THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MARCH 20, 1917.
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Broader Assortments, Superior Values in Spring Dress Materials
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GRAIN AHDPRODUCE
Big Demand for All Kinds of
Grain and All Sold Out Early
in the Day.
WHITE CORN HIGHEST EVER
1117.
Omsha, March II,
The caah grain alloatlon waa excellent
today and, while lha recelpte of tha dif
ferent grelna ware rather heavy, there waa
a heavy demand for all cerealn and tha ta
bles were pretty well cleaned up before tha
cloae ef the caah market.
Tha wheat market, however, waa In
clined to be bearlah and while a few cars
of No. 3 hand aold at a Ho advance tha
bulk of the offerings aold either at un
changed prlrea or lo lower.
Today'e top on rash wheat waa 91.90 on
No. I hard, but the Iteneral run of aam
plea of thla trade brought Sl.aaiej eel-Sa,
while the bulk of the No. S bard brought
from tl.Mtk61.S7.
Corn waa In alrong demand and tha white
variety, which aold at a premium, aold
around 11.09 t? 1.07 and aet a new high
price levet on thla cereal.
a'hlla file yellow and mixed vnrtetlea of
onrn aold at aontewhat lower prlcea than
tha white tha demand for theao varletlea
waa very good and a large part of to
day'e aalea were made up of the 6fnimerclal
gradea of tha yellow and mixed.
Tha better grades of white corn were
quoted at 91.flftfrl.07; the yellow ranged In
price from f IMS fyl.O 4 and the mixed
. brought from 91.0&r1.09.
Oata ware a trifle weak and the demand
for thla cereal wan not overactive.
Rya waa quoted from eteariy to 2c higher
nd waa In good demand, while barley waa
quite active and waa quoted from unchanged
to le higher,
Clearancea were, wh-at and flour equal
to 937,000 bug .Ola; corn 879,000 bushels.
Primary wh.al recelpta were 591,000 bush
els, and shipment 417,000 buehela agalnal
recelpta of 1,177,000 bushels, and shipments
of 9X7,000 buehela laat year.
Primary corn recelpta were 999,000 bueh
ela, andahlpmenta 411,000 buehela against
recelpta of 1,234.000 bushels, and ahlpmeota
of (41,000 buahela laat year,
Primary oata recelpta were 909.000 bueh
ela, and ehtpmenta 907,000 buahela against
recelpta of 1,791,000 buahela. and ehlpmentj
of 199,090 buehela l..at year.
CARLOT RECEIPT.
. . Wheat.sCom. Oata.
Chicago 4 129 107
Minneapolis zo
Duluth
Omaha 92
Kanaaa City Ill
St. Louie 90
Winnipeg ,...,.370
Theee aalea were reported today:
Wheat No. t hard winter: t car, 11.90: I
eara. 11.91; II care. 11.914. No. t hard
winter: I car, II. 97ft; I eara, 11.97: I can,
tl.ttW, 1 car, ti ll: 1 car. 11.14: 1 car,
1 94. No. 4 hard winter: t-i car, II. I:.
Bainpla hard winter:- 1 car, 11.741 1 car,
1.71; t car, 11.71; I-l car, 11.10. lample
mixed: t car, 11.71. No. t mixed: 1 car,
SM9. No. 4 aprlng: 1 oar, 11.17.
Rye No. 1: 1 car, 11.41. No. : 1
tar, 91.11.
Barley No. l! 1 oar, 91.12; 1 car, 91.97.
Corn No. I white: 4 eara, 11.07. No. I
white: 4 care, 91.09H. No. 4 white: 1
ear, II.0IV1; 1 car, 11.09. No. 1 yellow: 1
oar. I1.0IV.. No. I yellow: 1 car (ship.
(era welghta), I1.09'4: T cars, 91.01. No.
yellow: 1 car, 11.95,. No, i mixed:
eara, 91.01. No. I mixed: t car (ahlp
p.r'a welghta), 11.99: can, 3105V 13
care, 11.01, No. 4 mixed: I eara, II.0IH.
Oata No. t white: 31 rare. 19c, No. 4
7'hfte: 7 can, 17 440. Sample white: 7 eara,
7c.
Omaah Caah Prlcee-Wheat: No. 1 hard.
