in three months.
0
C. II. Worrell nnd wlfo of North
Bend spent most of tho week ns
guests nt tho Fahy homo near llul
lards. 0
Miss Mattlo Dodson of Grnnd Is
lnnd, Nob., who hns been tho guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. Stein, of North
Uend for sovornl weoks, wos called
homo this week by the Illness of her
mothor.
Mayor and Mrs. L. J. Simpson of
North Ilond nro expected homo on tho
Nnnn Smith from their extended trip
to Southern California points.
Mrs, W. F. Miller and Mrs, C. R.
Peck expect to leave somo tlmo nhout
tho last of tho month for tho East
whero they will visit vnrlous rela
tives nnd frlonds. Mrs. Miller Is
plnmlng to mako stops In Iowa. Neb
raska and Now York; Mrs. Pock will
probably visit In Washington before
Joining Mrs. Miller In tho East.
I JohiiBon In San Francisco, nnd on hor
way back will stop ai iwonioni iu
visit hor sister, Mrs. Hen Vundorcnrr,
formerly Miss Sadlo Kruse.
Mrs. T. C. Russell of Heaver Hill
and her BlBter. Miss Tlnn Sneddon,
nro making a visit of n few clnyH nt
tho J. T. Sulljvnn homo In Hnndoii.
Thoy will return home somo tlmo
next week.
Mrs. C. II. Mnrsh was hostess nt
n vory protty sowing party last Satur
day. Hor homo an 8econd street
wns mndo attractive with greens nnd
early flowors, Refreshments woro
sorved by tho hostess assisted by hor
daughters, Misses I'tna nnd Isls.
Among Mrs. Marsh's guest wcro Mrs.
Alvn Doll, Mrs. 0. LoRoy Hall, Mrs.
Mnry Ntcols, Mrs. Pnndcrgnst, Miss
Mamto GuIovhoii, Mrs. Clrnof, Mrs. A.
Hutchison nnd Mrs. E. E. Kelloy.
0
The, Altnr Guild of tho Emmanuol
Episcopal church will hold services
nt tho church next Thursday nftor
noon to bo followed by n short busi
ness meeting. Tho following Thurs
dny the Women's Auxiliary will hold
a similar servlco and meeting.
Tho Women's Auxllfnry of tho
Presbyterian church wns entertained
Wednesdny nftornoon nt tho homo of
Mrs. F. M. Flyo. Among tho busl
Hess manors of the day, election of
ntucors enmo up, with tho following
results:
Mrs. C. H. Wnltor President:
Mrs. A. L. Hnrker vlco-preslilenl;
Mrs, F. A. Tlcdgen socrotnry;
Mrs. A. L. Huttz treasure..
It was decided to hold n ennko
food snlo tho last Saturday of tho
month nt tho Perry-Nicholson build
ing. Among thoso present Wednes
dny woro Mrs. Jns, II. Cox, Mrs, F. A.
Tlcdgen, Mrs. M. C. Horton. Mrs, A.
h- . . lio...rs and u inorry troup ' J- "'?rUor' M' 'V ' ' ort0"' Mr-
somblod In secrecy nt tho homo of, 1" ni'nt. Mrs. Lnngdon, Mrs. F S.
M. n i Mrs. Henry Hl.uk from ,)ow' " " ': ,''t,(J' ;Mr- A-,:' S"
wIuiiko thoy proceeded to tho 11-ir- "". M". M. A. Sweotmnn. Mrs. Evn
George llalues writes friends that
ho will probably spend most of his
summer vacation In Oakland, whoro
ho Is now attending school, or trav
eling around visiting various plncos.
The play "Olo Olesou" is to bo
given In Haiidon, Coqulllo and Myrtle
Point Tuesday, Wednesdny nnd
Thursday nights, respectively Such
Safe
IFF ' WttjJPF
rlir;lon home. As the occasion was
n surprise, decorations woro of nec
essity Impromptu, consisting of hnnd-
iirs or protty shamrock cards strewn
nbout tho rooms nnd over the house.
All kinds of Jolly St. Patrick's games
woro played and everything wns
mndo as "Irlshy" as posslblo In com
pliment to tho comblnod blrthdnys of
Miss Mnuzoy nnd Irolnnd's pntrou
saint. Following tho festivities, n
dainty suppor was spread sorvod by
Miss Ruth McLaughlin dressod In
royal green. Hoforo tho guests do
partod, thoy prcsonted Miss Alpha
with a protty gold lockot boarlng
nor iiionogrnm. Among tiioso pres
ent woro Mr. nnd Mrs. R. P. Hnrrlnc.
ton, Mlssos Loin Montgomery, Mnbol
Mnuzoy, Mary Hanson, Mary Prlco,
Resslo Ayro, Elllo Church, Helen Mc
Laughlin, Clnrn Rohflold, Ruth Mc
Laughlin nnd Uolvn Flanagan; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Homer Mnuzoy, and Messrs.
