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Shoes in the “ Mill End Sale.
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_ ’8 leather to make HIIO‘.
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80!
mil
“mm
Women's Shoes
0m 50 DIFFERENT lines right out
of our _own personally-chosen and
buiIt~to-order stock!
and fancy colored
M‘ those most in demand all
through the mason, some lace.
DI. button. beauties! Regular 35
and OI— so
84.
ram LEATHER and black calf- .
lkin shoes, cloth or kid top. plain
to. or with graceful tip—«hundreds
and ,huadredeh‘of .'EiIl!f-I‘¢[tllar, ti
and “Jo—- . ' 88.30
AND BLACK ('illfskln.’ many
tile-abut of unthrm goodness. but-
» and lace. well made~~regular
8.60 and 84—- 32.“ and ”.85
REGULAR. Igshoespmostly with
oth top. Pa ent-leathsr button
a black calfskin and kid button or
. lots of them ”.85
m SHOES with flexible sole and
If Insolucomfort—givlng last. of
accllent kid, regular $2.50—
$1.85 1
ABE almost me by the situation. They are wondering
., for next sesame
End Sale offrm as big shoe savings as ever!
that Is only because we clear our own suazlu in the sale—and a
bum during the season is followed by a wonderful clearing in
GOOD S’I‘AIINCII-calfskin shoes and
kid; all button style. regular $2.51)w
“.86
KIDSIIN JULIET! for house wean.
rubber heels, regular 8i.76—~
$1.35
. :Il!‘ JULIET! with for trimming.
regular 81.50— . O . D
FEIII' COMFY slippers. handsome and
warm, regular fl and 31.50—-
, 1 850 ad 31.1.
PEI/P'BIJII'PIWS in a few rises; reg-
ular 75c and 31— Me
Fancy Slippers ft Gatters
WOMEN'S FANCY sli pers of many
sorts but not in all see. Smart of
styles“ handsome .of effect. Reg-
ular ii to 86—— 8186 and ”.05
FANCY SLIPPEIIB in colors. anom-
bor of sorts but few of any one sort.
regular "—- 8i
.BLACK Iii-BUTTON Overgaiters. reg-
. ular 81 00c
FANCY OVEIu-‘AI'I‘EDS. a quantity of
. of sorts but in broken sizes. regular
. Ii and '1.60—- 700 and 81.15
i Men's Shoes
Ill! .II'IND it pays to boy Rowland
shoes. They give great service.
by. great style. insure full comfort.
And these are our-regular sorts.
fl 'I'AN lace shoes, latest sly-it“s;—
.80
fl AND‘M.“ tan and block calfskin
‘lsce shoes—' 84.20
st AND‘MMI black and tan bluchers
Mr lace shoes— '
OI BLACK and tan blot-hers:—
‘ '335
navy shoes in hard service.
black and tan, regular 8! and $8.50
$2.35 and $2.85
Boys’ Shoes
m QUALITY but solid-texture
shoes built with a special sole. reg-
Girls' and Children’s Shoes
BLACK CALIISIIIN shoes. ~ excellent
wught and style. sizes 11 1-2 to 2.
rat‘s!“ 81.76— 01.85
also” 1-! to 11. regular 81560—2—
siacs .0 to 3.. regular “.25—
Ii‘AN Y BU’I‘I‘CN shoes of
We
several
' .es but only a few of my style.
Don't dare advertise any one price
but each style has a distinctive
. Mill End Price.
GIRIB' RED felt Comfy slippers with
fur trimming. regular illic— Ibo
GIRIS’ AND children's red and blue
Comfy slippers..me and soft.
regular 31—— 700
regular 600- 300
Ila: 83.60— 82.05 PANTALEGGINS FOR children. a few
“ALL-BOYS’ similar shoes. regular sizes but mostly large. regular $1 to
”-— 32.85 81.50- 100
Gottons Upholstery Goods
in the Mill End Sale in the Mill End Sale
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED muslin.
worth 80 yd— 60
BLEACHED AND unbleached muslin.
