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it met with death blow in the House. The Association believes it will be a hla tn mass the lhill this session. The

it met with a death blow in the House.
 The Association believes it will be able to pass the bill this session. The
 bill does not prohibit simple opera tions being done, nor does it prevent
 a "hoss doctor" from doing emergen- cy work for which no charges are made, but all others must stand an ex-
 animation. At the meeting Tuesday Dr. Horace E. Rice of Little Rock. succeeded Dr. V. J. Andre of Osceola. who has been the president of the or ganization for three years. Dr. Andre was made vice president, and pr. J. B. Arthurs of Russellville was made secretary and treasurer. Those at tendeing the meeting were Drs. V. J. Andre, Osceola; J E. Scott, Dardanelle: g.. E. Douglass, Dardanelle; J. F. Stanford and
 R. M. Cow, Fayetteville; Ia H. Nit chell, Helena; w. H. Crigler, New
 port; G. w. Temple Camden; R. L.. Pryor, Clarksville; H. E.. Wright, H.
 E. Rice, E. s. Rice, c. H. Chreiten, Little Rock; w. H. Fry, Rcgers; w. Ft
 Meter Stuttgart; F. H. Mitchell, Tex
 arkana; and J. P. Arthur Russellville.
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CAMPAIGN AGAINST
 THE FLOSS DOCTOR"

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 16.-Another attempt will be made to shut off the 1lliterate "hoss doctor'' over the state, by the Arkansas Association of Veterinary Surgeons, which held it's annual meeting in Little Rock Tues day afternoon This association last session of the Legislature, made an effort to get the bill requiring all who practiced veterinary surgery to be examined by state board, but after it breezed through the Senate
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PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD

But never follows the use of Fo- ley's Honey and Tar, which checks the cough and expels the cold. M Stockwell, Hannibal, Mo-, says, Tt beats all the remedies I ever used. ! contracted bad cold and cough and was threatened with pneumonia One bottle of Foley's Honeyand Tar com pletely cured me-" No opiates, just a reliable household medicine. w. L.. DeWoOdy & Co.,
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Ely's Cream Balm has been trie

Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and not found wanting in thousands of homes all over the country. It has won a place in the family. medicine closet among the reliable household remedies, where it is kept at hand for use in treating cold in the head just as soon as some member of the house. hold begins the preliminary sneezing or snuffing. It gives immediate relief and a day or two's treatment will put q stop to cold which might, if not checked. become chronic and run into bad case of catarrh.
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SAMUEL (. HATCH
 PROMOTED

Chicago, Feb. 16-Samuel G. Hatch. general passenger agent of the Illi- nois Central Railroad, has been pro- noted to the position of passenger traffic manager. MT. Hatch succeeds Albert H. Hanson, who retired from the service of the company early in the year under the pension rules af- ter continuous serVce since 1869.
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A KING WHO LEFT HOME.

set the world to talking, but Paul Mathulka of Buffalo, N. Y.. says he always KEEPS AT HOME the King of all Laxatives-Dr. Kings New Life Pills-and that they're a blessing to all his family. Cure constipation, headache, indigestion dyspepsia. Only 25c at all druggists.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Women's and Children's FOOT w E A R

Women's oxfords and pumps, a fas- tory lot, consisting of patent and dull leather pumps, patent and dull leather 2-eyelet Gibson oxfords, also vicl kid oxfords, all solid and Goodyear welt. sewed, values $2. 50 and $3, and some 1-strap pumps, worth $4, all at $1. 45.
 A big front bargain table at the shoe department containing footwear worth up to $4, all at $1 pair; the most remarkable shoe value ever offered, not all sizes in every style but all sizes in the lot. In this as- sortment are vioi kid, gun metal calf, patent and velour calf feathers, ox- lords, pumps and button and butcher styles in high boots, worth up to $4, all at the Mill End Sale for $1 a pair.
 Women's Juliettes of fine vicl kid, with patent tip and rubber heels {; regular $1.25 value. At the Mill End Sale 73o a pair.
 Ohildren's all solid lace and button vici kid shoes, 5 to 8, at 500; sizes 84 to II at 59o; sizes 114 to 2 at roc worth $1.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Dress Fabrics