11.1901. 10: No. I hard. 1.94tt1.97!:
No. 4 hard. 1. 7101.12. Corn: No. 9
while, t!.09Ut)l.07: No, I white, 91.09V
1.0! V No. 4 white, II.OIViOl.09: No. I
white, 91.0SiitJl.0tV.; No. I white, II.0i
I. 05ft: No. I yellow. Il.00et.0ll4; No. 3
yellow, 11.05 ei.OIVt: No. 4 yellow,
tl.OIHI.OItii No. I yellow. 11.05 V. 1.05 ;
No. I yellow, 11.04 14 01.054; No. 2 mixed,
II. OI01.OI44; No. I mixed, H.0Si
l.OS'i; No. 4 mixed. t1,04J I.OS'4 No. I
mixed, tl.0tffl.im; Ne, 0 mixed. I1.04O
11. Oata: No. I white, llrllc: otand
ard, 11019: No. I white, !74CJ5c; No,
I white, 57 ft i; Vie. Marley: Malting,
fl.1443V.tO: No. 1 feed, l.04il.12. Rye:
No. 2. 11.5101.13: No. 3, I1.4HUI.S1.
Local range of option:
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May 1 11 1 IS 1110 1 It't 111
July J II 1 5S IMS1 1 I4H1!0
Sept. 1 Sl 1 41 lll! 1 41
torn. . II I
. May I 1 01 1 09 Ifliu 1 01
July i 01 let 10444 1 00 I
Sepl. I I Ot'il 1 04 1021,1 1 04
tints, II II
May f 17941 US! 17941 ' S HI
.July ! 81W H 61) 54
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104
102
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Chicago cloalng prlcea. furnlahed Tha
Ties by Logan at Bryan, atucH and grain
brokere. 3U South Nlxteentlt street, Omaha:
Art.
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July . I
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May
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May
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May
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May
July
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PttOVIKIONR.
Moderate Strength itevelope In Wheat and
Cera oa Strike Settlement.
Chicago, March 19. Derided advancea to
day In tha value of wheat followed the
railway atrika settlement and the supreme
court declalon that the American eight
hour law la constitutional. Prices closed
atrong, 904n net higher, with May at
ll.M91.IIH4 and July 9I.9I01.69. Corn
gained ltT9c, oata OiOHo and provisions
17ctMl.lt.
At first the wheat market made only
moderate upturna In responae to announce,
mania that the threatened walkout of rail,
road employea had beeu declared oft. Tem
porary bulllah eentlment waa realralned. by
the expected continuance of auch .freight
embargoes aa had been due to rotigrnted
facllltlee. ' Besides demand from would-be
purchaaera waa checked by uncertainly over
the Increaalng destruction of American
ahlpplng In tha war aone. Bearlah crop re
ports from the aouthwest aa well aa a re
vival of minora of afforta for a aeparats
pears betwoen Auatrla and Russia acted fur
ther as transient weight on the market.
After tha trade had taken Ita bearlnta on'
the Adamaon law declalon, however, the
buylnt movement broadened out and quote
tlona went up with a rush.
One of the factors which In the laat hour
lifted the wheat market to the highest
level of the day waa an unconfirmed rumor
of serious dlaturbancee In Germany. -A sub
ttantlal decrease In the United states vlet
sic total onanted likewise In favor of higher
prlcea, and ao. too, did the cancellation of
railroad embargoea. There waa In addition
eosslp ef snergetle meatiurea to be taken to
live gerater protection lo American ships.
Corn advanced to new price reconle. Hca
board buying and active demand from In
dustries were strongly In evidence and were
ascribed largely lo the etrlke settlement.
Oata rooa with other grains. Southern call
for caah oata were keen and premlunte were
onered for Immediate ahlpinent,
Sharp galna In provlelona accomnanled
the Improvement In the rail situation. Scare.
Ity of hog arrivals formed another atlmulua
to buyers. May delivery of pork, lard and
ids went to tha topmost prices yet.
' Chicago Caah Prlcea Wheat: No, I red,
nominal; No. I red. It. 97: N. I hard.
- si.ss; wo. s nam, 11.9001.09. Corn: No,
I yellow. 1.101.10: No. I yellow,
1.9901. Ill,; No. 4 yellow, ll.OfOIHl.
Oata: No. I white, IIOI0f: alanderd.
. ettievvic. stye, nominal. Harley, ll.ufltf
1.12. Seeds; Timothy. l3.T5ti6.76; clover,
1 I9.00O19. 00. Provisional Pork, 931.40;
ird. 111.00; ribs, 111.100 11.13.
