Evening star. [volume], August 22, 1909, Image 17

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EDITORIAL
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WASHINGTON, D. 0., SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22.' 1909.
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iShell Goods!
10c
Worth up to 25c.
A big lot of Fancy
Curved and Plain Bar
n.ttes aid Back Combs,
in new and stylish sua pes,
a! Wo each.
In large an! medium
sizes.
Barrettcs are in curved
>r straight styles.
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Lace Curtain Ends,
9c and 19c each.
Sold by the pair at $1.00 up to $4.?0.
1.000 of the manufacturers' "sample
strips" or ends of Lace Curtains were se
cured to sell at a fraction of regular cost.
They are V/2 'o 1*4 yards long;, and
most of tlicni can be matched into pairs.
Very desirable for sash curtains>, scarfs,
transoms and draperies.
Choice of plain and figured centers.
Sale prices, fir and lf?o each?for ends of curtains
old by the pair at $1 to $4.
IT PAYS TO DEAL AT GOLDENBERG'S."
SEVENTH AND K. "The Dependable Store."
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Plain Color Chambray
and Dress Ginghams,
C f?r qualities sold
regularly at 10c a yart
A sale that will create a great stir
among thrifty-minded women tomorrow and bring a
big crowd to our domestic counters?.
3 cases of plain-color chambray, in light blue and
cadet, gray tan. oxblood,
cases of dress ginghams,
broken plaids.
Warranted fast colors.
making children's dresses,
waists, dresses., etc. Regular 10c grades at rr??e a vd.
brown, pink. ef.\. and 'J
in strip**-, checks and
Excellent material for
women's house garments.
Pearl
Buttons,
Worth 10c. 12c & 15c
dozen,
5c
Genuine O ran Pearl
Buttons, in 12. 14. It! and
18 ligne; neat det-irns hi
fancy carved. tisb-eye.
plain and cup-shape
styles.
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Worth 59c, 75c and 89c Pair = =
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made tJiem up for us at about the bare cost of materials and
\v< >rkman>hip.
Your bny will need an extra supply of pants to start school
w'th. and here's your chance to sccure them at the lowest price
ever ?jtn>tetl for sucli qualities.
c:ioi. ? of a great ?v ariety of materials and styles, including straight.
Moomt and kni? kerbocker shapes, fashion' *! of good quality fancy cassi
nere: chev iots and melton cloth.
Size- i a igc from 5 to 17 years.
Medium and (lark patterns, also pla n navy blue.
All .-' an,- are tape*J ti> prevent ripping; each pair i.?: fitted with patent
?itt?;tis. Al! (':?.? siz?*s are full cut and perfect fitting.
Kvery pais guaranteed to give satisfactory wear.
a pah fur qualities sold regularly at 59c, 75c and Sfk; a pair.
Sheets, Cottons and Domestics.
Remarkab'e Underprice Offerings
of Staple Domestics for Monday.
lo<- COTTOX?Yard-wide Bleach
? ?d Cotton: a fine, round-thread un
dressed grade. Sold
reaolarTj at 10c a yard.
S lie price
50?* SHEKTS?100 dozen 81x90
Double-; ed-size I'nbleached Sheets;
torn and Ironed; finished
-h.-li hem; made of heavy,
woven cotton.
50c ? ach. Sale
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Worth
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734c
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75c SHEKTS?Another lot "i the
famous ??Ironclad" Bleached Sheet*:
full size for double beds iSlx'.*t
inriies), hand torn and ironed: made
oi hea\>. round-thread
'?ottoti. ii' gii'.a ? 7-V val
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#."*? SHEETS?50 dozen Sl\.?"
Bleached Sheets: large, double-bed
>d*e: Hand torn and
ironed. welded seam
the center. Regular
C,V ' a I lie at
59 c
48c
15e PILLOW CASE
45x36 Bleached Pillow
size; hand torn and
front starch. Sold
regularly at 15c
each. Sale price..