Mill ends of Plaid and Stripe Suit. ing, suitable for chiliren's school dresses and womeu's waists, regular 125o value. At the Mill End Sale, a yard 64o.
 Mill runs of Figured OhallIes, new fall patterns, regular price 64o. Mill End Sale price, a yard 4 4c.
 Mill runs of 36-inch Dress Peron les, new fall patterns and c1lorings, regu- lar loo goods, at, yard, Sc.
 Mill runs of Figured Batistss. beau tiful patterns, regular So kind, at, yard, 50.
 M Il runs of Duck Suiting, make pretty suits for boys and girls and women's skirts, regular 12tc goods, a yard, 7c.
 Mill runs of Apron Gingham, all sizes of blue cheeks, regular price To. Mill End Sale price a yard 5c.
 Mill ends of Outing Flannel, new fall patterns and oolors, regular 11C kind. At the Mill End sale, a yard 9c
 Mill runs of Extra Fine Dress Cling. hams, beautiful colors and patterns worth 124c. Sale price a yard, S4o.
 Mill runs Onas Silks, plain and dot, reg. 25c and 29o grade, a yard 19c
 Mill runs plain white linen finish Dress Suiting, 36-inUh wide, regular price 124o. Sale price. 8 yard 90.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Boys Clothing

Boys double breasted school suits, grays and blues in knicker style, woolen mixturts. sizes 2 Co IT; reg. $3 values. At Mill End Sale $1. 99.
 Boys blue serge suits, with extra pair of knickers to match, sizes up to 17 years, worth $4 Mill End Sale price $2 90
 Boys strictly all woolen mixture suits, worth $5. On sale at $3.
 Children's Rompers. regular 25c kind at 15o. Limit two to oua. toner. Sizes up to 6
 Sprague 800 ohildren's Rompera at 29c.
 Play suits, Indian, cowboy or mill. tary, regular $l Sale 75c.
 Juvenile Russian and blouse suits for boys 2 to 10 years, serges and woolens in blues and fancies. regular 8 values at $1.75, and regular S4 values at g 70.
 Boys soc to 69c wash suits, sizes up to 10, at 39c
 Boys $12. 5 wash suits, all styles at 69o.
 Khaki bloomers, size 3 to 12, reg. ular 25o kind, at 19c.
 500 khaki bloomern and kniokers 800.
 500 woIsted knickers at sgc.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE LINENS, COTTONS,
 BLANKETS And COMFORTABLES

Mill ends of meroerized table dam. ask, new patterns; reg. price 35o, Mill End Sale price, a yard 27o.
 Mill runs of colored mercerized hemstitohed towels, suitable for chair scarfs, worth 39S. Sale price 17o.
 Mill ends of embroidered baby wool fannels, one and a half yards to She piece, worth G9c Mill End Sale prics, a piece 53o
 Mill runs of 3G-inch soft finish bleaohed oambrio, reg. price So. Mill End Sale price, a yard 04o.
 Mill runs of cream all linen table damask, new patterns, extra heavy i; reg. 50c and 59c values at 44o yd.
 Mill runs bleAohed cotton huck towels, large size, oolored border and hemmed, reg. piroe 9c; sale price 04c,
 Mill runs of 72-inch mercerized table damask, extra heavy, new pat. terms, worth soc; sale price, yd. 36o.
 Mill runs linen scallop soarfs, size 1Sx50; reg. 35o values at 25o.
 Mill runs of baby crib blankets, as. sorted borders; reg. 35o kind, pr. 900.
 Mill runs fruit of the loom cotton. 36c inches wide; reg. I Go, sale yd. So.
 Mill runs bleached linen crash toweling, reg. loo. sale, yard 74o.
 Mill runs of knit wash cloths; reg. DO kind at the Mill End sale ca. 2c
The Press., 1911-08-16
cORsETs AND BRAssIERES

W. s. Special Oorsets, coutil. long hip model, with hose supporters, lace and ribbon trimmed, regular 59c value, sale price 39o.
 0. B W. B, R. 6 G. and Warn CTS rust proof in all the latest models, ribbon and lace trimmed, hose sup porters, regular $1.OO values, all at 69c.
 Brassieres, cambric, lace trimmed, bound, sizes 34 to A, regular 29c kind, at the mill end sale 19c.
 INFANTS AND GIRLS WEAR
 Infants long slips, fine nainsook, tucked yoke, with insert V, embroid- cry neck and sleeves, finished with hemstitched cambric ruff1e, regular 29 values, at the mill end sale 9c
 Infants short dresses of fine nain- sock, round yoke, insertings of em- broidery, full skirts. wide hem, regu- lar 59c values, at 39c.
 Girls dresses, several styles cham bray, linen and ginghams, prettily trimmed, all sizes. to IA, regular $1. 25 values, at the mill end sale 69c.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Mems Furnishings

