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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 5, 1918 · page 1

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Basement.

Wank Cm“ This lot Of China

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” oolVdo-alulogdfa: fast and Tea Sets Coffee

so mm“ It I were for- I Sets and Night Sets for

merly riced at $8. 50 up bedroom use all of pret-

tily decorated China,

$l.50

These have been from
$2.50 to $4.50 .

NOW25 per cent
lessthanregular.

The January Sale Continues

EXcepn'onal Valyes in Wernens Coats and 5m Dresses, Blouses and Children 5 Wear

Seamless Axminster Rugs Fr. 3' Coal 3‘ ’ A Group Of Damty Negligees
Size 9 X 12 m and iii-lib dyfel win on mac ‘ I EWSE‘didmdcugt’ZE‘ts 0‘ .5?“ ““51 “gm“ :1“;
M‘e‘nalp.’ “phage-lion» ’.paepin ve erar wre,a ew in a
desigrls gwogidchasifemrllzgstagl fglo‘rl'lggsefls'w"Eggfinfl zeal. . ' '. - white effects, all trimmed with lace or chiffon. These
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rugs for living rooms were formerly s45 00 , “5.10.“. 45 inches long, For ' ,er smge, odd garments impOSSlblc to describe, and
_ .- very full models, wide collars, were $137 50 not many of them. , .
$39.00 Sale price. , $165 .,00 Prices have been $15.00, $20.00 to $50.00,
Third floor. I H I 53.] Cl Ii, some with shawl (‘0‘!an “f ,s’ , now to Clo-St? out at
' 353V“ 0’ Skunk , $7.50, $15.00, $20.00 and $40.00
Quilter Laces tor Curtains Were 325000 1 sale price ”8750 ,r A small group which were formerly $3.59,/$4.50
W f“ PM” were $350. 00“ ‘ Sim: prlc‘e $275.00 ‘ ‘ to $151K), '
Flamed it! I' if" D . Were stSO. 00 Sale price $350.00 y now to close out at
, Natural Mutant Coata, very special at $2.75, $3.00 to $10.50
All decorative fabrics for making home ‘ . ‘ ‘ - . d ,1 .
pleasant and'atiraetive. . . $85-00 and $11000 8M" W".
Quaker Law that were (35 cts., now 50 cts. a yard. "
Cretonnea, were 50 cts., now 39 eta. a-yard. Wash Goods
Figured Madras, was $1.25, fm 98 eta. a yard. . ‘ . . . . .
Sofa HM Tr“ fomlerly g1 00 now “.25 . Materials needed in anticipation of spring
. , _.s, , . -. , ‘ «ch. sewing.
Sofa Pillows, were $1.25, now $1.00 each. ’ , Crepe d: Chine, silk and mt- . Sale price
, Japanese Sc:."‘v.'-.3, priced at $5.00, now $3.50 each. _ " ton mixture, 36 inches wide, _
mm no” . ‘ was 39 cts., 49 eta. a yard.
. Mercer-ind Poplin, 36 inches
ISSUED BY THE wide, was 35 cts., 29 eta.

UNITED sums . . .0..-
The mfigsfifif'iw ii... A ~ GOVERNMENT * "ii“imi’ it}. mi.“- 0 -

. cts. ., 25 eta.
— Crochet Spreads, hemmed, medium sizes, former- " Cotton Serge, plain colors.

 

ly priced at $1.50, Sale price $1.39 A little Tag of War Savings. just the thing for childreg s
cm SM large srzes were 33- 50 ‘ . A plan to help the Government and yourself too. ' /s‘$2£9dzflt::es' 36 inches W‘ e . 29 m.
for $3.19 it’s a poor rule that wont Wort;I bognvaysl.I ‘Pft‘e‘n .i . Car-brie, t 't'ibl - ‘
' . irl or ho workin‘ for a sma sa ry w”i iin ,— i- a mos sun. e ma-
‘3 255;: gmshggémgg 53"" size regular prices . EOh- whal, will a qguarter amount to with (the (infirm t3e6rial "ll.” shiats and blousesi
" - merit?” lt’s 'ust this: our quarter an myquar- . . inc cs wi e, was 25 an ‘
a Sale prices $3..oo $4.00, 8450 and $5.25 - or, mice or twice a week, glong with a million'other : 29 cts.. , 21 at
v’ 3M scallo ed ed es cut comers, re ular quarters from all over this great country, IS gorng to 2 ‘ Mot fl ne .
Prices $3. 50, $3. 75PM. 75 gand $5. 00, g ‘r l amounthto (a; lot of money. “It; 32113 ‘0' he‘ll, til life l , assor' tinerllwezypaiiiecrlliess awidev
. 3 ‘ too. T e overnment wan _ e. ep. n ru . , , r . 15
ff Sale prices M $350 $450 and “75 Government cannot get along without our help. So 3 . was ‘7 cts., ' eta.
W Sindhi hemmed formerly priced at ' every last one of us must turn in“, save. give, and help. ' Gingham, plaids, checks and ,
'81. 75, $2.00, 82. 25 and $2 50 - All of us united with one thought and purpose, that stripes in profuse assortment,
Sale prices $1. 50, $1. 75, $2.00 and $2.25 makes a great strength. It is the old old Law of the unusually effective patterns, .
main floor. Jungle, and the jungle laws are as good rulings now ‘ 27 inches wide, was 29 cts. ., 25 etc.
as 9V" . 1' Pia-e, figured designs, best '
- “Now on. is the Law or the Jungle—mi old and as true as the quality, 30 inches wide, was
R be ho {Bl ket' ; “m w 35°“! 3”"
eme‘.“ r. a U an S : 'And the Wolf that shall keep it may prorpor, hut the Wolf that ' ‘
Wool is gomg to be searce , ,. shall iii-ea it must die l .
“‘0, best quality w l, for full double beds, \- t 5' ‘3339‘2’19; aziflr'ne“ "“3 "“"m‘k “‘e 1‘" “mm" m“ . _ ‘ Small Wares w Notions .
Sale prices 88.50, 9.00, $14.00, $16.50 to 2 of Ram" For 1
m . I.- For the arcingth signage}: is the Wolf, and the strength ‘ Gymnasium Girdles ‘ 60 eta; ” oil.
' r! ,3. = 1, the '0 ll 1 " » r
i. , ' . Cornet Laces, 4 cts. 2 101' 5 ell.
M for extra large size beds, " ‘ i All combined together in one strength and the “ , Safety Pins, nickel plated, 5 eta. 4 m
V ‘ Sale PFICCS “.05 38-50 $10.50b825003paiv- war ends the sooner. Thrift Stamps on sale at the i ‘ ' Pin Cushions, 10 cts. ‘ ill:-
W m with a heavy “.091 fleece finish 2“ l i: Pattern Department, centrally located on the mam Hooks and Eye; . 10 eta. - _
. ' .. , Fur Chain, 25 eta. 10 oil.
y. grayandwhite, , , macaw-ii... 11 {noon ......t.h.u’ wmcmwm .. ,0 ,,,, ,. 1m .1
Pony PH Isaiah. combinations of ink, blue, tan , . , ’ ' Shaped Belting, white only, , r,
L “myimmsm- MJMaMl. ' . " , ‘ ‘ , 2inelm,10eto. vet-.110.
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