Butter ajteadf; creamery. 33 0 40c.
Xggs Lower; recelpta, 1.117 caeca', firsts,
tci ordinary fleets. 35:tc; at mark.
"vs.ee wciuuea, 10 size vie.
Poutoee Lower; recelpta, 64 cars; Wla.
ronala and Michigan white, tl.lttM.lt;
jaano, Colorado, aahlngtoa and Oregon,
3.IOOI.60. . .
Poultry Ally tower; fcwla, II o;
aprlngs, 11 c
' SC. Xaata Orata Market. '
t Loula, March 19 Wheat No. I red,
199ei.II; Jio. 1 hard, 91.94c; May,
Ot.siet; JUir. 91-94.
Corn No. Si Il.llttl.l0: No. I white,
SJ.ivoi-ll; May, 4l.llvi.ll4;. July,
01. 100401.10. .
Oata Steady; track. No. 1. ISo; No.
Whit 13a. ,
BeautiM Mew Silks
and W1 EDresss Materials
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Exquisite New Silks lnizttf
I 'Sports Silks' are very popular this season. All the new ideas are here, rich "Sportussahs," the popular imported hand-woven Shantung Pongees, beau-
I tiful ,Taffetas and Radiums, "Cinderella Silks," Pussy yillows, etc. A very complete showing of the new silks that are in demand. Here are a few items at
y special prices Tuesday :
I 25 pieces of 36-inch "Sportussah," one of
y the special forecasts for spring wear. We
1 have all the new sports shades. Strictly
I all silk, worth $3.00, $2 25
O An T.tr.1. All C.'llr Cnf.n "Unfonf a liinrli-nlaaci
1 fabric, dependable wearing quality, in
5 street and evening shades. A
special value, Tuesday
$1.65
40-Inch Novelty Radium Silk, beautiful
printed designs,, artistic color effects. A
rich, lustrous quality of handsome gowns.
See them Tuesday, at the special M AC
price of ...vJl.iW
50 pieces of 40-Inch All Silk Georgette
Crepes, worth ?2.25. Perfect goods, in a
full line of street and evening M MC
shades. A bargain, at. . V lfJ
Novelty Satin Striped Taffeta, checks and
plaids; entirely new styles, light and dark
colorings, black and white effects. Satin
novelties in the most popular silks for
Spring wear, at $1.18, $1.38
10 pieces of 36-Inch Black Dress Taffeta,
a soft, supple finish ; good black. OOL
Very special, at j 00 C
50 pieces 36-Inch All Silk' Chiffon Dress j
Taffeta, a bright, lustrous quality that
gives satisfactory wear. '15 of the new I
spring colors. Tuesday, fff 1A i
ma-Baa 'm
war a a ar
at
100 pieces of 40-Inch All Silk Crepe de'
Chine, a fine, firm quality, in every new I
color, for street or evening wear. 04 1Q r
Worth todav $1.50. for Tuesdav Wl: III S
All the Fashionable Weaves and
s , Colors in Our Showing of
New Wool Dress Materials
Wool Jersey Cloths, Sports Stripes and Plaids, Novelty
Velours, Fashionable Serges and Diagonals. " See them
Monday in Daylight Dress Goods Section.
66-inch extra heavy, All-Wool,
sponged and shrunk Serge, in a
25 pieces of 64-inch All-Wool Jer
sey Cloth, in the new spring shades
of russet green, chartreuse, citron,
military blue, tan and navy, at,
each ...$2.50
New Covert Cloths, 64 inches wide,
In a variety of tan and caster
shades, the right weight for spring
coats, at.... 81.75 and 81.98
French Serges, 40 to 60 inches
wide, strictly all wool, fine, soft
finish, one of the most popular
plain weaves; every new color, in
cluding black, at. . 98S 81.48
good line of colors, including navy
blue and black; Tuesday, 81.18
100 pieces of new Spring Dress
Materials, in plain eolors and nov
elty stripes and plaids, light and
dark shades, black and white
checks, worth up to $1.00, at 48t
to 6$t
Skirts made to your measure. See
our latest models, made up by our
own tailors. First-class workman
ship and a perfect fit guaranteed
in every case; for the making, 82
Sewing Needs for the Spring Frock
la this sal of Sawing Notions, sharply raduead, and at this vary op
portune lima you will find ovarytkini nacaggary for your spring sawing.