(1 wide. worth 90 yd 10
WT OII‘ THE LOOM Muslin. yard
wide. worth 10c yd—~not over 10
s to a custometu— 1 1-20
. WIDE. .unbleacltcd muslin.
worth 60 yd— be
CIIED lid-INCH and unbleach-
ed io-inch muslin. worth 10c 33:—
UNFLEACHED iii-INCH muslin. ex-
client weight. worth 100 and
I 1~2c yd— In and 100
FINE BLEACIIED cam-brie, linen fin-
ish, 36-inch, worth 11 l-lc yd—
v 100
I’ILLOWCASE CO’I'ION, bleached,
45-inch. worth 160 yd— 560
FRUIT OF THE Loom pillowcase
cotton. 46-inch, worth 20c yd—
150
TUBING NR pillowcases. ii and
95-inch. worth 18c and Ne yd:
1
I“?! 0? THE Loom 9-4 shcgt‘iong.
‘ worth sac. d— ,
IIBLEA 0-4 sheeting. worth
its yd— no
Sheets it Pillowcases
Spread: in Gomfortabies
rt AintheMlllEnd Sale
“film ‘1‘..."
orth flo— II “a"
. I“ - litmus. - .. s
cotton. roguisr «a Jot so.
:;" no Ile
IRISH-POINT CURTAINS. good net.
good patterns. worth $8 and 83.50-—
”.50
HAND-MADE CLUNY NET curtains.
deep inserting and edge. white an
Arabian. worth $5 and :ii— 34'
II LA CI’R'I‘AINS. tine
weave, good wearing. worth 35—-
$3.50
MARQUISIM'I'E CURTAINS. with lace
edge and inserting.white and cream.
worth 81.50 and 81.75— 81.25
ED scam CURTAINS.
_ fine weave. hemetitched. lace edge.
worth 81.50— ’ u
CREAM MADRAS CURTAINS with
tasteful figures in color. soft and ef-
fective. worth $2.60— * $1.75
emu-arms: (DUCK covers.
good weight, worth 31.50— 81.25
MERCER! ED TAPE”!!! portleres.
bu acme brown blue green end
rose shades in good patterns. worth
”-50— so
arr: mm A101) manna.
mast? patterns and colors. worth
its and its 35-:- ' 19c
. RADIUS. “1"! cream and
Arabian. worth Ian ‘Id— 100
CEBISED BCRI‘M. nice texture.
drawnwork edge. worth its and no
. —— . 1.0
~ ”RIM WITH FANCY border. 13;“.
mercerised. worth 18c yd—
PLAIN NICE 8081M. white cream or
Arabian. worth lino yd— file
- AINB all ready for hang-
lag. full sire. muslin. worth 20e—
. . see
momma sun FANG! mastitis.
silkolsae in plain colors or rich t-
tarsal Worth into yd—
‘ rancywor
.—
Mill End
Wash Goods
in the Mill 1nd Sale
great many colors. north 15c 3&1:-
MADILAS sum'l‘ih'flii. good patterns;
llltad colors. worth Ur yd~~ If“:
H‘O'I‘OII GINGHAMB AND \‘0lhh8 in
plain colors. Wonder silk and silk-,
and-cotton Jacquardstutoful Svotvbl
flannel! .nd popllns. worth 25c“:—
nim cones!) and figured crop. n.
China. rich tub silks. beautiful silk-
and-cotton Jucqusrds; worth 39c yd
I-‘IGUIIED CREPE Did (‘IIINE and
handsome tub silk. bordered voiles
and lustrous subsoil-cotton mix-
tures. gabsrdines corded crepes and
brocaded Joaqusrds; worth 500 to
. 06c yd-v- ”c
“BROWERBDLVOIIAIS. silk... 09..
lion. and handsome Roman st: Des.
worth lite to for 111— ‘ “0
FIDWERED MARQUISET’I'E and
' rich Roman-striped. silk-and~cotton.
bordered and embroidered relies:
worth 760 to 31.26 yd-—~
‘ 50c and The
GINGIIAMB IN IIANDSOME patterns.
