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Friday, 10 Oclock, Sale of
Embroideries. 3Y9¢ a Yard.
Moré in yards and
better in quality than
you've ever seen at
any fofmer sale. ' -
Friday Morning,lo O’cloclt 39c a Yard,
Sale of Lace Curtains.
Lace Curtains in New and Pretty
Patterns. :
$3.256 Lace Curtains at $2.85
2.75 Lace Curtairs at 2.39
1.50 Lace Curtains at 129
1.75 Lace Curtains at 139
.75 Lace Curtains at .65
25¢c. SUPPORTERS 18 Cents
Ladies 25¢. Hose Supporters, ‘‘Hook
on’’ and also Strap Supporters
18 Cents Pair.
50 Cent ones at 38¢.
Magic Hair Curlers 10¢. and 25¢.
Short Silk Gloves in black or white,
Kayser gloves with patent double fin
ger tips, Ho¢. 7He.
WHITE BAGS 25¢.
White canvass bags neatl)".embroidéred, '
Special 25¢. s
BABY CAPS.
Baby caps in sheer fine lawns with
ingerting and edges of eyelet embroidery
and frills of plaited val lace.
Plain dutch styles with turned back
crown with rows of hemstitched tucks
25¢. and 50¢,
B. H BOSTAIN COMPANY
Soft Linegrie Embroideries for Corset Covers, in dainty
rose and dainty pattern, In all white, in pale biue and in
pink, 16 to 20 inches wide. |
Wide and narrow flouncing and insertings in Nainsook
and Swiss embroideries for-shirt waist.
Dainty edges and beading in blind, English eyelet and
carnations of blind embroidery with “Baby Irish.”
Flouncings up to 8, 10 and 12 inches wide.
Insertings from 3 to 8 and 9 inches. ’
In quality and values, this sale will surpass any Em
broidery sale we had this season.
Not an aggregation of cheap, flimsy, taudry patterns,
but things from the regular Embroidery stock.
Dainty patterns, hand-loomed embroideries---the sort
of edges that come back from the wash as smooth and
even and nice as they were when they caught your fancy
on the counter. Youw’ll see them in the window.
No embroideries less than 50c a yard. Embroideries
actually worth up to $1.25, and more worth above 76¢ a
yard than below 75c.
Replenishing Your Sewing
Basket for Very Little.
“Many nickles make a muckle.” A lit
tle save, here and there a penny, and
you'vs saved a quaiter or a half dollar.
Things you are always buying.
DeLong hooks and Evyes card, all sizes,
ic
Black and white Safety Pins, card 4c
Unbreakable Collar Pins, with different
color heads, at
card 4c
Finishing Braids, in white and colors, by
the bunch 4¢
Fish Eye, polished Pearl Buttons—but
tons you've never been able tobuy before
for less than 10c doz, at 5c
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SOIESETTE.
A 25¢ Wash Weave in all Colors and Patterns.
Soiesette run the whole gamut of designs from stripes in lace effects to pin
dots. In Greys, pink, tan, green, blue and white with colored dots.
“Soiesette’’ is one of the most pular wash weaves we’ve shown this
season. Pretty patterns, good weght and a material that will wash and
hold its dainty coloring to the end.
REGULAR 25¢ WEAVE,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday,
At 11l cents aa Y ard.
" Rice Buttons—a full twelvé dozen on a
card, 144 buttons, 4¢
Needles, paper, 4c
Pins, paper, 4¢
Turkey Red Embroidery Cotton, 3 balls
for 5c
Angora Curvette Braid, yard, 4¢
Bear-Lustre, skein, i 4c
D. M. C. Emboidery Cotton, skein 2c
Crochet Cottons, all colors, mercerized
finished and plain spool, 4c
Steel Pins, with black, white and assorted
color heads, polished and mourning,
paper. 2 1-2¢
'Nothing under 50¢
a yard, and more
above 75c than below
7>¢. Some worth
$1.25.
Ginghams 5 cts a'Yard.
Cotton weaves a high-go
ing higher, but ginghams are
cheap in price this week at
Bostain’s.
Ginghams in stripes & plaids
5 Cents Yard.
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SKELETON WAISTS.
The Success Skeleton Waist, waists for
boys and girls. Light, durable, cool—
just the thing for summer. Has hose
supporters attached. All buttons sewed
on with tape—they can’t come off ‘
17¢. Each.
25¢c. BACK COMBS.
Assorted styles in the latest patterns
of high back combs, both in amber and
shell 15¢, Each.
Silk Parasols--Linen Parasols.
Natural wooden handles, white taffeta
with wide borders of fine or black checks
in black and white, green and white
blue and white, set on with row of hem
stitching, $3.00 and 3.50.
White linen parasols, the ‘chick’
thing, with white summer dresses—llinél
with bands- of eyelet embroidery, row
of hemstitching and plain natural wood
and white handles B{so. ‘
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS.
Children’s parasols in all color. Mer
cerized 25¢. Silk §o¢. to 1.25.
Natural wood handles—trimmed wit
ruffles and frills.
