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* is >. PAGK EIGHT IK" Lan V- r*io (r */:y- " ' / < -tf JtV4' V I New Fall Apparel in Wot A Complete Showing Revealing th Garments of the New Season. Coim promises of beauty. distinctiveness * Fashions hav been carried out?see. tholinest and most skillfully developed see a complete display of the best the 11 T ^ bow sash edge J No. 2 5U5?A jaunty model of Serge, accordion pleated skirt edged with satin. Collar, reverse and sash of satin soutache braid and buttons on waist?SjMll. ."?<>. -I f You A ?,. M 1 ' > .I,, , Cordial I v ( led to At ^ " ^ Com pie ^ ^2aiUS8^ Display \ the I New Fall Millinery All of the charming features of the nev j Fashions?all of the clever, artistic touches best designers will be found in these new at hats. Though perhaps not so elaborate s modes of previous seasons, they are undoul more effective and striking and no one will that fall hats have never been so captiva beautiful. The style information you will gain from ing this fascinating new millinery will be lutely authoritative, for in no instance ha allowed entrance to a doubtful model. / spite of most discouraging conditions, we assembled for this exhibit, as large an assor as we've shown for many seasons. WM DUBBELE Suits for I' (*??? M' *Sfe. siaa awa mmmmmmmm i M f \\ * . / J ' 1 -i.^ "*L . :\$r; _ THE LAI icaster 1 **T h r iderful Array e Most Attractive Outer and sec how well all the and originality in Fall in the garments we have style features. In short e\v season has to offer. Authei simple, girlish frock The I)i latin underskirt. Satin i with fringe?HOSS {111(1 Sill Designt Tailored exclusivelv "CO-}] | Invi- J fond ^ <?> .. I I' OI l0 Have you some hi wonderfully short time of able and best appearin sensible, practical won a like service for you n Mothers Should Not it umn htedly \ ten with deny 1 "newly b? tinidV / faahlonab 4 \35\Hlancle, as "Grown I view- simple, st ve we j I M numerous ind in I lars, poci have I ' 1 and sas^ , .1 ,JH servioeabl tment usually lc I of the sea 201 k W^m 2 Rneoi 11- ^ RpP 31LT sis like thes 5oy? <sAeU t ? x-.r' -ik~* ?mM?*? ' ' i r 1+ r ^y~ >*&> ^ ^CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. L department, Best Place to Shop After Ail " limny ??1* yo litv of givi Z1 I tiveness of No. 2637?A charmingly styled iress of Satin Franoalne rimmed with new blue satin fold on tvaist, skirt and culTs. How sash edged with fringe. New bell sleeve. In navy, black, brown, taupe.? $37.50. itic "CO-ED" Fall Styles vss of youthful distinction, stylo correct N< art originality in youthful dross stylos. !,ann(j d by America's foremost stylo creators. ski,t d on youthful lines and sold in Lancaster bv us. I)" Drosses retail from $22.50 to $55.00. i each suit goes a promise to repair without charge at HiLERILT Fall patterns are fresh and smart. Ea e, Dl'BBLEBILT deserves double attention. May w Sizes 6 to 18 Years?Priced $1 ~ - . * 'j?-' *! the lienefit of Mother We Now Feature Every Schot ealthy, boisterous full-of-life children to outfit for sc ? They're the youngsters we like to help mothers 01 g garments and accessories you can find anywhere, ] len and the "(lightest" children as well. We've helpe ow. Fail lo View Our r\? i ^ That ^ Display of / en's New Apparel cJ*'y >thors will ho greatly smit- } 8^er w the smartness of these \jU4li irn" garments. They are as JSLthem i le looking from every' any created for the w f * a real :ps" they display the same V Th raight lines. Tl JT \ 'ne ind dresses, both introduce y . counte unique stylo ideas in col- ^ able u cots, sleeves, cuffs, belts \\ fl ? /* !s, and a wide field of u J plenty e fabrics. Prices are un- gttLw! ->wonr t )w especially for this time j" m son. ofTset WL.. TL? 0* 1 ituduiid rv ny m iiey jiuiiu THE COAT venette" Finished?resists water, ally shrunk canvas?retains shape, al hair cloth?non-breakable front, ile interlocking seams?prevent rippingforced elbows?protects against wear. 1-felled collar?hugs the neck, ally secured pockets?rip-proof. lanically sewn buttons?can't come off. > cloth" special fabrics?insure wear. . ble sewn pockets?double strength. air kit?for making patches, etc. ! W"' TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1918. ' ' * \ Stores ^ < Fall garments, though not as expensive as u perhaps imagined, have the priceless qua mg their wearers a smartness and distincappearance. Tliis is 111 perfect harmony nereased ability to accomplish big things or growing patriotic and business activity in the American women of today. ? > ). 2609?A model with a Paris- J, 1 CO*0'2> louch of rich simplicity of satin // \ serge, self embroidery, pleated r V\ with satin fold?$?2..~>o. No. 2601?A youthful model of serge with organdie collar and cuffs. Hlack braid on waist, sash and bottom of skirt $:i2.r>0. !>1 Child's Needs at Ideal Price. hool?children that "go through" most clothes in a itfit. Here are stocks of the sturdiest, most dependpractically priced. They are styles that appeal to d many mothers in previous seasons?let us perform CHILDREN'S SHOES Will \Vitlistaml the lluckrt of ^ T School Wear. J | y will do this in a way to exour expectations. The young- ' ho tries to wear out a pair of n a hurry will find that he hast Job on his hands. C so shoes have good strong wf i ^A irs, vamps and soles, soft ^ I ippers, and lasts which allow I of play to all their toes. The hey will give will more than the amount of their cost. ^"^5 I r n w tor Lconomy and Service | THE TROUSERSv ^ 12. "Cravenette" Finished?resists water. M 13. Specially constructed lining with finished seams? fl sanitary. 14. Reinforced double seat?proof against wear. -M 15. Reinforced double knee?proof against wear. I 16. Specially interlocking seams?prevent ripping. 17. Double sewn pockets?proof against holes. II& 18. Specially riveted buttons?can't c?mo *m. vi&f 19. "Governor Fastener"?insures fit at knee. r 20. Double bar-tacked pockets?rip-proo?. | 1 i> Rip. Hole or Tear th it hows within Six Months. \fM ch suit is tailored with specialized skill. Inlf"^/tv days e show you the made-up evidenced >1^*^ ' a 2 75 and $l<Sny * ?*