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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 7, 1913 · page 6

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Thousands oi Women and Children
Can Have

HOSlERY HAND

All Special Prices.

 

rose and there is every large and
_ ..variedv lot with the prices marked
‘ much lower thanseosonnble things
are likely to he had again for
some time. It is the chance «to lay
in the winter supply.
. piercing wind of the last. two days

 
 
 

 

7". Slty.

 

MEN’S 'PAJAMAs."
Best quality outing flannel. all
sizes. Harvest Sale Price $1.00

 

 

 

_ WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
. Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants.
all sizes. Harvest Sale Price 29¢

 

 

 

WOMEN'a UNDERWEAR. or
Extra fine, sturdy quality “Berk.

shire" brand Vests and Pants, all

sizes. Harvest Sale Price 50¢

 

 

 

$1.25 WOMEN’ S UNDERWEAR
Fine Ibienched. fleece lined

 

$1.25 MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
All Wool Shirts and Druwcrs.
the best value to be had.» any-

 

WOMEN'S FINE SILK HOSE.
Extra heavy quality, all colors,
all sizes. Harvest Sale Price 50¢

 

MEN’S UNDERWEAR.

Extra heavy quality floored lin-
ed Shirts and Drnwers, all sizes.
Harvest Stile Price“ ....... 45¢

 

 

 

500 3WOMEN’8 FilNE HOSE.

Silk and gauze ablnck lisie Hos"

Hur-

39¢

MILLINERY

Trimmed Hate .. 32.35 and $4. 50

Values that were $5.00 “0010.00.
Just 100 oi these most stylish trim-
med huts. This season's best
shapes. made and trimmed with
fine materials, in black and col—
ors.

iery for tomorrow, all sizes.
vest Sale Price, pair

 

A Great Opportunity in WOmen's
and Misses’ Fine Velvet Hats.

$3.00 and $4.00 values. An ex-
cellent selection of colors, includ-
ing block. 10 distinctive shapes.

Special Sale Price ..... $1 .49

Women's nnd Misleo’ $4.00 and
$5.00 Plush Hats.

 
 
 
 

UNDERWEAR '

our Harvest Sale is now in prog- ( 7.

The cold. ‘

models (do two alike.) They are all this season‘s newest and most wanted styles. high erode, exclusive ”3""
derwesr, Iiouvy Cost or even F‘ur Wrap is as necessary as at 021mm)“ time. .

‘svons

Great ““9“” WW0“ lW Mia Millsturliov and those W0 Minnow luntoutly realised the mom m W {or score-bovine mil m but snout fortunate» in securing another great lot of Sample coats and gulls, all the [amt pm
colorist. all remarkably low‘ priced. Remember this is Murmur 1th. and you my film an my mowing and find M“, 1m“.

 

 
 
 
 

PW! Women’ s 81 Misses’ Suits $

 

 

 

0 Pl

 

Womens&Mmscs' S l}.
'" Coal values up. to 1

Women’s & Misses’Wlnter S

 
 
 

\L’

mnkes wormer underwear o neces- -

 
 

i5 Values that were $18 50
Women’ s 81 Misses’ Suits $16 5.

Values that were $25

128

 

Culli's. values up to $10

‘ Women s 8. Misses‘Wlutcr $9 98

Costs. values up to $15:

698

 
 

Shirts, long and elbow sleeves;
Pants to match. Harvest Sale
Price ................... .. 89¢ _

where. Harvest Sale Price $1.00

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Values that were.-$37.50. -

Women's &MissesWinter .1
Coats. values up to $25

18.50

 

 

Women 5&Mlsseszntcr .15
Coats,vaiues up to $18.50

Women’s &M’issesWinter$
Goats values to $22.50

12.98
16.50

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

’Sale of Silk

This was one of the largest «purchases of Dresses ever made in New York city thought through our New York (mice.
on regular prices. Our share of these fine Dresses was 100. They are comprised of (‘rcpe Meteors. Crepe do Chincs. (‘izurmeuse Chiffons over Silk and Mossnlines, drop-
ed and in tunic styles: Kimonos. drop shoulders and set. in sleeves models:
not duplicate these dresses for anywhere near these prices for the melting nlonel to snynotliins of the materials.‘

 

 

for

VPli-flyetllof lace or not embroidered, botanic coils: and cuffs. all colors.