$1 spreads?cases of 11
quarter Whitt Crochet Spreads for
double beds; in heavy raised Mar
seilles patterns: hemmed
ready to use: Instead of
.<1.25, offered at '?
50 dozen
Cases; large
ironed; free
ny2c
98c
sc APRON G1XGHAMS?A new
lol of Standard Quality Apron
Ginghams, in blue, txrown, green and
pink checks; warrant
ed fast colors. Sold
regularly at Sc yard.
Sale price
534c
5?c WOOL
While Wool
close-v\ oven
FL A> > EL?Va I'd-wide
Flannel, a so;t-finisii,
grade: "et>pe< iallj desir
able for underskirts and
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i !'? rcales, in ikvit
. . t ripe?, i l.i ks,
aurl b oken plaids.
\vov;i made for
>>o! dresses,
Miits and men's
Regular 10c
Ends'* of
ground?;
dots, fig*
superior,
making cinl
734c
arments. R?
50e yard;
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39c
other
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price.
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:ot of Fa!l Outing Flannels, in a
large variety or styles, such as
checks, stripes and broken .plaids;
superior, heavy-fleeced
grade. * Suld usually at
10c yard. Sale price...
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40c and 50c on the $
We secured a lot of Trunks from one of the largest manu
facturers in the country la>t week?representing all the floor
samples and few-of-a-kind trunks in the factory after filling the
season's regular orders.
All are strictly high-grade trunks, in a large assortment of stj les and
finishes, including basswood and veneered wood cases, with canvas, oiled duck
and patent duck coverings. With one and two trays, paper ami linen lined.
The entire lot will go on sale tomorrow morn.ng at savings of half price
and less.
Canvas-covered Trunks, good
sizes; Ode and two
of a kind. Worth
$S."0. Sale price
Heavy Canvas-covered
tiber bound; 34 and
36 inch sizes; with
deep tray. Worth
Ss.'.cv Sale price
Patent Tray Trunks, linen
a d strcnglj made;
and :i4 inch sizes.
Worth $12.00
Extra Heavy Dock-covered Trunks.
With two trays;
iln< n lined: 83 :*nd 38
i: -h s Mes. Worth
Si 1.3?
$3.39
red Trunks,
$5.49
?, linen fined
$6.98
High-grade Oiled Duck-covered
Trunks, with angle-iron top and
l>ottom; full riveted;
several ?izes. Worth
up to $16.50. Sale
price
$9.49
$7.39
High-grade Veneered Trunks;
oiled-duck covered, with two
trays; 36 and 40
inch sizes. Worth
up to $?.'.30. Sale
price
High-grade Black Enameled Ve
neered Trunks, with gentleman's
i at compartment.
Worth $22.50. Sale '2
price
$11.98
Enameled Ve
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Jap and China Silks
at Remarkably Low Prices.
\\ e sdiall hold a st)ecial sale tomorrow of Pretty Japanese
and China Silks, at prices that establish a new record lor low
selling.
All are htrictlv fir>t quality silk, in black and white?ju>t
the kind wanted for present wear and early fall wear.
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Wa-h SI" as; laun?.tr
i>t r ? tlj. Regular ( rice,
i:.". \ard. Sale price
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heavy Qual ty; sol'' resu
\ .it :::??? yard. Sale
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1%: -k Japan* s?? Silk^; good
we;gl.f .i[";? 1 Miperkw On
!:??? prict. -J5c
yaid. Sale price
l'7-ii.c Natural Whit ?
