Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 19, 1913, Page 7

BIG JOHN DONOVAN i NABS MAN FOR THEFT Former Watchman at The Griswold Arrested in Gloucester, Mass. Patrick W Foley, formerly a watch- man at the Griswoid, Eastern Point, was arrested ‘Friday at Gloucester, Mass, on & warrant charging the lar- ceny of a brooch, valued at 3850 and the property of a guest at the hotel. Foley “was located in Gloncester by Detective Donovan of the hotel force, who brought about his arrest. Detective Donovan is on the Nor- wieh force as a supernumeraty apd 4 now at the Griswold. #The brooch was lost by Mrs. Isa- belle Bronson of New York on the alght of June 11. The hotel employes were asked to look for the valuable plece of jewelry that night. The fol- lowing morning Foley disappeared. Subsequently it was claimed that Foley had found the brooch. The mat- ter was brought to the attention of Prosecuting Attorney Warren B. Bur- rows and a w. vas issued for was turned over Thursday when had been Foley's arrest. to the sote] detec~ it beca-ne known that Foley seen ir, Gloucester Dono=an_telegrar b to Prosec Attorne.y Burrow day of appreh nsion and sa the time that the accused man had agreed to return without extradition. NORWICH FURNISHED CHAPLAIN, The Late Rev. Mullln Served During the Early Years of the Civil War, The Rev. Willlam Rogers, pastor of Patrick’s church, Hartford, con- es the following to the Cath- cript the Cath- dur- the >r troops in the Civil war, Rev. m Quinn was appointed f he Cathedral, served until Norwich, Conn <ucceed ~him. later and served for the reunions of : Hartford from the close of until his death, he marched at the head of the column, as ther 1d three the G all hon was chaplain of the nt, Colone] Cas and in mostly se! nty doo: jams’ ence heridan’s ride nendoal foot in Jacl how had facu Norwich Engineers’ Association Thinks of Having Lantern Equipment. *h Stationary Engineers’ in regular session ening in the Bil block, Te: srge P. Thomas in the chair, voted to charge its meeting nights dur- irg the heated son to every other Friday night. d of- weekly. In accordance with this schedule, th en- gineers will hold their ext meeting on Friday, August 1. In order to take advantage of an epportunity which is offered by the mational edueational committee of the Stationary Engineers, the Norwich as- sociation is considering the purchase of a stereopticon for use at its meet- Ings this winter. The national educa- Honal committee offers to the associa~ Hons of the country, free of charge, alides and printed matter for lectures, and in this way at a nominal expense the engineers are enabled to keep up with the latest advances in their field. Where tr this plan has proved a great = and the idea is getting strong support from the local engi- neers. The educational committee of the Norwich association is Harry M. Leonard, James Hannigan and Peter Kteffensen. ORDERED TO PORTSMOUTH. Lisut. Cassidy Assigned to Shore Duty After August 9. navy department Portsmouth, N. H means shore duiy and mearer home than has been much pr his assignment at Bremerton navy in Puget sound, Lieut. Cassidy remain here until his furlough Blew Breakwater. Co.'s