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'1 Huodreos of skltris amt masts of .good materials well-made and serviceable. go in the
Mill EttclSaleat pmesathmlsoahalf halow old figures.

Slfirtsfi homespun tweed and chariot that were SC. to W. W50 to S9. S9 .75 to SI3
are now marked. -

$2.75 :. ’ $54.75 V 5575

eSilk waiSts. oi good 575., in pretty patterns that were S5, $6 to $8.75, and SIO to
SI3.50. are 110de

$5.75 . $5. 75 ' $7 75

Our offer to cut free wrapper§ or tea-gowns from goods houg‘ht here holds good

till the close of the week We have engaged Messrs. Miller and Mulligan, expert tailors,
to cut all these garments to measure and they guarantee a fit m every case. Linings wrll
will also be cut {or earth garment.

Women are fast taking advantage of this opportunity Both Mr. Miller and Mr. Mul-
ligan love heen busy as bees. Their work costs younothioir- and we are selling wasthOds
far cheaper than any other store In town. It rs qunte a snfiht to watch these expert cutters;
the wetion at the reammain floor. where they are at werk. has been surrounded by inter-
ested watchers all day.

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