Evening sentinel, Friday, November 26, 1909 · page 4

 
 

 
 

ve dozen Coats, a small quantity, but all sizes;
pges from 4 to 14 years. A wide assortment of
colors and styles; regular prices from $4.00 to
$7.50. This is a good time to buy. not bad even
“for a gift. Choice tomorrow of the entire lot at $2.85

Hardly covers the cost of the cloth.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

One Hundred One-piece
Wash Suits

Made of Fine White Lawn. bought at less than half
‘ price from the makers; values up to $3.98. To-
morrow’s price .............................. 97c

, , N. B.—-Next season, if you bought them, you would
ay not less than $3.98.

 

Women’s Lingerie Waists

. , An immense variety of dainty White Waists at 25"..
’ under value. We sell Waists almost as readily as we
a sell pins and needles. The great assortments and the
‘ small prices of course are the reasons.

‘ Tomorrow we offer $1.00 and $1.25 White Waists at. .85c
‘ $2.00 and $2.50 White Waists at ................. $1.69

Women’s and Children’s Knit
Sweaters

Extraordinary values. A good time to buy. not at
. all too early for the holiday season.
as AT $1.07—Women’s Sweaters that We considered in the
'. ordinary way good $3.00 value. All colors, including
White. .
> CHILDREN’S SWEATERS, all colors and all
‘ sizes; regular $1.00 and $1.2 5 values. Tomorrow.85c

 

 

Corsets

The big rush in this fast growing Corset Section dur-
mg the past few months has left us with many
broken lines. Tomorrow we offer $1.00 and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

are all that any well d. rsst woman could ask for.

N. B.—-Despite the big reduction prices, we will alter free of charge.

Stout Women Take Notice

Tailored Suits at PopularPrices
Tomorrows Big lSale of illil’omettii’ri3 Galr‘ments ls Bound to A

$20.00 Stylish Tailored Suits at $13.98

One of the bestSuit offerings in years. The demand for Women's and Misses‘ Suits at a popular price has
been so great that we‘ve made a very strong effort to secure the best possible values. A most extraordinary oppor-
tunity to buy a pretty and up-to-date Suit. The assortment of colors and styles is really surprising; almost every
good kind of cloth is represented. including Broadcloths. Cheviots. Serges. Prunellas and Fancy Weaves. The styles

 

 

 

 

$25.00 Tailored

Suits at $10.00

This line is exclusively for stout women. made only in large sizes. from .10 to 50 inches bust. made of the

very best all wool materials: regular $25.00 value. Tomorrow ..............................

$10.00

 

MANUFACTURER’S SAMPLES

Women’s and

Misses’ Coats

We have sold more Coats this season than in any other season recorded—4n fact. our sales have almost dou.
_ bled any one season's sales. Tomorrow affords an excellent opportunity to select the season's latest and best

styles at a big saving.

’ One Trunk of Women’s Broad-

cloth Coats at $5.98

Full length, semi-fitted. in black only.

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Women’s Fur Coats

Pony Skins. Caracul and Marmot. We believe these
to be the greatest and best values in Fur Coats that have
c :r been offered. The skins are all our own selection
and every garment carries the stamp of a Boston Store

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mos‘t Extraordinary Price Cutting

 

This Season’s Choiceét Dress

Goods

Tomorrow’s Dress Goods news is by far the best
we've ever printed. Not alone in the wonderful values;
the assortments for tomorrow’s selling are unusual and
each special items means a wonderfully low price. COME
HERE TOMORROW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF.
THE BIG SAVING.

$2.00. $1.75 and $1.50 Fine All Wool Goods, chiffon
finish, at ....... . ...... t. ......... ...........$1.05

These goods are 54 inches wide, come in all the new
popular colors. including Walnut, Raisin, Wisteria, Olive,
Navy. Wine. Brown and Gray. There’s a broad variety
of styles. such as French diagonals, shadow stripes and
satin faced prunellas. This is by far the most important
we have yet offered and will pay even for future invest-
ment.

The Great Glove Dept.

Offers big values for tomorrow. Our Glove buyer is
very enthusiastic about her stock. Tomorrow’s offerings
present values that will surely make it worth while. Of
course. the very best kind of Gloves only to be sold.

$1.00 and $1.25 one—clasp Mannish Gloves, all the new

 

Fall shades, at ............ _ ................... 85¢
Two-clasp Cashmere Gloves. in black, brown and
gray. all wool. silk lined. at . . ... ................. 39c

¥

C O
Linings
Our lining section keeps forging ahead; of course

there‘s a reason. The very best linings at the lowest
prices tell the story.
Tomorrow 2 5c yard-wide Mercerized Sateen, all col-
ors. at 190 yd.
50c 32—inch Venetian Coat '.. ting, black and colors,
at ..................... . ...................... 360
Best $1.25 yard-wide Sateen Coat Lining, the famous
"Suskana" Mills. two seasons’ guarantee, all col-
ors and black. at ......... . ................. 890 yd.

