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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28
Gathered On The Battlefield Of Thought.


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the entire line p salute Co Che King
Emperor of tha great British Empire.
who ln his fine Yacht siaams slowly
between the lines OF nearly two hum
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

No matter whose face Is on Uncle
SANS coins they are worth their face
value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

a bitter Dill cannot be sugar coated
40 that Il is not bitter stlll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

II Is easier to keep good man down
than IL is 20 keep prices down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

The bubonic Is about the least Of
san Fraucisco's plague.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

That uprising in Cuba had ats head
whackcd as soon as it showed 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

The frost win soon be on the pump
Kin.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Silks
in the Mill End Sale.

Foulard silk. p inches wide, blue wine or myrtle with white, worth 39c yd.; in the Mill End Sale, 29c Japanese silks in colorS, 27 inches wide and in 24 different shades, worth soc yd., 39c Fancy Silks for jumper suits and for waists, black or blue combined with white in checks and stripes, other col ors in checks and figures, worth 59c yd 49c White Jap silk, 27 inches wide, nice quality, worth 75c yd., 49c Rough Pongee in shadow check pat tern, 27 inches wide, good coIors in cluding blue and brown, worth 69c yd.,
 49c Fancy Silks in checks and stripes, hundreds of patterns almost, worth 75c to Sl yd-, 59c Rough Pongee, pure silk, 27 inches wide, natural brown, black, white and reseda worth 69c yd., 59c Peau De .Soie black, 32-inch, worth $1 yd., 79c Black Taffeta, 32 inch, worth s9c yd.,
 69c 35-inch black taffeta, worth s1 yd., Chiffon taffeta, black, 26 inch, worth S1 25 yd., 89c Black taffeta, 32-inch, worth s1 yd.,
 79c Fine taffeta, black, 35 inch, worth S1. Is yd., 95c Extra quality black 35-inch taffeta, worth Sl35 yd., S1.l0
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Black WOOlens
 in the Mill End Sale,

Poplar cloth in short lengths and figured alpaca 36-inch, worth 25c; in the Mill End Sale, l9c
 Mohair, plain or fancy, 36-inch, short lengths, worth 39c yd., 25c
 Fancy black -and-white checks and stripes, worth soc yd., 29c
 Batiste and albatross, voile and eta mine, brilliantine and sicilian, storm serge, 36-inch, regular soc quality, 39c
 Voile, plaid serge. fine mohair, whip cord, and lace panama, A to 50 inch and worth 69c and 75c yd., 49c
 Storm serge of excellent quality and 50 inches wide, worth 75c yd., 59c
 Chiffon panama, 54 inches wide and poplin,, granite, silk-warp eolienne, and Silk-and-wool crepe in 42 and A inch widths, worth Sl yd., 69c e Fine voile and mohair in light or heavy weight, brilliant and staunch, worth S1 yd., 79c
 Broadcloth of regular S1 quality and $1. 25 crispine in 54-inch width, fine and lustrous, 89c
 Silk-and-wool batiste and poplin, worth $1. 50 and S2 yd, Sl
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
COlOred WOOlenS
 in the Mill End Sale.

Suitings. yard wiole mixed, medium and dark effects, worth 35c yd; in the Mill End Sale 25c
 Cashmere, half wool, 36 inch, good colorS, worth 29c yd, 25c
 English Mohair, yard wide, plain colors and plaids or stripes, worth soc yd. 39c
 Printed Mohair English make. pure white with self figure and printed in pretty designs and coIors, worth soc yd. 29c
 Fancy Fabrics in checks and stripes, 36-inch, worth soc yd, 39c
 Marquisette in light and dark blue, 42-inch. worth 75c Yd, soc
 Crispine in good shades of brown and blue, 44-inch, worth S1, soc
 Novelty Voile in dress lengths. ex- cellent, worth 75c to S1 yd, soc
 All Wool, 54-inch SuitingS, checks, plaids and mixtures. gray and light or dark effects worth S1 yd, 59c
 Fancy Mohair in two and three color combinations, worth S1 yd, 75c
 Covert and Rainproof cloths, 50, 54, and 56 inch, dark colors, excellent quality, worth S1 to l.5O yd, 75c
 Suitings in stripes and checks, good styles as we'll as quality, worth S1 yd, 75c
 All short lengths from stock, includ- ing many skirt and dress patterns. at Mill End Prices.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Mems Wear
 in the Mill End Sale.

