Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 8, 1890 · page 2

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In order to make room for CARPETS, we now ober our
ENTIRE STOCK of ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, Pictures,
Frames, Stationery, Albums, Plush Papetries and General
Art Goods AT COST. Now is the time to furnish your
home. A rare chance to those looking for BARGAINS.

 

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as they are put on the market. We invite an inspection of
our special values at 5e, 8e, 100, 12%, 15c, 19c, and 25c
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We find ourselves (at this date) with an overstock of Ladies’
and Misses’ Cloaks. They are our own goods, bought with
care, taste and judgment, for our trade. We have paid for

them; consequently can do as we please with them. The
W“... wm’m‘fl'm“, season has been against us so tar on Cloaks, but the weather
“3”” """°“"W h ts laim lent of winter weather et to come On
migran- alga-nu prop e C ”p y y .
M Saturday mornmg, Feb. lst, and for the next ten days we
shall inaugurate a grand cost sale on Cloaks. Every Cloak in
stock must be sold before Feb. 15. We have never yet
missed the mark when we want prices on merchandise. In-
cluded in this sale will be our entire Cloak Stock. All new
goods; bought last fall. For shade, material, fit and finish

they cannot be excelled. Plush Jackets $6.98, reduced

 
 
 
 

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Saturday men-ning, Feb. lst, we will begin our annual sale
of Muslin Underwear by offering EXCEPTION ALLY
GOOD VALUES IN 49c GARMENTS. Five hundred;
dozen GOWNS, DR’AWERS, CORSET COVERS, CHE?
MISES and SKIRTS, made of, the BEST QUALITY
MUSLIN, TUCKED and HAMBURG TRIMMED, for 49c
each, worth much more. Our assortmant of Cheaper and 7
Better Grades is also complete. We call special attention -
tethefollowmg prices—CORSET COVERS from 90. up.
,oHEmsESAND sum from 19c. up. SKIRTS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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