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'I ll E A’JL.Y NT A (I K()K( JI AN AM) M AY’S.
Jewelry in the Sale
$1 Cloisonne Enamel I’ins 39c.
Watch Fobs, men or ladies, 50c,
Sterling: Silver Waist Rings 48e.
'°r More Bargains See Our Two-Page Ad in To-day’s Journal.
RICH &
Stamped Goods Sale
- >e to ode Stamped Waists 19c.
• >0c Pillow ('uses, stamped. 39e.
2 ><• to 50c Stainped Dresses 15c.
| The Great End-of-the-Month Sale
5 This End-of-the-Month Sale Means That Merchandise Is Not Permitted
2 to Grow Old Here. The Clearance Sale Current sweeps out all ex-
5 hausted assortments each month. Nothing allowed to linger. Hence
2 the stock is always new and fresh.
^5 Sale starts Fridavat tin* opening; of the doors; ends Saturday at the tap of the closing
2 hell. “Prizes” to early comers.
2 All charge purchases made during the sale will he transferred to tin 1 dune statement.
-2 mailed July 1st.
I All Our $2 Shower-Proof Foulards at
98
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Silk prices clipped to less than half. Tis a fair sample of how we slash
prices in the Eml-of-the-.Month Sale. The saving, moreover, is not on stale,
worn-out silks, but on the staple, spick and span foulards. Every sj>2 foulard in
stock included; not an inch reserved.
These foulards are all shower-proof. They are 42 inches wide—little*is reciuired for a dress. \\ e have
sold them freely at their price of $2 a yard. But color exhaustion and broken lines deplete the price—out they go to-morrow
at 98c. Included are the staple black, browns, navy and Copenhagen blues and greens. Some in solid colors, some with the
floral spared patterns, some in stripes, some in dots—just a fair assortment of everything that has been "good this season.
Only 98c. ' .
New Silks at Prices to Bid You Pause
Because these arc the smart, new, fashionable silks that women will want throughout the summer,
for traveling, for mountain and seashore and street wear we stress in big type the little prices at which
thev are to sell. Look here:
39c
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For 59c io 85c
Kimono Nilks
HI pieces of fine kimono
silk. Some solid colors,
with borders: others in
the floral. Jap or char
acteristic kimono pat
terns. About all colors.
22-inch.
$1 Foulards
s&c and $1 . ton- '•%
lanls in about
:;r> different patterns. All
are proof against spot-
tings. Full range of eol-
ors.
(Silks, Main Floor—
Left Annex)
49c-
For $1.00 to
$1.25 Silks
Here a it* soft, shinmiery
chiffon taffetas to make
the smartest of street
dresses and suits. Solid
colors, and changeables
in about every color on
the card save black and
white. 2 (Much. Also
handsome inessalines in
neat stripes and floral
patterns the identical
styles that sell readily
everywhere at $1 and
$1.25. Only the.
59c
For Smart
$1.50 Silks
These are the handsome
Tussah crepe tie chines
soft crinkly crepes
now s<» much in favor.
We have just eight
pieces left in solid col
or tan. mustard, -brown.
Nell rose. Copenhagen,
rose and taupe. Yard
wide. Also at 5Pc are 24-
inch silk serge suitings
in solid colors and fan
cies and fancy silks in
rather wide variety of
patterns and colors.
95c
For $2.50 to $3.00
Silk Chiffons
Silk voiles and chiffons,
loveliest fabrics of the
foreign looms. Street
and evening shades:
some with deep border
of channeuse silk, some
with silk stripes, some
bestrewn with flowers.
The silks such as these
are fashionable the year
around. H inches wide:
very little is required
for a dress. $2.50 and
s:; qualities for l‘5c.
98c
For $1.50 to
$3.00 Silks
< 'tia rmiii- Dolly Madison
silks now on sale in tho
bos! stores at $1.50 a
yard. Neat stripes be
strewn with dainty
sprays or flowers. Blue,
grey. Copenhagen, tan.
