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of the
Thompson-Belden
Month-End Sale
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tions and locate the wanted
items.
After Thanksgiving
Bargains
CLASSIFICATIONS
WOMEN’S APPAREL
Aprons .'•. 1
Negligees .•.2
Coats.... • 3
Corsets .. 4
Dresses . .. 6
Furs . 6
Millinery . 7
Sweaters . 8
Underwear. ®
ACCESSORIES
Rag*.10
Jewelry .H
Belts.12
Gloves, Fabric.13
Kid Gloves..14
Wool Gloves .15
Handkerchiefs .16
Chiffon Hosiery .17
Children's Hose ..19
Service Hosiery .19
Woolen Hosiery .20
Neckwear.21
Scarfs .22
Stationery ..23
Umbrellas .24
TOILET GOODS
Accessories . 25
Atomizers ..’.23
Brushes .27
Perfumes . 28
Powder .29
Soap .39
Tooth Paste .31
DRY GOODS
Bedding .32
Domestics .33
Linens . ..34
Notions .. 35
Pattorns • .. 36
Ribbons . ,. 37
Silks .. . .. 38
Trimmings .39
WojI Goods .40
WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR
Boots . 41
Oxfords . 42
Pumps .43
Slippers .*.44
CHILDREN’S WEAR
Caps .45
Dresses .46 j
Leggins .47
Rompers . .,.1?
Sleeping Garments .49
Pillow Slips .50
Sweaters .51
GIFT SPECIALS
Cards . 52
9olls . 53
*arty Accessories .54 j
Lamps .^.....55
Movelties .53
Candles . 57
Stamped Goods.58
women’s Apparel
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Aprons. 1
(Second Floor)
TIE APRONS—Percale, in light shades.
Month-End price. 3 for 69c.
APRON FROCKS—For cleaning days these
short-sleeved, slip-on nitron frock*, in blue,
green or rose. Just 39 of them to sell,
at 6Kc.
APRON FROCKS—Fight different stylos
of short-sleeved, slip-over apron frovk^,
'.immed with plain color, white, or om
'jroidery, 9He.
\PRON FROCKS- —Because the size*
token, we reduce 29 of our better ging
am apron frocks to, each, 1.69.
DRESSES — Six dresses of imported
gingham, with hand-drawn collars and
cuffs'. Out alses. 4.49.
SPECIAL I)RES8---Our Thompson-Beldrn
'i*H*ial model of fast color gingham with
ollar and cuffs of white, or all of *elf
'Xterial; some of them with a touch of,
1 'sndwork. 1.79.
^IFORMS—Nurses’ waist-line style uni
ons that have become soiled. Specinl,
Negligee*. 2
CORDUROY ROBES—Attractive side-tie
nodels with h^tow elbow sleeves. Ch *rry.
bluebird, orchid, and wall flower. 3.95.
'IIJILTED ROBFS T.nmb’n wool lined, silk
luilted robes of changeable color* ai.d I
Jack. 22.50. V
’REPE DK CHINE NEGLIGEE of fleTh
'hade with loner collar und wide cuffs of
net llct, I __
Coat*. 3'
| (Third Floor)__
.'ROWN COAT—Kashmanu with collar and
■tiffs of natun.l squirrel, and lining i f
■ silk crepe. 93,50,_
BLACK COAT —- Ku -hmnim with colln.\
cliffs and border of Murk fox; lined with
scarlet flannel. 196.00.
GREEN COAT—Kashmanu. trimmed with
saddle shade of the same cloth, and furred
»t collar and cuff* with badger. 125.00.
SADDLE COAT—Ka?hmana. with collar
and deep ruffs of Hudson s*al; lined with
cr*P*
BLACK COAT—Gerona, with natural squir- |
, rel collar and euff*; lined with silk *rrrpc |
! and warmly innerlined. 75.00.
j Corsets. 4
(Second Floor)
CORSETS—One lot of back-lace, lightly
nned models, of beautiful materials; me
dium and long lengths. 2.95.
f‘-OR SETS—Heavier boned corsets, in me
dium and large sixes. 1.95.
t’ORSETS—Blen Jolie back-lace models of
mesli and brocade. 6.96.
CORSETS—Bien Jolie models of sutin
triped mesh; very soft and pliable, in
back-lace style. 4.49.
GIRDLES A few discontinued models of
fancy brocade, from H. A W. ; excellent
'•ling. * 8.95.
GIRDLES—Blen Jolie girdles for the small
Maura. 3.95.
j CHILDREN’S WAIST8- “Hypatia” pa title
waists of fancy comet materials: for chil
dren of 8 and 8 years. 1.49.
GIRDI.ES—A few models of the Frolasof
Randobelt, which encircle* the body and
doea not extend out over the diaphrnm.
3.9ft.
CORSETS--H. and J. Maternity corsets, of
mesh and elastic. 4.95.
HRABSIERKH Jot ton brocade and lace,
? in medium long and very narrow *tyl« *.
‘ 49a._
\ BRASSIERES -Front and back fastening
!j -etylaa, with elastic insets at the bottom.
65a. j_
BRASSIERES -A large a*rortment of lac**,
jj embroidery, mesh, and brocade model*;
j either front or back fustening atyb-i. 89c.
