Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 20

, eh No wonder that a necessary adjunct | of the most bewildering and ‘yet one of | may to the modern home, y, is the sunroom—hall room, half} garden—to which the family and guests vitate quite naturally. The mo- | ments of rest, of recteation at home are most often spent in that, enchanting spot, where the spirit of summer pre- ails, in the glowing colors, the bright airy textures, the graceful fur- ns it is planned | the most fascinating experiences, that | —_- and nishings ad the good of sunlight, which} makes the sunroom distinctive, different, 2 combination o fsun porch, living-room and tearoom. As far as use is con-! cerned the erstwhile living-rooms may as well be eliminated. For it is in the sunroom that one enjoys the first sun- baptism and sees that new buds have during the night in’ those few before breakfast, and after- ward where so many, of the little daily chores are di for it seems the only place for the enjoyment of the “can that cheers.” he Uny. sunroom is equally as. desir- although in a different way as It is a rest- more ambitious one. ing place, where the tired housewife nd a few pleasant moments with her sewing, reading or writing, and / where the chjld or invalid. may have his daily sunhath, so health giving. and} spirit raising. i] The first thing to consider is of course the background of the room, and in or- der that the stream of sunlight on the gaily-hued fabrics and furnishings may not seem to garish, the wails, ceiling and floor should be kept. in neutral tones. For the sunroom with only. one or two sides open to the light, rough Master, with or without a wainscot and a ceiling covered with painted lattice, that recalls to one's’ mind the old-fash- summer house of construction of a: e or small, the brick or tiled pik & Racebalees at Gate is to/ HIGH COST OF CLOTHES MAY) have growing things there, which have | DRIVE WOMEN. TO THIS—High st || < aa stow sted frequently. Bale the | of furs and their scarcity in the United | fireplace is not a necessary feature, what extends a more eiductax welcome States has prompted Spanish exporters to: the casual guest than a blazing open | 0 bring into America large shipments | | of goat skins which will be treated, and fire? Not only in winter, but in early spring or even on a cool:summer evening/ then sold for fur coats, collars and other! ; one luxuries in ink srenels 4 it-is most-pleasant. and ‘cheery; The furnishings of the room is $55.00 Spring Dresses $45 Spring-Dresses $35 & $40 Spring Dresses Tatfetan —for. Street Georgetten —for ‘Afternoon Sating —for Evening Meteora Charmeure Combinations RED TAG PRICE —Embroidered —Fringead SLace Trimmed Regular values, $25, Red Tag Sale $18.75, $24.75, $37.75, $49.75 i > Q —The smartest mode for immediate wear, P| foned of quality . . Polo Fabrics, Silvertones Sizes 16 to 42 Do not overlook one striking fact that the great majority are $40, $45. and $50 dresses. Not a few “show pieces” for ad- yertising purposes, but hundreds of them. Every style is strictly . new, _ authentic, distinctive. Sizes and appropriate modes for women and misis of extreme and con- servative taste. All colors. In shades of tan, brown, have ered color combinations. WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR Forest Mills Quality $2.50 quality Corset Covers, Union Suits .. ie embroidery trimmed —. $1.00 light weight 69 Satin Camisoles; Union Suits. oa c $2.25 values 5uc Ladies’ Jersey Crepe de Chine an ot ar esta, ash ea Satin Teddies, nfants’ Ves Satin Reubens 49e Bloomers, | rugs orporch rugs of grass or rush may }be used. 4). What s Jin the | are smaller and more delicate than those! will not hold this vast amount of stock, Smarily Styled Polo Coats —Therg are long and short coats in ‘jaunty belted ‘styles and the full flare models, large, convertible collars, large novelty buttons of oct have collars and cuffs of angora in pretty check- Silk and White Muslin Underwear Embroidered and Lace ~ Trimmed Underskirts a i fall to, the lot of woman. The furniture must be suitable and at thé same time decoratiye. Willow is very | ractive and the roomy, luxurious} fea and couches -are ‘most “comfort: } It invites and. justifies the use j f striking fabries for cushions and up- | holstery and is éasily painted or stained | in harmony. with/any color scheme. ‘The | flexipiity an@ open texture of such fur- | niture permits its use in decordtive and } | unusual forms. | Painted” furnituré midy also. be. used }as appropriately in the sunroom as_ it | carton the outside’ porch or lawn and with it a breezy suggestion of Its:color should be fresh and hat different, for the room of per: sunshine hag no place for sub- curt is of ‘soft aunproot material |shoula arranged So that they may be | drawn whenever desirable. The cool | watery gray greens'and green blues in | solia colors are very lovely, if there are ‘abundant gay blossoms and plenty of ( greenery... Cretonne or chintz is very omy es DF loften preferred, and ix unusually deco- | rative, especially if ferns and foliage pli © the only growing things. Al- |though the choice of a floor covering has! |to be considered it is an easy matter. |In summer or where the floor is in it- | self-decorative ft can be left bare, but in |any. climate at any season a few rugs! |spread about add to the attractiveness jor & sunroom. Where there is a wish |to create an outdoor atmosphere rag ivy may be permanently trained over the lattice work on walls and ceiling. After the sunroom. has been, well established, its tiled Noors spread with a cheerful rug or two; furnished with appropriate, comfortable and decorative furniture; soft hangings, harmoniously graceful and baskets, tables and shelves turned into av veritable garden of grow-. AN IDRAL GOWN FOR AFTERNOON ees foundation of satin Mrancais| makes an enchanting background for the overskirt of cream lace. Aberdeen, in the world. be the selection of plants anent inhabitants ets for wing in x bask windows, is.;delightful, - some- what subduing the strong light with its luxurious green, foliage,.and its. show: s of lovely pink, white or yellow blos- |soms. ‘The blossoms of morning glories| grown outdoors and are debe over the windows. charming” “Wandering | "is a standby; since it will grow ‘i Sante in any dark corner, where nothing else will flourish, and English Los T ihik‘ciiadl us ind as tose women’s rest room at the Iris theater Sat. night please return, to Iris theater and receive reward. Hosiery Gordon Silk $1.49 Hose, pair ....... Gordon Cotton Hose, pair 0. uly Gordon Lisle Hose, pair Gordon Children’s $35, $50, $60 Price fagh- In a full range of colors gray and blue, 8 and sizes. cn neat ones MAIL ORDERS.: PROMPTLY FILLED + $2:50 grade... lace and ee $1.49 $2.95 $4.95 $5.00 grade... upwards of...... $7.50 ‘grade... + Women’s Sateen and Mercer- ized Petticoats; $2.50 grade. Red Tag $1.69 Price, each 2222024 Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes; regu- lar $1.00 quality. 49e Red Tag Price; each. Women’s Bungalow Aprons;- fag Price, each @MLe QO 146 E. Second St. Women’s White Lawn Waists; $2.00, and $2.50 values. Red Tag aig $1 25 each Women’s Heady Cotton Union Suits; $2.50 qual. $1. 