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May 15, 1914
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LLarge 10c Towels
whilc they last
40 inch good sheet
ing, special, per
~ yard
Lake side cheviot
per yard
7
17 in Embroidery
going at per yard
From 2 to 3 p. m. Sat
urday we will sell 36
in. Chambray in pink
and blue at per yard
10 yards to a custo
mer. Remember on
ly one hour.
While the store is
being remodled we
can take care of the
money easier than
we can take care of
the goods.
TR R R B L 1 VSR LU SRR L R R
Don’t forget 20 dozen parx
[.adies’ Hose per pair. . a¢C
Mexican Sun Hats ; 9¢
Rfié"’fflx a new stock. This cxplains this (‘klru()rdinll:-r},: an
nouncement right in the middle or the season. You’ll nev
er make moi faster than by buying during this sale for
prices are going to be shoved down to the lowest possible
notch right from the minute of door opening time.
e
following colors, black,
blue, grey and brown.
per yard
Men’s Work Shirts.
Best makes
Men’s $1.25 and
$l.OO Umbrellas, spe
cial
[L.adies’ 25 and Soc
Gauze Vests going
at
18c
Men’s Oxfords 1n
Tan and Black. These
are our $4.00 and
$3.50 sellers and to
close them out quick
they are going at
$2.
We will pay a re
ward for anything
we refuse to cut the
price on.
To sell the goods l
We are willing to |
stand the loss to
make a clean sweep
~in the 13 days.
——Remorseless Price Slashing——
You’ve perhaps dreamed of such bargains. You never expected
it. But listen! [lt’s real now. Your dream cgmes irue.
|IT NEVER HAPPEN.-
ED BEFORE.
IT MAY NEVER HAP
g PEN AGAIN.
L e
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS,|
CLOTHING, LADIES AND CHIL-!
DREN'S REAY-MADE GARMENTS! |
SAURDAY MAY 16th
5 THE Dy
BE HERE OR YOU'LL
BE SORRY.
| FIGURE WHAT YOU SAVE
1 card Safety pins : . e l
Best 5¢ pins : : e
5¢ Pencils : ; . ic
Kings Spool Thread . ic
Men’s Garters . : ac
Paper Needles : : 2¢
Thimbles : : : 2¢
Linen Tape . : . e
pke. Hair Pins : : ic
1 doz. Collar Buttons o
Men’s Handkerchief . 2¢
Hook & Eyes ; : 1¢
, ; ¢ ,‘* ’»s' i 'f’,A et "i. [
owmm § e B N
wi @ SEIEED | By i 3
- 1A B <O | = £5
f oo . & 2w | T e | S o &5
BARGAINS GALORE ALL
OVER THE STORE
Men'’s 10c¢ sox ; ; 6¢
Ladies Gauze Vest . 7c
Ladies 10c Hose : . e
Men’s 25¢ underwear . 19¢
Men’s 50c underwear . 39¢
Men'’s $l.OO overalls and
work pants : : 88c¢
1 lot Men'’s overalls and
work pants . ; 44c
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and
Pants greatly reduced.
i 1 Ay suifiag ajeg
| Wanfed 15 Salespeople. Apply at Once.
. ! BT JTHIS
100 ’Palrs Gef Ready! from 10 a. m.
L.adies’ Ox~- to 11 a. m. Sat
fordsin Tan 9 A. M. ‘1‘6‘;33;;"1% f]"f’g‘
Gun Metal Saturday m. Monday we
d Vici > | will sell 10 yds.
il 6l € Calico for 25c
go at 88c MAY 16th | 1) yds. to customer.
Sale Begins May 16th
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hoges | % - | Q Z &2 3 : S = 8] ® & e O
oo ) :_D o g s ¥ = e -~ Q. -
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e R := LR
5555 1B T S < E o s @ IR $ .8 & o
= £ 2 85 b 0 & ggc? D § -2 o 5
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