worth more than that.
,JAN. 10, 1917
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINED
I380... Lockhait lit
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iltl SI . Begins in].
& w. .-..:m . :33: " . 0—. . , 4. - . *2
i I. I
Shoes in the Mill End Sale I Mill End Staple Dry Goods. I i Women’s W ear.
militilcafii the fi'“.':.'.'.::;;.'."..';'.: 3:57:33:iris".:"tiitznritz':. _ Silks W6sh G66ds i Domestics .. Fur. Goats . _ . . Millim—
meal. That means the shot 4 hole III: Oll‘tl us of n m rtain 'ulllll‘. illt‘ ill tunlh 1n the M111 End Sale in the Min End sale ' ”F LL ‘\\D “ “I ‘1‘ and "I 31“ ”“1 HANDED)!“ ’I'RIMMHD
And H) the Mill l'nd Sah‘ Int-nus m: Il't‘ than t'H‘l‘ WI
' man or “Oman who would sale on «lines
Men’s Shoes .
Women’s Shoes
it ‘8 “'l‘“ "”5”? “N-‘H'I‘ ”m" "H" I‘INI-z Hiloics in the IIIIIII-In-o I‘olorsi
l : refill" 3““‘1‘ there are “.“t “11 sWt“! and I'oInliiIiaiIons that are so at.
l * in I\">I',\‘ Hort—hut there It: l"ll‘h sizco tructii'e and so stylish: may lnown
‘ Bliiféll‘fl’uiw :‘;’,;‘l‘,(“' \\ 1 $8 tun white-and-hlark I humpngnel
I . .' reuu ar “(-3--.
”WM“ ‘ 3“ L'- regular :5: gym-I.-. $5.05 I
& ”PW” :xn iIIIM‘K (‘\ll§l‘§lV, regular 57 Slitlt‘h' $5.20 |
““ einIIII 1"” I.) .) “Igulm. 56 “mm. _ 541.5
E RIM-l I \Ii $6 lIlIWl'Il and Math I' at, < ”,\xn.~4()M|I) ..‘xn ."l‘.\l‘.\‘t'll ‘11”?le
_ ‘ “ll" Ilioes. mostly with skim-h top and
l‘“ 55 1'30““ “it“ “14"“ “1:2“: medium heel, light or hoary soleszl
-.3 ~‘ I‘ some skating boots: .._
, TAN AND BLACK 3.! calfskin uhoes—~ new style ”MN m”, I't‘klllflr 57*.
:6 . . 3‘ ‘3" ' 35.45
BLACK (AIIhslilN $3.50 slige’sh— hea\y'ian I'nlf. regular Sfi»~
' -‘ our.
FOR “‘0‘" ""“““ -‘ "“‘l ‘1”""" “i"— ll.(‘dllllll~\\'t'll-lll( tan. regular 56
"‘l‘ SW“ , tint] s? star. III- $5.20
l .pziu. regular 3.". a.” $2.3? heavy tan. l-iuI'li height. regular
‘u illaek. regular $2.I.w—- .2.“ “5,0..- s:t.i5
a " Warm Shppers ll\IVDSO;\Il". llllIg'H’K 1I with”:
“'l’-“PINS "Hill SHI'PFRs‘ “In; shoes. Llotii oi Ild top. .III oi n
- ' ~' ' ton:»«
With fur IrlInIniInz, several ("1101 4,. .
regular $l.‘.5 and 3150‘. ”Film“ 54 f ”'39
or”. ,c sue i ""l‘m“ l" n " 3,1?
mm ('om y suei'rus no women I ”:‘J'fi: 3;; " ..',‘s;
. ‘ 5 _.__ I. . I; . ‘
I ' “gum $1 ma 1 ”7m- & «I l'S VI :-'w'i s'l‘ 'n'l'l; ()l-f11ll‘\(‘ltthll|0,lu§
FF . . ‘.., I , , .I . 1" '. ' foI women w in iiI the u)‘ l' III
“Jul? 'thlilfi‘ulli“ “A” [1135? (“1552” no colors: l-lInk \iIi kid with limit“-
.I. I I. -- ‘6 o’ - I . . _ .lr
. . . . 4 .. . . _ row to:- IInIl high lli‘t'l IIIIIl Iiit in. I
(Illlli‘llff‘f \l\ I) ( llllIDRI'IZV .5 w Iii ill slip ._ very snappy s.‘ r
i : . aI. ‘ . 5-. . 3 3-. regular :4 10—— . .. I»
l tdhllwl hoots. reg... $1.-, antliml. . l,- regular $5.5tl~»» ‘ 2'35
l emufr slippers. reg Sim and ,‘l—Il" .\( K “I“ ““1“” sunlipwbllh
u? ‘ “I... & “'3‘: Iiuth top regular Si» . I..-
9%. v _-..... _. c . .__. ..