Si'.h; .!">?- lirm-woven
;;ra?ie tilal lajnd-:s
? aut !? Regula! SPc
grade at
15c
extra
25c
and
heavy
29c
Japanese
39c
27-inch Black Oriental
Silks; pert-;drat on and
water proof: real Lyons
dye. Regular price, 75c
yard
36-inch White China Si'k, with
the sort, natural finish; launder.
beautifully; sold regular
l> at 30c a yard. Sale
price
3'?-;iic!i HIack Japanese Silk, tlie
persplrat'on and water proof kind
good weight and fine
luster. Sold regularly at
73c yard. Sale pr'ce
27-Inch Filack Japanese Silk, an
extra heavy, clos^*-woven f
quality; real Lyons dye.
Regular $1.0i) grade at ^ v
Jpanese
49c
i!k. with
launders
25c
Silk, the
oot kind;
49c
A Purchase of Hosiery
At Surprisingly Low Prices.
This purchase of a wholesaler's line of samples and surplus stock brings tlie most unusual
bargains in hosiery offered this summer.
The lot includes a great variety of styles?all good sturdy grades that will give splendid sat
isfaction and at the same time help you to savings of half and thereabouts.
Such bargains are of rare occurrence?for hosiery is one of the staples, and is seldom, if ever, reduced so low price.
nnd black
7'ac
Women'* Plain Black and Tub Cotton Storking;*,
medium weight, good elastic quality, seamless mm
foot, double heel and toe. Regular price, 12*?c
pair. Sale price
Children** 1*1 Ribbed Stocking;*, warranted
b'ack. earn less foot, double knee, heel and
toe; s'zes 5 to 9. Regular price, 12lAc pa.r.
Sale price ~
fast
7&c
Mrn'n SrnmlrM Hnlf Hose, in plain black nnd black
dropstitch with cross stripes. With d -uble
heel and toe. All sizes. Regular price, 12V^c
pair. Sale price
Men'* Fine duality Mercerised Silk l.lnle Half Homc,
seamless foot, double heel and toe, in biacfc,
tan and a complete assortment o* shades. <
Regular price, 25c pair. Sale price, three pairs
for 50c. Pair at
PURE LINEN DRESSES,
Values worth up to $12.50,
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This is the most sensational selling of women's dresses ever known in the history of the
store. The reduct ons are based not on value, but clearance. They seem almost reckless, but, on
the contrary, they arc thoughtfully made. Expediency offsets loss.
While there is plenty of wearing time yet ahead for you to enjoy these dresses, selling time
is grow ing short, and we want to make a clean sweep of the entire reniainng stock.
These smart, graceful, finely tailored dresses are made of ALL PURE LIXEX and hand
some imported novelty linene. This season's favorite styles, with lace bodice, both back and
front stripped with tailor-made band-, charming Dutch collar models with rows of soutache
bra d, the entire back and front prettily tucked, made with newest style plaited long-waisted ef
fect .skirt, further embellished down front with panels piped with contrasting braid and buttons.
Really the handsomest dresses that have been shown this season at the regular prices, which range up to $J2.oQ
and $15.00.
Choice of the entire lot at $2.9".
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19c and
Sensational
Clearance of
Summer White
Fabrics.
White Goods
Values Entirely
Without
Parallel or
Precedent.
Now comes the most sensational sale of White Goods known this season?a clean-up of all
the remaining lines of White Goods accumulated from recent sales and regular stock.
Jn out determination to make a clean sweep we've totally ignored profit and actual cost.
At 9*4 c ;i yard choice is offered of various desirable white fabrics, including
Mercerised Satin IMnlilii Embroidered St. (ip.ll SwIm Imported Cheek Dliultle? Imported
Dlmitlen lace Stripe Lawn* W hite India Llnon I.lngerle Butinte Irish Batiste, etc*., etc.
Plaid
All brand-new, crisp materials for waists and frocks.
Regular 19c and 25c qualities at 9^4^ a yard.
UOe l,AU??47-inch Extra Fine. Sheer Quality
Sun-bleached White French Lawn, the
ideal fabric for cool waists and dresses.