Balbriggan underwear, summer style, we'll made. worth 25c, I9c
 Balbrfggan shirts and drawers, good nrm texture, reinforced, worth soc, DOC
 Negligee Shirts, many sorts and in colors-an white, imperfect but with only small blemishes, like regular soc shirts, 29c
 Negligee shirts, regular soc quality in light and dark patterns, 39c
 Dollar Negligees, excellent quality and good making, every one a this sea- sons pattern, 79c
 Fine Negligee shirts in coat style, with separate or attached cuffs, regu- lar l. 50 sort, l.Io
 Night-Shirts, collarless. fancy trim ming, worth soc, 42c
 Soft Shirts with attached collar. light or dark, worth soc, 3ec
 Socks, black or tan cotton, worth l0c, 1 for o5c
 Black or tan socks, good cotton, worth 12 Pc. ec
 Fancy Socks and plain black or tan. worth 15c, He
 25-Cent Socks in black, tan or fancy patterns, Igc
 Suspenders, fancy web, good ends ana buckles, worth 2oc, 19c
 Boys SuspendeFs or fancy webbing, worth 15c, He
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Bedding
 in the Mill End Sale.

Brown Sheets, 72 by 90, worth soc: in the Mill End Sale, 39c
 Brown Sheets, S1 by 90, worth 59c, 45c
 Bleached Sheets, 72 by 90, worth 59c, 49c
 Bleached Sheets, s1 by e0 worth 79c, -63c
 Sheets, bleached or brown, S1 by 90, worth 89c, 69c
 Bleached Sheets, 90 by ss, worth 99c, 69c
 Pillow-Cases, bleached, 42 by 36, worth 12 1-2 G, 1Oc
 Pillow-Cases, bleached, 45 by 36, worth 16c, 17c and 200,
 12 1-2c, 14c, TIC
 Bedspreads, hemmed crochet, worth 75c. 59c worth S1 25, 95c
 Large Spreads, extra size worth S1 40, S1.15 Fringed crochet spreads, worth l 40 and 65, Ills and 35 Satin Spreads, hemmed, worth 2 50, l.79
 Fine Spreads, satin, henmed, worth $50, 235 Blankets, summer weight, worth 4Oc each, 29c Blankets, white or gray, worth 65c pair, 49c White blankets or gray, worth 89c l and 1.5O, 75c and .25 Comfortables. good size, silkolene, cotton filling:
 worth .O0 89c l worth 1.25, 9Sc ) worth l 50, l25
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Shoes
 in the Mill End Sale.

High grade low shoes from our own stock, new and stylish; low button and patent leather Gibson ties, patent Butchers, gunmetal GibSon's with two buttons, Vici Kid with dull top, about all sizes and widths, worth %,
 29O Low shoes of nice quality and mak- ing, light weight, with turn sole, me- dium or high heel, worth 3. % and 50,
 215 Good low shoes, of stout leather, we'll made; CalfSkin Gibson ties, patent leather GibSons, Wei Butchers, and calfskin in common-sense style, worth 2.5O and 200, 1855 yici low shoes with patent tip, light sole, medium heel, worth 200, 155 Patent Tip Vici, with common-sense toe and low-heel, worth 1.75, l35 Canvas and Kid ties in various styles, worth 1.5O, Ills Tan Shoes Too Tn Spite Of Their
 Scarcity.
 Low button, Russia calf vamp and suede top, worth co, 3.2O Russia calf Gibson ties with large eyelets and broad lace, worth 3 co,
 235 Russia Calf low butchers, worth %
 235 Chocolate kid Gibson ties, worth 2 50, 2.l5~ White and cOiOred low shoes, sever al styles, worth 1.5O to 50, 1.35
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
DraperieS and Curtains
 in the Mill End Sale.

