The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 05, 1910, Page 4, Image 4
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THE 11TH LOCKE ART M3
JANUARY 8th, AND C
There is an unwritten understanding
of Mr. C. A. Lock hart, with his broad
the Mills aiul Consumers alike, muti
to undeveloped. Tlie Loekliart Mill E
cities of the United States, with a new
IU Hit? umud uiu usuai ?/iv;uis vnai
MAIL (
/OFTHE j^j|
. .Coat iSuit?? Db
etc. 9 at Cost o:
and !
Blankets in the Mill End
Sale.
Fine pure wool California Blankets, 1
12-^ slz?. former price $15.00, Special 1
Mill End Sale Price the pair..$11.95
Fine California Blankets, large size, ,
former price 516.50, Mill Jima saie
Price, the pair $12.35
Pure Wool Blankets, 11-4 size, the
best 55.00 Blankets we ever sold,
Special Mill End Sale Price, the pair j
$3.85
White Wool Nap Blankets, 11-4 <
size, cheap at our former 53.00 selling <
price, Special Mill End Sale Price, j
the pair $1.95 i
White Linen Suitings. ,
White Linen Suitings, 36 inches '
wide, worth on today's cotton market
15c the yard, as long as this lot lasts, *
Special Mill End Sale Price, the yard ]
10c.
Linen Suitings In all the new 1910 ;
colors in stripes, checks and dots,
Special Mill End Sale Price the yard j
12 l-2c. 1
More than 500 bolts of new 1910
Dress Ginghams in all the new wanted
colors and at the special prices we !
same the lot should be sold the first ]
week of this Great Sale.
The 15c values at, yard.... 12 l-2c ?
The 12 l-2c values at, yard.. 10c.
Staple Apron Ginghams, the 7 l-2c
and 8 1-3 c qualities, special Mill End
Sale Price the yard 5c. \
Fine soft finish Nainsook, 36 inches ]
wide, 12 yards to tne ooit, worxn <
$1.75, Special Mill End Sale Price <
the bolt $1.19 j
Crochet Quilts. ;
Crochet Quilts, Marseilles Patterns,
81x90 inches, Special Mill End Sale :
Price, each $1.19
Superior Quality Marseilles Pattern,
white fringed Quilts 81x90 inches,
worth $1.75, Special Mill End Sape :
Price $1.25
Men's
$1.25 and $1.50
A purchase of Men's Shirts at an e:
In consideration of the unusually larg
make you a shirt offer the equal of whi
Every one knows the "LION BRANI
Jn this lot to please you, as there are si
and color; plain white shirts, striped
whites in both narrow and broad strip
as those with cuffs attached, and, in
dictate in the shirt line this lot will co
lot and Judge for yourself.
Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Shirts, your
last, each
MILL END SALI
Elgin or Waltham, 21 Jewel adjuster
vear sold filled case; a splendid value.
Elgin and Waltham 15-jewel movem
filled cases; an unusually good watch f
One big lot of 20-year gold filled c
movement, worth fully J 10.00 to $15.C
Ladies 0 and 6 size solid gold watc
special
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Watches, sis
movements, in high grade 20-year case
Deparfmen
IT TAPP'S
XL-END SALE STARTS SAT
ONTINUES PROM BAY TO I
: the dry goods world over, that through
arena?the Mill End Sale, there has hern <
jal resources of great benefit to both, that
nd Sale lias surrounded the buying pul
environment, an entirely new opportunity,
and offering new goods at Mill-End cost.
)RDERS FILLED.
i ORIGINATOf
LL-END'Si
'esses. Wraps,'']
f Production
Less
most interesting place in
'ore during the great Millale
will be the Suit DepartIt
has always been our nol
" I
carry over no goods from
to season and we propose to
EGARDLESS OP VALUE, g
Coat Suit, Dress, Evening
and a big line of Children's ^
at cost of material and labor,
n mind that these are THIS C
ON'S goods, all new, all styid
tailored by the very best
nost fashionable garment ?
acturers. Not cheap goods, t
e very best, strictly all wool I
shionable THIS SEASON'S t
nts that are stylish and fash- f
3 RIGHT NOW, and offered 1
at practically your own fig- *
Can you afford to overlook a?
n opportunity as this?
