nflhave , tear ed
2,5
' Hilliard S
no event that this region ever sees.
C. A Loekhart originator (IL the
bu oft—repeated eithe—
leis he best mer-
.......
His
I ind and great enthnsnsmniies all.
erutinng nnIst come to his held
ent of value and Low price.
'31.);an
[EQULL'C-
What that
; ,. ”(to ,
does IiS beSt; the
better and fuller oi satisfacilon will
repeatlnu
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no thaino,
, here L
iioii attih opening
{ L‘IL
For a we
(Lou. Right III) to Its close. fittie ’s
bobble and Sparkle With bargains
Ted‘t’h M111 E 6 Sale Opens Today, Thursday, Jan. 8th at
ek from the , penile (l
FAch COTTON cocoa _
IN THE MlLL END SALE
The back-hone of the Mill End Sale
Is the huge quantifies of staple studs
at fsmsll prices; No better examples
could be given than these.
SHIRTING PRINTS, worth 5c yd;
’ in the Mill End Sale 3%(I
, CHALLIS light colors und tasteful
figures, worth 6V4c yd; in the Mill
End $318.41,ng
' FANCY PRINTS worth 6c yd;
the Mill End Sale, 4%(3
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, worth 6c
yd; in the Mill End Sale. 41/20
, FLANNELETTE in fancy patterns,
worth its yd; in the Mill End Solos
c
ARRON GINGHAMS checks in all
colors, Worth 7c ya; in the Mill End
Solo, Sc
SEERSUCKER rGINGHAMS good
colors bud-liked patterns. worth 10c.
yd; in: Tht “ Mill End Sale, iii/w
DRESS ,GIINGHAMS. light and (talk
in
LLin
ood patterns. worth lilo
ill End Sale. (like
I I Lil-luck PERCALES in light effects
' tasteful designs, worth 10c; in the Mill
End Sale, I I (like
IFLANNELETTE. light and dark of
tools and a variety of patterns, worth
"fittest: in- the Mill End Sale 70
" MADRLAS, 32 inches wide good col-
I ors ud designs worth 10c yd; in the
‘Mlll ntl: Sal e. , 7%0
' QED MADRIAS. a yard wide
any good colors and patterns
(2, in the Mill End Sole.
' 9c
SEE BECKER GINGHAM, special
, quality and in many designs and col
fore. worth 121“ yd; in the Mill End
.jStllc, 9c
PRINTED SATEENS in pretty pat.-
terns and liked colors, worth 15c yd;
in the Mill End Sale, 9c
PERCALES.I1 yard wide. light and
dark worth 12580 and19c yd; in9 the
Mill End sale.
DRESS GINGHAMS a yard wide
and of tits in] pattern, every wanted
color, wor c yd; Iiln the Mill End
8 9560
M68 in It nu‘rhber of fancy
and several colors. worth 19c
to 25c yd; in the Mill End Sale. 10c
EGI’IIPSE FLANNEL, 34 inches
, colors amt patterns. worth
, he Mill End Sale, 10c
: SATEEN special quality
uses and mercerised finish,
,ya; in the Mill End Sale,
‘120‘Ii:
MEREERISEL) SATEEN, mostly in
I pollt ,ot patterns. good colors, worth
use II“! the Mill End Sale 1235c
‘ VENE’I‘IAN. plain colors
finish. worth 85c yd; it; tho
in
islI ohd psiLtAorn, Worth 5007 on;
ill Elli! Slit »
Y. WAISTINGSM much (it Lari;
oloII anti pattern, worth 50 to
in the Mill Ens. Sale. 390
Ivor-t resume ‘a ma rsnget I
. colors wot
B, s LeLrgo concoc-
,.
ndsome potternsxworth 75c:
SILKS “ " " ’
IN THE MlLL END SALE
Some of the handsomest ellke that
will be the fashion in months to some
will be found in the Mill End Sale.
There is a great variety of staple silks
(black) too. ‘ ,
PRINTED SATIN llBERTY Land
Ifoulard silks. polka dots and small;
figures, worth 750 and 85c
STRIPED II‘LANNEL
in colors. including whites and blocks.
39c
worth 750, 39 (l
STRIPED SILK AND LINENS.
worth 600, 39c
L
i
L
i
~19-[NCH BLACK TAFII‘ETA. regu-E
lar 65c quality. warranted,
BLACK-AND-WHLTE striped
fetus.
worth 75c,
PRINTED SATIN LIBERTY
Foulnrd silks onth 750 85c and $l
55c
49c
55o
PRINTED SHANTUNG,
worth $1 and $1.25, 55c
19-INCH BLACK' Pauli do Cyzno,
worth 750, 59c
23-INCH BLACK tailetns. lending
French make. guarnnteed to wear.
worth $1. 80c.
