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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 23, 1917 · page 5

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TUESDAY. jAN. 23 1917

 

 

Steamship Tickets
’ For the South

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QYI &G 1d IIInI uni I-.~II:IptIi IIIIII "about WJIUII In
1‘4 or 0 en I"".::"l1, I! not the Sllfélill-hl ('ltll‘
, II: IE: it)".
Telephone No. l2¢0 lit-I! nlI: III I1 1.:4 off t‘II- lIItI‘
‘ . 'I "II. I". - I I
South NOFV-‘I‘llk Trust Co. Bldg. w "’ "" i " " H " " " ll”. H‘ 1“”
E ,Iel-.-~I 1..., [my IIIIIII IpIIs from It billl‘
" In IIIII ("IIIIII-I on Illl‘ fifth floor

 

 

(URIIIK'II IInIi hIIIl ridIIIIn down one.
tiiplII III an elevator.
llll‘ bit-Intor on lllt' tourtlt Iiom", :IIIII
IiIi'orI- llt‘ I-uizitl IIIIII-r the ‘»\‘Ul‘i\'i“='ill
there, hII \IUS lltlflt'litul from behind
:Inti strnrl. In tho III-ml. TIIII noxt
thin}: lIII hnxflw- nus 1"I"I-II\"II1"IIII;
t)ll.i(lllllillt>1.~‘ on the lloor, with u
I I1. II ll ". Inucl Ilillllll‘ll 'InlIIIInIIulII
Ind tied behind his lit-"ad. By the
l‘llit‘ he was IIIIII- to give. an
III~ :-:I;Iii:=.nt; I‘lltl IllsIIppIIared.

IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIII lit IIIIIWIIII

.\I :I Sill‘t’lill Inn-lip], III’ IIIII Illicicl
board of '.l‘.“ Norurnil; III. l"). I-IIII:"I.I,
iIIIlII last IIIIIIIIIII,r In lllI" church on
lor., it I. "I:: \"oIIIIi ll) (‘tl‘ltl.l('l II III1"~I.I.
III” th 1"II\'iIIIl nit-clings, IiIIrIIII: lli‘
mouth (11 I‘Ihruury. ||ItlIt‘l' tlIII dint"
IEIIII oi .\lIIIIIII \‘IIIIliurIIII \\'I“.'II.IIII.-=. -I
llhlltl IrnngztIlist, not": I-IIIIIiIII-IIIII: :I
I";IIIII1;III.',II in Astoria, N. Y.

Mr, Williams Ivus pl't‘fit'lll III the
llit‘t"lllll.'{ last night, unII lIII told oi iii:

A Y

in

2".

supply of Our

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Yet". can't lose on a proposi-

good, hard coal and take

the "win" out of winter.

tin": of this sort.

Harris 8r Gain

68 Water Strcet

,1, 1 work and its results in IIIIIn)" plum»:
" v v . I .I
*c- [21 ,Iizzmignout tlIII IIIIII=d Mutts. Ill"

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II", and II."I'll probably India: it gl‘tu’ll
._..-- . .,. success III III!" InorIInII-nt in this my.

I\Ii IIII"IIIIIII.".'II will IIII iIIIlIl III tiIII .\'or

\Imk M. II). Ilmrch, :Intl I‘urthI-r In

IIIIIIIIIIiowgaIrIiiuu IIIII I‘Jilit‘ \\III III"

.II.II‘;II III on early IIIIIII.

"‘ Ali. WIIIIHIIIII IIiil organize II inruI"

('lltll'lh‘ oi local young pIIoplII, who
I .II he IlIII-IIIIId h) .\1. s5 W in; a solo-
i~1 who \\'lll acconIpnny llII' III";IIIII,IIII:".
on his .\'orIvnllI tainpuign.