American Printing: Co.'s Wash Fabrics,
new 1910 styles, for a few days
during the Mill End Sale, take your I
choice from 25,000 yards at, special j
the yard 6c,|
Linen finished Sheets, 81x90 Inches,
Special Mill ITnd Sale Price, each 50c
Sea Island and other high grade
Percales, special, the yard.... 12 l-2c
Light and dark Percales yard wide,
Special Mill End Sale Price, yard 10c.
Hydegrade and Sampson Galetea
Cloth, big new line of advance 1910
styles to select from, special as long
as present stock on hand lasts, the
yard 15c. ''
40 inch fine white Mercerized Lingerie
for shirtwaists and full dresses,
iOc value, special yard 25c. !
Bleached Domestic, yard wide, soft <
Inish, sold regular at 10c yard, Special
Mill End Sale price 7 l-2c.
Pure Linen Sheeting, round thread, i
full 90 inches (2 1-2 yards) wide,
lust the wanted goods for full dresses
>r separate skirts, worth $1.25 yard,
Special Mill End Sale Price, the yard
89c.,
Union Linen Sheeting, full 90
inches wide, worth 75c, Special Mill- j
End Sale Price the yard 48c. ,
Motions at Mill End Prices.
We have the largest and most complete
notion department in the city.
During the Great Mill End Sale
there will be a great feast of bargains
here for you. We have not room to
Innumerate the goods and prices, butj
If you will visit this department du- \ <
ring the sale you will find some values i
that will interest you. All notion^ at
special Mill End Prices.
More than 25,000 yards of brand La
new Laces, Vals, Linen Torchons,
Machine Torchons?Insertions to -pi
match. Big variety of new and at- J3J
tractive patterns worth up to 10c
yard. Special Mill End Sale 3Qr
Price the dozen yards Jyy*
Shirts
VALUES 89c. M
ctremely low price that was-given us m
;e quantity we bought enables--us to
ch you won't find hereabouts. OT
)" Shirt. You will surely find a shirt j
lirts here of every conceivable pattern jL<
shirts, checked patterns, blacks and
>es, shirts with detached cuffs as well }'t
fact, anything that your fancy mignt i
me pretty close to supplying. See the dl
choice of any style, while they 89c P
J OF WATCHES. SI
d movement, fitted in high grade 20Special
price, the watch $29.75
ents, fitted in high grade 20-year gold
or the price; special. .$12.50 to $17.50
ases, fitted with good, reliable nickle La
>0; our special price, each $4.98
:hes, Elgin and Waltham movements; (1('
$7.50 to $25.00 m,
se 0, 6, 12, 16, 18, Elgin and Waltham
s $7.95 to $9.9S
X Store
Tlhe Ulifoi Great Mai
StarSs Sat^srday9 J
TJEDAY, I ?? ?*>..
JAY. if
the nrlivitit s f
'
>I>e,UHl ,l!> 10 !
iveri* hither- /% %?& --^f
?Iic in tergc . . . '
by throwing
Pii? Greatest
Mill-]
Greater This Year Then Eve
The general prosperity of tin
Teased prices during the past ?<
nerchandise has felt the effect,
ion is that prices will go evei
ire. Right here is where this
ippeal more forceably to you tl
SfteGoods Offere
Contracted for 1
We are giving you the benefi
roods to vou on the same low b
* /
ought. We could not duplicate
"n a few months from now vou
uglier prices for the same goods
his sale. Make up a list of yo
his great Mill-End Sale. You i
A BIG REGISTRATION ON
OF THE GREAT MIL
SATURDAY, JAJ
FIRST PRIZE?A Ladies fine F]
Hat, made by "Joseph," Fifth ave- S0^nue,
New York, value $65
SECOND PRIZE?Choice of any
Tailored Suit that formerly sold
at $25 SI
na c
THIRD PRIZE?Choice of any
$12.50 long Silk Rubberized Coat in j. ^
:>ur stock.
