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Every yen.- “Lingerie for Easter‘ is becoming more the thing to give. Sheer niglities are the rage this Spring, and there are lots of satins too, but even they are trimmed with sheer-s and lace. Every one o1 them so dainty and feminine! New shades of Dusty Pink, Deep Tur guolse, and Ten Rose are shown.

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What new sheer fluffy blouse is going to look well unless you have a dainty lace topped slip to wear un~ der it‘! Some have even lace straps!

And for the more tailored HID; the plain four gore, double top slip is being worn, of course.

We have these slips in vari- ous styles in colors of tea ‘rose and white, all sizes at

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UP FOR

EASTER

Taffeta. slips of new shades. exotic violet, cyclamen, paddy green and the usual cerise, rust, navy and black, with aecordian pleating as shown. These slips are to be worn with» about half an inch showing be- low the skirt.

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For an Easter remembrance, we have little sheer org- andie trimmed aprons in several colors. These make lovely gifts and are reasonably priced at

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When visiting the Ling- erie department Phuse to see the new cotton house- coats. Brilliant prints shown in smart styles -- at prices that make it possible a to have more than one.

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the event was fully eniwed l1! all with eon sts, games. music and dancing. A dainty lunch was later served to which all did ample jus- tice. The guests de wis ng the bride- to-be many good wishes for her iuture happiness.

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