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THE BREVARD NEWS, «REVARD,jC.
G. M. GLAZENER’S ENTIRE STOCK
of Shoes, Men’s and Women’s Clothing, Dry Goods ^
SACRmCED
At
About
HALF PRICE
Women’s Shoes at
Big Savings
Regardless of what they could bring we have sacri
ficed them for quick closing out, in many instances at
less than half price.
WOMEN’S SHOES
$1.45
of black kid, suade, patent
leather in button or lace style,
,i;ood styles and all sizes, values
up to $5.00.
WOMEN’S SHOES
$2.45
of black kid, patent leather in
button or lace style, good styles,
all sizes, value up to $7.00.
WOMENS BROWN
KID BOOTS
$5.45 to $5.95
The popular shades for fall and
winter, latest styles in military
and french heels—all sizes—big
bargain at these prices.
WOMEN’S SHOES
$1.95
In values up to $6.00, of black
kid, patent leather, lace or but
ton style, all good styles, all
sizes.
WOMEN’S SHOES
$2.95
of black kid leather, patent
leather—button or lace style—
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: season’s good styles—all sizes,
value up to $8.00.
WOMEN’S WORK
SHOES
$3.45 and $3.95
Solid leather shoes. Come in
black only, shoes that are well
made and will give maximum of
service. Greatly reduced at
' these prices.
Nothing Reserved
EVERYTHING SACRIFICED
WE MUST VACATE
DECEMBER 25th
This $75,000 worth of merchandise including Men’s
Women’s and Children’s Shoes, Women’s Ready-to-
wear, must be sold at once—Our lease expires on Dec.
26th and we are anxious to settle the business of the
late G. M. Glazener.
It is the biggest opportunity for anyone to save—^The
whole town and county are ringing with the glad news
of the tremendous money«saving values of this wonder
ful event—Don’t delay. Actions mean savings, delay
means loss—loss of opportunity which you may not
have again during your life-time.
GLAZENER’S DEPARTMENT STORE
Hendersonville, N. C.
WOMEN’S SUITS and COATS
About 100 garments representing this
seasan’s good styles in a wide range of pop
ular materials and of varied colors.
PRICED at abcajt HALF
COTTON AND WOOL REMNANTS AT
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
A big assortment of the season’s most popular materials—in many de
sirable lengths suitable for many purposes.
WOOL SERGE REMNANTS
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE
All wool serge, in navy, brown, dark red and green in lengths from 3 to
6 yards suitable for skirts or dresses.
—regular $1.50 and $175 grade, while
they last, per yard only
75c
WOMEN’S SUITS
WOMEN’S COATS
$9.98 to $18.98
$4.48 to $25.00
Navy and dark shades, poplins.
and dark shades in all-
serges, etc. Popular styles of
'^ooi nixtures and novelty ma-
many designs.
t'/rialri, all sizes.
WOMEN’S RAINCOATS
AT $1.39
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
Good rain coats left from last
SWEATERS
season, big bargain at this price.
One ])i^- table piled to overflow
Navy only.
ing with every conceivable kind
BOYS’ PANTS
of desirable wool, cotton or
$1.39
mixod Sweaters.
Boys’ fine heavy pants of good
WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES
material, all sizes.
98c
BOYS’ CORDUROY PANTS
^ladc of percale and chambray.
$1.79
neat style, attractive colors.
Boys’ good heavy corduroy
pants, dark brown, all sizes.
MIDDY BLOUSES
75c
MEN’S TIES
10c and 19c
Biir assortment of pretty made
Big assortment of ready-made
styles in many attractive color-
and four-in-hand styles.
f
in.iis—big range of sizes.
Don’t fail to read this Mighty List of Values that will bring
Crowds of Thrifty Shoppers Here This Week.
THE MOST IMPORTANT MER
CHANDISE EVENT IN THE
HISTORY OF W.N.C.
It is a chance of a life-time for you to save—Opportunity like
this only comes thru some unavoidable 'cause—the death of Mr.