Regular price, 20c yard. Reduced to
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Stripe White I_.hv.iis, in .assorted styles: I'm)
pieces in the lot. As long as they last,
this regular 12J.ac grade for
Fancy
7?c
25c WHITE PKRf ALK?20 pieces of Finest Import
ed Quality White French Percale, closely *1 m
woven, even-thread grade, tor white waists I fctP
and children's wear. Regular 35c grade for
$1.50 LOXGCLOTH?12-yard pieces of No. 20> Im
perii English Longcloth. full ."G inches wide:
extra tine, soft, chamois-finish quality: war- AQ _
ranted 12 yards to each piece. Sold regularly Vptj
at $1.50 piece
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Embroideries Way Underprice.
Tomorrow's values in Embroideries reach the I rnit of bargain giving. Brand-new. crisp em
broideries, all overs, Houncings, edges and insertions arc offered at savings of one-half to nearly
two-thirds. The economies are so unusual that it will pay you to buy for future as well as
present needs.
8c and 10c EMBROIDERIES?A b g lot of Cambric, Swiss
and Nainsook Embroideries, in edges and insertions, various desirable widths, in a
w de assortment of patterns, including blind ami open-work designs of the. pret
tiest sort. Qualities sold regularly at 8c and 10e a yard. Sale price
344c
75c und !>Sc Vl.l. OVERS?Handsome Swiss All-over
Embroideries; IS inches wide: ii. scores of attractive
open-work patterns, also floral, scroll and conventional
effects; the ccrrect styles for making guimpes.
wa sts and priifeess dreSses. Regular 75c and
\alue.--. Salt- price, yard
39c
FI.OI'NCIVCJS ? Swiss
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Embroidery
a variety ??f new and
latest blind and open
50c mid 5i?c
Floutu ings: 1* In
Charming des gns,
work effects, tlora iv,d conventional patterns; especially
desirabl. for children's and women's dresses.
Fine sheer grades. Sold at 50c and 59c a
yard, for
25c
1214c and 15c KM BROIDERIES ? Spccial lot of
< atnbric Swiss and Nainsook Edges and Insertions, up
to . inches wide, i ? fully one hundred new and beautiful
patterns; wide range ot styles?from the narrow
baby patterns to ? e elaborate affairs up to
wide. Worth 12V?c and 15c yard. Sale
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price
19e nnd i5c KllBROIDERIES?A big lot of Swiss.
Nainsook and Cambric Embroideries, including skirting
widths up to 10 and VJ inches wide,
extra wide panel embroideries edges
and insertions oi' various designs. Reg
ular 19c and 25c qualities, for
12&c
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Huck Towels, 634c Each.
Regular 10c Kind.
A special lot of 200 dozen Good Size Hemmed Huek Tow- %
els: close-woven, absorbent quality for bath nse.
Finished with fast-color red border.
Counted excellent value at ioc each. We bought this lot
under price, and offer them at 6f$c each instead.
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DRESS LINENS, 12^C
25c and 35c Grades ? = Mm
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Every woman knows how popular these Dress Linens arc %
tor early fall wear. The demand for these materials is increasing"
every day?certainly there's nothing dressier or more desirable 4
for suits, skirts and children's wear. T
The lot includes Yard-wide Irish Dress Linens and L'7-inoh Pongee Linen in ^
such desirable colors as light blue, nile, reseda, cream, rose, peach, mster. ^
leather, gray, red. etc. it
Warranted absolutely fast colors. Sale price, 12*jc yard. X
2T?e WASH (iOOUS?Mercerized
Bengraline and 34-inch Irish Poplin,
the season's most fashionable mate
rials for tub suits and skirts. In a
complete range of colors, including
light blue. pink, o'd rose, tan, linen,
cream, Copenhagen,
white and black.
Regular price. 155c
yard. Reduced to
12K2C
3Tk* silk oiu.wdik ? Fine. <]C
Sheer Quality Silk Organdie, in a
complete assortment of handsome 1
floral patterns, showing all the mi st X
sought-after colorings. Especially .r,
desirable for street '
and evening wear. \ ^ \ / *s?
