St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 4, 1914
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Dark or gilded frames, some with mats. The subjects are mottoes, landscapes, heads or figures, in carbon reproductions or colors, (Main Floor.) Linen Handkerchief Special, 10c For men or women. Irish linen or soiled from handling or display, together utth a lot of seconds. Handkerchiefs—slightly m used Plain, initialed or em*=— browdered—every one a bargain. (Main Floor.) i NOG Store Opens 8:30 A. M., Closes 6 P. M. Daily Thursday, June 4th, 1914 A Store of Real Service ) House and Porc ing. colegg—new styles. New Wash New Jap Silk (Second Women’s and Misses’ House and Porch Dresses of ging- ham, chambray, lawn or percale—plain colors, plaids, stripes or figures trimmed with embroidery and bands of contrast- Pretty new Summer Skirts of rice cloth, Russian tunic styles, trimmed with pearl buttons. Dainty Waists of Jap silk, white or black, made with low, flat collar and silk cord and elbow sleeves. h Dresses, $1.50 Skirts, $1.95 Sizes 23 to 36 waist. Waists, $2.00 Sizes 34 to 44. Floor.) ~ Curtains Tapestry Portieres; extra heavy quality brocaded ar- mure, finished with edges and band borders; slightly soiled from handling; pair, $1.95. Nottingham and _ Scotch weave Curtains; plain or de- tached figured centers; 24 or 3 yards long; white or Ara- bian, pair, 95ce. Sunfast Portieres, in a wide variety of patterns and color- ings for curtains, draperies and over hangings, pair, $3.99. Novelty Net, Brussels, Ma- dras and Cable Net Curtains, in an extensive style assort- ment; white, ivory or Ara- bian, pair, $1.35. Couch Covers, in Bagdad or Oriental colorings, 60 inches long, finished with hemmed edges, each, $1.95. Imported fancy Cretonne, 31 inches wide, in a large as- sortment of handsome pat- | terns for draperies, boxes and loose covers, yard, 22c. (Second Floor.) White Goods Mercerized Crepe _ Voiles, seconds. of our regular 25¢ quality, with very trivial im- perfections, 19c. English Nainsook and fine quality Batiste, seconds; 40 inches wide, and beautifully mercerized. The slight imper- fection in weaving brings the price down to 12%c. Imported soft mercerized Batiste, 30 inches wide, beau- *tifully embroidered; special, o0e. (Main Floor.) Bedding Bleached Pillowcases; 42x 86 and 45x36 inches; made of sheeting remnants; 10c. Hemstitched Pillowcases; 45x36 inches; Old English initials; put up one pair in a box; special, pair, 98c. White Summer Blankets; 11-4 size shrunk; ideal Sum- mer Blankets; pair, $2.39. Ostermoor Mattresses, stock samples, for large size beds. Made in two parts, covered with featherproof art ticking. Some of these are soiled on edges. Very special, $12.75. Bed Spring, for full-size metal beds, five row spring supports with heavy cable edges. Very special, $2.90. (Second Floor.) Linens Linen Satin Huck Towels; plain or with pretty damask borders, hemmed or _ hem- stitched ends that have be- come mussed and soiled from handling and display have been collected in half dozen lots for quick disposal Satur- day at very sharp reductions. Pattern Tablecloths of lin- en satin damask, sizes. 2x2, 2x21% and 2x3 vards; travel- ing men’s samples; very spe- cial values, $2.98. Linen satin damask Lunch- eon Cloths, 36 and 45-inch sizes. Round, scalloped or square hemstitched styles. Being soiled and mussed, due to handling, they are reduced to 98e. Remnants of linen satin damask in lengths from 1% to 3 yards, in a variety of pat- terns and qualities at very sharp reductions for quick disposal. (Main Floor.) Wash Goods Zig Zag Voile, 36 inches wide, plain colors with self- colored woven corded stripes. Slight mill imperfections in these goods bring the price down to 19e. Zephyr Gingham, 32 inches wide, in a good assortment of patterns, stripes, fancy plaids, loe. ‘ Fancy Crepe, 36 inches wide, white or eolored grounds, printed floral pat- terns or woven colored hair- line stripes or plain colors, 15¢ Gingham, 27 inches. wide, remnants 3 to 8 yards, light or dark colors, 7i4e. (Main Floor. Kimonos Lawn Dressing Sacques, high neck, long sleeve, 35c. Lawn Dressing Sacques, white or figured, 49c. Long Kimonos of lawn, fit- ted at waist, or lace-trimmed Empire style, $1. Long Kimonos