82-inch, worth 15c yaw 1295c
KIDDIE KLO’I'II. splendid f brie for
children's dresses and w h stilts.
worth 16c yd~ 12hr.
GALA'I‘EA RIPI'LE'I'PE and Serpen-
tine crepe. many colors and tasteful
designs. worth 16c and He v0.4
iliic
PERCAIIES OF STANDARD weight
and attractive pattern. good colors.
worth 12 tic vd— loo
MORAL I’LISSE and ntarqulactte
shirtlngs. pretty and serviceable.
worth “its and No yd— oo
BATES GINGIIAMS. strong and pret-
ty. stripes checks and plaids. worth
liMc yd——- foe.
FLORAL BA'I‘IB’I‘E. Romper cloth.
‘and attractive figured voiles; worth
101- snd 13V. vd— Go
OUTING PLANNED. good patterns.
liked colors. of excellent weight and
nice soft fln‘ah: worth 10c yd— dc
APRON GINGIIAMS in a large vnrie-
ty of checks. worth 8c yd—-— 5c
White Goods
in the Mill End Sale
FANCY CHECKS AND STRIPES.
worth ”‘60 yd— Sc
DIMI'I'Y AND 'CltOSSllAR and silk-
andgootton Jacquard fancy cottons,
worth lime and 15e yd— file
A
WN of nice texture. 40-
inch. worth 1214c .vd— loo
I‘LISSE mm CREPE. fancy
'crossbar and linen-finish white
goods. worth 16c and lie yd——-
1211.0
NAINSOOII. nice quality,“ inch.worth
lie vd— iiic
WISE!) 45-inch batiste and
fine See. Island 89-inch nainsonok.
worth 29c yd— ”c
SPLENDID 45-inch voile and yard-
wide pique, worth 350 and sec vd—
25¢
Embroideries «b Neckwear.
in the Mill End Sale
BLIND AND eyelet Swiss and cam-
brlc embroiderles. i to* 8 inches
wide. edgings only. worth lie to
He yd— lilo
CORSEI‘ COVER embroideries. nice
patterns. worth 39c and 60c ya:—
I
0mm II‘LOUNCINGS for
babies' dresses. :7 inches wide.
pretty baby patterns. worth 5:30“
I‘m-EDGE iienneings and em—
broidered iiounclnga. If inch. worth
lie and 81 yd~— 500
BEADED AND embroidered sdroa I
‘ to s inch. worth to to 10¢de
lo
_ OI" embroidery in lengths of
i 1-! to I yards. worth its tells
comb on with Oriental If
hm% .IJO'to "501:3"...-
‘vcils depositing ll
_ worth ”out sou—e. .,
WWI-I .
m courts mwsu EVENING am
er ices , as.
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Silks
in the Mill Eitd Sale
i
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wide. rich colors and good pattern.
worth New 500 ‘
SHOWERPBOOF FOULAILDIII llldl
handsome striped. inflates in fancy
effects. worth .‘MG and Sic~ 5.0
RIC]! MESSALINE in ligltt and dark
colors. yard wide, worth “-
5c
TAI‘F‘I‘H‘AS IN beautiful shades for
atroct’and evening wear,. or with ef-
, fectivsstripcs. worth 81—” 7’0
TUB SILKS with a rich luster that is
not dimmed by laundering, fine soft
texture. a yard wide. brown green
or wistcris strip“ on white. worth
. ‘ 31-- . , 70c
FANCY EILKS i-‘f‘severai handsome
sorts; Persian .and human designs.
flowered patter s, rich‘plaids. at is-
- shes wide. wor II—T-j ’ 15b
SI’IAENDID "MED Meta. men
navy or garnet contrast with blue.
wisterla or navy contrasted with
white. black and gray in combina-
tioanortit Il.25-« ‘
(‘IIII’I‘ON ’I‘AFI‘IYI‘A with all the
beauty and supple strength that
gives it such attraction. light and
dark shades. 86 inches wide. Worth
31.25— 81 . .