Silkolene, best quality. fancy pat terms. 36 inch, worth l2 I-2e yd; in the Mill End Sale, 7c
 Art Cretenne, pretty designs, worth 15c to 19c yd, 12 I-2c
 Art Ticking and taffeta cloth, worth 25c and 29c yd, I7c
 Sash Muslin, striped; worth Sc yd, 6c
 Sash Laces, border and panel effects, worth 15c yd, IOc
 Door-Panels, Irish point. worth 29c to 35c. ISc
 Ruffled net curtains. lace edge and inserting, worth 95c pair, 7Sc
 Curtains, ruffied net, lace inserting and edge, worth l 50 to 2 % pr, 125
 Muslin curtains with full ruffie and four wide tucks. worth 39c to soc pair, 36c
 Striped muslin curtains with ruffie, nice quality, worth 50 pair, 95c
 Scotch Lace curtains, full size, worth l. .25 to 1.75 pair, 95c
 Cable Net curtains, full size, over lock corded edge, worth ? 50 to co pair, 200
 Striped curtains in coIors, worth l. p and 1.50 pair, 95c
 Novelty curtains of net, worth 200 and 2.5O pair. 1.5O
 Irish-Point curtains, full size, hand some, worth 90 to % pair, 90
 Curta1n-LoopS, white. worth sc pair, Sc
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Cottons and Sheetings
 in the Mill End Sale.

tho en6lHaShed Mi Gaa Ss SS93tton' worth ec yd in
 Bleached cotton, 32-inch, worth Sc yd; in the Mill End Sale, 5 1-2c
 Yard-wide, unbleached cotton, worth Sc yd, Sc
 Bleached 36-inch cotton, worth He yd. Sc
 4OInch Unbleached cotton, worth 10c yd, 7c
 Soft-fnish bleached cotton, 36-inch, worth 14c yd, He
 Unbleached 4O-inch cotton, worth 12 l Pc yd, 9I-2c
 Long Cloth, soft and fine, worth 15c yd, l1c
 Cambric, bleached, fine grade, worth 12 12c yd, lOc
 Sheeting, unbleached 9-4, worth 25c yd, 19c
 Bleached or unbleached 9-4sheeting, worth 28c yd, PC
 Sheeting, bleached 9-4, worth 35c and 40c yd, 29c and 33c
 PillOW-CaSing, bleached 42-in, worth 14c yd, He
 Pillow Casing, bleached and un- bleached 5-4 worth 16c yd, 12 1-2c
 Pillow asing unbleached I, worth 19c yd, 14c PillowCasing, 5-4, bleached, worth PC yd, 19c
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Hammocks, Trunks, Bags,
 in the Mill End Sale.

Hammocks, good and strong, fancy weave and colors, good size,
 worth 9 to 50, loo
 worth 2 co, 50
 worth 50 to 300. 200
 BrasS-Trimmed Trunks, sheet iron bottom, strong slats and bolts, brass lock, deep tray. 2S, 30 and g inch. worth 50 to 50, 3e5
 Suit-Cases of cowhide with steel frame and leather straps all 'round, worth co, 4 e5 strong. leather handle and trimmings. seconds" of % to 3 co sorts, l35
 Keratol suit-cases, strong and of medium weight, nicely made, worth ? 50 to 300, 200
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
IaCeS and EmbrOideries
 in the Mill End Sale,

Embroidered founcing, 18-inches wide, worth 59c yd.; in the Mill End Sale BOG Nainsook embroidery, to 9 inches wide, worth 35c to 4Oc yd, 25c
 Cambric embroideries, good quality, to inch, worth 35c to 4Oc yd, 25c
 Embroidery in 3 to inch widths, wor tn 15c to 17c yd., l24c
 3 to inch embroideries, good pat terms, worth 124c yd.. IOc
 Torchon edges and insertings to 5 inch, worth 5c yd., Sc
 Point de Paris laces, good width, worth 7c and Sc yd., sc
 Paris point laces, edges and insert lngs to match, worth 123c yd., 1Oc
 Val laces and insertings in match ing patterns, worth 75c to S5c piece of l2 yards, 45c
 All-over white lace net for waists fine and pretty, worth S5c to S1 yd., 59c
 Chiffon boas, black and colors, good shape. worth S4 50, S3
 Neckwear, a lot of samples. worth 25c, lOc
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Children'S Shoes
 In the Mill End Sale.

