FRIDAY, JANUARY 3. 1908.
THE MORNING ASTOR1AN, AS'lORi OREGON.
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Danzfeer & Co.
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Astoria's Greatest Clothiers
Knocks at Your Door of Reason
This firm's Mid-Winter Stic, backed by Eastern manu
facturers who give us a tremendous discount, places us in
position to offer Astoria people the greatest reductions (
ever made ou fine clothing west of the Mississippi Over
$5,000
Cut Off the
Price of:
: $14,200
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chants must have
ready cash no mat
ter what the loss.
Da)2iger is selected f
as th Astoria house !
to help them out.
Prices will do the
work.
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worth of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings
This BARGAIN SALE is Now at Full Height
You can't afford to miss this evemt. It's equal will not
occur again in years.
Stein, Bloch Cos Clothing Hawes Hats and pther of the.
highest standard goods in this great sacrifice sale. An event with
out a parallel in modern memory. Eastern manufacturers otfer a
tremendous cash discount for advance payments; we will give the
customer the advantage of the times by selling an immense lotof our
superior stock at prices that never knew an equal or never will. We
have prepared a bargain feast for you that will cause you to remem-
y 1 iCws
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Overcoats and Cravenettes furnishing goods
ber this sale for years.
Read the Prices and Read Them Again. They are Gold Bond Statements of Cold Facts
Finest Suits
Stein-Bloch Co., the firm with over 50 years of
knowing how to make the finest clothing; the variety
and other good and high standard brands, comprising
our 2 000 suits in practically 200 styles and materials,
made, trimmed and styled for building and holding
trade not for bargain advertising. That is the
class of goods you will get at DANZINGER'S
SALE. The variety is so vast and complete that if
you want black, you gei it; e don't ask you to look
at blue. We have the stock. You get what we
promise here.
The Best Only, is
...
Danziger's motto. .
- Great and good
things come from this
store.
$4.85 for zrJt $10 Suits
do or fv- hand-tailored suits Quite
IpO.OD lOr up to and including .. M13
$11.85 for'tSct m:.. $20 Suits
Some' Stein-Bloch Suits in this lot.
$14.85 :fbffo&S! $25 Suits
This lot of S.-B. & Co.'s and other high quality
suits will more than come up to the expectations
of the most critical buyers. ' .
$18.85 for $30 Suits
Full custom-made suits. This most elegant line
' is far past pen description in material, workman
ship and style. They are some of our best.. The
best that $30 buys anywhere in. the U. S.
:':HATS;.ttATS: :
Hats will surely do theirlshare in this sale of sales.
$,35 for Panziger's $2 soft hats all styles.
$ 1 .05 for soft and stiff up to $3 hats. '
$245 for Hawes Hats. Never cut before, but the
time has come and they go under the ban of bargains
Yon know what Hawes hats sell at? Always $3.00.
ti: . ... ii 1 . .inn enmA harcrains
i i uia esiaunaumcui yiuuiiota jwu
without parallel. This department stands out most
prominent w.ith hnndreds of the very handsomest and
best products of the leading makers of America. The
variety of materials and styles will surpass your ex
pectations. The prices during this great sacrifice'
sale will open the purse strings of knowing buysrs. y
$4.85 for up to $10.00 Cravenettes'
$8.85 for up to $15.00 Overcoats and: Cravenettes
$12.85 for up to $18 Overcoats and Cravenettes
$16.85 for ........ up to $22.50 Overcoats and Cravenettes
2,000 Pairs Pants
Read the price-cutting. You. know they are
DANZIGER qualities. O
$1.15 for .up to $2.00 Pants '
$1.85 for up to $3,00, Pants
$2 35 for up to $4.00 Pants
$3.35 for .....up to $5.00 Pants
$4,35 for. ......:........up to $6.50 Pants
This superb pants display will have the size, ,
color and style you wish. 1
BOYS' SUITS
Mothers, this department will feel the price knife
most keenly. You know the character of our clothes
for boys. Clothing that is made to satisfy no cheap
stuff. Note the price reductions. ' ' '
$1.85 for incomplete lines to $3.00 Suits
$2.35 for incomplete lines to ,. $4,00 Suits
$3.85 for incomplete lines to ......-;..;..;$6.00i Suits
Overcoats and Reefers .
$1.85 for..; np to $3.00 Reefers,
$2.85 for:...... up to $4.50 Overcoats
$4.33.jfor.v........V..nV......V,.;;..'4..... up to $6.00 Overcoats
litiee Pants Just Ha)t Price,
25C ;for '.r..;............:i;.....i...:...'..-...... broken lots 50c Pants
50c',ioti;;L......;....:...;....."........-.v.broken lots $1 Pants
70c' for1 Boys' $1 and $1.25 Wool Sweaters
Aisles full, trunks fnll. taKUs fnll
shelves packed, so now to the price-cutting music. 1
' ' ' " SOX - ' .:;:
5c for Men's tan 10c Sox
8c, 3 for 25c blaok 12C Sox
15c for Men's fancy silk heel and toe 25c So'x
18c 'for black casimere fast color, best.. ...25c Sox
35c for full wool, heavy worsted heel and toe 50c Sox
SHIRTS
More than 3,000 Shirts of all kinds, some away
less than one-half price.
35 for Negligee and washing, black and dark colored
Shirts, best 50c and some better.
65c for regular Golf and Negligee $1.00 select Shirts
85c for Golf and Negligee silk stripe Shirts. Bril
- liant etc."-'' '
$1.35' for; Swell $2.00 Shirts. French materials,
silk.mixture, etc. '
40c for special best white dress and stiff bosom
Shirts in neat patterns, cut fron $1.00.
Broken sizes: 'v ? ,
UNDteRWEAR
This immense stock of very choice garments will'be
the centerof attraction for all wearers of good under
wear. '"'..",
40c for mottled sanitary fleece cut to 75c.
70c for flat face wool, several styles, cut from $1.
95c for two kinds best quality $1.50 wool and worsted
$1.15 for worsted long yarn, nb, slide needle knit,
special strong, $1.50 value. - ....
SUSPENDERS ""
15c for all 25c Suspenders. , - s. -,
35c for President Suspenders, up to 75c values.
Trunks, Suit Cases, telescopes, Blankets,' Com
forters and one thousand and one nth
the sacrifice block at prices that talk plain and will
make you buy. , (
Sale commences THURSDAY; JAN; 2nd, 1908 at 10 a.m., no sooner, and Iasts0l5
days ending SaturdayJan. 18th, 1908, at 10 p. m., no longer.