Safe. Burglars en d the office of Breakwater Construction compan Cow Point near the Thames 1 station Tues: night and blew open the safe, . Th by Wednesd at Bnd a large sum of money in the safe, L e payrol had not been brought e bank to the office. ned by :smashing a window in office and the burglars attacked the safe with nitrosglycerine or dyna- mite. uit Bas' Heen brought in the su- perior court by the Narragansett Brewing against Lariviere Broth- er of Norwich to gollect a_claim of)| $1500, alleging thaia the debt w! incurred July 16 of this year. The pa pers in the case were filed on Friday with the clerk of the court Daniel Hinchey Gives Boating Party. Daniel Hinchey entertained a party of young ladies, empl teous & Mitchell Co., s launch Eileen, Thursday evehing. After a stop at New London the party was taken for a moonlight $afl down the Barbor and returned home at mid- Rose Trumbull of Perkins ave- nue visiting relatives at Montolok- ing. N. J Mrs. Joseph Hall has joined her family at their camp at the Rangeley Lakes, Maine, Mrs. Ralph Melcer of Montville én- tertsined a party of Norwich friends at bridge Friday afternoon Jones are spend- ck Hall. Eben Learned and Mr. v gllgeen, are ac the Snow Inn, Har- and Mrs, hpor{Hbr weveral weelks. Mrs. -L.».H. Sayre and Miss Mar- guerite Sayre of Montclair, N. J. are the guests of Mrs. Rush W. Kimball of Broadway. Loeal friende of the Allen party have received interesting letters telling of nt passage d a most de- leasal MUII time on board the Arabic t August ¢ for duty at the navy | R plant and they expected to Entrance | During the morning hours —8.15 to 12—we offer a strong list of special values. Be sure and read the list of Morning Specials. cided bargain offerings which we cannot guarantee to last beyond the morning hours. IS THE LAST DAY OF THE Today Factory End Sale onight at 10 o'clock we say “good bye” to the Factory End Sale and close the doors on the greatest bargain event ever held in Norwich. : Hosiery pecesy =~ At 15c—Infants’ Silk Lisle Socks all colors, value 25 Small Wares, Etc. At 2 for 5c—Hooks and Eyes, two dezen on a card, at 2 for be. in At o e o) ou have all day and this evening to take advantage of the emphatically reduced prices on [* S ek How sumorers e Ar e Today will be the biggest saving day of the whole sale. All the lots, |, , """ "= e = e Factory End Lots. large and small, must be sold before we close the doors tonight. have reduced prices right and left. At 7e—Loco Castile Soap, made from pure olive oil, value 10c. At 8c—One pound can of Talcum Pow- der, value 10c. less Hosiery, value At 1lc—Women’s Black Hosiery with split foet, value 12%c. To effect this clearance we 22c—Women's Silk Boot Hosiery, black and white, all sizes. At At 16c—Peroxide, 16-ounce bottle, value 26c¢. fine Lisle and Silk value 50c. At 29c—Women' Lisle Hosier: Come in the morning and take advantage of the strong list of It’s a chance to make one dollar do the work of two. ome today! “Morning Specials.” At 79c—Women's Parasols, all the. lat- est designs, value $1.25. At 44c—Women's white and tan, 85¢c—Womer white and tan. At 7e—Writing Paper, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes, 7c a