Chnuncoy Clarke, John Ferguson. Joo
Hennott. Clay Church, Hartlett Flan
agan, Harold nrlggs, Charles Roll
field, Guy Stutsmnn, Jasper Mnuzoy,
Everltt Harrington nnd Earnest liar.
rlnton.
0
Mrs. John H. Groves nnd baby Jack
of North Ilond loft today for a six
weeks' visit In Astoria, Portland nnd
Cnnby,
0
Mrs. Wnrren Painter nnd children
or North Bend wero guests at tho
Painter nnd Swoetninn homes in
Marshflold this week.
O
Tho rector of tho Episcopal church
has planned for services ovory day In
Holy week, on Monday. Wednesday
(lanimlll, Mrs. C. W. Retiring. Mrs
A. T. Unities nnd Mrs. F. M. Flye.
O
Mrs. Otto Schottor wns hostess nt
n charming Informal afternoon of
sowing Tuosihiy nt hor homo In North
Mnrshllold. Tho dainty repast sor
ved tho guests wns no small part of
tho entertainment nnd wns grently
admired and appreciated. Among
thoso Invited woro Mrs. A. II. Powers,
Mrs. J. W. Bonnott, Mrs. F. A. Gold
en, Mrs. G. A. Bonnott, Mrs. R. K.
Booth, Mrs. E. K. Jones, Miss Alice
uutlor. Mrs. w. T. Morchnnt nnd Mrs.
Arthur McKeown.
Your Words Will
Ring True
If you back them up with a ring
chosen hero. If you nro as rollablo
as our rings, sho Is going to get a
good husband. Of courso wo nro
speaking of betrothal rings, but wo
hnvo wedding rings nnd baby rings
too for uso nt tho propor tlmo. Thoy
are prlzo rings too for beauty, relia
bility and reasonable cost.
THE RED CROSS DRUG STORE
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
Mrs. W. T. Morchnnt Is planning to
leave soon after Enstor for California
to visit hor son, Chnrles, at Oakland,
whoio ho Is working In a wholesale
clothing hoiiso. Ho likes tho work
Immonsely nnd Is mnklng good pro
gress In It. Ho has seon n number
or Coos Bny peoplo In tho city lately,
among thorn sovornl of thoso who nro
choosing tho slto for tho Orogon ox
position building nt tho Pnnnmn-
meitic Exposition in 1015. Mrs.
Merchant will spend several weoks
with hor son nnd with frlonds In San
Francisco nnd Oakland.
O
Ralph Matson returned on tho
Bieakwator Thursday from a trip to
Pnsco, Wash., and Spokano and var
ious adjacent points.
Miss Bolvn Flangnn Is planning to
leave soon for Novada whoro sho will
mako a visit of several weoks with
her mother's peoplo, returning In tho
fall.
O
Mrs. W. F. Squlro is visiting
friends In Portland and will shortly
loavo for Snn Frnnclseo where sho
will extend her trip several weoks.
O
rMr ? KNU',,olson Is visiting
Mrs. Fred Slaglo nt Coqulllo for a fow
days this weok.
O
Mrs. A. T. Haines ontnrtninn.i n
number of friends Informally at cards
nun iiiiuiiuoii Tiiursuny afternoon.
Miss 'Grace Kruse is expected home
about tho first of June from hor visit
!?- CnQUf?,ni?, Sh0 is 8,ny'B with
Mrs. S. D. Magnes and Miss Llllabol
Mrs. W. T. Morchnnt held n sninll
Informal quilting party Thursday nf
tornoon ut her home In North Mnrsh
llold, cntertiilnlng u few neighbors nt
sewing.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Barker and Miss
Ruth Strllller woro guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Tledgon ut nn Infonii
nl ovenlng Wednesday In romoni
branco of tho birthday or Mr Tlod
gen. 0
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Mitchell nro
entertaining u sister or Mr. Mltch
oll's nnd hor husband who expect to
spend a row weeks ub tholr guests.
0
Miss Ruth Dungnn entertained a
number or young friends ut the homo
or hor pnrcnts Saturday evening nt n
very nretty St. Patrick's Evo party.
Games or various kinds In keeping
with tho dny wcro played mid protty
score cards or while and shamrock
green wero distributed ns ruvors.