Practically every pair from the store's regular aSsOrtment; best that could be found to sell at old prices and of great attraction at the Mill End Prices.
 Girls Russia calf lace and button shoes, welt sewed, broad toe, spring or low heel, sizes II to 2, regular 50,
 1.S5 Girls patent and dongola butcher oxfords, with patent tip, sizes II to ?, regular 50, 12O Children's s low shoes: chocolate kid, dongola, or patent leather, butcher, sizes 81 to 1O4, regular 25, 95c Child's low butcher, dongola patent or chocolate kid, sizes 6 to 8, regular % soc White canvas low shoes, according to size and quality, 49c to soc Tennis shoes, fresh stock and of per feet quality, made to our order,
 Mems to 1O4, -48c Boys and women's 2 to 54, 42c Youths and girls, II to 2, 42c Children's 6 to 1O1, 3Sc Barefoot sandals, good stout leather,
 sizes to 8, 49c
 sizes 8a to II, 59c
 sizes 12 to 2, 69c
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Floor Covering
 in the Mill End Sale.

Rugs, best pure worsted Wilton Velvet, by 12 feet, worth 39 co,
 295 Sanford's Administer rugs, by 12 feet, excellent patterns, worth 24 co
 1915 Tapestry rugs, 10 wire, by I2 feet, worth 1850, 1875 worth 2 9. 175 Oil-Cloth, 36 inches wide, worth 1ec to BOG yd, ISc Oil-Cloth, 54 inches wide, worth 3Sc to 45c yd, 29c Linoleum, printed, 2 yds wide, worth soc square yard, per square yard, 36c
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Fancy Cottons
 In the Mill End Sale.

Lawns. sheer and dainty, pretty patterns, worth 7c yard, in the Mill End Sale, 44c Challies, good patterns for comforta- bles, worth 6c yard, 4ac GinRhamS, apron and dress styles, worth 7c yard, sc Indigo American prints, garnet prints, medium and shirting prints, worth 7c and Sc yard, 5c Apron gingham, staple styles in blues and browns, worth 9c yard, 63c Chambrays, 27 inches wide, and dress ginghams, worth 9c and 100 yard, 7c SuitinRs in wool patterns, gray most ly, worth 15c yard, 94c Holly batiste and dotted SwiSSeS, floral and checked designs, worth 12ac, Printed madras with figured ground, 27 inch, worth 15c yard 94 Printed Madras with figured ground, 27.inch, worth 15c yard, 94c Bates SeerSucker gingham, plain and striped and plain Toile du Nord. worth 123c yard, 1Oc Percale. best grade, yard wide, worth 15c yard, 1Oc Mercerized foulard, attractive style, 27-inch, worth 25c yard, 12ac
 Printed lawn, 40 inches wide, and 32 inch Pawnee madras, for suits or shirts, worth 19c yard, 124c Shadow stripes and figured dotted swiss, 27 inch, worth 19c yard, 124c Scotch madras, pretty checks and stripes, 32 inch, worth 25c, 124c
 Silk tissue, pretty flower patterns over tiny line checks, worth 25c yard,
 15c
 Fancy mercerized suiting and splain Panama suiting, 27 inch, worth 25c yard, 17c Plaid Scotch ginghams and plaid voiles, worth 25c and 29c yard, l9c
 Mercerized Jacquards printed in ring and dot patterns, worth 25c, 19c Galatea cloth for hard wear, worth 17c yard, 124c Sateens, figured and mercerized, and 32-inch shirting mostly in red and white stripes, worth 15c to 25c yard,
 121c Linen suiting, 28 inch, worth 200 and 25c yard, 15c Duck suiting in good stripes, 27-inch, worth 25c yard, 19c Silk-figured chiffon, small flower and plaid effects, 27-inch worth 39c yd Shadow silk, embroidered zephyrs, and fine silk mulls worth soc yard,
 Glacine lining, black, light weight, worth 29c yard, 15c Sunbeam taffeta lining, short lengths, worth 15c yard, Sc
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Victor Records
 in the Mill End Sale.

Victor talking-machine records of perfect finish and reproducing quality, ''cut outs'' from the Victor catalogue: inch, regular 35c, 15c 10 inch, regular COG, 29c 12 inch, regular LOO, 49c Grand opera and Red Seal, regular 2 % to 300, 79c Cabinets for disc records, regular 1000 to 17.5O, co to 1345 Columbia 45 % graphophone, a bit ShOpwOrn. 20 % Horns for phonographs, plain colors or decorated, worth 2 25 and co.
 138 and 195 Regina cabinets for tune-sheets, worth P 50, 1000
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Fancy White Goods
 in the Mill End Sale.