box, value 16c. At 98c—Size 13-inch Matting Bags, linen lined. value $1.39, i Hosier alue $1.00 At Summer Underwea IN THE FACTORY END SALE IN THE FACTORY END SALE MEN’'S WEA WOMEN'S WEA Women's and Misses'’ Wash Dresses of fine quality ging- | WASHABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS SUSPENDERS—BELTS Elfl erc l'e s 0ves At 9c—Infan Vests, low neck and At $] 98 ham and chambray,all neatly trimmed and perfect in fit . i - =% sleeveless, value 12%c. . and style — regular $3.98 and $4.50 Dresses at $1.98. At 8¢, regular price 15c Suspenders, 19c valud 25c SRV, At 19c, regular price Suspenders, 39¢ value 50c At 2,c—Women’s Cross Bar Hand- At 9c—Boys' Athletic Ribbed Shirts, size to 34, value 15 $25.00 DRESSES AT $12.50 $20.00 SUITS AT $8.00 At 35¢, regular price ;ellsr ;9= value 25¢ kerchiefs, 2 for 5c. s 24 to 34, value 15c : 5 : T ‘ Its, 3% value 50c . : Beautiful = Crepe-de-Chine, Crepe| Women's Linen and Ratine Suits, g el G i : At 39¢—Children’s Ribbed Union Suits, fyjeteor and Brocaded Satin Dresses, |chic models and splendidly made suits - 2 Sh}ian?;:::nest:mel i em $iue that were made to sell at $25.00 to|in every detail—Suits that formerly|25c NECKWEAR AT 17c e : g i) At 8c—Women's Ribbed V e st s,|s40.00, sizes 36 and 33—closing price [sold at $15.00 to $20.00—closing pricel en's 25¢ Neckwear in all the fash- UMMER UNDERWEAR At 4c—Women's Handkerchiefs with sleeveless, value ac. $12.50. $8.00. PR o At 19c—Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and embroidered corners, value Sec. 0. plain colors, eross-stripes and Sty e At 1le—Women's Ribbed Vests, a va- l\wasH SKIRTS $1.95 WASH SKIRTS 98c knitted ties, regular 25c neckwear at 2 S At 9c—Women's Swiss Embroidered riety of styles, value 15c. bl o1 i et tora | WoleniaiAn Bl brjwntie comaf 118 At 29c—Men's Genuine “Porosknit” Handkerchiefs, value 12%c. At 14c—Women's Ribbed Vests, allyeiine, trimmed with pearl buttons, also |eline, neat styles and well made—res- UpGewens, toauior piige ol At 9o—Women's Plain LINEN Hand- styles, value 19c. of natural linen—regular $2.50 Skirts|ular $1.50 value'at 98c. 50c NECKWEAR AT 29¢ At 31c—Men's Athletic Nainsook Un- kerchiefs, value 12%c. At 39c —Women's Ribbed Union Suits, fat $1.95 CHILDREN’S DRESSES 49c Men’s Silk Four-in-Hand Ties—nar- derwesr, regularipilos o, At 10c—Men’s Plain LINEN Hand- alue 50c S e Children’s Dresses of gingham and|row and wide end in all the|At 3%c—Men's Balbriggan Shirts and kerchiefs, value 12%c. At 89¢ men's fine Lisle Union|: copildrens Dres : uality | percale, a variety of attractive styies,|newest colorings, regular 50c neckwear Drawers, value 50c. T s e Childrer's Dresses of fine qusiicy |percale, a vaxiety of attractive otyies | nevca e SR R S gingham, daintily trimmed with em- |sizes 2 s Y 8 At 39c—Men's Bleached Sea Island Un- kerchiefs, value 19c. i broidery, sizes 6 to 14 years — $1.25|at 49c. i derwear, value 50¢. value at 89c MEN’S HOSIERY At 15¢—0dd lot of Women's Rubber : : P At 69c —Men's Genuine “Porosknit Gloves, value 39c. EmvaIderleS LACES, At 85c—Long White Skirts, trimmed|At Sc—Men’s Hosiery in blue and B auit atie 1i5e ! i Y BTC. At 25c—Women's Muslin Drawers, with laces and Hamburg, value brown mixtures, value 10c. e £ At 26c—Women's Elbow Length Cham- e el $1.00. 