BRASSIERES—Fancy lace, satin, silk jer
gey, and allk figured brocade*, in long,
medium, and bandelt# styles._1.28.
BANDETTES'- Crepe-ribbon, net. lace, with
i aatln, and brocades of many different pat
terns* with elastic. 1.48.
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WOMEN’S APPAREL
Dresses. 6
(Third Floor)
DRESS Black satin steeveles . tunic, band
ed with curled ostrich. 69.GO.
DRESS—Black satin with yoke and tunic
of gold lace; fur trimmed. 98.50.
DRESS Brown satin, long sleeved, with
"V” collar and front frill. 45.00.
DRESS—Black velvet afternoon cir dinner
rlrcss with cream lace and fox fur. 69.50.
DRESS—Black satin with appliqued trim
ming of croton nr. '-5.00.
DRESS —A flannel, with rod blouse and
black skirt, with white lintm Peter Pan
collar. 25.00.
DOWN For formal evening wear, a canary
chiffon beaded with dull gold, and banded
with five ^o\v» of marabou. 98,50.
DANCE FROCK—A two-toned green geor
gette, elaborately beaded at neck and side*.
49.50.
DANCE FROCK—Salmon georgette, made
with tight basque bodice and hip bustle
of georgette am! lace. 59.50.
SPORTS DRESS Straight line striped
woolen with leather belt and white linen
collar. 25.00.
SPORTS DRESS Two-tcned flannH
cranberry shade, made with long sleeves,
“V* neck. 25.00.
STREET FROC K Blue charmeen with
standing collar of squirrel and braiding in
Furs. 6
(Third Floor)
COAT Hudson seal. 48-inch length coat
vi h collar and cuffs of natural skunk
135.00.
COAT Natural muskrat, herringbone de
sign. in 48-inch length. A value at
135.00.
SCARFS Fluffy fox scarfs in all the newer
brown shades. A gift suggestion worthy
of consideration. 89.75.
Millinery 7
(Fourth Floor)
FELT HATS- SVnart small sports styles —
black, wood, sand, henna, and other shades.
3.00.
VELVET HATS-—Our highest priced mod
els are offere* i/rv, this Month End Sale for
the remarkably low price of 8.00.
VELOIJR HATS Tailored models, the ma
jority «»f them in black. 3.00.
SILK AND SATIN—Winter hats in high
shades, many of them with the new me
tallic trimming. 3.00.
METALLIC HATS—Velvets and silk* in
dark and light shades with metallic trim
ming. 3.00.
SCARFS Ombre tints and solid shades
»f crepe de chine, the ends deeply fringed.
DANCE HATS Lace and metallic effects,
greatb reduced. 7.60.
Sweaters. 8
(Third Floor)
COAT SWEATER—Gray coat sweater with
collar of gray brushed wool. 15.00.
SKATING SWEATERS — Heavy knitted
sweater* with roll collar that buttons high
about the throat. White or rpd. 15.00.
SWEATER Brushed wool of orange shade
with green trimming. 9.75.
SLIP-ON SWEATER—Lovely brown sweat
er of soft yarns, trimmed with tan. 5.00.
SWEATER—Henna •‘hade of bru?}i<-d *fcool
with- large collar. f>.95.
SWEATER White Angora with brushed
wool trimming and large black button*.
BOBBY SWEATER Green with yellow
and black 1 rimming. The "Bobby** hat a
!n.;e fluffy collar. 12.50.
Underwear. 9
(Street Floor)
UNION SUITS Woman’s winter weight
cotton suits; low neck, sleeveless, Knee
length. 95c.
VESTS ANI) PANTS- -Children’* separate
garments of p.irt wool, in white or natural
shade. Sizes * anil 10. Garment. 75c.
UNION SUITS Girls* part wool suit*,
/nad'* with Dutch neck, ard elbow sleeves,
in ankle length. Sizes 12. 14 and 16
vears. 2.9*.
UNION SUITS — Women’* bodice top.
knee length suits of medium weight
cotton. 7Pc.
SPORTS BI.OOMKRS Fine quality sateen
•n . in- t and sports shades, for women.
Pu r, 9Kc.
SPORTS BLOOM KRS Made of fine qual
ity black radium. All sizes fur women.
4.95.
VESTS AND PANTS- -Fine quality cotton,
in all sizes for women. Priced at, gar
ment. 50c.
SILK VESTS— Two vests of white silk
Jersey, trimmed with tucking. Sizes 3S
and 40. Special, each. .''.75.
SILK BLOOMERS Two pair* of white silk
bloomer* with tucking to match the vest*.
Size 10. Special, pair, 6.07.
SILK VESTS Kail silk vests, flesh sh.id”.
in »i7.c* HR and 10. Month End Sale price.
1.95.
--K
SILK VESTS— Y.llnw j.r.fy .Ilk with
hemstitched straps, bodice *tyl*. Ex
cellent qualities, at 1.95.
CAMEO SUITS Two beautiful suit, of
turquoise blue trimmed with maize. Prired
at. each, 11.50.
UNION SUITS Women’* silk-topped suit*
of flesh shade; bodice style, knee length.