J. & P. Coats and Brownstring best 6-cord Machine Thread, black or
white, all numbers, 6c Value, 9 for .254
, . , (No mail or phone orders filled).
Standard Dress Form, with reinforced skirt, model, correctly sized;
regular $3.00, special.. ...J 81.89
16c Warren Groa Grain Silk Covered Featherbone, black or white,
the yard . . , 8
16c Barbour's Linen Thread, 200-yard spool, black or white. . . .lOMit
m. t t - i -t i t j ni n t a : Li i- .!.:- it JiU. il
iuc nigfl uinua insiae DKir. dciihi;, umcii or wnnc. u wiuum, tn, mc
ard 5t
leinert's Featherweight. Dress Shields. 20c size 12. 26c size 16a.
30c size 20t$
60c Sample Steal Scissers, Shears
or Button Hole Scissors, a wonder
ful lot 29
5c Dressmakers' Nickel Plated
Pins, sharp point, full 300 count,
for ...3t
5c Crowley's Ever-Sharp Gold
Eyed Needles, 2 for 5
6c Challenge Safety Pins, all sizes.
10c Do Long's Hump Hooks and
Eyes, black or white, all sizes, 6
M. & K. Knitting Cotton, all sizes,
white only, regular 6c, ball 3t
8c Bias Lawn Tape, 6-yard bolts,
all the wanted sizes. ...... .49
16c all white Novelty Braid, very
scarce and much wanted i 4-yard
bolt io
Ifln Ti n.Tnn Pvvmi n'v Powr'ntttii.ri
Garment Snip Fasteners; all sizes, 2 doMn for ) i 5t
at 7tf k 36c Hard Rubber Dressing Combs,
10c English Twilled Tare, white
only; 10-yard bolts 7t$
in all best makes; a sample lot;
many sizes and styles; 19
The New Wash
Goods
White and Colors
Inspection invited. See the newest of the
weavers' and printers' art expressed in textiles
for Spring and Summer wear.
VOILES Printed, Svoven and plain- colors. Our collec
tion now on display comprises the daintiest of color com
binations in weaves that are'decidedly different; at, per
yard 25 to 89t
SPORTS FABRICS In suiting and dress weights wash
able cottons, also silk and cottons, ranging from the
stripe color grouping to the elaborate Persian band ef
fects, at, yard , 29 to 89
PAISLEY SILKS AND COTTONS These lustrous print
ed Tussah weaves of lustrous silk and cotton warp, 36
inches wide, designs and colors representative of the days
of the old Paisley shawls, are especially attractive and
considered very good style. Price, per yard 59
FINE GINGHAMS We feature the fine zephyr quality
in the 32-inch width, in plaids and checks, especially
adapted for children's wear, colors and combinations, the
best that can be produced, at, yard. 35
FINE TISSUE VOILE 36 inches wide. All colors are
woven in the fabric, stripes with inset embroidered motif,
all new, best dress designs, dainty, summery fabrics, at,
yard 25
WHITE WAISTING FABRICS 36 to 40 inches wide,
showing the new striped effects, -m an excellent quality
of the popular voile weave, at, yard 29
WHITE TRANSPARENT ORGANDY every quality re
quired for every dress purpose displayed here, from the
fine domestic grades to the sheerest of Swiss manufac
turers' art. Splendid quality featured here, 40 inches
wide, at, yard , 35
WHITE GABERDINE SUITING AND SKIRTING 40
and 43 inches wide. This fabric'has the new wool finish;
eliminates the wrinkling feature of most finishes. Priced
here, at, yard . . . 75
LONG CLOTH The fine weave, in sealed packages of 10
yards each. No stamping on the fabric, no waste in cut
ting and unusually fine in texture; par bolt. . . .81,85
NAINSOOK The fine weave in softest mull finish, for
undermuslins, 36 inches wide; special quality, yard, 25
WHITE PLISSE CREPE For gowns; the standard 30
inch Windsor grade; yard ..19
PAJAMA CHECK DIMITY Yard wide, small, dainty
checks, yard 12
PERSIAN LAWN This quality never offered for less
than 25c, special, yard . 15
INDIA LINON A rare bargain in this 25c grade, on sale,
Tuesday, yard , 15
ONE-tiALF PRICE SALE OF
