New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], February 16, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

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NEW TITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16,.. 1920.
NET DEBT OF CITY v
EACEDSAVERAGE
Fiftb Highest in State, Depart
: ment of Commerce Says -
debt of th pijliclpul cltlci of Con
in ctlout un follows: ,
Net tli'lit Per dupila
UrldiP'port
H i t rai d . (
Morldcn
I Now Jlrltulii
jNow Haven,
'Stamford ',
jWatorbury
t.tlMVI.OOQ
.. r.OTO.llOO
KUi.huu
... 3.8;iU,0(
. . 1,145,000
2,452,000
9,303,000
169.47
.e.
22.I
tl).S3
64.91
05.19
99.92
m
The increase of ngificguta pe r rap.
,lta dPbt for counties of tlio ilat Is
.reported hi follows: i ' '
;KnlrlfM.l
jflartfoi'il
'l.ltehfNrt
IMIddJcs.'-
'New liavi'ii
1922
f C8.X1
710
' 4A37
3S.S5
67.01
60
ni GUOIIUB H, UANNINO,
. Whlni;tflu Bureau of N. U. Hsratd)
. WiuihliiBlon, 1). C. Fob. 16. Thu
publlo debt of tlto city of Now lliit
am has run considerably In excess Now London
of the general average for all tlio (Tolland 3H.04
cities of Connecticut. , jWlndhnm 85.68
Of the cities In tlio Muto with
popuWIIons or more Mum Hu.oiin
'New Mrltuln win nfth highest In per
. -c-upttu debt, t was disclosed by of
tli'liils of tlio I'. 8. dcpui'lment of
(omnicrro toduy.
New HrUiiln'a nut Indebtedness In
IMS amounted to I3,S3!U0(i. This
n presented a per cuplla debt of
111.63, which Is declared to be aboe
vlho average Tor all the. cities not
only In Connecticut but throughout
tho country. The average per capita
debt of all cities in tho slate, was
f.'iJ.M, and for all cities In tho
I niteil Htutcs, $50.(15.
nKilmi'y Han Highest In stale
Of the largo cities In tho state,
Walerliury hud tho highest per
capita debt, with a net debt of 99, -S'.3.0on,
or $36.52 per person. Merl
den was the lowest of the cities of
"",000 and over, having Indebted
'new of only $so;.ono. or $23. 03 p:r
capltii.
Among the sniuller cities of Con
nectlctit, proton had the highest per
capita debt, its Indebtedness amount
ing to Jl.lin.33 per person. Brlsto.l
wns next, with per capita debt of
S04.47, and New London with $S4.0f(,
third. I'eclerul officials point out,
however. thut although Individual
cities vary a Brent denl ns to their
public debts, in general, larger
a ety Is, the larger Is lis' per capita
'Indebtedness.
New Britain's net Indebtedness,
according to the federal statisticians,
represents the funded or fixed debt
or the city less its sinking
fund asset it; The gross debt of the
'city totaled $4,518,000, it is report
ed, of which tho funded or fled
debt amounted to fi, 403,000 and all
other debts to 1 1 5.000.
Comity llcbt Increased
The. .aggregate net debt of Hart
ford county and all its civic drvi
"sions totaled $27,033,000 in 1022.
This was nn Increase of more than
'$13,noo,000 over the "aggregate debt
:ln 1012. which was only $12,033,000.
'.'he combined per rtpitu debt of
Hartford county and all its civic di
visions increased from $44.91 in
1012 to $77.10 in 1 022.
The state of Connecticut had a
'public debt or $0,OS8,000 In 1422, or
$4.24 per capita. Ten years earlier,
in 1,0 1 2, the state debt was $7,111,
000 or $0.12 per person. Thus tho
state decreased its indebtedness by
$1,023,000 or 14.4 per -cent in the
decade. In l!ifl2, .the state's debt'
was $1,r,7S,Ono or ll.7S per capita,
and in 1S9", it was $3,701,1)00 or;
$3.04 per. inhabitant.