iiilll'lilt‘ll of various (‘Olilllllllt‘l‘s

I Mrs. Edward E. Thomas, of Strut—
iot‘d. is the guest of Miss lilsn- llillllh',

oi llIIIIlIIIId ".Itrcct. \\- blotted us follows: l'rIIytIr IIIIIIII-
" 77777777 _ int. connuiIlIIII ~iI‘. II. llt‘tllt‘lll', IIdvIII'»
Irv.“ ”Hm”. “no; It“. How limo III‘I'II" I'IIIIIIIIII'III- —lI‘II_III"iIIII" Vim Hour.-
3 ' ’H , , III I"; Inuinf'. contuutleo-- Henry i’.
1“ (”mm") “‘“l‘h “' ” "~' l” 1’“ l’rIIII; ushers ('(Hllllilllt‘tL- itichard
lIuIiIIIII"y itIIIIII- III tlIII lli'llilily IIIIII Inpm; ,.,m.,~mi-“m.m committee“
sumo“ mum. "I'lu- mmmix “-m I“ Itor. t‘. l5. llIIrto; personal committee
riIIIlI l.1‘}'llti‘..‘lt'iillil'k.lllllt*): I-‘ranh 'H" "\l" ('I Smm‘m "ml 0”“ My“:
, . , . . III i‘flt't' IonImiIIee~ IIIII’VI'V .\i. l\t"lll

:InIi .HIIIII (.IIIIIIIII‘II In 1:.I lint-up, illltl; , _7 -- _ _4___

Ike lio III lt(I.-(‘ IIIIIIIIIII \t'lll ("Jill wise
I - ’ noes ATTACK SHEEP.

lil‘tli'.t"ill)li, II:I.;:on, and two
IIIII ." 1:II"II of \I".Ill i".111"c.".. lovul bush-II

horn-".\‘.

'I‘II ll tips". SIIIIIIIIIII :IIIIIIIIIIIII a limit

I. gimp IIIlonging; to 11. ll, I‘oiI-_I

9"” ”mmy', (' liIIs‘Iiiut lliil :iiltl hillrtl one (nit-Q
"Wt-f. " I. "Ill. Stun-VIII IIIIIIIIs \II‘I'I‘ Mull)":

'l'iIII Reading, l’a., train of tin" "ILALLIIII. .\l.". I‘IIII-y III.:IIIII lilt (for:
iliiltit'ln League Will. illillul llr: lll‘hiv 'II'mIIIh llll “(unis ”ml >llt‘l git linl'

app illillll’t III NUiWitlli III‘VI Monday (II IIIIIIn. but was llll;'.l)ll’ to hit lillll.
6‘\‘("iII.L'. lnciudcd InIIlIc \"lsitois 11:". ("0103" then sunIIIIIIIIIIIl Dog
lineup will he Bogus, IIIII-itnizln, .llntl ‘t‘urIfIIn ’l‘lIIIIIIIIs l~'. Will-"II who
SHHHJH'U', Andy Sears and hiorris' IIII-IIIIIII‘I’III" tlII- dogs. tie “it.”- un-
All Of ”1050 “It‘ll except lil‘iflI: l"'l.\" i able to Iind tin-1n lltl\'I('\'I-l‘, l-‘ronI

out “It“ llnnbury lust your whtr
itIIItIIrs defoalcd

“W," "III ICOIIH at the ground, lllv- I‘liltl‘ll

xut‘wallt on tho loI:

I.I.I>"I lIIIIII lIItIIYIIl haitl It) NHL" lllx"lil"
(‘I'll (ottrt, h)" the score of SS to 27.j ..,.I\"Is.
'.\'oII"I".Iik will place lllt‘ sumo tntInI it \\,'I;; .“_I~() IIII"1nI Ii Imiuj. Ilutt :I
n the floor as those who lIiIl'lil"iI'lll-: 1:..II and 1'. boy V-t'l‘t‘ IN All} l.i".'.II11

ed in last night‘s frolic, and iI iII I
exputed that they will give at gootb
amount of themselves. Tom TlIorp

:InIl are In tho I‘IIstIIur llos.
pill] for ll'l‘iillltl"lll result of
rounds l‘t‘t'l"l\'l'(l t‘thI tit-III,

tings"
as II".I

'I‘lIIII l‘

 