Laces, Embroideries, But
tons and Trimmings
A special lot of Vals., Cottons, Torchons and Filets, with insertions to
match, worth up to 15c, special, at, yard. 5
Cotton Cluny, Torchon and Normandy Vals., 2 to 4 inches wide, at, per
yard lQt
bhadow rlouncmgs, 18 and il inches wide, at, yard. . . .35c and 55
Chantille and Oriental Flouncings, in white, cream and embroidered in
colors, worth up to $2.00, special, at, yard. 69
Gold and Silver Lace, for hat trimming, 3 to 6 inches wide, yard. .98
Beaded and Crystal Trimming, jn bands and ornaments, Tuesday,
at One-Half Price. -Sijk
Embroidered Bands and Medallions, in all colors, at, yard . . . 15
Flouncings, in Voile and Organdy, 18 and 27 inches wide, very good for
graduation dresses, worth up to $ 1.00, special, at, yard 49
A Very Good Line of Buttons for Spring Suits and Dresses
Suit Buttons, doz., 35 to 82.98 i A good assortment of Allover Em-
Dress Buttons, doz., 25 to 90
Trimming Buttons,
doz 15 to 45
Fancy Pearl Buttons,
doz. . 20 to 81.98
EMBROIDERIES, HALF PRICE
Embroidery Flouncing, 18 inches
wide, used for underwear, many
pretty patterns to select from,
worth up to 60c, at, yard. . .19
Embroidery Flouncing, in voile
and organdy, for graduation
dresses, 18 and 27 in. wide, spe
cial, yard 89
Infants' Ruffled and Hemstitched
Flouncing, 27 in. wide, special, at,
yard 59
broideries, worth up to $1.25, spe
cial, at, yard 69
Embroidery Edges and Insertions,
at, yard 10
Narrow Embroidery Edges, at,
yard 5
Beading and Galloons,-! to 3 in.
wide, worth up to 60c, special, at,
yard ; ..19
LACES AX ONE-HALF PRICE
Filet, Cotton, Cluny, Torchon and
Normandy Vals., 2 to 6 in. wide,
regular price 50c, special, at
yard .-.15
A good assortment of Normandy
Vals., for underwear, worth up to
98c, special, at, yard 39
0
March Dinnerware Sale
Tuesday and Wednesday We Have Made Some Important
Reductions
$ 9.00 42-piece Bluebird semi-porcelain din- fA
der set; service for(6 persons. Special. tDeOU
$12.00 100-piece English semi-porcelain dinner set, blue
or brown borders; service for 12 tjj AO
i persons. Special ' pDe0
$20.00 42-piece French china dinner set; "service for
6 persons. Blue spray design. tf 1 O C A
Special tfl.jU
Plain white cups and saucers, pair lOtJ
15c soup plates, o 50c decorated vege-
at OC table bowls
12c pie plates, ?0c dinner plates,
at.. ;. DC I t
EXQUISITE MILLINERY
Special Showing This Week in
Omaha's Largest
Millinery Department
. Of late Parisian styles, also models -from
America's leading makers and
productions by our own expert de
signers. ,
You Are Cordially Invited
to View the Display
' SPECIALLY PRICED AT,
$10, $12.50, $15, $18 to $45
If You Want to Save Money Try Hay den's First
13 lbs. Bast Purs Granulated Sutar
tar VIAW
4S-IS. Sack Beet Hlak-Grade DUsawS
H Flaur, mad from tha finaat, as.
. letted Ne. 1 wheat, ear sack. .SZJS
9 hare Diamond C, Swlf t'a Pride or
Laundry Queea White Laundry
Soap ISc
6 Iba. Cholea Japan Rle1. ...... .J8c
S Iba. White or Yellow Cornnteal. .tSc
S lb.. Beat Rolled While Breakfast
Oatmeal SSc
I bare Wool Soap ..ISc
Nebraska Maid . Macaroni ot Spa
ahettl, pk. 7ViC
i-on. Jara Pure Strained Honey.. 30c
Pure Comb Honey, raek. ....... .1S
E. C. Cora Flak.ii, pkg. ...... .TV,c
l-a, Can Condrnaca Milk lie
raney Sweet Plcklee, at SOe
Kaney Sour Pickles, qt ...10c
Fancy Chow Chow, qt ISc
Fancy Queea Olives, qt... 3Sc
Grepe-Nute, pks.... .......11c
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb 20c
Tha Beat Bulk Peanat Butter, per
lb UV,c
Kamo Soups, ean...; SV,c
Tha beat bulk Laundry 8tareh. per
lb. , Sc
The best Tea Slftlnia. lb IZVic
Fancy Golden Santoa Coffee, lb. .SOe
THE BEST CREAMERY BUTTER.
