Begining To-day and Continuing Just EIGHTEEN DAYS we are =Coing to Have a™—— on broken lots of Suits, Overcoats, Pants, Underwear, Shirts. Shoes. Mackintoshes, Etc. To faciliate matters we have arranged the stock on tables and marked it away down. Some goods will be marked half-price, some less than half and some shghtly above half-prices. When we advertise bargains we have them, and you can buy so long as the stock 1s here. and $1.50, at half-prices. lot Shirts at half-price. lot hats at half-price. 16-1 ALL ON SAME TABLE. TABLE XO. 6 YY. Lirias So) an “3 REP v - . Or jacies Sioes that were 1.00, 1.75 and £2.00 7 1 lot men's Suits that were 5.00, 6.00 and $6.50 at $1.00 the suit. 1 lot boys’ Suits that were 4. 3 and $6 will sell at £3. os . rn lot men's Shoes that seid lor 1.30, 1.75, sale price Just Ome: Halt, + + “y , . and children’s Shoes will be included on RE Al BER Hla! All our goods are marked LIVILI in plain hgures and we sell for one price to all, so ther will be no mis- take. The tickets and price marks will show you how to buy. e No. 1 lot men’s Overciats, Dress and \Stafm, that were 6, 7.50, 8310; this sale price 3, 3.50, 8;. Same table— t lot boys’ Overcoats at just half the regular price. 2 TTT 1 lot men’s pants that were 3.00, 4.00 and $3.00, at just half-price. Also 1 lot working pants that were 75¢, 1.00, 1.25 and up to $2.00 at just half-price. Owing to the slowness of the winter season coming in we are caught with too much STOCK and to convert it into Cash we will lose, but our le No. 1 lot men’s Underwear that sold for 75¢, 1.00, 1.25, patrons will gam bv our losses. PLEN1 VY OF STOCK Not included in this sale will be reduced. So if you don't hnd what you want in the lots on the ; tables, we can accommodate you at prices always less than others offer vou. We have at least Four Thousand Dollars ($4,000) worth of these broken lots that must be converted into cash before we take an inventory on February ast. Don’t forget the place, and remember this sale lasts only 25 DAYS. So do notdelay but come at once. First Come --- First Served, and Still Our Motto Is: PENNY PROFITS --- BIG SALES. Directly Across from the Bank.
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