GLOWING SILK fallle and striped
taffeta in new beautiful combina-
tions, mostly dll‘k‘hfid rich of color.
worth 81.60—~ 81.15
5 'IO 10 yard lengths of eharmeuee
und crepe de chine, many shades.
regular 81.25 and 81.60 yd— for
BIACK stuns
'I‘AFI‘E’I‘A, 85 inch. worth 85c—
MESSAIJNE. 3| lnt'lt. worth 81-—
Doc
DUGIIESS. PEAU DE SOIE. and taffe-
ta; worth 81-— ‘ 850
FINE 'I‘AFFE'I‘A and satin duchees.
worth 81.26-1- .. , Oi
CREPE DE CHINE. cltsrmeusc. and
v
rich tsifeta;' Worth 81.50 81.35
. Ribbons
in the Mill End Sale
Menus c-ttvcn norms “chm.
ills-inch taffeta ribbon. beautiful
shades. regular 36c yd— :1
PLAIN 'I‘AI‘I-‘E‘I‘A Sig-inch ribbon,
handsome. regular 25c yd- [Dc
MOIRIi‘. 'I‘AI‘FEI‘A ail-inch ribbon.
regular 15c yd— 12ch
SHORT LENGTIIH 01‘ FANCY and
lar Bic to file ydw-
BLACK VELVET 2 l". Linclt ribbon.reg-
ular 39c yd—- 25c
WASH RIBBON. white pink and blue.
nice weave:
No. 1 and its. reg 85c and 50c
piece— 250 and 850
No. 2 and 3, regular Re and tile
Vd—o so and To
No. 6. regular 15c .vd— 12340.
Nos. 1 Hi and 2. special qualitY.
regular 19c 250 and Silo piece—
- 130 19c and 290
Towels and Crashes
in the Mill End Sale
ALL-LINEN HFMS'I‘I’I’CIIED guest
towels. worth 26c to soc—-
no and no
PART-LIN EN HUCK 'IOWELS. worth
c
850—
ALL-DINEN huck
towels. worth 450 and 60c—
850 and 400 .
HEMMED OUI'ION BUCK towels.
worth 10c 16c and lie—-
' r be sill/.0 and the
BLEACHED TURKISH ~TOWEL
heavyweave, worth latte and 15e—
‘ ~ ad 12ch
Turkish towels, worth its and sec—'—
' Ito and 800
tom .
also. worth 110 GM Ille—
' ' lite and lie
m GLASS 'IOWEIB. wag;
.10 ' . ~
mhws' mm nouns m towels.
"worth “lie—- .» Ids
worth lie—l for do
DIAPER; werth
n , ..
..1 t oomb was".
All!
WN
bless 0‘.
major:- . “93..
novelty ribbons. splendid lot. reguo .
330
00
um LARGE and heavy bleached MERCER!
bleached. nice
Turkish and honey: .
--l to‘ loco- Ibo-adult
lea-d1 no
WEDNESDAY, JAN. is, 1916
Colored Dress Goods
in the Mill End Sale
“(IMO SILK. plain and figured, alli‘OUIiAIID AND sllit poplins. "yard 'I’IiAIIIt'i AND STRIPES. crop" screen;
and fancy wooicns; such good colors .
as brown red blue green and groin
worth 50c—-» 80¢
STAPLE (mons- tmo excellent quill-
lties of serge :ind- panama and hen‘
rletta und crepe. worth Tim—#90
SIDK-AND-WOOI. I'OI’IJNS. panama
and serge. checks. orepes, and fanny
suitings; a gram many colors and ef-
fects. worth fl~ - "c
WOOL CREPE AND DIAGONAII.
sturdy mohairs. fancy stripes and
figures. stout scrgca and fine.~~worth
Mo and Ode
IIANDSOME BITI'I‘INGS in mixtures.
plaids stripes III-I plain aergremrcpea
and popllns. so to M inches wide.
worth $1.25 and “.80 ~< It
BIMU'I‘II-‘IFL BROADCIAYI‘II (both as
to finish and weight and colors) in
chiffon finish and many of the new
shades:
Ml ini‘ll. n‘nrth 81.65“ "Ali
5i imrh..wotth 32m $1...
