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D : A number of departments have put out some choice and
i desirable things for today. Monday,- 'Iucsday, and as long
as they last. in the first place are some
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“K ' n Chiffon Veils
elser The range of mn‘stock of Veils is immense. livery wo-
man needs a large Motor \"eil. even if she never steps in-
”“ONYX” "
HOSIERY
‘1 250 to $1.75 ‘
PERPAIR‘ ‘ W ,/
The sea Mitre "
side a motor car. it is convenient for traveling. trolley rid—
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Barathea ing, and a positive necessity in bad weather. All the lead-
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Prices from 7 5c to $l3.7 5.
NBCkWe . r A Special in Square Veils.
_ ' l a For one week only, large. square Motor Veils, in all
. 7 l | needed colors. regular value $1.50,
50c and $1.00
- for $1.19. I
' Solid Colors Rubber-lined Aprons
And Fancy WeaVes
For general housework. cleaning. etc. wlivery woman
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who does kitchen work will he glad of one of these service-
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alile aprons. Tllt')’ look like, gingham, plain light blue, and
blue and white checks. very clean and attractive. Of course
the i’iililicl‘ protects the dress perfectly. .
75c and $1.00; will wear a long time. Ask to see them.
For Men’s Wear
This coming week we shall otter a complete line of
Neglige Shirts for summer wear. They are all high grade, ‘
and considered by men who have worn them as ideal in fit
inidfinisli. $1.5oand$2.oo. .
Undershirts and Drawers, white or natural. 50c.
- Women’s Summer Underwear
Swiss Ribbed Vests. low-necked and sleeveless, 13c,.2
tor 25¢. '
Richelieu Ribbed Cotton Vests. i7e. 3 for 50c.
Swiss Ribbed Vests. plain, 25c.
' Swiss Ribbed Lisles, hand crocheted tops. 39c.
Allen's Wing Shield Vests. in cotton. 13C. 2 for 35c.
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Ribbed Pants. lace trimmed. 25. 3t) and 50c.
Special, 19c, 3 for 50¢.
- The P. N. Coiset Special
.\ model that is worth $2.00 always except through this
sale. Late style. hose supporters front and sides, right every
way. . ,
$1.00 through the sale.
Toilet Paper. lixtra liiie tissue. one thousand sheets to
the roll. packed securely in parailin wrappers. Six rolls in
ii carton, with nickel—plated holder. '
Fownes
GLOVES
$1.50
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50¢ per carton.
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cfl'fied Benjaminbfiitle‘tl‘i'étx
(II It is not difficult to interest careful dressing men in “BENJAMIN
CLOTHES.” Everywhere in this country they are known as the
most authoritatively styled garments which it is possible to obtain.
QWe want every man and young man to understand thoroughly that "ben-
jumin" Clothes, either for business or dress wear, are moderately priced. They
are also of a distinctive design and contain materials of exceptional worth.
Price Range for Suits and Overcoats, $15.00 to $25.00.
liasctiit‘iit Furnishing Store.
The D. Mild—cad Co.
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THE ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON THE GOODS INCLUDED IN OUR
MONTHvEND BALI CONTlNUE THE REST OF THE
WEEK. . WE ANNOUNCE ADDITIONAL ITEMS A8
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‘Moire‘ Ween Silk tit 25::
l . Regular Price 390. Popular Siiadeii.
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HOSIERY
l ’ llllltSON HOSE at ......... ‘. ............ - ....................... 15c
l Seconds or 25c value.
BUYS' HOSE .................................................. WC
Seconds. 250 value.
GIRLS‘ HOSE ................................................. 16c
, Second». 26:9 value.
Tllt‘fll‘ Seconds are so nearly perfect that you will hardly ilntl the
reason they we no marked. ‘
l)MtN~N0-M()ltij: MEN'S HALF HOSE at. ....................... 15::
Much Undonllaluo.
omen DARGAIN ITEMS.
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"- 'to Do Their Work. ' Militia ‘ rm, this weak. and unit erme with the government. iw’ calling inland. When a routine party raurhed "w "l” mm " “3m“ 1r thigh “only can you get a chalet? "Om 3“ W
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an ‘ bill? a ,tuw‘urtlcieafieliilt Mil A‘ printed; on
mm Millie and we have everything in ammonia hath
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a i ll agents in this county th t an room No!“ ream: hulldtnanr wrltn' nary moth. hut, in: mm been at .’ my final eehlor and Mitten Hatters amt “my“ 11 “9 "in. "
slimline! time could he had for the to that address, l further Hill.“ til the hind will he necm- ; Willloxma frozen at": in the rigging. land ”"5“”-
e . tion at the certain: mime tion The notice or extension was amt hy- star}; {nets hut. ns him lmnn anltl. no The rook had hmm new it mar hoard ii 7
wllmihhhad been snmwm’d‘tu tariff yea: supervisor Wliliam u. nanny of New lurlimr will»: or the ltlllll will he ttoei‘nt ' Mill drowned. Five of ihe crew who PHOM'N‘NT HON IMAM DIAD-
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