‘. Colored Dress Goods ! Black— Dress Goods
‘l' in the Mill Edd Sale i in the Mill End Sale
i”
S! ROI II
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Young FOIKS’ Shoes
I.’\t K (‘I'ILI‘ lll"l"l‘OV Sllnllscinut
. no Hallow v lIlths. growl w: n-
it.) sheis. regul'w 3L.
I
'0 lo 513 »-
$l.lI’I to $155
AlllltlS’ Si’iithi-UICEII SHOFS (l
blark kid with lzeaii' lltXll'lt" so‘es
rtgulia' 33.- $l.l5
‘ special»weight
' HI’I~I('I.\L “NAVY Hill-S
1 low lit:rls,.
i $1.1m Lotus
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sit ATIVI; on \\'.\IIlilV(: Mom‘s of
Mark
regular if»
IIIII. staunch
and graceful; and 50-—
kid and
regular
$2.N5
lIin shot-s with
$3.5Ii- . 3
Sim] HUI SUR'I‘S 0i hltli‘ I’
Ialfskln Slims,
Slv
not '1“ sizes
regular
:Inl
_\Il
dark colors
w'HI'Ili I'-".
50"
SIN GOOD
fancy stIipes. th‘. inch.
‘F’L‘X‘ \ (“Ill .'( RS Hiiipes and plaids.
‘ sewn“ diagonals and III‘pI‘s. woitli
' .100 and MI id» ~- 45(-
lllCNllil‘I'l'l‘AS SEC (IRS POPIJVS
" \‘niles mohairs and punainas;
p good plain sciges;w01th I '3'. \d
l 59(-
I’Ul'lIINS (‘ltlil‘iin’ surges pr. ll‘tlYlI'tSI
III'zineifIIs and taffctns. many I'oiurs,
l
)' II-IIIIII s1 and Sl.l0_ )I‘tl so;-
IFANFY MOHAIRS, silk—and-wool
poplins. panama serge and crepe:
exer-llI nt textures- and colors; worth.
i
Slirmfi» ‘.1
BIC H I .\.’\'(‘ ' FLAIDS and Fll'lliP“
and “.\f‘t l'ont Ilain servos pauamris
4
or \Tt‘lti poplins. worth at. fill \Ii»
5|. L7)
I’l'PI-I “'OOII I’Ul'HNS of pi' III) or
lane. weave in Hell tutors. worth
. - I'IllII 3'.‘ Mi“? SL5“
4. T ”It. (Li'l‘lllfi‘tlf‘v't; of cabar-
I‘Iiiies serges poplins and fancy
$175)”? and mixtures; yards and
worth $2 and $2.25 yd”
8LT?)
yul'd s,
GI‘HIFFON BROADCLOTH in rich col-
ors. spongcd and shrunk. tlnc luster;
worth $2 and $2.50 )‘d»~
$1.65 51' $2
“70011 VELOI’R. fine quality, blue
brown green wicteria l‘llT.‘:'I-;!‘._\‘ and
“1 plum. woth $2.50 ~\'d—— 5LT?)
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Boys’ Clothing
in the Mill End Sale’
ORFOLK SUITS in pinehbaek and
other good styles of coatzm
blue serge, worth $5 to “3.50—
$4. 25 to $9 75
fancy wools. worth $3. 75 to $13. 0——
.25 to $9.7.)
\‘EBCOATS in handsome fancy
.' Woolens. excellent weight. finely
1; made. warmly "he’d. sizes 2 to 18;
l worth 85 to $12.5
034.25 to $5.75
OKINAWS, great coats icr active
boys. bright or quiet plaids. worth
$5 to 39—- “.25 to 87. 25
1| Eli-SCHOOL SUITS with long
trousers and vest. plain or'pinch:
back coats. tasteful fabrics. worth
$10 to 816.50— 87.75 to 812.75
WUSERS, fancy wooiens or blue
' merger or corduroys, regular 60c to
' . u. __ 45c to 51.40
I 0118 mourn with double cults.
regular 5c— “0
”AIMS. oneupiooo style. “3101”
I15 (3-th BOYS or I to 8. fancy
woolensngr 'goidouafilo‘ or blue ser-
til. '0
n I .45 to
$l )Il- - 8th!
ill(‘ll Sll.l{-.\ND-“'OOII popiius. e‘h
t‘t’lli‘lll (‘I‘I‘pvw sortlin's panamas and
iiIiIis‘—\‘eiliiii;s; worth $1.2.) yd—
$1
“'OOL (‘llALLIS and fancy err-p05,]
Ilet‘ply—luatrous henriI-ttas popllns
and \‘oiles; worth $1.50 yd» $1. 25
'HPLENDID ('itlil’lCS of wool inteI-
woven with either mohair or silk.