.Combined Debt SI0O.U.M.000
The combined debt or the stale,
the counties, incorporated places and
all other civil divisions of (.'onnec.tl
eut, including towns, school dis
tricts, and, independent departments
surh ss water, sewer and marketing;,
totaled $10(i,or,4,000 in 1 022, repre
senting un increase or 94 per, cent
dining the past decade. The. State
fb-bt represented 0 per cent el' the
total; the .debts of the counties, 1.5
per ten!; (he debts or Incorporated
places, SI. 7 per cent; and the dcbti
of other civil division. lft.S per cent
DrWs (if iti. pud Counties
The Department of t'ommeree re
ports the net debt and per capjln
1912
$38,70
44.91
24.86
86.88
33.82
54.03
27.84
35.31
HOT MATCHES SET FOR
.TONIGHT AT Y. M. C. A.
Ciilcivpaii-Ronaii mid t.onils-.n-
ilcron Handball Teams Clash
for Title.
Tonight at 7 p. in., up In 'the
crow's nest on tho firth floor of tho
"V" building In one of tho new;
handball courts, the- battlo for tho!
"V" handball title will bo staged be
tween two youthful teams, tho l'n
terspaiifjlogun combination against
tho It. Loonibj-Anderaon tenni.
A good many of tho handball fuuji
pick tho I'nterspaii-ltogan team to
com through on past performances.
This team eliminated tho Dressel
Crowo and K. I'ntcrspan-MilkowlU
fcuma recently. The l.oomls-Ander-son
team does not appear to team
up us strong, but one ran never tell
what will happen when a title la. at
Slake, llert l.oomis will referee and
Tom Crowe will ussi.st him in keep,
ing the players In line. ,
The old doubles handball cham
pions, K. L'nterspan-Hcrgstrom team
urc challenging any and all teams in"
the "Y" and are drawing ua their
first opponents Friday of thin week
the Mug brothers.
lien Loom!", chairman of the
handball' committee, Is planning to i
hold a "Y" tsinglo handball tourna- i
ment within 10 days. Handball play-1
era will, bo graded according to their i
ability.
' OUK 27TH FEBRUARY " "
FURNITURE SALE '
Meets Kviry Demand for Quality l-'urniturc
at Bona fide Savings of 10 to 50 Per Cent.
NEWEST FICTIOIT AT OU2 MSCnLATIKO IIBHAE.Y MATH FLOOR
iwmiiiMii illlilWMWBWMW8BaHMMMMi
OUR HOME BUDGET PLAN
Kiiiililcs You to liity riu'iiiliire from Your
Mrirnings Wit limit, Disturliinj Your Sav-
i::;:i to Kiijuy Your Furniture While Pay
in:t l'or Jt. ' ,
I
All This. Week Ending Saturday Night, Feb. 2 1 st, At 6 P. M.
NOW FOR A WHOLE WEEK OF BARGAINS SUCH AS YOU ALWAYS EXPECT A-TTHE MILL-END SALE. THOUSANDS OF
COLLARS' WORTH OF STAPLE MERCHANDISE AT WAY BELOW REGULAR PRICES - Much of Our Regular Stock Included.
WINSTEI) MERMEN MN
FROM LOCAL SWIMMERS
Defeat Tankmen from New Itrilain
V. M. C. A. by Score of
to 18. x
Tho Vtiv?t"d Y. M. C. A. swim
ming team defeated the local Y mer
men .Saturday :;2 points to IS points,
a summary of the events following;
. 40 yard free elyle: Kchultz, Win
sted, lir.st; Farkcr New Uritain, sec
ond; JSerqiiist New lirituin, third.
Time 21 2-5 seconds.
100 yard: HuIIIvhii Wiusted, lirst;
I'liian, New r.rilaln, second; tlnie 1
minute i J secoml.i.
40 yard back stroke: K. Urban,
New Britain, lirst; Schultz, Winsted,
second. 'I'imo 32 4-5 seconds.
I'liinge fey dintancc: Martin Win
sted, first, 40 feet; Ucrqubt, New
lirilain, 33 feet.
Ml yard relay race: Won by Wiiv
stead team, Sullivan, Schultz, Cross
man and Xioeeher, time 41 2-5 sec
ends. Now Krilain team: X'arker,
Urban, It. Urban, ISerqukt.