Also $o Cloth of Cold
silk at OSo. Also $-.25
oyster white ixingee Mo
tor cloth for suits and
coals. Yard wide. Also
*1.50 light blue silk pop-
tin. 40-inch. Also $."
golrl and blue silk
changeable serge at HSe.
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Picture Frames
An Appropriate Set
ting for Beauty or
Brains or Both
Metal picture frames from
cabinet size down. Round,
oval, square and oblong
styles, variously in gold-plat
ed, polished brass, silver-
plated, oxidized and old
brass finished. Divided into
two lots for quick selling.
formerly 25c to
50c.
formerly 75c, $1 and
$1.25.
(Main Floor—Center Aisle.)
Half=Price Sale
of All Tovs
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All the toys left over from the
holiday selling, together with ac
cumulated odd lots, are grouped
at End-of-the-Month prices:
Ail velocipedes, ail tricycles,
all wagons, rubber halls, train
sundries, mechanical boats, all
hobby horses, all doll go-carts,
all trains, mechanical autos, pic
ture machines, stoves, drums,
etc.
10c
39c
learaway of Fashionable Laces
Former Prices $1, $1.50 & $2 00, now oniy
Ohiintilly—Aiacraiiit*—Li<9 re—Shadow and Youisv
Lares in bands and edges to match.
The very names tell you these are the most fashionable
laces of the season. Y ou must see them to judge their
lull beauty.
The Chantilly laces arc all black: the other laces are
w hit<■. ecru and real tints.
The Alaeraine and Venise laces arc 4 to 7 inches wide:
the other laces are t to 15 inches.
75c to $1.25 Embroideries 39c
5 50c to 6 >c
2 Dolls at
19c
Pine kid body dolls with bisque
heads. Pitted with shoes and
stockings.
25c to 39c
Dolls at
10c
Full jointed bisque and kid
dolls, completed with slip, shoes
and stockings. Closing eyes.
2 $1 & $1.50 on
2 Character Dolls
to Splendidly made character
2® dells with bisque body, wooden
jS joints, hand-painted faces. Com-
7>« plete with slip.
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5 Every Doll in Slock
» from $3 to $7 at Half Price
2 69c character baby dolls. 39c.
$5 baby dolls, large size $2.98.
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2 Challenge Sale
to* The greater part of the stock
Tto reduced for this sale. Prices
drop to half and more. Wanted
55 and worthy merchandise—every
bit of it. It is a Challenge Sale
=2! wherein the Economy Basement
5to proves by prices that it is the
most economical place in which
to trade. Sale ends Saturday.
$1.25 white voile flouncing, embroidered in the
daring Bulgarian colors. 45 inches wide
75c and 40 lingerie floum ings in eyelet and shad
ow embroidery, 27 inches- at
75c and 40 all-over embroideries in dainty eyelet
patterns and bold, striking designs. 27-inch, at.
39c
39c
39c
25c Matched Sets of Embroideries 10c
Dainty matched sets of Swiss and Nainsook embroid
eries. not a yard worth less than 15c, most of it worth 25c.
Choice 10c.
$15 to $18.50 Embroidered Robes $8.95
White lingerie robes embroidered in colors. Consist of 45-ineh flouncings with
bands to match. All arc from regular stock the styles that have been best this
season.
Linen & Lingerie Robes Reduced 1-3
All our white batiste and voile robes and all our white and colored linons
now one-third less than the usual prices. Variously embroidered in eyelet, shad
ovv and French work.
\\ ere $15 to $1>D; now $10 to $40. (Laces—Main Floor—Right)
Sale of Notions and Dressmakers’ Helps
5 c
raids lc
Mercerized lingerie
braids in white, pink
or blue. 5 yards to
piece for lc.
25cBraids 10c
Scalloping braids .6
yards to bolt. All
white or white with
colored edge.
4 on raid.
20c Hair Pins 9c
English hair pins, cabinet
size; 200 black hair pins
to cabinet.
10c Elastic 5c
Cotton elastic in all widths.
White or black. Always
10c; for 5c.
Three 5c Slip-out collar supporters,
cards for 10c.
Thret 5c Warren's collar foundations, \vrtihe or
black net or chiffon, for 10c.
