._ fllroughout. Were up to $37 .50 1 , ,. Plush Coats W, Pioo and Baffin Seal leh' ‘ Most attractive styles for wintry weather, with l deep collars of Nutria, Raccoon and other good look- ) ing but inexoe‘nsive fur. y . .- - I Models were i $35.00 and'$37.50 NW $25-09 Were $45.00 and $50.00 Now $35.00 Coats of Velour and Ker» 'At soy, desirable styles trimmed with fur and some lined $18.75 fit...’ ' . ' lecond floor ' ,v \ ‘ Good Styles in Womm'sjhoes ' for street wear K,- ‘gflp..._ W Piain and Ball on: Button Boots, several styles with ; 5... plain or cap toes, Cuban or French heels, ' I~' In S" , ‘ W Poplin, 36 inches wide, was I \ N t \h n ‘5: inches wide, was 29 ct , $4.45 and $5.45 Arch-support Shoes. Made of eSpccially selected ' leather and hand made. Praetielly every sin in- ll eluded and a real bargain, $7.45 Boudoir Slippers Fine kid, black or tan with elkskin soles, , ‘ Time to think of Summer Dresses "‘ """fl . labethemncw Mode Chins, silk and cotton mixture, -7' Si inches wide, was 5'5) cts, 49‘ all a yard \- 85 cts, ~ 29m W Voile, plain colors only, 40 25 oil l. 00M 8m plain eolors."just the thing Iorcltildrm’sschool dressesfifi inches 1 51-19 ‘. , Pinhead blue, FIOWere-d Cretcnne, very pretty, 31.59 J‘ b . 1&L.a.—.L_.L‘.-5 L' This J actuary Clearance is a true Sale of Economy Second Floor. Attractions Corset Covers Several Vodd lots, incomplete lines of sizes, of it very good quality and trimmed with lace. 0n ‘ ' wh' .11 ' ' - .11; 533?, slfmwififigfé‘o at $1.00 $1.25 Asecondgronpwhich - , at ' $1.98 were $2.00 . """" at Another lot, quite a mixed as- sortment, imposible 'to des- cribe but representing tempt- . ing values, were $350 and $3.98 Still‘another‘iiine‘cjf‘very'danty styles, some crepe de chines and satins among these, ”were $4.50 and $5.00 at $3.98 ' at , 49 'and 59cts. ‘ LA number of others, one or two Others at $150, $1.75 and up. of a kind, were 65 and 75 cte. lingerie Section. second floor; Corsets, Special One lot, sizes 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, ‘30 and up to , ‘V | These were $33? and $1.50. 'A second lot including such makes as 85 cts. $2.85 ' Name, 0. B., Redfern and Bustproof, and which» have been $3.50 to $6.50, sizes 19 - ' to 36, but not all sizes in each make. $3.95 With the above some good models for full figures in both front and back lace styles. If you find your size in a model you like ,you have a good bargin. \Smocks and ‘Middies ' A special group that were $1.95 , a 0100 Nice for ’inorning wear about the house in winter, as the material is serviceable. ‘ Second floor. Satin Hats 2 gr Very smart styles and ' late arrivals, too'. At $4.00 and $5.00 To help over until spring. , l g; Beconl floor. l4 -.'-4 Umbrellas ' Buy now as prices will“ Erglzrea and '30 higher 1’ ’1 ea!“ — At reduced prises, add All Umbrellas priced from $2.00 upwards, to ‘ be sold at 10 per cent. discount. lots of broken sizes. ’ Trimmed Brassieres with handeaux inside, ’ acting: as two'garmcnm in one. Regular prices were 59 cts, $1.00, $1.50 Kain fit: or. ‘ Clearance of and $3.00. House Dresses NOW at ‘50. 3'5 ate. An odd lot of em. Email-0° $318200 bays and Parades, aux W no were neatsiylei which have 5035“" $1000“ 53'0" been" up to $1.75 “" ”fish? “'2 ”“1 $1.25 to close out mane new .to close out. . ‘ L fiRead's Linen Sale Annualmntofbighomesaving . No home can have too many housekeeping Idem, Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Gases, etc. The Read Linen Shop began making ready for this sale months ago, taking advantage of every’ op- portunity to buy when prices worolow. The sale in- cludes almost every variety of Table Ilincn, Towels and Toweling needed by homes, boarding ham and hotels. It would be well to steel: up now while that: these prices last and the W is goal. Towels and Toweling ' tine qualities Turkish Towels, bleached, produced from the best mills in this country. All towels in this sale taken irom our regular stock, regular price 13 cts. sale once 10 eta. each 15 ate. 12% at! 17 etc. , l5 cts. V 22 cats. 13 cts. ‘ 30 cts. '35 cts. Huck Towels, hemmed, best q‘ulatllt)’, at pri:.cs less than they canbe made today. The i0‘-\'-"‘,‘3 were bought some months aw 'n Lie}: coconut. for taming"; selling prices. , . Cotton Huck Towels. were 17 eta 18 cm 19 eta. Huck Towels, hemetiirbed, were 3:" cis. 50 1.2.4. Union Linen Huck Towels, as... were 59 cts. sale price 45 at; .‘ _ ~ 59 cts. 4:2 eta. Crash Towelings. The. Road House have a plenti- t'ul supply of towelings at pvescn-L ,and are offering ‘them at prices well wonh considering, as later on they sale pr2.e in", film. it eta. ‘5 CE. ‘ sale price 25 m. each. 89 at}; ' will be scarce. Bleached Toweling of pure linrn, Soft and :Jg-un'bent, regular price 18 cts. sale price 14 crea‘ymi. ‘ , 23 cts. JG #2:. j 83 ets. 2-") sin. Meling, part ”linen, will wear and launder'exeeed- ingly well, regular price 15 etc. sale palm 12% Chi. syard 18 Ms. .. 14 etc. . 23 etc ' 19 cts. 3' 55 ‘ 1‘ also Toweling, pure linen, in red or blue checks, regular price Elects. sale price 17 mayo-z! Glass Toweltng in stiiped’c fleets, was 15 cts. , ‘ new 121/, etc. a yard. Linen Section. :1:qu floor. 33 '13:; All Pictures less 20 per cent. _ Only 25 ets. and b you realize it you it enough for a War
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