I'aney diving: Snfliey, Vln.sted,
Unit, 43. 1 points; Heffia, New Hrltain,
43.0 points; Parker, New Britain,
third,' 36.9 point.s.
North Carolina's tlr.it cotton mill,
.it Hoeky lnii:it. i.ti'l is operated
by the family that founded it in
1S17.
Jlill-End Sale Specials
AT CORSET
SHOP :
$1.29
X-CKI.LO GIRDLES 14
Itobbcr nedurlns t'o;,i;:.i
Made of heavy para rubber.
sizes up to 40.
Value $5.00, at
Inch
es Jong, made in sections of
heavy broche and elastic. $3.50
$2.69
BrasslereaMade of heavy silk
striped material hook back and
side erfect, extremely long walst-
cr, $1.00 value
at
Itengo Uc!t Comets The $2 50
kind (T-S
75
at
The 55.00 kind
$3.69
at
Nemo Cursets Now 1025 mod
els, made of pink SET fhfi
brocad at tpO.UV
Jlade of heavy,
coutil at
I. t'oniilie Fropt
e: 55.00 value
ot
(trand Ducliess Cursets With
wide 'elastic adjustable nbdomn-'
al belt sitaehfd, CrT gf
sizes up to 40 tt ....
Her 5?3.'?3tr tlnlicr V.riwrinK
nrama'cjr s Tie.de. of he:ivy para
itbf:.!s:..0.!.u.0. 1.95
$3.50
I.aclis Cor-
$3.69
3IILL-EXD
A
SALE
Monarch of All He Surveys
j',7.V..t',c;i''--.; a
At Art Department
Veleur Cushloiii With beauti
ful tapestry centers and trim
med with tinsel braid, round,
oblong, oval, bolster and novelty
shapes, blue, green, black and
mulberry. Special CO CO
Mill End Sale tPiS.Oi?
lllnrfc Print TableelotKs Of
a very good quality lndianhead,
sizes from 45 inches to T2 Inches
snuure. Regular, value to 51.8').
Mill End Sale ,
price
Ilrnuly I.nster X lightweight
vain tur sweaters, scarts, etc.,
all colors. Regular 22c.
ounce balls, 3 for 5Sc.,
ball
Tun Centers nnd Scarfs to F.m
bi older Three new designs,
mmnfil on tan linene centers.
30-Inch round, scarfs 18x5 1 inch
es. Your
choice
79
one-
45
. V it v 1 ft ft
w v
This big spotted cat, who can't change his spots,. is cer
tainly an elegant looking; fellow. While, frankly, he's not a
vegetarian, he isn't as black as some have painted him. It is
easy to see that whatever his faults mav be. he's a perfect
gentleman something on the order of the mildest man that I
ever scuttled a ship or cut a throat, , e I
MILL-EXD SALE
CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY
"C'ndet Metier? Contest i:nds
February !Mst.
Children's "Pineapple" Mitch
BtoekiuKs Klne combed cotlon
in champagne, beaver, tan bark,
gray, black and cordovan, sizes
S to J',3. at Me. pair.
Xe. 40X8 Mise Merceriyd
Blocking English rib, cnlors
are champagne, pongee, beige,
gray, beaver. Russian calf, red,
tan bark, black, white and cor
dovan. Sizes fi to 10. Regular
59c, Mill End Sale Price SOc.
pair. Ask for them by number.
MILL-EXD SALE
AT LUGGAGE
f SHOP
DOWNSTAIRS
Steamer Wardrobe Trunks
Three drawers, six hangers,
liundrv bug. pecinl hat com
partment, fiber eovercd and
bound, heavy hardware, spring
10CK, regular :i.uu. at the .Mill
Ivnd
Sale
Fiber Suit Ce Popular"-T
oromi fnnae, ;t inches long,
light weight, regular $1.50, Mill
pVtcV.0.1? $1.00
Traveling llnga Of extra good
quality enwhido at a real low
price. Double and single handles;-
li leather lined, three
pockets, in all the popular
shades, regular values to $!. at
the Mill End ' QQ OQ
Gala ?O.Oi7
$18.39
Illnrb
Tratclins;
flber, linen
II n ( Of
lined, good
$1.00
strong
Jock and catches,
regular $1.50. Special
WEKK-EXD CASK Of black
enamel, heavy leather vomers,
strong handles, fancy cretonne
Hwd, three shirred pockets, sire
2: Incite, regular $3.5. at the
Mill .End
Sale
$2.89
MILL-EXD SALE
At Housewares J
Dept.
