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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 9, 1902 · page 6

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For" the eighth time the MillEndSaIe comes to this store.

 

Each visit it has has shown an improvement over its predecessors: each time it has
brought a bigger business. This time it IS to go ahead of the record.

C. A. Lockhart. originator oi the Mill End Sale, controls the mill ends from a

great number of the largest and best mills in the coastal.
touch with countless
an immense varietu of goods.

other industries.

The store itSeIt is in close
Together. the two sources bring into the store
ALL AT MILL END PRICES.

 

Mr. Lockhart comes to make the prices and direct the sellino.
“ So mightu has the Mill End Sale now grown that there will not be room enough the first dau tor more than part of its bargains.

forward the Second dau, the third: for a week or more.
'9 The wonderful growth of the Mill End Sale from season to season is due to the entire satisfaction that it has alwaus given purchasers.
' gone expecting greater deeds than ever.

Eighth Loclharl Mill End Sale Opens (Thursday, January 9th, at 8:30. a. m.

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Others will come

 

carton antes ecoos

IN THE MILL END SALEII

Q69lon goods are always one of the ;
main features of the MIII End salo.11
{Th9 initta‘ have this time sent greater ,

guidiitlos and bigger values than ever.
o—Yes. and better patterns. There'll be

lively work.

Winch percalo in the new spring
thins; aide hands Persian stripes
and figures; light .and dull effects;
urotill“ 125“ yd.:

iii the Mill End Sale
9yp0-‘

1116a oruonAus worth G‘Ac yd;

" an theullr End Sale

SHIRTING PRINTS worth 5c yd.:i

...tl1e Mill End Solo
\srmnAno perms; navy

3.5/20-
D I no.

blink Ind white, silver gray and fan
cy; tworth 6c yd.: in the Mill End Sale.

4I/2C.

32-IN\ "1H PERCALES worth 100 yd.

In the Mill End Sale .

5W3-

27-INOH'\GINGHAMS worth 8c yd.

:11 the 1:111 and Sale

6' /4¢-

onhnsuoxna omoHAMs 1.1.19

only, worth, 10c yd

is,

BATES sans

Motth 1335c

y'd.

I11 the Mill End
7U§G

SUCKER (IINGHAMS
in the Mill End Bale

9VgC‘.

dishes 911114138. bright good 11510111
North 15c yd, in the Mill End Sale. 1.

iii/2C

FLANiNELET'l‘E. fancy efl‘rcts. and

80011 colors. worth 15c yd;

End Sale, 1

34-15107! FLANNELETTE in all col ‘
ore; stripes,
with side hands:

\

7‘ flf/ac.

flg‘nres. Persian effects, W

M ii and sale. ‘1

AT1N~STRI 1r 131‘

in the
115,0

worth 19b:

albotr’oas more. good colors worth lot
in the Mill End Sale.

to 251: yd.:
1

tin ii
Thoqlfi

W1A18TINGS pink. 1.1.1.... green insc' 1 worth 751 y;d
and white. worth 150 yd'fillu;
End Sale 1

in the Mill 1

FLANNELET'I‘ E ‘

WHITE GOODS
IN THE MILL END SALE1

'Nainsook checks worth iic yd.. so.

Plain soft cambric, worth 12920 yd., 1
' " (to. j
Fancy white madras. worth lilo yd.: ‘

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it n the Mill End Sale. 10c,
l Handsome white pique, worth ascf
yd.. in the Mill End Sale, 12i/2c. :

Fancy white goods in openwork ef-
fects. worth the to 25v yd.:
End Sale,

Plain nalnsook, soft and fine. worth
25c yd.: in the Mill End Sale. 151:.

SILKS IN THE MILL END SALE.

Iii/y: .

Printed foulards and satin liberties.
handsome designs in white on colors.
worth "Inc yd.: in the Mill End Sole.

49c.

PLAiN SWISS TAFFE'I‘AS. fancy
striped taffetas and tuffottulines. worth
title to 50c yd.: In the Mill End Sale.

In the Mill :
12541:. ‘

25c. .

PRINTED INDIA'und forlard 11111.1,
.dsrk and light. worth 50c and 600 yd.:
in the Mill End Sale. 391:.

PRINTED INDIA SILKS. white or
colors, 20. 22 and 27 incliEs wide. worth
145v and title yd.: in the Mill End Suic.

29c.

FIGURED CREPE DE CHINE, six
in the Mill

1 zood colors. worth 50c. yd.;
. End Sale. 29c.
BLACK TAFFETA. Iii-inch wide. ,

worth 70c yd.: in the Mill End S:Ie.

l70c yd.: in the Mill End Sale

BLACK TAFFETA. 26 their Worth
5700 yd.. In the Mill End ”113.5912.