Mems night shirts, mill runs white muslin or white cambric, low neck or collar style, plain white or trim. med, all large long ones; regular 5Oc values at 35O; regular 75o and $1 values at 55c.
 Boys Blouses, collar style, size 4 to IA, light or dark patterns, limit 3 to a customer at 15c each.
 Mems tan and black cotton hosiery regular 3 for 25c. Sale, a pair, 50.
 Mems tan, black, blue and slate color hose; regular 2 for 25o. Al the Mill End Sale, 4 pairs 25o, pair 7c.
 Mems regular 25c silk lisle mill run hose at 124o.
 Mems 25o mill samples, silks, lislef and bottoms at 3 for soc; pair To,
 Mems regular 500 hosiery at 25c pr.
 Mems 25c athletic shirts and draw CTS at 50 each.
 Mems 500 elastic ribbed underwear at 29c each. -a.
 Porosknit shirts and drawers; regu- lar 5Oo; sale, each 35c.
 Mems regular $1 union suits, fine ribbed bals. at 69c.
 Mems 500 and 65c negligee shirts, 3 for $1, or each 35c.
 Mems $1 coat shirts. attached cuffs, at 69c.
 Mems big best 500 working shirts, blue chAmbray, black, khaki and as- sorted, all at 3 for $1, or each 35c.
 Mems $1 25 soisette shirts, outing style, at 79c.
 Mems $1. 50 to $2 finest grade out ing soisette shirts, white, cream, gray and tan, at the Mill End Sale $1.19.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE NO 10 s

Spool dsrning cotton, regular 20 each. Sale, dozen, lilo
 Blasting cotton. regular % each. Sale, dozen, 11c
 Machine thread, regular Co each. Sale, dozen, 11o.
 Large pad hose supporters, regular 19o. Sale 12c.
 Lightweight dress shields, regular loo. Sale, 8 pair, 5c.
 Fine white pearl buttons. regular 90. Sale, a card, 24o.
 "Parawax, household favorits, regular 10c. Sale Go
 Strong piu-on hose supporters. reg. ular 25o. Sale 15o.
 Children's side hose supporters, regular 10c Sale Go
 women's pin.on side hose support. CTS, regular leo. Sale loo
 AlIover hair nets, regular 5o. Sale 3 for DO.
The Press., 1911-08-16
UNDERMUSLINS

Corset covers, cambric, high or low neck, regularly 123c, sale price 9c.
 Combination corset cover and draw. CTS or skirt. trimmed with allove1 embroidery, lace, beading and ribbon, regular price 75o, mill end sale price 39c.
 Women's drawers, muslin, umbrella ruff]e and wide hemstitched hem, regular 19o value, at 124c.
 Long white petticosts, muslin body, wide cambric umbrella ruffle, with wide embroidery rufie, and extra dust rutf1e, regular 59o values. at 39c.
 Nightgowns, nainsook, cambric and muslin, low and high neck, trimmed with embroidery, lace and ribbon, regular 69o values, at the mill end sale 4Sc.
 Women's sweater coats. fanoifully woven, with roll collar, white and gray, regular price $2. 98, at the mill end sale $1.95.
The Press., 1911-08-16
Mill End Sale at the Suit Department Wonen's Stylish Sunni Dresses and Ouegarments
 Important at the LOCKdART MILL END SALE!
WASH SKIRTS

WASH SKIRTS
 Women's linon wash skirts, tan and white, special purchase of 300 oi these $1. 25 skirts to sell at 500.
 English rep skirts, tan and white. made with side open and button trim med, regular $3 98 values, at $1. 80
 LONG LINEN SUITS
 Full length linen dust and auto coats, regular $2 98 values, at the mill end sale $1.39.
 All linen long auto and street coats, worth $4 98, at $2.98.
 One lot of fine all-linen and Belfast crash. coats, trimmed in contracting shades. worth $6. 99 to $S.98, all at $3 90
 Very fine linen and ramie coats, regular values up to SIP 98, all al $4.98.
 Rep and oloth of gold summer coats, worth $6 98 to $8. 98. all at $4.75. Silk ponRee coats. worth $1O 98 to $16 98, on sale at $8 98.
 SILK DRESSES
 One small lot of $9 98 foulard silk dresses at $4 co.
 One let of messaline and foulard dresses, regular $1O.98 to to SIS 9e values, at $6.75.
 Fine quality messaline. foulard, taffeta and figured silk dresses, regu lar values up to $19 98, at the mill end sale $9 98.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE LADIES' NECKWEAR AND VETLINGS