Wm
Ill. \( i\- .\.\'I)- “'II'I'I'I (Ill .(' [(8. Quad
worth
sorges of fine texture and effective
striped suitings; worth $1.75 and $2
yd—— SL50
(‘HIF‘FON BROAIK‘IIOTH with l‘lt‘l‘l
and permanent luster. spouped and
shrunk; worth $2: and $2.50 .\~II—.
$1.05 A" S2
A SKIRT MADE from any of these;
making charge 31
Dace 85 Embroidery
in the Mill'End Sale
PINE FANCY (iO’l‘I‘ON and torclmn
laces, l to 2 inches wide. white and
chru, worth 5c to 150 \d—-—
4e and 8t-
EMBROIDERED IID(IFIS and inser-
tings, Swiss butistc and Camhiie
worth 1250 to 19c yd— iOI-
VOILE SWISS and eambric edges- of
fine quality. headings and inscrilngs
in similar patterns, worth 190 to
250 _\'d—— 15
FIIOUNCINGS AND HANDSOME cor-
set-cover cmbrolderles, excellent
wide cdgings and inscrflngs; worth
39c yd— 25c
EFFECTIVE 27-inch embroidered
flounclngs, butlste Swiss and 'cum-
brlc, some embroidered in color;
worth 75c and $1 yd— 500
Neckwear
COLIIARS AND COLLAR-AND CUFF
sets in organdy voile and Slwciss,
worth 250——
VESTEES SETS AND COLIIARS, voila
crepe and organdy, many novel
styles. worth 50c—
THREE SPIIENDID BIG me of
neckwenr in which are included
nets and collars and vesteos. crepe
orbandy Swiss and not. many tine
pieces:
worth 500 to 75c—- 390
worth 760 to 31. 26-—
‘worth 81 and 31.50——
SC ()I‘(‘ II LACE
l':\.‘"l l‘l"|'lI l-‘Ol’lu’tlllls in dark (‘Hl-
ors with small ilgiirt's. worth 75c
\Ii; Mill “till pl‘it'o 50v
5“.“ l‘()l'IIlN (If l‘lt‘ll p‘tmtl
IIIlol's. \\'tllill hSI‘ _\Il til)“
STIHl’l' l) 'l' L]! fill. KS. glow int: plaids
mess: IlinIIs ponhcts, moiie silks and
lil'llll‘ll InI-ssallnvs and tnt‘t‘etas, n
‘Iut In; lot worth $1 yaid- Htlr
luster.
II'IIVI'Z SILK MllHSALIVl']. III-:Iutii’ul
(‘l‘t‘liu Iii» chine. riI'li taffeta, eltlII-r
plain or t‘lldllgt‘iillle and in street
and I.IiiiI,.- shades; woith “.23
and ii. i.» \Ii $1
(‘llll l 0V 'l‘.-\l‘| I"I‘.-\ of splendid te\-
line and eIIhII plIIin or still-ed.
splendid satin gaiuirdint- and line
name do I'liiue in I-ilhii dark or
light Slititlt‘n. IIII'isaline of lim- quai-
li\ in plat-ls aid stripes: worth
$1..." )Il SI. 25
I [\l SWIVS \VD SHIHII'I D l. 'It‘fetir
II'I-pe IiI \ieteoi (Iungretize I“.\I“pe
worth $1.75 .\‘Il—" SLM)
“HOS Dl“. [IOVDIHCS and beautiful
imperial and (“llI‘trlllUlirt‘ autins in
I'IIlI-I‘.»2 of I'I'll't‘ llt‘llill}. worth S'.‘ _\‘d
‘ 81.05
(‘OHDI'HOY of hire quality. 1‘! inI‘lan
wide. many t‘llltli‘st, worth TSI' and
$1.25 I'Il »- I'Ilh- IIIIII 050
Black Silks
Ml .Sh.“ IVI‘I, 30 inch, worth $l ‘35 to
5 -
l I. llfn' to sum
HI. I“ k l)l(‘lll. SS. 3t} luI'lI. worth
$I I.) and 3’ _\Il SL375 IV' $1.50
'l‘;\l“li‘l.l‘.\. 3t} IIIIlI. worth 34.3.3 to
SLTI'I yd» Shit) to $l.50
l’l-l.-\l' DII SOIIC, till iIIIlI worth $1 (.0
to $13.50 _\Il $1." -.') to S2
40- IV(‘ H 'l \I I‘Cl ".l\ “Hilll $I.’ I l \d
$1.30
l"\ll.l.l~2. 'IlI‘I int-b. wry lino. worth $"
)Ii » 3.5!. .05
('HARMFI‘MZ. -ltl inIh w'ZoIth . 2.?» to
$3 )tl-»I SI (II) [D 32.00
Upholstery Goods
in the Mill End Séle -
Si‘C’l‘t‘li “JONAS. imported.