"mil again be on hand to do the I"Ii‘- panics could not he lunrntti,
arming. \li". \‘l'IIl.~II IEIU'S tiIn‘I snip-IIIIIIII;
2 —— must he done. lie :Isscits liliill Ilo,;5
'l‘lu- I‘Indrbu lnIvy groccr‘y store hue" pro not. receiving IInItth I'IItIl in"

a horse. SoJIas the A. & P. And like-
Nile" both huvc blankets with which
:6 keep the horses warm. And again
both housefllheir animals in the same
sIIIh‘III. No“ this “morning, the driver
for tl.II Davy g: "ocI-ry stoic missed :1
blanket He reported it to the police.1

, fifth-1:1 'l‘oothlll started investigations.
1n the meantime the Davy driver disotiv
(‘TPII the blanket on the A. IQ P. horse.
Bo grabbed it. while driving past. and
made off with it. Explanations tol-
vaed ".IIId "shortly the scene was :Is
Simone as on a calm day.

«flue-II of tho high (‘I'lll ot‘ ilii":ll and

LI) lIII‘) :‘l‘t‘ us :1 consIIoIII'IIcII tailing

up IIIII killing" of sheep ll.“- it IIIIIIIIIIII".

I'". \l'IIIIiI IIIII pruhuhl) tulm :Irrinns
'i :slIIIi"ll_I.

I‘ILEAN ARMORY DESTROYn‘l’J

III HAN, N. L. .lIIn. 2.1. ~'i‘IlII 5 :1le
."Irmory hH'I‘, the holne\of (TonipIuIyl
l. Third Infantry, was burned today
Explosions of ammunition; III tin-f
. basement were frequent, making the
on annual: m to non. "rIIII loss

~.—..

"I'Inatctl 'll hIIIfiItltI. .

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WHITTED REFUSES TO SIGN

DURHAM, N. G, Jun. 23.——George
\VlIitted, outfielder of the Philadelphia
Nationals, said he would not sign the
contract he has received from the]
club until a fullumderstanding had
Men reached between "the "Players'
Fraternity and the magnatesu

 

~—-l)on't fail to sue l‘eiggg
in “TiIII Enemy."
do)".

Hylund

til the l’illilt'l‘, lo-

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- There Is a 'powerzul denymd for in-
vestigation of the stock-market tips at
\I'IIshinnton, as the public wants to
lr- mu" whnrn it (Inn E99 them.

 

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does not end W .th managing vour property well to-

day, but also in Iludes tlit‘. appointing or II. well qual-

iiied Executor, under your Will so as to guardagainst
. 1,251 management. of )our estate after your death.

”As Executm of. your estate, this Company as
sures a careful. economical and emclent administra-
rim of your afl'ans in strict, accordance with your
wishes. I x

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Consultations invite .

 

 

 
 

IIIII "IIII I’IllItASlt" I
,IIIIIIII 0i $3,6t0;

Just as 110 MT

alurnt .

FOUR INCORPORATION

4

CERTIF' CITES FILED

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'I’HE SOUTH NORWQL K EVENING SEN uh. ;
HOWLAND'S
Tooth: ,.,._,~M~»,W._,V-_,.,,..,.\ “an”, “A Q, 9-.

to Make

ache Remedies—Other Papers

Curl Slit-nuns
t'ilrIi {st It.

 

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ol' incorpomlion
I:—‘:_\" in tilt" II‘IlchI of III“
by the (XI

5. -(I.

l‘\ a('l‘0l ;

I‘oIIIpIIny .II .\'(IrIIIIiII, St. .\lnrlin‘s Inc,
of Non" llnrou, the National

Column)"
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authorizul "’21

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Blltllll‘">i will )l’ III-I'm: (1:1
Till" lilllii;ll.!‘T.Illl£ Iilt- l‘. II‘I'. .\lit'l-"fi.f
.l. W. t‘oI-‘I run .I.11<i II‘. \l', Hour)".