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'BLACK 'I‘AFFETA. 11.11.... worth}
59c. .

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BLACK TAFII‘E'I‘A. 264mb. worth.E

700; in the MillEnd Sale. 59c

BLACK
worth 91.10 yd.: In the Mill End Sale.

85c.

12I/26. .

‘ 3C.

MWMLS. French and SCOMH

lain minted or striped worth 50c tot
do yd; in the Mill End Sale.

39c;

North 750 VII. kin the Mill End.

‘ m FRENCH FLANNELS.pla1n

WAISTINGB. fancy fine tabrlra in a 1

50¢.

variety of colors worth 750 and

. ’1?“

' we 1511i

figmfl. I_N THI MIL

 

in the Mill and Sale

.1131}

you. and 99c.
L IND DALE

s-otfm a chance to

'1‘. "WI “it!!!” months. to

 

amid impartial" take it.

Ilihoit’ mercennod penalise. a full
.1111..- idl-
fill III the

luster. we 11 150
d hole, '1 . 96

i 1 ING. .worth
13159111111, . '11 w

 

BLACK LOUISINES 500 yrls. only
in the Mill End Sale

. 49c.‘
PLAIN BLACK foulards. 24111an

1 wultli 751 yd.: in" the Mill End Bale.

‘ 49c.
BLACK TAF li'l‘A 26 inch worth
idlicyd. :in the ill End halo 99o.

l BLACK oases oooos

in THE 11111.1. can BALE
. Blink diagonal heavy weight. all
lwool. 50- inch. worth 91.25 170.9%.

' BLACK LAQE GRENAOINEG. 86
I inches wide. worth 25c Yd. .. in the Mill
'End Sale. 190.

BLACK CASHMEEEB. 85 inches

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Sale. . w
minimum 11
tile o”Mil Bil

automaton

“07,111 . II!
M‘-

widgets “19199.”;

 

wide. worth no you In um lilting.

9, heavy all

, Solo.
TAFFETA, 36 inches wide '

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Hemmed huck towels. worth 10c. 7

o.
Bleached towels. worth lilo. 7c.
Bleached towels. worth 812. 5c. .

i-lemmed buck towels. worth 1511.1

White Turkish towels, worth 12m.

0':- t
lirown Turkish towels. worth the. 1

1 e.
White wash-cloths, worth to... 2c

TOWELING BY THE YARD.
Glass toweling, worth 51! yard. 21:.
Bleached and brown twillod towel~

ing. worth 5c yard. 3c.
Glues towellniz. worth 811 yard. 51:. .
Ail-linen brown towellng, worth tic
yard. 5c. .
Brown Russia towoling. worth 101:
yard. 91:.
Brown or bleached iwilled roller

lowollnx. worth 1.750 yard, 10:.
Elinch glass tow-111mg. worth 17c.
yard. 12|,’,c.

COLORED DRESS GOODS

IN THE MILL END SALE '

Woolen dress goods are sold at no
other time in the whole year so cheap
as in the Mill End 18aie.

Provide for time to come.

"12 inch all- wool fancy cloths.
The diagonal 50 inches wide.

CASIIMERE‘S and fancy mixed cloths.

worth 25c yd.: in the Mill End Sale,

39c.

19c. '

IIEAV 1" W001. s11ltlngs.50 inches
wide. odd designs but great value in
the Mill End Sale. 25c.

STORM SERGE navy blue worth

GRANITE cloth. one or the most
fashionable fabrics worth 751 yd. :in
the Mill End Snle.

ZIHELINES plaid and striped of— '

let is worth 9i yd .: in the Mill End

790.

IIE AV\ BKIRTINGR. ninth and
iquiet mixtures. worth 91.95 and 91.50;
I11 the Mill Flid Elle. '

FLANNELB
IN THE MILL END SALE

While domei flannels. worth to yd.,
2V10-

Fancy tinting flannels. worth 81-. yd.

. ill/3o.

Fancy outing ilnnneie. flue assort-
ment of colors. worth ‘itlc yd.:

Mill End Bale. like.