3 : t 79c—Men's Ribbed Union Suits. Slkotts: G16 o At 1e—Frimming Braids, in all widths, EE At 7e—Men's Hosiery in a full line of regular price $1.00, bbbyl :90’ valu 10¢ to 15c At 10c—Women's Corset Covers of |At 29c—Women's Long Muslin Kimo- plain colors, value 10c. e < At 350—Women's Two-clasp Lisle x Co e o . 39¢. ; c—Men's Fine Quality Athletic At fc—Embrojdered Emblems for good quality muslin, value 15c. nos, value 3 At 9c—Men's Hosiery, black, tan, navy alon Bnital v alns £1446. Gloves, all colors, value 50c. sailor suits, all colc At 44c—Women's Muslin Gowns, all|At 69c—Women's House Dresses, round ana gray, value 123c. At | Women's 16-button length At 12)5c—Silk Trimming Braids, black styles, value 50c. and square neck, value $1.00. a4 170 Men's Hoslery, both fancy and| . - f,‘;‘,‘t,fi‘;";?;d s T AENbSoiare, ValukZhe. At 59c—Tong White Skirts with Ham- | At 39e—Women’s Corsets in all sizes, plain colors, value 25c. WORKING AND NEGLIGEE SHIRTS : At 3c—Val. Lace burg embroidery, value Tsc. value 50c. At 29c—Men's Silk Hosiery, black and | At 42c—Boys' Fancy Shirts, with or R and Insert- ings, value 10c to 25c. without collars, value 50c. At 42c—Men's Working Shirts, of black duck, satteen, blue chambray and fancy cheviot, value 50c. At 42c—Men’'s Negligee Shirts, attached cuffs, value 50c. At 55c—Men's Outing Shirts, with at- plain colors, value b0c. \ At 3/zc—Imitation Torchon Lace Edg- ings and Insertings, value Sc. Domestic Department At 5c—36-inch Brown Sheeting—Sale Price §c a yard. Some of the Greatest Values that we Mlll"‘ery have ever offered are included WHY NOT HAVE A NEW HAT? At 15c—Venise Lace Bands, white and ecru, value 25¢ and 50c. 25¢ NIGHT SHIRTS—PAJAMAS At 39c—Men's Night Shirts, plain white and trimmed, value 50c. At 69c—Men's Night with At 12)5c—Muslin Embroideres At 8/2c—36-inch Brown Sheeting, reg- finished edges, value d Bands, e ular price 8%ec. Shirts, plain At 81:“ zw\upw-f :gn?\,m{fir-rios_ all | Nearly every woman can use a new Hat during the vacation period. We white and, trimmed, value $1.00, tached collars, value 75c. At 8%c—36-inch Brown Sheeting, reg- R anue e 1. ebey offer an unusual opportunity to procure a stylish Dress Hat at a mere frac- ATRS A e R At 68c—Men's Negligee Shirts, with ular price 1lc. At 39c—Embroidered All-over, z2)tion of its real value. A Anrdii aan ] ot Boatte NEY. 35y, dctachable collar, " valuelay 754 36.inch Bleached Sheeting, Women’s Dress Hats a choice of about 200 Fine Dress Hats Frogs, value $1.50. e regular price 10c. At 2fe—Shadow Lace Edgings, 8°to 6 1 98 that sold for $3.98 and $5.00 — Factory End Sale price l : At 79c—Men's Negligee and Soft Mer- i inches wide, value 39¢ to 50c. a $1.98. . At $1.39—Men's Pajamas, of fine mer- cerized Shirts, value $1.00. At 83c—36-inch Bleached ' Sheeti: A 3 cerized materials, all colors, [At $1.19—Men's Fine Madras and regular price 1lc. At 19c—Batiste Bands for trimming At this price we offer a choice of our entire line of Wom- value $1.75 and $2.00. Soisette Shirts, value $1.50, wash dresses, value 50c and 75c. At 9% c—40-inch Brown Sheeting, reg- ular