St .".lIII"tIII‘s. inc, lI:I_;~" ililll!"I"fL{(‘I"l‘
capitol bloc}: of fittinuul d:\"idI-:l Info:
lt-U DIIHIK‘S, par Inluw SIIIU. l: :- inc-Is:
will lII IIIIIIIIII on IIIJIIIU. " 'l‘lIII llll’lr":
porntors are “no ll. St. .\l.IrIIII. W.
" St. MIIIIEII and .1. ll. 'i‘nttlo

'l‘lIII .\‘IIIIIIIIIII Supply (‘IIIIIIuIIII has
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l'llv', IiIIII‘. 1‘. "into " ,o .~‘III"III-~, p."11 \' IiuI
SIIIIII. Business will ‘-III III 1,I1I Ill $‘.
will. and the iIIIorpIIIu: Ii. i‘I‘ l‘ _ .l
IIIIIIIHII", l, .l, Haunt—"Iv": :II‘II .l. Ii:
iloIIImI.

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noIII-I- III' :I I'luInuII of mono In lllt‘;
IIE‘I‘IM‘ ('III"IIIII"II‘.III"I, The stock lItIs~
l~t‘l‘ll l‘ll'I‘-‘Iifil’ll from SZOIIIIII to $7? .-
IIIIo, I‘ut- IIIIIIIIII ‘IIIIII.: lI‘HtIltlliiltHlllll‘l}
'II,:II"IIII:"IIII ll‘IlilI 3410 I I 750 pm \"nlur‘
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laundry, MI"
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short-s, [,itl‘ \tt
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stock of $.I’

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tili‘lluzrltl

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ltil‘ $10. ‘

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IIIIIIII $33.I

It, I; mo

and

ltil’ .

pun) of l‘ortllntl flint :I pI"IIliIIIIIIIII"y

ctrtit'icuzw of I
II IIIIIIIIIII
by l"‘. I‘:.
font.

in :"IIiI-I"

ii..,:

& Co. Inc.

(Illllllt‘l :IIIII II
III dissolution \\":I.I
of Stunt-

t'lIIIII
i'IlIItl

filth-he nt nssmintlon “t'l't‘ “It‘ll lI_\
IhI \\ out End 5. .—IIIIIIt on of llrltlgt-I

port. -~

The Renting!
lion (‘ompuny of llion. .\'. \'.,

notice 0'5 with
"from ('onnI-Izti
in simply

tutcs.

n formality
’l‘hn comp: In)

on Arms & A

iruwul of its h

but. 'i‘iII‘

to!" int" i)

with tiII'

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has filed;
uslnoss ;
not lfll‘ltl ion

sin-
III cu—

lIII'"Il IIIII lluni III lirNI‘N WI" i by tilt"

RIIIII‘Inctn I .\II
port.

l._,(‘on1pr\n) III

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lltidgt‘I ;

TODAY IN WALL STREET-

\\' ALL 5'”

II-IIC'I‘, NIIIIII.

lIt‘IIIII‘"

mm 8114'] inIlIlIIIl III points of its"

._,.r,,,., .00“ {mm Ilw “pt"‘tlllll: and the ‘ ‘ .. .1 l' I l l I Silllll illCSSitllllC (I \il.r II III
:"tl|\l ii: "i as It \IholII lilFtll iroIII lc-‘I \C ‘" H“ ”In \ltlllL‘ S I“ l.‘ , \\ ltllli, llilL ill'ltl llilll .llltl Islam-i
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:1::Ii1t.l'.h \II‘II I“" ii point “n Illill IDC— 9C- ,. l

the l‘tlitillllll, \Iith I to 2 1m b‘nuais

Oils.

lIInuIs,
I I'm porution
l.I"~I-I;.11t.

Scars,

\II‘:li‘I2

particularly

t‘nlit‘ornia

l’tIll‘O- ‘

Roebuck and Harvest-

|Iltl.,

IIIIt .\iaiinc
Motors also (IIInIIIIIIcIl huclt ;
with (Ian .\hanIs, lndnslriul AI-

I"olI ll nnIl lluldwin Locmnotivc. llIIad-

urns “II II I]. I'.

ostinIz IIIII-Eotl.

ZItIII III IE‘...

FARTWEILI- DINNER TO MR.

