Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 22, 1920 · page 5

 

 
 

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You may have been here every day. You may have had your eyes Wide open for

Mill End plums. But you did not see these! Cause Why? Cause they were not here until

noW. You see, the Mill End sale, this 44th, is a Week old. Its big opening quantities have
been sold. These are some of the new lots just hurrying into their places in the very
front line. .What merit they have and What interest they are going to stir up! ! !

Splendid Jersey
suits at $35.

'Just l1ere-—and not to be here long 1

For of such merit and beauty they’ll be snapped up

, mgerly.

‘ Excellent wool jersey of staunchness and weight, yet
d true beauty.

‘ Soft and fine but with a peculiai firmness.

’Tis this that makes jersey so fine fabric for general

' service. At business, when motoring, wherever most fab-

} aics wrinkle and lose their grace and shape,———the jemey

' keeps its place and good appearance.

Warm enough to be thoroughly a comfort all through
tithe Winte1, not too heavy to be grateful companion when
motoring next Summer!

These suits-«in N01 folk and straight models, with
. skirts not too scant in 1111111 heather mixtures and in plain
~fiilue brown black and eopenhagen; w ell tail- $ 3 5
med; true Mill End magnet at

Some rich rings

Men’s fine shirts

. Dandy neglige shirts of
: soft and handsome percale,
, foright and cheerful and
pleasing patterns and colors,
made with comfortabe soft
' cuffs, worth $4. 50—2 for $7

I Fiber silk socks of splen—
flld black, lisle sole and top,

2.5—

Signet rings of solid gold,
green or Roman finish, set
with little but brilliant ‘dia—
111111111s, worth $111.25 to

$29. 311— $10.50 to $22. 50

Fancy Hugs of green gold
set will < 1pp1hire or eme1ald

, Month 750— 650 double! handsome .in put
‘ Rich ties of fine and im- tern “1111:1100 in quality. mg—
i pressive effect exclusive 1113? $4.00— $5

Childen’ s cups of silver-
plate, piettv in pattern and
good in qualityuegular $2.25
to $2. 50—— » $1. 75 .

silks in four-in—hand pat-
seins, worth $2—— $1. 65

~ the great Sloane mills, heavy

’feet, regular $175-—

w—

Some fine rugs

Sloane’s Karnak rugs, the
finest of Wilton rugs from

and r'ysh, rare in design and
color harmony. Nine by 12
$150
Roxbury Axminster rugs,
best of Axminsters, Oriental
patterns, 9 by 1‘2 feet,regular
$69— $59
Sanford’s heavy Axmin-
ster rugs in flowered and
Oriental designs, 36 -by 70
inches, regular $10--—$8.50

Women’s furnishings

Sample stockings of lisle
and cotton, mostly black, not
al sizes, worth $1 to $1.25—

. 77c

Handsome silk stockings,
all black, irregulars of $3
sort, but hurts are slight—-

$2.19

Sample heavy stockings,
wool and cotton, regular 75c
‘10 $11— 596

Cashmeie stockings for
babies, white, worth 35c—

29c

Underwear of light soft
cotton, worth 50c and 65e—

4150 85 55c

Children’s cotton knitted

 

 

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Spring g Spm 1a] purses at $6 75'

Argentone suitings, new Top— handle purses of real
flesh and beautiful, one oi: leatlu r, g1a1eful shapes and'
“he Spring fabrics just nicely finished, three sizes,
Eoreezed in for the "Mill Endll worth $7. 50 to $9 70...

A soft beautiful woolen $6.15
with touch of silver upon its

ssurface. ,
Beneath that silver the,
glint of deep and satisfying
«color z—taupe gray blue‘ hen-
na or black. _
A, Fifty-four inches wide,

worth $7 yard— 33
Pure wool serges of spe-
eeial weight and strength,
mavy and black and dink.
brown, 38 inches wide. worth

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13:2. 25 yard— $1375 sizes 6 to 8, regular$2. 25 and
i ‘ $2 50— $1. 75
For toilet table. “
11 h or Slipon' face veils
113-1111112236 ngtvfidfgc_ es Limited lot of these clever
’ 3 for 25c and convenient little affairs