FOURTH PRIZE?Choice of any dise
Men's S6.00 custom made Shoes in -n
>ur stock. I dise
MEN, WOMEN OB CHILDR.
Any person making a purchase here on <
5th, 1910, will be entitled to register. Mer
and children. All you need to do is to ma
small, bring your sales slip to the regist
on the second floor, and he will enter yc
book. The names of the prize winners
papers of Tuesday, January 11th. Mr. J.
Bank, will draw the lucky numbers.
Here is a splendid chance for you to w
at no further cost to you than a small pu
tion Day. Don't fail to be here. Remem
8th, 1910. The opening day of the greates
leached Long Cloth on Mill
Ooenine Day at
5c Yard. . Tth'
in th
Saturday, opening day of
ill-End Sale, from 8:30 a. very
. to 9 a. in.?for 30 minutes ?trict
lly?yard wide bleached ?easo
mgeloth, with a limit of 10 origir
irds to the customer, and and :
half
so to adults only, at, the ticket
ird 5c .c;aj
will 1
of, ci!
leer Persian Lawn at 17c A 1
the Yard.
at. ei
15-inch fine white sheer Persian Do
wns?just the quality so much in !'apr
Salt'.
mand early in the Spring and Sum- tiiat
r?worth 25c the yard. Special 1 '
11-Kiid Sale price, the yard . .. i <c| j?ne?'
154^*to 1646 ^
Sale
auima^y ?vilh,
Competition,
|j?jm
?'; This conelusioi
.';. Vfailure amons; in<
is our motto, tl:i
;| her eyes an innu
/ BEFO
?/ AO
?nd Sales!.
sr Before, Because?
I ?
) country has greatly in-! P
ew months; every line of j?
and the present indiea- i
i higher than they now ?
great Mill End Sale will 1
lan ever before. *
E
id Here were $
^foratiis Ago.;
V
t. We are offering these |c
o
asis at which thev were *
* y
s these purchases today.
will be asked much *
3 we are offering you in
ur needs and buy during
von't regret it. ?
n
Prizes !;
THE OPENING DAY j?
L END SALE, ls
X. 8, 1910. .
1FTH PRIZE?A Child's Fur
-Collar and Muff, value
ZTII PRIZE?One pair of la- A
16-button length real Kid 7,
'es. A
.VXETH PRIZE?A fine Smyr)r
Axminister Rug, size 36x72. ^
d
1GHTH PRIZF?Ladies' pure e
1 Tailored Waist, value ...$3 A
1XTH PRIZE?Any Merchan- ^
in our store up to $2 ^
iM'Ii 1'UiZiHy?Any .axercnaxiin
our store up to ... ...SI ^
EN CAN REGISTER. '*
Si
Dpening day, Saturday, January
1 can register as well as women
ike a purchase, no matter, how
ration clerk, who will be found
>ur name on the registration
will be announced in the daily J
T. Melton, cashier of the State jj.
I
in one of these valuable prizes
rchase made here on Registra- J
ber the date, Saturday, January 1(
t of all Mill-End Sales.
inery Will Be Sacri- .
fiiced.
2 Mill-End Sale has slashed deep
ie Millinery department, miiiimust
go and go quickly. You'll e
vonderful bargains here. All our ^
finest pattern hats, splendid hats
ie very finest material and all "
ly hand made, brand new this
g
n's goods, will be put on sale at
me-half price. Each hat has its
lal price marked in plain figures
rou can have your choice at just
the price marked on the price ^
b
^e Hats that sold at $7.50 to $13 t
jo offered at the unheard of price
loice of the lot, each $3.95
Tig lot of felt shapes that sold at J
$L'.00 to $3.00 each will go on b
during the great Mill-Eiul Sale b
lch 95c
n't fail to visit the Millinery Denent
during this great Mill-End
We are going to sell at prices
have never been known in this
>r State. You can get a splendid
hat here during this s:>le and the
will be a mere song. Come.
lain Street
Among Manufacturers a:
the Acid That Etches Tin
i lias proven true in every ealiiiip; o
ph. Aside from the bi?; incentive t;
s is 'lehifnl! above nil others.
icn.se. a vast assortment of the ver
h were never on a retail counter uj
Experienced Sales Pe
SPECIA
Everything sold in this
goods charged and nothir
Silks.