Because we have only sire 34 in this par
ticular suit, the price in 1.00.
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(Second Floor)
BATISTE TEDDIES White with embroid
ery 1 rimming and built-up shoulder. 1.69.
BATISTE TEDDIES- Pink and homy dew
■ htulow batiste with shirring and embroid
ery to trim them. 96c.
BATISTE TEDDIES Attractive lor gif s
are fine sjlk Stripped batiste teddies with
lave medniions ami hand work to trim
them. 1.96.
HAND MADE TEDDIES Shoulder strap
style with dainty scallops and a hit of
hand work to trim them. 1.95.®
BATISTE GOWNS Fine quality fahrlcn,
with embroidery, tucks and a bit of feat*u*r
t itching. Sizes 15 and 17 only. 2.69.
PHILIPPINE GOWNS Lovely row ns of
fine fahrlej with punch work and dainty
emhroidery ; round nr nqiiara neckin •*.
2.95.
PHILIPPINE GOWNS Exceptional quail
tie- in choice designs. Such a gift is al
.i ;i i pr • « ml ed :: " '•
JAINSOOK 8E1 A «i;iini v act *e|t>|..
of straight chemise and drawer* is trim
mid with Me kick n drawnwork and em
broidered footing. *.95.
HAND MADE TEDDIES -Real filet luce*
trim the.*- butui-made teddies. The bottom
is cut in panels ami lace trimmed. 6.95.
CREPE GOWNS Attractive gowns of fine
quality cotton crepe. In while, pink, peach,
and orchid. I 49.__
OIJTINU I’A.lAMAB—Two-piece styles of
plain blue, pink, or orchid. At a price
le-s than one can make them. 2.49.
Ot riNG GOWNS Slip-over stylos, with
low neck arid short sleeve*. Dresden *|v
1 sign* of pink, blue, and orchid. 2.29.
WOMEN S APPAREL.
CREPE GOWNS — Sleevelet* guwns c*f
white end color. 2.4 9._
BATISTE PAJAMAS Two-piece styles of
shadow-striped basiste with hemstitching
to trim them. 1.4 9,
OUT SIZED PETTICOATS Whit.* muslin
with scalloped bottom and adjustable waist
line. Shadow proof. 1.69.
EXTRA SIZED BLOOMERS Of fine mus
lin with double row of licmstil ching at the
knee nnd clastic at the waist. I 19.
DRAWERS -Very fine quality cotton draw
ers with fine Val lace and medallions to
trim them. Pair. 1.69._
ENVELOPE CHEMISE Fine quality ba
tiste with eyelet embroidery bodice top and
shoulder straps; shirred for front full
ness. 1.49.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE Large sires only
in this group of batiste chemise with lace
banding. 1.39.
COSTUME SLIPS—Of fancy satin itrii>**d
batiste with hemstitched top and shoulder
straps in pink and orchid. Shadow proof.
3.4 9.
KNITTED SKIRTS — Part wool knitted
skirts that will not creep up when one
walks. White and gray. 1.69.
ACCESSORIES
Bags. 10
BAGS- Pouch shape of tan. brown and
black calf, lined with silk and fitted with
coin purse and mirrors. 1.89.
BAGS — Envelope shape, of tan and
brown leather, silk lined, and nicely
outfitted. 1.89.
HAGS—Flat, patent leather, piped and
lined with tan and gray. A great value.
2.93. __
CHILDREN’S BAGS Made of silk or
leather, and fitted with a mirror. 69c to
1.50. _
CHILDREN’S BOXES—In igtn. brown and
black leather, nicely fitted with coin purse
and mirror. 1.50.
Jewelry. 11
(Street Floor)
BRACELETS Slave link bracelets of eith
er gold or silver. 89c. _
PEARLS Indestructible pearls, 21 and 30
inches long. 1.00.
HEADS A combination necklace of pearl
nnd small jet beads, r. pec ini. 1.00.
BARRETTES Stone studded, in Llue, r.*d,
amber, or green. 50c to 1.00 each.
Balts. 12
LEATHER BELTS —2 H. 3. and 4 in.-n-i
wide. Tan, brown, gray, red, and black.
One of the best buys on Sixteenth treat.
LOO. 1.60. 125.
Gloves, Fabric. 13
DUPLEX FABRIC GLOVES- Strap and
wrist style; brown, beaver, and tovert.
1.69 pair.
CH A MOISETTE GLOVES - Broken sizes
r>f strap wrist and 16-button length. To
make a quick sale, they are priced 79c a
pair.
Kid Gloves. 14
TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES — Broken
sizes, in black, white, and pasta). A
bargain. 1.79.
Wool Gloves. 15
IHlI.lIKhNS w)>OI.KN GLOVES Spe
chilly priced at this store, and won’t la*t
long. LOO pair. __
WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S WOOLEN
GLOVES- Are very serviceable and com
fortable. 1.25 pair.
1 1 ”
Handkerchiefs. 16
CHILDREN'S HANDKF.K( HIKES With
colored and cut out patterns. For qui *k
snle. 19c each.
CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIE IS - Box
handkerchief* with nursery designs. 1.09
s box.