8

OVI‘I‘

itIIIl citizens; ha
ttIntIo‘I'I of attending the

HERRON

\"I- IIxIII"stI"IIi II

:II.:: :1nd Loni." Islnud. the latter at an"
:‘IIl\..ncII III‘ 1] 1-2 points, \vvn' llll“ out) ‘
lltil"\‘. III"Ii1_\" i'cIIltIrI-s IIIIIIIIII: I Ill-I
'l‘rIIIIIn: languished in the .\I‘HIIIII
him” lut lil‘it‘t".‘< IIIIIIl-I" llll'llit‘l iIII
,Il‘tl‘. I.“ \lll. blonds mun irrI ‘Yllll I".
_._..

GI"; \III. H'I"Iit<‘lc'l' 1:3.» p, "In. » ":"IIII‘
liilll'iId ".I: ~" Iliillii I" " lI."I - IIIII‘I‘II5
the Interim Ililllt‘ s-I ~iI1I_ 1:I."I‘I" :13;
'0th slIarII I-hnucin I, lifIll ,\ '- uni ".t
,I‘IIIIIIIIIII !"l limoéIiyu iiIIgI‘II 'l‘.:."I":t

'l I'III

sixty of .\‘oru‘allt‘o public Still“:

Mr in"—

faI"cI\"IIli IlIn- ;

her to City Engineer and Street Com-

missioner Goon.

.\'onv :Ilk Holt-,1
Inz.

of the

.\. Sh or ran, i

N‘-

on Wednesday
The IIIfIIir bills to be the finest
‘IIIer and it is I..o.s‘. probable that
“("Ity Fathers" will attend. Jo ;
I-"IIpiI P. \Vudhanzs, the newly appoint-4.,

the
er on

ll

all

I’ll city C‘i‘tgint‘t‘l‘ will he the guest at
the dinner and will make his official

debut at this time,

_'l‘ho dinner wilI

he a testimonial III: \vr-ll as a farexvolt

dinner to .‘.tr.

Sherron. He

leaves

about 11" I first of next month for L05

AnuolI-LI. Cal.

Colonel George D. Rus-

sell 11. ‘i’lllannf‘d one of his famous
dinners and those who are present will
have one of the firest treats of the

your.

1’

_.._____.__.—————-—--

V‘- HAT TO DO FOR BAD_ COLDS.I

fiv—

lf you want aqough mediétne that
gives quick mid sure action in healing
colds. cough or crpup. geLFoley's Hoh-

ey and Jar.

It heals

inflamed or

swollen membranes in throat. chest or
bronchial tubes; breaks \Ip tight
coughs, loosens the phlegm, .makes

33“??? tickli

and I
Was-

2 \IIIItc 01' III iancy- deSIQn.‘,

s IvtII‘c '

‘/‘.‘C \tl. --

Iuowomp

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livery department marches joyfully under the Mill End banner.
livery member of the store Iorce is in step with its inspiring music.

llIc music of savings l

Ibis fun to save money.
awed ."It the same time
lollu. ‘

lchrv woman should come at least once to the Mill End Sale

the reasons why:—

-

11. mt. I.omc

more cheerlul
Rich tnpcslrl " Couch- covers
of Oriental dc§i n and coloi;
IeQuIIII 52.5li——- $2.

Pictty :Ind staunch table

runners (ll t.""IpcstIy Iinishedt
;\\'llll I:"I\I:I"Io:k silk cIlQ e; 2i by

‘0 inches; rcp‘ulur $1.25 and
IIIoI"c-——- 75c.

Marquisettc curtains made
with lace insertion and edge,
hemstitchcd; color 52. 50
and Si- $2 and $2. 25.

table (IIICIIIIILI oi spotless

3o

Inches wide; regular 17c yd.—-—
lZl/éc.

Sunl'nsl lililtll’ilS for draper-

uclI is the Mill lintl Sale.

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Hind xiii——

t

;stIiped and either
'ddlk

fiowmn 11's

 

In step with
the Mill End

\thit could be

It is,lun to "spend it".

more inspiring.

then what “inspiration!