FINE DRESS WOOIJCNS in a gather-
ing of all the rich colors of this sea-
aon. crepe-popllns diagonals bed-
ford-cords gabardines runeilaa
aerges plaids and fancy su tings. M
inches wide. Wurlll $1.50 In:| ge—
Black Dress Goods
inthe Mill End Sale
HEROES AND striped mohairs. yard
wide. worth 89c—— 29!:
DIAGONAL. SERGE. batlste. mohair.
fancy checks and stripes: yard wide.
worth 500—- 300
DIAGONALS AND fine urges. black-
and-whitc checks.mohair and batiste:
40 and 42 inch. worth 69c—- 500
HENRIEI‘I‘A SERGE and .batiste.
diagonal panama and mohair. fancy
checks and ttune' veiling: 42 to 50
inches. worth 760,-— 500
STRIPED MOHAIR. wool taffeta, and
fine serge; ii to it inch. worth 85c
ad Il~—- one
CIIEPES AND silk-and-wool poplins.
urges/of storm or fine texture. ba-
tiste and wool poplin; mnny weights,
worth 81 and tum—s 0(-
EI’ONGE MELROSE dlngonnl poplin
serge and fnm-y-woven woolcns; ii
and 5‘ inches wide. worth $l.2i't-——
$1
GARBARDINE AND bedford cord.
poplin and serge. velour und brisket-
wea\'e.: panama and wool crepe.
fancy weaves: a wide variety. ii to
6‘ inch. worth $1.50“ ' 31.25
CHIFFON BROADCLO’I'H. sponged
and shrunk. splendid ilnish:~
regular $l.65—— 81.45
regular 82-“ $1.60
regular 8150— .2
regular is“ 32.50
Table Damask
1n the M111 End Sale
MERCEBISED DAMASK. good pat-
terns and finish, regular 39(- and title
311— ‘ 830 and 450
LINEN DAMASK, bleached and un-
bleached. tasteful patterns, regular
750—- . 650
GOOD .SOLID- BLEACHED linen
damask :- ‘
worth 31—- 730
worth SLIB— ost-
worth il.25-——- 31.05
MERCERISED NAPKINS. good size,
worth 760 and ii doz—
650 and use
ALL-LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS.
worth $1.75 to 83.50 dos——
$1.50 to $3.15..
PATTERN TABLEWS of pure
linen. 2% yds square or s by 2
(300D Imam shopping bags in
the current liked styles, some fit-
tedelth mirror and coin- urse.
some-with pretty linings of s g in
HOIUOQIOI‘M- .
' I— :1.“
3V" ' 1..“
Ole
yds. worth 34.50— 83.25
SD!) PATTERN tablecloths.
worth The and 81- . 050 and 850
HEM TABDEOIMHS with
.mstching napkins. worth ”.25 set—'- '
.. fl . . .8.“
l' .
W Show age
. lathe Mill nd Sale
fit all '
.u with?” °°
Women’
_,-, -_.... _ '5 14.
8 Wear.
L
, a- ~35
Coats ”7— l
IIANDSOMIi (‘UA'I‘YQ‘ of liumlmnlrE‘I‘IIIMMI‘ZIII
fabrics including plush lll‘lrdtlt‘lulhi
:md zlbcilne: all this molten-it's styles. i
wore $12.50 to 3:0 3'0
were 322.50 mu 7.5.07 sir. i
were 3:10 to “20"" $23.50 ’
Suits i
In"! BLM'B as» (“Lulu-ii) mps‘
of the season's inn-d llll'd‘l“: "Hm“
of them lluildnoilit-l) lllliiillltl “llii
fun» ‘3
were SIOr-w- S 7.30 l
were 816 to 822.50“ "2.50 i
We‘re 325 lo $37.50“ $19.50 I
‘ were $50 in Sh»— $29.50 ,
1‘8 §
Ml'h‘l‘i AND Sl‘AIIl‘N in the new ill-.