'lOVS' FMJRK LINKS' HANDKKRCHIK' S
A boon to mothers at this price, 20c
*ach. _
MEN’S PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
-—Either '4 or l-a-inch hems. Extra fine
qt'slit)'* 50c each.
MEN’S WIRE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
With fashionable colored thread nnd
initial Cheap at 50c eac'n.
MEN'S THREAD DRAWN HANDKER
CHIEFS Just like the kind that one take*
hour * to make. 76c to 2.UU._
WOMEN’S FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS
With colored hand embroidery. «* low as
25c apiece.
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS— All whit
Very special at 49c.
WOM KN S PURE LINEN HANDkER
'HIKES— With narrow hem for embroidery.
Priced to sell 25c each.
WOMEN'S PURE LINEN HANDKER
CHIEFS Colored embroidery on whi c.
• 0c
WOMEN’S VOILE HANDKERCHIEFS In
a 11 shades. 5ftc each.
WOMF VS S PO K F. »1E M ST 1TC HE I»
HANDKERCHIEFS- In color. 39r each
WOMEN’S MADEIRA If ANDKERCHIEFK
Are priced as low a* 50c earh.
WOMEN'S ARMENIAN LACE HAND
KERCHIEFS One of the moat attractive
values you will find anywhere. M>e to
9.50.
WOMENS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
Come and look nt tbi* big value Friday.
You will want some. 19c.
II AND-1* A I N T K D HANDKERCHIEF
HOLDERS AND SACHET -Your choice at
16c and 25c. Think the»e over for Christ
nas Giving.
Chiffon Hosiery. 17
INK 1 HOMPSOf HELD! N - P K C l h 1
CHIFFON HOSE Omaha'** greatest high
quality chiffon. Kvcrj fuxhionuhle shad.*.
1.93. ____
WOM EN'S lit): 1
nhade*. full fashioned, chiffon weight nnd
s||l in the top. Think this over for n
Gif* or Prize 1.49 a pair.
WOM KN HOHI I
• ilk. in medium and semi-chiffon weight*
Fir** quality All fa hionable colors and
black. A bargain. 1.26.
Children’* Hnae. 18
OLORED HO 1 ''.Ids and ends, rad
!n sell quick, nt 35c a pair.
DCHOOb HOSE A big valua and
thing lhat appcnl* because of Its service.
36c a pair.
Service Hosiery. 19
INK RUBY RING The Improved 'I homp
son-Helden Special. The ruby ring rtopn
the garter runs. Full fashioned Lisle
soles and garter top*. One hundi Tf • iudv«
to select from. 1.96.
WOMEN’S II081. -Brown and black fine
ribbed lisle hose. Very spec al. Bflo a
pair.
WOMEN’S 11 OBJ*; Silk 7ml fiber, full
fit'biotied. A marvel for Wear, and cheap
at 93c a pair.
WOMENS MONK Sport ho*. of fine !i !
Navy, white, nnd brown. *»9e a pair
This is rather an unusual form of advertisement
for a retail store to use. We have adopted it,
that we may tell the numerous items in the No
vember Month End Sale.
Realizing that Every Woman will not be interested
in all the items offered, worth-while as they are,
we have prepared a classification, or index, on
the left.
This Sale is one of our Monthly Clearances. It is
a value-giving event so that we may rid our stocks
of all odds and ends. We wish every bit of this ;
store to be devoted to Christmas Selling in Decem
ber. Buy freely, for the prices are low.
ACCESSORIES
Woolen Hosiery. 20
WOMEN’S HOSE—Silk and wool, camel
hade. Small sizes only. Reduced to 1.00
a pair to sell Friday.
WOMEN'S HOSE Imported wool hose
light .-port shades for winter outdoor wear
1.98 a pair.
Neckwear. 21
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS Peter Fan
collar and tailored cuffs of white or nat
ural colored linen. Set 1 25. _
VESTEKS- English broadcloth vest styles
with round collar, tucked front, and small
buttons. White and ecru. 1.25. _
LACE VESTS—Made entirely of or trim
med with real laces, 1.25 to 11.50.
FEATHER BOAS Fluffy ostrich acarfs
in light evening shades. 6.00.
Scarfs. 22
CASHMERE SCARFS OR MUFFLERS—
Exactly six in this group. 1.96.
KNITTED SCARFS Plain bright sport
shades. 3.26, *
Stationery. 23
CHRISTMAS CARDS—Our usual large
and complete showing. Engraving, if you
wish. Cards are 5c to 35c each.
CHRISTMAS CARDS- Twelve to the box.
60c to 1.00 a box.
HURD'S—Special box of fine writing
paper. 69c.
CRANE’S AND HURD'S STATIONERY
is here in a complete showing.
CRANES - Special gift boxes. An out
standing stationery value. 1 00 and 1.6u
bo*.
Umbr.il>*. 24
(Street, Floor)
SILK UMBRELLAS Black and atreef
shades. 3.3* and 4.3*.
A LI* SILK UMBRELLAS- Very smart
short. 16-rihbed umbrellas a feature at this
More. 4.96.
TOILET GOODS
Acceaaoriea. 25
(Street Floor)
OJtANUE STICKS Genuine orange wood
of a convenient length. Very special. 3c.