V
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Beautcoue silica

I I
In many hues
t repe dc Inctc'or :Ind cicpel
dc chine; each IIIIII stiltened;
1115th and 11th cticct in tints
that are equally titted tot ill-I
ternoIIn or evcninu \Ic‘ll'; iL’Q‘ l
ular $1.50 and S:———$1.25.

(jeorgctté crepe of it most
Iilm) texture but W'Hlltlt‘lllll
stichth. Fine both III qual-
ity and Color; 1"C{QIIII"II $1.75
and 82—— $1.50.

Chilton IIIt‘t'eta with char-
acteristic finish and remark-
'IIlle strenQIlI. Plain or
light or
regular $1.50

$1.25.

SllfltlI’S;

 

(hanncusc, one ot most-I

lltklllgS 'md “6“)“le lll lllhllll; itihttl Flllx'S, liIiLl\ llCfllI-lRCQUl“ Sl- 30—

artistic patterns IIII" dI"IlpI31I.csIIiml and (,1 line ,U ”m, m;

.Ind IIIIII-iIIQS, lot" 10- covering Inclus Wm;

utility boxes and such;
"i‘lll TIC—-

lL‘j’ ll-
25c.

crash i1
'6
re {Quit
39c.

Homespun art

I
unique biId designs; I

Give floor

’ cl
anew I‘CSS

Congolcum art rugs are 21'
substitute for linoleum and for
carpet. Patterns (ll'é those of;
rich carpet. (.01015 are hand-i.
50111er combined. Smootl
.Ind cleanly and ideal for use
in bedrooms and dining rooms
.of many homes 5.

E 9 by 12 font size, adyertiscd
jIII Si 1— $6.

I 9 by Ion 55.50

‘ $2.50

Small rag rugs 'of extra-
;heavy texture new clean mo 3.5
'.In bright colors that" me taste-
fully interwove11,27 by 54I
inches: regular 51-— 75c.

Best inlaid linoleums
good patterns; regularcfit. 50

square yard— $1. 29.

Seamless Axminsler rugs of
rich effect. Fine surface,

feet-—

. splendid designs, rich coltirs.

Either 9 by 12 or 9 by 10/2

, . $19. 50.
Durable hall and stair‘tar—

 

 

feet; regular $25 and 529— ,

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”‘I'warm texture and nice weight,

pietn stapestry wedve, good de-' voiles. makes dainty dresses,
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"I Sc yd.—

.pietty:

I"IfI"II""lI182 —'
$1.65.
Black ltlllclil oi firm \l’c‘lt\
and soil finish; reQIIlar $1. _.
$1.10.

. InQ".

lIII"II" \l. 73 his

Ci
gt

Mill Ends

for dresses

".\’Iill Iznd woolens Ill It will
In:Ikc dresses for
Spring".

'lhat II III IIIIIIIII d1": sses for
III .II IinIt now

hither sort in much I".IIIcI_I
—-but :Il\\il)‘5 III Mill End 5:13"-

’l‘hcrc are even schcs in
blue and Qteen and brown and
black :It IS cents.
wide. really worth 59c—

45c.

\l'ool poplins, crcpcs, pan-

iamas, serQes, and checks; reg-
ular Si illld 51.25——

80c.
ll: Indsome silk - :Ind - IIool
poplins, 111011 1115, line crcpcs
IInd sages; 111.111} CUIUIS; ch-
ulzu ‘l. 23 and 5133—4551.
Culbzudincs and p oplins (Ind
Iripcd 'suiting: .Ind IIcIn .
mixtures, whztt "I Qgitlicringi
$1. 25.
limwoolens, eIc1_\ Ire
Iulmost, CVL‘I} UIIOI loo;
2 .50—
$1. 50 and $1. 75.
Beautituhwooi velour, I111-
ique of szeIIe lilll finish.

ii'l‘tl:

In" :"um 11nd linit and \Cl‘\ tine;

luslfiius IIIck messuinc ll‘illfx’llllll} blue plum WWII

soil lul staunch, with rare
sheen"; ICQIIIII" $1.3”—

$1.25.

