E. F. Mills & Co.

Come I Clothing Cyclone. Last week we called the attention of the readers of The Register in a liberal manner to the wonderful display of OYEBCOATS, (3LOVES JUSTJD 'IMIITTEIfcTS, At THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Even before this announcement was made, the people seemingly feit the force of the brewing storm, and poured into our store as a haven of refuge, but when the announcement was finally placed before them, the storm broke, until our spacious room was deluged with friends from every section of the county, looking after the rare bargains, and examining the many novelties. On SATURDAY, the full force of this storm broke upon us in all its fury, and in consequence, it swept, as by a whirlwind, carrying away from our store more OVERCOATS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES and MITTENS than at any time during our previous history. We repeat, Como to the Clothing Cyclono. A. L. NOBLE, Leading Clothier and Hatter. "The Winter of Our Content" - - - is drawing nigh, but whether it will be the Winter of your discontent or content depends largely upon the preparation you make forit. The weather prophets teil us (and weather prophets never fail) that the winter is to be an unusually severe one. That is the reason why we cali it the " Winter of our content," for such a winter means large Dry Goods purchases. Hundreds of eustomers crowd our store every day, " reducing our surplus " stock rapidly by their appreciative purchases. " THE PRICES TELL, and every one tells the prices." That alone accounts for our rapidly increasing trad e. YOU WILL SURELY NEED SOMETHING IN BLANKETS- We have them from 83c to $5.00. COMFORTS- We have them from 89c to 13.00. GENT'S Special drives at 50c. LADIES' UNDERWEAR- 25c, 39o, 50c, are our prices for goods worth much more. FINE W00L UNDERWEAR- 98c, worth $1.25. WOOL HOSIERY-25C, ortb 38c. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR-Every size, every price. SPECIAL 50c DRESS GOODS- Worth from 60c to 75c. Popular Goods at Popular Prices. 20 South Main Street.