Regular price, ill*
12J4C
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Regular Price, 75c a Yd.,
These Pencil Stripe Mohairs arc equally as desirable for
early fall wear as for summer suits, and women * ho ?vam a
stylish tailored suit should give prompt response to nis extraor
dinary ottering of regular 75c quality Mohairs at 39c a yard. 'b
.? inches w ide?note the unusual width?in black, navy blue, marine and 4*
brown, with handsome white stripes in various widths.
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A special sale tomorrow of the newest and most fashionable
black dress materials for fall and winter, 1909-10. X
Made of the finest Australian wool?the product of one of X
the most famous foreign manufacturers. f
The collection embraces fashionable satin-stripe worsteds, shadow-stripe
prunellas, herringbone serge, plain satin soleil and plain pencil-stripe clay T
serge, ranging in width from 45 to 50 inches. V
Regular $1.75 qualities at OSc a yard. %
TABLE LINENS.
Prices Clipped Close to Cost.
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If you have need for new Table Linens make the most of
the present opportunity to save money and lay in a supply to- ?
morrow. V
Present prices are very much le>s than regular?in fact, if we i*
had to buy these goods today at the market price we would have i?
to a^k at least a quarter more than the present quotations.
72-lnoh All-linen Srotrh Table Dnmnwk?F"ll bleached, e\t**a q/\
heavy double satin face quality, in lifteen handsome pat ems. Sold
regularly at $1.25 a yard. Sale price
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72-lueh \II-llnen lrl?h Sntln Tah> Oainask?.A "per'or grade
of extra heavy-we ght and tine tinish; in live new patterns. Regular
price. 9t>e yard
72-Incli Mercerised Satin Table Danimk ? Ore of tiio best j q
grades manufactured; warranted to retain its handsome satin tinish ZLNP
after washing; in six patterns. Regular price. 75c yard. Sale price..
>l?'rc(,r|*i'd Satin Damask Napkin?. in assorted patterns; ?*'
size: good, heavy weight and serviceable quality. Sold regularly a;
$1.0u dozen. Sale price
Vll-lim-ii Sroli'li ltauin*k \npkln?? ? Full bleached kind 1 A Q
sizt- -0 by 'JU inches; nev ?ral attractive pattern*. Sold regularly
at $2.00 dozen. Sale price r
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Another shipment of those regular $5.00 garments at Mr ^
Again tomorrow we offer a lot of ioo Black 1 affeta Silk A
Petticoats at S2.98?the identical kind for which every other V
store asks $5.00. ?
The mere announcement that they have arrived and go on
sale tomorrow w 11 be sufficient to crowd the Third Moor Pet
ticoat Section with eager buyers.
Made of lieavy, rustling quality black taffeta silk?a new model lor fall
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wear. Shaped at the waist and made with full-flare ruffle, with row of shir- ???
ring. Extra dust ruffle on the bottom. ,3,
All lengths. Tomorrow at 52-08 for the regular 83.00 quality.
Big Purchase of Belts, t
Worth 50c, 75c and $1.00 . . . . J
Belts of all the most desirable sorts, including siik ela>tics, ?
shirred elastics, combination leather and elastic effects, plain silks and stud- <?>
ded effects, etc. ?s?
All entirely new designs, including the fashionable jet studded t-tyle.--.