urd alimI-r |Hilil‘i'll>‘. worth .50 and
“Joe _\'Il: in the Mill l-InIl Stilt“ lilo
litlltlrl'Illl-ZI) St‘ltifil with plain (‘t'll-
iIorIch'
tI-r. )ard \\‘ltlt‘. winili l.'II~ — 1th-
.‘llIIRi‘lI'lllNl'ZD Si‘lll“. l'IoI-IivrI-Il :InIi
lam-3 tlit'tll‘. worth i'i‘I- I'll'll ?'I.-
)(l '- 2. 11'
ART ('lill'l‘» 'l'i'I‘III',\iI‘< :IuIl'
I‘l‘I‘pe I!I1 Iapisilw : II? - hintz Ii—
ft‘t‘ls. \‘I'I.l.I 1.".tt :Ititi ' I' ‘Il "..'I'w
HFU’H‘II "i‘."|!.‘!-' (”i AFFINII I....~-
dorm] [.II't-iu. I-rI-am lli'i worth
51.30 p I
lll‘ISlS'l‘I'. Iil. D Hill} ('i'iii.
with \aiau I. w 'IiIII- t'l't'I‘l‘ll I-I'
iIIn \.o.‘Ili TSI- pIiiI' ~
)[lul.(“ ‘llwl‘lll M'lil)! ant unimuis-
(lie I 11:11: .. l1. m:tit."ln ti, lave I Ilg‘
L-Il, woith $1.50 and $1.75 p-I' .
$l. L.)
(‘OIIORICD MADRAS. cream with at-
triietiVe figures in lvluo pink green
or yellow. wInth :lI’II \Il 29I'
.l.\l‘.-\.Vl RSI) Bid ii and white I; li‘fS.
worth 130-“ 125L-
IRISH- POIV'I‘ ( l R'L‘UVS. handsome
patterns \IIth 31 .Io to $.1— $3
sxsn (‘ 1 it “NS muslin, woith 33c
pa ir. lace etiired.-~ 290
.-\.VD VOWIVGHIAM
curtains with Iivzz'lock corded edge.
good dI-xigns. worth $2.1m] $2.50
pair— $l.50 & $2
Biol) PILLOWS. {KW tick with good
[Iatlieis worth $1 to $2. 50——
050 to $2
SIXVI AS’l‘ MADR\S. plain eolois and
combinations. worth 750 \Il—u55.
'l‘Al'lI‘ISTl“ (‘Ol (7 ll ( 0\ ions of spe-
cial wcinlit. ()Iien‘lal pattern: .win'tb
$3 50 and $3.7. ‘.
