Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 8, 1918 · page 1

 

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Mulls rit may by a n m,
Watson-9&3? , H 9....
Whmtfis month. It costs lesS.

For abort min floor. east.

 

Living Room Suites
. WingAmcha'ne, covering of verdure tapestry.
three pieces.
Was $236.00

for. m
Was $282. 00 for WM
" t W Su'taa, were $197.00 for $108.00
1'- ln sill: d“ with mahogany

frames, William and Mary Period, J
. $116.00 for $08.00 ‘

f: MahowySuitaa, mulberry velour,
’ ' William and Mary Period, ' $116.00 for $00.00

 

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Odd Chairs and Rockers

Mahogany Rockers, high backs

_ ‘2 were $35. 00 for $30.00
‘ "7i. WilliamandMory. Rockers, ‘ .
high backs, striped velour,” were $42. 50 for $30.00
Mahogany finished Chairs and " ' " ,
Rockers \erdure tapestry, were $17.00 for $14.50

Mahogany Chairs and

,1 .' Rockers, blue velour,
MI E’ 'I IE I

- with spring seats, covered

were $21.00 for $17.75

with silk damask, were $13.00 for “1.00
‘ Fourth atom
Table Glass

; Punch as Custard Cups, Colonial, 6 for 50. eta.

1 plain, 6 for 58 eta.

Groupware-Glasses, hollow stem, 6 for 75 eta.

’1 GingerAle. tit-Beer, Colonial, ‘ 6 for 58 eta.

f " ”Ginger-Ales, ' 6for60cta.
W ‘ Sherbeta, 6 for 70 cto. 1
T Tali Cobnial Sherbet, 6 for 31.78 _ '
Thin blown Tumblers, plain, 6 for 38 eta. '

* 1 etched, 6 for “1'5 tts.

Colonial Gohld, 6 for 95 do.

honor! and light Cut Glass

Cantata, Fruit Bowls and Nobiaeo MGM,
very attractive pieces.

Were 51. 00 85 a. each.
Donut.
. Odd Pieces of China
Allotockpattarna, a collection worthy of bisoaction.
‘ ' English Forcelain.
, Dinner Plates, were 25 cts. for In :15. each.
. . Breakfast Plates, 2t cts. )5 ate
‘ Salad Bowls, , 4'. cts. 30 etc.
. . Bowls, ?. :1 cts. 20.1..
‘ Cream Pitchers, .57 cts.' ‘ 25 cu.
,Buttcrs (individual), 38 cls. 5 eta.
, Platters, 2 sizes, 7and 66ct ct.s 25qu 45 do.
_Negctabchishes, 44,1tnd66cts ctsmandfliets '
f Covered Dishes, $1.75 M. .5 ..~
' yPnritSauccas, doz. $1.30 $1.00
fife #2:! 3; n.1, as... ' 7
.‘t'aa Plates, :1 dozen, Were $6.50 for ”.00
pPlatas, dozen $5.50 $3.00 .
Govt ed Dishes each 85. 00 03.00
1, Sugar £91115, - $2. 50 all")
'A.D flutters, 4 7tcts. _ 506.1,
.‘ P:- - ' ~._ _, 7‘ ,v‘w.

 

Stockings for

Women

by Bids Cathy
and these are scarce and
rather hard to obtain.
Women who. do not find
wool. agreeable like these
winter cottons.

30.,floai0ficta.

Mancini Lille!» in
black, white and gray.
Very special at 29 ch

Boot 3‘s, in" fash-

ioned, black and white

only, regularly 591 ctsu

Until. floor.

Yams ready/now

There are lots of Army
and Navy Yarns now, for
sweaters, mufflers, heir
mets and socks. Light.
and medium gray, lulratti,
navy blue and black.
Good qualities.

Third floor.

 

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Last . Week ‘01 the

Boys' Sweaters

Only a dozen or so.
Oxford-1 gray, navy and
maroon. Models with
“necks. for ages 14 and
15011151. Were $3.50,

$2.98 Special.

Men's Collars

Discontinuedstyles to
close out, were formerly
29 cta, , V,

were, a hearers.

\ 5

Men's V alts

u orr 1-, long ads;

justable buckles of gun
metal. Were 50 cts.,

30m.

Mon'o Wear loctton,
m Com

Millinery

the prospects are that Winter lists will be in
fashion for quite a long time. The stock of hats ze-
malning for this sale contains many choice styles, in
velvet and satin hats. fur-trimmed and very chic and
becoming little Tummy,

The priesm tho III-oat over.

Women's Shoes
' Boots in our. «tram 11115 mi 9.1.1.1 tea, with
either kid or cloth tops. Efteets in 1111-1111 brown,
my, Russlan calf. and several attractive nonzitics,
planned hcumblne with [dilated suits. I

Not emy aloe in each color, but every size in the

lot,
1 $4.45 to $81.45

, ' Ploiovaud Dull CI! Bonus Boots, several styles
with plain or cap toes. Cuban or French heels,

' $4.45 and $5.45" .
Anew Show Made of especially selected

leather and handmade. Practically ere: 1 size included.
‘ and a real bargain,

$7.45 .

