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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 12, 1918 · page 2

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‘ «:2; J- W? $3.35- . if...
.,, “"7: » ..,' 119.25.- uses

72-... E‘.’ . .7 mm - , «.00

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fl _ I“: Colonial design, g”- .. ..
«&__ "regular $55 00 sale price m

. i ‘45. 00 $38.00
Teller ’with drop leaves, Colonial design,

 

“is“ h Will and May design, ,
,regular $35. 00 sale price”
$52. 00 7,, A sum

-%1&. I I I .l .7 JW ‘ ;
were $22. 00 sale price $18.50

Fourth floor.

, Dressing Tables
, Mod designs I: Whom. American Wat,
,z' "epic and Fuel nit-sue All «piped
' 5 7,9“ , with triplicate mirrors. &

My Tables. ' " "' 7 .

9,. Colonial design, was $45. 00 , sale price $34.00

‘ 31mm ,, . s30. 00 $22.50

Queen Anne. 19$}: $56.00 $42.90

' Abnpeliorl. ’ $29.00 N, , $21.00
than Wuhmt Teflon. ' / ~

Ni. Sureton design, reg. $25. 00 sale price $21M)"

'5 “In, -‘ $36.00 $27.00

9:- "" . , $26.00 $21.00

Colon“, . ‘ $21.50 $16.00

. Stanton design, reg. S32. 00 , sale price $25.00

w, 9 ' $35.00 . $291!)

$22.50 ’19.”

Wing Armchairs

airs Rockers. '
Covered in verdure

fi'tapestry, were $30.00

$25.50

Large Rockers
f ,Verdure tapestry cov-
Inngs,
,nrere $29.00 for $24.50
j ,were $45.00 for $38.00
‘5er Caverings of « ribbed
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5,, were $30.00

for $25.50 I.

#5.,
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Two Chirie’se Rog:

”-63 regular “5.00 smegma” ‘

regular $45. no sale price moo .

 

Every Winter Hot at Clem-em.

There are about forty Hats to go on sale imme-
diately, and these are of velvet and velvet and satin,
some of them tailored, some semi-dress hats, trimmed
with fur or fancy feathers. -A great number of these I,
were made to sell at from $9512.00 to $20.00. Regard, -,

less of quality or former :prices, they are now t0‘be

closed out at 9:

$290 $3.09 and $5.00

Becond floor.

White Fur Robes

f for baby old-gee
A small grOup at January Clearance prices, were
:3. 00 and $3. 50 -

Now $2. ‘00 and $2. 50

Children's Shop,N second tlooe'

 

m in the als— mrafiifilll
One of these rugs has an old blue ground; the
otheris'gol‘dentan. Both rugshrve small comes-z
tional floral designs distributed on the field of the rug,
typical of Chinese art, small hawthorn sprays and the
“flowers of Buddha ” The borders of the tags are
symbolic of Cheese art.
One was $125. 00
One was $150.00

‘-

now at $100.00
now at smut

Rte Russ ,
dpluu’ugcomhidinu. ”"5“"

These attractive woven rugs, which .are quite 7
washable, as they are made of strips of cotton cloth,

.an in colorings which are designed especially for bed-
rooms. Grays, pinks and blues with tans are woven in
‘ the “hit or miss” fashion and often there, is a floral

border at either end. Sizes and prices as follows:

Size 9 x 12, regular $12. 00 for,$10.80
8 x 10, $10.00 s 9.00,

6 x 9, S 6.75 . 8 6.00

4 x 7, S 3.75 8 3x

36 x 72, s 2.25 ' s 2.00

' 30 x 60,. . 5 1.85 $ 1.65
27 x 54. s 1.50 ‘ s 1.35

Third floor.

Axriiinster Rugs
Moderate six-eat graduate prion.
‘ Three groups of these Rugs. An assortment of
practical and pleasing colors, mostly olive and brown ,
shades predominating. ‘

Size 36 x 36 inches, were $4. 50 now $4.00
27 x 54 inches, threshold size,

were $2.50 N nowN‘32.25
221/2 x 36 inches, were $1.50 2 now $1.25
“ ‘. Whit-d floor. .

Afternoon Dresses
A grow of fifty Dress-

5 es, Chittons and Taffetas,
dressy models, made of ;
best quality material.'
White, pink, lavender .
and light blue, were for.
mcrly up to $65.00,

Now at 32500

Any woman in need or .
planning {or early spring ’
would do well to exam-f ’
Inc these dresses. 1!.

Undermuslins in the January Sale

Ahatoiigumentsmindudedinthisale,»
but there are especially tempting mines

in Gowns, Envelope anemia, Cam-V
ionic: and Petticoats. '

, Armchairs
" Coverings of figured
,7 repp, were $21. 00,

Ntor , $18.00

Envelope Gentiles, white or flesh tint,

‘l.00‘lnd$1.25‘

EnvelopeChemiuo. while only, embroidery and
lace trimmed, sizes from 38 to 44,

very special at 69 ch. .

Envelope Ger-ism in all sizes, white only,a

1 large assortment,

“Figured Stilts , - ,
{'5' form ‘r, ,1
rt? Flowered patterns, tor-NI
,mmrs Cu at;
59 eta. , , r-

,7 g and 91.75, ., ‘

gem. amuse manna

Envelope “so for misses, formerly 721.29

"r’to close out at‘ldets. udr.‘
, Camisoles of, washable satin, flesh color, very ”’
5100,55 Van”: flwnki ,

Gowns, and this means a new stock at late pun
chases which were handled considerably during the
Christmas rush, and some “of them have become

rumpled and slightly soiled. There are models ,with . 7

either high or low necks, long or short sleeves, and

also sleeveless, trimmed with embroidery and some ; ‘
with plain small tucked yokes. Sale price $1.00 each. .3

Gum, trimmed with lace and embroidery, reg-

ular sizes, 89 «5.81.00, 83.2.3 rec” $2.
Extra sited Gowns, certain modeis,

ingly dainty, were $1 50 Sate price W w‘

Routine-h, especially good qtral' tr, trimmed with ,-

laee or embroidery, regular sizes only,
$1.00, 51. 25 earl $1.50

Extra, sizes, trimmed with lace or embroidery,

$1.50,

or $25 '
Gown-with low necks, lace trimmed exceedo'

Second (lace.

Men's Neclrwe‘ar
One certain lot of styles ‘
to clue out It reductions.

Dark rich effects with ,
green, blue, purple and t
white. Persian combina-i '
lions, checks and novelty} 5
designs which are pleas-
ing. 9,737,; t7-9 7 in:

Were 82. 00 for $1.”
Were $1.50 for 9.1.29 ,

7 Ni 14..., m». npervend

. 1.28 Britta sizes tr'nnmed with embroidery only, , 7
N u a." , ’ , . v $2200,- .‘ 9 ‘ . styles. Good pkkingi.‘ .
con our. «1&7 NN,’ N second floors It. Men's Wear mew. main Item:

hammer

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