The labor world. [volume], August 15, 1896, Image 2

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To start the ball a-rolling
Black Dress Goods
New Dress Goods being added to this stock daily.
We have already received in American Beauties, Eng­
lish Beauties and French Beauties, the cheapest-line of
Black Dress Goods it has ever been our good fortune to
secure, at the following extremely tempting prices per
yard:
37V£c» 59c, 89c $1.00, $1.25, $1.39, $1.50,
$1.75« $2.00.
Orand Final Closing Sale of Season's
Purchase of
Novelty Silks
1000 yards in Fancies and Black Brocaded Silks,
in lengths from 1 to 10 yds, worth up to $1.00
per yards closing price—per yard vwU
Dress Goods Dept.
Never in the history of merchandising have desirable
Dress Fabrics been offered as cheap as the present sea­
son. We offerthis week in new fall styles the following
rare bargains:
10 piece sample lot new goods, latest designs, new
colorings, in, silk and wool fabrics, ordinarily
cheap at 75c this weekper yard wwv
15 pieces 48-inch silk and wool novelties in all the
newest colorings, some good value at $1.25 per QQft
yard this week—per yard
Wash Goods Dept.
The greatest sale of the season in this department
commenced today and lasts the entire week. In this
sale we shall offer the entire balance of season's pur­
chases, together with an immense stock just received,
purchased from manufacturers at less than cost of
printing.
1000 Print and Gingbalm Remnants, in lengths from
1 to 12 yards,worth up to 15c all go at—per yard
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early shipments on sale at prices that will astonish and please you.
in short lengths.
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that puzzles the mind of the
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A little too late for summer and a little too early for fall goods. We cannot close up
the store as mill men close their mills, so we sell goods at a sacrifice to keep things on the
move.
No dull times at the big store. As an extra August stimulator,
of buyers, now in the East, write us that they have been fortunate in securing some of the
greatest bargains ever brought to the head of the lakes, in Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods,
etc. Some of those have already arrived, others are in transit.
and show you what is the correct thing for Fall we place those
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Linen Dept.
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50 pieces dark Organdies in beautiful floral an^
Persian designs in qualities that have sold this seaso11
at 20c per yard, to be closed at less than half 01^Q
25 pieces 36-inch fine French Organdies remember
these goods are lully one yard, requiring but from 8 to
10 yards for a pattern come in plain grounds, stripes
and figures in the most delicate shades apd never sold
less than from 25c to 35c per yard—only |2^C
Flannel Dept.
1500 yards White Twilled Domet Flannel, sold for
10c at the small stores special—per yard
250 pair summer-weight Blankets, white or gray QRf%
per pair
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25 dozen Cream Damask Towels, pure linen,
size 15x30 special—each ..." "v
20 pieces Crash, Twilled, etc., bleached and half Ql/,1%
bleached special, per yard ". ©/2v
6 pieces 66-inch Cream Damask, all pure flax, CH*
new patterns, regular 75c value special—yard
50 Marseilles, new pattern, Bed Spreads, full |Q
size special-^each V"™
Drapery & Shade Dpt.
50 pairs Derby Portieres, worth $4.25 to CO CA
$5.75, all in one lot, att per pair vwiwv
1000 Felt Shades, 36 inches wide and 6 feet long, in
green and brown, always sold at 25c each |Qf*
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