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I © © ©.© © ©,,© © o © © © © © © © © © © © © © © 't P% 4 t ■ p.i 1#F, i 0 i a' Us ■ ’X*'. •- t3||fe 33 **! r • •! II- < 3 Y 1 ml 'f •. H . A e22 i ~ ®r |g ■ST; *• r»«g 1 I *SI.. A * ' & i; ■ e &£ 11 Hi- v ‘lf ■ Here is where we are prepared to save you the biggest heaps of money. Here the damag e was ■ghtest, but most universal. But no matter however slight the damage, we have put the knife deep very article of MILLINERY must be sold within the next twenty days. Don't fool yourselves by tilling this hot air. The stuff is going TO BE SOLD whether you avail yourself of the opportunity a buy it CHEAP or not. We had about 3 doz. trimmed hats, ranging in price, from $5.50 to $10. ■at received slight damage by being moved. These Hats WE ARE GOING TO SELL and if you will early enongh yon will get choice of the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Covington. Jackets. bf course you know that we are the recognixed leaders of Hies and Childrens Jackets in this section. We pay more Lntion to style and quality than our competitors do, because [dies wear has always been our hobby. * What do you think these .prices? pi7.50, the least $15.00 bit the and $12.50 for garments the fire, all that -Oe- A -j : worse to i at one price, .... 0.00 Another and lot good of about at that.. six Not that much were $ 6. 00 ; matter with them, your choice for This colors. lot of three Well, or how four does styles this in- ft o and for choice, 7 ■ ir Silks. Silks can’t stand rough usage, but these got only wrinkled pit. Will all come out if you know how to press, and if you bn t know had better learn how. But what we were about to y is that there are some twenty styles. All pretty waist de ps that were $1.00, 85c, 75c and 75c per 50c pd. What do you think ? We have pnchecl them, at the yard, «'■ Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!! Out of about 5000 pair of Shoes, we had 2000 paii - to get out of cartoons. Some of these Sot slightly scratched-Not hint as you very well know, hut all this class we want to sell first and have put the knife to. There are mens, womens and children iocs. lere are \0 •uudav shoes, every day shoes and woik shoes i. - did!, *hoe be sold at once Did you say at one c? We and this means and they are going to been to bargain trough the that if you wait till quiek-to-catch-,.....eighbors have ou. • your opp’ will be low when you come. k 4 k ;■» I { v. k A A a c ■ ®©©©©©©© © © © © © 1TTE jgy TER PRT&E, o VrXQ7CN — » ——■— — i£--L. - n 7 V V 9 \ If* St* Bft. mm I 1 The IXUQCS SffOF™ Women Table Linens. You might get a bargain in a Cloth, some Doilies or a few Towels. Suppose you try. Samples. Let us tell you something about these samples. They were used by a drummer on the road. We bought them at 66 1-3 cents on the dollar. Cheap enough. You will find in the line Mens, Womens and Childrens Underwear, Hosiery, Work Shirts, Suspenders, Fascinators, Corsets, and in fact a thous¬ and things that you want and have got to buy. The question is, where are you going to buy them ? If you buy them from us you save ONE-THIRD. That’s all. SOME HOT SHOTS. Very best A.A.A. Sheeting, 6 cents. Very best Riverside Checks, 6 cents. Very best Calico, 5 cents. 7 1*2 cent Ginghams, 5 cents. $1.50 Woolen Underwer, 98 cents. $1.00 Wright’s Health kluderwear, 75 cents. 75 cents Fleeced Underwear, * 48 cents. $2 00 Mens Hats, $1.25. 3.7 $1.50 Wens Hats, 98 cents. $1.00 Mens Gloves, 75 cents. 75 cent Mens Gloves, 50 cents. 50 cent Mens Gloves, 39 cents.