Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 2, 1906 · page 6

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3 Five" hundred mans suits mostly heavy weights" the same'sluits will cost you from 10 to 15 dollors in a month from now.
.3 During the last two days of our great sale these suits will be sold for $3. 98. We are very strong on blacks particularly 1n large
At 1 sizes 39 to 44. Sale Saturday and Monday. , , . 5 ‘

For $3 93 ‘ ~ For $393 .

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The balance of our TAILOR §hiA'DE 3UITS, all this season' 11

 

White Linen Skirts. 989

4 l’Wor‘th.$3.”$4. and $5.

This may seem to you as! impossible. but we want you to come
in and look at them. If our statement!“ not correct. we will give
you the skirt free of charge. We have bought the entire sample lot,

r.- I ' about fifty donen in all. Half of that lot we have sent to our Bridge- 1
' ‘ ' g . ‘ port store. to be sold there at the same price: 98c. '
('1 or $3.98 Our entire stock of SILK AND LACE WAISTS, black. white Ladies’ Sweatets ,

.. ' and changeable silks. All sizes. Net atone than one to a customer. ' J t ed f th fall. 3 tiiul t is bl k bl e

3 Forth lsatt das.t andsst ds. .. “Hm” °' ° ' g m 'y 8' ac u'
, All of our HEAVY TAFFETA SILK pn'r'rlconrs, black ° “'° y “mm” ‘" 3' s39; cardinal and white. We have placed them in this sale for ems.
‘ and colors. worth $7.00 to 88.00. 9

. $1.50, $1.98 and $2.: 5. All worth double the price. ”
~ . or $3.98

E $3. 9 A large assort ent of WASH SUITS: whiib duck, also linen
' , ‘ color; Eton and pony jackets. theskii‘ts‘ nicely trimmed. During
About five hundred D s sitters, blhcks, blues. greys and

Distal-es; also Pansmas and Voiles. None ivorth less than 87.00.
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‘ 3’ Kristi)! sold. No alterations.

All of our BLACK AND TAN FALL JACKETS. broadcloaths.
cheviots and diagonals. worth all the way to $12.00. All sizes.

 

styles. First comers will get the best bargains. No alterations.

 

 

 

 

 

Russet Shoes

for Men and Women.
High grade goods, oaksoies, to close out for half price.
this sale, $3.98. ‘ . ' ‘

‘ Wash Skirts for 506] 3’

Wehave cleaned out the entire lot from s'w'eli'lr’now'n manufac-
turer. White and blue polka dotted. worth 81.59; for this sale, 50c.

While Lawn Waists. 50 and 759 i

. Worth 81.00 and 81.515.
We havmscoured the market for these batghiii's; and hsve sue-

 

 

 

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Men's Balbriggan Underwear Shirts and Drawers. sold every-
where for 50¢. black and pink. age each.

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3;;- 3 Mercerized Blank Petticoats. 499 .1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, 3 All of our “.00 and +3101» SiLiC ETON JACKETS; some are

M may more, but they all must go during} this sale.
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About ten dossh Petticoati, black only. with large swordfish

 

flounce; worth 81.00 everywhere. For tilib’file, iy sub.
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needed in closing out large lots to be divided between our several
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