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The Stupendous Stock.
The Economical Prices.
The Matchless Enterprise.
These are the telling things which are bringing the men and boys
te Oak Hall for their Spring Clothing. We want te tell the old story
once mere in the most positive and powerful way. It is simply this :
Oak Hall is full of clothing and cloths. Ninety-nine per cent, of the
Ready Made Clothing we are new offering is of our own make, and is
.11 made with reference te the high public intelligence which new
demands better style and workmanship than ever before. Every
possible appliance of science, every suggestion that experience affords,
all the skill that money can employ, all the power of large buying, all
the economy that comes with a thorough knowledge of the woolen
market, are combined net only in the production of the best clothing,
but in the reduction of cost te the smallest figure. Add te this " Our
Policy." which is te serve the people with the bestferthe least money,
and you have our whole case. This means that Oak Hall will net
permit any equal advantages te be offered te the retail clothing buyers.
Consult the " Special Price Bulletin of the Day " for details, but
remember that only an inspection of the goods can convey a proper
idea of what Oak Hall can de for veu.
The Theory
Of Oak Hall is that all men and
boys can be clothed here. We have
a splendid stock of piece goods for
custom orders, fine clothing ready
made, and everything clown te the
working pantaloons for laboring
men, or the Rough and Tumble
Suit for the errand boy. The prac
tice proves the theory. Many most
stylish men, many richly dressed
bevs who affect custom clothing, !
ire clothed in the products of
Oak Hall, and many mere of
the busy workers that make our
city what it is.
Furnishing Goods
Are crowded into a small corner of
our advertising by the great cloth
ing interests. When you come te
Oak 1 lall leek out for the Bargain
Lets of Dress Shirts, Neqkwear,
Gloves, Underwear and Hosier'.
LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
LANCASTER DAILY INELLiaENGER, MONDAY, SMAY 21. 1883.
The Oak Hall
Guarantee
Has been imitated, but ingenuity j
and honesty combined have never
equaled it in giving perfect protec
tion te the buyer. Yeu may be
foolish as you please in spending
your money at Oak Hall. It is
simply a bank deposit if you want
te get it back within a reasonable
time.
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Special Price Bulle
tin of the Day.
CLOTHING.
1 500 'Excellent Pantaloons in
Men's, Youths' and Iarge
Beys' sizes at $2.00
500 Men's Custom Suits at half
nett cost.
250 Men's Odd Coats at one
third price.
20 Full Lines Men's Suits at 10.00
1 Full Line Men's Suits at 9.00
1 Full Line Men's Suits at 8.00
2 Full Lines Men's Suits at 7.00
9 Full Lines Youths' Suits at 10.00
6 Full Lines Youths' Suits at 9.00
1 Full Line Youths' Suits at 7.00
2 Full Lines Youths' Suits at 6.00
1 Full Line Large Beys' Suits 4.00
2 Full Lines Large Beys' Suits 5.00
2 Full Lines Large Beys' Suits 6.00
5 Full Lines Large Beys' Suits 7.00
2 Full Lines Small Beys' Suits 3.50
2 Full Lines Small Beys' Suits 4.00
1 Full Line Small Beys' Suits 4.50
3 Full Lines Small Beys' Suits 5.00
FURNISHING GOODS.
Star Ail-Weel Undershirts and
Drawers, - - $1.25 each
Star Merine Undershirts and
Drawers, - - .85 each
Star Merine Undershirts and
Drawers, special grade, j6e each
Very fairquality Merine Under
shirts and Drawers, - .50 each
Keystone Jean Drawers, Oak
Hall make, - - .75 each
Conqueror Jean Drawers, Oak
Hall make, - - .50 each
All-Linen Handkerchiefs with
colored border,
Net All-Linen Handkerchiefs,
with colored border, - .iS
The above are referred te as
exceptional bargains. They are
selling fast and many will be closed
this "week. Details of several lets
will be found in ether columns,
The Only Millien Dellar Stock of
Clothing at Retail.
Bosten, New Yerk, Chicago or Philadelphia cannot show another
single retail clothing house with One Millien Dollars' worth of stock,
and never in the history of the clothing trade of the United States
has se much geed clothing been offered at one time by one house at
se low prices. The bold items of our stock are:
One Hundred and Eighty-eight kinds of Men's Suits.
Eighty-seven kinds of Youths' Suits.
Eighty-nine kinds of Large Beys' Suits.
Ninety-six kinds of Small Beys' Suits.
There is nearly another Millien Dollars' worth of clothing and
clothing goods behind us in the ether Wanamaker stores.
The stock is a marked down stock, but marked down when made.
Our goods have been bought late and therefore bought very cheaply,
which accounts for the fact that Oak I lall is bursting with bargains.
Read very carefully the various statements en this page, all of which
you can accept as literally true, and then come te Oak Hall te make
a practical test of their truth.
The
Best Clothing
for
the Least Meney.
The Oak Hall stock of Clothing
for Men and Beys is without excep
tion the largest in the United States.
The variety is immense, the charac
ter of the clothing the best, and the
prices are en the lowest basis of
present values. The retail buyer
may depend upon the very best
service at the least cost.
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The Conqueror
Is the great One Dellar Shirt Un
laundricd. Twenty-five cents higher
if laundried. Peerless in quality
ana finish for the price. The trade
mark is the passport with all men
that have worn it, and will be the
symbol of the result with all who
will give it a trial. Made "only en
the Oak Hall premises.
Trousers for $2.00.
Just a regiment of them. As
things go, they would be cheap at $3
many people get $3.50 for goods
"no better. They are mere than a
bargain at $2.00, and will probably
walk off 'this week en the lower
limbs of 1000 customers.
Fine Pantaloons.
There are some gems of Panta
loons in the Oak Hall stock. Ele
gant in cut, equal te the finest
custom work in trimmings and finish.
Our most fastidieusbuyers are taking
them rapidly. The prices are $5.00
and upward, but quality considered
they are very cheap.
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