The Portland daily press., 1895-01-28
SKIRTS, ETC.

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Skirts, assorted styles, at 2, 2-25
and $50, were 8, 4 and 5.Twen-
ty fine Mohair Skirts, worth 2.4s
to $50 to go at Its to $50.
one let of navy blue flannel
Skirts at 800, reduced from
1.50. One lot of fast black sat
teen Skirts, to go, atprict,es rang
ing froma5ecto csc, were seven-
ty-fve cents and 1 SO. One lot
of fancy knitted Skirts marked
down.
UMBRELLAS COUNTER.
We have taken all the Umbrell-
as that have become soiled or in
other ways damaged, and put
them into the following lots. One
lot at 81, been 1.25 to 2. One lot
at $1.25 were 1.75 to 2.4S. One lot
at 1.5S, were 2.4S to 500. One lot
of 3.4s, were 500 to 900. Several
other equally goodSones.s
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
Thirty-five fine linen and MAIN
sock short Dresses, soiled and
rumpled, to be sold at SOC to
AIS, regular prices, LOO to $50.
One lot of Christening Dresses,
flannel Wrappers, Skirts and
shoulder blankets, at half val
ue. Sixteen crocheted Afghans, at
less than half regular prices. Some
odd pieces of French Camels hair
cloth, Elder. Down and Flannels,
fit for Wrappers, dressing sacques
etc., marked way down. All soil
ed and damaged lots of baby bon
nets, marked at a. small fraction
of the former prices. Fourteen
children's Cloaks, carried over
from last year and formerly worth
from 400 to 14.0O, to go at 75c.
1.50, 2.4S and 3.4e. Seventeen
/ Cloaks, this seasons styles, worth
2.75 to 1850 to be sold at half
the marked prices. Fourteen In
fants' short white Cloaks, at Las
to 3.9s, regular price $50 to
1000. Eighteen infants silk
and cashmere, long double Cape
Cloaks. worth 400 to 500, to go
at 200 and 400.
MACINTOSHES.
Six Lady Somerset Macintoshss
at $50, were 1850. One Standish
long cape Macintosh at 500, was
1850. One Macintosh at $50, was
11.OO. Four Macintoshes at $50,
were 1880. Four Inverness gar
ments at $50, were 11.00. One
Stuart Macintosh at 600, was 1900.
One grey Newmarket at 500, was
1000, Two imported Pauline
Mac intoshes at ESQ, were 500.
Several other lots of Macintoshes,
for women and children, at very
low prices.
NECKWEAR COUNTER. (Women's.
One lot of boys percale Col
lars at SC, were 20. One lot of
ladies' cape Collars and Chemi-
settles at sc, were 12c to tic. One
lot of remnants of black and white
and cream Ruching at 10c alyard.
One lot of fancy embroidered
chiffon Handkerchiefs at LOO, were
2.25. One lot of silk Windsor
Bows at 15c, were Csc. All dam
aged Windsors and other silk
Neckties at Sc. One lot of mems
fancy silk Handkerchiefs at 19c.
been SOC to 75c. Six silk Handker-
chiefs with lace edge at SOC, were
1.50. One lot of crepe silk Hand
kerchiefs at SOC, were 100.
HABERDASHER T. 7aCOENTER.
One lot of four-in-hand tecks :
puffs, flowing ends and other Neck.
ties at 25c, been 75c to LOO. One
lot damaged Suspenders at 15c,
been 25 and SOC. One lot of mems
linen Collars, large and small
sizes only, at 25c dozen, worth
1.50. One lot of boys outing
Shirts at SOC, were 100. One lot
of gymnasium Caps at 10c and Csc,
were 75c. All Smoking Jackets
marked down to close.
In the Embroideries depart
ment are several lots of Tides,
Hamburgs,3 Swfsses, etc, odds and
ends and remnants, which have
been marked wav down to a small
part of the old prices.
In the basement are several lots
of Japanese Pottery, Royal Wor-
cester and other English Dishes,
few cut glass pieces, etc., all of
which are worth looking after when
you are here.