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exacting in your demands as we arc in our announcement, and you will find that the
ts. Big Double Salesroom
stock oi Jtioiiana wos. is Deingrcoia jit kj i aij ana vyiiuJLiibAij; at an average of
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(Milren's Softs
500 Suits, all sUei from S to 16, includinj th Utcstt
fall styles; some sizes are getting low. r. Read these
; price statements and ask to see the goods.:
69 for 3 to 6 sisesValUwool, Value to (3JB0.- '- ',
,894, and, 1.70 lor 1 to 7 sixes, all-wool, 2 and S-
pieceVyalue to fr.-'f't' ; Sfi -f
2.89 and 39 for extra quality all-wooV dou
blebreasted.. black . or fancy materials,"; Value to
long Pants Mis
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f 4.65 -Black, blue or fancy materials,1 inchidbg
clays and serges, value to fit. :ryy
f 6.65 Big Boys' and Young M en's, to 80 years.
Unlimited assortment of plain and fancy single
and double-breasted, value to $18. V; ; : ;
Mothers in particular are familiar with ' the
brands of goods quoted below and , know their
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retail value.
Diurnvaisis
; 1,000 of Them.' -',;. -iv'."-y ;
19 for Percale Penang; all siles; also white;
' ; some Mothers' Friend brand among them; value
up to $1. School starts soon. , -i u-
39 for choice of plain and fancy Percale, Madras
, and finest quality white also flannels; Mothers'.
,. Friend and Star brands, worth' up to $2.- - ; '
OiUflrcn's StocIdF.cs
7yf for fast black 15c qualities. v ; ' , - i:; J.
39 and 69f for Wool Sweaters; values to $180.
19-for Children's and Boys' Shirts, colored or
white, values to $1. y.:iC:i'J .f ' v".v, '
MothenH-If you value a real saving opportunity,
investigate - these' prices, r : , ."
niflhes! Grade RubliarDcota
92.95 for . Knee, $5 quality. ' , : -; :'-
f 3.95 for Hip, $8.80 qualityV- '- v! ' ,
Over 1000 of them, of all kinds
C? 4 C Wm 8T7: Union Melton $70
4)40 Overcoat if we can fit you; sizes 86 to 40
tf i QA Will take a better in about 10 styles to
$ TCy U choose from tjiol all sizes hi every style,
but. $10 and $lt values:, also tan and etit real
lyrayenettesr - -
Ctfi OH CrtTentte, eilk'lined fall Overcoats;
UyU:weedsrmeltons-and fcerseys; values up
CO 0nve vou cnoict ot 500 elegant hand
4)yU tailored fall and whiter Overcoats, Crav
enettes; 50 styles; values up4o $25. ; . V
Afi Tops off an Overcoat or Cravenette
4)1 leW that sells up to $30., .
Buys Overcoats and Cravenettes fit
40 U for a king. .The kind that make
others ask' who made your overcoat. There are
values among them up to $40. "
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We will show you two hun
dred orf more different styles
of materials from $2.45 td the
best on earth.
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Broken size sack or frock Suits; worth
up to $10. -
CfJ OA Sbgle or double-breasted sack or frock
eyft7V
Suits; up to $15 values.
"Opens 'the gat
or frock Suits.
CfT A ft'Opens f the gates up to $18 values, sack
CO OA Hm buvinK power of. $35 in single
4yyU or double-breasted sack. - frock and
Prince Albert Suits. , , ,. j
for 10c cotton.'
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.-.ji. 1,000 pair: assorted, incomplete lots.
9SI for Shoes, value to $8.50.'
fl9 for regular $3Ji0. lines.
flJBO for irregular lots,' vslue to $3.50.
vf 2.69 All styles and sizes; values to $8.
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',' $00 dozen soft and stiff Hats.:
39 for chdioe of jodda soft and stUfo )$2..::li
691 foij choice of odds soft and stiff, to $i.' i:
1.39 and f 1.69--Regular fall styles soft and
"Vtiff,4o$5 value. . : ' ''(-''; -v! -V:?-;'
C1 1 i A Tuxedo, sack, frock-i and- Prince
Viltv Alberts; up to $30. ,,. - ,
CI A A Pr,3ise of the best that man knows
VtIOU : how to produce. Youll not be disap
pointed in values of our clothing, even if we don't'
display on carpeted floor and palatial fixtures. ,
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We will start at worklngmen's goods and go en up.
i: : to the millionaires' kind. , i;:;.:lJ
39f for $1 Hickory OverpanU and blue and black
. Overalls. 7, ; ''::--,r7-.r'' r.":!l
59 for $1.50 Pants, dark color; the ones built for
' wear. : - '.-s . .
9S for extra quality Jeans, Corduroy, Union
Worsted, etc.; up jo $2.50 values. K :
f 1.30 English Corduroy,'. Worsteds, Casilmere,
Cheviots; up to $3.50 values. . - ' v
fl. 89 Custom ' finished, ' form fit ' or peg-top
styles, Holland's; up to $4.50 values
f2.S9 This is a price that' will Uke you into
Pants Heaven.. Values up to $8.r; . f .
$3.39 and 30 HolUnd's bit: the kind that
tailors get up to $1$ a pair for; 100 styles.. ,
There is a stock of good and fine pants here that
will win you if our. salesmen were deaf and dumb.
34 iot Cbc value Shirts or Drawers,' value 50c '
S9 Commercial wooC jtd and brownstripe, Itnit
' stock, yam body, sizes 33 to 42... A.-
40e Sanitary Jersey rfbC '' merino, derby, wool
fleece, blue flesh, white, sky, tan, gray and flexo .
. colorings; $1; kind. . -t v , :':s t', 'yT
79 Wool merino, ' gray .: shades 1 only, broken
y sUes; $3 value.;.. . . . ; -J:.: -; J, '
C9 Straight lines,, all the different weaves and
weights and colore; limited amounts of flexo col
orings; $2.50 value. - ; : ' .v;;.
Hen's Sox
1ZxAf 'or $5c cotton and 5c wooL J
10 for 35c wool '4 VV ' '-?;
t3e and 35 for 50c and 75c knit lamb's wooL
9eyl24 22 for suspenders worth to $L
Ex.S2iFlAimoanc2
ICO dozen Manhattan, Monarch,' Standard, Famous,
etc., white and colored, soft or stiff bosom; some
collars attached, etc.; value up to $2; divided into
. tw0 lotI M follow . .
29e for Monarch, Standard and Famous, white and
'fancy, up to $1 values. ;yr :'y' , '
49 for unlimited choice of Manhattan, Monarch,
J etc, whiu or fancy of all styles, including full
dress, $2 values. Not over 1 dozen sold to any
one person.; This is retail day. :
30f for Union, all sizes; values to $1.50. ;
7ff for all-wool; values' to $a.50.-'w .' '
CO, 91.39 and 91.89 Small lots, all sizes;
original package broken ; values to $3. " . - ,
Handkerchief sr ' Umbrellas, - Heckwear, etc -. at - 43
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i I V I I V I PrcJcally the same price as they. . Why pay a big profit? Corner First and Salmon.. Big double salesroom fUIed with
A ,V UaA J ... t , - fine goods at 40 per cent of value. The Bee Hive of Honest Industry
The great evening paper has contained a warning against fraudulent aales. Any stdck offered by any dealer, whether
a tramp merchant, fire faker, bearing a Holland label, was bought at this store, and in no case do'raerchanta receive'
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