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.‘~-. $1.50 Corsets at .......................... 59c pair guarantee. The prices are at least 25‘>’~ less than clse- ”
w . w‘ . /
A,- BfOfldCiOth COatS at $4.98 ‘ where. Most everybody does. especially when one can buy
, u . g _ ‘ . ‘ ‘ . _ . them at about half price.
' Women 3 Kurt Underwear Site and “’3'“ 1...... B........... “a.“ ;.:_~i4'9“ ‘ r ... We! mm... CARACUL W... 0...... Hanan... as... a... d...
. . "““ '““”““"'”‘ “WM" “M“ ‘ ‘“ -.,,.,__ COAT. beautifully tailored: worth $30.00. To- ablezworth 10c each; 5 in a pretty Xmas box at. 49¢
The famous "Merode ' and “Berkshire Mills" Under- Extra Spec”! morrow . . . ............... . . ........... $22.50
wear. brands that are on the top round of the ladder-uthe ' J ' ‘
very best. Tomorrow at special prices. Occasionally ‘W ' WWW“- . "WWW“ MW W WM - ‘
the mill man gives us a plum—we in turn give it to you. ‘ “‘ $ ' ' Standard NOtIOHS
l e
. KNIT VESTS AND PANTS, all perfect. all sizes; Full Length boats at $12.98 1 45°00 Pony Skl“ coats dt Th' . . i it re th nnies are saved and of
wha‘t themakers intended to sell at 50c. Tomor- This is really one of the handsomest garments of course ticscahufigo: ‘51:, peniciifsc count. '
‘ row 8 price ---------------------------------- 360 the season. made of fine. rich Broadcloth, in all the new. J $39.50 .. . .
,5? ALL WOOL VESTS AND PANTS long sleeve est colors. linings and trimmings. Correspondingiy 7c Clinton Safety Pins, all “"5 -------------- 4‘3 card
11' vest, all sizes. Tomorrow we oifer’them at .... 791: handsome. All sires. enough for tomorrow's selling. 15C Mohair Shoe Lacers. 5 pairs ‘0 a bunch. - - .7C bunch
5c 0. N. T. Lustre. all colors ............ 5 balls for 190
. , loc DeLong Hooks and Eyes. black and white. . . .70 card
The Beét Wool Underwear BlaCk Pettlcoats Extra SpBClalS 251: Skirt Markers ............................ . . .170
10c Pearl Collar Pins. 1 dozen on a card ..... . . .70 card
for M n ° A ' Two big specials for tomorrow. Our buyer again 100 yards of FLANNELETTE. styles suitable for Hose Supporters, extra heavy webbing ....... ...rgc pr.
6 In merlca offers money savers in this section. house dresses; regular 12530 quality. Special. . .7140
AT meEs WAY UNDER VALUE, $145 Black Petticoats at ------------------------ 89c LlNEN TABLE DAMASK. full ayards wide;value f bl
Men's Gray Wool SHIRTS AND DRAWERS sizes $2.00 ”Heatherhloom Petticoats at ......... . ..... $1.49 59c yd. Spec1al .............................. 34c Blankets and com orta es
up to 48 inches. in many places sold at 31-50; big The above come in lengths from 38 to 44 inches. and 2000 extra quality PILLOW CASES. 45x36 size:
. a e, ll t alues. th tod’ . .1. . IIIIIIIIIIIII V . The weather man says that extreme cold weather
, “1““ 3‘ $135 Tomorrow he” at """"""" $1~°° are p L a y 5 rong v wor ay 15L ca” 5pm“ 11, “L will surely come and even intimates that it may come
; '" .. sooner than we look for. It's a wise idea to be prepared.
M y L d d d e Tomorrow’s offerings of Blankets and Comfortables are
t , en s aun ere Ma ras Shirts R l ‘ I ‘R 11\ f be money
‘ _ . 00 wire 0f Gra and White. 11- , full size. fast col-
.- ‘ With cuffs attached. all Sizes from 14 to 18; regular O O 3 ion good waxirn BLANKETS: the equal of most
k $1.00 valuc- I‘omorrow ...................... 79c ‘ Blankets at $3.00 pr. OUR 1310 SPECIAL....$1.89 2"
‘ . A Word About the Great Housefurnishing Sale in Our ‘5" “W" °°MF°RTABLES' ”"9“ W”
. W 9 25 d 29 c white cotton filling. covered with best quality
omen S C all C 0tt0|l silkoline. knotted with wool; value today $3.98.
H ‘ 19 P _ Greater - Basement Blg specral ................. .............$agB
ose at c an . . . .
it seems superfluous to even mention this wonderful sale. The crowds are still coming. We actiounce an o
'A big. demand should greet this offering for .tomor- extension of this sale for TOMORROW. MONDAY and TUESDAY. We want every wotnan who can reach us to Fringed counterpanes
31):! “up? “11203. £83131 ‘3‘ the b2“ 25c Stloldtmglls l; share in this great Gift Sale and furthermore. we want everybody to see our grand new department-nits almost end- F d C l h b
i coun r . 1. c u l e muc .worn a y es. ac , - 4 .~ _ . . - . , aoo ringe ounterpanes,cut corners. or t e rass
black wuh split ‘0,“ also colors. plain and fancy. Cost less variety (.ome TOMORROW. tf not. come “it: Eek. MONDAY and TUESDAY. beds. very large size. raised designs. beautiful
at wholesale today $3.00 dozen pairs. A good time to patterns; value today $2.00. Big specral ...... $1.44
lay in a supply.
Curtains I“ B “RE Rug Department
_ a . . .
m Ru . new ra ru . With fringe- re ular rice
$3.00 Lace Curtains. full 3 yards long. Tomorrow. .$t.a9 ,9 $9.95. Tommi-gov, .8 . . . . . . . . I. ...‘.....l.)...$6.49
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mt ”Em“ SEuImEl canted-wet ll o'clock. All Master CHRISTMAB NEXT. llllym‘ll not tho t-rouln of tho olfarlnits. night and another at Springfield, 0.. “my “flair It was over, ho took a long girl and dragged her by the half in