Skirt Flouncing, Is and 27-inch wide. in heavy floral, scroll and eye let effects, embroidered on fine swiss, regularly 75o values. At the Mill End Sale, a yard, 46c.
 Mill ends of Point de Paris, Fancy Platt, French and German Vals, worth up to 17o. Mill End Sale Price, 8 yard, B.
 Cotton Allovers, just the thing for waists, yckes and sleeves, regular 500 value. At the Mill End Sale, Q yard, 253.
 Remnants of Allover Nets and Lace, black, white and colors, have been sold as high as $1.50 yard. Mill End Sale Price, per remnant, 50.
 Chiffon veils 1 } yards long, plain and dotted, colors, regular 500 values, 25c each.
 Women's Neckwear, worth 500, on sale at 25o.
 Women's Neckwear, worth 25c,. at 124o.
 Ohemisettes, worth soc, at 19o.
 Sleeves, worth 500, at 19o each.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE
 kitChenWare And General Housefurnishings.

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 No z double coated gray enamel tea kettles, 5-quart size; regular 45c kind. At the Mill End Sale, 29o.
 14-quart size double coated gray enamel Dish Pans; regular 37c kind at 21c.
 1O-quart double coated gray enamel Berlin Kettles, with cover; worth 45. c Sale 33c.
 14-quart Tipped preserving Kettles, double coat gray enamel; value 55c. Sale price $50.
 2-quart double coated gray enamel Oatmeal or Rice boilers; worth 500. At the Mill End Sale 29c.
 Large size heavy galvanized Gar bage Cans, with cover, 234 inches high, IT lnoh diameter; worth $1. 25. Sale price 75c.
 Large size heavy glass table Tumb. lers; worth 800. Sale price, dog. 19c.
 Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces, assorted designs, brown, blue, green decoration, large pitcher and basin, small pitcher, covered chamber, cov- cred soap dish, brush, vase and mug. all for $1.49.
 No. heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with cover; worth 500. Sale, $50.
 Fancy design Glass Fruit or Berry Sauoers; worth 25c. Sale price per dozen 15c.
 Extra large size Steel Fry Pans worth 17c. For loo each.
 1O0-piece fancy design decorated porcelain Dinner Sets; worth $6. 95. At the Mill End Sale, set, $5.95.
 Washing Combination, quart bot tie Ammonia, 1 quart bottle Bluing, 100 Clothes Pins and 1 cake of Laun- dry Soap, all for 25C.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE MEMS CLOTHING

bIues blacks and anes In the Mill End eale
 Mems $5 and SIS u absolutely woen suits hand tailored At the Mill End Sale, $9.95
 Mems finest Rochester made sui worth $2S all $699 Trousers black 99c Trousers in patterns $5O Mems Trousers, at $295 $oO kind at 5Oc $2 % kind 
 Mems Union Label Black Debes at 85c. srawH price,
The Press., 1911-08-16
WASH DRESSES

WASH DRESSES
 One lot percale, lawn and ging- ham dresses, regular $2 98 to $3. 98 values, at $1 co.
 Women's pretty dresses i'm gingham, lawns and percales, worth $3 98 and $4 98, at the Mill End Sale 80. One lot of wash dresses, regular $4 49 to $5. 98 values for g 80 Fine embroidered lawn dresses, regu- lar value up to $7 98, all at $4 80
 LINEN SUITS
 One small lot of linen tailor-made suits, regular $7 98 to BIO. 98 values. at the mill end sale $3 95.
 Fine Belfast crash and Irish linen suits, worth $8 98 to $14 99, al $5 95.
 Allover embroidered lingerie dress es, worth $4 98. at $295
 PRETTY SUMMER WAISTS
 One lot of messaline and taffeta waists, regular $2 98 to $3 98 values, at the mill end sale $1 39.
 Messaline waists, with lace yoke and collar, regular $4.98 values, al $3 80. One Int of chiffon over oolored lin. ing waists, worth $5 co, all at $3 39. Silk chiffon over colored silk, linen and Bulgarian trimming, value $8. 98, mill end sale price $4 95.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Upholstery Dept.

