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LONG GLOVES HAVE THE CALL
8, 12 and 16 Button Lengths
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Yes, it’s Long Gloves by a vast majority, and therein may be found the secret
behind this all-embracing glove stock.
months ago it was whispered in Fashion’s “Star Chamber” that Long Gloves
would come for fall and winter stronger than ever before.
Every sign indicated it—elbow and three-quarter length sleeves on nearly all
costumes, predicted it.
We read the handwriting on the wall early and prepared for what would have to
come:—
With Long Gloves taking as much for one pair as could be consumed in three
pairs of short ones, skins were bound to be both scarce and higher, as those who
haven’t prepared early learn.
And the results—the results that are interesting to you in getting just the shades
and lengths you want, and that touch your pocket-book.
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' First
The vast apd varied stock which now holds ever}’ sort and size that a proper and
complete stock should have.
Second
The prices, which the largest purchasing and best experience enable us to make
extremely low.
Third
The superior style, quality and fit in all, even the lowest price grades.
In Gloves we are carrying out the one great basic prrinciple of this store, MU
TUAL CONFIDENCE.
To thrive and gro\y, each stock must be best. The aim of all to reach the only
roomy trade-place, the top. No lower ideal can be permitted. And so when the top
is reached by any stock we must lift the top. We are now doing this at many points.
In Particular
We call attention to the 8-button Glove; a length that strikes a happy medium
between the two extremes of long and short. It will in all doubt be the most favor
ed—we head the list of detailed description with this glove.
ladies’ eight-button Glace Kid Gloves, in white, black,
brown, tan, pearl, slate, navy, smoke, reds, maroon, green,
mode, bois, and gray.
2.00 and 2.25
Long Gloves, 20-button lengths, in glace, white or black,
4.50
Ludies’ 16-button Glace Gloves, in black, white, tan,
navy, brown, green, slate, pearl, cream, light blue, laven
der, pink,
4.00
Ladies’ 20-buttop Suede Gloves, in black or white, at
3.50
ladies’ 16-button Suede Gloves, in black, white, cream,
light blue, pink, slate and pearl,
3.00
Ladies’ 12-button Glace Gloves, black, white, tan and
slate,
3.50
Ladies’ Cafe Kid Gloves—a heavy soft glove for shop
ping, 8 and 12-button lengths,
1.75 to 3.50
Ladies’ 2-clasp “Solitair” Kid Gloves, black, white,
tan, navy, cardinal, mode, slate, pearl, brown. The
greatest value in the market, at
One Dollar
Ladies’ 1-clqsp Walking Gloves, in' tan, brown, red,
black, white and slate, ,
1.00
Le Clairon, real Kid Glove, in black, white and colors,
1.50 and 1.75
Ladies’ Pique Walking Gloves, in black, white and col
ors, at
1.50
Trefousse Dorothy Ladies’ Kid Gloves, 2-clasp, in all
colors, black or white,
1.75
Trefousse Suede Gloves, in 2-clasp, black, gray, mode
and wjiite.
1.50 to 2.00
Vallicrs satin finished Ladies’ 2-clasp Gloves, in black
only,
2.25
Valliers satin finished Pique Gloves, in black only,
2.25
• Little Boys’ Gloves, in white or tan,
1.00
Misses’ 6-button Gloves, white and all colors,
1.25
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Misses’ 2-clasp Gloves, in all colors,
1.00
All shades in Men’s Gloves, tan, brown and white,
1.50 to'2.50
Ladies’ Driving Cafe Kid, soft but heavy, Gloves, with
one strap, brown or tan,
1.50
2.75
2.00
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