25c Nickel skirt markers and hem gauge combined.
Ladies’ seamless sanitary napkins, 3 for 10c.
5c lisle Corset, laces. 3 for 10c.
5c brass safety pins, all sizes, assorted on card. 3
cards for 10c.
to
9c
for ladies' 25c "8EW-
ON ' hose supporters,
for 15c ladies’ sanitary
belts.
for ladies' sanitary dress
protectors.
•5 for 5c handy pin sheets
»5C .lei heads, white or black.
■J for darning cotton (soiled),
1C plain or mercerized.
-j for 5c mercerized crochgt
Jl C cotton, black or navy blue.
for 15c silk seam binding;
9 yard pieces. Black, white
and colors.
for West’s 25c elect tic
curlers.,5 on card.
for one dozen ladies' seam
less sanitary napkins.
for Doc ladies' adjustable
sanitary girdle.
6c
pink or blue.
for 10c mercerized lingerie
tape. 10-yard pieces; white.
M RICH & bros. co
Qnee-in-a- While” Opportunity to Save Greatly
On Your New Suit, Waist, Coat, Skirt or~Dress
Despite the low prices, nearly evert
just Back from New York these new g-
It’s
ke get tin
garment is spick, span new. Don’t forget that! The |„iver is
nnents represent makers’ surplus stocks and overplus lots,
back almost liall \ our purcliasi* price on each t rausaetion:
Clearawayof Ratine Suits
.All the r»tine suits including special purcahes and
regular stock now to go at reduced prices. Cutaway and
Blouse styles, plain or fane.ily tailored in white, tan, gray,
blue, rose. All
suits $25. $19.75 suits at $14.75.
$25 to $29.50 suits at $19.75.
Royal Society Co.’s Finished Art Pieces
$
$7.50 to $10 Finished Art Pieces
Finished pillow tops, centerpieces, scarfs, ba
by pillows and many odds and ends. Made
of fine lawns, linens and other materials.
Beautifully band embroidered.
$12 to $17 Finished Art Pieces
Among these are some of the handsomest
pieces the Royal Society Company pro
duce. There are white and colored 36-inch
centerpieces, colored library table pieces,
scarfs, etc (Art Needlework. Mai n Floor, Center
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2.98
5.98
Isle.)
Fairy 3
Soap Bars
10c
“Have You a Little Fairy in Your Homo?”
O Q<r* for 50c white ivory
combs: all course teeth
or coarse and line combinations.
19c
3c
for 25c and ‘Toe hard
rubber combs.
for 5c and 10c bristle nail
brushes with wood backs.
*1 fur -5c manicure outfits.
* including flic, pincers,
eiuer.' boards ami manicure
sticks.
1 for 25c to 50c wood
* back buffers with de
tachable chamois covers.
O n for 15c Nadinola talcum
powder.
^ for 5oe Madame Islxdl’s
*4*1* face powder, all colors.
for 50c Madame Islndl's
Turkish bath oil.
1 Y/» for 25c “Spiro” powder.
1 # ^ Prevents odor front per
spiration.
12c
for 25c Sanito! Tooth
Powder or Paste
19c
5c
or blue.
5c
for 25c Wright’s or
Shinott silver cleanser.
for
bab.
loc and 15c (VI
Rattlers. White
luloid
pink
for 25c Celluloid back
tooth brushes, our own ini
portation, imi not up to standard.
Will give service for a month or
so. after which bristles Iwgin to
come out.
15c
29c
12c
10c
for 25c Rich’s
face powder.
Reset ta
for (>5c Ri<
toilet water.
h's violet
for 25c Pivers* import
ed talcum powder.
for 25c (VIluloid mani
cure cases with cellu
loid handled buffers. Case also
contains ivory sticks and nail
cna mol.
No Moths Will Stay Where
you place a small chunk of this lump-packing cam
phor. In large tin boxes:
H)v size 5c.. 20c size 10c.
(A Wash Goods Clean-Up
l— 2—I 7 .
