Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1900 · page 6

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‘ .TheYMill End”

impressive method of

isthsllllistsie

» 01 yards or linings. stand-
troln some of the highest
4 , *nt Mill Ends.
WC. only 2,000 yards.
. M lengths. all colors.
: in the “Mill End" sale
1- 1c_yd.
‘ , LINING. a moired lining
durable quality. In black
colors. SQ Inches wide, worth
the "Hill End" sale
.. ‘ 5c yd.
7 ? ‘l ‘ "one of the nest moderate
’ . g in the market. firm in
gay in appearance. much
waist lining. in all colors.
a yard: In the "Mill End'

. 855:: yd.
finne~twilled surface.
. ..., in (rays only. son
, " ly at 15¢ a yard: in
x ‘3 '8‘. ,

g .

is the Isml~an~
of wash fabrics

in the

arse yd.
3. heat quality and
‘worth Glee; In

3‘ patterns:
~ sale

ye. some to them and none
crowded with clean new things of

rises at no other timeknown in the history
fie ' are conditions reign. '

sales of the past have been wonderful successes.
have gone away disaptzointed.
iree

unusual value

a and remnants from the best mills of the
have ever been characteristic of our unique

 

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4- mm Startling and Impressive [helium Event »

Mill Ends. short len
amazing low prices whio

count

“Mill

he

retailing, and authorized; agent of the milloow'ners.

“Mm End” Prices .will P

worthlflfic: -In the "Mill End" sale
8 1‘: c yd.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS. a fortunate lot
of “ends,“ qualities worth as and 35¢
a yd: In the "Mill End" sale ,
13%|: yd.
DOUBLE-FOLD DRESS GOODS in
good colors and patterns. worth 25: a
yd.; In the “Mill End“ sale

1236c y’fl.
WWW
ll the!!! ”Sale

Among the attractions of the “Mill
End" sale are none stronger than the
portion 0: dress goods. From the lead—
ing mills of the country there pours
into the store a stream of fresh new
goods of quality and at marvel-
ously low p cos—”Mill End” prises.
PLAIDS and plain colored novelties. oi‘

good texture and weight. durable;

good-looking. worth 33c; In the “Mill

End" sale

35c.

ALL-WOOL MIXTURES and checks
In new color combinatioussome com-
binations of dark colors In stripes.
pleasing things. warm and sonnet-ti:
375“; In the "qu En " sale 291:4“
CAMELS-Hill! MELTQNETTE. a
new weave of goods. hard surfaced
yet funny like camel‘s-hair. great for
wear. in good colors, 54 inches wide;
worth» 50c; In the “Mill-End'Vasasle .
c. .
CAMELS-HAIR PLAIDS and trleae.
frieee In, navy only. plaids In both
dark and ‘ligh colorincs. every piece
of goods. worth at the least 50¢ a. yd:

in the “Mill End" sale

i

VELOURS or very good quality. finish-
ed In handsome style. in a number of
good colors. regularly worth 15c: In
the "Mill End" sale

60c.
CHEVIO’I‘S. both rough and smooth
finish. warm and nuns iy .sott.
worth 75¢: a yard;
sale

"of high grade in both plaids and

, mixtures. enough tor a main in}.
in the , , ,

in some enough for a; dyes!»

ly worthal and $1.25 ayard

mankind: sale 2 _
BROADCLOTH. in inches: wide, ‘

nal quality..savy. mhrowna

reds. worth $1 a yard; in the 4"
4' nae sale,

69c

 

 

We, $1.10 and than yard. 1

in thermal Inna"

make this the most noteworthy sale of
black silks ever held In the city.
SATIN RHADAME. all silk. value 85s;
In the "Mill En " sale
73c yd.

SATIN RHADAME. 27 Inches wide.
good value at $1.25; In the “him
8nd“ sale

90c yd.

SATIN DUCHESSE. 19 Inches wide.
regular 85c quality: In the "am End"
sale - ‘

69c yd.
DUCHESSE. :0 Inches wide.
value at Me: In the "Hill End?

73c yd
SATIN DUCHESSE. 23. Inches wide.
quality that Is reckoned good value
at 31 a yard; in the “Mill End" sale
801: yd.
TAFFETA SILK. 19 inches wide. ‘vaius
‘75s a yd: In the "am “6293:“

mrrms SILK. 19 Inches nomad
value at 85¢ a yd; In the “Hill End"

sale
. 65c yd.
ones GRAIN SILK. 20 inchesrwide.
rallue 81 a yard; in the "Hill End"
ea e

39!: yd.
GROS GRAIN SILK. 22 inches wide.
worth $135 I yd: in the “Hill find

sale
PEAU DE 801E. 19 inches wide. 30nd
mine at 750 yd: in the "Hill End"
s » .

SATIN
good
sale

value at $1 a yd; In the “Hill Bad"
sale . > ‘» . :
' 15c yd. ,
Similar urinals Penn do Sets at

,ZIBELINES AND CAMBL'S-HA‘IKB’

mill. ‘

at the
'md"

Thousands
. store has been
from the mills. markedst
of local dry goods selling.

he "Mill End” sale is the property of Mr. C. A. Lockhart. originator 0; this
6 en-

Again will

_ the yd. '_ £500 YARDS plain white outing
PEAU DE 8013, 19 inches wide. good

Hos:

BROADCID’I‘H. very has”. satiny
finish. 62 Inches wide. regular price
:1; In the “Hill End" sale

' 75c yd.

