91‘): 33142:.” E ’A‘ K We would rather do out of busrness todeu than iace th9 necessitv oi ContinuouslII selling goods 9t ‘Nthe prices which we have marked for these three darts. PIices of exceptional lowness will prevail In 9ll departments or th9 stQIe in oIdéI th9t we man introduce inllII the exceptional lqualrtu oi 9‘III N9w Fall Steele One daII will not give everuone 9 mm to visit this Store so we have stretched the point 9nd for Three Dans we will give to all comers ah- soluteln the Grandest Bargarns that the season has thus far produced. Nolhinh reserved and plentu of mm special item adveIlised to meet the needs of all. Our stock this seasQn is bit far the finest we have ever shown and we are making it worth hour while tQ come in and look it Over. , ~ W. I: GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR MODERN CHARGE SYSTEM. THE CLOSER YOU WILL LOOK INTO OUR METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS, THE BETTER AND QUICKER YOU‘ LL BE CONVINCED THAT IT‘ S THE ONLY WAY THAT WILL MAKE YOU LIVE EASIER AND BETTER SOME FEOPLE HAVE A MISUNDERSTANDING AS TO THE PRINCIPLE 0N WHICH WE DO OUR BUSINESS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WE WILL SAY THAT OUR EIGHT STORES ARE CONDUCTED ON WHAT IS CALLED A PRACTICALLY CASH BASIS. THE OLD FASHIONED METHOD OF GRANTING TO A FAVORED FEW A CREDIT OF FROM ONE TO SIX MONTHS IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH MODERN BUSINESS METHODS, AND WITH OUR ONE PRICE SYSTEM WHICH PUTS ALL PEOPLE UPON AN EQUAL BASIS WE COULD NOT GIVE YOU THE FAIR AND LOW PRICES WE DO IF WE EXTENDED LONG CREDITS BY RECEIVING WEEKLY PAYMENTS FROM THOUSANDS OF OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS PUTS OUR BUSINESS ON A PRACTICALLY CASH BASIS AND ENABLESI US TO SELL YOU GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE AS CHEAP AS ANY OF THE LARGEST CONCERNS IN THE COUNTRY. OVER O‘ATS FOR MEN. In all the leading effects, the lon, Solid black or mix- tures. flees from $7.98 to $20.00. ‘CLOTH’ING‘FOR MEN. Without Superior for Style ' and Fit. ‘ Men’ 5 very etylish Suite of all wool Cassimeees and Cheviots, sizes to fit men of all pro onions.- from :1”ny t‘b SIS. 0‘0. 9‘ Men’s very fine BLACK SUITS; Diagonalu. Cheviot‘s and Thibets, single 01' double breasted, exceedingly good values, from $12.98 to $20.00. BARGAIN No. 1. _ . . We had, the 3996 fortune teI secure very early in the Harrison about one hundred ‘m fifty: FURI BOAS. at a . great loss to the, manufactur- , gum Scarfs, dark and IIIedium brdwn shades, with 6 large rush tails. Although a lit- early a talk About furs, ' ,yetifiwnr hatre to pay $8.00 for trig, digit «gangt meet rs. These are Sable ons- - them a little later. Witt Iréll ‘ hem to you (1qu 99" 9919 , BARGAIN NO. 6. WALKING SKIRTS. ~made of fancy mixtures, all wool cloth, value $5 and $6, for this sale, £98 BARGAIN No. 7. “OUTING FLANNEL WAISTS, a beautiful as- sortment of patterns, dark and medium shades, value 75c, for this sale, . _”590 BARGAIN No. '9; , BARGAIN N0. 3. . . Black BEAR BOAS, two ‘ and a half yards long, with beautiful gloss and very full, worth $12, io‘r‘ this sale, $6.99 BARGAIN No. 4. TailO‘r Made SILK DRESSES. made of heavy Tafieta Silk, skirt and waist nicely tucked. tan bottom shifts, colors browrt. blue, bitch and maroon, value 7 $20, for this rifle, . . $15 95 BARGAINM No 5. All Wool SKIRTS, for misses or: short women. We mention short rWerner: b’eb ~-.x-.‘ U. two large brush tails. 60 . Worth $Ia, for eaud‘e thew shifts rate all MN New!“ 5, 37 end 38 itidli’eie they. ‘1‘ ey are Worth. $3.56; for this sale we soil them for I “‘1. SCHOOL HATS for girls, made of oer-etch felt,v very ~ prett shapes, blue, red, tan and mm, value $1. for this sale, BARGAIN NO. 9. Five hundred OUTING HATS, the beef assortment to be seen in the Twin Cities, 911 marked at .apecial prices for this} 3-day 3336;, from 950 to $9.95 BARGAIN NO. 10. BOYS' suns. I’hrl. should be of specialinterest to all ’women whohave boys who are hard on their clothes About 75 Suite for Boys, sizes from 4 to 12. These Suiteare worth from 84. so to $6; All wool. heevy material, for this late, Do not min this lot. H98 I EVERY MAN CAN PRO- FIT BY. PURCHAS. ENG NOW.
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