011111111 flannel. plain colors and fan '

cy combinations worth lite and 12 c
yd.: in the Mill illnd Elsie.
White domet fishnet. regular 81:
quality: in the Mill End Sale.
Embroidered white skirting flannel:

worth 950 to 91 95 3'01. in the Mill End.
Sale, 1 49a.
IIIIONU

IN THI MILL IND ‘lALE

. 111111.11qu fins rlobsils. 1111'... or

widths Ind kinds shit colon. Won't

be rodih snouyh‘at thh ribbon section

tor halt the opts.“

astral 111a ribbon. No. or. own“

Jam“ in“ ,r Windham. mi an

'l’d ‘ dis” 11111.... tin. 7.

y 0 '. . ' . . . is
“0903,0391?! ribbon. in:

“We alum. "“111

' dfihbhn'. hills. No!- 65190

 

1 tie. regular 93
35 pairs good wool blankets. spotted '
92.50 ,

This sale .1
brings many novelties and stapiu.‘
Prices are the Mill End Sara's own,

50¢_1.

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in the .

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; BLANKETS
.AND EPREADB

IN THE MILL END BALE
50 pairs blankets. slightly damaged.

1 regular 59c. goods. . 3911.
g 511 pairs blanket have small de-
fects. regular 79c 'ds. 49c. .

50 pairs 91.25 blankets with slight
1hurts7.5c

. 75 pairs gray or white blankets per- .
“fects. worth 91. 25

25 pairs wool blankets. soiled a lit-
91.85

at the mill. usual 91 goods.

Large hemmed crochet spreads
‘ worth 75c . .
Largest nine hemmed crochet 1
. spread worth 91. 35‘,‘ 95c. ‘
Largest size 1.1.61.1... fringed all
around worth 91. 2.". 951:. .

Hemmed satin spreads. worth 93.
$1.95.
RHOES .
IN THE MILL END SALE.

1 who' ve learned how much to eypect at
‘the Mill End Sale. '

BABIES shoes button and lace 19c.

WOMEN S (digdytiflr welted 92
shoes, 91. 35.

BOYS‘ 1111.. call shoes.

MEN' 8 93 winter shoes.

WOMEN' S Vici Kid lace shoes pat-i
tentdenther tips. good iltting, worth
92. 50 to 9:1

WOMEN S box cult lace shoes stout
soles splendid boots for walkimz or
tukaiinl. worth 92.50 to 93 92.j20

WOMEN' 8 Vici Kid shoes with flex
liblo solos and box calf lace shoes
worth 99. 50 91 .90

WOMEN S Viri Kul shoes with pet
out-leather tlos .\ ii and C widths
.only worth 93.

WOMEN' S bright Dongoln kill lace
shoes patent leather tips. with welted
or light soles reguliu 92 shoes.

91 35

WOMEN' S 0011;:qu kid and box calf
lacs shoes. worth 91. 50

MEN'S shoes: box calf Viol Kid“.
and enameled leather . winter w1eight
and built to lit look well and wear:
rekulnr 93 shoes 92 20
i MBN‘E satin calf shoes stout and
tuned looking worth 91.75 91.35

GIRLS' Dongols gid shoes with not
out leather tips lace and button rog-
11i11r 75c to 91.25 quality,

. sizes 5 to 3 ~59c.
i sizes 8% to 1015—7911.
sites 11 to 2 ”99¢.

1101'8’ satin calf shoes, good uppers
and soles good shapes and good work
worth 91, 9125 and 91. 50,
discs 85 to 1319431.
sizes 12 to 2 ~490-
him 9% to 595—91.“.

BABIES' shoes. button and lace.
1'1... 9 to it 19o.
CHILDNIN'S shoes with spring

heels. button and taro
rises ii to 8 49°.
silos 9 to 11—14%.
COTTON.

11m... cotton remnants, worth 51:

Brown cotton .11.... 7c yd.: in s
ltill lino Isle. ill

in mi: will loose
odeoitoa worth to
his itiii illtui (111s. '
111i Monolith! cotton worth ills

, In the Hill .0111! Sale.
in “m

 

Greater values in shoes than eveng
.Thoro's ho surprises even for those

88¢:
92.20.;

91.19 390

 
 
 

‘ in T11: mu. sno sane. 8°“

9111.
“limited 44 cotton worth 7c yd... ,

1 Limit!
404111111 billion ooltton worth 1'1 ‘1 .:' " 1
1 - Great values swell the linen l1uysr.bmn

911 brown sheeting worth 17c yd.:
In the Mill End Sale
914 bleached sheeting worth 19c yd.:
in the Mill End Sale
9-11 brown shooting, worth 24c yd.: in
the Mill End Sale19c.
9-4 bleached sheeting worth 25c yd.;
In the Mill 15nd Sale

WAISTS

FLANNEL waists. tucked buck and ‘

15c.
”751: yd.:
I
,90c yd.
21c. .

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front_ red and blue, sizes 32 to 34.
worth 91, and 91.25, 591:. .
F‘LANNEL waists. several styles. ~

button I11 front or back. good colors.-
richly trimmed,
91.75

SILK waists. good styles and colors
' locked and hcnistiiclicd
98.

