Evening sentinel, Monday, January 7, 1918 · page 2

 

 

H in Country
to Win the War.

The January Clearance Sale

The Time to Buy Furniture Rugs Curtains
and All House Furnishings ' ‘

 

 

The Time to Buy Furs, Winter Coats and i Dresses/”Prices, Are/f Down Now

Important Sate of Black Silks

and Satins
Perhaps we shall all walk in silk attire for t few

Dining Room Furniture
A wonderfully Mug collection of Dining
monti’tl'nihu'e foryotn selection and II

Upholstered Livingroom Suites
" livingmom Suites, finely carved, cane panel
backs, wing chairs with luxurious cushioned seats

2 three pieces Were $335. 00 Sale price $290.00 years to come, that is, if we can buy silks as reasm- of it W down. The "be. W3! ~ , /
g. [ Uvi-umn Suit“. mahogany frames, mulberry 7 ably priced as in the following lists. One ought for ' Med f" “5‘ “1e ' — f
1 _ ‘yelour coverings, three pieces. Were $225.00 , . . economy’s sake to take adhnhge or such occasions. '
‘ z ,1 Sale price $192.00 4, ' . Silk is very agreeahle to W the Government is Blow Sets.
7' . . Jacobean Oak, William and
. mummies? of Mahogany,bl Adam perilod, '; , " not flag £12m” “5 mm w°°L Mary period ten pieces.
wi cane pane ac s, coverings o ue velour,t ree , ' \ . . _ Re 13, cc 20,00 5* - 170.00 ,
,Pieces. Were $210.00 Sale Price $189.00 . All one yard wide. '9'“ P” $208.00 Magus.” . ‘
, Liv'uyooun Suites, very luxurious, .covered in Sstins, 2:351?“ , Elam“ d. ‘ $l92.00 ' $165.00 ..
y ' blue cord/ velour, three ieces. Were $205.00 , i - ' a 3"" . . 1
, . . p ‘ Sale price $188.00 1 . $1.75 _ 31.39 . Dungeon Set of Jacobean Oak, early Eng-
/,l’ $16” , $1.29 . ash pattern, ten pieces firm” $230.00 '
.7 ‘ 1.5.1... $1.69 ,, . , $1.15 1:4? 5* mm” ,
.‘, Separate Chairs and Rockers \ , $1. 75 . sue ' Diningrootn Set, Antique Mahogany, Adam pe- *
4 09m] 4,1,, . $003 , S $1.59 « f, rind, ten pieces.’ Was $210.00 - [Sale price $107.00
11: Cinirs and Rockers 0f Mahogany, rush seats, ' ii. ($2.50 ii: ' i” ”151.89 . . . .1 ' .,.
Colonial sivles. ' 1 Sr ' Toffetol, if. 50 ”’7 ‘ $129 End Km M'Anhque Mahogany. Wimm
. _ . f _ nped , . , ary penod, ten preces. Were $2531.80
Were s 6.50 Sale prrce 5 5.50 Si. 75 31.39100“, $222- 00 ,
, $21.00 $18.00 3 f—w , "3 " ' “in Mm . Diningroom Sets, Antique Mahogany, William

$20.00 $17. 00

1‘ fine assortment of Colonial Finite and Rockers

' , in satin Mahogany finish, with old fashioned spindle
backs. Among the patterns are the “Governor Brad

_ for, ” “Puritan,” W111dsor,” and several other popular

‘ 3d Mary period, ten pieces. Were $246. 00
1. Sale price $215. 00

1’; Diningroom Sets, American Walnut, Queen Anne
Curtains, Attractive period, ten pieces. Were $286. 00

and 1nexpensive Sale price $252.00

9.".- models I “a, “mum Diningroom American Walnut, William and
r _ Regular l’rlcegig-Qg Sale W“ gig-053 . . m $15.1!th Mary period, ten speiiates. Were $231.00

51223.0 . $10.00 ' Flgured' Madras for anmu' "' ‘ i Sale price $19300
" $11.50 ' 3 9,75 ; 1 ‘ Diningroom Sets of Mahogany, Queen Anne
5,“. S 8.00 S 6.15 A“ WW9 Wm“ ‘0' making in!” period, ten pieces. Were $385. 00

,7. 5 7.50. 3 6.00 pleasant and attractive. .

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E Regular price 313:3 3900 figured Madras, was $1.25, for 93 a... . m» Regular price $240.00 in? Sale price $210.00
$13-09 , $553 ' Sofs Pillow'l' 3:, fomierly $2.00, now $1.25 each. ‘ $434 00 .519:- ‘375'00 .
3 £23 :7225 so" mm, were $1. 25’ now $1 .00 "d1 . Dungeon Sets, Ebony with gold decorations, 1
6; 5'30 . “.75 the chairs covered in Sllri damask, ten pieces. 1
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Choirs nod Rockers in Mahogany and ivory fin-
ishes, Windsor style. ‘ ,
Sale price $9.75 .

S 4.50 $3.75

Fourth floor.

 

Children's Dresses Colored Rompers

Colored Ginghams and , .
Chambrays, were $2.50, for the l1ttlest ones.

$2.98, $3.50 and $4.50, 5* Anni lot only,

 

rQnslrer Looos that were 65 cts., now 50 ets. s yard.

Cretonnés, were 50‘ cts., now 39 cts. s yard.

Third floor.

Seamless Axminster Rugs ‘
2 Size 9 x l2

A good assortment of colorings in conventional
designs which are pleasant to the eyes. Excellent

- “fast and Tea Sets, Coffee

' lily decorated china,

0 i. Sale price $303.00

.. " 1' Dinmgtoom sci. of Mahogany in Colonial style,
ten pieces.

, This lot of China Austrian

Consisting of Break- Flowered China .(
Plates, Latticed Fruit]

Sets and Night Sets for ‘

bedroom use, all of pret- Bowls, Salad Bowls and

Cake Plates, large pink-
‘-"“~* bouquet decorations, fine

at ,, 50 as. rugs for lmng rooms, were formerly $45.,00 ,1,“ $1 50 , ware
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