Come in and see them

W“'Silk7'l)ilesses,’ values up to‘ $18.50 $8. 98i 1| Sill Dresses. values up toé.$25.00 $12.98

"30111011“ 0W

1,000 Silk Dresses at savings from 1.3 to 1—2

‘ Dressmakers could
and be convinced.

 

 

 

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:2 ‘3 312.5010! wool Blankets ..

”BLANKETS and ‘

Comfortables

A big manufacturer cold us his 7
surplus stock of Blankets at sur-

. prisinglylow prices. Through this

great. purchase you are able to of-
fer you some of the most unusual
VALUES over offered in our Big
Blanket and Comfortnbie Depart-
ment. -

_ $3.50
$10.00 All Wool Blankets .. $7.50-
ss.sc California Wool Blankets ‘
7. ......................... $6.49}
00.50 California Wool Blankets ,-

‘ ........................ $4.987;
35.00 California Wool Blankets '

....................... $3.978
33.50 “Johnstown” Blankets $2.493

$3.00 "Blenheim" Blankets .. $1.98,
02.00 “Blenheim” Blanket. .. $1.40.
$1.50 “Iceland" Blankets .. 01.19

" . 01.25 "Wool Nap" Blankets .. 98c

$1.00 “Wool Nap" Blankets 750
650 Cotton Fubece Blankets .. 39c

The above values are positively
the best We over offered and com—
ing just now when the nights are
cold it is a great opportunity to
lny in your winter supply.

 

COMFORTABLEB,

These Comfortalbles are the best
mode, scroll seamed and tufted, all

 

filled with pure white cotton.

$1.00 Comfortablea for ...... 790
$1.25 Comfortable: fer 98c
$1.50 Comfortable: for $1.19
$3.00 Comfortablco for $1.98
$4.00 Comfortables for $2.49
$4.50 Cumfortabieo for $2.98
$5.00 Comfortable. for $3.49
$1.50 ALL .WOOL PETTICOATS.

iin dark colors,;in patterns. to
be mode. Horvestfials .Prlcel4941l .n

 

WOOLEN oness GOODS.
Big Values for Tomorrow.

Dress nnd skirt lengths bought
from one of the big manufacturers
of Philadelphia. all new‘ clean,
perfect goods, m lengths from 2 1-2
to 7 yards; serzefll llroadcloths.
Shopnrd checks, etc, on sale to-
morrow at from 1—3 to 172 below
regular prices.

women's «‘9. FLANNELETTE

SKiRTs . ............... 4%

Stripe and white, finished scul-
loped edge; regular and extra
sizes.

 

$5.00 women's AND MISSES’ p
BLANKET BATH» Rosie .. j?

.. $3.98

In line quality Beacon, blankets

 

$2.50 SATIN MESSAL‘lNE PETTL
COATS.

line Petticoats. in all the wanted
l colors, to match the new suite,
Vnrdcn" Stile

i'lounce. Harvest

CH lLDREN’B COATS,

ireat values tomorrow at bill
savings.
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $7.98.

100 brand new, silk eotin Messa—

weil mode with dainty new "Dolly "'

Price ................... $1.49

all patterns, all colors, Dutch nook
styles. satin collar, cuffs and front.
nest girdle, sizes 14 to H bust
7‘ measure. ‘

 

Sale of Women's, Misses and Child-
ren's SWEATER COATS (ol-
the Cold Weather.

$2.50 WOMEN’S SWEATER

con'rs .............. $1.98

in plain and fancy wool-es, close
1y knit; various collars.