LIP STICKS—Imported French lip rouge,
jt which we have lets than a dozen sticks.
Formerly very high priced. Friday, 39c.
EYEBROW PENCIL—To carry in one’s
evening bag—is a combination lip atic|z
and eyebrow pencil. A very few of
these i ‘ ‘>
DOUBLE VANITY With \ari*y and
rouge. Where else could you buy ope
Cor 49 cents?
TOILET GOODS
Atomizer*. 26
GLASS I'l-.KFUM K ATOMIZERS With
rubber bulb. Month End Sale price, 19c.
Bru*he*. 27
HAIR BRUSHES "Prophylactic" stiff
bristle brui*hes (with wooden back. Just
ten of these. Each. 49c.
Perfume*. 28
TOILET WATER Colgate * various odor*,
attractively boxed for giving. Each. 50c.
HATH SALTS- Assorted odors that soften
he water and perfume the bath. Only a
few sacks at. each. 25c.
Powder. 29
JOHNSONS BABY TALCUM- The square
rrd and white can you know. Special, 19c.
Soap. 30
HASH IN'S Hardwater cocoa ca*t»Ie. A
soap that many use. Six cakes for ?5e.
Tooth Paste. 31
PEPSODENT—Tooth paste. Monday, J9c
a tube.
DRY GOODS
(Second Floor)
Bedding. 32
COTTON BLANKETS The usual quality
found at this store. 72x&0, 2 98. 66\80.
5.00.
75 HER CENT WOOL BLANKETS 66->"o.
0.49, and 70-/0 site. 6.49. You can’t find
better blanket values than thfe. 6.49.
COTTON COMFORTS Very special. 72x
84. silkoline covered. 2.98.
WOOLEN COMFORTS •Assorted color*
72-84. 7.48.
PEPPERRILL SHEETS—The large six#
—(41*99. Note the long length, and
every sheet genuine Pepperrill, no
rheaper brands mixed In to fool you.
1.34.
Domestics. 33
~OTTON SUITING — Imitation fia n n el.
69c a yard.
COTTON SUITING Fancy flannel. A goo-1
fabric. 69c a yard.
■UTTC >N sum N G - Robe flannel. Special
ly priced for this good quality. 69c a
yard.
COTTON—SUITING—Plain cloth suiting
99c a yard.
BABY FLANNEL—9sc a ysid Thi7~« ’
enough about this item.
DRESS GINGHAM--Fast color Renfrew *
gingham; 32-inch width. 36c.
DRESS GINGHAM Zephyr gingham. t2
ich width. 3'.‘r.
DRESS GINGHAM Imported, and 32 1n j
wide. Buy your future wants row and j
save mnnev. Yard
_
DRY GOODS. .
OUTING FLANNEL—Nice weight, with
fancy stripe, 36 inches wide. 25c.
SHIRTING MADRAS 3 li inches wide.
39c __
COMFORT ( HALLIS 36 inches wide.
Pretty patterns that you will like. 19c
:i yard.
DOTTED MARQUISETTE 39c a yard.
That is a BARGAIN, _
FILET NETS 49c % yard. A price that's
hard to heat. __
FRINGE CURTAINS- Odd lots, or they
would never he so cheap. 4.95 a pair.
silk drapery—36 inches wide, 98 cents.
W«* are wondering how many people will
see this without the capital letters 7
SILK DRAPERY—45 inc»o» wide. 2.19.
Linens. 34
LINEN SALES at Thorapson-Belden’s al
ways give the blgest bargains in town.
ALLOVER FILET LACE DOILIES Round
*hape, 6-inch size, 19c._
I FILET AND CUT WORK—Three-pieca
oval buffet set, reduced to 5.89.
ITALIAN CREAM BUFFET SETS—Three -
piece oblong sets. A value at 2.50.
REAL MADEIRA DOILIES—Six inches
bargain. 39c each.
REAL MADERIA DOILIES— Six inches
round. While they last. 19c each. _
REAL MADEIRA NAPKINS—Hand rm
| broidered and very attractive. A lovely
|and thoughtful gift. Special price—6.75
| a dozen. _
HAND EMBROIDERED CROSS STITCH
TOVN ELS A lovely thing for any home.
2.00. __
LINEN HEMSTITCHED HUCfK TOWEL*
—18x32. 75c each.
HEMMED TEA TOWELS- Three for 1.00.
Why bother to make them?
BROCADE BORDER BUCK TOWELS —
?? for 1.00. .
. MADEIRA TEA NAPKINS—Our own im
portation of fine linen, exquisitely cm
i broidered by hand and hand scalloped in
. lovely design*, 12x12 inches. 5.00 a pozen.
PURE LINEN TABLE NAPKINS—Of fine
Irish damask richly patterned in spot and
floral effects. This is the quality of limn
• that lasts for years and has made our
I nen sention famous. 4.89.
LACE TRIMMED LACK SCARFS -Of pure
linen tastily trimmed with edging1' of
French lace. 18x50 inches. /89c each.
FANCY STRIPED TURKISH TOWELS—
1 Heavy quality, soft, absorbs nt. Colors,
blue gold, lavender, pink; 18x36 inches.