Splint Slit: ‘— -

» . in the In End Sale

The run and sale brim on us hum
dreds. and hundreds at yards of fancy
silks In the new spring shades and pat-
terns. The mills , ir product
some time ago and th this stage
came the inevitable um End. You buy
it here as cheaply as you could at the

loom aide.
SWISS TAFFETA In small stripes.
combinations. such

very‘ handsome

silk as ordinarily sells at 69¢ a yd:
in the “Hill End" sale “
‘ 39c yd.

F'AhICY SILK. the Ilnest collection w
here ever had in a ulil End sale. and
you know how Ilse :we have had.
Taffeta. Liberty Sauna. and Fou~
larda in new'colors and new patterns.

value at 75c and a! a yd; in the
"Hill End" sale

SILK NOVELTIES. an 'exesptionally
- Wham-tied of mu Ends
0! Wail. corded and plaid slim
in'the new spring shades and combi-
nation. very good value at 81 a yd;

~, in the "Mittens" sale m fix

' hilallbdm
nan-
, *nelai. worth Ollie a yd: In the "Hill
~flied”iii‘ale ' ‘ ‘ "
. . a . a,“
3.000 Yam iancy outing flannels in

pretty pink and nine struts! and

m, . .. . 80 a yd; in the “mill
WYWhottled ennui ‘
worth do a yd: in‘the "II!“

more plain whitsoutinaflanne‘l

1y ind
“emulators“:

m.”{:‘fa’1 «m
WT.- “ “3'.

Mr. Loohhsrt during lb
afld'direc , t Eh? seh' 1min every departuient. ’ ‘ ‘
s e is s: e' ow e ‘

will “338““ the ‘ .m‘
the entire establishment. every one of g
as full pieces—the sort at

values

will include"
Embroiderien

1.009 YARDS Wamautta muslin.
inches wide. worth 13c yd: in the
N“hlill End“ sale .
9c yd.

Splendid values from some! mills;
glad to clean up “ do“ at this time 0!
year. Here’s a partial list.

JERSEY ribbed vests and pants. fleece—
lined. white and natural. worth 19c;
In the "Hill End“ sale

Italic.

JERSEY ribbed vests and pants Envy
weight. regularly worth 25c: in the
“lull End" sale ' , -

16c. ‘

FINE‘WKI‘TE JERSEY ribbed vests.
nearly all wool, regular price 15:; In
the “Hill End" sale a“

ONEI'I‘A combination suits. white.
heavy-ileeeed. same suit as we sell
for $1 regularly; in the “Hill End?

sale . .

. . Is the II use:
. Some of thehest mills in the coun-
try contributehoslery to this sale. ‘
P3124 black nose; in the "Mill End”

6c pr; p
cam: in“.

ac pr. ‘

rum black hose. en.
«mu End” sale

POLXAJDUT'hofi: weaknesses
and . rec-an : an...

5. pr. -

e

neileadtos.

soft. regular 10o entity;

tions and s

asks. Black

SILK-mutants; plain blacked-1h , ,

' 11,254.

as,
Bowl“.

'eh is

Ginghsms. "
and

Ribbons1

Colored Dress

“I“ ’8 Iii-crashes "

h the “Bible
Shoe factories have mill ends inst
the same as textile mills». They call
them by another name. bntarejnat‘u
sell them in theta}! End way

s a good way tor yon.

WOW? KID SHOES. bum moat-
ly. small m and narrow widths.
regularly worth $2 to $3.59; In the
“Hill End" sale

81.
500 PAIRS Women’s kid and dongola
button and lace shoes. halt a doses
styles. some with waited soisarm
withebthtmhidandpatentlsa.
ther tips. every pair worth between
$8 and “I in the f‘XiliInd" ule “

WOXEN’S KID SHOES. button. patent
leather tip. Goodyear-wound sol
worth $2.56 to
End" sale

$1.35.
wows an
nlsh lam.
ed soles. we
“Mill Eu "

worsens genome. as d, .i
three or'flnr shapes. ’

hex call. new kidshutton and

tin and Goodyear-welt-
“ to $3.50: in the

 

Shoes; Underwear.

in Underwear; Cloaks, Books. Gloves.

kery. Kitchenware, 8' verware. etc" etc.
Remember the sale begins Thursday morning, January 11th. at 8:!) o'clock.

revall in EVery Department of the Store.

“ “a“ he. on m— mas-is

e sale; he will mak‘ ejhs‘ifvr'mefii
, you why the “Hill End"
come to us' how such low prices are
lee ofthe "mu Ends" ‘

7 .18 desirable. and of as good quality
. a you can buy mill ' '
e 9 secs,
Com, VTichings, Table Dam
Drapenes hoes, ‘
‘ _ . handkerchiefs. Wrappers Mus
Curtains. Cree

permissible. 5. He
‘bnhd throat}!

Outing Flannels, Percales’. Cambrian.
G i 8]] . .

8,

1mm
Corsets. Blankets,

Ian’s Shoes ‘ ‘ ‘ '
. h '&c- H.
MEN'S 81103. cal lace.
lined. double soles. stylish
worth 8.50:1: the “Hill hi” do

81.85.
art's SHOES. winter reset leather.
warlords! material.
with double, Ink.
“sun End? sale

we wrum E11 8831‘
on stylish lasts and
nor. 0! first mun.
Willow can and.

ea.
use; in the “rim .

. a
TAILOR-

iace.me.floodydrsewadandwmi we

double sole. other! with d m sole
and We”. Will 33.5010 ”.75. V
I“. "Hill '7 “I. K .

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