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TEXTILES AND ADORNINGS
Footwear, Handwear, Toilet Articles and What Not—Main Floor.
Charming things these for man, woman and child—almost anything that the
lines would hint at—stuffs fit for a king’s son, a president’s daughter or a poor
man’s twins—a world of seasonable goods—honest goods bought to make trade
and to hold trade. The prices have been low but if you want them lower we lay
before you the acame of your wish—Everything on this floor at actual cost except
a few dozen pairs contract gloves—Foster's make-
Woolen Dress Fabrics.
The wiy to get an idea of their hypnotic charm is to visit our store and take time to look throught
the stock. V\ e uaie say you have never seen them. Displayed but a meaner fourtti of them at our recen
opening. Come and look. Stay long enough to look C >me as ton tree entertainment. You have not. seen
so great a stock. So select a stock in Rome as is our s ore todav. Under a recent contract with the manu
facturers of the Gold Medal a superb stock of these celebrated goods were shipped to us. No better make in
the land. These and all other dress goods at whatever they cos* n« in this sale
Notions.
This department has ever been
our bargain-bellringer. But it will
be as the Tocsin sound now. Notions
at cost Little things that usually
bring an hundred per cent profit at
cost! Everything goes n this sale.
A full catalogue of this'department
would employ a whole page in The
Tribune. Think of any want in the
notion line and we can supply it on
a basis of a large saving to you.
Good sewing silk 1 cent, the best
made at 5 cents a spool.
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Toilet Articles—Has your next
door neighbor told you that she has
for months and months been buy
ing all her toilet soaps per fumeries
and the like from us? She hae
learned that it does not take a lit
tle fortune to keep a supply of the
choicest extracts since she began
-coming to us for her wants. Maybe
you’d make a . aving of 50 cents by
investing adol’ar in this department
tomorrow. We think you would.
Bed Paraphernalia
Ready-made sheets and pillow
•cases, 10 quarter sheeting, 5 quarter
sheeting, feather ticking, mattress
ticking, very wide, cost 5 cents;
•counterpanes, medium and tine, and
fine blankets, costing from $5.00 a
nair down. Six cases of wool bed
blankets, bought eight weeks ago.
Will arrive next week they to go in
at cost. Tnis sale means a clean
sweep.
SHOES. ■'
Bring along your feet. - We’ll do the rest. Mr. Taylor is authority for
’-/a th ’ B P* e dge. We have shoes to fit every foot, from the cradle to the grave,
from the “feather weight” to the heavy wear-till yuu-lire kind.
Ours is a great business in shnesfoundert in standard makes. This domes
■f f/ tic animal, “a pointer in shoes,” “points” theKrippendorfs as the best make
jML ever sold in the city of Rome. If you are in need of a pair of shoes buy
these as they were before offered at actual cost. Stock new and
A POINTER IN SHOES. ery large.
There are ways and then there WAYS of doing things. 'We have decided to make a change in our business and it does not suit us
try to make the change under the weight of eighty thousand dollars worth of goods. First, we shall sell off a large portion of the mercha
dise. Cost for the goods will be satisfactory to us-
Nothing shall be charged during the sale and no Periodical Tickets taken—not an exception to this- Come to see us.
BASS BROS. & CO.
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Silk Fabrics.
Never were silks so beautiful as these newest auiumnals. Never did artist-of design bring his gifts to
such perfection as now. Black brocaded in exquisite Damask—designs in knots, curves, dashes, spots, for
dresses, skirts and trimmings. Satin Ducuesse—everv black si Ik that has an "up-to-date pretention to
gether witti a perfect morning glory of evening siiKs, plain and figured, shot effects and other silky delights,
glace taffeta being an accepted favorite. All these are sptead before yiu with every vestige of profit clipped
away.
DO/WEST/CS.
When cotton was worth less than six cents last summer, and' when manufacturers’ moiths were water
ing for orders, bidding high for cash, we provided our entire supply for the fall trade. The goods are
higher now, and we could sell them back to the makers at margins of profit, but we shall live up to the spirit
as well as the letter of our pledge to retail this entire stock for the present at cost. Every sort of domestics,
Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks, Prints, Drills, Cheviots, Ginghams and the like in this sale at less than factory
prices today.
WRAPS.
t Winter will
be a new comer
at your bouse
before the’ tjer
alding of many 7
more suns.
Must be pre
pared for north
ern blasts. Our
stock of jackets
and capes is
large now. and
we have over
400 more bought—now in process
* ’ na king
by one the
Usssr big manu
re factu r e r s -
Every gar
' mentinthe
house and
: very • one f
jg-to arrive, if
it reaches
/ ’ us while
this sale is
in progress, shall be offered at co t.
Now’s the time to —■—we were
abmt to add subscribe But now’s
the time to buy. Maae on the
latest approved art-lines and built
with an eye to business.
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There has been much dry
weather these latter days. Must
rain lots to satiffy the gauge before
many more moons. We are
unable to mend the donditions of
the clouds, but we can help you to
prepare to meet therp. We’ve been
headquarters for umbrellasail along
with immense sales. Stock very
large now. The rains of winter and
the shine of summer call for them.
Follow the pruning knife and buy*
them from us during this sale.