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All Odds, Ends and Broken Lots
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ASTORIA'S GREATEST CLOTHIERS
A Money Savinijrade Event
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fifty miles of this store. It's a bargain giving and fear-
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give to the public on this special occasion, of sell
ing out all small and broken lots of fine goods be
fore taking stock account. This season has
been one of phenomenal business. We are
Astoria's greatest clothiers by merit, always
showing a complete new stock each
season. Our clean up sale of odds
and ends is virtually the soul stirring
bargain event of the year. Spring
goods will arrive in a few weeks.
We must have room to place
them on our counters and
shelves. Loss or worth
is not a serious considera
tion at this sale as
every odd, broken lot
of goods must be sold
and price must
sell them.
$6.75
$9.75
Just as Sure as
Night Follows
Day-Mothers:
You will buy boys' suits during this sale
at prices that will scon open the purse and
start you fixing up the boys.
,35 for knee pants, worth up to $4.
$3.85 for very fine suits, select designs
and materials, worth up to $6.50.
fj2.35 for boys' mackintoshes, the king
of rain garments for wear, worth $5.00
to $7.50.
Young Men's Overcoats
3.15 for covert knee-length, size
35, worth $10.00.
No Mail Orders
Filled.
No Goods Sent
on Approval.
-Heavy ami medium weight, light or dark color, to $12.
values. These overcoats arc the kind that satiny.
-Overcoat and cravancttw, hand -tailored. hamUomc tyle
and fabrics, all color ami material to $18 value.
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Q I U I ciatc what we mean hy bargain, The moot select of
cravencttct and overcoat worth up to $25.
This Is PANTS Time
' Ami we will eive vou a festival in our pant ry. Several hundred pair of
good and finest kinds, material cost, will be about the sale of price we loilow
at this sweep-out of odds and ends.
m -JC For tailor-made case mere and worsted in checks, stripe and mix
Q I I W turcs to $3.(10 values.
CO OR -Select styles, wool or worsted materials, all styles, worth
tyfc.UU to $4.00. '
-Custom finished, merchant tailor fabrics, dress and business
pants to $5.00 values.
aa nclmported materials, full hand-tailored, dress and business pants
MO.QW to $6,50 value.
ODD COATS AND ODD VESTS
Left over after matching up suits, stock from the big scason'o business,
will go in the odd and end sale at cost of materials. j
Sec the Windows.
Odd and Broken Lots.
Not all sizes in every lot, but your size will
be found in several lots, as there are sizes
lrom 33 to 50 in this sale.
4? A K C for dark and medium colors,
p4.0D values up to $10 Suits
Cfi Double and siugle breasted styles in dark
pO.OU or medium colors, all wool cascmcrcs,
medium worsteds, cheviots; etc., with hand-padded
collars and shoulders, hair cloth and linen canvas
shape retaining fronts. Odd suits from the season s
best sellers, that sold up to $16.50.
011 Cfl -Imported and domestic in all wool or manipulated
I l0U fabrics, iucludiiiK silk, mixed worsted, thibct. valour,
fancy crsemere. tweeds, etc. Suits worth up to $20.00.
A I n en - Full custom finished all through, shrunk material in
S I 3.0U dressy fabrics, also nobby business and street imU,
,he kind of suit that did a fhtrc - -
Astoria's leading clotli.me house. aiue to -W.
Overcoats & Gravenettes
While an overgarment is a necessity in this climate till May ht, we M
close out this entire stock during this sale. The Xr JhSLSt
best that money can buy: but the price we name is not near wholesale cost
on most of them. Inspection of the goods is invited.
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BARGAINS IN HATS
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We always have and always will do the hat bus.ness of this c.ty, be
cause we clean up our stock at the end of each season by se ling the hats
while in style at about half what other stores are charging for like styles.
Mi OR Soft Hats, Stiff Hats, black, brown, earl, otter, ochre, drab,
$IWV tan; full leather; sweats and silk mohair bands andbinding,
nobby up-to-date $2.50 values in this sale. '
SUITCASES, TRUNKS, ETC.
This stock takes up lots of room that we will soon require for spring
goods so just take them away for actual wholesale cost. ,
Young Men's Suits
This department will show some nobby suits; there are only a' few of
a kind left on hand, at prices that will allow every youna man to have 8
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Furnishings and Small Fixings
This department will be a regular feast of bargains as the lots are numerous
-in some cases not many of a lot-ywe cannot quote price on as the different
things will go almost as fast as laid out for sale or shown in our windows,
i he way to get full benefit of the snaps is to come as soon as possible; the
carter the better. The variety to choose from are shirts, box, suspenders,
underwear, gloves, neckwear, sweaters everything you wear will be found
at about one-half value. All odds and ends must go
Sale Will Come to an End Saturday, February 15th at 9 o'clockP. M. Monday, February 17th Stock
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