price 12%c. At 10)40—42-inch Bleached Sheeting, regular price l4c. en's Fine Dres Hats Hats—Pattern Hats, Gage Hats and French all at $6.95 each, value up to $25.00. Factory End Sale of Wash Goods $0.95 $0.95 At 5c—Women's Neckwear Stocks, Jabots and Bows—all at 5¢ each. BOYS’ WEAR IN THE At 10c—Men’s and Boys’ Farm Hats. At 10c—Men's and Boys' Peanut Straw Hats, value 19¢, FACTORY END SALE At 45¢c—Knickerbockers, value 50c. At 42c—Khaki Knickerbockers, value |At 11/20—45-inch Bleached Sheeting, D Factory E s0c. regular price 15c. ! RlbeflS B 8 Ead At 21c—Boys’ Golf Caps, value 25. Sl g | argains At 5/30—Best quality Dress Prints, all) At 12/5c—Chiffon Crepe, handsome | At 42c—Boys’ Golf Caps, value 50c. At 45¢c—Children's, Rompers, value 50c. | At 25c—9-4 Bleached Sheeting, regular, At 5c—No. 1 Wash Ribbons, all colors, at 5%c a yard, value Tc. light effects, value 15c. At 42c—Boys’ Straw Hats, value 50c. | At 85c—Boys’ Baseball Suits, value price 32c. 5¢ a plece of 5 yards, value 6. s Grghs s 1hePe P Sinahe ' Blouses, value 23c. $1.00. : i u Al 6/c—Dress Ginghams, standard |At 12lo—Palmer Zephyr Ginghams, deseie ey At Bove uding Sa{teraine SLi8: _ F. At 6c—No. 1% Wash Ribbons, quality, value 9c. 32 inches wide, value 15c. PILLOW CASES—SHEETS colors, 6c a 7y 5 e i o hsaat ) £ 8 o At 10c—Pillow Cases, val ; At 6%c—One lot of Wash Goods, in-|At 14c—Galatea Cloth for children’s f s, value 13440, value Sc. cluding fine quality Batiste and wear, value 17c. Fac(ory End Sale (}f Seasonable Sllks At 12l,c—Pillow Cases, value 16a. At 8c—No. 2 Wash Ribbons, all colors, 36-inch Percales, value 10c. At Mo REne JMsAren o35 Anakes :: fic—z:low Cases, val:)o 20c. 8¢ a piece of 5 yards, value. 10c. | ot 8l4c Dress Cambrics, 36 inches wide, value At 21c—Tussah Silks, washable, neat)At 65c—Tub Silk Waistings, cool and e e e | | 25¢ RIBBON vide, value 10c. designs, value 25c. comfortable, value T5c. At 580—Sheets, value T75c. '? ¥ e bt % pagcnvaliel INE: At 14c—Serpentine Crepe, newest de- ? At 68c—Sheets, value 85c. ks lolo bides :t' All Silk Taffeta’ Ribbon, {1+ g9c—Fine quality Batiste and Dim- signs and colorings, value 1T At 33c—Jap. Silks, washable, twenty |t 85c—YVard-wide Satin Stripe for|At 78c—Sheets, value $1.00. | jrult 3% inches wide, in-black only— % ; 9c colorings, value vai $ . i e e, Sl ity, value I5c and 19c. At 5 Wesh Mdude. dhding. . She SploegEe ! waisting, value $1.00. At 10V5c—BEST quality Percales, 36 quality Tissue and Flaxon, value |At 33c— S_amf Print Foulard Silks, neat | , 880—Crepe Pongee,: natural color; L At ‘S one cane. of Dleschiet ‘Cetten | ARGk Sl Wi S Sl ay . deslenp yalin e 32 inches wide, value $1.00. Crash—Sale price 3¢ a yard. i - § = 3 ; ” f: Vse—Linen Crash, value 10c. | At 10/4c—BEST quality Dress Ging- |At 19c—Scotch Ginghams, this season’s {At 45c—“Tula” Silk Poplins, 24 inches e ongee, | At 7/2 : ¢ JeWelry eerp i hzams all mr; s(azdard makesg newest styles, value 25c. wide, value 59c. 2 sscallxs;;l':ri‘ul\::‘;;(‘ Fisin PonsSt | At 93o—Linen Crash, value 133, Special 5 : E D At 25c—The celebrated John and David|A¢ 45c_27-inch Silk Stripe Crepe, 2 At 1130—Linen Crash, valie 15e. | At ¥iine 1ot of Jeweiiy: tlttinals 10%c—Krinkled Seersucker, 30 Anderson’s Scotch Ginghams, | Svashable, latest novelty, value|At $1.33—40-inch Crepe-de-Chine, full | At 4o—Towels—Sale price 4c. | e | Bert Pins ‘(W; “EL‘MT(;_“ ‘mfi inches wide, value. 