Cert Iron Fry Pons Family
size wil last a lifetime, regular
08c, for SOc.
Mlrrora White enamel frame,
good quality RlaK, 14 in. x 20
inch, regular $1.25, special 91.00.
4nrllng Irons The well
known fully guaranteed Curlex
curling Iron, removable waver
rod and two-piece attachment
plug, special 7Sr. '
Floor Puh Brooms Red blork
.finish, red handle, good grade
broom, at Tile. '
II rooms Oood srade rorn
brooms, exceptionally well made,
at 48c.
Oil Mops Full sized tuop. Ions;
handle, real gucd grade mop at
40c.
Indoor Clothes Heel Heavy
metal construction. !?iod grade
rotten line, for use in kitcatn,
priced at SOc.
Electric Storea Boils, frys,
bakes and does a dozen userul
jobs about tho kitchen, fully
guaranteed, sale price S1.SS.
Electric Irons li-lb. size heavy
nickel construction, fi feet cord
and attachments,, fully guaran
teed, rpeclal ?2.88.
;tns g he H 18-Inch glafa
bathroom shelf, complete with
brtfrkets, value fl.33, complete
(l.OO. .
Toilet Tlrmlics Madp of good
giadu ' fiber, blcck. wbod handle,
wire twisted construction, priced
at c.
Nerving Trnya Mahogany fin
is!!, felt bottom, glass insert, as
sortment of designs, sale price
6fc.
MILL-END SALE
AT CHINA
DEPT.
One I. nt Cot Glass Consisting
of high comports, flower bowls,
four-compartment relish dishes,
fruit bowls, etc., values up to
$1.00
Colonial Optic Table tilaaanare
Consisting of goblets, high
sherbets, cocktails, low sherbets
and nice glasses, regular value
J1.50. your f for ff-f 1 Q
choice Ql.liJ
Knlri ' Iland Pinner Plates
Regular value $1.50, special
6tor$l.pO
PorcHnln Bime Ttoudofr I.ftmim
In assorted colors with llk
nluc J2.13, sale price V'vU
RIBBON .
SPECIALS
MILL-END SALE
Moire Jtlbhoaa TO popular
shades, also black and white. 5
Inches wide. Stir, value for the
Mill End Sale 37r. yard.
Harrow Ribbons Plain and
fancy !2-inch to 2 inches widi,
for neck ribbons, fsney tuik,
underwear, etc., value to 10c. d.
at 7c. yd
MIrb V.rade Satin Itihbon.
Also Plaids and brocadei. all
s'.lk. 5 to 81? incites wirl f'-r
trimming, millinery and making
'sashes, values to 7?c. yd., s.ily
price .tfte. a yd.
Mill-End Sale
Stationery
Holland I.lnen Pound rarer
1 lb. paper, - packages euvel-
opes. regular sic, at ac. ;
It kt. ftold Plated Fnunlaln
Pen and Prnrll Sets Self 1111111?
and guaranteed w-omvn's and
nif-n's. in pltiih lined si" boxes
regular value J J. 1 ., at 1 03.
Sneeinl Assortment ot
l.rade Hexed Stationery
with decked edites and
with beautiful lined envelope
regular fl.tin, your dioice
MILL-EXD - SALE
At the Silverware
Dept.
Itocers' Silver Plated Table.
Tea, spoons, table spoons,
or forka, set of siK, choice at
Silver Plated Itnllowware Of
quality, choice of various pieces,
such as bowls, bnskets. vases,
rsndlestlcks. also various tubr
pierfs, value to 1 1 00. chorea at
Jl.ln.
Women's Coats All at Mill-End Sale Prices
$10.00
Women's Sport Coats That were
priced up to $29.00, are in polairc and
other, sports materials.
