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gfoasMFD®®* E. 0. M. Items of Laces Allover nets for waists or tunic blouses, desirable, patterns in black, navy blue, gray, purple, red and brown; 36 Inches wide; 29* the yard. Venise, shadow and filet laces for collars, trimmings, blouses and lingerie; from 2 to 6 inches wide; 25* the yard. Platte Yal. insertions, in variously attractive patterns, for different kinds of trimming; 1% inches wide; 3* the yard. A small assortment of Val. laces, edges and insertions, in the usual widths and choice patterns; 3c the yard. An unusual lot of short lengths and oddments of nets, flouncings, insertions and edges, exceedingly low priced. —Ayres —Street floor. E. 0. M. Reductions for Men Ties, Handkerchiefs, Pajamas , • Broken lots and patterns of men's open-end. four-in-hand ties, from Welch, Margetson & Cos., of London. All are pure silk ties— 95* each. Men's full-size, fancy bordered handkerchiefs; 200 in the lot; 17* each, or three for 50*. Men’s plain color and striped, medium and heavy weight pajamas of outing flannel; military collars, silk frog fastenings and pearl buttons; broken sizes, soiled garments. Only $2.45. \ ery fine quality and value. Fourteen outdoor sleeping garments, one-piece affairs, with hood and detachable socks; dark colors. Reduced to $2.45. Ayres—Street floor. E. 0. M. Reductions f orW omen Gloves, Underwear, Stockings 1,500 Pairs women's, lisle thread and gauze cotton stockings, double garter top and ribbed top, “irregulars”; black, white, gray, tan and cordovan; all sizes. Three pairs for SI.OO. Children’s Stockings Pony white ribbed stockings for children. Sizes from 1 to 9*4 in elusive. Three pairs for SI.OO. Women’s Underclothing Broken lots of Stretton union suits, low neck, no sleeves, tight and wide knees; broken sizes; 65* the,suit. Odd lots of women’s cotton union suits, vests, drawers and bloomers. Slightly damaged and soiled from display; 35* the garment. Women's light weight gauze cotton union suits, band top, crochet top, tight and wide knee. All sizes; 75* the suit. Gloves for Women 450 Pairs of women’s two-clasp, washable chamoisette glmea, soiled and broken in size range. White, black, gray, champagne and mastic; 35* the pair. Women's one and two-clasp kid. capeskin and lambskin gloves, pique and overseams; black, white, gray, tan, pearl and mastic. Broken lots; $1.25 the pair. Ayres—Street floor. 125 Blouses at $2.95 Broken lots and oddments of blouses, including those soiled from display and handling. Georgette crepes, silks and batistes, in all light shades, a bargain at $2.95, surely. —Ayres— Street floor booth.

Toilet Requisites One hundred nine white ivory Kirk's peroxide bath soap for liatbrusbes at $1.50 each. a dozen. Sixty bonnet brushes in white Stern’s bath tablets, peroxide ivory at 81.50 each. geranium or violet soap for 85* Hess cold cream in jars at a dozen. Armours glycerine soap, dozen. 81.50 a dozen. Lashbrow for the eyelashes. Mufti, a cleaner, 35<* a bottle. 35*. Venetian bath soap for 85c a Jap Rose Talc for 11*. dozen Sweetheart talc, 3 for lO*. Vail's hair remover, 24*. —Ayres—Street floor. E. 0. M. Purses and Bags Flat leather purses, naty blue or black, 95*. i Velvet hand bags, pouch shapes, with fancy metal or drop mirror frames, black, brown or navy, 85.00. Leather oddments of traveling cases, photo frames, note books, cigarette cases, shaving pads, 25*, 95*, 81.55, 81.95 and 82.95. —Ayres—Street floor. Specials in Leather Goods One lot of leather bags, linen lined, steel frames with lift catches, at 89.50. 24-inch tan cowhide suitcases, straps all around, reinforced comers, steel frames; a suit case for rough usage at a special price of 89.95. One lot of leather bags that are soiled and slightly scuffed and marred. These bags are for women and men at a range of price from 88.50 to 825.00. Ayres —Street floor. Silverware Reductions Twenty-six-piece set William Three-bottle salt and pepper Rogers, Lincoln pattern silver castors, 81*00. plate, guaranteed for 25 years, Egg sets for 81.50, 82.00 consisting of the following; Six * and 83.50. hollow handle knives, six flat Sugar bowls, for 83.50 and handle forks, six tablespoons, 83.75. six teaspoons, one butter knife Chafing dishes for 812.00. * and one sugar shell, chest, com Butter dishes for 83.00. plete set for 818.50. —Ayres—Street floor. f E. 0. M. Jewelry Specials Barpins, lavallieres. hatpins, domestic novelties, 26*. Japanese pearl beads, opera length; barpins, brooches and pwuiant earrings, 45*. Fancy bead necklaces, earrings, barpins. bib clasps, brooches, 81.00. Sterling silver barpins and brooches, pendant earrings, 82.95. Ayres—Street floor.