tractive shapes and desirable furm- »» i
were 810 and SILKSUWV 3 850
were me to m.-— stsso i
were 322.50 0 30—- _ the
were 3:5“ ’ ‘t 0—: A" as i
filers Worih"".'5 to scam I
817.50 und :2: i
For Coats ;
IIANDSOME AND wonderfullywnrmé
fur mats in newer putter: = and of
all the beautiful and stylish fart» —
were s:2.ao~- S 25
were-'845~~ O 3::
were "filo $75~ S 50 '
were 385 to 39:3— 8 05
were 8l25~ I Oil ‘
were-tilts and 8150 » - ”20
were 3200 and 322.1 Slob ‘
. Dresses
EVENING AND AFTERNOON and
morning drones of delightful styles,
silk and crepe dc chine and urge.
a splendid variety of colors and widt-
range of models:--—
were 812.50 to $16.50~—— S 9.50
were Slit to $27.60——~ ”3.50
were $30 to 850—— $20
5' .
COMING-SEASONS STYLES are pro-
aented by these new and smart
skirts of serge. With them. it num-
her from our stock (if lllt‘ closing
season»-
were 85-— $3.75
were is 75. to 86 50:» $4.75
White Watsts
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Vflllf’ mm".-
preililly trimmed: it great mnny dif-
ferent modelsz—~
worth Ibo—— Mo
worth $1-—— title
' worth ilhom 93o
worth 82 and $150—- 3!.50
worth :3 lo H~— $2.30
Silk Waists
RARE BEAUTY is combined with L'-
tructive style. Crepe dc. chine and
benuteous t'nb silks, messnlino. fancy
heir-—
worth $2 and $2.25“ Slfih
worth $3 and 83.50—— 33.25
worth $5 to 86.507 . 83.75
Young folks suits
and dresses
SUITS 0|“ EXCELLENT style and
tailored thoroughly. rich colors and
deep black. every good type of the
season:——— "
more $15 and $16.50“ 812
were $20- . 318
.were $22.50 and 325— Sill
. were 32.7.50 to 882.50— 122
were 8'35 to $45—— $27
DRESSER 01“ SERGE in black and
white checks and of challis in good
effects. were :7 to 310—. $5.75
worth 812.50 to 818— $9.50
NORMAL COLLEGE COATS ln'slzes 6
to 14, marked by great style and by
fine material and skilled tailoring.
were 810 to $16.50— 7.50 .
SUITS. just a few. that were lately
marked tie—because they fast grow
old—a _
PARTY nnEssms. rumpled and
(maybe) a bit soiled. were is to
$16—- . $3.50 to $10
Corsets It Brassierss
FROM A NUMBER of makers and
every one of acknowledged good-
nose:—
reguiar Ho and $1—— loo
' no
regular 81 to 81.80-—
rs uiar $1.50 to 82~ the
RED AND WARNER and PN
and'CB corsets of line quality and
splendid model. regular ii to it—
‘aics'ness.
sad sass
on ro‘id
moor with
worth Ho 0—- u
Millmery _ .
IA'I‘S marked by stylcshl ,
grave. mostly from our own \vork- ‘
room und Worth) the place tho! ‘
sprang from: ..
\‘u‘t'l'ti $2.50 to It ~ 3i
were 83.60 in SR ~ $2.50
new $7.50 to no - ".503-
were 810 to sis—w 37.50 ‘
hllJt “Hanan as" \‘ttm‘L'i‘ unism
tranlned hats in white aunt blue!» - A
and all the setison’s rit-h mlfl's:3~v~‘-“
n'u-t‘e 81.75 to $2.50 ~ SI ‘-
“TN“ $5 to :il.o-.v.~ 52.50
flfi'l‘lllf‘li Pl.f'.\ii“b‘. emu: and or“
good length. while and block aad-- . .
the tnonl-hoauiiful of 'hc 001er ‘
worth iii-0 in 8‘.‘ ----- 95¢!
()S'i'ltli‘li |-‘.\.\'(‘\‘ decorations." oi“
amusing variety of colors altdvro “‘» .