Mill End Price
Women's Sports Coats In a good se
lection of materials 'and colors, including
black. Were priced up to
$35.00. Mill End Price . .
Women's Sports Coats That were up
to $39.00, all finely tailored in high quali
ty materials.
Mill End Price
Fur Trimmed Coats Of Bolivia and
other materials, have collars and cuffs of
Manchurian wolf fur. Were priced up to
$49.00. OK-nftA
Mill End Price '. 0JJ
Fnr Trimmed Cont-!-Of Brvtouia and fine bo
llvias, luxuriously fur trimmed and silk lined,
were priced tip to 59.00, COO A A
Mill End Trice ipOa.UU
Fur Trimmed Coats In many handsome ma
terials combined with such rurs as squirrel,
beaver and nutria, were priced "P " JiiS.dn.
311 11 r,nu .
Trice
$15.00
$19.95
$59.00 .
Dre-s Values Extraordinary at the
Mill-End Sale
GROUP I-
i
f I -
Including jersey dresses in
all the wanted colors, also
dresses of twill,
and crepe .
$5.00
GROUP II-
Clearance of dresses that
were priced up
to $19.98
$7.50
GROUP III-
Xcw Jnnel dresses- in the
gem coWrs, all in smart tail
models $10.00
GROUP IV-
Clearance of dresses that
were priced A fA
up to $33.00 D1t:IjU
Fur Trimmed Ensemble Suits
$35
Just arrived and specially priced for the Mill
End Sale at
The t'o.'t extends to within four inches of the
bottom of the smart dress. Squirrel is the fur
used as trimming: many of the new spring shad's
are rhown.
TWENTY-FIVE
TAILORED
SUITP FOR
WOMEN'
At the Mill-End
Sale
Mastly - In sizes
suitable for misses
and small women,
many of them fur
trimmed, were pric
ed from S:5.00 to
Mi.Oil. made of pni
ivt twill in navy
-due and brown.
Girls' Coats
at the
Mill-End Sale
j Value J8 9. Mdl-EntT
I Price
$5 !
1 &?$Ml
- s isan tss.
H.ab?
It-1!
l -Ivja.tfjl
Vali:
$5.00
$7.50
fts.SH.
End fnee
$10.00
$12.50
f!50
Kud Pries
$15.00
Value ft.S.
End fri
vsiu "o.
Knd THee
Mlll-
M.ll-
M,n-
Special Mill-End Sale
Prices On All Fur Coats
and Fur Jackets
U e mept;en here but a few ef the
diful , ppor:unities offered by our fin
p:trtment durinp this sale;
SI2T..O0 Tan t nracul Fur Jackets Hm
Si-m.-iy lined with heay
s.ik i-repe. Mill End Price,
SI. -,0.00 Natar.il Xuskrst Fnr Jnrkets
VCn.kid in herrtngbone et- flfll A A
$59.00
.Mill Knd Trice
1 1 lllark FUf arnrul
Vi;h kit fox fur cellar.
iliil Knd Trice
..00 Firach Sral Vill
Coat With bolster collar
I'M .Inck
Lrnfttb Kur
$125.00 !
rnj Mill End
Trio , ,
rr? rnl Kwr nt In a -:isit i; I .-v. "i
;.! $139.00
Mill-End 'Sale of "Women's
and Children's
SHOES
W omen's Arrh Triumph Pumps
nnd Oxfords All sizes, hut Mot
Jevcry style, regular 58.1)0, at
SOW Pair of Women's Hic.li
Cirade Pumps nnd OMurus All
styles and all sizes, but net in
every style, regular f.6.00 to $8.00,
at the Mill End Sale Vl.tm.
400 Pair of Women's s,on to
7.(XI Low shoes All sivlea and
leathers, regular fo.00 to f T 00
at l.l!8.
N'ew Blonde Pumps Made
with one strap and bow on the
side, high Spanish heels, verv
latest model, regular fli.on value,
at the Mill End Sale 5.00.
Core Pumps In tsn calf lat
tice front with medium covered
heels, exceptionallv'good' value,
regular fti.50 ot 5.00.