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Short lengths accumulate, assortments become broken in size or color range, surplus stocks cry for disposal—every month, in spite of care in buying, finds too much of this and too little of that. The E. O. M. (end of the month) Sale was established and is maintained to level such inequalities. We have justifiable pride in the freshness of our stocks and anything which detracts from such freshness is consigned to the E. O. M. for disposal. What may be undesirable to us may, just as likely, be desirable to you, and its price at the month ’s-end will be alluringly attractive. Every item listed is reduced in price.

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"White bias tape, in six-yard bolts at lO*. Shoe cleaner and powder at Sc a bottle. Stayed belting in black or white, two-inch, 18* a yard; tw Q and one-half-lncb, 20* a yard; and three inch, at 25* a yard. Sanitary napkins, six in a box, for 33*. Large size shopping bags at 32*. Celluloid hairpins, amber and shell, six on a card, 3 cards for 25*. Sew-on hose supporters, flesh or white, at 25* a pair. Pearl buttons, assorted sizes, for 5* a card. White cotton tape in three-yard bolts, four bolts for 10*. Black linen thread at 5* a spool. Sanitary aprons for 25* each.

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Low and High SHOES In an E. 0. M. Disposal Several brokeu lots of ow shoes, black and v A’/ ■ brown. I High shoes, three models, patent leather or \ . a Pair gunmetal, with gray nubuck tops and black / with French heels. All sizes. \ C-iW . —Ayres—Second floor.

Sewing Machines in the E. 0. M. One Singer, seven drawer, used machine, $29.50. One domestic, box top, used machine, SIO.OO. One Standard Rotary sample machine, $37.50. Two Emblem machines, marred, $25.00 Three Willard machines, samples, $38.00. One White machine, used, $27.50 Five Domestics, new, $50.00 —Ayres—Second floor. E. 0. M. Hats for Spring 125 Reduced to $3.7 ( ) “Hats for now”—of Georgette, Batavia, straw, combined with satin, and all straw models In large, medium and small shapes. Colors arc navy blue, brown, black and red; trimmings are feathers, ribbon and flowers. Shapes are clilc and trimmings are applied with verve. —Ayres—Second floor. Colored Wash Goods Short lengths of wash goods, including ginghams, voile and others; a good selection at very low pricings. Woven tissue, white grounds with woven stripes in colors; 26 inches wide; 39* the yard. Printed voiles, tape stripes of green, blue, black; 36 inches wide; 29* the yard. —Ayres—Second floor. White Goods and Table Linens Odd lengths of longcloth, nainsook, white skirtings, voiles, organdies, batistes, dimities, sherettes and madras. All at E. O. M. prices A big table contains doilies, centerpieces, lunch cloths, scarfs, runners, and dinner cloths, fancy pieces. Also, at typical E. O. M. pricings. The E. O. M. sale of damasks embraces in odd lengths both mer cerized and all linen table pieces. These are in very good usable lengths, and are exceptionally low priced. pi i i I The “wonder” crash of the clay. It is half linen weft kJLdI LtJ-X.. and warp, of good weight, firm texture and absorbent quality. 17 inches wide. 32* the yard. Ayres—Second floor. Dress Goods —Short Lengths Both plain and novelty weaves from the coatings to the soft, dkinty French challie, in lengths varying from one yard to pattern lengths. E. 0. M. Silk Offerings The month s accumulations of short lengths in light, medium and dark colors. Short lengths of Georgettes, satins, taffetas, shirting, tub silks, crepe de chine sport silks, velvets and novelty silks at the usual E. O. M. reductions. —Ayres—Second floor. Trimmings— E. 0. M. Specials Short lengths of flouncing, fancy flouncings in silver, gold and silk embroidery. Embroideries on organdies and net, braids, fringes, cords, edges and the usual odds and ends sold at this time. —Ayres—Second floor.