$2.50 MIncs’ and Girls' Sweater

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Most desirable shapes in all col~ “a“ """"""""""""" ““98
ors, including block. Special Sale $100 “IRIS" CORSETS $4.00 Mleses’ and Girls' SWcatsr
Price .................. $2 79 ' Costs .................... $2.98

' Full figure, low bust, very long
Special Offering in Fancy Feathers skirt and back. mode of coulil, “'00 "mm“ Wt” 0“"
Special 8‘1”” Prices -------- strongly boned. Hurt/est. Sale ' """"""""" h'” ”'9:
49 mid 1.69 price .. ....... ....... ill high or V nccil oncycom,
¢' $ 79¢ weave and all inshloned: vzlriouh ’
$1.50 GERMAN BROADCLOTH. WOMEN'S $1.25 FLANNELETTE 001011.

Extra special. nil colors, .30 inch. NIGHT GOWNS ........ $6.50 Women's Sweater Ceatn‘
as wide, spot proof, shrunk and Mode of good quality striped -------------- - ~~~~~~~~ ”-93
shunned. l-lnrvcst Suls Prion. finnnolutto wilh silk braid, cut ex- $7.50 Women's Sweater Coats
yard ................ $1.00 j. tru full; mgulnr and extra sizes. ........ . 35.98

 

 

Do Not Ehrgetfitc Buy a Woman’s
chRDlNKL JACKET.
Specially priced at ..

98¢ 8““ $1. 49

"JACQUARD ElDERDOWN.

For butt) and lounging robes.
smoking juckcts. breakfast sncquos
and every other comfort garment:
very pretty colors and designs: a
cold ‘Wellllll‘l‘ i delight. llinrvest

(Snip Price ............. 29¢

JACQUARD COMFORTABLEB.
Roll l-idr-rllmlm finish. line color
combinations, for full size beds.

Special all ............. $2.98

,_

.... .....

SAMPLE BED SPREADS.
\Vli bought.
onlnplo lino;
Oil on u-z'om'. side.
sole tomOrrow.
$2.00 Rippletlc Bed Spreads ..
in colors ncl-li no ironing.

$2.00 Satin Spreads ...... $1.15
All plain hemmed.

02.50 Scallopcd Bed Spreads $1.49
Hlllin quullty.

$1.50 Single Bed Spreads .. $1.19

Plain or i‘rinpld. crochet qunllty.

$8.00 Satin Bed Spreads 01.98
ilcmmod, ready for use,

11500 and $6.00 Heavy Satin Bod

' Spreads 93.25
lllllll, fringcll and scalloped.

 

some are slight soll~

98¢:

............. ll!

 

loo nod Spreads. n3

They go on

women's FINE WHITE wnls'rs
1.000s“ loll Shirt Waists for
women they are positively match-

ioss in value.» ;

$3.00 values for ........... $1.49
02.00 values for ........... 901:
$1.00 values for ......... 490

Every woman who needs one or
more waists should not miss this
opportunity to buy one or a. half
dozen.

12 1«2c FRUIT OF THE LOOM.

2,000 yards of this famous cot-
tou, 30 inches wide, at our famous
below cost sale price . 7tj¢

 

12 1-2c PERCALEB.

12 1:20 LINEN CRASH.

Sturdy linen crash, bleached and
brown, red and blue borders, for
kitchen. dish and roller towels.
dial-vest Sale Price ...... 8y§¢

 

6c DOMET FLANNEL.
One case of this cream white

Domet Flannel. Harvest Sale
Price .................... 4%¢

 

20c COTTON BATTS;
Full pound rolls of pure white
southern cotton. Harvest Sale

Price .................. 12y;¢

60, 7c AND 80 CAL‘ICOES AND
CHALLIES.

 

0,600 yes-(is, in stripes. plain col-
ors and checks. for winter use.
. Hun-est Solo Price ...... 70005

02-00 CRIB COMFORTABLES.