15 Red Tag Price, ea,.. Women’s: Neckwear; 1,000 pieces to select from. Red Tag Price, each....... 2 3e Women’s and Children’s Middy Blouses; the regular $2.00 and $2.50 grade. Red Tag Price, each... $1.49 grade. Red Tag _| Price, each $4 95 ") Women’s Silk and Lace Bou- doir Caps. . Red 35e Tag Price, each............ 29¢ Hose, pair... 35C Women’s Bungalow Aprons, $3.50 grade... Women’s Bungalow ‘Aprons, Women’s House, Dressés, $6.00 grade. ee ieee Women’s House Dresses, Women’s Silk Petticoats; $7.50 | —The greatest event in the history of merchandising now on in full blasi-and will continue one more week. We have cut the prices of women’s, children’s and infants’ wear, to the most’ ‘wonderful money- saving values ever attempted, ‘The reason—we are. overstocked with merchandise, and np room ‘to show same. Our small space: In order to dispose of this great stock, we are willing to: take: our losses and give ‘the public the benefit of the greatest values ever offered. We want to impress that we guafantee all merchandise is s of all new spring stock, just received in the last few weeks. Every garment and article is marked in: plain “Red Tags.” - which tells part of the story. During this sale we will not exchange or-make any refunds: “THE LEADER, 146 East Second St. < : Trimmed Hats —Two hundred trimmed hats in all ‘the latest shapes and colors, Limit’ of 1 —Special offering of every kind of hat, all beautifully trimmed in the latest ideas. $6.45 **? $10.95. EXTRA. SPECIAL Satin Hats; $10 and $12 values. While they 3.95 last - Women’s Aprons and House Dreises ‘Women’s Bungalow Aprons, 1.95 2.75 $3.45 BS By 5) 4.95 Wonen’s Silk and‘ Lace Trim- med Camisoles; $1.50 grade. Red Tag 8 5c Price, each...... Children’s White Musliii Draw- efs; 85c grade. Red. 49e Tag Price, each... Women’s Plain and Fancy 5 Skirts. Red Tag - Price, each —..../.-2 -$3.95 THE LEADER: ‘ing greenery. and bright flowers, ita cheery. invitation will: prove irresistible. pasapscniea ira cabbie * Beotland, © known as the Granite City, from the: fact that ‘it has’ more: buildings of solid granite than any _other city of. its sleet $7,50 Gingham and’ Percale puget Give BP | Soap for -.... Bars Ivory. Flakes for -... »’ Bars’ Swift's Palm Olive Soap, Per bar RSE ETS is. popularly | 10-1 hala (135 E. Second St. “The Store What the Crowds Go. Bars Bob White | Soap ROY: Spee ag *Boxes Ivory Soap Lighthouse Cleanser, + Per can 0. es Saturday, March 13, 1920 The Store ‘Where Prices Never Soar _ SALE STARTS AT 10 A. M. ore ere ee CEST BO Sf See our show windows. - Women’s Blouses —Every up-to-the-minute style is included plain tailored and ‘faricy dress models. jn an abundance of Spring shades, including - peach, flesh, gray, tan, blue, white, orchid, pink, taupe, rose and combinations df these colors, made of georgette satins, taffeta, crepe de chine‘meteors, in very wanted size. Regular ‘$7.50, $10.00, $16.00, ee values. Red Tag Sale-Price $9.95 2c. at the CHIL KING LUNCH Shown for the as ~~ Time Saturday OF CHILI INTOWN Months dgo' we set ‘ourselves the task of assembling: aicollectio-of suits that would “y meet the High standards-set by. this store, _ yet, could’ be sold at ‘those - popular. prices. In the face of, extraordinary high prices for woolens -this-aas a diMiqult undertaking. It is Bifiaving What a store like this can do when it sets’ cit to do ‘something: unusual. ‘The suits are here. You will like them. Scores of attractive models of every ap- proved style. res oe R BIG GROUPS— ‘AG SALE PRICES $23. 79 $34.75 S48 $45.75 $57.75 Children’s Dresses Children’s Black Sateen Bloom- ers; 2to 14 yrs. Red Tag Price, ‘Women’s ier “Satin Skirts | 65e 75c 95e)| os Children’s Sige Rompers; 2 to 6 years. “Tag Price, each... pile be p- Pehcrapasanes weet asite Eee One lot ‘of Serge and Silk Dresses. Red Tag pron each aa * $6.95. ‘Women's Dress Skirts $2,560 Gingham and Women’s Serge .95 $5.50 Gingham and “$1.99 oe aie gta ee Percale Dresses..........-. $2.25 fancy plaids —....... $ $4.00 Gingham and $2 65 bboy l Novelty bia 7.95 $5.00 Gingham and $3.65 Women’s s $26 Silk ama @ 3 95 Percale Dresses. c..i-rsciesninee e Novelty S! e'