“'1‘. mil“ SHADES. green cream or
v. hite ilolland,36 by 72 inchesworth
500-— 39c
Fancywork
in theMill End Sale
STAMPED NIGHTDRESSES and
combinations, regular 590—- 450
CORSET COVERS, stamped. regular
250 _.. I
(‘IEHIDREI "S STAMPED DRI‘ SSIZS
.inIl rompers. regular 25e-— 19c
LACE TRIMMF‘I) BURE AL SC \IKFS,
regular 29...... 202
Tl‘RKISH TOWFELS, stainped, resu-
lar 750 and 8? IC—
LUNCHEON SLYl‘S AND CENTERS,
stumped regular 29c—- 250
RENAISSANCE HANDMADE
squares. 72- inch, regular $4 3; :2—
EMIBROIDEBEDL PILLOWS, ‘ (gm—
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‘ II.\inso.\IIJ
in the Mill End Sale
Hllllt'l‘thi PRINTS. Ann-I'iran :InIl
Merrimac. worth in: )d; in tln- Mill
l-lnd Sale th-
l'I-iltl‘lIIICS. light and Ilill‘k (fleets,
worth the yd Bt'
\'.-\lll)o\\'ll)l‘l l'l-ZRCAIIl-IS. medium
and light patterns. worth lIII- ~
lfl‘étn—
tllth‘HXMS in attractive stripes
checks and plaids, ltipplettu in good
rai'ietwof stripes; w oilh 1.. 720 and
lSI‘ _\tl‘ - 10v
DRESS (HIVUIIAMS in plain colors or
handsome fancy patterns. Peggy
(lath for I-blidren's and w'omens
Illesses; worth lin‘ \Ii »~ 12h I',
ltOl hll- .\Vl) 'l‘llMBII-L C'IIOI‘H es-
pv-Iiali) for bms' dressts and Hllls;
woith JI'II: _\Il 12hr
KINDVO l‘lIAVVII‘II II'I‘I‘I‘I. warm
and pretty. worth .150 y<l~~l2lyo
IM’I‘ICH (‘Iltlvl'l‘ in handsome stripes
i‘lltt'kfi and plaids. worI lI lSe .\Il~—
W032i“.
H'l‘ltll’lil) SCHOOL SlCRGl-l.“xtriped
sliirlinumrctty tlow'I-rI-Il bailout-2 3-1
and :16 inches wide. worth 25- and
L‘EII' \‘Il .., 190
l'lth'l‘l'Zl) Sll I l) \oilI-s.
35 40 inches wide. worth 25v
)Ii l'h'
.‘I.'\DIK.‘.S SHIR'I‘IVGS of handsome
and
patients and fast ('IdHI'S, ' ‘J iiiI'h
Worth 290 _\‘Il«»— 22c
l‘lIO\\'l<‘.lt|".I) S()ISI~I'I"I‘l-.‘. richly lus-
trous and of ci‘t’I-I'tirc pattern. wI-Itli
39o \Il 25c
l-‘lO\\‘I-2 ltl‘ D (Ill .l‘ll I)! (‘lllVlIJlne
f..n(_\ .lIII‘IlquIIi. Madia.- slmtings IIt‘
splendid quality; all in mam rol-
ors and eoinbinoti-nis. onth title
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‘39 -'th H
\tlr ~ 291‘
STRIPE!) t)\l‘OllD Sl’l'l‘lVGS. tuh
silks in handsome effects. Jacquard
'l‘nssuh and emln‘IIiIiI-I'I-Il .laI'Iluanls
I-i' silli»:IiiIl-I'otttlii; worth I'IItI' yd
:lilI-
S’l'llll’l-Il) l’OIVh'l-IIC and line, tul- silks
III beautiful lutitci‘lta, w'orIlI
and ti:I(‘——- I'Itlt'
Fancy. White Goods
in the Mill End Sale
l‘lllvi’l"l‘\‘ tilll'it‘lih' I\.\'l) I' ‘ltll‘l'ls of
nice texture, worth ilk-I: )d, in the
Mill End Sale lilt-
I‘Oi’HNN. FANCY ('llllt‘lifl and
stripI s. ltipplI-tles. and Inadras
shirtinus and waistings; worth lie
and 1'” _\Il -— 12120
Bl. lItll. \V Si‘lTlNCS, wide.
woith lite yd ----- - l-ltr
AND .\1'l‘l{.\(‘Tl\‘l-I fancy
‘I-ros‘shurs. worth lite I'd ,. 15(-
N:\lNSOOK. yard wide. I.\:I‘ellent tin—
ish, worth 18c and 20c ydw— 15(-
Sfil’l (1A1. .VAIVHOOK.
worth .l?»(‘ _\d»»-- 2H-
lIVII Hilldll It B \TISTl-‘I and richly-
rilect’ne stilpcd \oiles worth 350
39c and even to Site _\'d~ 29c
('llll-‘l'ON VOILES of rare richness
4, and beauty, 45 inches wide. worth
.7 9t‘
ya rIl
59c ,\'I1— 450
Sheets
Bl.l€,~\(‘lil§l). center seam. 72 by 90.
worth 500— 420
1‘ Rt 11‘ 01‘ THE LOOM sheets. 72 by
90. wmth 95c— 80c
MOI! .‘»\\\l( 0“ VIC POVSET SHFETS,
813w 90, worth $105-—
6‘th \'1‘ Bit. SHEETS 81 by 99, Fruit
or Neponset. worth $1.1'—-—
$1. 00
Nl-‘II‘O‘IV'SE’I‘ storms, 7 2 by, 9 3 $5.
worth ilfic— Silt
KEN‘YOO.) SHEETS." I2 by 90 worth
900—" 750
Si by 90. worth $1- 3:...
