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By All Odds the Greatest Sale of the K”
This Section
. We have purchased the Stock and fixtuies of the ComStock Clothing Co., of Norwalk, and shall sell out;
I everything but the fixtures, In the Clean Sweep Sale, preparatory to opening the Store with a brand new SIoéli .
-- .of Summer Wears. No sale ever held In this section can compare with this sale! Everything IIiuSt go-nothmg ,
4 is reserved—and to cIOSe out a Stock like this, in ten days, we have cut prices on all Clothing down to
Sale LlSls I... Days Only.
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Terms Are Strictly Cash.
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Actual Cost and Half ”Cost You Will Get 3' “Square beat”
Rogers 8; Stereos Stand back of Ili'ts sale. We have made a reputati6il
I
e greater portion of the Stock 15 new and very desirable, and every-
in the sale 15 worth far more than the sale price. You never have
might Clothing so low, and proilatlly you never again will have a chance
t6 iBily thiligs t6 Weill fill $6 littié. Do‘ll't ‘nliss the sale, no matter if you
want to buy' dilly a Necktie We can save you money on that; but the
Jim yin! buy,
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Men sSuitsfoISS 95
Why 315. 00 and 3l8. 00
Ail- who! last black cheviot suits. staple as wheat—
every, man needs one. These have been priced by Com
stock Clothing Co. at $15.
All- wb'ol blue serge suits and fine fancy colors and
: patterns that have been 815.
iiiéil’sf - “oatsSS
Formally 512 sis, Its III 5225-
IdltEn lots oi Spring Oveieo‘ats in lap coverts and
fast tacit; they have been Sta, Sis and $18.
' Brbltell lots or heavy Overcoats In Oxford and black
. that have Min 312 to $22.
he s Suits “at $1
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Size? 3 to lo—l-Ruesian Snd saililr- lidsiian suits in
The Most Astoundi
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This Sale I
all» saw, use“;
the more hl6iiey We can save you.
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blue serg’e and fancy mixtures, and handsome plaids and
checks; loomer pants.
Doublebreasted plain and belted suits, ages 7 to 16.
in dark and light mixtures, and blue serges; fine suits
with straight pants.
Look
at . . .
Up-to- Date Clothes at CoSt and Less
All of the choicest and latest purchases In the Com.-
stock stocks are included in the following offerings at
cost or less:
Comatock Price. SalePrice. I
Light-weight Fancy Suits. .Sls.oo-$22.oo S 8.95 to $14.95
Silillnler Blue Serge Suits. .$12.oo-$2o.oo S 7.45 to $13.85
Light-weight Black Suits. ”$15 oo-$18.oo $10. 45 to $12.85
Trdlley Uniforms ......... $13. 00- -.$15 00 S 9.95 .
Raincoats. all weights ..... $10. 00- -$20. 00 S 7 45 to $12. 85
Top COats & Spring Coats. Slope-$20. 00 $ 6. 45 to $12. 85
Alpaca & Skeleton Coats. .8 2.oo-$ 5.00 S .95 to$ 2.45
ROys' Overcoats, IO to 16. .$ 4.oo-$ 8.50 S 2.95 to$ 4.85
Boys’ Top Coats, 10 to 16. .$ 5.oo-$ 7.50 S 2.95 to$ 4.85
SBoys' Raincoats .......... S 6.oo-$ 8.50 $ 3.85
Boys’ Reefers, 3 to 16 ..... $ 3.50-$10 00 $ 2.45
Children’ 3 Juvenile Overcoats,
3to8...‘ ............ $400$750$195to$485
Bar gains in Sheep-lined Coats, .Canvas Coats, Leather Coats, _ .
tS'Sweaters, Jerseys. Straw Hats, Soft Hats, Caps, Trolley Caps, Gloves Overalls Working . '
These Bargains .
for dealing‘ on the square,’ ’iIl South Norwalk, and we propoSe to Stay '
right In the old ComStock Store, In NorwtiliI, alter this sale is over, and
continue to do business on the sarhe basis. We have purchased the Com-
SIock Stocks at coSt or less, and we are going to sell them out, in ten days,
at the loweSt prices ever heard of
BROKEN LINES OF
Men’s Trousers, 95 c
Formerly $2.00 up to $3.00
Also regular lines right from Comstock Clothing Co.
stocks. good trousers they have been asking $2 to $7 for,
in stripes and mixtures, at $1.45 to $4.95.
Boys’ Clothes
Children’s Wash Suits, 79c to $1.95
Ages 3 to 12. Fancy colored and white wash suits,
priced regularly from $1 to $3, splendid bargains and just
when you need them.
Children’s Cloth Suits, 52.45 to 54.95
Ages 3 to 10. Fancy mixtures and blue serge suits,
flirts S “‘ nders, Hoblery, Shirts Belts, Pajamas, Garters, N'eckwear, Handkerctli'efs, Umbrellas
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Clothiers one Outfitte ,s _, .
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in this section.
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blouse, sailor blouse and Russian blouse models, priced ‘
regularly from $3. 50 to $8. 50.
Rhys' Knickerbocker Stills, $2. 45 I6 35. 85 '
Ages 6 to 17. The newest styles In lrnicker suits. in
all the new colors and stripes; fanCy worSteils, :‘assi‘meres
and cheviots and fine blue serges; double-breasted, plain
and belted models. priced regularly from $3.59 to $8. 56, I.
and most of them are the higher- ’priced mo'defl.
Boys’ 506 to Si Knee Pail‘ts, 3%
A lot of solid wear pailts' In all sizes, alltl in all niin- .',
net of dark, light and mediuiri mixmres, right out of the ‘
regular Comatock sec to $1 lines, to go at 390.2 pair.
Boys" 31 costsomiickcrs,
75c up, to $1.19 .
A fine lot oi handsonl'e knickerbocker pants, cut full
Ilnd roomy, in dark, 'r'nediilm and light mixtures and plain . V
blue. Comstock prices $1 to $1. 50; sale prices 79c and
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Oiled Coats BeaCh Jackets
Etc, Etc
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