28c each.
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS Nice w ight
and serviceable. Three for 1.00.
TURKISH WASH CLOTHS—Shell edged.
One of otir best values. Twelve for 1.00.
Notions. 35
(Street Floor)
BUTTONS- A good two and four-hole
button. Card of a dozen, 10c.
KOTEX Regular size. Box of a doien,
4 5c.
Patterns. 36
(Second Floor)
McCALL PATTERNS- Sold in this store
for 25 year*. 35c to 1 00.
PK TUKIAI. REVIEW PATTERNS And
t he famous Pictograi h to hi Ip you sew.
85c
VOGUE PATTERNS The favorite of veil
groomed women, the most up-to-the-min
ute style pattern un the ma'ket. Every
v\umau can make a dress with a Vogue.
40c to 1 00.
CHILDREN'S VOGUE - Ha* those attrac
tive styles that are wanted by every
mother for her child. 40c.
Ribbons. 37
(Street Floor)
MOIRE RIBBON 1 to 2 U-inch widths,
in black and colors. Yard. 15c.
REMNANTS Lingerie ribbon*. narrow
novelties, ^hort piece* of wide ribbon* fn»
making hags and gift* *h*'j*e and many
xt her remnant* of practically all colors,
for very little prices.
MOIRE l-ineh V4 re r-Hhons. in hlaek,
lark *hades. and light. Yard. 1 6e.
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Silks. 38
(Street Floor)
FAILLE Ha«kair»~" pure silk faille, in j
brown, navy. plum, prune, and gray, is a
real bargain—at, yard. 2.95.
SATIN DUCHESS A splendid quality all
silk satin in (Ttarmeuse effect: 36-inch
width, in all new shade*. Reduced to
1.86 a yard. _
HEI DING’S SATIN 'Ihit famous pure silk
tattn of 36-inch width, in 20 different
rotors. Yard. 2.49.
CORDUROY — Watersides coiduroy. for
robes and dresses. fS inches wide. In
20 shade-. Reduced to 89c a yard. J
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CHIFFON VELVETS—All our imported
j and domestic chiffon velvets, in black. ,
street, and evening shades, at a treat
| reduction for this sale. 4 29, 6.95 and
7.50 a yaid.
IMPORTED GEORGETTE French velvet
emhroiderrd georgette, in light and dark
shade*. Reduced to. yard. 9 r*R.
DOMESTIC GEOBGETTT Chenille em
broidered in «tnped and allover design*.
3 6ft and 4.95.
SILK DUVETYNF. Black, light shades,
and dark, in 36 and 4(Mnch *oft. lustrous
iuvetyn*. Reduced to 1.95.
■'ANTON CREPE 40-inch silk canton, in
* splendid assortment of colors. The
Month End Sale price 2.69 a yard.
CREPE FAILLE A real hnrgain in fash
ionable silk Is this 40-inch crepe faille
in Mack. navy, brown, and almond. 2.69.
SATIN ROM A IN A Romain crepe with a ;
satin finish, which makes the fabric re
versible. Green, navy, silver, gray. satidle
wood, tile, blue, fallow' anti rust. Reduced
| to 2.95 a yard.
Trimmings. 39
(Street Moor)
BEADED ORNAMENTS \ ftir-t» !mr-l
dress is given new smartness and color
with the addition of a headed ornament.
Some of our very most expensive ones at
FOOTINGS The finer qualities, in 8S
*.h*»l«’ New model* .suggest Christ mo*
gift handkerchief * with footing to make
•hem new anti daintv. Yard. 12 Sc
FOOTINGS A few handkerchief foot
ln*s. plain and fancy, at 10c a yard
El OW KHS Shoulder* flowers for dre«*e*. j
lapel flowers for routs, including gardenias 1
snd little French bouquets. 60c. j
I ACES Yah* ami torchons, in white and)
.•ream. Special. Be a yard.
FUR Imitation chinchilla, an exes
quality, in 1-inch w >tth. Yard. 2.76.
O rK1C|I FRINGE Of S-ineh width In
It- ht green, .lade. pink, black, tan. red,
• range Yard. 1 66.
MEDALLIONS l.a.e metlallkns, of filet
snd Irish. Each. 5c and 10c.
Wool Goods. 40
COATING Down) •*,*«,!« «>f *•-11 fast
■ •laid* Brown, pantelta, and tendon smoke
54-inch width* Yard. 4 95.
WOOL GOODS
GERONA — Frostman - Huffman genuine
Gerona coating, in pheasant, dark tan, Sor
rento blue. Greatly reduced, to 6.95.
JERSEY Silk and wool, and all wool jer
seys, 54 inches wide, in heather mixture*.
A good range of staple colors. 1.69.
CHINCHILLA— All wool chinchilla coat
ings, in navy, dark gray, scarlet, and
black. Yard, 2.95.
(’ONVKNTINE Priestley’s imported fab
ric. in navy only. An ideal suit and dress
fabric of 58-inch wdth. Yard, 4.95. •
WOMEN S FOOTWEAR
• Boots. 41
(Street Floor)
HIKING BOOTS—All reduced 2 0 per
cent.
