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n Er ent f ui D((t Wi U be Saturclay, August 31st. On that Day We Will Open Our LADIES' MISSES' AND BOYS' SHOE DEPARTMENT ! tully prepared to give the 1adïee - our Boys and Girls a ineof elegant, dainty footwear - as well as the solid substantial dnd, unequalled in the city. We also open our Ctiildren's Clothing Department. n which mothers will find especial interest - Being devoted exclusively to Boys' wear, they will find it more completo in every detail than any they have jeen accustomed to see in Ann Arbor. Only for a few days has the department been placed in THE STORE, but the results are most gratifying. Another important event of Saturday will be the CLOSING OF OUR Carpet Department ! . During this entire week Phenomenal Prices and Phenomenal Sales is the order of each day. We want to get "Shut" of all the goods we can before the week is out - and have made prices less :han you will see them again - Dut you must hurry up if you want the benefit of these prices. Slaughter of Rugs. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th AND 3lst. Every Rug in THE STORE will be sold at a tremendous reduction. 3x6 Smyrna Rugs were % 6. 00, for $4.50. 3x0 Moque tte Rugs were 6.00 for $3.75. Smyrna Rugs 26x60 inches, were 3 00 for 1.95. Persian Rugs 26x72 inches were $4. 00 for $2. 76. Burmah Rugs were $4.00 for $2.75. CENTER PRICES. Smyrna Rugs 6x9. were $16.50 for f 11. 00. Smyrna Rugs were $18.75 for $13.75. Ispahan Rugs 6x9, were 1l' for 7.50. Byzantine Rugs 6x9 were $15 for $10.25. Smyrna Rugs 9x12 were $37.50 for $25.00. Axminster Rugs 9x12 are the best Rugs we have ever shown, never less than $50.00, Saturday $:{3. oo.