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-HARRY SAYS
At the Rainbow Sale you will find a happy solu
tion of the high-merchandise problem that is now the important
question of the hour. So I apply it here in the sense of bet
ter values, better service and comforting economy in these days
of costly living, and with it a pledge to do things right—or right
them if they are wrong. I promise you a wide choice of the
most dependable merchandise it is possible to obtain—merchan
dise of reliability, such as you would expect from a house whose
reputation is the highest in the land. Look at these prices:
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Dress Goods
Department
Silks
36-inch black taffeta, $1.75 Rain
bow sale - SI .39 I
36-inch Messaline, all shades,
$1.75 values for S1.39
36-inch Pongee, $1.50 value S1.00
$2.00 Fancy Silks— ~™Sl!fi9
40-inch Georgette Crepe, in all
shades, $2.25 value— SI.89
Woolen Goods
42-inch Shepherd Plaids, $1.50
values for - SI.19
54-inch Shepherd Plaids, in
black and white mo. 16-16
54-inch wide goods, $1.25 value
for only- SI.00
36-inch Shepherd Plaid, 50 cent
value for - 35c I
42-inch Blue Serge, spring weight,
$1.50 value now- S1.25
$1.00 value Serge- 89c
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Madras Shirtings
36-inch fancy and striped Ma
dras, 60 cent value- 35 c
40-inch Fancy Silk gingham,
60c. value - 48c
1,000 yards fancy ginghams,
25c value for- 19c
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600 yards white scrim, 35c val
ues—your choice, per yd_. —19 c I
Towels and Linens
36 x 18 Bath towels, worth 50c
per pair, each — me
42x22 large Bath towels, 75c
values, a pair- -49c I
Linens
36-inch Satin pure linen, 85c
value - 50c
42-inch Pillow Case Linen, $1.00
value now--*- -S95c
$1.25 value, 45-inch linen,j\ 8
36-inch all linen in all shades,
$1.25 value- 95c
27-inch dress linen in all shades,
75 cent values- 65c J
1,000 yards fancy ribbon, Nos. 200,
150 and 100 worth 50c per yard,
sale price - 32c
1,000 pairs ladies black hose, worth
25c, sale price—— -—19c I
Virginia Dare Dresses
Wonderful creations in serge, satin, crepe de chine, crepe
meteors, georgette and taffetas. Modeled by the cleverest
of New York’s tailors. This limited space is not sufficient to
describe them. Come and see these fine dresses for yourself.
400 Pairs Men’s
Low Quarter Shoes
$6.50, $5.00 and $4.50 values - - $3.75
Buy now before the advance.
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Laces and
Embroideries
Special sale on two numbers.
1,000 yards Embroidery 25c and
20c. values- -—-9c |
1,000 yards beautiful jfice, 15c aftd
10c values -—-——-5C
1,000 yards Filet lace, 3, 4 and 5
inches in width, 35c 25c and
20c values now — 15?
Now is the time to buy your lace.
Wash Skirtings
Wash Skirting 36-inches wide,
65c value, per yard- 49c :
In cotton Gabardine, Pique and
Rep, 69c values.—— 49c
50o yards lawns in the newest
patterns, 35c values-25C
Ladies’ Hats
In the three latest styles, bought
from the milliner —at half the price
you will pay elsewhere.
Ladies’ Waists
50 ladies’ new waists, nicely
trimmed, Voiles, $2.00 values
only -SI.25
This Sale
Begins ,
March 16
Men’s
Men’s Blue Serge Suits
$22.50 value - SI 4.95
Men’s gray spring suits, $20.00
Young men you should see our suits
before you buy. They are beauties.
Prices to suit.
M$n’s Hats
Steson Hats $6 and $5 values,
sale price - S3.95
Shirts, Underwear, Etc.
Men’s medium weight union
suits - .69c
I lot men’s summer shirts and
drawers, per garment— 39c
1 lot boys’ summer union suits,
75c value, sale price _ -39c
100 men’s and boys’ caps, $2.00,
$1.75, $1.50 values — 95c I
25 pairs men’s pin check pants,
worth $2.00 elsewhere, our sale
price - SI.49 |
500 pairs men’s new summer weight
pants, $7.50, $6.50, $5.50 values
sale price- -S4.95 1
100 men’s blue chambray shirts,
all sizes, the 85c value--. 65c
100 men’s blue cheviot, extra heavy,
$1.50 value, sale price— -89c |
100 men’s Shirts in fancy silk stripe,
with collars on, $2 and $1.5q
values, sale price 75c I
Men’s 25c value, handerker
chief. —- 9f
Ladies’
Ready-to-Wear
200 Skirts, assorted—silks, satin,
Miessaline, wool, Gabardine, serges—
all new and the latest styles, 25 per
cent off on all the lot. Now is the
time to buy your wash skirts.
Ladies’ Suits
Wooltex
Now if you want to be talked about
buy a Wool-tex—they are up to the
minute.
Ladies’ Coats
They are the prettiest that are shown
in the city. If you don’t believe it,
ask to see them.
House Dresses
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In the Decatur made, 50 to close
out SI.95
Misses Gingham dresses, 6 to 14
years, worth $2 50, sale price
only -SI.95
Ladies’ Lingerie
See our camisoles, brassiers and silk
petticoats.
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This Sale
. i Lasts Until
April 30
Our Shoe
Department
Lot No. 1, 100 pair ladies high heel
shoes in all the newest colors and
styles, 9 inch top, fancy and plain, ,
$10, $9.00 and $8.50 values, all
ir. the lot goes at -.S5.1S I
Lot No. 2, 60 pairs ladies’ high heel,
high lace, high price, high a$ph,
$12.50, $10.00 values, in battleship
gray, light gray, Havannel brown,
champaign and ivory, sale
50 pairs ladies black vici, gun metals,
in odd sizes, worth $4.5 Q : . .*<x $3, j
sale vrice - SI.95 I 1
100 pairs of men’s Elk skin leather
and rubber soles in blucher, color,
tan, light smoked Elk, $5.00 value,
sale price- 53.95 j
Now, men, buy your plow shoes.
50 pairs of boys’ low quarter, lace,
English toe, gun metal and tan,
$5.00 and $4.00 values.. —S2.95 I
Boys tan, brown gray and fancy
suits, $7.50, $6.50 and $5.50 val
ues, only- __._S4.00 j
BUY NOW
Silk Gloves
We carry the highest made silk
gloves and not the Kiser.
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We carry one of the best lines oi
silk and lisle hose ever sold in New
port.
Boys' Wash Suits
100 boys’ wash Suits, 25 per cent
cheaper than anybody. [
Boy’s Rompers
Boys’ Rompers, the 50c values,
now - ---380
Knitting Yarn
In gray and Khaki, 65c per skein,
of $4.50 per pound—the best in town.
Pearl Buttons
Pearl buttons, per card- -Sc
Ladies’ Purses
100 new purses $6.00, $5.00 and
$4.00 values, in all leathers, your
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Harry G. Brandenburg, The Merchant
SJRflET, NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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