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' AFTER THE HOLIDAY RUSH, ans]: _
,3 PrObably you say that,we don’t. The closing of the doors on Christmas Eve ended a Holiday business greater
> ' at every point than we ever had before. ,. 4 ] . - . ‘
Such successes are st'mulants, not narcoticsin any wellordered, business, Therefore the present is a period of
inspiration here.
Merchandise plans, numerOus, broad and well ordered are maturing. They will develop soon andthis oolumnwill
be more highly interoSting in the immediate future than ever before. ' '
Slime T ‘ PIE en's F F ave Se
' f In the history of thestore no such volume of Dress Goods selling as thus far in December. Consequence, a
’ whirlwind of remnants. No chance to let you get at the half oi them while the Holiday rush was on. There is
* a bewildering variety in plain stuffs, rough and fancy goods in quantities 1 1 2 to 7 yards of double width stuffs
with an-unusual proportion of dress lengths. rl‘he prices average less than upon any lot of remnants of equal
quality ever before-offered here or anywhere. . ' ‘ , . - .
SANTA, tonnes omen Monte.
Christmas giving did not stop with Xmas. It goes on today in the home of Santa Claus on the second floor
Everything in our toy department has been touched with the Kris Krinhle wand. Twoathird prices, half prices,
less even than that. in some instances. It’s as if we made you a present oi the difference. Everything in this do-
partment must go regardless of cost before January lot. No need to wait for New Year’s! HERE and NOW are
the magic money saving words. ,
oneness. , emoansst ‘ ,, QE©AKSQ emoanss.
Old time folks would say that the season is over. WE SAY THE SEASON IS NOW I The activityis phenomenaI.
The garments are all new and stylish and every one of them were made within the last thirty days. For one .
week only you mayhave your pick of the lot at just ONE THIRD OFF. , Our entire stock of Misses’ and Children’s
Garments-have slipped down the price toboggan the same way. It isnot a catch! No baits, only rebates! Long
planning, big trading and heavy investing have made the low prices possible. They’ll not come again soon.
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