19-[NCH BLACK silk velvets.
$1. $1.25 and 81.50,
20-1NCH WHITE Fallle silk,
81.
$90
worth
Ili'lc
BLACK onass oooos ‘ .
IN :THE MILL END SALE
The most staple of,sll“"rlreu studs,
black. is represented in the Mill End
Sale. by some stirring bergalns. Every
one is worthy too, not poor or cut-oh
date, but good and in fashion.
WHLPCORD. a yard wide. worth
25c yd; in the Mill End Sale, llic
PLAIDS. black- and while. 56 inch
worth 25c yd; in the Mill End Solo.
lIht‘
FANCY stuffs with small bright (lots
or. black, worth 250 yd; in the Mill End
190
Ito-INCH BASKET CLOTH. good
Ibla‘ck. worth 600 yd; in the Mill End
Sale, 290
MELROSE.‘a yard wide. worth 40e
yd; in the Mill End Sole. 29c
36- INCH GRANITE cloth, worth 500
yd; in the Mill End Sole ‘ 39c
ell-INCH SKIRTING, firm and good
weight worth 50c yd; in the Mill End
Sale, ‘cil9
. SPONGE!) OHEVIO'I‘. 50- inches
wide. orth 5] yo; in the Mill End
Sale 590
‘ flP ESTLEY WOOLS in handsome
red patterns. worth SI yd: in the
M End Sole hell
FANCY MOHAIR. striped in offbe-
tlve patterns. 44-inch Worth 81.269391:
in the Mill End Sol 0. .. ,
NOVELTIEB‘in rich patterns. worth
$1.50 and my " 1n the Mill End 8610.
“Mill Litnli Sale"
collection blossoms
(with color am variety-gens on every
yard lsr‘the sls‘s Ismsll prlc
(Ions in nutrient (sh-
, .cts yard wine. worth, at c; to
value. 1
i
tat.
newest for shirt-waist outta: White (tomet flannel,
24 inch LI
i
i
OUTING AND
,DOMET FLANNELS
lN THE MlLL END SALE
The chance of the year to buy these
L fabrics comes with the Mill End Sale.
L Hundreds of women will grasp lt’ nishlngs for women and children by
quickly.
Save while you can. I
l‘nnoy outing ilunncl worth 80. yd.
Outing flannel fancy
"IL-“W”: “M 8, good colors. worth lilo
Fancy outing iionuels. quality sell- i
in: (Isually at 12%0 yd
Plnln outing ilonnel in all the good; 100 and 12%0
points worth till/no yd
White domet flannel.
llomol ilunnol. white.
und :I ' LL
I UPHOLSTERY GOODS
lN THE MILL END SALE;
ynrd L
SLIIKOLLNE. best
putteI ns :1de
yd.
90
worth tic yd,
.i (I
worth 9c yd.
0‘50
worth 1216430.‘
quality.
wide. all colors. worth 12%0 yd; in the
Mill End Sale,
CURTAIN Muslin. stripes wide or I
narrow 36 inches wide worth we to: “WW? “00‘ ““d “’9‘
2&0. vd: in the Mill E
DENIMS, in fancy patteins and re- I
\cIslble. yard wide worth 1295c
19c yzd in the Mill End
70
nd Sale, 80.
t0}
Sale.10(-.
VELOUR for furniture covering and
pillows lancv patterns worth 75¢ toLhcnvy cotton stockings. double heel
$125; in the sum End 8an .
SCOTCH LACE for sash
r‘ud Sale.
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR
N THE MiLL END SALE
Very many and very great opportu-
nities are brought to the buyer of for.
this Mill End Sale. Tne mills have
L many big lots left on their hands from
L various causes; these they' re glad to
isend to the sale. We are just as glad
to take them but only if the qualityils
right and price is small.
l Women's all black hosiery, worth
7c
W onion 3 cxtra weight cotton
Lstocklngs double heel and toe, spliced
isolc. worth Nigel .. 9c .
l llemy cotton stockings for women
'(lonlIic heel too and solo, shaped on»
;.l(le wotth 19(. 19W:
Women‘ s fleece-lined hosiery, double
1 heel and toe. worth 15c. lie
Women’s black cotton stockings
with white toot. worth I15c. 11c
Women‘s block ribbed hosiery.
wool. worth 25c, 17c
l
Women‘ (I ll“ black tocltiugs. with
title embroider-
(«(1 in silk worth 25c the
Women's fancy hosiél‘y plain weave
and (hop stitch a manufacturer's lino
LLLL samples worth .5c to 390. 190.
