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(SMASHED PRICES FOR WINTER CLOTHING 1
Gents Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Etc.
i Mistakes Cost Money |
COMPLAINT is that we have over-bought. Our too liberal policy of providing is brought into disgrace. g U
SE NTE N C E is that we remove at once, nothing reserved, the surplus and bring to normal condition a top-heavy stock.
PENALTY is that we reduce prices to cost and less than cost, and it is punishment that we must bear. We shut our eyes as to | ij|jj
1 the result and cut prices right and left. The very finest garments, the medium priced ones and the cheaper ones are all included. If ever it | j
I paid the purchaser to look, it will pay now. This opportunity is a single instance in the history of clothing selling in the city of Emporium. 1
WE NEED THE CASH and we are bidding for it with ravenous bait, the alluring bait of unheard of low prices.
Saturday, Nov. 14,1908 c *"rr
Dote SIB,OOO Worth of Merchandise fof IS d&ys Ollly
Will be placed on sale at prices reduced to the minimum. For both Men and Boys, in sizes to fit a boy of three years to the largest men. j
Suits, Overcoats, Reefers, Top Coats, Rain Coats, Special lines of Underwear, Shirts, Suspenders, Mufflers, etc. We can giveonly hints in i j
this limited space of the thousands of bargains that awaits your coming.
F nil rII ift "1 £ IS H SPLENDID || Men's Shoes Crawford Shoes [nil
Nobby Fall Suits for Moo ji AssortmontMoifsOvorcoats " '*»-■«'»**»■ " ill
! i! Si.oo Shoes, now OK 2.50 Shoes, now IQQ!* s*
Dress Overcoats, black and gray, Price 08.00 now $5.99 I i.yy j jjjj
Suits, Caliimeres>nd Worsteds. Price SB.OO, now $5.99 Overcoats, fine Oxfords, Vicunas, Thibits i *.•»«' Shoes, now 2.95 I--" Shoes, now .99 Ib
_ . i~i Price SIO.OO now *7 RQ Bov«? Shoes
Suits, Fashionable cut and made, Price $lO, now 7.95 4. i r* c i i
Overcoats, good quality, fancy shades, Price $1.25, now QQ Price 2.00, now lAQ ll
Suits, Fancy and Unfinished Worsteds. Price sl2,now Q. 19 Price $13.00, now 9.49 Price 1.50, now $1.29 Price 2.50, now i'QQ
I Suits, Single and Double Breasted, some in black Overcoats, latest style and cut, • I
Price $14.00, now ... 10.99 liice, 10.00 now 12.49 Men's Underwear.
Suits, Domestic and Foreign effects. Price $lB, now 13.99 up to attractive, in stjh.. InuJ.O.On Men's fleece lined Underwear, price 50c at - 39c
Suits, Hart, Shaffner & Marx make. All up to date shades and Men's ribbed Underwear, blue and white; 50c at - 39c
cuts. Price $22.50 and $25.00, $18.99 and 21.69 YoUng MeiVs OverCOatS Men's all wool Underwear, price SI.OO, now - - 79 c
Sizes from 14 to 19 years. Men's all wool Underwear, price 1.25, now - - 99C
Price $5.00, now $3.49 Price SG.SO, now $4.69 Men's all wool Underwear, price 1.50, now - $129
Men's Suits Price s7.>o, now $5,69 Boys' fleece lined Underwear, price 25c, now - 1q
Sizes from 15 to 20 years. Men SMh GoatS. feWs Overalls I>rice r,()c ' Ilovv * * 39C
I 1 ancy Scotch mixtures, sizes .54 to 42 chest measure, all weights p..;™ 1 nn _ i
Price BS.SO now $ 3 . 6 9 Price M.SO now $4.09 Price 815, now sl2 19 Price MS, now sl4 29 ' Z ™ " ""790
Price BS.OO now 5.19 Price 80.00 now 6.98 Priceß22.so. now 1 ROC! Price 20. now IfilO MeilS Suspended | ™ 'J? " 19c
