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Once again. the time rolls round for the greatest bargain event known in South Nomalk. ,. twednesday
morning at 8 o’t ilock the doors ’ open, and thoSe who know the character and variety of the bargains the Red
Tags always grace here will be on hand promptly. . . l A , I t. . .
a Radical reduptions mark every ofi'ering—~m0ney-saving never was easier—eand under our great guarantee of
“Satisfaction or Money Back,” you run no. riskin buying at this wonderful sale. '
Be wise'; 'be prompt. Early buyers get the pick of the best. '
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Men’sl‘antg Sultallreatlg Fledtlttd Men’SllutingSuits,Sharplgl’rice-llut The . ’
all summer. Uurs are matle'ou the new single and doublebreaxted
loose models. in honicspun and wool crash. Don‘t lose a minute, it
We abandon all thought of prolit when we attach l't'tl tags to
the broken lines of this sea: UN 5 smut
5i“ l” ""9 linear/another. J . A. L I you want (me at these prices:
,. a pp
$6.98. $198.%%®W§U® $5.98,,” $59."
39-93, ~ ' , 1;, $998 Furntsé in"
$4.98 $l7.98 I i ll Regular. prices
were:
$8.50 ‘ ‘$10.00
$15.00
t lauey suits. .\\'e have your
Retluetions are general throughout the furnishings department,
and the red tags are eloquent of spicy bargains in ucekwear, shirts
and the like. Look over the list:
Our entire stock of men's fancy colored $1.50 uegligee shirts,
Regular prices tluting trousers join the outward nun'etnent at materially re- reduced to $1.15.
dncwl prices.
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“New 31 89 $2 39 $2 89 . . .
i I 3 ' . Regular sue negligee shirts. sizes 16 and 10%. reduced to 29:.
Regular priees were
$8.50, $10.00 ‘ $2.5m $3.txr. $3.50 and $4.00.
$15.00, § t, A.
$18.00, $25.00 Young lllltlllS SllllS. in
Young .\leu'.~'. Suits, ages 15 to It) years,
$3.98. $6.98.
' Rl'llllli” pt'tees‘ WW" priee $2.00: sale price 98c.
$4M), $3.50. $Io.ou aml $tg.oo.
Regular 25 cent neekwear in teeks, four—in-hantls and shield
$7.93. Young men‘s white tt‘lt'm'npe hats. with faney hands, regular
Bh'|d ' ’ 8 " t‘hiltlren‘s wash pants in broken sizen, regular :5e; sale price,
(lnly l)et'{ltlSt‘ there are sizes missing (lo we make l't‘llltt‘tions so | PE" Slit, “I So 2 for 25¢.
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Startling; on sueh staple goods as our high-grade. lilitclx‘ elteviot antl . d.
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r A ‘ j t‘hiltlreu‘s white tluek hats and caps, formerly sold at 25c and
$7-98 $9.93 $I4-98- f" A . r ~ . .
l, " . .. L 5m“. sale pure, 2 for 25¢.
blue serge suits. It's an opportunity not to be slightcd.
l‘riees were I 1
$10 $15 iii”i " ‘1‘!"
Men's {mu-y vests reduced front $3.50 to $1.98.
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ltlllllll’tlllS W68 Ill 3. , q , a one ENTIRE mm; 0F swarm
tioua \iu eltihlren'e wash suits made in Russian arid I HATS AT HALF-PRICE.
' ' Two and three piece with in all the latest styles of fabrics, ages
3 to to years.
$"48' $1'98’ “48' $2.98. ‘3'48‘ Many other sweeping reductions in broken lines of good!
Regular prices were ' ' ' 1 pm“ were .
75c, $1.00, $1.50] $2“). ' . $2.5o. ital-5“. $4.00 to Elihu). through all departments.
lig retlue
sailor blouse styles.
480. 7% 936. $1.39.
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