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WHITE SALE
During the past two months we have
been assembling from Eastern factor
ies thousands of dollars worth of La
dles' ready-to-wear TJndermuslins, Em
broideries, Laces and elegant Lingerie
Novelties seldom seen outside the large
city stores.
The larger and better class of East
ern factories making Ladies' Ready-to-1
wrear muslins must employ their help
the year round, and during the long
winter months of the Eastern states
there is very little call for this class of
goods and these factories are some
times caught with big stocks and no de
mand. We found a big factory that
was
Forced To Sell
at a
Big' Sacrifice
"Ye bought over one thousand dollars
worth of beautifully made garments
shipped to us in December, which we
have held for this SALE. Many gar
ments will be sold for less than cost of
materials.
COE COo
BOG, January
TO-K SALES DAYS
ONE SOLID WEEK OF BARGAIN GIVING
MONDAY JAN., 16th TO JAN. 21st
January White Sale
January
Slot!
Don't Stay Away
When Its
To-R Day
At The Big' Store
PIS 'u)T2 liSP LOT 3 "A,
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January
WHITE SALE
LOT NO. 61300 yards fine Swiss and
Cambric embroideries in 2 to 18
inch widths, yard u
LOT NO. 725 pieces fine 18 inch bar
red Swiss corcst cover cmbroidg
LOT NO. 8 1000" yards 4-41 A p
Lonsdale bleached muslin, yardi-i
LOT NO. 910 doz. full-sizedf7Qp
extra value $1. Bed spreads at wv,
LOT NO, 10 4 pieces all purcf7Qp
Linen $1.. Table Damask, yard . wt
LOT NO. 11100 dozens ladies' fine
plain, white, pood, 5c, hemstitch-Oft
ed handkerchiefs, at doz, mux
LOT NO. 1248 pairs extra value $1.50
lace curtains, 3 . yards long byQOp
50 inches wide tOl
LOT NO. 1310 dozen extra largo
lluck Towles, 42 by 20 iuchcsl O
at each "Vl
Lot No. 1 f Lot No. 2
35c 59c
Lot No. 3
98c
Lot No. 4,
Lot No. 5
$1.19 $1.48
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THESE CLASSY MEN'S SUITS ARE
All in the most-wanted colors and patterns in Cassimeres
and Woi-steds.AH the most-popular stripes.
Here are Suits that will appeal especially to the older busi
ness man, though there is by no means a dearth of suits
for the style-loving younger man and for that difficult
man to please, the young business man who wants every
demand of fashion recorded in his apparel and yet have
the ensemble softened by dignity and conservatism.
These suits arc medium weights and will be found exactly
all right for spring as well as winter wear.
Mens Fine Wool Trousers
In neat striped patterns. New shades of
brown, tan, gray, green and smoke.
With all the necessary little conven
iences,' as side buckleB, belt straps,
button-down pockets. Teg top, welt
seams and wide turn-up bottoms for
cuffs. Some good smooth worsteds, but
nearly all are cassimeres. $5.00 and
$5.50 trousers for $2 75
$3.75
Boys' Suits
A Sale of
Just 95 Knlcker Suits divided Into three
lots.
1.95, 2.45, 3.65
The sulls are stylish, dressy and yet of a
build to stand the stress and Btraln of
boyhood. These are here at the exceed
ingly low prices quoted pretty grays,
browns, green and Oxford In evcr-wear
worsteds and stnrdy casslmereB and
cheviots. Neat striped patterns, dark
mixed patterns and broken checks, Also
a few sizes In blue serge.
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LOT NO. 11 12W yards of fine p
lace, regular 5c value, at yard. . .
LOT NO. 15 Ladies' 25c Bui-sou
slockings, regular and extra A p
siy.es, 3 pair for tllC
LOT NO. 10 Hig lot of Ladies' Cor
ests, regular 50c to $3.50 values
now
25c and $1
il LOT NO. 17 Men's handkerchiefs,
line, soit, mercerized Kinu oi -dct y
(juality, now each
Mens' Sweater Coats
Kino soft wool, plain weave In the
late shndes and coniblnntlons, tan
and Ilavnnna, Oxford and Ha van
nn, Oxford and forest green, white
and pearl. Fancy woven Jackets,
brown and forest green. All full
fashioned, splendidly finished gar
ments with large white pearl but
tons. $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 and
$.1.50 values to go at f l.tt.V
Men's plain, brown sweater coats.
7.")C Vill u s at IV.
Mens Vool Underwear
Men's, heavy and medhm weight
fancy wool. "Calling Health" un
derwearsilk binding and fancy
sl!k Btlthclng. Soft and warm.
Won't scratch. $2.50 and $.300
garments at $ 1.7."5.
Ilroken lots of Men's fancy wool
underwear. Buckskin color. Oood
value at the original price of
$1.25. To close out, a garment,
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Netherland cap toe, dull kid
top, iiiedi.iiu sole and 11 I . A
very stylish, drety kIiim- will
good service. ,Mmo a p.ilent lliili -er
lace shoe wlili nobby pointed
toe, dull kid top, medium xoli
and heel. .Wnily nil sl.es. Dur
ing this sale for
i,imi:s' in, I ( licit i.m i: siioi s
Made of fine "Itlgor" kid. Me
di tin toe, pater.l lip. (looij Koild
II 1 ed i u III Wrilll, Oilk soli', (eind-
ye.ir welt, inediu;.! Ii i ! . Si.is 3
in 7, widths l and 10. To-K price
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Kid Shoes. Medium toe, patent
tl t. good medium Hg'it so'e. si n
sllile heel. Sizes 3 1o 7, widths I)
and K. Per pair $I.IH.
the BIG STORE
Boys Knee Pants
N'ent, slrlped mid mixed pntlerns
In dark color, i;iiiy nod browtiH.
Sizes 4 to 15 years. Values up to
$1 for 15c.
V an' si.hu up our collar stock
and broken lots must go. Dozens
of good shapes, all standard
makes, two for a (punter collars,
iiho a lot of rubber and ccllulod
Millars. Sl.es II to 17 40r a half
dozen. 75c a dozen.
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Wills 1 1 S lU.K-liV
Suits For Young Men
4 2 Youth's Suit, Mzcb 12 to 19
years. Wc have thrown them Into
two lot M.
Lot 1 kocn nt $:MI3 per Knit.
A,t 'J giMs at $l,7.i per Suit.
Handsome gray, green, brown and
dark bine striped Casslmeres and
ChcvlolH and a few blue serges. A
ridiculous price for a youth's suit,
but we have decided tiny must go
on TO K-HAY.
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