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' The Alterations.
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previding eonnee~
"l iious with our new build-
ing on the North, we seize,
. the opportunity to re-
arrangc the men‘s store to
lobettcr accommodate the
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growth of our business.
i The center stair-way is to
fi,
t
I? ‘i be changed to where the
381100 DODtll‘illh'lli’ is now
Vlocatod leading to the.
new and enlarged Shoo
negliybuilding and opened
:eéiglyflin September. This
necessitates reducing our
’ merit, stocltxot shoes at
once and to accomplish
lithium have some ox-
’ MAKE WAY iron the CARPENTERS. Extensive alterations
gains; but all departments contribute their quota of the best bargains you’ll see this Summer. Be prompt in coming for its goi
Shoes.
Not one pair of the broken linec. of shoes now in stock
. may find a place in the new Shoe Department tlt‘l\\’ll3‘ililil'\
\Ve'vc taken all of this seasonk lu‘oken line of tan. gnu metal
calf and patent all
conservative lasts,
tituulycar welt, and inarlswl
$3.5m and
’- 2 85
$4tixford$i $ 0 I
luys‘ Oxfords. sizes o to 13 1-2. now $1.29.
lloys tlxiortls. rilit'fi 1 to 5 L2. now $1.69.
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’A Clean Sweep of Seasonable Wears for Man.
.. and Boy at Most Attractive Prices. i
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soon to begin, require a quick clearance of wearables. The de
Men’s 3-Piece Suits.
Nothing isJ‘escrved in
the fancy suit section~faney
CllthiUl mixtures. popular gray \V’Hl'Slt‘IlSrw-illl go to swell the
tide of suit bargains, Late
unulel~', single and double-
lireasted, made as only hlt'igs & t‘o. suits are made. and
uimiatehed values at our rt-g‘u
ltil‘ prices.
Alteration Sale Prices.
$10 Suits, $7.90
$2313.50 Suits. $9.50
$35-$30 Suits,
$15.$th.50 Suits. $12
$18522 Suits. $15
$20
Two Great Shirt Offerings.
Regular $1 and $1.5o Negligee Shim. plan and platted
bosonis, cults attached or detached, in a hip; range of llt‘illl"
liftil striped, checked and figured patterns. now 85¢.
Regular $1.75 and S: Negligee Shirt». plain and plailetl
immune, eull's attached or detached. lateut stripes, checks~ and'
figures in choice Selections, now $1.29.
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Furnishings.
The enlargement of this department to accommodate a
greatly increased llllHlllt'Hh‘ forces a clearance of trinity lines
of scaeonable Wears men will be glad to buy at lllltlt.‘l"pl'lt‘t'.‘i.
50c Neclovearw—qin handy: in dots. figures and plain
rolorn, rich and silky, reniurltahle value for the
money, 35¢. 3 for $1. .
Odds and Ends of Neckwear Marked 100.
50c Silk Lisle Hose, fine and sheer, absolutely
a fast black. with re-inforccd heels and toes. great
, value at 35¢,3for $1.
25:: and 35c l’aury Lisle liner. in a varied show-
ing of polka dots, wipes and figures, reduced to 19¢
goo Silk Lise l-lamlkerrhiefs, in soft shades, a
very special offering at .25
Fancy border Handkerchiefs, 15¢, 2 for 25¢
W
HTIIAW HATS AT IlA‘ll" "
(Thoma any or our 82. 83 or M straws-«Ml
lam, Mnehlnuwe, Rpllts and fiennltu, and my ex
m-tly halt the rumour tirleu. Throw away the oh
dirty hat and not a new one.
Children‘u [the Milan Halters. that were 32
' rs and H an“l Morale!!! wombat)? 31.1%. 1 ,
,. ,. nyn‘ an if rem . rut it u, tit-menuI _
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Men’s 2-Piece Suits.
(hir entire collection (
homespun, wool crash. feath
wiped out clean. Now you wil
wanted all Summer.
if tropical two-piece suits—~
(‘t‘~\\'t'igltl worstcdmniust
1 buy that outing suit you‘ve
lie
Alteration Sale Prices.
$10 Stii‘u‘. $7.99
$1..) Suit» $9.50
$18510 Suits. $15
$15 Suits. $12
$23,335 Suits. $20 ‘
Wash Suits
and Pants.
Right in tuideeuwu, a (lean-up of all our wash suits!
(Tonld mothers of boys ask for more timely bargains. Sailor
and Russian liloni-ie suits of while, tan and colors, at l’t‘tlttt“
lions fit) generous that they'll not tarry long. l’ornicrly $1 to
$3.50, but now
. 7943', $1.38. $1.88.
Our entire stock of Khak
pants. ages 44o [5.» that have
‘tluced HUW'm $138.
. Khaki . P nta,‘ ignnquy 35
Khaki ll
Fancy Wash ‘lhfanta,y}it:cre
A
#1,.
me “it iabmawox.
i Suits. straight and bloomcr
been from $1.50 to $2.50. car...
i i it i"
2,..er . ! t t' t 2.19%
n
mere, formerly 50c. new WW
....19¢.
sue—75c, now ,. . .
,y a; o l‘
«tutti? fill: or we to w.
new” miww .rnmtmhr
partments most afl‘ected by the changes present the most attractive bar-
ng to be short, .sharp and decisive work to "Make Way for the
all ll
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Boys’ Suits.
Radical reductions which will put money into the
pockets of many parents of boys. Fancy mixed suits, blue
and black suits are all concerned in this sweeping reduction.
Russian mouse suits, Eton, military and sailor‘oollars.
sleeve emblems. formerly $2.50 to $7.50. now
$1.88. $2.48. $2.88, $3.88 and 84.88
'l'wo-pieee doublc‘lircasted
that have been $3.50 to
suits gathered from lines
$7.50, have been reduced to
» $2.48. $2.88. $3.88 and $4.88
Our Special $5 two-piece suits, for boys from 7 to I6,
the best value for the money we know, reduced for this
rah: to $3.88
Knickerbocker Suits. with two pairs of pants to the
suit. {or active boy 5 front 7 to 16, formerly $5 now $3.88.
Our finest Knickerbocker suits for boys 7 to 16, in
double-breasted and Norfolk models, that have been $10,
now $688 and $7.88.
Separate pants. regularly 50e~75c,
,_ ~o
new 39¢.
Youths’ Suits. ,
Changes in the rear of the store necessitate an absolute ‘ ;
clearance of every broken line of youths“ suits in quick order. ‘
This is reflected in the. sharp reductions . all along the i f
line. involving fancy mixtures. grays. blacks and blues,
,, formerly priced from $6 to $15. and now. , . , .
$4.90, $6.90. $7.90, $9.50 L
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Trousers.
All regular and outing trousers must be moved out
promptlyu—they’rc in the way. You may choose from all
9?; lines of our special work, business and dress trousers, and “ j
. 3 our special lines of outing trousers. Formerly priced from
$2 to $9, but now .
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wigs”; iv“ giant 7‘ u. l"" 1,. .c/ a.» h
$192.93?" Wm $3Q2""9 29;:
Trunks. Bags and Hammocks. ,
Our stock of trun‘ka, bulge and hammocks must be ma-
terlally reduced before \vorkmen can invade outnbnsemenvt’
t a 1..- m u. «in. 7,, , , 3 . new i. . . . w .11.. , 1,
, stilesrmiu. w. ,pizip ought to help, when you know the
~; unarmed ‘ attainment wealth.” j...” attitudes; ‘
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