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REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS IN UN-
DERMUSLINS AND CORSETS.
Two Corset Specials No. 1 Priced at
49c, to close out broken lines and sizes of
Royal "Worcester, Kabo and G. D.; sold
formerly at $1.00 and $1.50,
Thursday at '
No. 2 Priced at 98c A wonderful bargain
in this lot; odd lots of Madame Irene, Eon
Tori, Kabo, etc.; sold formerly as QOn
high as $5, Thursday at 5JUv
We quote only a few indicators in Under
nmslins; Ladies' Cambric Drawers, India
Linen, Tucked Ruffle; the value 30c a
pair, the price Thursday, per 4 a
pair, at 1 f C
On one table many odd lots, fancy trimmed
drawers; fine lace and embroidery edging
and insertion; the values, 65c to $1 QAA
a pair, the price Thursday, pair. . . V7v
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Petticoat Prices Pruned Fine white petti
coats, trimmed with deep embroidery
flounce and circular lace flounce; sold be
fore up to $2.75; pruned for Oft a
Thursday, each at
On another table a lot, which are mussed
slightly from handling during the sale;
some sold as high as $5 each; QC
petticoat pick of the lot, each at V
Let's Talk Tumblers-While awaiting
more copy; Colonial tumblers will sell
.Thursday, 6 for 15c; usually 35c the V-i
dozen; you wil take these with you, please;
cost of delivery and risk of breakage too
great for us to take at the price.
Fine etched tumblers, usually 45c for
six; Thursday 19c for half dozen. No de
livery. The Tumblers will be Sold in the
Basement.
Now for a Shoe Story A Story Which Can Only Be
Told Truthfully Once and a Salt Which Can Never be Repeated
25 Per Cent Off Women's and Children's
Shoes Nothing unusual, perhaps, about
the statement; this, however, is a new
stock, made and bought for this season's
trade not a single pair a carry-over; and
here are some foolish prices on other lots
all new styles, also of high quality:
Firstly Women's white canvas pumps
and button boots, newest models, quality
fine $3.50 and $4.00 the A A ftp
worth, Thursday, at yZillD
Secondly Some beautiful pumps and
Colonials, in dull patent, tan and satin.
Mr. Tuttle says, "the prettiest ever,"
late style, of course; $5.00 regular price; only seen in high grade stores.
Thursday, $3.35 a pair. There will be a scramble for this lot.
Thirdly To cause real excitement All that remains from the big July Pur
chasepatent leather pumps and Oxfords, velooze pumps in brown and gray
tan pumps and oxfords also Moire silk pumps; $5.00 grades, 41 QE
on Thursday, per pair, at ylivv
Remember entire stock is new not an old style in the store.
t It Is especially Important that you visit the Shoe Section in the morning:. In the after
noon it will be difficult to get a seat or a salesman for Thursday will be a Big Day.
IG BASEMENT BARGAINS
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Thursday a grand clean-up of Domestic
Tissues and Borders; sold up
to 15c, per yard at
Dress Ginghams, sold formerly 71 a
up to 12y2c, per yard at 2v
Wash Goods, Batiste, Flaxon, Voile,
Suitings, Repps, Shrunk Linens, Madras,
Etc.; sold up to 35c, will close ! fl
out, per yard at
You'll linger long in Basement Thurs
day, for apart from the marvelous bargains
basement is Enticingly Cool
Make a bee line for what you are most
interested in and visit the other depart
ments afterwards we give you this word
of warning, as All Sales Start at 8 A. M.