Women‘s all blnck and white sole
title (on and sole,qurt1121ilc
curtains L Women‘s fancy cotton and llsle
“.th worth 18c to 25c w] in the MilL i ihrond stockings ontlI 89c and 500,
29c
12W) Children‘s ribbed cotton stockings,
70
snsu RODS extension sort with '8" Elm
limckets. worth 5c; in the Mill End I
30
Solo.
TUBE RODS with
ends. M. inch thick. wor
Mill End Sale,
CURTAIN LOOPS.
long. worth tile; in the
RUII‘FIIED MUSLLN
2% yds long; striped. w
NIPPLE!) MUSLLN
with three or live tucks.
brackets and
th 100: in the
(in
white, cxtrn
Mill End Sale,
(in
CURTAINS.
orth title.
830,
CURTAINS.
worth 75c
48c
RUFFLFD BOBBINET CURTAINS
with lace lnsertlofl and
$1 50 to $1. 75.
RUPFLED BDBLllNlI‘.
with lace Lnsorting and
to 52. 25
RUFFLED 80138le
with real Renaissance
edge. worth 52.
worth
5115
T CURTAINS.
edge. worth $2
$1.“50
'1‘ CIlltTAlNr-l
inserting and
edge,
#-
SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS. full
length and width.
Worth 82 to 82. 25—1
Worth 2 50- to $8. 8
”USE POINT CtIRTAle’,2
orer ilqurotl or lnsc
worth 86 100
TAPEBTitY Clllt’l‘Ai
in oil-
rtiug (Indians.
53 75
NS. plain lino
floral patterns one pair only of a pat
tern.
Worth
Worth
84—83
85 to Iii-«~84
50. lNCH TAPESTRY. pinto or flow-
crcd patterns. worth 39c to 50s yd}J
QOERED PILLOWS
its. worthil
TAPEBTRY. ssrhple‘nl
-.rioh patterns. worth 11.
th the Mill End Solo.
TOM/ELMO"
with good Lrulc -
27o
IrA ES'IIItYL PILLQW rose with,’
iohr steels and book, wort I I
,1
Children‘ s t-nud-l rlb cotton stock-
‘lnus With double heel and too. sizes.
6 to ill. worth 150. 10c
Children's heavy hosiery, 2-sud-l
rib, double heel. toe and sole. 'v'vorth
lilo. 12%c
lufnnts' cashmere stockings with
silk heel and too, all colors, regular
25c goods. all sizes. I I‘ll/go
Children‘s extra-heavy cotton stock-
lngs. 2-nnd-l 'rih, double heel. toe and
knee. worth 25c the
Children s Ilbbcd wool stockings all
rises. worth the. m
Children‘s I-andl rib cotton stock
logs. double Knee heel and sole.
worth the. . 3 for 25h
Women“ s and chlldren‘ s underwear
n lel s samples worth 300 to 75¢.
I‘ its end 850 I
WoLInGn's heavy fleece-lined vests
and pants, needy trimmed. worth 959a
hcovy- ilLL LL‘ced
\ ests ago
“I I
drawLors, “Lamb; 290
Girls Jerscy- -rlII (techs-lined Lin“:
and penis. worth 86(:. I150
ONEl'l‘A union suits for women.
linseed. all sizes. worth 50c and 649;.
. 0 .
I (led shirtsI and
LINENE
AND NAP it L
' I. I v IN THE Pill-t. ELND, SALE
L Mil damask worth 87%;: yaw”
“82%?" End BIN,” L 9 it: '3 LL :‘3 250
LI
090 ya; in thoLMill nd hols.
Bunnohnh (It. snip N"
{ orth 50c; in the Mill Leila LLle
19c
NEN unmask. worth
WOMEN’S AND
GIRLS' SHOES
iN THE MILL END SALE.
Shoe factories have their odd lots
the-ssmcsc textile mills: goods that
Lrecflnished too late for the man who
ordered or that didn't quite suit the
buyerw Sometimes the buyer's credit
grows poor and the maker keeps the,
made-up shoes.» The Mill End Sale is
a fine outlet for them.