“'tll‘lll ii in 83.30- _, . 750m
‘Iiatr Goods
wave- mu'r n-Man'awnvm‘ " wo
SJ» , . $136
"Ilium-h \\'.’l\_\‘ switches. oulorl. .
north 5]» - 7M: ‘
Zlkinch. worth Slim
24-inch. worth ”'50.-. 32’
L’s-inch, worth $4.50 - 53.50 x;
rnusmnsu'noss. mu size,» in"
Hillitlt‘l-i cxrolit gl‘uy. “'nt'tll 51.50-—
“930
D!
Underwear
DIlA“ ENS. good muslin.
I‘IIIHI‘LWOI‘III 291‘ . .
SHORT SKIB'IN. embroidery. T trim-
med. worth Tm»— ”0—. »
(‘AMBIIII‘ llll.*\\\'lfi|{§ in several pret-a
ty styles of lace or embroidery trim-
ming. worth 59¢~~ 2c .
LUNG SKIRTS. flounrcs finished with
love or embroidery. Worth 5] and-
l.'."—~ .350 7
GOOD NIGIITGO“'NS of cxvnllent.
muslin. embroidery trimmed. worth '
751' and 85t‘--— “'0 x» ‘
lflANNEI-VZ’I'I‘E N I G If ’I‘ G O W'N 3.
white and colors. regular and lip.
t-lul slzrs. worth 31 and Mill-—
ii .
Plllllf‘glller"
.0
BLACK IIE.\TIIICIIBI.()().\I pniiicn' If. ‘
worth 82~ fl. '
'l‘.-\.l"l“I-7I‘.'\ SILK I‘ET'I‘ICOA'I‘S. new
models. worth :3 50---- 32.73" -
SPECIAL SIZE SKIRTS of taffeta silk. .
exit-a qual'ty. block and changed!!!
lines. wurill $4.50 and 35"" 8835’ ‘
Children’s Underwear;
Ill'slilx DRAWERS trimmed with
embroidery and pin tut-ks. \vortlt‘t‘tic‘
0
2-0 .
GOOD .‘ll'SliIN DRAWERS wltlr
trimming of cmbrolderynvorth lilo—w.
toe '
PRINCESS SLII'S. sovcrnl styles. Dl‘et-
tily trimmed. worth 59c and 6905-
50¢
leI‘ilYlCl‘t NIt-‘ll'I‘GOWNS. dainty~
little styles, worth 59c—- 500 '
WAIST-SKIRTS trimmed with em:
pruiderv or lace. worth Mic—899
Girls’ and Children’s
coats and dresses ‘
(‘OA'I‘S OF (‘IIINCIIIIiliA in good dbl. ’
ore. sizes 2 to 7. were 34 and at—
$2.50 and 33.7,;-
IIROAIK‘LOTH AND FANCY mlxtgro
coats. pretty models. were 37.6%:30
:10. sizes 2 to 35::
COATS IN SIZES it to it, plaids and
boucle ond zibcline. were 33.50110
810—- ti'and 85 _ -
DABII-ZS' WHITE CORDUROY and .
lamb coats. sizes 1 to 3. were “‘60
and 85- s _
DRESSES FOR CHILDREN of 2 to 0,
gingham and rep. good colorshtgcre .
850—- 0
Books it Stationery rev \
in the M111 End Sale . ».
BOOKS TAKEN from our stock. ofV'
new and attractive fiction. publish- .
ed‘ at $1 to-Sljo. wide range.“
titles.-——eoiied from display and "
handling— ‘ - Boo
POPULAR COPYRIGHTED boolts ..
such as we sell usually at so cents
but with the marks of display upon
them— , Iliq
ALI) THE calendars in the store
which have been of notablevsiu
at lie to !0c-- So to us
POUND paper. usually ids:-
7,,
envelo u. “Ill-1| ”—
own PIKEOC’I‘II Dawn no
paper usually ilo lb—
snvclo usually ill-30'?! 1. .
use! ’90: . stationery. , _
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