RIDING BOOTS Reduced 20 per cent
also.
Oxfords. 42
(Street Floor)
SEMI ORTHOPEDIC Oxford* - Black
vici kid. 7.50.
SEMI-ORTHOPEDIC OXFORDS — Brown
vici kid. 8.50.
Pumps. 43
(Street Floor)
PATENT PUMPS With Spanish heel and
rolonial buckles. 6.95.
PATENT LEATHER PUMPS—With new
Spanish heel and gored side*. 6.95.
BLACK SUEDE PUMPS—(Sired at side,
Spanish heel. 6.95.
BLACK KII) PUMPS With military ln-l
and colonial buckle. 6.95.
Slippers 4 A
(Street Floor)
BOI DIOR SLIPPERS—Black satin quilt-d,
with aoft padded soles. 1.35.
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS —Oid rose ahad-.\
with aoft padded sole. 1.35.
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS—Delft blue quilt
ed with, soft padded soles; all sixes.
| 1.35.
1
BLACK KII) SLIPPERS - - With narrow
gored beaded straps over the instep.
6.95.
BLACK SATIN SUPPERS -With narrow
instep straps and Spanish heel. 6.95.
-HLVKK BROCADED SLIPPERS - With in
»tep strap and medium French heel. 6.93.
CHILDREN’S WEAR
Capi. 45
CROCHKTKD- Hand rrochelrd of *h.tr.
oink, or blue woolen yarns. Because they
hav* become soiled from handling, the
price i* 95c to 1.75.
CORDUROY—Soiled white caps that can
t»e cleaned to newness. Several styles at
inly 19c.
Dresses. 46
DRESSES — Infants' fine batiste dresses,
in plain styles tliat are dainty and
easily laundered. 1.00.
Leggins. 47
LEGGlKS -Jersey drawer leygins, in sue*
1.19.
Rompers. 48
FHAMBRAY ROMPERS Cunning style*
,-f plain colored chambray. Blue, peach,
j and maize Can you make them for le*s
jthan 85c?
Sleeping Garments. 49
GOWNS Striped outing FanneJ gnwnr.
Sixes 10, 12 and 2 4 year*. Pink and blue.
Ltt.
NIGHT SHIRTS Striped outing flannel
night *hirts for hoy* who wear sixes 10,
12 and 14 year* Each. 1.39.
SLEEPERS Taney outing sleeper*, rot
with feet. Pink. blue, and tan, in s;se*
4. 6 and * 1 89.
Pillow Slip*. 50
| M ADEIRA* SLIPS Fine little *lip* for
; twlants’ pillows. Madeira embroidered.
1.95.
PLAIN SLIPS Fine materials, with dainty
iare edge. 95c.
Sweaters. 51
CHILD'S SWEATER—Tan. brushed wool,
with orange trimming. 3.95.
CHILD'S SWEATER—Orange, with tan
trimming, very soft and fine. 9.95.
CHILD'S SWEATER Brown sweater, tan
trimmed, knitted with scarf collar. 3.95.
GIFT SPECIALS
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Cards. 52
4 FUt U T INF Of ~ard« rot only for ;
Christmas and New Year#, but for birth- |
4*y* and anniversaries. and every special
day or occasion. Very moderately priced.
Dolls. S3 j
NIGHT LAMPS Wire frame* mounted
with bisque doll beads and fitted wuh
cord and socket plug. 1 60.
BED LIGHT The convenient lights for
night reading are most attractive when
mounted with a doll's head Not at all
difficult tq make. Each. 1.00
TF I FPHONE SCREEN Doll frame*.
inches high, complete with pretty doll
head, completely covers a telephone 1 00.
H1H APRONS t)f unbleached muslin
stamped in simple patterns. 59c.
Bl'lT'KT SET S All linen, in white. Each. ,
&9o. I
POT HOLDERS Ca*e fitted with thrtv j
pad*, for handling pots and pan*. AH'
four pieces stamped to embroider. S9c.
Parly Accessories. 54
MAH ON
- a box. 4n opportunity to buy the s~i
for I 00.
BH1PGF P APS Decorated set of four
with table number. Set. 6Sc.
PENCILS -Unique ladie* and clowns that
• re pencil* make fine favor* or low score
prize*. Each. 10c.
•
Moth card table cover, hand decorated and 1
boxed in black and gold box. ready for !
Christmas giving. Farh, 2 .50
SCORE PADS Blnf'
deeorated to match the table eoxer. Set
xf four, boxed. 2.00.
Lamps. 55
SABLE LIGHT FRAMES Or e lot of mrr
fiamc* include* a doseu dittirent stvlx**
n wiie table lamp frames. Huy them at
the sale and our instructor will help you 1
make them. Special S9e.
AND! 1 LIGHT FRAMES Wtre frame
lo shield a caudle light. These fei a
•out IO» each.
Cash patrons racaiva tha sans
courtesies accorded to charge
customers in case of exchange
or return of merchandise,
GIFT SPECIALS
I CANDLE SHlfcl.DS—Three new styles in
elude the popular basket shield and other*.
Thc*e wire frame* may he covered with
little expense. Our instructor will help
you. Each, 29c.