-00 Pair Children's Play Shoes
In tan calf, moccasin stvles,
sires 5 to 11, regular S2.00 at
$1 .20.
tilrls Dress Shoes In patent
leather with champagne and
mouse kid tops, aiies 8'j to 2,
regular $4.00, at the Mill End
Sale (12.88.
Bojs' nad filrls- All Leather
hoea In brown or black cnlf.
and S2.W.
MILL-EXD BALE
AT DOMESTIC
DEPT.
Mill Huns I nbleaehrd r ation
Extra heavy 40-inch wide, regu
lar 2:'c. Sale price, ISc. yard.
Mill Rim. Blraebed
SS-in wide, regular 16c,
yard.
Cotton
at 12i jc.
Mill nuns niraehril Soft Finish
Cotton Sfi-inch wide, extra
heavy; regular 25c. Sale price,
-le. yard.
Mill Huns Inhleached Cotton
36-iiich wide, regular 25c, at
19c. yard.
Mill Bans Frnlt of the Loom
Pbertlnir 9-4 wide. Itcgular
T3c. Sale price 5l)e. yard.
100 Pair Mill Buna Wool Mix
ed Plnld Bed Blankets Full sir",
assorted colors. Kcgular J6.50,
at 3.00 pair,
ROO Mill Runs Sincle Crar
ninnkets fuliable f.ir b"d env
oi's and sheets. Size 64x76, regu
lar fl.JJ each. At at.oo each.
Mill nuns Fancy Robe Blankets
Large assortment designs, full
size. Regular 3-25 at M.00 each.
Baby Crlh Blankets Block
plaids assorted colors. P.egular
$153 at M.G9.
MILL-EXD SALE
AT LINEN
DEPT.
MILL l:xis ri.EACHETi MKR-ri-.RV.EK
TARLE DAMASK ;,H
inrh wide. KegnUr price Jfcat
t.v. ,
mill E.vns i.oxa i-f.nTiT
"s-inch wide, soft f.nish eoiion,
Uepiiinr price f. Mill End Sale
1 lice, 5 yards for H.
MILL RL"S HEMMKP V.KR.
CKR1ZEI) TABLE NAPKIXf?
l.-inch wide. Assorted patterns,
l for 65e.
MILL Ri:XS I'ANCV CdlHl
KD V.F.ll SPREADS--ruil" size
blue and pink hemmed. Headv
fur use. Regular $5.5. Mill Knd
Sale rrice. M.5B ea.
MILL Rl'XS HLKAOHKIi AB
RiiKBE.V'f JitSK TOVELIX
Hegiilnr J 2 j i-. . at lie.
MILL RI'XS EXTRA LAROE
"'i)I!R-i RiiliriF.R HLEAi'HED
TI'RKISII T"VKI Assorted
colors, double loop, extra heave.
KoRular tjc. for this s.ile. -40c.
eaoh.
MILL RI'XS EXTRA HEAVY
BLEACHED TCRKINH TOW
1H.S Rcguiar r,0c. ;it ,",nc.
MILL KU.NS Fl'I.I. SIZE
KLEAi'HEH FED SHEETS
Mood hcavv qu.iiUv cotton, s.ze
StxtiO. Kegular $1.5. at I.5S-
MILL E.VfiS COLORED TA
BLE HAM ASK Red nnd blue
cheeks. Regular 95c. at THe,
MILL RI'XS EXTRA HEAVV
AliSOKriEXT HVM Tul:t,S
Hemmed nnd r--rt bordei-. N l;u-l:-r
25c. st iae.
MILX-EXD'SALE .
At Hosiery Dept.
I rhlsh Brand Pure Silk Sloek.
Inns Regular and out sizes, X
black only. These are full fash
loned, In a good heavy weight,
first quality and have sold -for
f2 SO, sale price f.1.50. "
Women's Korkford Fsshlnned
Cotton Stot-klnvs Slade perfect
ly seamless in the following;
heather shades; oxfords, oordo
van and brown, SOc. value, sale
price SOc.
Women's Pure Wool Full Fash
ioned Stockings All Imported
goods, the famous brand, plain
and with clox, value to 2.80,
sale price 08c.
