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% sas©®©e©©©©ss©©©©®©©©©©3®®®©$©©© a © • l LE 0 © ■ m 1' I i * © I r. * T A © p I , 1 0 « © 9 0 V i m II % © if © fy © © © © © © © ' SPECIAL PRICES 0 41 Simpson and American Calicoes. Regular price 6 cents. Special prices 4 7-8 cents. A. A. A. Sheeting, regular price 7 cents, Special price 5 1-2 cents. © Riverside Checks, regular price fTfe 7 cents, Special Sale Price 5 12 cts. Fruit of Loom Bleeching, regular price 10 cents, Special Sale price 7 7*8 cents. Cl 27 inch Double Fleeced Outing, worth 6 1-2 cents, Special Sale price 5 cents. C^ Best Sea {Island Percale, regular price I cm 1-2 cents, Special Sale price I o cents. © 1000 yards in remnant Outings, © Percales, Calicos, Suiting, etc., © etc., at Ices than New York Cost. © MILLINERY. © © If there is one department in ^LF which we acknowledge no com petitor from a standpoint of style workmanship and quality of ma¬ terial used and general pleasing results to the customer it is in our Millinery department, So abso lutely suie are we of our ability yr 4 to Please the trade that we guar antee to do so in every instance. So we assume the whole burden C) of Pleasing you, no matter how fastideous may be your taste or iimitetLyour purse. VVe cannot 9 U0 ^ e Pri ces < hut will make the general announcement that we © hav « hundred had prepared hats *for this sale* one ranging from medium to good and have placed 'S-P sensational prices upon each and every one of them.. © that This is will a. bid do for well your for yourself trade you 41 to investigate. 41 © O tfif m REMEMBER—This sale ‘oegins now aiuJ positively © ENDS OCTOBES 31st. The* pr'icos auo are not .ri © M open to merchants or peddlers. -£i 41 IM e o / Q h ■W © i % s. m 11 -<? © OP © Jr -- i-r. V- w' .^5 o REGISTERED J W. i •3^ r ' ’*?*+ iM tmmas comom m I “Let us beat last November sales,” is what we said to the ► ► ► ► ► tj boys last night when we figured up that to date our Octc- ► ► ► j ► ► ► si exactly 21 cent ahead of last October. | ► ber selling was 2 per B The thought was inspiring and the result is this full page of ] ► ► ► ► | Bargain Prices. ► ► ► ► | This phenominal sale at time when most merchants ► a ► I are down in mouth over the results of business, owing to 1 the drop in cotton, can speak but one thing to buyers who l are not asleep or wedded to some store “just ’cause daddy 3 traded there” 13 < *- <» H ► It only mean this, and this is what we modestly claim that | | We carry the largest stock of Ladies, Childrens and Gents B ►J Furnishings in Covington. styles always found to be cor-! * That our qualities and are : ► ► ► m •4 rect. Our guarantee of More Goods For Same Money or * 4 ■4 ► *4 4 4 Same Goods For Less Money we have never failed to make ► ► 4 ► 14 ► good. That ONE PRICE TO ALL has given the people ► r *4 *4 *4 confidence c 4* * in our store, r 4 '-s -4 B *4 41 There is no hot air in these claims. They are true and *4 subject to demonstration and this advertisement of special -4 4 ◄ *4 prices is to induce you to come to our store to claim the is _ l proof, come on a pricing expedition. Plenty of help and 41 I a pleasure to show you our goods. Just thrnk of it, 500$ pairs of Shoes to select from and yet that scarcely repre sents our stock. We have doubied it this season till we haven’t room for our i 3 - meusc buyings. We have shoes on counter, under counter, on tloor and eve 5 - where. This represents every known style and quality from medium to best. We call especial attention to our Children’s Sho-es. This department is the largest ni Covington and one particular toe we want you to see, it is the new Orthopetic last for children. Jnst the shape of the foot, fits, looks good and don’t hurt. Sorr. j $.300 Ladies Shoes raduced to $2.25. 2.50 < ■ 1.98. < < “ 2.00 4 4 •• i 48. f .50 1.25. 1.25 " 98c. 6.00 Mens “ 4 50, 5 00 “ 3.75. 3,00 “ 2.25 V - -TB DRESS GOODS, 0 i In order to bring this depart- v ment have into still greater prominence % we called from the hundreds (j of styles represented the following li special values and urge you to a see them at the price we shall v able name. values They are simply unmatch- Q in seasonable mer chandise. 0 54 inch Broadcloth, all colors, worth $1.00, Special Sale price 85 cents. il 48 inch English Suitings, in A ™ Brown, Green, Blue, Tan, Castor, Red and Grey effects, regular price $1,00, Special Sale price f § 79 ctnts. 44 inch Black Nub Suiting, regu- 1 lar price $1.00, Special Sale price v 75 cents. 54 inch English Suitings in good § variety of styles, regular price f) $1.50, Special Sale price 98 cts. |J 54 inch Melton cloth, in Black, § Blue, Brown and Grey, 50 cents. 45 inch Venetian and Prunella cloths, in Grey, Tan and Castor I shades, regular price 75 cents, Special Sale price 59-cents. 40 inch Worsteds, in Black, Blue, VI Green, regular Purple and Brown effects, Q| price 25 cents, Special Sale price 19 cents. LADIES 0 READY-To-WEAR 0 fl GARMENTS. ® show 0 In this than department Four Hundred Gar- 0 more 0 ments. Where outside of a city can you findsnch an array of a styles? department. VVe want It you merits to the visit atten- this ^ /» tion of alt styte hunters and bar- V gain seekers. About six styles of Ladies Jackets () One or two of a kind. We sold and || them readily at $10.00 / $12.50, Special Sale price $7 98. 0 This long Empire effect in either ^ ^ Covert cloth or best quality American Woolen Mills Kersey is 0 seen elsewhere at $10.00, Spacial 0 Sale price $7-50.| 0 What do you think of this all wool cloth Jacket in Black, Tan 0 or Castor $3.50. a And this long coat for Misses 6 ^ to You 14 can’t years of JC it all at a Ln if ma! 0 Special Sale price $3.75. 0 This skirt is of all wool eq ies 0 cloth Is of fulj with width plaited and front a best tail : 0 0 very d onng. It looks like $5.00, s" 0 some folks will ask you a william for the same value, but it adver* 98* ^ tises this department at $2 Just take a look at that Soros^ is i? Underskirt. The prices is $L25. |J TRY Tl ? ■J#”®,. V f'VJ. WltS £ - ww : - ■& s i-m .»•. C r } , i Sfrr ■