J.U.J.C7 Price 50c, now - - 39c
** i -p . WOOL HOSE—Price 50c, now 39c; Price 25c, now 19c.
Boys" Suits Price 31.00, now - ei 79c
Price 2.50, now SI 99 Price 3.00, now 029 ~~ ~ " I> ° W iieK ' "° W
Sizes from 4to 16 years Price ; , 50 , nmv * 2 \ Q5 Prico 4 . 00 , now ££l
Price $2.00 now $1.19 Price $3.00. now $2.29 Price 4.50, now 369 Price 5.00, now 395 Price 50c, now 39 0
I I Price $3.50 now 2.69 I>rice 4.00, now 2.95 , _ I Price 1.00, now 79c.
,j j price si..™ now 3.49 Price .-,.00, now 3.79 Boys Knee Pants j Men's Dress Shirts Price r,0 °' " ow " 39c |
Boys Joe Pants, now 19c Boys <>c 1 ants, now 69c Price SI.OO, now - 79p '1
Boys' 50c Pants, now 39 C Boys' SI.OO Pants, now 79 C Price 1.50, now 1.29. Boys' 50c Dress Shirts, now 38. j
|! ii 1> •» /\ , j ~o £. Boys' Gloves and Mittens. TViinllre Price 3.00, now 1.99; Price 3.50. now ->.29 I 81
1 Boys Overcoats and Reefers n,™ i 9o i«ce 3Bc iw« «»>. Ira, ivi™ 3 ,i„
Sizes from 4to 14 years _ _ , „ _ Price 0.50, now 4.19; Price 7.00, now 4.(59; price 8.00 now 5.49 j I
Men s Jriats SuitCases pl '! ce I,r, °' now 1,19; Pri(je - 2.50, now 1.79
1. • Price 50c. now - Price 2.50, now 1 - Price 3.50, now 2.39; Price, 4.00 now 3.19 I
Price $2.50, now &1 89 Price $3.00, now cbp OQ ' -
I _ Price SI.OO, now 79 c Price 2.00, now 145 i f liralirplta*; Pl ' ,ce • )o<, • uow Price l -°°- now 7!, «
'rice 3.50, now 2RQ Price 4.00, now O t -l.*±o UlilUiclidb ~ , ... , lfl .
„• - &><->£> Price 1 50 now h; IQQ Price 3.00, now 2 - ,noe 1-JO. now 1.19; Price 2.00, now 1.49 1
Price 4.50, now 349 Price 5.00, now 112? 7Q I
O.itj Caps, price 25c. now 19c. 50c caps at 39c. | nce_..>o, now 1. <9. |
We Guarantee the AboOe Prices to be Just as Advertised
We have always had the Reputation of selling only the best makes on the market. We have no old shop worn,
cheap, shoddy to unload on you.
Remember the Date. The opening will be a gala day, all profits thrown to the winds. Nothing reserved. A Bargain Event
beyond anything previously known in merchandise. On every counter, in every department trade surprises—matchless value
giving. Prices on the best and newest goods that would be impossible under ordinary conditions, and that no concern could pos
sibly quote and remain in business. A trade event so exceptional—prices so low—that no one appreciating the saving of dollars
can fail to come, whether the merchandise is wanted now or for future use. It is a Glorious, Matchless Bargain Event that no
family can possibly afford to overlook.
Tell your friends. Saturday. 14th, Nov. 1908. This county will never have such a clothing opportunity again. G-et your share
GASH—NO CREDlT.—Purchasers must have the cash. No goods will be charged at sale prices. Nothing will be allowed on
approval, but our policy of refunding the purchase price will remain good if articles are returned.
T A QDT7P T T A PPIQ The People's Clothier, opp. Post-Office, EMPORIUM, PA
£JL ML Jl\ jL Remember the Opening Day, Saturday, Nov. 14, 1908
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1908.