Orsx Grass Mating. used in the best homes; worth 400 to 500. 5000 yards to sell at the Mill End Sale al per yard, 25c.
 Scotch Lace Curtains, full length and width; value $1. 90 Sale 8 pr. 69c.
 Swiss Muslin Curtains. lace inser- tion and edge; value 75c. Sale 8 pr. 47c.
 Tapestry Portieres, mill end half pair lots; worth up to $3. At 69c ca
 Colonial Printed Scrim Basement Cloth; worth 200 yard, 11c.
 Sash Curtains, mill remnants, with ruff1ed edge; value 35o. Mill End Sale price loo pair
 Mill end lengths of fast color Printed MadIas Basement Cloth, 10 to 20 yard pieces; worth 124c Sale yard To. ....#. es
 Curtain Muslin Woven Stripes, 40 inch wide; value To. Sale yard 40.
 Scotch Lace Curtains, manufac- turer's mill end lengths, matchAble in pairs of two or more; worth up to $1. Sale l 9c each.
 Couch Covers. tapestry, woven ori- ental stripes; value $1. Sale 59c ca.
 Window Shades. all colors, war ranted fast oolors, ready to hang {; value 25o. Mill End Sale price each 17c
 Table oil Cloth, mill end lengths i; value 200. Sale yard 12o.
 Tapestry Table Covers, S-4 size, fringed all around; value $2 Sale each 86c.
 Wall Papers, new designs, for all rooms; Go kind at per roll 20.
 Wall Paper, mill remnants, lots enough for one or more rooms; worth $1.5O. Sale price per bundle 55o
 Ready Mixed Paint, best you can buy, worth $2 %. Sale a gal $1. 60.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Women's and ChiIdren's knit Underwear

Boys 25c balbriggan shirts and drawers, shirts have long tleeves, drawers ankle length, made with double seat, at the Mill End Sale, each 123o.
 Ohildren's 124U knit underwaists, two rows buttons Sale price Sc.
 Children's 25c union suit, waist, shirt and drawers combined, sizes to 12 years. Mill End Sale price 29o.
 Women's 29o. union suits, low neck, no sleeves, lace trimmed draw CTS, regular and extra sizes, 19o.
 Women's 25c oumfy cut lisle vests with can't slip straps, subject to slight mill imperfeotions, 124o.
 Women's 124o straight vests, with or without lace trimming, with or without wing sleeve, regular and extra sizes, at the Mill End Sale loo.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE HandkerChiefS

Women's hemstitched Handker- chiefs, worth 3c. In the Mill End Sale at 6 for Sc.
 Women's embroidered corner and all around embroidered Handkerohiefs ; worth 64c to loo. At the Mill End Sale, 6 for 25c.
 Women's all around embroidered and lace edge Handkerchiefs; worth 124c. Mill End Sale price each Sc.
 Women's pure linen hemstitohed Handkerchiefs, ] and 4 inch hems; reg. loo each. Sale price 64c each
 Mems hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 4 and ] inch hems; regular 64o val ues. At the Mill End Sale each 40.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE
 JEWELRY, BELTS, BAGS

Brooch pins in round and bar style, cuff pins and belt pins, white and oolored settings, very fine assortment, many worth soc At the Mill End Sale 14c.
 Several gross of net and twine shop ping bags, 25c kind. At the Mill End Sale 14o, and the 123 to kind at 7c.
 Large assortment of hair barrettes, shell and amber, regular 25o ones. At the Mill End Sale for loo.
 Rogers Al tea spoons, reg. price $1. 45 dog. Sale price, set of six, for 47C Also $3. 25 table spoons at the Mill End Sale for $1 25, set of six.
 Mems and women's cuff links, reg ular 25c kind at 14c.
 Silk elastic dress belts, regular 25o. Sale 19c.
 About fifty dozen assorted wash dress belts with pearl buckles, regular loo. values at 50.
The Press., 1911-08-16
WAISTS, HOUSE DRESSES,
 KIMONAS

kImONAS
 Women's waists, 8 dozen models, elaborately trimmed with embroidery and laca, choice of high or low neck, long or short sleeves. worth $1 co to $1. 50, at the mill end sale 59c
 Women's house dresses, good grade peroale, made full, high or low neck, in figured and check effects, regular $1 .25 values, at 79c.
 Long lawn kimonas, neat black and white figures, scalloped all around, regular soc values, at 25c.
 Lawn combing jackets, ,scalloped all around, neat patterns, regular price 19c, mill end sale price 90.
 House skirts in peroale, several pretty patterns, fold or button skirt, regular 59c values, at the mill end sale 39c,
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE STATIONERY