22 Inch rich, lustrous, extra hea'
'lack Peau de Sole Silk, soft ai
diable, elegant for a coat, regul
'rice $1.50 the yard, special price, t]
ard $1.
19 inch extra heavy rich shimme
ng rustling black Taffeta , will ma!
,n elegant drop skirt, coat or jack<
egular price G5c, special sale pric
he yard 4S
Full 36 inch soft lustrous bla<
lessaline Silk, regular price, and tri
ralue, $1.25 the yard, special sa
>rice, the yard $1.
24 inch Silk Crepe de China ai
'repe de Chene in all shades, al
fhite and black, makes an excelle
carf, regular 75c and 85c valu<
pecial sale price, the yard 5J3
24 inch Silk Crepe de China ai
Irepe de Chene in all shades, al
*hite and black, rich shimmerii
olors, makes a pretty evening dre
r warm pretty scarf, regular pri
1.00 the yard, special sale price, tl
ard 75
Full 36 inch extra heavy Shenne
Tg rustling black Taffeta, guarante<
rater proof, regular price, and tn
alue, $1.75, special $1.1
Linens.
36 inch pure Linen Lawn, she
uality, beautiful finish, regular 3
alue, special, the yard 22
Ful 40 inch all pure Linen Cambr]
ledium weight, beautiful qualit
egular 65c value, special, the ya:
4S
Fine Mercerized Batiste, 40 inchvide
in lengths up to 10 yards, not
ard in the lot worth less than 21
Jpecial Mill End Sale Price, yard 1
Auto Cloth, 36 inches wide, f;
hrunk old Irish Linen finish, sped
he yard 15
Wonderful Value
Divided in six big lots as follows
iT 10c?wonderful values in childr*
overs, well madfe and of excellent :
he garment
lT 15c?-children's drawers, drawer
ien's corset covers, a wonderful as
lT 25c?bargains in women's gowns
erskirts, quality unsurpassed, trim
ach
lT 50c?big attractive assortment c
nd long skirts. These garments
uffled and highly finished, the garr
iT 75c?especially fine lot of good
he different pieces, splendidly made
re have ever offered at special, eac
lT $1.00?dainty dollar goods in
.merican manufacture, made in an
etticoats trimmed with deep, full r
amely finished. Come while they 1;
BIG SELLING OF SHO
MILL I
TV 1 J? Li A f
Jtttg line 01 " /a mencaju v
lamilton, Brown Shoe Cc
aake, at, the pair
"American Lady" Shoes
"Vassar" Shoes for woi
eathers, the pair
"Watchus" Shoes for w<
A splendid line of Child
50c, 75c, :
Infant's Shoes, the pair.
GENUINE 1847 ROGE]
1847 Rogers Bros. Triple Plated S
very piece fully guaranteed.
1847 Rogers Bros, knives and fori
fx knives and six forks to the set,
isi7 "Rnp-prs Bros. tablesDOons, f
Avon," "Fauniel," set of six spoons
1S47 Rogers Bros, teaspons, in c
poons
Butter knives to match the above
$400 PD
With each cash purchase of 5c <
alue of the purchase made. The
hese coupons on February 1, 1910,
tas an equal chance. If you are a j
he members to club their coupons
he piano. This piano is now on e:
loor. Be sure to see it.
Beginning .January 1, and from 1
'iano Coupons on all credit accoun
lere and paying same between Janu
a coupons. This offer holds good c
SPECIA
Store opens Saturday a
M. Tills gives everybody
- -w
Depas
AT TAPP'S
/
ad Their Skilled Designers, is
o /
sir Business Ability.
m
f life. Ijy the wide extremes of success and
I Mill-Kml cost prices 011 new goods. as
to the housewife, in that it brings before
y choicest new goods from hundreds of
itil they landed here for this sale.
ople Wanted.
i
L NOTICE.
sale will be for spot cash; no
lg sent on approval.
