Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1908 — Page 4
ALLEN BROTHERS OF g-PSCIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR FEBRUARY
Our January sales were immense, but the storms of the month have somew hat reduced our sales, for this reason to go out of the month in good shape, we shall put on extra sales at such reduced prices as will induce you to anticipate your wants.
Low Prices on Staple Cottons
Hope Muslin sit 8^c yard is less than mill agent's price fur delivery. 1 onsdale Muslin full yard wide is extremely cheap at the reduced price of 10c a yard. Percale full yard wide in blue, grey and red figured grounds worth regularly 12ic yard is for February 10c a yard. (ialaiea Cloth the best wash fabric made for bo\s’ suits and girls’ dresses—all colors—worth 20cFebruary price 15c a yard.
Bed Comforts, SI.89
Made of 14 yards of tine challie or standard calico— tilled w ith 4 pounds ofgood clean cotton closely tied made inQreeueastle under our supervision is less than you can buy the materials and have them made at Sl.SU
(Jolng to Make a Pag Carpet This Spring? if so Imy now— the very best fine spool carpet work in white and colors 21 and 23c a pound—you’ll pay more Inter in the season.
For the Remainder of February
We Shall Pay Special Attention lo Ladies’ Under muslins
This sah* will be in charge of Misses Clara Smythe and Ifosa Haspel, at the Dress Goods Counter. main iloor. The goods offered are from two of the Largest and best makers we know. They have bee selected with care as to quality and finish. They have been made in sanitary factories—not by sweat shop labor. Of course we have Corset Covers and Drawers for 25 cents each and Skirts and Night Gowns for 50 cents each, hut these do not make an under muslin stock and we only care to tell you of them (and you’ll find them worth the money, too); hut it is the Complete lines of Choice Garments we want you to consider, such as you will buy and wear with satisfaction.
Lower Prices In Dress Goods
15 patterns (about 300 yards) 36 inch plaidssuitable fur waists and dresses—regular price 25 and 35c a yard—February sale prke 10c a yard.
About 200 yards of odd lot Dress goods—in weight from Mistrals to Zibaline—worth regularly up to -si.iiQ yard the .January clearanc* sale price was 3Uu I'eby. sale price is 20c yard.
We are usually able in this month to give more attention to this line than later in the season. 1 f you do not care to take them now, select what you will need for the season and we will he glad to await your convenience for delivery; hub by all means allow yourself time during this sale to examine onr offerings and you will he pleased with them.
In addition to a complete and large assortment of Drawers, Corset Covers, Chemise, Skirts, Night Gowns, and Combination Suits for women in regular sizes, we also show complete assortments of out-size garments for latge women.
Silk Specials
Peau De Soie Silk the Sort That Wears 83c buys the regular $1.00 quality 08c for the $1.25 (juality 27 inches wide.
Two Taffeta Silk for Less than Value—worth regularly $1.5(1 yard, wo offer you 36-inch Taffeta Silks, either a Chiffon or Rustle, for the extremely low price of 08c yard a saving of 52c on the yard.
50 Pairs
Cotton Blankets 98c pair
Shown in white and grey—extra large size heavy tteece—they are extra good value and are only fairly priced at 81.50. The February sale price is pair 08c.
Wool Blankets for Less
5 pairs sf Sanitary Wool Blankets, regular price $4.00, take them for $2.SO pair. 15 pairs full standard, extra large size Wool Bl nkots, grey, only fairly priced at $5.00— February > lie price $3.85 pair.
Carpet Remnants
We have 17 short lengths of best quality Ingr n Carpet- from 0 to 30 yards in a piece the regular prices on carpets of same quality are OOc to 75c yard. \<>u can have
your choice for 40c ami 50c yard.
Art Squares for L Less
25 All Wool Art Squares—the very best quality- in size- ranging from a Rug 24x3 yards square to to Rugs 1x5 yards square We will si ll them to you at $4.00, $5.00, $0.00. $7.00 and upward. Select them now— we will store them for you till wanted, and assure you that you save a full ( of the [trice and more.
Unbleached Muslin, 16 yards for SI. 00
This is an extremely good and fine Island Cotton and is specially priced below value during February for 10 yards for $1.00
Blue Pencil Sale of LacesEmbroideries
3000 Yards of Laces suitable for white dress or muslin trimmings are only half price at 2 to 10c yard.
2000 Yards of Embroidery Edges and Insertions in broken sets and -hurt h igths all widths from narrow edge to corset cover widths, are about half price. After this lot is exhausted you’ll pay as much again for similar widths and qualities.