15 lines of Women's Underwear divided
into 2 lots These are vests, our regular
numbers, selected with our usual regard
for fit, shape and wear; made from lisle
and fine mercerized yarn; sold formerly
up to 50c. On Thursday
each, at 15c and 25c
3 Prices on Summer Union Suits All
shapes and trimmings, of the Kilpatrick
Standard; Suits were 50c, at 35c; were
$1.00 at 59c ; sold at $1.50 at. . . . . .88c
Children's Underwear, just right Summer
weight; Athletic Shape or Sleeves, Knee
or Ankle Drawers, sold formerly at 25c
and 35c, Thursday at 15c
Two very important offerings of
Women's Hosiery
Number One Lisles, black, plain colors, a
few novelties in mercerized and lisle
yarns; Bold up to $1.00 per pair, Thurs
day, per pair at . 25c
Number Two Silk Hose Pure thread
. silk at that; blacks and colors; sold at
$1,00 and $1.50; Thursday at 79c
. One lot of Children's Hose, the kind for
"Dear old Golden Rule days;" black, tan
and white; who mentioned "School
, days;" per pair at 15c
The copy reaches us as if it had passed
through the Steam Roller of a Bull Moose
or some other convention. Now we come
to items for Men This is not a bad place
to tell about them, so here goes Under
wear, Grand Clean-up of Shirts and
Drawers; mostly 50c goods, including
nainsook, some 6 or 7 lines, all at. .25c
Union Suits $1.00 qualities, white ribbed
and athletic flat, at 79c
$1.50 fine lisle ribbed and nainsook, 88c
$2.00 mercerized and nainsook, at $1.29
Men's Shirts There will be a big quantity
of good one dollar shirts to sell, each,
&t 49c
And that's not all of the shirt story, for
we will place on sale all our Fine Summer
Shirts; shirts with a pedigree, the very
Aristocrats of Shirtdom
$1.50 shirts at $1.29
$2.00 shirts at $1.59
$3.00 shirts at $1.95
Silk Socks, per pair at 25c
25c Wash Four-in-hands 10c
50c kind, 3 for .....$1.00
Back again to Women's Wear, but the
chase is a merry one, because of money
saving opportunities We would not will
ingly carry over one yard of Fine Cotton
Goods, hence the prices which follow
Dimities, Linens, Tissues, Organdy, Bor
ders, goods which sold at 25c and 35c, per
yard at 12C
Voiles, Jacquards, Linen, 45-inch mercer
ized borders, Silk Warps, too; fabrics
which sold up to 50c, Thursday 19c
And the High Class Imported French
Voiles, Organdies, Carreaux, novelty pat
terns, many exclusive; sold up to 75c, per
yard at :.. 25c
Additional interest added by the sale of
$1.00 Ratine; pink, white and popular,
per yard at .69c
Thursday we propose to start a Suit Salewhich will cause a Real
Sensation one big aggregation priced so low asto seem ridiculous values
so apparent as to strike home with force at once. Yes, bargains so wonder
ful as to make the occasion historic and have you date events from
The Day of the Big Suit Sale at Kilpatriclt's
Entire Stock of Tailored Suits no matter what the former price was
and utterly without regard to the cost of production without limit and
without restriction. Whoever has the price can get one suits made from
fine imported fabrics Woolens and Silks from the best makers in America.
Fashionably shaped and made by expert men tailors. Woolen suits and silk
suits which sold before at $30, $40, $45, $50, $60, $75 go at
One
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No Alterations No Exchanges -We were about to
sav we wouldn't even deliver them, but weather is too
warm to ask purchasers to take Suits home themselves
You won't mind the no alterations and you won't want
to exchange; bargains so genuine; the price will compen
sate for any trifling changes.
Intending purchasers please us by not holding on to
more than you want when you see that the selection is
not just right drop it please give someone else a
chance. Ladies really enjoy our sales. Our patrons are
never boorish always good natured.
Summer Dresses must go into the cash drawer also.
Here's the how of it Entire stock of Sheer Colored
Dresses and handsome embroidered and lace lingerie
Gowns (Pronounced for this occasion. Lon, jay, ray).
Dresses which were $5.00, Thursday at $1.98
Dresses sold up to $8.50, Thursday at. $3.98
Dresses sold up to $12.50, Thursday at $7.45
Dresses sold up to $22.50, Thursday at $10.75
Dresses sold up to $35.00, Thursday at $16.50
Any and every Linen or White Pique Suit in the stock,
natural cadet, pink and lavender, at $5.00; never mind
former prices.
Waists Tabled for Quick Selling-50c, 98c, $1.98
and $2.98; all worth more than twice the price.
Silk Dresses Oh, we mean business in this sale, abso
lutely no reserve; dresses sold up to $50100 each, Thurs
day, each at $12.50.