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Black darning cotton, four spools for lO*. Embroidered buttons, large size, eight on a card, for lO*; small size, twelve on a card, foi 10*. Small jet buttons, one dozen oc a card, lO*. Cushion grip skirt hangers at 4* each. Hook and eyes, black and white, in small sizes, for 2* a card. Machine oil, large bottle, for lO* a bottle. Slxty-incb tape lines at 8* each. Safety pins, one dozen on a card for 5* the card, or six cards for 25*. Colored pearl buttons, three and six on a card, for lO* a card. —Ayres—Street floor.

(FD®®* E. 0. M. Garment Specials For Misses of 16 to 20 Seventeen smocks, in green, Copen, rose and white, sizes 14 to 18. $2.45. Twenty smocks, in white and pink crepe, hand embroidered, sizes 14 to 18, for $2.95. Thirteen slightly soiled all white Buster Brown blouses, sizes 14 to 16, for $1.95. Four scarfs, three rose, '"te navy, all wool, for $2.95. Nine green velvet dresses, one silk and four serges, all new models, sizes 14 to 18, $12.95. Four suits, blue serge, two check suits, for $14.95. Twenty-five sport skirts, silk, wool, stripes and plaids. 30 to 34 lengths, for $4.95. Two check spring coats, size 14. for $3.95. Thirteen navy serge capes and check coats, sizes 14 to 18, $7.50. Twelve good, warm winter coats, polo and cheviots, sizes 14 to 16, for $7.50. —Ayres—Third floor. E. 0. M. Reduced Frocks About 25 satin and taffeta dresses, selected from high-class merchandise, smart styles prevailing Satins in navy blue, black and sand color. 'laffetas in brown, navy blue and black. Also 4. few figured dresses of pussy willow taffeta. Sizes to 38. Reduced to $29.50 More elaborate dresses of the same materials, exceptionally well styled, are reduced to $39.50. I ricolette dresses in coat models or straight line effects. Some plain, some embroidered In colors. Navy blue, brown and gray In one lot, at $29.50. One or two other very high-priced models reduced for E O. M. day to $39.50. Two expertly tailored white tricotlne dresses, braid trimmed. For the day only, at SIO.OO. —Ay res—Third floor. Smart Suits and Capes Marked for R. O. M. Clearance Six English tweed suits. Imported and very fine; two in henna, two In gray, and two In brown. Just the suit for country or town sports wear. Size* 36, 38 and 40. E O. M. price, $15.00. Short, chic capes of serge for spring wear. Made with coat front and trimmed with self tucks. In navy blue only. E. O. M. price, $7.95. —Ayres—Third floor. Dresses and Aprons, $1.39 and $2.50 Eighty-five soiled percale aprons in pink and blue stripes or plain, at $1.39. A few percale dresses at $1.39. Gingham and percale dresses of plain and striped materials at $2.50. Ayres—Third floor. Petticoats and Bloomers Black sateen ankle length bloomers, to be cleared away at only $2.25. Knit petticoats in both regular and large sizes. Colors are pink, black, red and navy blue, with contrasting borders. Only $1.50. Taffeta silk petticoats with small plntucked rufTlos and clastic waistband. Many beautiful colorings. Splendid values at $2.95. —Ayres—Third floor. Muslin and Silk Underwear ' Reduced for the E. . 0. M. Gowns, chemise and various other garments of muslin are reduced for this E. O. M. sale. • Camisoles, bloomers, chemise, bloomer combinations, gowns, pajamas and tub silk petticoats are in the silk lot of reduced garments. Jap crepe kimonos for only $2.95. —Ayres—Third floor. <P&(0O i OOD IPIkSKSKP Furniture and Drapery Wuite and ecru net for curtaining. 650 yards priced at 15* and 20* the yard. Cretonne, voile, etc., In odd and separate lengths. Priced from lO* to $5.00 the piece. Three damask covered rockers, priced at $20.00. One odd wing chair with cane back and damask covered seat, SSO. Two odd three-quarters walnut finished beds, $30.00 each. —Ayres—Fourth floor. E. 0. M. in Art Wares At prices that will take these articles In one day clearance. Mark Cross cigarette box. One glass candy jar, SI.OO. $7.50. One English print, in gilt Two lovely Chinese vases, frame, $7.50. $5.00 each. Nineteen military , picture One California redwood can- frames, 25* each, dlestick with glass shade, $2.50. Five Chinese tea boxes, filled Four Venetian glass flower with teapot and two cups, bowls, $1.50 each. $2.50. Five Venetian glass flower Two California redwood candy bowls, SI.OO each. boxes, $1.25 each. Two black lacquer cigarette One door knocker, $2.50. boxes, $5.00 each. Two small glass flower bas-Twenty-two pieces artificial kets, 75* each. fruit, 25* each. . — Ayres—Street floor booth. I

