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12 Crepe Suits, dark shades,

Summer Wash Dresses, slightly soiled — - —- — —

3 Ladies’ Swagger Suits, clearing — — — — — — —

Children’s Coats and Suits — — — — — — — —

Rain Capes, Ladies’ and

2 Piece Wool Suits, soiled,

Ladies’

to $12.95, clearing fo — — rtm-uis4ng5

_ _ _ 37.95

6 Ladies’ Coats, sizes 16 and 18, ' $7 J

special value — — —— — — — -—--

_. _ _ 34.95

Misgeg _ _ _ i _ _ ._ 1

clearing — — — — — — — — '-

Coats, Suits and Dresses

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S.::r.‘.".i":"_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ 32.49

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Ladies‘ Short Sleeve Sweaters'--------_---

5 worth upto $2.98—---_-__ ‘IIW A few Nurses Uniforms, discontinued

Slightly Soiled Blouses $ lines, clearing - - - - - - .._ _ ._. “.00

-.. __‘l.59

_ _ _ _ 59c _ 33.98

Bargain

Men’s Overalls, heavy weight, all sizes

Pair - — — — Men’s Overall Pants, clearing, pair — 98c Men’s Work Shirts, special, each — - 69c Men’s Work Shirts, special, each - - 49c Men’s Dress Shirts, clearing, each — 59c Men's Hose, 5 pairs for — - - - - 90c

Men’s Shirts and

per suit — — — — — - - — - 59c Men’s Combination Underwear, special 49c Boys’ Overalls, extra special, pair — 59c Each Boys’ Overall Pants, clearing, pair - 89c Ladies’ Cotton Hose, all sizes, pair — 19c

Ladies’ Silk Hose,

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and sizes, pair — — — — — — — 29c Ladies’ Slips, clearing, each — — — 69c Ladies’ Cotton Dresses, extra special

Turkish Towels, clearing, each - — - 9e

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Accessories Ladies’ Chiffon & Crepe Chiffon Hose, reg. $1.50 clearing for, pair -

Sub-standard Hose, latest shades, Chiffon & Semi-Service, pair -- - 59c

An odd lot of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, Black, Brown and Navy, pair - - $1.39

A clearing line of Ladies’ Spring Gloves, all colors, pair — — - - - 39c

Ladies’ Handbags, all colors, special

Basement

_ _ _ _ _ - $1.19

Shorts, clearing

'——--——---——— 1.59

Kiddies Knee Length Hose, special, pr 29c

assorted shades A clearing line of collars, each - - 39c

Additional Bargains Not Listed COME AND SEE l

—--—-———-—59c

Lingerie Department |

' Crepe die Chene Dance Sets $1.50, clearing for 79c Plain Satin Panties $1.35 clearing for - _9g¢ Harvey Woods Panties, reg. $1.00 clearing for 69¢

Clearing line of Bloomers and Panties, Special—-—————-—-—-——39c

Rayon Slips, lace trimmed, clearing - - 93¢

Broken lines in Satin, Crepe and Silk Knit Slips, ranging from $2.00 to $3.25

clearing at — — — — — — — — -¢ $1.29 Crepe de chene Pyjamas, reg. $3.25, clearing for — — — — — — — — — — — — $1.93

Rayon Nightgowns, Tea Rose and Blue - 89¢

Men's Department

Juvenile Spring Coats, sizes 2 to 6 years. clearing at $2.50 8: $3.50 Boys’ Ensemble Suits, Coat, Pants and Cap to match, tweed effects, sizes 5 to 10 years, special - - - - — - - $5.00 Boys & Youths Rain Coats, Trench Model, colors Blue, Black - and Fawn shades, sizes 28 to 36, clearing — — $3.75 & $4.75 To Clear—25 Boys’ Tweed Suits, light shade, bloomer pants, sizes32to36,special value———————--— 25 Youths Tweed Suits, light shades, long pants, sizes 82 m36only,special— - -.. _. ... _ ... _. ._ $5.98 Men’s Sport Back and Plain Back Suits, fancy Tweeds, with two pair pants, special Men’s Fancy Tweed Top Coats, clearing — — — $13.50 to $19.50 ‘Men’s Blue, Fawn, Grey and Brown Check Rain Coats,

TrenchModel——————————-—--——

25 Fancy Tweed Top Coats, plain and sport back models,

clearing————————————————

300 pairs men's pants, tweed and worsted — — — $2.00 to $6M Men’s Dress Shirts, regular $1.35 for - - - - - - — - $1.00 Men’s Dress Shirts, regular $1.95 for - - — — — — — $1.25 Men’s Fancy Hose, 25c pair or 5 pairs for — — — — — - — 51-00 Men's Balbriggan Underwear, clearing, per suit — — — — 75c Men’s Fur Felt Hats, regular $3.00 clearing for — — — — $2.00 Men’s Work Shirts, full cut. all sizes — — — - - — —* 89c Men’s Overalls, extra special, pair - — — — — — - — $139

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