SILK waists. exclusive styles
line material. rumpled
worth 98.75 to 910.

: UNDERWEAR

AND Hosranv
lN THE MILL END SALE.

There is .no lack of Mill End bar-

; gains. Makers eager to send their odd

isots and accumulations to the Mill End
ale.

l WOMEN'S fast black 121/;c shock-

lugs 3 for 25¢.

WOMEN’S ileeced jersey rib under
wear worth 29c 19¢.
t CHILDREN'S 19c ribbed stockings.

lie.
I CHILDREN'S 25c jersey rib under-
! wear
WOMEN' 8 plain black cotton hosiery

worth 10c. 7c; 4 for 251:.

j WOMEN' S stockings plain black
or with white feet. some fleeced some
with ribbed top worth 1511,1111.
WOMEN’S black wool hosiery, dpu
90! 111.1. heel and toe, worth 250, its.
WOMENS plain black Iislc thread
1or dropstitch hosiery worth 291'. 19c.
,1 WOMEN’S fine lisie thread stock
lugs. 51 big line 101 of lmportcrs' sam-
| pies black and colors worth 85(. and
23c.
WOMEN' 3 fine lisIo hosiery, black
and many colors plain. luce patterns
I or Persian stripes: new handsome de-
signs and color combinations. worth
501: and 75c, . 391:.
i CHil DREN'S ribbed cotton stock
rings worth 10c 7o, 4 tor 25o.
t HILDREN'S ribbed cotton stock-
nigs, worth 1315c. 9o: 3 for 25¢.

. CHILDREN‘S ribbed heavy linseed
:tfiockinzs. double heel and toelwo1r1th
c

CHILDREN’S ribbed stockings. sides
5 to it worth 291219c.

CHILDREN‘S 2 Good 1 ribbed cotton
lstookinu, silos ii to 10 double heel
and too worth 250, 3 for 50¢.

lNFANTB’ cashmere stockinn. with
silk heel and toe since i to 6 worth
tile and 250. 121/.o.
Underwear.

WOMEN’S heavy Jersey ribbed
floooed underwear worth 39c, 29c
WOMEN'S Jersey ribbed underwear
natural wool silkarrilnmed, regular 91

93.75
and

$4.50

. .
CHILDREN'S natural wool vests.
pants and drawers. since it to it
worth 191:. ill/,0.
CHILDREN'S knitted waists. all
sites from 1 to it worth 15c. 1011

IN ‘THI MILL IND CALI.

 

this none 11
mils stirsa
demos

.9": will be full ofw
ir‘dvortii 891: 711..

3 MN ya-ad 19990093 Worth 300 it 11"

iii
aspki ; worth 75c don/a"

worth 92.50 to 93.50 "

worth 96 to;

by bundling,
lions In Arabic.

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IN THE MILL END SALE. '1

1 End Sale.

curtains. worth 92 to 98;

 

 
 

 

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64 inch silver bleached pure linen I
12V2013 worth 99c y.;d

in the Mill End Sale.

50:.
68-inch bleached pure linen, worth
in the Mill End Sale
72-inch bleached pure linen. worth
in the Mill End Sale .
Turkey red table damask worth title

554:1

yd: in the Mill land Salo.19c
Large size fringed napkins. worth
000. dozen, ~ 45::

Medium site all- linen napkins worth
91.25 dozen 956

Medium size all linen napkins worth
'92 dozen .

Dinner also all linen napkins worth
91 60 doaen 91.15

LACE CURTAINS

lN THE MILL END SALE. t

150 pairs ruffled flsh- net curtains,
worth 91.25. 75c
SCOTCH-LACE curtains. 31/9 yards
Brussels, Renaissance
and Marie. Antoinette styles, over 200
pairs. worth 92 to 92.50: in the Mill
91.50
SCOTCH-LACE curtains, a number
of styles worth 93 to 94; In the Mill
End Sale 9
ENGLISH RUFFLED BOBBINE'I‘
in the Mill
End Sale. 91.50
TAPESTRY curtains. varied colors
and styles. worth 93.50 to 95; in the
Mill End Sale. 93
RlIl-‘FLED MUSLIN curtains. 2%
yds. long full rnflie worth 50c; in the
Mill End Bale
One extra line lot of Irish- point our

Mains 200 pairs in all. pure white. good

patterns most have inserting borders
some are In floral patterns some have
wide Renaissance borders worth 98 to‘
916 pair. 95,99 snd 97

MILLINERY
IN THE MILL END SALE

The millinery-man is jealous of the
yard-stick chaps; wants a big share of
the crowd; will put forth bargains not

excelled by any in the sale. Do not
fall to profit .
92.511 and 93.511 hats, 95::
SCHOOL HATS. worth 250. 15c

TRIMMED HATS. tine examples of
the latest and best styles at 1.1- third of
the prices they were made to sell for.