of white Swiss, with French back or of lawn fitted at waist or Em- pire style, $1.50. Challie Dressing Sacques, square neck, satin trimmed, 39e. Lawn Dressing Sacques, white or figured, low neck and short sleeves, 25c. Striped Gingham Petticcats —finished with ruffle, 25c. (Fourth Floor.) } iret fasze ber eat ¥ : 3p ees ee em Me Bs ol, Waele ee a M 5 5 ea re ae es pte} Sess “ys Faas - s x % 4, re Pe es “a ea BSR C= oa ys ae 7 Corsets Smart Set, Bonton or Lyra Corsets; broken assortments; sizes 20 to 26 only. Special to close, $3.00. Fancy - trimmed Brassieres, size 32 only. These are taken from much higher priced lines and reduced because they have been soiled from han- dling, 75c. (Fourth Floor.) Waists, 85c Waists of organdie, sheer lawn, batiste or voile, in a large variety of patterns and styles are to be featured on the Main Floor Bargain Table tomorrow at 85dc. (Main Floor.) k4 Linoleum tke Cork Linoleum, 4 yards wide, in several attractive =: terns. Splendid for kitchens, — as there are no seams. Square yard, 49c. Bh Inlaid Linoleum, hardwood, ” tile or rubber effects. a colorr clear through to baek, will rot wear off. Splendi@— quality; 75e square yard, (Third Floor.) ‘ga Remnants of 59ce, 75¢ api= 85e messaline, foulards, ey — de chines, poplins, sating. ~~ > pongee, 27 to 36 inches ‘ suitable lengths for waist trimmings, liniags or chil-— dren’s dresses, 39c. aed: (Main Floohy — Basement Curtains, Rugs Curtains; one pair lots, cable net, Brussels, madras or Saxony weave, double thread, white, ivory or Arabian; slightly soiled from showing, special, $1. Curtains; cress _ striped grenadine, open mesh weave, suitable for light-weight dra- peries. Have colored cross stripe or green, red, blue, gold or pink on ecru ground ; special, pair, 88c. Rugs; Wilton Velvet, Ori- ental or allover patterns, 27x 04 inches, $1.10; 36x72 inches, $1.95. Double bordered Etamine, 40 inches wide; stenciled borders for curtains or dra- peries; launders perfectly, all colors, yard, 19c. Plain or fancy Serim Cur- tains; finished with edges and insertions; for dining, living or bedrooms, 214 yards long; white, cream or Ara- bian; pair, $1.25. Underwear Petticoats of cambric; wide ruffles of embroidery or lace insertion ; special, 75c. Petticoats of cambric, Tor-’ chon or Val. lace flounces. special, 50c. Long kimonos of lawn, in Empire style or of crepe in loose effect; special, 75c. Corset Covers; broken size range; finished with lace in- sertions and edges around neck and armholes, 25c. Drawers, finished with scal- loped edge and floral de- signs; special, 39c. Princess Slips, large sizes only. Flounces of laces or embroidery; special, 75c. Petticoats of colored satine ; plaited flounces; special, 39e. Hosiery Infants’ Cotton Socks, white and elastic cuff fancy stripes, jacquard es oe ee See ed mer WS ©, emg eed or os Ly 3 4 Sea Tiger 2 fe be tess sme peace og whiny . ae : ak 4 A . a Bargains White Goods Muslin Remnants; ‘bleached, 36 inches wide; spe cially priced because of rem- nant lengths, yard, 5c. os Pajama Check Nainsook, sremnants, 36 inches wide; very popular for cool Sum- mer underwear, yard, 10c. Damask Remnants, mer ~ ecerized, full bleached, 6& inches wide; special valus, | yard, 35c. Bureau Searfs, Pillow Shams and Centerpieces; sec= onds of more expensive lines, 15e. Women’s Handkerchief% plain white or with neat col ored borders, many with em- broidered corner, 314e. * wg ROE Waieiipaat ae Pirie Shoes Ke ‘‘Mary Jane’’ patent leath- er Oxfords; McKay solé#, very flexible; sizes 24% to %, widths “DD,” “Br on ““EE;’’ special, pair, $1.00,” This is one of the most im- portant offerings of the sea ff son, partly hecause of the F. very low price quoted, but | principally beeause of the splendid style of these Ox fords. Lb We also include a number of Pumps, Colonials, Strap ¥ Slippers and Button Oxfords at this price. ss Infants’, children’s amd F misses’ ‘‘Mary Jane’’ ankle strap or two-strap Slippers and Oxfords; foot form, turn soles. These are seconds of j the well-known Mary J . Slippers, 65c. Silks a Silks, foulards, crepe de satin moires, grenadines and other weaves, 19 and 36 inches wide; specially priced 2 aie Manatee. ures, plaids and other novel- —
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