(3060113 are

' the backbone 3
First of :III Mill Ends,‘lhe
ztlion of the entire sale,
here me some of the smings
cottons offer!

BatesIC'repe Ill good patterns
and colors still (though {great
lots hurt been sold); regular
121mg.

Striped co lion serges for
school dresses, sen iceable and
regular 25c—— 19c.

Madras InI {Q'ool patterns l.li
'shiits and pajamas, nice tex—
ttn",e gobd and duIIIb‘lt; re}:-
IIlar I<)c- 15c.

Kimono llannelette of soft

colors and patterns exactly
suited for kimonos; regular
15C_ 12/2c.

Fancy. white cotton In
checks and stripes and still
some of that excellent white
rippletle; regular 12%c and
tSc— ,

Fine" white striped cotton

'IIIII

10cm 7' '

 

 

an em,

EbIIIck and green; ICEIIII. ll' 82. So

l 83— $1.75.

Housekeeping

cottons too
Fruit of the loom pillow-
cases. l5 by 30 Inches, regu-

i:I1"22"——— 16c.
Finn dt: lIll‘lI.‘ pillowcases

either -I2 or 45 b") 56, regular

15c——— . 121/2c.

Hcmstilched pillowcases, 45
by 36, regular 22c— 17c;
Bleached sheets. good cot-
ton, 72 by On; regular St)c—‘—
42c
Heavy bleached sheets, 81
by 00, regular 85c— 75c.
Great big"
oi good \Icigyht regular 50c—
. 39c.
Extra-heavy Turkish tow-
els: regular 25c— 22c.‘
Bleached Turkish towels of
good size,"regulnr 19c—
17c.
Blankets, wool and cotton
interwoven, good size, soft
and light and warm, regular
S4 to $6—‘— $3. 50 to $5.
Bedspreads of nice weight
and good pattern, hemmed;
regular $1. 39‘— ".$1 19.

weight; Yugo button of course;
e

But when it can be both spent andi I

livery dollar spent insures a saving of part of anothcrl
\ I

coming.
‘ at ten dolligns

9

AL yill'd .

IcQ-:

I

Turkish towelsf

Mercerised bleached table
damask nice pattern and good

 

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i

Here

are some all

n,

A good suit
for $10

A5 ii Mill l:nd cxmnplm;
here’aie good suits tor womenl

(Jwitl L‘ltIlli,

mod tailoring; .
QIIOII Sl\lL‘. -

Black or blue, and it to VI ”
IllliCl CUIUIS

I I

QC

\

Itc styles of this season. ,
ages and other durablet
cllcnt lubric:

"LVC

‘ome trimmed with unusu-I
IOIl Lllct‘l.

. Former prices were

Slo—

:IlIQ

 

515 IoI ’
$10.

 

()thcr suits, IIIIII
It) 5%? ML—

$14. 50 and $19 . 0.

\

" I‘lcrc’s a M111
I End for 111811

'l‘husc great big" solid warm;
sweaters for men that" we selle "
right along: III $8.50, in theI
Mill End Sale are $7.25.

Splendid yum, knitted so“
the)" have close surfaces fit »"
\l’llllI Illl bindinQ", keep a fellow

 

.\‘

II.".IIIII——IIII matter what the; .
Icnipcnuurc' ",
.\t other end of the price

SCiIl6--(Illl‘ regular 83 sweaters
$2.45.

'I‘hcse In gray or maroon or“
navy or gunmetztl.

‘- a’

.\nd fine value at their reg:
llliil' pnce of three. dollars.

BOYS good warm sweat-j
ers, in the colors that boys
like, of good _\Itll';ll IeQIIlar $3
33 out S-l— ..

$1. 79 $2. 45 $3. 45."

Woman 5 good

warm coats
’l‘hose coats that" combine."
wonderful warmth with new If
style and fine appearance.

Soft light woolens thatb.
have almost no weight—but
are true piolection against
cold.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

4

,Cut in loose graceful lines,
with either high or broad sailor
Ifiollar; some with trimming of

ur. .

And In those gold and bu
gundy and brown tones "Ill
are so cheerfuli

 
 
 
 
 

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