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W e are starting on a campaign to increase t
chandise at PRICES LESS THAN ELSEWF
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? WOOLCREPE
heavy all wool Crepe in Crabapple, Copen
j| Ian, was $2.25. Now $1.85
SILK AND WOOL CREPE
; Silk and wool Crepe in navy and red. Was
11 $2.75. Now 945
SILK AND WOOL JERSEY "
in blue, wine, pansy and green. Full 54 in.
I was $2.50. now 1 G?
| _ FLANNEL
In solid colors and stripes. 54 inches wide
was $2.95, now *7 43
| SATIN BACK CREPE
In heaviest quality, was $3.50. now. *) .95
1 WOOL SERGE
in black and navy. Prices ranging trom
J|) in black and navy, was 75 cents to $1 95
| now (IjV to ] ?=1
I POIRET SCREEN
f| 56 in. Poiret Scbeen, was $3.50 at. . . 9 0^
I RAYON DE CHINE
in light and dark colors, checks and stripes.
36 in. wide, was 45 to 65c. at 39? *? 59?
| COTTON CREPE "
II in all colors, was 30c., at 23c
j GINGHAM
32 in. Spindale gingham, was 45 at . 39c'
3 Dorothy Perkins, fast colors, was 35 cents
" 28c
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? in. vjmgiiam m ct 11 COlOrS, IcLSL COiOl'S Wt\S
I 30c. at..: 24'
% An assortment of Dress Gingham in all the
1$ good colors, was 20c. at I^c
1 OUTING
Good heavy quality 2QC
Striped outing, special at ^2?
| BLOOMERS
^ Athletic Bloomers, was $1.50 to $1.75
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I AN UNUSU AL PICKUP
Ladies Shirt Waists, were $2. at
| LADIES SKIRTS
Ladies al! wool plaid Skirts, was 4.75 . 2.751
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rhe Fashion Sho
ivember 21st, Continuing
he volume of our business and we know that the or
IERE. The only way for you to know that our cla
STYLES ARE AT THEIR REST IN
DRESSES
GROUP NUMBER 1
A collection of good styles and the wanted mater
ials. shades and patterns. Formerly priced up tc
$7.75. offered at t 5
GR?UP NUMBER 2
Striped flannels and jerseys was $1 2.93 at . 6.9:
GROUP NUMBER 3
Satin Crepes in all the new shades, was $14.50 ai
each ? Q[
GROUP NUMBER 4
Satin back crepes in all rich shades, with flarec
skirts, regular price 18.50 at 14.9E
and 22.50 at Jg ftf
GROUP NUMBER 5
Satin Crepes in rich colors, formerly priced $26.51
'? S2S 18.51
COATS
h or Women and Misses. Some in r?l* ill fAilnvAH rttn
deis, others with fine fur trimmings on collars ani
cuffs. $7.75 to $45 coats at 5.75to 32.51
CH1LDRENS COATS
In styles like those for the grown ups *7 *? zj. ^
SWEATERS
A big assortment of mens and wornens sweater
in all styles, we are offering at unusually low pri
ces, was $2.50 to $ I 0.95 . at 1.95to 8.9;
CHILDRENS SWEATERS
Wool, wool mixed and cotton sweaters was 1.25 t<
85c to 3.4J
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UiWIiHULrtll
Ladies union suits in medium and heavy weight
was 1.25 to ! .7 5 08? *? 1 5r
Childrens Union Suits in all Sizes at a Good
Reduction
HOSIERY
Values unmatched-?Ladies Sport Hose . . . 48'
$2.00 full fashioned hose at . . 1.7?
$2.25 zig zag heel at 2.(K
$3.00 Chiffon Hose 26^
We also carry a complete line of Bear Brand Ho
siery for the children.
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REST OF OUR UNUSUALLY GOOD BARGAN
FASHION
In the Quails Building
NOVEMBER 19. I51S ,
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Through November |
*ly way to assure this is to offer high grade mertinis
are true is to visit this store and be your own |: d
SHIRTS I
Mens Dress Shirts was $1.25 to $3.00
at 98c to 2.35 I
HEAVY SHIRTS 1
, Flannel, all wool and wool mixed in various
\ kinds and weights, were $1.25 to $4.50
at 98c,?3.85
MENS HOSE 1
Anything in Silk, wool cotton and wool mixt
ed, was 1 5c to $ I, at 1(1 " 85c
> CAPS
j Mens and boys caps. Standard brands. Beaver
and Guilford in any style or price was
) 75c to $2.25 55c to 1 95
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, Mtyis Neckties in every style and color, was
50c to $1.00 35lo 85c 1 ,
' - MENS BELTS S
Was 65c to $ i. at kHc to
MENS GLOVES ' ' !
* Dress and work Gloves, was 25c to $3.00 >1:
) at 15c to 9 45
MENS UNDERWEAR " |
) Mens and boys union suits, any weight or
kind, Wright's Bodyguard. Hanes, Red
Cross, and others cheaper in price, was $!
s to 3.50 at yjcto^g^
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} UiTIBilfcLLAS
Mens and ladies umbrellas, was 1.25 to 6.25
' 95c to 4.75 1
i CURTAIN GOODS ?
Window Curtain goods, per yard ?c j
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Big assortment of lace per yard '2c
) STAMPED GOODS ' | /
Special prices are being offered on all our
Stamped Goods. i
LADIES GLOVES \
c Was 3 5c to 1.25, at 95c to
j CHILDRENS GLOVES- 1
i 25c to 50c I.
. LADIES HATS I
Ladies and CKildrens Hats were $1.75 to
$6 95'at 1.2510 4.95
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