15c. value 49c. 390, i % line of colors, value $1.50. At 7c—Towels, value 10c. - s | A Visit our Kitchenware Department and see the special val-|{ 4t ues in Kitchen Utensils and articles of Household Utility. At USSR The following items are on sale Today ONLY — during the MORNING HOURS — 8.15 to 12 o’clock, or as long as they last. We cannot guarantee every item to last until noon. Read every item in this list of “MORNING SPECIALS” — then be on hand this morning and share in the greatest values ever offered in this store or any other. 9o—Towels, value 12%¢c. 12l/40—Towels, value lée 18c—Towels, value 25c. 29c—Towels, value 3%c. Pins, Beauty |"Pendants, value and 50c. (8peeial . Table, near main entrance) Pifls, Stick Pins ail at 1l See the special values on our Third Floor—Draperies, Cur- tains, Rugs, Hammocks, Sofa Pillows, Etc. | | s e e 98c OSTRICH PON-PONS 250 PEARL BUTTONS 2: 39c EMBROIDERIES 160 50c PETTICOATS 29 50c STORM SERGE 39¢c CHILDREN’'S DRESSES 44c Pearl Buttons, seconds of 10c qual-{| 18 inch Hamburg Embroideries for| Yard-wide Storm Serge, guaranteed| Children’s Colored Dresses of plaid,] Women's Wash Petticoats of ging-| Black Ostrich Pin-Pons, three in a ity — Morhing Sale Price - 2c s WAlsts, skirts, corset covers, et all waol, for skirt, dress, coat or| gingham, percale and chambray,} ham, made with deep flounce, tucked} cluster — Morning Sale Price 25e, 7 o Ak Morning Sale Price 16¢c a yar bathing sult, 10 colorings—Morning| sizes 2 to 4 years — Morning Sale| and corded—Morning Sale Price 29¢,| value 9c. dozen. value 26c to 39¢. Sale Price 3¢ a yard, value 0c. Price 44c, vaiue 50c. value 50c. (Millinery Department) B ——— e — LACE ALL-OVER 19c 18-inch Oriental and Shadow Lace All-over, white and ecru—Morning Sale Price 19c a yard, value 3% to $1.00. D ——— e — 75c TABLE COVERS 29c E————————— $1.25 WAISTS AT 79 Women's Waists of fine quality lawn and voile, all daintily trimmed, high or low neck Morning Sale Price 79¢c, value $1.25. $6.50 WHITE DRESSES $4.39 122¢ RIBBON AT 9c Brilliant Taffeta Ribbon, 31 inches wide, in black, white and colors— Morning Sale Price 9¢ a yard, value 12%c. ? 10c SHEETINGS AT 6%c MEN’S 25¢c GARTERS 16¢c Men's Pad Garters, in a full line of colors — Morning Sale Price 16c & pair, value 25c. 26c HALF HOSE 12Vzc CAS1ILE SOAP 6c Laco Castfie Soap, Orning - Sale value 10c. BOYS’ 50c BLOUSES 39¢ Boys’ Khaki Blouses with link col- lar, sizes 6 to 16 — Morning Sale Price 39c, value 50c, good Price size cake cake, 6c a B e WOMEN’'S GLOVES 3¢ A PAIR HINDS’ CREAM 29¢ Hohe: Hirid and Almond Cream| Plain Centers and Squares, with| 36-inch Bleached and -Brown Sheet-| Women's White Dresses of all-vel] Women's Two-clasp Lisle Gloves in| Men's Fast Black, Full-fashiened 5 = Pri 29¢. P i 3 A b vith torchon lace ant b S o ~Morning - Sule Price 20c, value| button hole edge, all sizesMorn-| ing, standard grades—Morning Sale| Shiie s with combroidered flounce| White only—Morning Sale Price 3c| Half-hose—Morning Sale Price 