bulk, par Ik .43c
Tha beat Ma. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, lb .SSc, 40c
Tha beat Dairy Tabla Butter, per
lb. .34c, Jc
The beet Pull Cream, Yount America,
Wisconsin Cream or New York White
Cheesa, lb 30c
Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb..,,. 30c
Imported Roquefort Cheesa, lb.... SSc
Neufchatel Cheese, each 4c
SPECIAL ORANGE SALE
Hlfhland Navels Are the Healthiest
Fruit Grown ta Eat.
Tuesday, lit cue, lllithland
Navel ...SSc
Tuesday, 110 aisa Highland .
Navel. 30c
Tuesday 176 aisa Highland
Navela ISc
Tuesday. SOS also Highland
Navela 10c
Tueaday, 3S0 (tie Highland .
Navela ...ISc
Tuesday, 188 else Highland
Navela lie
IS Iba. Beet Cooking Potatoaa TOc
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Turnips, Bad-
. tehee or Shallots, bunch... Sc
Freeh Cauliflower, per lb 11 ",c
S bcada Fresh Leaf Lettuce. ..... 10c
Large Cucumbera, each ISc 20c
Cape Cod Cranberriea, qt 10c
Faney Jarsey Sweet Potatoes, per
lb.. Vs
Old Beets; Carrots. Turnips, Par.
anipa, Rutabagaa, par lb.... Sa
Rrussels Sprouts, per lb '. .lTViu
Extra Faacy Grapefruit; aack...Tva
Onion Sate, red or yellow, qt. . . .ISVse
Housefurnishing
Needs Greatly
Underpricea
6-ft. Braced Stepl'adder, $1.65
value, for S1.39
6-ft. Plain, Stepladder, 95c
value, for
1- Burner
value, for
2- Bumer
value, for
8-Gallon
79
Gas Plate, $1.45
i.98t
Plate, $2.45
1.98
Garbage Can, $1.00
Gas
value, for 79a
10-GalIon Garbage Can, $1.35
value, for 98
Any 25c Oil or Polish .... 19t
Plain Roller Skates. .... .65
Best Ball Bearing Boiler Skates,
for .81.98
Good Wire Carpet Beaters, at,
each 10
A Good Galvanized Washboard,
for ..19
Wooden Towel Rollers It
The Last Word in Apparel Fashions
Is what a visitor here may expect at all times. But;
seldom are such assortments or values apparent, as you
will find in this Sale of
Elegant Spring Suits
IN TWO SPECIAL LOTS TUESDAY
At $45
100 Suits, exclusive de
signs, in the season's most
desirable materials and
colors. Each suit has a
charming individuality
and superb quality, which
constitute these really ex
traordinary values at sale
price.
At $25
Hundreds of classy
Suits, in Semi-Tailleur and
Norfolk effects, clever
Sports Suits, Jersey Suits
and manytJther styles in
a great variety of models.
All sizes, 16 to 46. Sur
prising values.
Ah Immense Showing of Coats
$35
In almost unlimited variety of the sea
son's most clever styles in Burella
Cloths, Velours, Bolivias and fine Nov
elties, exclusive designs, at
$19
so
A Bevy of New
Models in Coats,
Special Tueaday at . .
In Poplin's, Men's Wear Serges, Burella
Cloths and Velours, Novelty Plaids, etc., in
Apple Green, Gold, Ruby, Biege, Blues and
'other popular shades.
Silk Sport Skirts
Just received, new shipment of Novelty
Silk Sport Skirts, at ,
$7.50, $10, $12.50, $15
Hundreds of
Classy Dresses
$25
A Specially Attrac
tive Lot of Dresses
On Sale Here Tuetday at
Suitable for street wear, afternoon
wear and evening wear. Big range of
styles and colors. Materials are Taffetas,
Georgettes, Crepes, Shantungs, and Nov
elty Combinations, all colors, elegant
values. Tuesday
$25.00
19c
13c
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