‘ For the bully. plain and with
borders, covered with line quality
siikoicne, filled with purest sunl-
tury white cotton. Harvest Sale

Price ...... ... ......... $31.39

SHEETS, SHEETS.

Full llllr size. 81 x 00, made of
round three thrc‘nd shooting.
72o values on sale for ....... 59c
820 values on sale for 690

 

 

800 values on .9an for 190

5,000 yards, nil brand new 5,000 yards of light and dnrk
lstylcs, 36 inches. Harvest Sulle Cniicoes and fancy Chuliies Hzlr
Price ............. . ........ 912¢ vest Sale Price ........... 4,11 ¢
1°C AND 12 142G HEAVY FLAN- $2.00 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.

NEL.

30 inches. line quality for we
men‘s and misses' wear. Harvest

Sale Price, piece ....... $1.49

$2.00 ENGLISH NAINSOOK.
Fine quality, for women's and
misses‘ lingerie. Harvest. Sale

Price ................. $1.69

59:: WOOL FLANNEL.
36 inches wide, lino quality wool

 

flannel. 'liorvest Sole Price.
yard ..................... 39¢
600 COTTON DIAPER.

18 inches, 10 yard pieces. liar
vest Sale Price. piece ”55¢.

 

5c CHEESE CLOTH.
500 yards lied Cross, sanitary
gauze, 36 inches. Harvest Sale

Price ..................... 39303

25¢: CURTAIN SCRIM.
10 inches, white or ban. Harvest

Sale Price ............... 15¢

$2.50 LINEN NAPKINS.
All hemmed, 21 x 21, Various do.
signs. Harvest Sale Price, doz-

en .............. ‘ ....... $1 .98

REMNANTS OF TABLE LINEN,

In lengths 2 yards, 2 1-4 yards
and 3 yards, Scotch and Irish Ta-
ble Line, nt savings from 1-3 0:
regular prices.

 

 

$1.00 VANITY CASES.

Made of German silver, attrac-
tively etched. titted with mirror.
powder puff and coin holder. Her

vest Sale Price .......... 69¢

59c LACE GUIMPS.
Shadow lace, with. net bodies,
white mid ecru. Harvest Solo

Price ..................... 44¢-

$1.00 COLLAR AND CUFF SETS.
Made of plum lace. Harvest

Sale Price ............... 79¢

$1.00 SASH BELTS. _
Made of satin messaiino,

 

with

streamers and models, ornmncnts
ill block. Alice, nnvy, light blue
and pink. Harvest Sale Price .

our

 

 

 

 

 

THE SOUTH nonwsLK
EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.

mwm.~o

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”mu-...... .. ...“...M... . .... ... .. ...

E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROFMETORO.

yuan—.... ...“

 

 

FRIDAY, NOV. 7. 1913

. MINIATURE ALMANAC F6R
TOMDRfiOW.

High tide 7:.«0 a. nu; 7:45 p. m.

31m 100050239; sets 4 :41.

* anumo summon mu.
, realm antes.
mt.

 

 

gloom-gm D
' git-3* usincss meat.
was mBrancb Office, Nmnlk.

 

 
 
 
 

SOCIETY NOTICES

Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Moots in Musonlo Building, south
Main utrcot. 1st and dd 'l‘ucsdny of
each mont.h-—«Jilly and August or-
ccpwdwut 8 o'clock. All Mautsr
Mllsmlll curdilllly invited. l). Burl~
Bunch, W. M. ltubcrt M. Wilcox,
800. _

Butler Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M.
Meals in Mnsunlc Building, Boulh

Mllln clmcl. llooond Tuesdays of
such ulnnlhmlnly null Animist ell-
ceptoll» Ant 8 o'clock. All Novel Aron

Chorioll

llobort W. Wilcox.

Masons cordially invitod.
A. 'l‘uck, ll. P.
Boo.