13%e s0c., ing Sale Price 29c each, value Price 6%c a yard, value 10c. —Morning Sale Price $4.39, val. $6.50 | a pair, value 15c. a palr, value 2bc. e e e VS SAASSIPR] P, CLARK’S THREAD 33c STAMPED PILLOW CASES 38c Pair|35c WHITE GOODS 12c DRAPERY REMNANTS 7c HANDKERCHIEFS AT 2¢ CHENEY SILK NECKWEAR 35c 1. Clark's 200 yard, 6-cord| Hemstitched Pillow Cases. stamped] 40 and 45-inch Knglish Nainsook,] Remnants of Scrims, Silkolines, C Women's Cross-bar Handkerchiefs| Cheney Bros. Silk Four-in-Hands— Thread, all, colors and all numbers] for embroidery, size 42 x 36 soft finish, perfect in weave—Morn- nnes and Curtain Swiss, 1 to 6- Morning Sale Price 2c each, value| Morning Sale Price 35c each,’ three for $1.00 — second quality of 50c grade. $1.00 UNION SUITS 79¢ Morning Sale Price 3%c a spool, vhlue Morning Sale Price yard, value 10c to 2b¢ 4 {ard lengths LINOLEUM AT 38 A YARD ing Sale Price 12 50 38c a pair a yard, value ni ing Sale Price % 5. 25¢ and 35c 2ci l SAMPLE PARASOLS $1.98 9% GINGHAMS AT 6%c 50c BROOOMS AT 33¢ 25c IRISH POPLIN 18)4¢c About 50° Sample Parasols, newest] Best quality Apron Ginghami 1] Burton Bros. celebrated Irish Pop- Room lengths of Printed Linoleum Size 6 Broogms, good quality,] Men's Nainsook Union Suits, simil quality Ap ghams, full i 3 - o i 4 3 ar designs—Morning Sale Price $1.95,| line of staple patterns — Morning] 4% “")S;l“:“;,’;k_(‘ Hore] :;")‘_ —Morning Sale Price 38c a square| serviceable brooms — Morning Sale] to “B. V. D.” Sults—Morning Sale Price 33c, value 50c. I —— $1.65 ICE CREAM FREEZERS $1.19 Three-quart Metal Ice Cream Freez- ers— triple action — Morning Sale Price $1.19, value $1,85. $1.89 OIL STOVES $1.39 value $4.00 10 $5.60. WOMEN’S HOSIERY 6¢c omen’s Fast Black Seamless H fery—Morning Sale Price 6c a palr, second quality of 25c Hoslery. (Not more than two pairs to a customer.) WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY 19¢ Price 79¢ a suit, value $1.00. MEN’'S $1.00 KHAKI PANTS 69 Men's Khaki Trousers, all siaes, 27 to, 48 walst—Morning Sale Price 69c a pair, value $1.00, MEN’S RAINCOATS $3.89 Sale Price 6%c a yard, value, 9c. rd, value 50c to 60c. 123, DRESS GINGHAMS 8c 5,000 vards of “Red Seal” and other Standard Ginghams, short lengths Morning Sale Price $c a yard, value 12%c. D, 25c SECO SILKS 12%¢c $1.39 VELVET RUGS 97¢ Velvet Rugs, size 27x54 inches, pret- ty Oriental and all-over patterns— orning Sale Price 97c, value $1.39. 39c TABLE DAMASK 27%c 60-inch Table Damask, five hand- patterns—Morning Sale Price value 39c, some 27%c a yard, MONOS 10c $1.25 TABLE DAMASK 840 WOMEN’S KI :’V];vxfimu ‘\lkilr‘-:lm‘:n;::xz pl’;f“..“kn“"g T:l.- w;u }noiwn ”Secg;' Silks, wash- T1-ineh ex‘ri h‘eln,vy ;rlsh Linen Women's Lawn Kimonos, floral de- Three-burner Unlon Oil Btoves, Men's Rain Coats, doub! v o e 19¢ able, 25 - A g tterns— & E pair, value 25e, (Not more than twe ?‘lu;lngn bl;ckhs:;odnawalts}‘afle:‘l:nll:g gfl‘e‘l"l:lnslrg:fil Puncebmgic pfln P;":‘isrd, signs in white grounds — Morning standard make—Morning Sale Price absclutely waterproof — Moraing ustomer.) Sale Price $3.39, value §5.50. pairs to a $1.89, value $1.89, oy v Sale Price 12%c a yard, value 25c, value $1.25. Sale Price 10c each.