Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 31, 1907 · page 6

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As usual, Ih1s tremendous Clearance move—

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ment takes precedenCe over alI‘ other sales , .

in this section. We 11111911 and shall con- E
Iinue Io selI ea9h season’ 9 Wears IhaI season ..
for which Ihey are ma(Ie —— no carrying
goods over, no. InoII‘er III What less Ihey aI9
sold now. _ . As we do Ihe largest retail
clothing business . in IDWD; and are knotiVn
to sell clothing worth $3 to $5 moxie than
our prices justify, w9 mute and expect you
to join us in this big S919, and inordentally
to profit by the very exceptional 'ofl‘erings
which grace our M1d~Summer Red ‘I’ag Sale.

\i lite Best (lollies ' ‘éfi Doors open prbmptly at so'ctbck‘ Thursday . A “
‘ Made in America . . _ ., .. , . , I,
aré n thisfittat 1

Copyright 1907 by Hart Schafl'ner {3’ Magx HIV , Sdle .3 .:' .5 "°

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V Red Tag Specials in q I ‘- -' A, I 9 Red Tag Specials on r. _, 9' ' 9 RedTagf'Specmls in .-..'1 1‘

”Games ons Iothes. Men’s flutmtt Ttflusets

lag: pl'TitCS uill have ntanv plea<ant it'toilettions of our ixt‘ti iafr
. <ale.' iltc fabrics included are fanu \1'111' >lttifi. \‘t‘itml finished cussi—
mcwg‘ fan“, (.ils‘hinltflt‘fi anti tine C'ilLWitllh. 111C patterns are smart lite lllt‘t‘l'. ot our t'iotlies for boys has non for us the iaru’est trade forced into the sale by our settled policy of clearances eaeh season.
cheeks and plaids in plain and shadow eii'et'ts, elegant club cheeks,
desirable t')\’(‘l'[)i{li(iS and a great range of plain grays in the ntueh- 4
“'1!”in “13‘1“?“ 'i lte Sill” 1”“ elegantly Ullim’t‘d in H1“ “105i fashion— possess, and our ability at all times to name io\\'er prices for reliable
able mode. ', and are worth it'titttS“; 10315 more titan our regular prttre ' ' $3.50 i.‘rott.~'ers. $1.89. $3 00 i'rousers,
easii) the most pronounced bargains itt thoroughl} good tlothi11;.,r Chiming ”iii“ 11“)" 0111““ 91””. «V “Ni THIS l’l'it-‘t‘fi‘ "ll" Vii‘ii‘1‘1‘rl‘ ft’i"

$4.111) 'i‘rousers. $3.:9. $5.0119'1'r11115ers,
tt'er submitted by any South Noiuaik SlHIt‘ on any occasion. . . . 9 , . - ,.‘ "
hove is positwelv the greatest, value the season can protluec. , ' i 9 } III '1
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, These Are Red Tag Prices: 1 . ‘-‘ '3 a
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. Bfioken times of Suits ;'$'j2150f'3uits, $139 $5 Suits, $239, Straw Hatfi

$8.50 to $11.1 Suits in large and small sizes at: . . . . .. ...... $4.48” $ ' ' ' ' i L $ ' $
$10-00 anti $2.0“ Suits in large and small sizes at. . . . . . . . . ‘ . . $5.48. 3.50 salts, $1.89 6 SUItS, 3,89 ”.lltt strau hat St 15011 has bttn' \tl') shori but sweet; 111- have
Regular lines of goodS, all sizes: 1 » ' . , done a bitr business 111 straws but the balance oi our straws must go,

$10.00 Suits, $6.88. $18.00 and $20 Suits, $12.88 .1 ' ‘ ~ . , ‘ at the following put-5.1»
$12.00 Suits. $7.88. $th and $22 Suits $16.88“ ' - V .. " i ' e . ‘ .
. ‘ _ , .. ‘ ’ , “11.00 Straw ilzts, ' . .2. 1 S"; 1 'z .' .
$13.50'and $15 hints,- $9.83. _ 552511311115", $17.88; ‘ ' :1. ‘ ~ ’ . ’ g ' . ' ~ 1 ‘ ‘ < 69c i; 5‘ t1 m H m' $1 69
.. . 1 1 . ' .. ,. .. . . L . ‘ . . . 311.50 Straw llats. 980. $3 and $3.51) Straw lials,$2.29
Red Tag, Specials on -»; . .s ~ . ‘ . . , $2.1'xiflh'traw Hats. $1.29. $8.00 Panamas, $5.00

, " _ ' ' 9' f i ' I A h ‘ Children's $1.00 amt. $1.511 Strpw Sailors, at; 29c.
out 5,31. pt ' es A mitl-seatzon Hiiit‘ of Wash Suits for boys. The reason: We've . '

done a splendid business in them so far, anti lines are badi)I broken. h B
We are proud of our constituency of young men. A large part i l t i ‘ ll fr' 1 th' ‘ S @‘tp n rprlfllng M I, .
~~ «« - - 1 9- ‘ ‘ ' ' t ‘ " ert tents Hx'e"un- . '
of our business consists in clothing and outfitting- young fellows who Rd" “r t 1‘" mil“ ‘ m “‘ “L WW" ‘“ "i ' .l 1 . . . .-. _ ,

“’3'“ fir-“ii "”9 apparel. ““7 l’“‘i"i"'illi0"5 f0" business this season usual opportunity to buy when most needed the smartest and best
involved fireater stocks‘of youths' suits titan ever before, and though. I . , . , I , '
We have enjoved a very large trade, vet our stocks anti varieties are' W “51‘ Milt" made “i "1”“ ”"i’fimmml reductions. _ . . 7 . .
more extensite titan M et before in a Sunnnur Sale. You may judge, :5 .511 Suits, 391:. $1.50 Suits, $1.19 " '5' tr ~ ‘ ' T '

oi the importance of this sale by this fact as well as by the decisive ' We V“ “1‘9” "'1 "f 0“" children "’ pleated 51“” waists, (Dittprtsmg

. . . . Suit‘, ' c. ‘ $2.00 Suits, $1. ‘
gluon?» iIotegi iieiow . f$_ .,$ b $ $ 7” W b 59 $ b $ 49 a great variety of patterns, and put them into the sale at ridiculously
10:00 nits, ‘ 6.88. 12.00 "hits, 7.88“; $1.90 Suits, . ,7gc. 2:50 ‘uits, 1.85 ‘ . v .
. . ’515100 Suits, 39 . i: _ ‘ ‘ I __ ., . low priets. Motlttrs of boys shonltlfiget here promptly:

£45:

All sizes it o 11 15 td‘fitr ”I W .. ' f . I ,, . -.AI§l"§i19, 3 to to. , ' I“ .. . 3‘ ‘ 121/39.

Hundreds of this season. worsted and eztSsiinere trousers are

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111 iioys (.iothtng in town. ilentt the grze itet purchasing power \\t‘ “1“ “Hum“ "“l toiottttgs “l“ “H 111w. and u“ ”im'mii “i' to 01“

usual high standard.

 

 

 

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