This Section of This Ad
Must interest every home in which there is a girl, Big
or Little. Dresses of cotton in 3 lots, priced so low as to
figure in most cases less than the material without cost
of making
Lot 1 Hundreds of dresses, made from ginghams or
percales; sold before at $1.50, Thursday 850
Lot 2 A spendid lot of fine materials, imported ging
hams, sheer, batiste, twills, etc.; sold before up to $3.50,
Thursday, each at $1.69
Lot 3 Perhaps the most important, as it contains the
cream of our stock; linens, repps', sheer fabrics, splen
didly made, many indeed tastefully trimmed by hand,
some embroidered beautifully; sold up to $6.00, each
at -...$2.65
Junior Dresses, sizes 13, 15 and 17, 3 lots again
Those which sold up to $2.50, each at $1.39
Those which sold up to $3.50, each at $1.90
Those which sold up to $6.00, each at ......$2.95
Children's White Dresses, very pleasing prices also
Small sizes up to 6 years, sold up to $2.00 at. 98c
Ages from 6 to 14, sold up to $2.25, at $1.15
Ages from 6 to 14, sold up to $3.00, at $1.75
Ages from 6 to 14, sold up to $5.00, at. .$2.98
Ages from 6 to 14, sold up to $10.00, at $5.00
Only 4 Junior Wool Suits Left they were $20.00 and
$25.00. Take them away Thursday, each at.. $10.00
10 Pique and Linen Suits, sold at $8.50, each at $4.90
New Parasols Main floor, just 2 prices on stock
One lot sold at $3.00 to $5.00, Thursday, each... .$1.59
Other lot sold up to $2.75, Thursday, each at 98c
White Linen Parasols, embroidered ruffle, worth $1.50,
at 79c
Ladies' All Linen Handkerchiefs, plain and initial, 3VC
Men's All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 8V&C
We wish we could send everybody a sample of the Big
Value Ribbon on sale Thursday, per yard, at 10c
Fancy ribbons, Dresden figures, printed warps, satin
stripes and checks as well; All Silk, worth 20c and 25o,
Thursday at 10c
Methinks if adds are read there won't be much left at
closipg time.
V& price is the Slogan on broken lots or sets of em
broidery as the season nears its close
45 inch Dress Flouncings, which sold from $2.00 to $6.00
Thursday, per yard, at $1.00 to $3.00
Same rule prevails on 27-inch flounces and insertions
and edgings.
59o per yard for a lot of 45-inch voile flouncing and
deep embroidery, sold previously up to $1.25 per yard.
The browning of the leaves leads us to moralize
and reflect that the season's wheel is ever revolv
ing, and that now as ever, "Summer and Winter
shall not cease." Seems early to think of Fall, much
less write about it. But time is on the wing and
ere we are aware, Autumn will be here. Fitting
therefore to think of preparations and here's where
taking the Old Father by the forelock is profitable.
Thursday 5 lots of Curtains, consisting of 1 to
4 pairs of a kind, bunched to make a clean sweep for
us, and a mighty handy thing for you to have on
hand next month if not today.
Lot 1 Saxony Brussels, Point de Lucerne, Scrims,
Marie Antoinette and Antiques; sold up to $15.00
a pair, choice per pair at. $5.00
Lot 2 Point de Luxe, Scrims, Brussels Net, Bat
tenburg and Colored Border Curtains; sold up to
$10.00 a pair, Thursday, per pair at $2.98
Lot 3 Consists of Battenburg, Cluny, Scrims, All
over Nets and Loom Woven Curtains; sold up to
$4.50 a pair, Thursday, per pair at $1.65
Lot 4 Cable Net, Nottingham, Battenburg, Cluny
and Colored Madras; sold up to $2.50 a pair, close
them out, per pair at 95c
Lot 5 Is odds and ends, Odd Curtains, indeed only
one of a kind; Nottingham, Cross Stripe and Mus
lin, sold up to $2.00 the pair just one single cur
tain of a kind remember; will go at 39c
Now we are conscious of the fact that names
and descriptions avail but little. You must take
our word for assurance of values. Those of you
who know us need no guarantee. Hundreds we be
lieve who have not known us will have an oppor
tunity to distinguish during this sale between the
false and the true. Store opens at 8. Come early
for things will surely hum on Thursday.
Preparing for a great Silk sale Saturday.
Scores of sample pieces shown in window. Tell
your friends. Don't forget to look in window.
Many have asked for reservations but justice
to all compels us to decline to lay aside or re
serve any for anybody. Peddlers and dealers
refused.
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