The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1911, Page 13

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Great Blanket Purchasel ur otto “a + beige All-wool Soleils, Prunolias and Prench ie andl triple plack, navy, Tivise throwd-—overlock eine ls ‘ 57,265 pairs at manufacturer's co be y t al I~ : 69. .7 1.49 1.98 | jnch Values 08 con $1.98 .69 | Fifteen hundred and thirty-five cases. \ ‘ Portleres--reversttie Silk ‘ou Frou and Duplex | retain 0.08, 60 These 1,535 cases, and $15.08 ‘ expert Lot Madras Curtains | Ms lave 0 ‘Oriental effects oa | piled one on top of other, s ‘ ) Odd Portiores y 79 k and Armure | Chiffon Broadeloths inch—all wool would be more than fringed, bordered 98 sa Lp ” shh vy oe ’ er ood ray, colors — n 14 | pllent Mee. Couch Covers. LITTLE LISTS That Partly Tell How We Clean Up LINENS, TOWELS, Etc. Before Inventory (CHS of ‘Table Covers ‘Vurkey With white or pr beline Cloakings- niny Ciley oF Siw 4 tach tigen Metropolitan Tower, ow ball Bearskin ( wr with whit —sinull tot of Sore thaw w By wore $2.08 and $3.30 e 98 A Moire Caraenl Cloakings—50 inch | now 1.98 eleven times as high as | faxko S916 1139] Stock Clearances in | 64x68— were $1.40 | 20 ineh AML Linen Napkin | White Goois Sloger Building. neil at 1-40) « for the Economlent. 3.19 | Semi-Made Emb'd Ling THE TRADE SAYS:— 14x30. Tues $10.08 to SLA OS 107 | Clearance of Victoria were firny and strong it 1 Cheviot and Madras — era k Towels THE LARGEST TRANSACTION 16 Cou { “lly | ane 6% 19 and Crossbars ee in | Aull seeps Had ear 274 BLANKET HISTORY! c Cambries— were 1b.... Bly 17 ineh—awilted Crossbir Hatlste—were 15... 8! JOURNAL OF COMMERCE 11! Embroidered, Dotted and Fan Swi were 1 sized Madras | stated Fobruary Eleventh:— esterday 57,265 pairs gf blankets +14 |Changed bands in the market to wind up 6\ tte affairs of tho estate of Poter A. Keville, of Keville & Quaid, commission | merchants, at No. 89 Worth street. % “The entire stock sold to Wary Mase 11.08 |santus A. HEARN & SON, The local rotall concern to vard W ta Dress Linens heayy—pure white Stock Clearance in Women's Underwear Nght and reg. AD) A Long Cloth: AL plece Kaira Fine Lingerie Usineh= Ld yd. p was Lawn Fringes faney on yoke and skirt were « Muslin Night Di tucks, lace and two inserts Stock Clearances in | ability of thts Thandio such @ large product was widely commented on in the market whon the vinsook Night were $129.98! £69 details of the sale became known." 7 hire ew, mn H D » beds: 1 OO eee cede worth $1.08, 1.84 | TO QUICKLY were st $08 | pull size Sateen Comfortable H Naingook Corset Cover fit d both sides seme Silkoline rows of lace, ribbon drawn backs, somg bordered | SELL ty (18 ¢ ‘rib Comtortables it | sete NAL 69.4 | WE WILL MAKE PRICES with tucks, 10 Quotations That Tell of Clearances in ! Window Shades, etc. EVEN LOWER THAN IN THE |GREAT AMORY-BROWNE SALE nd Window Shade ft hy ving» -white and best a4 Ra iiaieee SGI ER dow shades--0x3 ft OF 1908. Lito ub yr bid, mis ing elghtly inipe sisi Flannelette Gown shit Cloths -siightly imperfect Knit Nizht Drawers 39 rub Such an Opportunity 1) Seats Tined—1to 10 yes were 49.39 | Sweater Conta—doul sh Neicised fancy wenye-- were 3.98 | But Once In Many Years. OVERS1OCK OF OU1ING FLANNELS, | Eut Not a Yard Must Be Carried Ovzr, | PRICES: THEREFORE | 9 conte to: VALUES: To-Merrow and Until Further No‘ice Mon\ cent quality Boat colder’ atripes 6 cents 59 cents to $29.00, All wool, wool and cotton NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS, and all cotton. Winter and Summer weights, | MORNING SPECIAL S—"* igen, Jig — ent declers buying, quantities restricted © Mail or Telephone Orders pre Women's Emb'd Hose Ye White Cambrica © 1 Wack 1 nid 1 tt, brig for unad ; ture 4 for le WHITE GOODS OEAIN. BLO: Double and Single Beds and Cribs. fos tata 9X All-Over Emb" 'd Waists: MAIN LOO We AU- Wool Panamas. meas rogular 50 ' ‘ M white and col'd, > blankets, except for the fancy ant ¢ TMIN- FLOM p » FLOOR, d hantungs 84 Hotes wii i are single, 49 Blk, Messaline Waists.. 1,55 FE heey ort wees, At 46 cents; regular. .79 1 effect, with fine tuck WASH DRESS PABRICS” RASEMPNT. Gray, Tan and White Biankets— all wlaes — For single beds, ME ty & 390 Cotton Lace Banda 75 centes regular $1.19 to 31,39 ti $3.19 Blk, Panama Skirts Ww Ate and Blankets, for t vi OND Voc ver quarter na. full sige beds. Tee AEN Peon 8 rie He bitte 7 At Oi regular $1.98, early House re it: 70 9S8e Wide Satin Foulards White and Triankets of extra fine tex- ven ND wih, i new aud tures, for single, three-«juarter, full size and iW ‘as Hat 1.37 Lis y extra large beds. $2.48 omens V ats a HAIN a vw t af : uk $2.25 to $2.50 t9¢ Linen Damask Square 981) bod Bok ng al mal Toate 290 1s iN WAIN’ FLOOR Children's Skirts rf 1 rogular €2.50 and $3.25 Bh white and colors, 1 Blankets, oxtre Large bods, awe At OQ; regular $3.50 $8.98 Renaissance Curtaina,..6.00|| Ohio Wool Risuketeector ail'sise bede, nde) ~ pg i regular and $4.50. OH ee OLETERY ROSEME STO 8, also whi uitorale Weel tor all si Steel Knives, Forks 6 At 3.00 and Tontigraus 4:09, dollars Tand fino California wool $1.98 Silkoline Comfortables 1.40 Exper a be fe Stocks and Jabots 1d par ” 16 comer KEM Lis BASEMENT. HKWEAIC MAIN} Fe wide At Boys’ Blouses, Was 2.5 All wool pla 6% 79 & 980 Boys’ Trousers, | f Me Salts and Peppers 17 \ {ortul-assortment In all sizes, 1 fn 4 # styles At Be oO ivaihana ¢ ‘ a : 18 N aK MAIN FLOM: Elegant Blank 0 A Ountis” £8 % 0 $15.00 nin 7 kK ft 1 rn lurgest beds \ve White Roll Tape 4's , ge Imp't'd Hair Brushes 50 wish cr 8 testtan and Californhe wood i i: ‘ ‘ m Jain —Coxbele | } ye A i A a majority pure WoOl—Large, me. ik ‘ is Ts hrhin fe ila faneei™™ fj dium and smal i | eat aKa at Heath AMER ones "Os AsO amt 4 7:80 TOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! } the ta nad osiee, lavas Makes | Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials usually $21.00, $25.00 and $29,00r