Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 8, 1913, Page 8

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAB ELAND, FLA., AUG. 8, 1918. S ———————— r Sudy]Anayze ompare See For Yonrself. Firsthand Facts Are Better Than Second-hand Opinions§ These Prices Will Make Your Nerves Quiver and Your Eyes Sparkle. Five thousand yards Val and Linen Three thousand yards Embroidery, ;38 Torchon Lace worth from 5 to 3(: to 8-inch wide, it all goes. 5 ‘ 15c; it all goes; yer yard . . Per yard . el ( fi HIGH GRADE TAFFETARIBBON--ALL SILK, Width 78inch . . 3Cyd 4 g er o ho udmYe ¥ i ... 10cyd 25¢ 30-in Dress La Hie wns worth 5[; o~ i rn w—— Checked Dimity worth 10c 56 yard All Calicoes worth 6¢ 3 Vi 200 yds Bulgarian Flouncing, 25;040 300 yds Voile Flouncing, 20 to 40-in inch wide, all goes for 25 and 50¢ yg 200 yds Embroidery Flouncing wide, all goes for 25 and 50C per yd 35 to 40-in wide;all goes; per yd spun, 36-in wide worth 10¢ Voiles and Foulards Good Chambray. colored 50 Lace Curtains worth $1.50 98 3 worth10c all colors per pair l Good heavy white Home- 5C All 15¢c, 20c,|25¢ Lawns 36-in Percale worth I15¢ 8(: W 32-in Amoskeag Ginghams wo.rth 15¢ ' 4 8C 36-in Bleachiag no starcl wovlth 10c i 7(: ‘ 3?,}2“" lc.onsdale.Cambric 90 I207‘;in White Madras, worth 50 | L_it;’endg;g'l:ins, 20x20 un- 98 Window Shades worth 50 25¢ Lace Curtains worth 75c, pair - 35¢ Mosquito Nets worth $1.75 §1.25 Crex Art Squares worth $7.50 $3.98 6xI2 Matting Art Squares worth $5 $2.50 9xi2 Matting Rugs worth 25¢ . 10¢ Men's & Boys’ Bathing Suits $1.98 64-in Mercerized Table Linen worth 30c 250 Ladies’ B.athing‘ Suits worth $3 $1.98 Men’s Iron Clad Hats worth $3 lfi Children’s Indian Suits worth $1 75¢ Men’s Columbia Hats worth $l 50 0j Sheets 81x00 worth $1 15 Men’s Wearwell Blue Serge Pan Sheets 72x90 worth 75¢ a0¢ worth $5 $3. Pillow Cases 36x42 worth 15¢ 10¢ || Men’s Wearwell Mixed Serge Pant Bed Spreads 12-4 worth $2.00 98¢ worth $3 3105 Men’s Fish Brand Slickers worth Men’s Wearwell Mixed Serge Panss $3.50 - §198 || worth $1.50 Gpos Men'’s Stetson Hats worth $5 $2.98 ||-“Boys’ Pants, they go for 25¢ 50¢ e e e s B8 | B s b 1 | G il ihone R I it is shoes you want, please let us show you. We have as good shoes as leath and workmanship can make. No one has a corner on hides. There are more thase thirty-five hundred different shoe factories in the U.S. We know how, when anf ¥ where to buy. We carry a much larger stock than any exclusive shoe house i Lakeland. Odur prices baffle and dumbfound competition. Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Department on second floor. We have th largest stock in this line in Polk county. We handle the “QUITERITE” Skirts i all the latest styles and designs. We are receiving almost daily new and up-to-th minute Evening Dresses, Coat Suits, House Dresses, Bulgarian Shirt Waists Kimes | nas, Balkan Blouses, Petticoats, Gowns, Chemise, Princess Slips, Corset Cove -and Children’s School Dresses at prices that defy all competition. : T “’ a“n Bo S’ C{o‘[hm Our prices V:’vl“ make you suspicious, but put on your glasses, examine and colm! Mvee msmbmg in M E)rlq, S and BOYS gFUpl:rNei Sl}lofic ;ll agree with us that they are the igrettest values you ever saw. M i oo ; CUT PRICE STORE Lakeland [Swasc] Florid§ ~” @ <t 3 e f