81 by 99, Worth $110—- 95..
BIIFQCUII D SHEETS (if good heavy
quality. 81 by 90 inches. worth 85c
Ribbons 7...-
in the Mill End Sale
DRESDEN 6—inch ribbon. worth 390
_\'Il.——- 25o
MOIRII all- silk Ilbbon, 51,5 inch,
wmth 35c yd— "’ “500C
SATIV TAP PETA ribbons, wortFS
\‘d— 2709C
Minn]: 41,43 inch ribbons. worth 250
., tile
3-INCII MOIRE ribbons. worth 15c
yd— 12%0
SHORT LENGTIIS of fine Dresden
ribbons, worth GOC'und 75c yd.—
. 35c
NOVELTY and fancy ribbons. fine
pgtterns. short lengths, worth5 031
$2
WAOSII RIBBONS of nice texture:—
Noni. 1 and 1%, worth 40c and 655
piece— ' 2‘10 and 350
1510132 worth 9100 yd.——
Nos .5 snd9,1’v‘ortii 155 and 1250
I and 1‘!
\‘.\ltl)\\llll'3 Ml‘SLlNS. iIlI-III lied and
unbleached. -~
\ioIih tu' and ‘JI' )Il ~~~~~ TU
wurtli luv and Ht‘ )d.~« llo
north lL'lgI' )Ii»»~— lilt-
worth lI'w I'd M. 12th-
LONHDAIIIG XVI) l'ltllil‘l of Atlantic
we! ih lilo
blt»;II'liI~Ii llltlt-llln. 30 ha lI.
(‘.\.\HIRI(‘ of him w'I'.
finish. worth the Nth-"r
FIH'I'I‘ Ul" 'l‘lIl-I l/OO)! iIInslIn. yard
wide. woith l."h_-I _\Il--—not II'HI‘ l0
\ds. to II I ustomII al~~ ill. I-
39- th ll unhlI-athed muslin thin and
strong. w'oith 2120 .\Il~- lOI'
(‘ONTINICV'PI‘II l! unbleached muslin.
4t" lilt'll, worth lI'II- _\‘Il~— lz‘lat
I’ILIIO\\' 'l‘l'llthu'. tirln wII\III. -
4'2 lIiI'li. Worth ‘34I'--~ Vic
45 inch. worth 26:3— 19v
BhliAt‘lll‘ZD €I~~i shootings. standard
trinket-I such as Mohawk and Ster-
ling. worth 340, 35c and SM" .\'d.--
30v. 32v. 3lI‘
Sheets and Pillowcases
in the Mill End Sale
"LIIH‘HICD ( \KI:ZI‘~. 42 45 by 31‘.
lliIlit-s, “with lot' —* 1:."qu ,.
MOHAWR and lit nwood bit. It had
raves, vi?» tw’ fill Hill”) 2;" ‘~—- 22t
‘ltl'l’l‘ Ol-‘ 'l‘lll'l IMO.“ I in by
30 lllt‘lit‘F. worth L:\“"llUt mer It to
:i I'ut‘iom' I‘ “1..” Hit-
(.\.\Illltll)l-l l‘ in IIIsiih hrd I'uses
l.\ 'itl. unith 3.1.0
lVl'll.\lI I-InlnoidIII s. tine
unalitx wInih $1»
Spreads & Blankets M
in the Mill End Sale
III'IMMIJ I) ('IUN'HII'I‘ Shrouds. “with
UI‘
'IISI".
‘l.'v
d pillowI'IIsI-
$1 '23 to $3.73 9:“ to . 32.1.
5(‘.\II LOI‘III) or lot. mud led In ids,
lin~ qualit} \\I rth .l 52.55
lll‘ZMMI-ill h\l‘l.\' w. ith
$2.10 in 5-1» -~
M‘HILOI'I'ZD (llOt ll and
spruads. worth \‘I'lfiI'I to 51.30...-
in IlspIeIul-.
$1.95 to $3.50
..|.
.‘Il'Hl
$2.7 I to SI
lt‘lthiil'il) ls‘lVl‘. S.\ll.V nprwtls.
i'.1’l'lh $3.301Ilnl ei -
- I 5 and $3.50
ill..\.\‘l(l‘2'l‘§ of soft llllt'\\tvtvl with
Iotlon I'IIIIp, wl:l:e:-~
6t} li‘.‘ $0. “I‘Il‘lll $l-- $3.50
72 l._\' MI. worth Sit/ism .54
TI] hr Sit! wI-Ith 35——~ $4.50
70 by 8'2. III 111 $ti-—~- S.’