Hath priced at 9l5 to 9215.97.50
Hats priced at 99 to 912. 9‘
Hats priced at 92.50 to 93.50, 95c

HAT FRAMES all shapes Including
several new spring designs worth 25c
and5 9d

FANCY WINGS and leathers, dozens
and dozens worth 750 to 92 39c

SPRING FLOWERS. violets and
roses in new shades. sorts that this
coming spring will see in demand.
worth $511 and title. 19o
OUITS AND‘COATo

in THE MILL IND IALI.

The Mill Ind soil-It rules the entire
second floor. 911m. and costs. and un-
oer-weer and children's sposrsl an all
salow with the enthusiasm so altar-o.
tel-lotto of the Mill Ind Isis.

SUITS or striped and plain cloths.
some in walking length worth 97. 53;:

9

3111'“.ka blue or brown several
styles. “out! llnod with silk, worth
911. 50 “111.101.1er
or handdome servicol
black my, blue an

391: mixed regular 10c,

27- INCH BOX COATS good kersey
1lined with satin worth 98 to 910.
BOX-COATS of line kersey. lined
with heavy satin. tailored finely, worth
915 to 917.50, 910
PALETOTS. 42 Inches long, kersey
llined with heavy satin. worth 911 to
913.50, 97.50
PALE/POTS, heavy kersey with yel-
tvet or self collars, lined with satin.
worth 915 to 918. 910
RAGLANS
worth 910 to “Ibo—55.75.
worth 914.50 no 91650410
. worth 918 to 920—91950
i 921.50 to 926—915
WALKING SKIRTS, black or blue
chariot. finished with stitching worth
93. 75, 92- 50
WALKING- SKIRTS in gray blue or
striped cloths well made nninhed with
rows of stitching, worth 95 and 96.
99.75

 

MEN’S FURNISHINGS
IN THEMILL END SALE.

More rich bargains for men than In
any sale past.

lMPORTED COTTON SOCKS,worth
19c and 25c 12Vg°

CAMEL'S- HAIR UNDERWEAR,
worth 50c. 95c

PERCALE SHIRTS with separ'nte
collars and cuffs. worth 59c 421:

COTTON SOCKS. ton, black and
7e; 4 for 25¢

HEAVY COTTON SOCKS black or
tan. worth 15c. 11c

 

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able clot‘lfi

We and nearly trim 910
" choice cloths. 1111.11:
y‘fitrimrnod worth {2150

ES. 090109199

11,s “garnished
iffii‘u‘“

‘8.
“131g IMMT 13 feet. WW

WOOL SOCAS black natural and
camel'-,s11air worth 25c,19c

FANCY COTTON SOCKS manufac-
turer's samples, many kinds, average
value. 300

11181112 THREAD SOCKS importers'
lot of samples fairly effects and line
quality. worth 39c and 500. 99c

HEAVY FLEECED SHIRTS and
drawers all silos worth 35c, 25c

WOOL FLhuCED shirts and draw-

.ers heavy weight regular 91 goods.
' 99¢

WOOL shirts and drawers, camel's
hair color guaranteed quality. out to;-
uiar 91 made all class 791:

PERCALE SHIRTs,w1tn collars or
units. or with both an odd lot worth
89c and 50c, 99c

STIFF‘ 00.8051 SHIRTS/oi line per-
calo or madraa fast colors neonate
cuffs worth 91

1311008799 for boys. flanneletto in III

also: and good patterns. well made.
worth 50c . 990
DRAPIHIIO ’ '
AND RUG!

"4 TH! MILL IND «1.9.

Plotting to richer than usual oven In
a Mill Ind Oslo.

PLAIN WHITE BOBBINET. worth
250 yd.,' Ioulths 1 to 9 ’yilsr,

361mb}! mammalian. every one“ a
new good style worth: 199“ 143‘.

1.500 .1111. oi tsnoy
stripes dots. flowers
worth 151:

Mi
FANCY cthONNliii’io short:
Oriental patterns. myth 190 yd

“BORED VELOUI! slid
duroy. rich colors, worthflo'ilo“ l

n' , 1 1 . .1
' TRNAN 1 ~ 901i '0

pa 's. worthflh by 'I “It
wowroN 1'11st lithe nudity.

ram 11111 Mineral:
111151911.

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