In a complete assortment of colors, such as green, navy, tan, brown, gray. '*
Copenhagen, black and white. V
Many with handsome gilt and stone set buckles, which alone are worth as T
much as the price of ilie entire belt. V
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Cut-price Specials in
Groceries
C a-iulated Sugar, 5-lb. C?
k>; p?T lb., at ****
takes of Cincinnati
Oleine Laundrj Soap; three 10c
jjavkas* s Maryland Biscuit
I^eroon' Waive*, Afternoon
Tea*. Graham Crackers and a
Sat tines, each at
.. . k of Gold EMurt l()f
\V.i>hing powder; three for I
?;111 i?-' ??Juv-Marmo" Coffee, the
iwst sold anywhere at *JT>c f Or*
or 28c lt?. 1 yt
Tall o ins of T'ink Sal- H\/ c
mon; regularly l.V, for '/2
? T-.f oi Sardines; packed
in il..??????? ????????,??? ? ? ? ? ? ? *
packages of "Argo" 1 lip
Starch, three for ?VW
io* linkage.- of l)Ui;ea'>- 1c
ConuUicb, at
Extraordinary Lace Curtain Sale.
Over 2,000 Pairs of Nottingham and Irish Point Lace Curtains at Savings of l/s to
Nearly The Season's Most Remarkable Event.
Tomorrow's* .sale of Lace Cu rtains furnishes the most remarkable bargains on record.
continued patterns, sample lines and surplus stock at an extremely low figure.
The news couldn't be better or timelier?coming as it does just a few we<
great
values are the result of
closing out
from several mills the dis
ieks before housekeepers will be ready to put up new curtains tor fall and winter.
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l.nt 1?1O0 pairs of Nottingham r.ai^e Curtains, .'5 and
yards long. f>o to <*>0 Inches wide; in wh'te, ecrue and
Arabian shades: plain and figured centers, wi h rich
border effects. Regular SI 5) and $1.75 values. Sale
price, pair
l.ot 2?pairs of s< otcti and Nottingham Lace Curtains,
good, strong thread, in white, ivory, ecru, green and Arabian
shades; 30 to tiO im-h<?w w:de. o and yards long; patterns are
exac copes of Irish point, Brussels tambour, renaissance,
antique, cluny and point d'esprit laces; plain and
all-over centers, with rich border effects. Worth
and jo pair. Sale price
98c
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$1.69
l.ot 3?.">00 pairs of llest Quality Engrlish Nottingham and
Cable Net Curtains, all full -'Jls yards long and 30 to 54 Inches wide;
reproductions of the most expensive imported lace
curtains; in white and Arabia.i shades. Regular
prices, $4.00 and $5.00 pair. Sale price
$2.48
l.ot i?i.vi pairs of imported Irish Point Lace Curtains, tnadc
on fine quality net, with muslin rear guard; plain
and figured centers; choicc of white or ecru; 5:?
inches wide and .Jta yards long. Regular $">.00 and
val ues for
$3.98
l.ot .1?300 pairs Of Fine Quality Imported Irish Point I^ice
Curtains, in a variety of choice styles; plain and motif effect
centers, with rich novelty borders, also extra heavy worked ceiu rs
and border ffects, white or ecru; yards long. 50
inches wide. All have overlook edge and muslin
rear guard. Worth .$7.00 and $8.00 pair. Sale
price
l.ot ??200 pair.< of Finest Quality Imported Irish Point
Lace Curtains, in handsome designs; plain heavy
worked and novelty effects; 50 inches wide and .1
yards long. Worth $10.00 and $12.00 pair. Sale
price
$5.00
Irish Point
$7.48
Couch Covers,
Sold Regularly at $1,
At 49c
500 of these Oriental Stripe Tapes
try Couch Covers, in a range of
pretty patterns, showing colorings
of red. green, blue, yellow and tan.
40 inches wide, :J;ij yards long;
finished with fr riged sides and ends;
strictly reversible. (Fourth F'oor.'
Children's $ 1
Barefoot Sandals,
49c pair.
A timely offering of Children's Su
per'or yua'ltv elt So.e i_a fssin
Barefoot Sandals at half regular
price tomorrow. Sizes 5 to 8.
The coolest and most comfortable
footwear for summer wear.
Tomorrow at 4Hc a pair Instead of
$1.00. No mail or phone orders.
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