1 n r for 25c Ginghams—Fine quality imported zephyr
* ginghams, 22 inches wide.
for 25c Dimities—Dainty dimitie
neat floral and figured patterns.
and flaxons, in
OC_ for 50c Shirtings—These are the famous David &
John Anderson zephyr shirtings, which retail the
countrv over at 50c.
$.5 to $8.50 Dresses
Somethin# like 250 in all, in about a dozen
different styles. White piques with colored
stripes, all-linen dresses.
Pretty white voiles and lingeries, some enriched with a
loneli ,,f color, most Of 111 all white, Ihiintilv in
luces and embroideries.
$3.85
$8.50 to $12.50 Dresses
$5.85
boose from dainty crepe dresses bestrewn
with colored flowers, “composed” one-piece
dresses, pretty ratines in solid colors, pure
linens in natural. Blue and white, and captivating lingerie
dresses in white voile and lingerie. Charming styles, severely
and elaborately trimmed. Also "-composed" one-piece llnen'e
'kill of white linene, the "coat” of brown, bine,
dresses, the j
red, pink, etc.
$15 to $23.50 Ratine Dresses
Smart styles in tile fashionable Bedford
fords and ratines. Some are severely tai
lored for simple street wear; others are
with lace and embroidered trimmings.
rather “dressy'
ing colors, black
and white.
Lead-
$15 to $? 8.75 Wool Dresses
"Plums here for the woman who needs a
wool dress for present or future street wear. ^
Smartly developed serge and Bedford dresses
in fashionable -piece models. Black, navy blue
tan, brown.
gray,
A small lot from a maker, plus flip odds
and ends from stock. Variously in ratine
and linen, very stylish: cleverly tailored
and trimmed.
$6.50 Norfolk Jackets
Misses' and women's Norfolk coats for
morning, outing and travelin
veloped of a superior
English flannel in tin*
few blues. All sizes up to
ool
Tip-
quality bright red
hamotertsticr Norfolk
wea r.
$3.85
style. Also
New $15 Ratine Suits
Ratine requires clever tailoring, and these
suits show it in every graceful line. Simple
styles, so smart for daily street wear.
White, pink or gray.
$7.85
$25 to $35 Wool Suits at
$12.85 I
Whospever needs a suit for traveling,
seashore, mountain or present street
wear can have choice here of some
thing like one hundred in the season’s approved styles.
A beautiful Bedford Cord is beautifully tailored in a
dashing cutaway style, handsomely silk lined throughout.
Tans, blues or grays. Actual value $35, for $12.85.
A host oi white Bedford Cords with black or colored
hairline stripes are shown in various strips, t'sual prices $25
and $30, for $12.85.
Ratines, serges, Bedford Cords and suitings make up the
rest of the assortment. Chiefly in Iho solid color black or
navy blues. Hornier prices $23.50 to $211.75. Now at $12.85.
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$25 to $29.50 Summer Dresses 5 :
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Home Sewers Couldn’t Hope
To Duplicate These Dresses
For Much More Money
300 fresh, attractive
dresses are grouped for the
Eiul-of-the-Month Sale at
prices that force attention.
Every one of the 200 dresses
is spick, span new. The materials
are fast color, tub-proof percales,
ginghams, linens, ehambravs and
piques. Every smart style Is rep
resented—including Norfolk and
two-piece dresses. Solid colors,
stripes, plaids and checks. Some
trimmed in bands, some embroid
ered, some trimmed with laces.
Belts, buttons, braids are also fea
tures. Any little girl from 2 to 14
years can surely be fitted.
100 Dresses, Formerly QQ
$1 and $1.25, to sell at OOC
100 Dresses, Formerly ^*1 .18
$1.50 to $2, to seli at
100 Dresses, Formerly (JJ *1 .98
$2.50 to $3.50, now at 'P
(Dresses, Second Floor)
Little Prices that Rule Solely
Because of the End-of-Month Sale
4.7-ineli lingerie batiste, full yarn,
mercerized. A clean-up of our entire
stock: many good colors. Regular price
30c yard.
Ten pieces plain color sheer linens, and
tU)-inch*lincn shirtings, neat stripe designs, |
etc Former prices were 50c, 65c and 75c / YARD
yard.
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