Beulah (slopes. 7"“
l'luc lttd, black or tau “ t' t'kslrin tales, SI .10
Plus and flue. Plosered (rt/1' one, very pretty, 1
'1 .-_-""' ,. ', “.50

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January Sale

H rndlterchiefs

Novelties, in two lots,

3 for 505‘s.

1 5 for 50. do.

initial Hulls-chick,
all linen, for women,

to do.
Children’s Handurclriefa,
61hr 501 ch.

Collars for Women

One hudeafln

Cob, roll or flat. styles,
were 50 cts.,

89 cta. spacial.
Satin Collars and

M were 50cm,
39 eta. special.

and‘ these will wash quite
well, .
at hit pic.

lain floor.

Sheffield Silver

- “Well ad Tune” More.

Were $14.50 at $112.50
Were $14.75 at $12.51:
Were $15.00 at ’13.“)
Were $17.00 at $15M
Were 810.00 at $127.00
Were $21.50 at $18.50
Were 322.00 at stem

9 \‘1'ere152325 at sauce

Were $27.00 at $24.00

Were $30.00 at $25.00

Sheffield Dishes.

Cracker and Cheese.
' regular price $7.50,

36. 00 special.

Main floor.

-1 Children's
Dresses
Colored Ginghams and

,Chambray's, were $2.50,
$2.98, $3.50 and $4.50,

at

me. $1.911.
$1.98 to $3.98.

Ages 4 to 6 years.__

Colored
Rompers
.' for the littlest ones. ’.
A small lot only.
Ages 2, 4 and 6 years.
50 eta. ‘

Second floor. '

'4..-

Children's
Books
Punk Studio and 3
few

Linen, loch which
.were to to 25 cts. each

and becameslightly soiled 1

through the holiday rush,

l': 61’; " ‘» "

le-hish-n“-

"W'Litlc Government Bonds, that's wliat they

are. Government Bonds are about as safe
as gun be. ,
A good investment, and everybody can help.

25 fits.
For sale, main floor cast.

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Large Rugs, sizes 9 x I2

)lerewith are listed some extra fine Rugs, in carpet
sizes. Most of the weaves are too well known :o need
any praise from us, for they are famous throughout
theland:

W! W are noted for their
beauty of design and color blending. Theyare copies
of old and high grade Oriental rugs, Sehnas, Bolt-
haras, Shirvans and Cashmeres, always pleasant to see,
always dependable for their wearing qualities.

Discontinued patterns are offered at a reductin', " l
a most unusual occurre11.e. ' - 1

Sizes 9 x 12, were $89.00 rm 00

27 x 54, were 59 25 for $8. 00

Worsted Wilton .thp, a large variety of patterns,
in 9 x 12, original price 567. 50,

$5250 seer-v. *

Hartford Saxony Rugs, thick and velvety, really
one of the handsomest domestic weaves ever producei,
regular price $90. 00,

$69.00 this sale.

It is well to remember that these prices are not
likely to be duplicated until after the war.
Thlrd' “our. '

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Library Furniture

’ LuxuriousSuitesinSparuah leather, Mahogany,
frames, three piaoeo.
for $62.50

,‘ Former price $75.00
1 ‘ $85-00 . for $69.00
Comfortable Armchairs and Rockers with easyl

4711th and backs.

Wi Chair, verdure ta estry, was $38. 00 ‘
"g p «.332 00

Armchair, ti ured re ', $21.00 1
1‘ pp 1... $18.00
Armcha' ,bl e 'elo r, $64.00 _
"I u h u p for $54.00
Lar e Rockers, r'bbed velour, $30.00 "

Historic SilVer

_ Steraing. ,
The “William Penn” pattern, a dignified and

' classic design which has been carried by the Read Sil-
' ver Section for several years and from which many f

people have bought portions of sets and odd pieces.

 

Regularly Sale Price, ‘
Medium For-ha, $24.00 $17.00 a sat.
Dessert Forks, $23.00 ,, 011.50 ' '
Table Spoons, $31M) '? $24.00
' Dessert Spoons, $18.00 : ‘
3 Soup Spoons, 020.00
‘E Tea Spoons, 1 ‘ $10.50
.i 'l’c'a Spoons, ‘ 0 7.50
Salad Forks, 322.00
Butter ode 017250
Mlmmn: 015.50
'A. D. Coffee Spoons, 0 7.00
V33! Oyster/Forks. . “0.00 '.- ' t
Oranyic Spoon, 1 ' 012m ‘ ‘
Jolly Spoon, ‘ . fi 0 4.00 » .
‘ finger Spoon, 1 1 ,, "0 M . 0.
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