 
 

iNSPEOTlNG PUBLic concurs,

(filler Forester Groves, curstohor of
the 105,000,000 some of forest land
owned by Uncle am, who has returns
ed from a tour of inspection. visited
potentially all of till» 1100 00m Which
are public W" all". Brown I‘,

 

 

 

“......” .mv .... n.- «Mm...

showing llolnll mode in lilo lll'liting 'bmll turn 1' l: ion

This to it work, ho declared, which It
will who yours to bring to complete
oillcioncy, but many millions of dol-
luru' worth ol.‘ good timber already are
being saved nnnullliy.

A report which bud just vouched
Illm telling how eight. uilllllll‘nnemlu
Ilrou ill one district of tho Kiotnuth
Notional i-‘orout., (inlii’oruiu, bud boon
put, out with 0 loss of only ninety

(lurch burned over, was cited by him:

as on Indication of wind: was helm;
done in soiling valuable timber.

MW.

murmur loll rmf
011 ll IlilIllE’iiTlililT

(Continued from first We.)

 

communion-runs»

Dimfimmttflrflmmon

.0397....V.~.. t. .... M... .

. . .. ”7-. u A. ...... .. ......,..

. 'ny not until next week is well undor

Iin’ chlllgl. or the illumination, senator
jWnisll Io rues li/lflljl n hulls quantity of

 

'l‘hnt menus that
no action will Ito touch on the The-
mull llnlninnlilm this wooh and probe

way.
Some Oppositllm.
All cilnlrmull of tho uullcommlttco

communications regarding the nomin-
utiou, hinmlmrs at tho subcommit-
icv think there in ii. campaign in be

bull or Mr lbolnns in tho sluts until

that ullounls for the many fllvolulllll
letters pouring into the senators
There seems to hem orgunluod oppon-
itlon being received. '

Howl our. NM .anmcomot.

hmtwm-m mm it!
mm n his mi We the con»-
iruot for the conb'tructlmof the New
iluvnn ponwi lloo scum use not
worded to the learnt biddon. lie

 

0' “‘0 awarding of tho conirnct .tolcst Williamson the protest, propos— ovlm's comment. was brief:
the Ml-(‘nul company of l’hllillclllllis.E oil to use the pink marble of the All "The returns are so greatly Demo
churning that the lowest bidder wuo Idroll Company, while the other bidders exotic that they spunk f0? lhflm'fimlfi
illnololi He also filed it protest uilll ol‘orodl ll 10 lnlu‘lll‘x of vnrious quarries llogmding the result in Ilridgcport.
Provident Wilson st the White house After long clmslliurutlon, according towhoro u Republican candidate tor mov-
Bids considered. the plhlltpt, tug treasury occupied the or overwhelmed his Democratic 00901::
Accordion to the mutual the bids “new“ bill, high“? "WI 910W or the out, Mr. Donovan would not common
‘ ‘ ' ‘ other two on tho ground that the Mo Ho said he was “ill sumciorltly tami-
ol the three bidders who were given] mu Company mm“: o honor and llnr with the city condlblonll to malls
mill nttention were: M Yousor Mld'more uutlsinctcry grndo of marble. ustntcmunt.
lions. illinols. 00118. 586: William Doll That this 1,. true lsllicnicd in the pro
““d 3°“. Cleveland, $503300; MOON“ test and President Wilson in united to
cmmmnv 0’ Philadelphia, $307,350 order n thorough llchstiltutisn of oil
The specifications culled for 'l‘cnncu-iu“3 mots.
sec pink marble. the kind of marble
unraveled by thriller President Tull.
“Inger and Son, who warn the low
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ponovan Client on Bridgeport.-

Tlln 'i‘lmury department has ll~

Mod the «scum for tile construc-
tion or s now out announcing st
Ansonio to the Womb” minnow
his company of New “York, at .66. BM
tor the lonstruclioo work. it in una
derstuoll that this icuves about $10,000
oil the armorial“ for luck boxes and,
MW .
000mm Mom no mounts.

 

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The Afternoon cl
Events. Divine
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