Women's Fiber Silk Slorklns;
With drop stitch effect, black,
only, values to 59c, sale price
25e. pair.
Women's Glove Silk Vests
Flesh, orchid and peach. Thesa
are irregulars of fl.75 number,
sale price OlVe.
Children's Mnslla Waists Of a
good heavy material, with straps
and garter attachments, for boys
and girls, sizes 2 to 14 years,
value 50c. sale price Me. pair, 3
pair for W0.
Women's Vests Sizes 3G to 44,
made, with built up shoulder,
sale price ITe. pair. 3 pair for BOe.
Women's Shaped I'ndenvsar
Vests or Pants Vests are alee vi,
less or 'with high neck, shor: '
sleeves, pants are cuff or loose,'
knee, sizes 36 to 41, value 59c,
sale price 45c. . jV,
i lJ
MILL-END SALE f
At Dress Goods
Dept.
W onl Cnnton Crepes Colors
p,:,uder blue, henna, brown, navv
and black. Value fl.49. MlJl
End Sale price al.OO yard.
Wool Crepes 45 inches wide,
In all spring shades, including
navy and black. Regular $1.89
value at SI. SI).
Wool Jerser op Flannel SI
Inches wide. Regular tl.49. Mill
End Sale price $1.00 yard. . -
Wool Hairline Crepes In all
new spring shades: also silk and
wool plaids. Value 31.25. Mill
End Sale price We. yard.
Ottoman Hengallaes In all
new spring shades. A lovely as-
sortment and latest fsbrics, 40
inches wide. Regular $2.25. Mill
End Sale price $1.&8 yard.
All the Newest Striped Plaid
nnd Plain Flannel A wide range
ol colors to select from end at .
popular prices. Fancy border :
fahiies, including the neT
shades, mode and beige.
MILL-EXD SALE
At Silk Dept.
All Silk Sntln Charmeuse
All newest shades for street and
evening; wir, also black. 40
inches wide, regular $2.25 at
ft.lix. yd.
nnton nnd Flat Crepe Full
ratine of all the new spring
shades, including black. 40 inch
wide, regular SI. TO at yd.
Mill Huns, Plain and Fancy
Velvets All colors. 36 inch
w ide. Mill End Sale Trice 1.00
yard.
Velvet 36 inch wide, eil col
ors, guaranteed fast style, ;.39
ya rd.
Fancy Brocaded Stlk Crepe
All colors. 4ii inch wide, regular
$2 25 at l,39 yd. .
MILL-EXD SALE
Handkerchiefs
onifn'ii or Children's Cottim
Inltlnl Hanfikrrchlrfn With ro.
orpij woven border and colored
imt;fil to Tuntch. value 35c. each,
al S7c. half ilnzfMi.
M ir;irn'fi Unfit Coin red mm4
W hit' Fmhroirirrt. Hnvtlktr
rhlrf Hegul-rr ii.ic. kini at I
for fWr.
W omrn'i lnipoHed Colre4
Hnndkcrhtrf With novelty
iivh hems, 1 .ic. nnd lTc. kind,
s.ilr prioft 3 fr 33r.
W omfn'ii I'urt l.ln'n Hun 4
r.mhmidrrJ Hnnrtkerchlcfn Of
u-hitt. ivith slurrefl h?ms, valu
3Pr.. nt 2ip. earh.
Mm' Cotton Handkf rrhlr f
Full irizv irregulars of 10c. n4
lSc. at nr. half rJoZn.
MfB'i Colored Woven Horde
Handkerrhlefx RKiilar 1J ijC.
kin. ;t IWe. half dozen.
Men' Vnrr l.lnen Hnnd llem
mid Hanrtkerrhlef K?euUT
Sl.ftM at .".Mr,
-MILL-END SALE
M?ns$l.95 and $2.50 Shirts
at $1.79
Xent Patterns Moiid.-iv
ODDS AND ENDS Men's $0.00. $7.00 and $8.00
SHOES and OXFORDS
Grouped in two lots at
$2.95 and $3.95
Xot all sizes iii each lot.j
'mi i!icl;:l iiml lati Kussin ealf.
liut fill sizes in the entire group.