A box of initial writing paper, with envelopes to suit, initial hand en- graved in Yale blue on fine cloth finish paper for So.
 Box of 25O fine quality business envelopes, worth 800. Sale, box To.
 Grown writing tablets, all sizes, ruled or plain, regular Sc each. Sale 3 for loo.
 Passepartout photo frames, regular loo kind, at 40. :..#
 Playing cards, regular 15c kind, at the Mill End Sale 90.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Drug Department

Peroxide cream, perfumed, in screw top glass jars, regular 15c. Sale loo
 Dr. Heckler's beef, iron and wine, regular 5Oc size bottles at 25c.
 Peroxide of hydrogen, pound bottles, regular 25c. Sale price 16c Q bottle.
 Toilet soaps, each cake in fancy Autograph cover, lilac, rose, violet, oarnation, honey, orange blossom, oatmeal, glyoerine and brown Wind. sor, regular 50 size, all at per cake for the Mill End Sale So.
 Erwin's trailing arbutus talcum powder, packed iq pound glass jars, sprinkler top and gilt screw cap cover, reg 25o. Mill End Sale price 17c.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE M EMS
 SHOES

Mems $1.25 canvas oxfords, Good year welt sewed. elk sole, at 89c pair.
 Mems $2 and $2 50 high and. low cut gun metal, Russia calf and patent colt shoes, at the mill end sale, pair $1.69.
 Mems $2 tan creedmoor shoes, full doutle sole, bellows tongue, at $1 69.
 Mems $3 and $3. 50 oxfords and lace and button shoes at the mill end sale, pair $2. 19
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE GLOVES

Women's two-clasp black or white silk gloves, double finger tips, regu- lar 500 values. At the Mill End Sale, a pair, 29o.
 Women's 16-button length white lisle gloves, silk finish, all sizes, reg ular 59o values. At the Mill End Sale, 8 pair, 39o.
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE At Art Dept.
Second Floor

White hemstitched squares, spoke stitch, 15 inch size, prettily stamped regular 17o value at loo.
 Syrian Doy lies, hand crocheted, { inch size; regular price So each. Ohoioe while they last, G for 25o.
 Hand Bags, made of black velvet, stamped flor embroidery, oxydized frame; regular 500 kinds. At the Mill End Sale 25c.
 Stamped Pillow Tops, iEcluding backs. Regular soc kinds at 29c.
 Linen Squares, wide hema with heavy embroidery in each corner; reg ular price $I.19. Mill End Sale price 79c
The Press., 1911-08-16
MILL END SALE Women's and Children's HOSIERY

Infants 25o cashmere stockings, with silk heel and toe in black, white and oolors at the Mill End Sale, half price, 124c s~l
 Ohildren's loo stockings in black, fine ribbed, at 3 pairs for 200, pr. So.
 Children's 25c silk lisle stockings. in black, sizes 5 to 93. 124o.
 Women's 124c full seamless black hose, Mill runs at 50.
 Women's 121o hose, black and white. and black with split sole, or all white foot and rib top in black, at the Mill End Sale pair Sc.
 Women's 25c silk lisle stockings very sheer. with s-inoh garter top; Mill End Sale Price 123o.
 Women's full fashioned lisle finish, perfect double garter top hose, 3 pairs for 45c; pair 17c.
The Press., 1911-08-16
CLOTH SKIRTS

One lot of panama and danish cloth skirts, worth $2 98, at $1 %
 One lot of panama and Noile dress skirts, plaited and plain models, worth $2 99 to $3 98. all at $1 80.
 All wool panama and serge skirts. six different models, worth $4 50 to $5 98, all at $2.SO.
 All worsted cloth skirts, mixtures and plain shades, four different models, regular $6 99 and $7 98 values, at $4 50
 Fine dress. skirts of Pacific panama. melrose, chiffon and French serge, worth $9 99 to $12 98, at the mill end sale $6 75
 RAIN COATS
 Storm slip-on coats, with auto col lar and sleeve protector, regular $4 9s values, at $2 89
 One lot of mohair rubberized coats. worth $9 98, all at $6.75.
 SUMMER TAILOR-MADE SUITS
 Misses and junior tailor made suits, regular $9 99 to $12 98 values, mill end sale price $3 95.
 Women's tailor-made suits, regular $13 98 to SIS 98 values, at $6 95
 Women's tailor-made suits, regular $15 98 to $l9.9 98 values, at $7.95
 Women's and misses tailor made suits, regular SIS 98 to $24. 9s values, at $9 95.
 Women's tailor-made suits, regular $21 50 to $29 99 values, all at $11 95.