BLIUCHERS of patent calfskin or
Viol ,kid. enameled lace shoes and Vi-
tnlict‘sli’ button shoes. worth $3.50 and
$4; in the Mill End Sale, 52. 0
0
I. ACE shoes of Vitalllc calf or of kid-
skin worth 53 and $3. 50; in the Mill
End Sole, . $2.20
BOX CALI? lace, shoe and (iongoia
button shoes with Goodyear welt soles.
worth $2.50 and $8; in the Mill End
Sale, 81.90
Kll) lace shoes. worth $2.50: in the
Mill End Stile $1. 65
DONGOLA and box (alf lace shoes
worth $1.” (5; in the Mill End Sale.
‘ :1. 35
DONGOLA shoes and shoes with
broad low heel, worth $1.40: in the Mill
End Sole. 81.10
WARM SLIPPERS of several styles
worth 500 to liar-I . in. the Mill End Sale
420
GIRLS' DONGOLA shoes. lace and
button. with patcntdeuther tip. sizes 11
to 2. worth $1. 25; in the Mill End 981%
or
SMAI I. GIRL ‘8 shoes dongola lace
or button patent tip sizes 8% to 10%
worth $1: in the Mill End Sale. 79(I
CHILDREN' S DONGOIA shoes. pat-
ent tip lace or button sizes 5 in Ii.
worth 750.; in the Mill End Sale.
59c
MEN'8.AND
BOYS' SHOES
IN THE MILL END SALE.
CORDDVAN shocsln the old reliable
ox-hlood color and enameled lace shoes
on two of the best lasts now in use,
worth $4; in the Mill End Sale.
$2.90
BOX CALF nud Viol kid lace. shoes.
stout Goorlycor-woltisolcs. worth 83
and $8.50: in the Mill End Sale,
32230
SATIN CALF lace shoes. good stout
soles worth $2: in the Mill End Sole,
85'
$1.8
LITTLE MENS satin calf
shoes, sizes 599 to 18%, worth $1
85I
LITTLE BOYS‘ chose. satin. (skit.
Intout solo, lace sizes 12 to 5% worth
$1. 25 and 81 50: In the Mill End Stile,
3
SHEETINGS
.lN THE MILL END SALE.
Brown shoetlnp,,9-<i. Worth 17c yd.
I ,I I . 12m
9 4 .hrovvn shooting worth 200 yd.
160
‘ 9-9 blown sheeting. worth 28c yd,
200
Bleached ll- 4 sheeting. worth 20c yd
loll
. Bleached lit shooting. worth 25o yd
loll
,tbinch pillow~csnlng. worth 1299c yd.
90
“inch pillow-costar. worth Lgc.“ yd.
{liftinoh pillowenslng. worth licoytl,
L > corvette 1L ‘
, lN THLI MLLL. ENDSALI.
Brown cotton. 44. worthl (I yd.
20%
44 Brown cotton. worth 50 yd.
C
Brown (mi cotton; worth disc ydL:
ilce I
worth: ‘
. White and mi blankets worth gilt. ,
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
AND UNDERWEAR
lN THE MILL. END SALE
Taking quick and lsrgenndvantsgo
of the power the Mill End Sale gives
in every quarter of the wholesale busi—
ness, some sharp and timely bar-game
tor men have been secured TheY’l‘
tell their own story
A jumble of then“ s and boys shirts.
stiff and sort bosoms, with and with-
out coliars to match. worth 39c 8%;ch
c
Men‘ 5 parents shirts with two sepa-
rate collars, fast color, worth 50c and
690. 390
Men's stilt bosom fancy shirts from
a maker who wished to clear his stock
up all in good order and with separate
cuffs, long or short bosom, worth 51
and 81.50, 590
Heavy-weight shirts and drawers
natural and camel’s—hair. worth 39c
and 50c, 290
Heavy blue ribbed fleece-lined under-
wear, extra heavy, worth 59c, 35c
Natural-wool shirts and drawers. all
sizes vnlues. 890, 65c
Heavy natural wool underwear good
81 value I79c
WRIGHT’S HEALTH underwear.
regular Si and $1. 50 quality. 79c
Natural- -wool shirts and drawers
worth $1 50 fine in material and finish
$1.15
Cotton socks black tau and mixed.
worth 10c and 12m 70
Black cotton socks with double heel
and toe worth 15c 90
Black cotton socks with white foot
or white dole worth the and 19c
I 100
Heavy black wool socks. worth 190,
121,90
Very- -heavy black wool socks. worth
25c, 3 for 50¢
BLlack cashmere socks good weight
worth 25c,15c
Fancy socks. cotton and lisle-thread
in good patterns. worth 25c and 35c.