Dimities, checked and figured, 27- inch, worth l2ac yd.; in the Mill End Sale, sc
 Madras for shirting, stripes and checks, 36-inch, worth 1ec yd, loc
 India Ltnon. short lengths, 30-fnch, worth l9c Yd-, 10c
 4o-inch lawn of fine quality, worth 15c yd-, He
 Dotted Swiss. 27-Inch, worth l2a yd.,
 l0c
 Dot Swisses, 27 inches wide, worth 19c yd-, l2lc
 Pique and linen-finish auto cloth. excellent in every way. worth 15c to 19c yd., 12sc
 Lawns, 40 and 45-inch, fine quality, worth 25c yd., 12}c
 Swisses in checks or embroidered figures, 27-inch, worth 25c yd., I5c
 Waistings, mercerised, figures or stripes, worth 19c to 25c yd., I5c
 NainSook, extra nice of quality, Be- inch, worth 25c yd., 17c
 Mercerfsed batiste, 36-inch. dainty fabric for complete gown, worth 55c yd., 1ec
 43-inch lawns, best grade. and fiue mercerised checks, worth 25c and 2sc yd., lec 27-inch checked mercerised stuffs for waists and gowns. worth 29c yd.. 19c
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
y
 in the Mill End Sale.

The sort of hats that has made How land millinery liked by women of taste and style.
 Trimmed hats in the Mill~End Sale at 95c, 95, 2.50, $50, 4.95.
 Sailor hats with band, black or white, 25c
 Untrimmed hats. all colors, good shapes, 25c and soc
 Cnlloren'S hats for street wear, trimmed, 45c
 Chiffon hats, good shapes, need little trimming, 25c
 Flat hats for children, all colors, untrimmed, 10c
 Flowers, all colors, 1Oc, 25c and soc
 Foliage, good size sprays, 25c
 Ostrich plumes, white or black, long and full, i.95
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
cnILD,s UNDERWEAR.
Waists
in the Mill End Sale.

White lawn, embroidery-trim g to 42, worth .0O, 5ec Lawn, fine quality, lace or emoroid, cry trimmed, all sizes, worth 1.25 and 1.50. o9c Sheer lawn, button front or back, handsome styles, worth 1.75 and co,
 Q5c Lingerie ana India linon waists. best styles of season, worth % to %.
 I a Lawn and lingerie. richly trimmed, worth ,. co to 2T5 l.5o Silk, china or tafreta, white, black or colors, 34 to i2 worth 2.5o to 3.15
 1.a5 Taffeta and Jap silk. some in jump CT style, fine quality. worth 800 to 6.1o. 3.15
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Mems Shoes
 in the Mill End Sale.

Every shoe put into the Mill End Sale is from our regular mems stock and can be depended upon for quality and style.
 Walk-Over low shoes, patent leather ties or buttons, some with plain toe, calfskin, button or tie; worth $4, Low shoes, patent leather and calf skin, button or tie, worth S3, S2 B Low shoes in several styles, broken assortment of sizes in each, worth S2,
 65 Boys shoes, high or low, tan or black leather, worth 2 %, 1.65 Youths and boys shoes, broken lines good styles, worth 50, 1.I5
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Skirts
In the Mill End Sale.

Linen or wool in tailored styles. we'll made, worth 2 75, Q5
 Panama in plain colors or fancy woolens in mixtures. worth %,
 Serge and Panama in black, blue, or brown and fancy plaid or mixed mod els. finished with folds or pleats, worth 6. 75 to S.75, 3.75
 Linene. white, good pleated models, worth 50, 95c
 Wash skirts of fine weave, full pleats, all lengths, worth co, 1-5o
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Crashes
in the Mill End Sale.

Bleached crash, worth sc yd; in the Mill End Sale, 4c
 Brown crash, or bleached, worth 7c yd, 5@c
 Crash, brown or bleached, worth 9c yard, 7c
 Bleached or brown crash, worth 124c yard, 1Oc
 Ali linen crash, heavy, worth 1Oc yd, three yards for 25c
 Glass toweling, worth Sc yd, 64c'
 Glass toweling, worth 11c yd, 9c
 Glass toWeling, worth 15c yd, 124c
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
in the Mill End Sale.

