E. F. Mills & Co.

Christmas Sale! We have earned a reputation for offering eaeh Holiday Season the finest line of goods suitable for presents to be found in the eounty. This year we have surpassed all our previous efforts and every one will be pleased with the goods and priees. Until Christmas we shall offer in our "Christmas Sale'hundreds of special bargains of whieh we enumérate a few in this advertisement. ■- - -w- ■ - . - - ' - ■ Ribbon SaleAll Silk Ribbons al the j ing prices, the lowesf ever made Nos. 4, 5 and 6,4e; Nos. 9 and 12, 9c; JNos. 16, 22 and 30, 13c. Dress G-oods Sale, Finest line of Dress Goods in the county to piek l'rom and the very lowest in everv instance, and as a gift a Pair of Warranted Kids with every parchase aniounting to $5.00 or more. Gents' Silk; Initial Handkerchiefs, worth 90c each, at 63c. All Chenille Portieres at $2.98. Handkerchief Sale. Our display of Handkerchiefs is a remarkable one, and never have such v;f!ues been shown to tlie people oí' Aun Arbor. Fancy ELandkerchiefB, 3c to 15c. Linen Hdk'fs, 20c to 75c (Jambric Hdk's, 5c to 15c. Kmbroidered Linen Hdk'i?, 25o to 12.50. Ducliess Lace and Fine Chillón Ildkïs, 96c to 17.00, ('luldieirs Bdk'fe, 5c to 25c. Mourning Hdk'fs, lOc totl.OO. G-entlemen's Presents. Our line includes Collar and Cuff Boxes, Sha ving Sets, 'lies. Muffler8, Silk Handkerchiefi, Linen llandkerdriefs, initial llandkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Shaving Mirrors, etc. All at popular pnces. Cloaks and Furs. 50 Cloaks at one-half off. 50 Cloaks at one-third off. 25 Cloaks at one-fourth oíl'. Examine these and see if you do not consider them bargains. Special prices on every Cloak and Fur Garment in our stock for tbia Holiday Sale. Every garment reduced and prices made tliat wil] make this class of goods popularas presents. Mackintoshes at $3.98, $6.50 and $9.00. Umbrellas, all prices, $1.39 to $7.00. Rugs, all reduced in prices. Carpet Sweepers, every one at special reduction. Sale of Handkerchiefs worth up to 40c, at 25c each. Our Japanese Bazar, With its bundreds of novelties from this far off land is a prohouuced success. Unqualified approval of our enterprise in showing a line of goods, usually seen only in the great cities, is heard on ill sides. Vhether you wish to buy or not, dn not fail to ee this seetion of the "Wofld's Fair." Piïces will be foand to belessthanhalf the ratea asked at Chicago. Japanese Vase8 Cracker Jars, Plates, Cups and Saucera, Tea I'ots, Bowls, Chocolate Pota, Dolls. Toys, Bamboo I'ortieres, Porch Cushions, Screens, etc, at prices Ironi 4c to 7.00 will enable everyone to have a few pieces of this unique ware. 20 S. MAIN, ANN ARBOR.