BRIDGE SHADES -Decorated parchment
ihades, in bright colorings. Each. 1.9f.
Novelties. 56
SUKSEKY RHYMES Cleverly illustrated
and prettily framed pictures for kiddie*'
rooms. Boxed for giving, 69c.
MOTTOES A large line of popular senti
ments a gift that one may appropriately
give to anyone. Each, 60c.
MOTTOES—Old samplers make clevsr
mottoes for prizes and gifts. Each, 1.00.
IJUILL PEN'S—For gift or prize these pens
are nicely boxed. Each, 89c.
WAX FLOWERS- Hand made Jonquils ati£ w
roses, two in a box, with foliage. Box,
, 1.50.
FLOWERS—California paper poppies, about
eight of them, attractively boxed, with
buds and foliage. J.60.
CALENDARS VoJland’s new calendar of
salads, deserts, cakes, luncheon and din
ner menu-4. A prize or gift to please.
75c.
'I RAYS Hand decorated Japanned serving
traps. Each, 1.50.
PLUM BRIDGE BASKET? Gilted gift
baskets filled with jar* of marmalade*,
jellies, honey, little packets of dates and
figs, sugar coat4 <1 nut*, fine cand.es, and
choice tea*. 2.50 to 10.00. ^
-'110E TREES—Enameled and decorated,
to make attractive gifts and prize* —
boxed. 1.25.
KINDLING BASKETS—And magazine
i baskets. Decorated in colors to com
bine with your room. 3.75 to 15.00.
Candles. 57
CANDLE STICKS—Squatty candle stick*
with randies ; black, orange, blue, and rose.
Boxed, pair. 2.00.
DECORATED CANDLES—All colors, mpny
-hapes and sizes to fit any holder. Pair,
50c.
CANDLE LIGHT SHADES—Taffeta «ha^
with clever ruching*. Ro«e, gold, and
delft blue. Each, 1.75.
CANDLE LIGHT SHIELDS- Parchment
•■hields, trimmed with black velvet; to be
decorated. Each, 85c. ,
Stamped Goods. 58
LEA AltfiONS- J'ink and maize dimity,
‘•tamped in simple designs. What more
attractive gift at the price—15r. a
BABY BIBS—Both bib and tray cloth, »
stamped to embroidery. Set. loe.
TEA SETS—Five-piece sets, including ?5
nch cloth and four napkins. Set. 1.00.
COVERS—Card table covers with the edg*»
aped, lumped ready to embroider. Each,
«9r.
BOUDOIR SET—Dre«=er scarf and vaaitv
*et of pure handkerchief linen. Stamped
■4n white, and may he embroidered in either
white or color. The set complete, 1.00.
HUC'K TOWELS—Dainty colored towels—■
18x50 stamped to be embroidered. Each,
29c,
GOWNS—Batiste gowns, in pink, stamped
•-o embroider. 1.00.
_ % w «•
GOWNS—Barred dimitie*. made up ready
to embroi i«-r. Blue and maize shade*.
L00.
'll.LOWS -Crib and carriage pillows **f
i atiste or lawn, stamped for dainty ena
| broidery. Each. 59c.
j HOUSE DRESS- —Eight *tyle« cf
linen*. each of whirh, embroidered, would
■^ake a !o eiy gift from one woman to an
lather. 1.00.
GIRL’S DRF.>> Size* h to 12. in stamped
j linene dresses for little girls. 89c.
PURCHASES MADE NOW
'during the lfonth-End *sle will not *p
j parr on November sta*rments. They will
not be payable until January W'hen an
'opportunity, such a* this Month-End *a>
nffer* practical saving* on fine quality m
I merchandise, ft is th# smart woman vho ™
; readze* future a* well a* present need*,
j and buys heavily of f^n* quality mer
| chandiae.
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CASH PATRONS
who shop with us during the
j Month-End Sales or at any
other time, receive the same
consideration and courtesies
as do charge patrons, particu
larly in the case of exchange
or return of merchandise.
APPLICATIONS
for charge accounts are made
with the credit office, third
floor. We solicit your patron
age, and assure you that we •+,J*
will be able to satisfy you in
every detail of merchandise
nr service.
FREE PARKING
Patrons^■isdi^^hop^^^h'^u*
find it convenient to park at
the Aquila court station,
where there is no danger of
having fenders bumped, and
polish scratched. A sales
check, for any amount what
ever. from Thompson-Beldon. v
will secure the refund of your f
admittance charge. We are
glad to be of this service to
you.
GIFT MAKING
There's something very per
sonal about the gift that one
makes. Lamp shades .bed
lamp, doll lamp, beaded bag.
telephone screen, or plaque
work many acceptable gifts
that it is a pleasure to plan
and to make. Then. too. the
cost is considerably less when
one mad receive competent
instruction without charge.
Miss Sherman, instructor of
lamp shades making; Mrs. m
Butts, embroidery; Miss Lich
tensteiger, plague work; Miss
Lorenz Dennison, paper and
wax work, and Mis Dorothy
Johnson, bead work.
A Sale Like This Each Month is Whv One Always Finds New Merchandise at Thompson-Belden’s
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