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E. 0. M. in Children’s Wear Coats left over from last spring, grouped with a few winter models; two to six-year sizes. Reduced to $3.98 and $5,98. Two fine panne velvet coats, only $19.50. Coats and capes, 10 to 16-year sizes, and a few winter coats and dresses, reduced to $8.75 and SIO.OO. Gingham and white net dresses, reduced to $4.98 and $6.98. Infants’ wool knit hoods, only $1.50. Shoes for Children Shoes belonging to broken assortments and size ranges. All black, and black with gray tops. Reduced ot $1.98 and $2.98 the pair. No exchanges. —Ayres—Children's Shop—Fifth floor. E. 0. M. Specials In the Gray Shop Thirty-six Georgette and crepe de chine blouses for $6.50. Two dressing sacques, all white, sizes 48*4 and 54, for $1.95. Three Beacon blanket bathrobes for $6.50. Eighteen kimonos, flannelette, floral patterns, for $2.95. Seven bouse dresses, dark plaid gingham, sizes 4S and 54, for $2.95. Four house dresses, for $2.50. One Teddy Bear, pink crepe de chine, hand embroidered, for $9.95. Two soiled pink wash silk petticoats, trimmed in torchon lace, wide flounces, for $7.75. One pink crepe de chine, lace trimmed gown, size 18, for $9.95. One handsome pink crepe de chine nightgown, size 18, for $15.00. Seven coats, chinchilla, mixture and kersey, sizes 42% to 4614, for $18.50. One gray serge suit, size 42%, for $18.50. Thirteen skirts, white gaberdine, 33 to 36 waist measure, for $2.50. Three black luster skirts and two tailored pongee, sizes 33 to 39, for $4.95. Five light voile dresses, sizes 39 to 46%, for $3.95. Eleven crepe de chine dresses, in navy, taupe, wistaria, one green, white, three embroidered Georgette in taupe, sizes 42% to 48*4, for $25.00. —Ayree—Sixth floor. (Bosgorosttf) Basement Garment Shop Reductions for E. 0. M. Sale Four oxford suits at $5.00. Five gingham petticoats at One tricotine suit for $5.00. 98*. One taffeta dress for $5.00. WDoI Ber * e m!d(<leß at One hundred raincoats, $5.50. 18 * FIT. gtasbam dross-93, choice, Twenty-Ore peir. of cotton tersey bloomers, $1.15 while they ' ~ , . , last. —Ayres—Basement Five silvertone winter coats, small sizes. Choice, $5.00. “7^ White middies of Lonsdale Pleated navy blue serge drill, 98*. skirts, $5.00. Forty-eight muslin night- Striped waists, 79*. gowns at 98*. White cotton voile waist*. Four bungalow aprons at 98* 79*. —street floor booth. Three muslin chemises at 98*. E. 0. M. Soap Clearance Ten-bar packages of “Daylight,” “Ideal” and A O _ “Mascot” laundry soaps Others, 10 Bars for 65c At the latter price, choice of “Magic White,” “Santa Claus," “American Family,” "White Flyer,” “White Borax Naptha,” “Flotilla" (bath or laundry), “Lighthouse” and “Lenox” soaps. Housewares for Little Brooms. 59*. Large size Lighthouse washing Ash cans. $3.49. powder. 25* Copper wash boilers. $4.75. Bread knives, 15*. Big baking dishes, 95*. Paring knives, B*. A Trunk Clearance Two steamer trunks, choice, $8.45. Two others at $16.45 and $19.85. One general purpose trunk, only $12.85. Tvo wardrobe trunks, $29.75 and $44.50. —Ayres—Basement. f " ="~ An E. 0. M . Sale of Good Things to Eat Little Pig Hams at. a pound 32* Fresh Country Eggs at, a dozen 54* Swift’s Empire Bacon, a pound 38r (At 8:30 o'clock we place on sale 500 Miller & Hart's choice little pig hams —6 to 10 pohnds each —skin and fat removed.) 1,000 Cans (No. S, large size) Tomatoes, at 15* 1,000 Pounds Batavia Coffee, a pound 56* 500 Cans Lipton’s Tea, pound cans, at 88* 300 Cans Hershey’s Cocoa, pound at 39* California Bohemian Apricots, No. 2y 2 . at 35* Armour’s “Veribest” Red Salmon, can 38* Ayres’ Special Creamery Butter, at 68* Surely a golden opportunity to save money on the choicest of good things to eat. —Basement Grocery Store.

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