The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], January 02, 1913, Page 9, Image 9

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TheGreat Semi-Annual
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If you are looking for bargains come to this sale for they
are not hard to find here. Everything is a bargain now
and the greatest you ever had the chance of buying, in
your experience. Don’t miss a day of the sale.
A
Mr. Pizitz in person will conduct this great sale and he
says he is going to start the New Year off with a perfect
whirlwind of bargains. He is the king of real bargains
and always leads in them while others try to follow but
fail to keep the pace.
Twice each year Mr. Pizitz holds these wonderful REI) LETTER SALES and twice each year the people are treated to these great bargain festivals. Now you have the op
portunity of buying the things you really need and want at the most wonderful sacrifice prices. WOMEN’S SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, MILLINERY, SHOES, MEN’S
AND BOYS’ FURNISHINGS, MEN’S HATS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, SMALL NOTIONS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND ALL OTHER STAPLE MERCHANDISE will
be sold during this wonderful sale at tremendous price reductions. We must make quick work of it because we need the room for spring goods. So now before our regu
lar stock taking time comes your chance of buying and saving money on your every purchase. DURING THIS SALE NO GOODS WILL BE CHARGED, SO PLEASE DO
NOT ASK IT.
Red Letter Sale of W omen’s Suits*Coats, Dresses & All Other Ready-made Garments at Sacrifice Prices
; All women’s tailored suits; worth as high as $10.00, d*Q Apr
go in the Red Letter Sale at tPOat/O
All women’s tailored suits; worth as high as $22.50, d»rr
go in the Red Letter Sale at I .t/O
All women’s tailored suits; worth as high as $50.00, d»-| (y Ar
go in the Red Letter Sale at LLi * */D
Women’s black broadcloth coats, full lengths and all sizes; d*Q QQ
worth $7.50, in the Red Letter Sale at
All women’s caracul coats; worth as high as $12.50, d* a ryp*
go in the Red Letter Sale at 4 • D
All women’s novelty and broadcloth coats; selling as high as d»ff
$15.00, go in the Red Letter Sale at
Women’s novelty or black broadcloth coats; worth to $25.00, d»Q Ar
go in the Red Letter Sale at
Big lot of misses’ or women’s mixture coats; formerly d*Q Ar
selling at $12.50, all sizes. Red Letter Sale at .1/0
Fur Muffs
at $1.98
Large size fur muff; worth $5.
Red Letter qq
Sale «MwO
$10 Fur Set
$4.95
Handsome fur sets; large muffs
and pretty neckpieces; worth
$10.00; several new styles
Red Letter jy q p*
Sale
$10 Raincoats
at $3.95
Women’s best raincoats; worth
to $10.00. Qr
Red Letter Sale
Silk
Petticoats
at $1.29
Three hundred pretty colored
mess aline silk petticoats;
worth $3.00. 9Q
Red Letter Sale w
Women’s wool serge dresses, in best colors and styles; QQ QQ
worth to $7.50. Red Letter Sale
Women’s best serge dresses, in the good colors and styles; QQ QQ
worth $12.50. Red Letter Sale vO.dO
One hundred new skirts, big choice of styles; Q-| QQ
worth $4.00. Red Letter Sale A
Two hundred handsome skirts, in all styles; worth to $7.50. QQ QQ
Red Letter Sale
Women’s charmeuse and chiffon dresses, newest styles; Qf7 Qf?
worth to $27.50. Red Letter Sale V I »t/D
$2.50 HOUSE DRESSES AT 69c
Big lot of women’s house dresses,
made of new materials; worth to
$2.50. Red
Letter Sale ' OJ/C
$1.25 value outing and flannelette
kimonos. Red AQn
Letter Sale
UP TO $3.00 WAISTS AT 59c
Big lot of fine waists, made of
lingerie, voiles, flannels, pongees,
etc., also middie blouses; worth
to $3.00. PQ
Red Letter Sale OuK,
Special lot of waists of taffeta,
lace or satin; worth U*-| QQ
$5. Red Letter Sale
Red Letter Sale of
Silks and Dress
Goods
36 inch guaranteed
black ' taffeta silk,
the very best money
can buy, worth $1.00.
Red Letter fTQn
Sale
36 inch black messa
line silk, an extra
quality at $1, /?Q„
the yard vIO t
All our 50c and 75c
value wool dress
goods including mix
tures, stripes and
plain serges, OQn
the yard 027\
Forty pieces of $1.00 and
$1.25 wool drees goods, in
cluding serges, both plain
and self striped, striped
prunellas, • granite cloth,
etc. Red Letter PQ.