Lotio soothing; j“
11.103111211211011 ofn, rosewater' 001013 31151 b13018 regular,
pylycefine and bemoin’ worth 25cent' thy— 15"
50c— 390 Cap sha e hair nets, Alli-
Hays Hair Health, a stan— ance brand: regular 10e—
1 dard preparations, re 3 for 250
500— Self-adjusting hair nets in
Peroxide of hydrogen, cap shape, all shades, regu-
EBtmldard quality, lar 2011-— 2 for 250

 
 
 

 

combination of good design'
with good color.

either 011 band or waist. s1'z 3s

6 to 14,regular $450—$235

Girls’ splendid
serge skirts

Of great service and con-
nience—and in pleasing

Navy blue ‘serge, pleated,

Plaids of excellent efiect,

st ready for Mill Enders.

 

,ers, worth $4—

waists, worth 50c—-— 39c

Chamoisette gloves, white,
washable look like suede
w01th $1— 790

Tan lambskin gloves of
fine quality and effect, light
weight, fit excellently,worth
$3— $2.65

Plain linen handkerchiefs
of nice weight, worth 25c—

19c

Umbrellas with the clever
new short handle, good cov-

«$3.45

New dainty underwear _

Some charming chemises
of- soft and delightful nain-
sook.

Envelope style, with dain-
ty trimmmg of lace, either
Val or fisheye.

Inserting is effectively
used upon front—and edg-
ing to match adds its charm

$1.39 & $1. 85

Heatherbloom pettieoa
new model of brigt
ton for wear wth close-61
skirts, tailored flounoe, 1111
to give efiect of acoordion

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See the new
women's shoes 1

Beauties, in plenty. And
special-service shoes :-——those
with arch support built in.
for example 1

Black suede of fine line,
French heel, worth $13—

$11.85

Patent leather with tan
cloth top or with kid top,
worth $11— . $9.85

Brown kidskin with top of
either brown ,or tan cloth,
worth $11-- $9.85

Black kid laced shoes of
special style. low heel. arch
support, worth $11—--$9.85 _

Tan calfskin with Cuban
heel, laced, worth $9—-

$8.15

Black kid laced shoe, mili—
tary heel, Very trim, worth

$7.50.. d‘sass

Men's warm coats

Moleskin coats in tan gray
brown and leather color,
warm waterprOof durable
and good—looking, double
breasted and belted and with
those comfortable slanted
pockets. Sizes 31 to 4-1,
worth $27.50— $18.75

Short coats of genuine
leather, lined with moleskin.
Can be worn either side out!
Very tough and warm and
smart. Worth $351-—

$24.75

Leatherette waterproof
coats of heavy and firm qual-
ity. Double breasted, belt-
ed, have bellows pockets.
Worth $25— $18.75

Sheep-lined voats of cor—
duroy. and moleskin, short
and give freedom, 1' ery dur—
able and warm. Were of
special value at $10. 95—

$9.50

Army raincoats with dou-
ble back, buckle front, thor-

oughly rainproof, were $7.50 60c—

$6.35

‘”.I-aoepoints

for neckwear

By the yard, a wondrous
lot of lace points that make
such effective and pleasing
neckwear.

White and'ecru, in many
patterns, of great beauty.
worth $1.25 and $1. 50

yard— 950
, worth $2 yard-$1.15
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More men's shoes

Men “in the know” are
the keenest seekers for Mill
End shoe savings! Others
can well take a tip from
them. ,

Here are some of the new
Mill End lots:-—-

Tan Norwegian calfskin,
the. new brOgue laced shoes,
worth $15— $13.85

Tan calfskin shoes on
English last, 11 orth $10-—

$8.85

worth $19—— $7.35

Cord-insole shoes of splen- '

did back kid, b‘lucher style,
worth $11.“ $9.85
Gunmetal calfskin shoes
with broad toe, blucher cut,
worth $8.50--- $7.85

Metal and Woodware.