Spool cotton, POO yd. six cord ma chine thread. not seconds, but the makers refuse to allow use of their name or brand, so we have removed 1t, guaranteed best on the market, worth 6c, 3c
 Blasting cotton, 500 yd., all numbers, worth Sc, 3c
 Mending cotton on spools, black, white or tans, worth 3c,
 1Oc doz., or Ic spool uar,h Twii,ed Ie tape, English, 10 yd- piece. ,o. Ron s tape, yd- sizes. 5 to 10. worth
 De Long hump hooks and eyes. all
 Safety pins. all sizes. worth Sc,
 Horn hair pins, seconds of 25c kind, Corset clasps. black or white. worth 5c, lc
 Dress shields, full size of shirt waist. sizes 2. }. or I. worth 15c. 7c
 mohsir. worth loc a dog. 6c. Shoe laces. 4. 5-s or length. worth 5c doz, 4c Corset lsces. cotton. 2 l-a yds, worth Pin S Sheets. 400 count. -orsS ass so. Sss1 for Fruit Pin Cushion. large size. worth 10c. 6c-
 Aluminium rhimbles, all sizes lc: Sc doz- Caeine6 of wire hair pins, l6o pins. assorted sizes. worth Sc. 2c Tape measures. 60 trch. metal tipped, worth for 5c. lc Bone coliar-buttons. worth 5c card, 2 for 5c.
 Shoe button thread, linen finish, 100 yds, worth Sc, 3c
 Laundry wax with haddle, worth 3 for 5c, 1oc doz, or lc each Garter elastic, fancy frflied, worth 12c length, 7c Machine oil. oz bottles, worth sc up, for Sc
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
In the Mill End Sale.

Dresses. Ringham, good colox. to fl. worth 69c to co, 45c
 Chambray dresses, plain color or checked, Dutch neck or regular, worth l. co to 25, 6Qc
 Gingham and plain chambray dress es with trimming in contrast, worth 90 to 2 co, e5c
 Coats. plain or mixed cloth. worth 3..5. 2.-5
 Coats of plain blue, red or gray. of fancy stripes and mixtures, 6 to l4. worth 5 % to CTS, Q5
 Fine coats in blue. red and mixtures, worth 50 to 1000, 5.75
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Ribbons
in the Mill End Sale.

Taffeta, 1-inch, plain colors, worth 7c yd., in the Mill End Sale, sc
 3-inch plain taffeta ribbon, good shades, worth 15c yd., 129c
 Wide taffeta ribbon, A. inch, <Aesira- ble colors, worth 21c yd., 19c
 Plaid and Dresden ribbons, fine quality and inches wide, worth 38c and 69c yd., 33c Novelty ribbons, very wide and tine in short lengths, worth S2 and S2 50
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
UndermuSlinS
 in the Mill End Sale.

Night-gowns, cambric or nainsook, slightly soiled, worth LOO and 1.25,
 75c Nainsook and cambric gowns, finely made and finished, worth 125 to 200,
 95c Long skirts, fine soft cambric, pret- tily trimmed, worth 1 50 and more,
 95c Short skirts, cambric with lawn ruff1e. finished with pin tucking, 29 to B inch. worth 39c, 25c Corset-covers, cambric, lace-trimmed neck, B to A, worth 19c 15c Corset covers, French pattern, good cambric. ribbon and lace trimming, worth 25c, 19c High-grade samples from two mak- CTS whose garments are marked by quality and style. Exclusive models in handsome trimming effects,
 Sateen petticoats, full size, flaring flOunce, some with adjustable yoke, worth ? 25 and 275, l.25 Silk skirts, tatfeta, with full fiounces, worth 5. % and 600, 395 Fine skirts of taffeta silk in black and colors, best styles, worth 50 to 12 50, 695
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
Coats
In the Mill End Sale.

Rain Coats. gray and tan. coIlarleas patterns with pleated back and belped in at waist, worth 10 co, 6Q5 Covert broadcloth and worsted coats satin lined. worth 7.50 to 1000, SIS Broadcloth covert and light weight kersey coats, box fitted and Prince Chap styles, worth F 50 to Is %
 SIS Silk Coats. lined with silk or satin. trimmed with braid or self-strappine. worth 10 co and F 50. 6 SO Fine Silk in eton. pony and 3-4 length styles. some with silk lining, worth Is % to 1900. 9.75