Mrs, E. Shndbtirno sang for tho
guests nnd assisted 111 serving tho
dainty cakes and Ices that carried out
In their colors the St. Patrick's simil
es. The guestB of Miss Ruth woro
Miss Ursula Farrlngor, Miss Nellie
Wnrwlck, Miss Floronco Powers, Miss
Ruth Honglund, Miss Holen Dow,
Mls Adolntdo Clnrko, Miss Sarah
Escott, Miss Hesslo Douglas nnd Miss
Dorothy Horton. ,
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Mrs, L. W. Trnver of Pint II spout
sovornl dnys this week with frlonds
nnd rolntlvos nt Myrtle Point.
Tho student body or tho High
School nro plcnlclng today far up
beautiful Coos River. A pleasant
trip, n clear day, kodaks mid Inst but
not least a hearty lunch, nnd every
one's nnturnlly happy spirits on a
High School plcnc, nro mnklng tho
day n Joyous ono ns tho High School
hits plnnnod to wnlkrS,,,Tl" W
""""" Ul l"u river Th 'fc
lunch committee . ;Be Uml
Misses May Myron. VyQlTi
Evelyn Laugwortliy 1.'
Mnry Kruse and & if S
0-
Two Interesting linnm,. I
cs took place Krldny'ffiWI
niBu ouiiiiiii uctwenn th. "4
vldod Into four sections nn",?11'
question, "Rcsohed, it,,? H
wns Justlllod In tnxlnc tu S
Miss Nora Tower and iVS
hold tho umrinatlvo ngaiiW
na HmiBoti and Milton cflil!lM
dobnto will bo continue? fe
Tho second question, "nD8n L VH
t in Itiinlnnlfinu .. ' """'vein,
throwing tho Brills , tcaZ.'1 1
board," was won by lhe H
tho entlro school tnkL .?,'M
iutj,
0
Quito a number of neonl... ,
nlng to attend tho , nR l
nnd North Bend this n ft
forinor being given nt the i
Imll and the hitter nBaij
Androw Carlson nnd f.,M.
South Mnrshllold are pi S
nioyo to Portland shortly ''J
tllnll lintnn In nr ,.- n. J. "
... . UI moitoKQjj
MrB. John Lnron nnd wife uju
expect to lenvo on tho nut r
Smith for Snn Francisco froaS
thoy will proceed eastward ton
r
.Initio ffi.,it,i .--..
week nHor nn nhsenco of uZ
months, tho lnttor pnrt of tlnnfe
HDOtlt Wltll Ilia mint til., r, T
IllllI llln ulutnru nt ll.1..i.- .l
n
Lnst Mondny ovonlng, theralta
or Sumnor nnd vicinity enjorei b
unusually ontortnlnlng toclilite.
church thoro. Musical ie!ti
niwJSirSr, nnn n .,..'?" W ft
(Continued on Put I,)
Ti, t li (tu tn I ! k. tti . I
. luiiiiiuuniii uu Will Ml
nothing butter thnn ChsmWoiJ
liiiuiiiuuu i it uiiu scu now qu$
1 it kivuh ruui'i, ioriajetjci
(1VIIIUI o
Beautiful New Coats and Suits
Kid Gloves, Waists and Neckwear for Easter
HE MY13HS STORE slocks aro now n-
T
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handsoino nssomblngc. The styles and colors are
authentic, the fabrics nro of high quality and the
workmanship the best we can find.
Women's & Misses' Tailored Coats
( With this week's express shipment added to
Spring stock, we have now a line of Coats to f
you that are exquisite in stylo and perfect in tai
ing, at prices that are perceptibly low.
Sizes Range from 14 to 46. Prices $12.50 to $30
to our
show
iiilor-
Newest Creations in Tailored Suits
You can now find at this store almost ono hun
dred distinct styles, in tho much wanted materials
such as Whipcords, latinos, Serges, Worsteds and
Xovelty weaves. Each suit is of individual design.
and guaranteed to fit perfectly or no sale, w
charge for alterations on garments priced above
$15,00. Prices of Suits $12.50 to $3j
Kid Gloves Here
Complete Size & Color Rangei
Your now Gloves should ho
solected NOW, whllo our stock
of sizes nnd colors is complete.
Monarch, Derhy and Kskny
Kid Gloves nro tho hest Kid
Gloves sold. Prices $1.00 to
$2,00. Long; Gloves $:i,00 to
$:t.50.
Pretty King
Beantiful Styles, SizMJiS
Now hero's a line of rJ
protty styles In long W0D"
of colored Crope, trimmed "
flno Satin. ...
Como In entirely new lJ
designs and colorings In a Pj;
range of sizes. Ask to see w
now nrrlvnls.
Il B .t mi to f150'
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Agents for American, Lady Corsets