G. M. Glazener makes it imperative for the executor of his estate
to sell his entire stock of goods in order to settle his estate with
his family—consequently everything must be sold, and sold at
once. It is the cash we want and we must have it at any sacrifice.
Already the astonishing values of this Administrator’s Sale has scored the highest volume of busihess yet re
corded by any store in this town—We have planned for something bigger for this week-end, and the following
offerings will equal the remarkable bargains which brought such enthusiastic response last week—READ ON.
BLEACHING 19c YARD
Full yard wide, good quality—
limit 10 yards to a customer.
CHICKASAW PLAIDS
15c YARD
Cotton plaids in assorted colors
and patterns—fine quality.
HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
19c PAIR
Fine quality hosiery which you
will be asked 35c pair at any
store, come in black, tan and
white.
COME TODAY AND SEE WHAT
YOU WILL SAVE
MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S
RUBBERS
Sheeting
FULL YARD WIDE
19c, 24c, 29c
A tremendously large stock of every desirable kind to fit any
any style shoe priced
AT BIG REDUCTIONS
MEN’S OVERALLS $2.10
Shoe Polish 10c
Variety of popular brands including old hickory, blue buckle, etc.,
Talcum Powder 8c known to need introduction, hov.ever we wish to state
Castille Sq^p 5c their regular price which is $2.50.
Buttermilk Soap, 12 cakos 49c MEN’S SOX MEN’S RUBBER
IOC- BOOTS
MEN’S AND BOYS
CAPS
39c
Value up to $1.50
Good quality hose in tans,
black and gray in all sizes.
CORSETS AT 7Sc
Broken assortment of various
lines ranging in price up to
$2.00—big range of sizes.
$4.48
Black and red boots, best qual
ity, worth $6.50—to close out
only $4.4».
APRON GINGH’M
10c YARD
In neat patterns of assorted
colors—limit 20 yards to a cus
tomer.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ UNDER-
WEAR 89c
Good winter weight garments,
in all sizes—Sold everywhere
at $1.00 and more.
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
89c
Worth regular $1.50, made of
fine percale in attrctive pat
terns.
BLANKETS AT $2.50
Fine gray cotton Blankets, good
standard size—pretty border.
WORK SHIRTS AT 98c
Regular $1.25 quality, excep
tionally well made and good
quality—all sizes and assorted
colors.
BLANKETS AT $5.48
Very attractive designes in blue
gray and tan, good weight and
large size.
OUTING 25c YARD
Worth 30c to 40c yard—solid
and striped of attractive color
ings.
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
79c
Good quality of winter ribbed
Underwear—pants and all sizes.
STANDARD GINGHAMS
15c YARD
Apron checked ginghams, in as
sorted colors—Big special at
this price.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
89c
]VKn’s heavy fleeced and ribbed
Underwear, the regular $1.00
quality—shirts and drawers.
MEN’S SHOES
GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
This store has always been known for the quality of Men’s
shoes it carried—nearly very man is familiar with our poAalar
brands and these unusual price reductions have made thi» de
partment the busiest place in the store—Buy your six-ni^nths
supply NOW.
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
AT $4.45
Made of calf skin and vici kid
in tan and black—English last
—worth $7.00 to close out at
$4.45.
MEN’S WORK SHOES
AT $2.45
Scout and Brogans, solid leather
black and tan, extra good quali
ty, all sizes.
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MEN’S GOOD SH0|»>4'
AT $2.95 y
Tan and black leathers, god^d
styles worth up to $5.00—tA
close out at $2.95. ^
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
AT $3.45
Black and tan kid, vici and calf
leather—^worth up to $6.00, at
tractive style, to close out at
$3.45.
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MEN’S SHOES $3.95
Values up to $7.50, black and
tan kid, vici and calf leather,
season’s good styles.
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
$6.45 to $6.95
Values to $9.00
Season’s best styles in tan and
bla^, calf, vici etc. Big bargain
at this special closing out price.
GLAZENER’S DEPARTMENT STORE,