17c
Cotton and hale-thread socks, block
or fancy. worth 87%0 to 50c. 23c
Suspenders with leather ends worth
50c. ., 25c
Elastic suspenders with mohair ends
worth 39c paid. 21c
Strong elastic suspenders. worth 15c, I
10c
Boys' elastic suspenders, worth 150.
L 100
maeous ., , I’
IN THE MILL END BALE.
Thousands ,1 yards will no whirling
out during the calm: Nothlnrdees it
except the msgnlfieent values and the
Mill End prices.
SATIN TAFFETA and Liberty satin
No. 22 worth 35c yaw-19c
No. 40 worth 45c yd-2bc
No 50 worth the yd——29c
SATIN TAFFE’I‘A ribbons
colors,
No 7 worth 10c tide—.59
No 30 worth 19c yd—wlzlsc
FANCY striped taffeta ribbon. No
80 worth 19c yd. 1294c
LBLANKIITE
AND SPEIADI
in all
[N THE MILL END 8.58% .
Largo hernmsd spreads, worth LBLLL
, .. . ,. ,
White billion worth 75c. the
A "I...
,Oréy blhskots worth 09c.
Bods, Lit!“ else.
Lilli)... t we
Ia
59c
hammer.
6H
.jpil spreads worth $1.25, tits I
lit rm til ortli
.l'l‘r’n to three 3.
I he
II-IousEFuLRNIeNINos
,End prices. . . I
‘ SUITS AND
rlhhonn In white. pink, cream and blue ,
iiuLi-nlso hemmed shrouds. worthggl, LI
AND KITCHENWARE
Such merchandise is he;
except regular price yet t_ I .
the Mill End Sale brings a, “My q or
as ever—and at the peculiar small, Mill
NICKELED tea-kettles, copper, ‘
No 7~regular 90c, , title
No s—rcgolsr $1, -- tic
COPPER wash-boilers (they. three
sizes, regular 82. 35, 32 55 and 823%
81. 88
HEAVY WABH- BOILERS; tin Lwlth
copper bottom assorted sizes, regular
31‘. 25 to :1. so 50
OVAL WASH-BOILERS with cover, ‘
39 (I out! «(so
NICKELED tea: and cellos-“pots. , '
am to 3-qt size. “seconds" but good.
regular 40c to 600 Lid 4 . .
NICKEL-PLATEDteskettles, f 'i
No 7—»42c ill'll
No 8—48c " ‘ ‘ .
. MEAT CHOPPERS, UNIVERSAL,
well known machine, regular 31',“ .
ROLLMAN rooocuorro'
1,5 lb. meat per minute 29“
PARLOR BROOMS. regular 80c.
19c
BROOMS regular 35c. . 26c. ,
WHISK BROOMS ragulgr 12c, L
‘86
TOILETJJAPEB anumbsr of odd
cases. rolls and sheets, usual 5c sud " '
10c, ,, .8 tor 25c‘
NICKELED ALARM (31.00
cry one guaranteed rogu'
GERMAN (31(an ’snur, soans.
have wooden lid restrict 35c, ~ 19c
scoumNc SOAP, 5 cakes tor 9c .
POLO SOAP. for the laundry)... :0
cakes for
O‘OZONE SOAP usual 5c cake. 5 L135” ,
LOLsAsnrr'rIs Iaoncry see
for I
BON AML. the crest slower
sror— LADDER CHAIRS, soul!“
and 81 25
intro
. chrivihix‘zao soc
heavy. nsIIsl 25c
TIN Disu FANS, mun-i
heavy usual 880
BREAD RAIBERB, with ii
RAIN COATS
TAILORED SUITS of L -_
(Ind venetian. block. .8198; ;' l'll
wosrth 87. 50 '
l.lL'L“_8 of brosdcloth.’ e
g???» flock (and blue. we
(“Notions store or
torch Itmt plain cloths, limb!
III-own effects, nicely mtg
m (0320 ,. i
FINEST COSTUMES,
style and finish. worth 528.
mouths-spires: _
and oxford-prey stuff: or ,_
RAIN-COATS. mod.
well-matte. worth 519.50
RAIN-80AM or this};
gray cloth. have double
lined with item). worth
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