Kid Gloves.
vy Ladies' 16-button Glase Kid Gloges,
id Mosquitaire style, black, white, tan
ar and gray, worth up to $4.00 the pair,
he Mill End Sale Price, the pair... .$2.95
15 Ladies' 12-button Glase Kid Gloves,
r" white, black and tan, worth up to
k'e $3.00, Mill End Sale Price, the pair
$2.29
'6 '
|c' I Fine all silk Ribbons, rich Persian
| designs, 5 and 6 inches wide. 75c
" quality, Mill End Sale Price, yard 49c.
ri J Tourish Ruching, white, 6 yards to
._:hrvv ATill Pnri Sal* Price. hox....!9c.
^ 2 yard boxes of Tourish Ruching,
so Mill End Sale Price, box..- 10c.
nt 18-inch wide corset cover embroid><
ery, good quality, neat pattern, 25c
? quality, Mill End Sale Price, yard 15c.
1(j* One lot of Ladies' Elouse Sweaters,
so all pure wool, worth up to $3.00, Mill
End Sale Price, each $1.00
Mill End Sale of Carpets.
iie Eig lot of Ingrain Carpet samples,
1 yard square, worth 50c and 75c,
r- Mill End Sale Price, each 25c.
3d Big lot of Fiber Carpets, worth
je 75c a yard, Special Mill End Sale
39 Pi'ice 50c.
Big line of Matting, 116 warp,
China, worth 45c a yard, Mill End
er Sale Price, yard 27 l-2c.
c. Ingrain Rugs.
'c' All wool Ingrain Rugs, 9x12, worth
y: $12.50, Special Mill End Sale Price,
,rf each $9.00
9x12 Union Ingrain Rugs, worth
$7.50, Special Mill End Sale Price
es $5.00
?1
)C,
5c Ladies' Fine All Silk Hose, splendid
quality, black, white and all of the
jll evening shades, $1.25 value, Mill End
ial Sale Price, the pair 79c.
?c. (Limit of two pairs to buyer.)
s in Undergarments.
: 1
?n's drawers, bodies, and women's corset
material at the ridiculously low prices of
10c
. ,_ ^ ^ A
s DOCiies, cnnaren s uiiucistt.ii us a.uu. v?vsortment,
at each, only 15c
, women's drawers, corset covers and unmed
in lace and embroidery; all sizes,
25o
>f women's gowns, drawers, corset covers
are beautifully trimmed, tucked and
nent 50c
and stylish undergarments, including all
and of lasting materials, by far the best
h 750
corset covers and underskirts. Best of
i assortment of delightful creations, the
uffles. Other garments of the lot handast,
at special price, each $1.00
ES DURING THE GREAT
!ND SALE.
Jentleman" Shoes, the famous
>.'s well known and standard
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50
; at, the pair $3.00, $3.50, $4.00
nen in all styles, sizes and
$2.50
3men? the pair $1.50 and $2.00
reus Shoes, at, the pair
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
25c and 50c
RS BROS. SILVERWARE.
ilverware, America's stanadrd silverware,
<s, triple plated on the best cutlery steel,
the set $3.98
our designs; "Vintage," "Charter Oak,"
$2.78
lesigns to match tablespoons, set of six
$1.39
t design, each 69c.
1NO FREE.
or over we issue a coupon equal to the
person who holds the greatest value in
will be awarded the piano. Every one
iiember of a lodge or church you can get
i together and in this way secure
chibition in the Suit Department?second
11 * ?-? TonnQiav 1 fttli ,ro will (HvA
H!i5 L uaiL i'./ " ** r" *v
ts paid. Any person having an account
iary 1st and J Oth will he given lull value
mly until January ltith.
L NOTICE.
t 8 A. M., and closes at 10 P.
plenty of time to shop.
c 4m era! $tore