Towels 85 Crashes
in the Mill ‘End Sale
lll.lv2,\(‘lll-‘.D 'l‘l‘ltKlSll 'I‘O\\‘ICIIS.
cIIIIIl slats. uiI'I- I\'I»i:.:hts woth like
to 25e~ like to 22.
lIIX'I‘ItA-IIARGIC lllIl-ZACIHCD Turk-
ish towels. worth 500—" 390
lil‘t‘K TOWELS. fnm and close-wor-
en. worth 121,-;0 to 250—
100 to 220
SCALLOPED AND lllihlS‘l‘th‘HlCD
hut-k towels, nice quality, worth 40::
and 45e-~— 35.,
(“WEST 'J’O“'I~JIIS (If th‘k. smnl and
fine. worth 25r—— 22..
COTTON CRASH. blezit'liml or brown,
worth to and Te yd— 5(-
I'NION CRASH, l'lt'tit‘llt‘tl.\\'t|l‘lll 12‘4““
10."
LINEN 5V1) I'NlON bleached crush.
worth lII \Il — 12km
1‘? KC]: LII l N"! ILVI V (‘R I.-\S}l worth
18g and filth-~- 150 and tile
GLASS, 'l‘t!“'l’.i.lV('l, worth 121.4“ and
15t‘—— Nit‘ and 11.0
HOMESPI‘X ALL—LIN}: .V Il'nsli.
worth —i Se~ HI'
BROWN LINEN (‘RASILworth lfllI-‘Je
10v
COTTON DIAPER. l‘eerlI-s's sanitary
brand. its inches wide. worth .\:'Ie
pieee~—0iie pic-re only to I: cur-tonicr
65C
Table Damask
in the Mill End Sale
MEIK IRISH!) Bl.l-‘.:\(‘H|~ZD DAM-
ASK. good patterns, 60 inch. worth
290 and 45c—-— 2-10 A‘ 35(-
BLEACHICD lit-INCH )lllltClCRlSl-ID
damask, worth 751;. and 900——
q...
I
05v & 7th!
I'\ VION DHABIASK 70 inch. tasteful
designs. woith $t~ 850.
LINEN DAMASK 72 inches wide.
handsome IlIslgns. worth 51.50——
51.25
LINEN NAPIUNS, 17 to 22 incl],
worth $1.35 to $3.25—
51.15 to 32.95
IIEMSTITCHED MERCERISED tn~
blecloths. worth 90c and 31—.
760 & 850
ALL-LINEN pattern tablecloths. 84
and B- 10 size worth list to $4.6
iliIs‘ Itnson‘ s splI inlid shies.
"l ”SON SI: ‘11, Persian lamb \‘ear-
seal. (mural, natural muskiat.
skunk» IlIId Cllt'll, and leopird;
\\I'lt $333 and $‘."0~— Sl
\‘t‘Yt‘ $1 tun-m
were 8127. and $150-»!
\iI-rc $85 to “00——
Smell Furs
Ml'l-‘l‘s AND St'Alllt‘S of the new
shapes and handsome markings in
Ill-out fiery fashionable fork“
worth $32.50 to $42.50-»»$27.50
$l35
$110 i
867.50 E
|
wI-rth $25 to $30~~ $17.50
woith $15 to 320— $l".50
worth $10 to $l2.5tl~— $8.50
I‘l‘R Sl-I'I‘H. a good \'nrlety:—~»
worth ‘73 to $05——
worth stilt to $60~~
worth $25— - '
worth 320 312.5
Coats '
l-IXt‘l-ZIIIIIIZN'I‘ “ARM and stylish}
coats in black and rich colors. in
fancy mixtures; some with fur
trimming. some of velour and 21b-
t'llllt‘ and broadcloth. some of seal
plush. Some of wool plusli:—~ '
Worth $7510 $95~~ 515 1
worth $30 to $65~ $0335 .
