Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 1, 1907 · page 6

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Copyright 1907 by Hart Schafi'ner {9’ Marx 1

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As usual, this tremendous Clearancemove-

merit taken" precedents over 1111 ‘ other sales

in initiation.

“We 11'1th and rebuilt con-

tinii'e to sell "each season’s Wea‘ris" tli‘at‘Seasont

for Which * they? are mag 41rd” oarrying

gentle over, no matter at What 1033 they are

sold now.

As we do the largest retail

't’tl‘othihg“ business in town, and: are known
to sell clothing worth $3 to $5 more than

our prices justify, we invite and expect you

to join us in this big sale, and incidentally

to profit by the very exceptional ofi'ering‘s

which grace our Mid-Summer Red Tag" Sale.

‘ 8““ morning.

Doers open promptly at 8 o’clock Thursday

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Red Tag Specials 111

Men 5 Clothes

Tvcrv man who secures one of our ]. antv Summer Suits at Red
Tag p1 ices “ill have many pleasant rcrollections of our Red 1:1,;-
. C1.110.. l he fabrics included 1110. fancy worsteds. velotn finished cassi~
mcres. fancy cassimcres and fine cheviots. The patterns are smart
checks and plaids in plain and shadow effects, elegant club checks,
desirable ove1plaids and a great range of plain grays in the much—
*wantcd shades. The suits are elegantly tailored in the most fashion-
able modes, and are worth from $3 to 85 more than our regular prices,

‘asily the most pronounced bargains in thoroughly good clothing
ever submitted by any South Norwalk store on any occasion.

These Are Red Tag Prices :'

 

Broken Lines of Suite

8850 to $10511its 111 large and small sizes at . . . . . . ...84 48.
810.00 and 81.. .00 Suits in huge and small sizes at. . . . . . . . . . . . .85. 48 ‘

Regular lines of goods, all sizes:

$10.00 Suits, $6.88. $18.00 and $20 Suits, $12.88
$12.00 Suits, ' $7.88. $20 and $22 Suits, $16.88
$13.50 and 815 Suite, $9.88. 825 Suite, $17.88

 

Red Tag Specials on

YOuths’ Clothes"

V\ e are proud of our constituency of young men. A large part
of our business consists in elothing and outfitting young fellows who

want first rate apparel. Our preparations for business this season

involved greater stocks of youths’ suits titan ever before, and though
We hare enjoyed avery large trade, yet our stocks and varieties are
more extensive tharrcver before in a Stunn‘zr Sale. You may judge
of the importance of this sale by this fact as Wcll at»: by the decisiw
reductions noted below: 1
810.00 Suits, $6. 88. $12. on Suits, $7.88
$15.00 Suite, 8988. '
All sizes from 15 to 2o.

$1.68 Suits,

 

Red Tag Specials on

0115’ lothes.

The merit of’our clothcs for boys has mm {or 11stl1c largest trade

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in liovs' t lothing‘ 111 101111 l‘lentf'c the greater purchasing power we

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possess, and our ability at all times to name lower prices for reliable.
clothing than any other store. At Red Tag prices. our clothing for

boys is positively the greatest value the season can produce.

$2. 50 Suite. $1 3Q 85 Suite, $2.89
$3.50 Shite, $1.89. $6 Suits, $3. 89

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Hits

A 111id~scasonsalc of Wash Suite for boys. , The reason: We've

done a splendid business in them so i‘ar, and lines are badly broken.

Rather than renew stocks we preaent‘our small friends this very 11n—

uttual opportunity to buy when most needed the smartest and best

’ash $uits 11111th at most substantial reductions. " ‘ ‘ 1

8.50 Suite, 391:.
8.75 Suits, 59c.
79c, :8250 Suite, 7 81.85

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”All riizos, 3 to to.

Red Tag Specials in . . . .

Men’s lluling‘ Trousers

Hundreds of this season's worsted and cassimerc trousers are
forced into the sale by our settled policy of clearanrcs each season.
The patterns and coloriugs are all new, and the tailoring: 11p to our

usual high standard.

$3.00 Trousers, $2.49
$5.00 Trousers, $3.89

82. 50 'l‘rousers, $1.89.
$4.00 Trousers, $3.19.

 

Straw Hats

’lhe straw hat season 11.13% iii-en very short but sweet; we have
done a big business in straws but the balance of our straws must go,

at the following prices:

$2.50 Straw Hats, 81.69
$3, and $3.50 Straw Hats, 82.119
88.00 I’anamas, $5.00

$1.00 gnaw Hats, 69c.
81.50 Straw Hats, 98c.
82.00 Straw Hats, $1.29.

Children's 81.00 and $1.50 Straw Sailors, at age. I

 

$1.50 Suits, 81.19 X
82.00 Suits, 1 , 81. 49

 

Sharp ’Underprioing of

Wé' ve taken all of our children pleated shirt waists, comprising
‘a great variety of patterns, and put them into the sale at ridiculously .‘
. low pritcs. Mothers of boys should gethere promptly:

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