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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‘ Highrtlde 10:35 0.314; 11:10 p. in.
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, FRIDAY. NOV. 26. 1909
“fiewrfllmsuoe latrines? etioh month-«July and August. es-
oaptedawst O o'uloeli. All Rural Area
Iluons eordlallr luvltad. Charles I.
mm. H. P. Room M. Wlleox. tin

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ll. to l in. Bout: 44 Munch omen, fist-walk
street. in still it has» of no mutter“: lineman
u “not or

Mt: Islam Memo“

Mnln street. 20 and tlh Tuesdays or

 

 

Now 'l‘lutnltualvlng In ovor and the
(‘llll'lullntm “mil in about to atnrt. And
It wlll be u rush this your. too, If
present indications pronoun tho
amount of luminous tho merohuutu uro
lo he favored with for tho holltluy sou‘
son. The outlook in fur uhoud of it
your ago for the country has recuper-
ulotl stlll more during the last year
from the destruetlve lull? psnlc.

it Is not a bit too early right. now
to begin the holldsy stunts. The
stores are already beginning to one
play in. starch and naturally the first

 

 

Early shopping for (atrlutmss presents,
too, is better for owrl'hony concern-
oll. 1r you are purohiullnir Christmas
presents the sooner your mind will be
onset! of the strain and ill. the some
time you will he lossoulnx tho strsln
on the cloth who will serve you at
the stores.

 

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The families of two more foethull
players are havlua sleut- remembranc-
es of the national day of Thanksgiv-
ing. One player at Lynehburg, Va..
recovered consciousness at 10:10 last

 

 

who had his skull fractured. also

come to hit! senses, but hls recovery

is doubtful. Truly. an Inspiring. up-

llftlng game for the youth of the land.

Why all thls bollor about pugllltitn‘f

Why all this to~do about puglllem'!
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Cook's North Pole records slat-ted
yesterday for Denmark. This doesn‘t
tutor-est tie a great deal. What We want.

to know In the contents of those roan
ores.

WW
President “Putt had the orthodox

 

tern: of 'l‘llsitlumte; diam murder.

 

walk. Wise Mr. Taft. A good many
of his fellow eltlsetts tn the land would
have full better but they emulated
hla allot-admirer example.

away, when they catch film

W.

Wm

What a comfort it would be if

Thanksgiving dlnnors eaten tm tlon concerning geopraphlcm lines.
Thunltaglvlng day would lasts all maul WW
the any after. Fortunuttly for the weather man In.

Nothlng left but some bones and
feathers.

lien for Thanksgiving Day.
What they won‘t do to that. New

In other words. It was one of them

 

 

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his frontle. ottceessftil effort to get.

When selecting a congressman, let ll.
he done according to ahlllty and m.
nous rather than to maintain any lrmlh

wasn't hired on the strength of tho
showlng he made on his prognostic-ii-