\\Hl'ill $35 to $43.... 4.5
worth $27 50 to $32 Slim—$18.50 I
“will $lt}...0 III 33:.— SH.50 l
Kimonos I
Ol‘ l'l..\.\".VIClIl-Tl"l‘l'l in excellent.
warm l'IVilll’t‘ and met!) pattIIIH
and I-olors. A; good big Lollcvt ion: 1
worth $l.3.'i~ $50
worth S‘.‘~-—« "‘ “.15
House Dresses
NI~1\\'I-2S’l‘ l’.-\'l‘l‘l'lRNS with attractive
il'llllllllllll. (lt' I'hamlIrai‘ pert'aie
.Iml LillBllt‘tlll in good colors. A largo
\ III lo M :~—
wI'ntli $l and $1.;‘5———
W‘tllll $1.50 and $1.. 3——
White Waists
\‘OIIII‘. AND l..\\\'.\' in new beautiful
llliltlt‘lF. with distinctive and taste-
ful trimming. iirItiy made and in a
I'm-a! many different styles:
87m
$1215
worth $1.50“ 950
worth $2~»~ $l.5tl
worth.“ and $3.50»« 82.45
Silk Waists
CREPE DIG (‘llIIVI-Z and Jap silk and
beautiful lace and net waists. A
collection of unusual beauty and at-
ii‘tlt‘iloll2—~
worth 33— Slim
worth $3.50 to $5- $2.95
worth $5.75—— $3.75
, Skirts ~
WHAT AN EXCELLENT lot of skirts!
’l‘his season's new styles and of Lie—
pendnblc woolens in good colorst——~
worth $4.75 to $5.75— $3.75
worth $6.50 to $8.75——- $5.75
worth $10 to $13.50— 7.50
Serge Dresses
OF THESE Sl-JR\'I(‘I~I.-\BIIE and at-
tractive dresses. n flno gathering.
Some made up in combination with
silk; all in tasteful niodcls:-—
worth $lil to $12.50—
$7.75
worth $1.: and “Sa—
$12.50
worth $20 and $27.50——$l7.50
I Silk Dresses
RICH .\NI) DELIGHTIIVGI dresses
of silk and of not for afternoon and
ior evening wear Taffeta. and crops
Ile chine and georgctto; each in
some of the most beautiful of col—
0:293»—
worth $10 and $i2.50-¢ $7. 75
worth 51f. 50 and $18»- SIZ. 50
worth $20 to $27.50- $17.50
Petticoats
SlLli of Iieh effect and fine style.
I'I'Igulm $5. 50—~ $4.25
N]: \\' l'l‘l'l‘lt' 0. \TS with handsome
silk ilonnco and sateen top. black
and Ilcli colms, regular $3 50—~
$2.00
m9. ATHE “BLOOM. black and white
stilpes, iegular s"~— 51. 59
BIIAUC SA'IB‘IIEIV‘, several styles. reg~
1111“" $1.52 .—~— 850
Corsets
REDI" ERN CORSETS, several styles.
fine materials:—
regulor $4 to 86——
regular 8.3 to 54——
EXCEIILEN’I‘ CORSIL‘I‘S of several
styles and from some of the best—
known makers in America:—
regular $2 to 88- $1.85
5 to $2 -—- - . 050'
linen [TR 'riumnxo
buts from our own tables and work-
room: .
were 5 3.50 to 3 5 $2.75
were 5 5.50 to Now $4.75
mm :10 to Si. 50 »— $7. 75
l'llll‘l'S 'l‘AllIORl‘ D and, \(‘lOlli hats,
of distinct and impressing 5MB.
l-‘ ormer prices: tll‘f rut exactly 1- 2
l‘ NTIRIMMED HATS in a number of
shapes and I~t_\'lIs and Loiors, limo
been $1.50 to $ti..-0—~ 31
Suits
marks mn-
Jorlty of these handsome suits; all
are of this season‘s model. evciy
stylish color and black: ——
worth $12..)0 and $1 Ii~$lo
worth $20 and $22.507—314. 50
.uorth $25 to $32. 50 —— $19.50
worth $35 to $40~ $24.50
Underwear
('ORSI‘T (‘O\]I‘RH of nice muslin
with lace oi embroidery trimming,
wmth 50c~ 35c
DRAWERS, muslin. laee or embroid-
ery tiimmcd. worth 590« 480
tCO‘llllNA’l'lONs. prelu Itxles. nitely
-.-
rimmed worth $1.2..—
VlvlliOl’l‘. t lllIDUSES.
trimmed with lace or
890
[mm rtiy
t‘lllltl‘Ol l'lPl')’,
. worth hSe—— 50c
l'l-I’lvl‘lt‘OI't'l‘S. muslin or eamhrlt- in
law llltltlt'lS for Sprim: . worth St 25
to $3.! 0—» 5| (0 $2.75
“STRA- SIZI‘ Skilt'l‘. of muslin.
tasteful Cllllil'l'
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