Odd Lot Napkins
Here are 17 dozen linen napkins—no linens to match—to clean up this odd lot you buy at l less than regular price at 98c to $2.75
Remnants of Table Linens
Clark's O. N. T. Spool Thread 5c a Spool
.lust how long we will he perm itted to sell this best thread for 5c spool we can not tell, hut you had better lay in a supply for your spring sewing.
300 yards of table linen in lengths from 2 to 3 yards—just what you would ordinarily buy for your table. As priced you buy them for about wholesale cost.
Bed Sheets for Less
85 sheets—a few of this muslin ami a few of that—our open stock—can he bought for less than same muslin would cost yon in yard goods.
Apron Ginghams
yard—the present assortment of apron
ginghams at 74c yard will not last they are decidedly cheap at the price.
long—
Cotton Bats For Less
loo big a stock on hands is responsiabh* fur our offering you 10c cotton huts for 84c roll. 124c cotton bats for i()c a roll.
Table Oil Cloth
’•'C yard this is the best make of table oil cloth, new fresh goods, easily worth our regular price of 20c yard—for February buy all you need at 15c yard.
We Have in 5tock Today 65 Long Loose Cloth Cloaks
Did you ever get Something for Nothing and be paid a bonus?
And as we have determined that we will not carrv over to next season a single o. e. v\ e offer you choice of ail long loose Model Cloaks
This is really what you pet from us now when you can buy the latest, sw.il nmiicis mi i ine Curttcu. ami Vei\ct Velour Corns at
The Regular Price
$ 8.00 Cloaks, 10.00 Cloaks, 12.00 Cloaks, 13.50 Cloaks, 15.00 Cloaks, 20.00 Cloaks, 22.50 Cloaks, 25.00 Cloaks,
Gj Price $2.67, '4 Price 3.33,
Price Price Price Price
'A A
% Price
Price
4.00. 4-50, 5.00, 6.67, 7- 50. 8- 33.
a saving of a saving of a saving of a saving of a saving of a saving of a saving of a saving of
$ 5-33 6.67
8.00 9.00 to. 00 13-33 15.oo 16.67
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Regular Price
$13.50 Cloaks, 155.00 Cloaks,
3 ^ rice $4.5®' ^ saving of $ 9.00
12.00
20.00 Cloaks, 22 50 Cloaks,
25.00 Cloaks, 30.00 Cloaks,
A Price A Price A Price A Price
00, a saving of 6.67, a saving of 7- 5°. a saving of
8- 33. a
A Price 10.00,
saving of a saving of
35.00 Cloaks, A Price 11.67, a saving of
Read the above list carefully—you’ll see that the savings are just twice as much as we ask you for these good style cloaks—every one this season’s models and some of the very best garments we bought this
year. Suppose you come in at once, as they ought to go out with a rush.
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from the East, where he went severI al weeks ago to have an operation
and Mrs. Charley Bridges, ive been dn Houston, Texas, eral weeks, are expected 'home ■entng. Mr. Bridges has exland interests near Houston, v Ostrum, Jr., lias returned
performed upon one of his ears. Mr. Ostrum has entirely recovered from the operation. Mrs. Mary Storm, went to Putnamville Thurs. morning, to make preparations for moving to this city. Mrs. Storm and daughter have rented the Tennant house on Washington Street and will be in the hotel.
Professor and Mrs. Longden entertained at dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Professor Tombo of Columbia University. The guests were Professor Tombo. Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson, Professor Kleinsmid, and Professor Barnes. A. P. Sinclair, Trustee on the School Board for feeble minded youths, of Cloverdale has been In Fort Wayne since Monday looking
after the interest of the school. Mr. Sinclair was In the city this morning on his return home. Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Greene, of Brazil, were in the city Fri. morning, on their way to panville, where they will visit the former’s parents. The Transfer accomodated sixty guests during the evening not only by taking them to the places of entertainment but by taeir prompt ar-
rival.
Milford Mozlngo, George Wild and John W. Calvin, commissioners of Johnson county, were in the city Friday looking after crushed stone for 1 heir macadam roads. Prospects for purchasing the material. are very favorable, however the deal has not been closed. They left the city for their home In Franklin on the 2-15 car.
Guests to the number of twenty responded to invitations issued by Miss Ethel McDonald, to attend the Valentine party at her home on Madison street, Friday evening- \ arious games were played during the eyening, after which dellcioo* refreshments of three courses were served by the hostess. At a l aW hour the guests departed voting Miss Ethel a royal entertainer.