South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 67, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 March 1915 — Page 2

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Presenting the annual exhibition of merchandise a 'wonderful assemblage of artistic garments ready-to-wear, unusual creations in Millinery, merchandise of. unusual vsiluea in every department, purchased after careful selections on a "Quality First" consideration. 1915 Designs Coats, Suits, Dresses SPRING SUITS of quality materials at $35, $40, $45, $50 and $60 Every garment has been selected for its graceful style, its refinement, the beauty of ' its fabric and the superlative manner in which it is made. Many are pleated in soft folds frequently held down by belts, some slightly raised waist lines; charming pocket effect?. New Spring Coats at $25, $35, $40 In suitable styles for dress or street wear. Special features showing the radical changes in styles with the jaunty flare effects, brought out in many attractive varieties of Belted effects yoke models, double collars of contrasting materials representing fabrics of fine Tweeds, Poplins, Failles and Mixtures, including Plaids and Checks.

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A splendid assemblage of super smart spring conceits beckons your inspection and approval. The prevailing styles that is demanding most attention The "Gainsboro," the "Shepherd" and the Sailors; also the quaint Quaker Poke is in favor; colors are Old Rose, Quaker Grey, Black, Black and White, with trimmings of flowers, Ostrich wings, etc. Prices $5.00 to $15.00

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In unlimited numbers of stylish models. Skirts are shown with flaring effects, brought out in a pleasing variety of circular, pleated and shirred effects. Waists are high at the neck with vestees of dainty laces, the long set in sleeves finished with flare cuffs and frills. Many gowns have the transparent sleeves. Taffeta is very popular as a material, also crepes and faille silks have much demand. Colors include Putty, Sand, Battleship Grey,' Palm Beach, Marine and Belgian Blue, Resida and Plumb.

CORSE TS The "BON TON and ROYAL WORCESTER" The "FROLASIT" The "HENDERSON" You will find in these corsets all that is desired'in perfect fitting and comfort. Models to suit any figure. Prices suitable to quality.

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Garments of fashion in every style of exquisite materials, with dainty trimmings so delightful to the woman who cares. Hand Embroidered! Gowns Special at $2.98 Made in five styles, open front and slipover, with short or three-quarter sleeves. Sirirts of excellent quality Crepe at $3.95 Two rows of lace insertion and ruffles, colors are pink, blue and white. Combination Garments of soft clinging; Crepe de Chine, remarkable value $2.95.

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Gloves in Fashion Monico Gloves at $1.25 Pique sewn, black and white with contrasting embroidery colors, tan and grey, with self stitching. The New "Biarritz"

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black on white. Perrin's French Kid at $1.65. 2 clasps Paris point, embroidered backs in black, white, grey, tan, navy, brown, sand, green, red. French Kid at $2.50 and $2.95 In sand, 12

and 16-button lengths. Du Barry 12 button, white, $2.50. Perrin's La Muir at $3.75 16 button in white, black, tan. Washable Gloves at $1.75 2 clasp, in white French Kid.

Beautiful New Designs in Spring Waists Crepe de Chine is very popular in all the new shades with soft laces and fancy button trimmings. Prices from $2.98 to $10.00. . Crepe Georgette, a very handsome material in waists with hand embroidered and Filet lace, made with high collar, open front and long sleeves. Also in Bisque made over flesh colored chiffon in a charming creation, made with over lace vest and sleeves, cuffs of Georgette, fancy buttons down front. These two waists are especially " jr moderate in price at v

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Kayser's the "wonderfoot" express all its name implies, protected against wear by outer weaving suggested the name and guaranteed wearing. A quality Hose in black and white. The ,Racmoo', Silk Hosiery at $1.00 A beautiful pure silk thread of fine quality in all the new spring shades.

36 in. Ponge Shantung Sand Shades, $1.25 yard. Splendid for Coats and Suits. 27 in. Brocaded Crepe Pcngee at $2.00 yard. A line fabric for Dresses and Coats.

Madame Butterfly Voiles at $1.50 yard, in a wonderful line of new shades. Pussy Willow Taffetas, in all the newest fashion shades.

I 40 in. "SAN TOY" beautiful Poplin Weaves in all spring shades $1.00 yard

Underwear Carter's Quality Knit, pure sterilized garments. Fine Lisle Union Suits $1.00. Fine Mercerized Union Suits at $1.50 Made in all styles. Also Vests and Bloomers, separate garments with Bishop neck, elbow length sleeve, bloomers with tight knee at 59c and 75c

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In our splendid showing of the latest dress goods weaves we call your particularittention to the fine qualities, the low prices. All Wool Serges at 50c, 59c, 69c to $1.25 yard, for children's wear, light and medium weights.

Handsome Wool Poplins, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 yard. Handsome Epingle at 75c to $2.00 yard. Palm Beach Cloth at 50c, 75c, $1.00 yard. 46 Wool Taffeta, 50 Wool Taffeta, for Suits, at $1.00 and $1.50 yard.

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