Roll—top bread boxes. reg—.
ular $1,75— 95c
Pantry sets, 4 pieces, reg-

ular $1.85— $1.35
J apanned lunch boxes,
regulai 45c—- 35c

Copper wash boilers, reg-
ular $5— $4.10
Wash boilers with copper
bottom, regulai $3.5 50—-
$2. 90
Aladdin aluminum tea
kettles, regular $7. 85——
$6 .95
Pereolators of aluminum,
6 cup, regular $3. 25—$2. 85
Mirro aluminum, tea and
coffeepots and pans of sev—
eral sizes, regular 50c to
39c to $3. 40
Ironing board with stand,
regular $3. 75—— $3
Glass wash boards, regu-
lar 90c—
Kitchen table with porce-
lain top, regular $12. 50—-
$11.65
Wet—wash baskets, regu-
lar $1.50— $1.25
Shopping baskets,‘reg{1ilgar

$4. 25—

Galvanized tubs and coal-
beds and pails, regular 45c
to $1. 35—— 35c to 951:1

Ash sieves, wood frame,
regular 40c—— 290

 

Sleds that fly!
Flexlble F‘lnyéeENtlfi £11131: Boys’ warm pajamas

of all s eds,a ys

which rank next in speed mmgvglfdwgeguggym

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every one bull: stro Heavy? flung!-
”Lawrence“ mmlfiom apiece-tn.

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- 4cto$2.35—- 3cto$1. 75

hats—"$2.45.

of silk and fuzzy b :11 er.

dear to young women.

Splendid draperies

Hand—drawn mereerised
scrim curtains of extra-
heavy fabric fine and ser—,
viceable,efi'ective; regular $6

Oil~opaque window shades
of extra quality, duplexl
green and whiteon excellent
rollers, regular $1.19—--85c

Colored—bordered SCl'llllS
and marquisettespure whit 1
gound, and border 1n fllllat -

tive designs; regular 8." 1m--
69c

Tapestry couch cm ers, ex—
tra heavy and staunch, Ori-

ental designs. 60-inch size,
.regular $10 and $12--- $9

Home Needs
Self-wringing mops. regu-
lar $l-—- 50c

Clothes line of sash cord,
regular 3c foot——- 20

Dustless mops,, regular $1
850

Gas lamps metal base, art
glass shade, regular $6. 50 toi

$25-- $15. 25 to $20
Gas irons regular $3 95' ---
$3. 35

Inverted gas lights com-
plete regular 90c--— 60c

Dishes of many sorts, odds
and ends from regular stock
of decorated American ware,
everything from cup and
saucer to meat— dish, regular

Old English floor wax,reg-
ular 7 5c-- 55¢:

ICrep‘em toilet paper, regular
300

for

Package toilet paper, 1000
sheets, regular 200-—
4 for 500

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A few are worth as little as $5 111ost
are worth n10re,—--a Mill End exmnple at

 

 

Rich hats==$2.45.

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Dozens and dozens and dozens of handsome and richl ?
Silk homer and fine Velvet and unique voi‘nbinationst 1

Little hat,s jaunty velvet hats shaped liked Tam-0n
Shanters, big hats with 11211 111g blims little round hats 111th
just the cutest rolling b1'11m,—--(1e1'y sort of good hat 1 ‘1

And colors :-—-br own and taupe and blue and black and "3
a dash here and there all through the lot of bright colors so

$2.45

Home Textiles

Re-enforcenients
have rushed to the aid 1

cotton-goods seetion—whmmgf

these have been strei
days!

Bleached sl‘1eeting,
wide, good and heavy,
1:11- 7021 yd“

.‘l— 4 bleached

legul: 11 90c. 111——

Yaid wide 11111.sli11,bl
0d good weight, fine 1n
ity.

1310.11 110d 1 1 ash ,131111' 1251111211,,

regulai 300 1 .1rd—-—

T11111isl1 to1101s, good size,“
401: 1

white, regular 500—-
Bluo—bordor Turkish

els of nice 11'eigl1t,regular 31g.
301:

DRESSES —— bot ‘
service dresse '
and women’s house dresses,
Stan-lei:

and good looking, 32 inchesl
wide, regular 39c yard—-

FOl 1.
child mm ’s

Ladlassie 1-.loth

wliic

60c

sl1e< ting,“
splendid weight and finish”
700 .5

W 1111.11 400 1"a1d——356

Ileauy 11111111 .111 111ed muslin, ’
yard 11'ide,regu1ar 35c yard—«y

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Glass 81 China.

Goblets and other size

med glasses, regular
to $16 don—

$1. 85 to $11.50
Vases of many sorts, re
ular 40c to $1—-29c to 056

1131‘”

Flower baskets,
$1.75—

China mayonnaise
regular $1.50—

Salad sets, Japanese
regular $4.50 and $5—

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