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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 1, 1909 · page 2

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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 999g

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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in In the fortner only one man can Win; the others fall exhausted or are left behind;
in themlatter there’ s a chance for everybody to win.

111 As We handle this god clothes proposition you’re a sure Winner; you can’t go
Cong because we ’ve got things framed up just right for you. We ll tell you Just

 
 
 
 

Hi a new Suit tor overcoat is about what you need come in here and give us the
l sign. Just say to anybody here‘ . .1. ,

 

That’s1 all you; need to say; the resteof it is easy: 'We’ll Short/1r you the clothesyou jlj
like, that fit you“ that are becoming to yOu; and Well sell them to you at pr1ces that
will be profitable to you as to 11s..

 
 

 

made in the lutest correct style and you Can’t buy nOr Wear better
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‘ .the home of Hart Schaffner 8111; Marx. clothes

 

F1111 Week -1 _’ ~34-
Concerts every Morning and‘ Afternoon. w .

Ilme you attended “l'ziir Week" yet? if not, 11o so at
once, for cVery department is complete wit new at“! Matt-

'tiful lines of goods. 1 .
On the Main floor will be found handsome Silks and

Dress Goods' 111 all the fashionable 11veaves.L'a‘.1eE's1a‘1nd Trim-
things.

Dainty Muslin Underwear, Gloves, new styles in La-
dies' Netkwear, and also a fine display of Shirts and Ties for
men.

The Cut Glass and China department on the loWL-r flow

is complete with new and beautiful a1ticles.»

L Do not fail to visit the suite of Exhibition Rooms 111 the
Furniture StorL and then take plenty of time and inspect
the entire It 11rn1tnre department.

The Upholstery department on the third floor is also
showlnga new wline of exquisite goods which cannot fail to ,
please you.

In the Carpet Store will be found some new and hand—
some rugs as one could nish for

 

 

In the Music Room.

Piano Recital every morning on the Wl1ee10Ll< Piauola
Piano from M Steinelt & Sons Co.

Concert 1n the afternoon commencing at two o clock

Bentley' 5 Metropolitan Orchestra

1110 C1 Iterlon Four Sing at evely concert.

Mrs. M. W. Stnrtevant in dialect songs.

Mr. L. C. lienton in tenor solos.

Violin solos by Mr. J. Leonard 13110111.

 

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Tea served in the Tea Room every afternoon.

 

Souvenir to every customer whose purchase amounts to
$2.00 or over. ‘

 

 

Beginning on Thursday morning we make our usual MONTH- ., >
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Salnpie Shut Waisls ‘1

At 3 Reducnon of so cents tpj:$1.oo';_

Short Lengths White Goods

I Less than value by 51 cents to Beeches PH" 3'3“!”

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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