Sale, yard x OiJC'
52 Inch beet broadcloth, in
all the better colors; worth
regularly $1.25. /»Q_
Red Letter Sale, yd.Ue/C
Red Lettered Men’s
Furnishings
Mens well tailored trousers, all sizes; $4,50 d»-| /JQ
and $5.00 values for $2.79; $3.00 values for $.L*D«7
All men's 50c underwear, heavy fleeced or OCT
ribbed. The garment OOC
All men’s $1.00 shirts 79c; 75c shirts, ir
in all sizes and patterns • 40C
vyuuf mp smris, in oiue, tan or gray, on
sizes from 14 to 20; $1.50 value, for 0»/C
Men’s all wool underwear, heavy or medium weight, rjn
in all sizes; $1.25 value, for l&C
Men’s coat sweaters, all sizes and colors, 89c: on
rbe value for one
Men's handkerchiefs, made up of soft cambric and QC
large size, 3c, or, dozen ODC
We are closing out our fall stock of men’s hats. (1»-| Qr
Price of any man’s hat in the house * Jpl.QD
Men’s outing nightgowns, sizes up to 20; aa
79c values OnC
Men’s 3Sc quality ■% tm
Suspenders L 11
Men’s cotton socks, in all colors; ft \
regular price 15c • OuC
Men’s raincoats; colors, tan, black and gray, (T/l
in all sizes; to $6.50 values, for «p4.DU
, $1.25 _
LONGCLOTH
79c
Best quality long
cloth, worth 7Qp
$1.25, bolt 15/^
Cotton Birds
eye 69e
24 inch cotton birds
eye, medicated and
£rbent' 69c
Red Letter
Boys’ Wear
Boyt’ high grade suite, in wool or wor
steds, made in any style, double breast or
Norfolk, sizes from 7 to 18; F9pr
regular $8.50 value. 8ale price 99t(U
Boys’ blue serge suits; QP
$5.00 and $5.00 values $Oe«F«J
A special lot of 200 boys’ suits purchased
by Mr. Pizitz in New York; d*-| QP
$4.00 and $4.50 values <pJLes79
Boys’ long heavy overcoats, sizes from 6
to 16; $6£0 values for $4.50; $5.50 values
for $3.95; AP
$4.00 values for v«i»uU
Boys’ blue serge knee pants, all AQ_
sizes; 75c value, for Wv
Boys’ cape, blue serges or HI _
fancies ttlV
Boys’ blouse waiete, beat 50c values for
35c or 3 for $1.00, -| Q
25c values for li/C
Boys’ raincoats, tans, grays or <P-| QQ
blacks; sizes from 5 to 15 $l.e*70
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Red Letter Sale /
Specials
All our 27 inch Arnold’s suitings;
worth regularly 19c. 71
Yard I 2v
New poplin^ in all the best colors;
worth regularly 25c. 1<)l
Yard 2 t
36 inch best percales, in light or
dark colors; worth rj 1
10c and 12 l-2c. Yard I 2 C
Several hundred yards of best ki
no outings and flannelettes;
j «•' fh 12 l-2c and 15c. rr 1 _
i Yard I •> C
regular 10c quality outings,
iij ^ quick, C7.
I yar d \ . O s C
U-~ *-1
Red Letter Sale of
Muslin Underwear
Women’s full size drawers, made of soft muslin, -J P',,
the pair Idt
Children’s muslin drawers, tucked and hemmed, o
all sizes from 2 to 12 years, pair ^ L
Women’s muslin drawers, lace or embroidery
trimmed, all sizes, pair “dC
Women’s muslin gowns, chemise and skirts. qq
Plain or trimmed, worth 75c, at Oi/C
One thousand beautiful gowns, chemise and skirts, H(\ ~
worth regularly $1.50. Choice I i/L
We place an sale tomorrow about five hundred beautiful
skirts, gowns and chemise at less than half QQ/*
price, values to $2.00. Choice *70C
Red Letter Sale of
Shoes
One thousand pairs of women’s and growing girls’ shoes;
not all sizes, but sizes enough to fit you. There are vel
vets, patents, gunmetal and tans. Shoes we sold (Pi QF
as high as $2.95. Choice
Six hundred pairs of children’s and misses’ solid leather
shoes for school; worth to $2.00. Sizes from v OF
9 to 12, at
Boys’ best kid shoes, in blucher lace, rt*-| ()P
sizes 9 to 5 1-2. Pair
Several hundred pairs of women’s high class shoes, button
or lace, the best styles; a r
worth to $4.00. The pair
About five hundred pairs of women’s fine lace shoes, all
style toes; worth $3.00 the pair -j aa
Red Letter Sale price x UU
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All Millinery in
Red Letter Sale
It’s time now for all the millinery to get out. So
here goes for a general clearing of all that looks
like winter millinery.
Any trimmed hat in the house regardless of the
cost, except those hats that are (I»i QQ
plume trimmed. Choice
Women’s felt untrimmed hats, all colors
and all shapes. Choice Ut/C
One hundred pretty and serviceable Hanky
Pankey hats; worth $2.00.
Choice OiJC
Children’s hats of all sorts and styles; A(An
worth up to $1.50. Choice
Fifty pretty French plumes, in black i r7Q
only; worth $5.00. Choice I «7
Table
Damask
19c
64 inch table damask,
neat patterns, 1 A„
worth 29c, yd. AvC
Huck Towels
at 7 l-2c
18x36 inch huck tow
| els, extra heavy,
worth 10c, H\ p
each
Red Letter
Sale Specials
Extra heavy unbleached
cotton flannel, 41 ~
worth 10c, yd *8^
12x/2c value heavy bed
ticking, the
yard 57 C
45 inch pillow casing,
worth 15c, -| ~
yard •» vt
Full size pillow cases,
ready for use, Q
worth 15c, at 5/C
72x90 inch sheets, all
ready for use, QQ/*
worth 50c, at 05/C
Red Lettered
Blankets and
Comforts
11-4 good heavy cotton
blankets, the regular
$1.25 values 89c
Full size, good warm
comforts; worth QQ _
$1.50, at 5/OC
Red Letter Sale
of Notions
50c quality of ladies’ hand rtP _
bags at C
Six initial handkerchiefs 2.0C
Best pearl buttons, in all Q „
sizes. Dozen O t
50 yard spool of best sewing Q n
silk, ail colors
Best needles, in all sizes. \ _
Paper 4C
Good needle point pins. -| _
The paper
Good safety pins, all sizes.
Paper
Large can of powder: a3 good
as the best *v
Bet of six silveroid Tea- 1 C _
spoons forXEfl
Red Letter Sale of
Embroideries and
Laces
45 inch beautiful Swiss embroidery
flouncing; worth $1.25 to /I
$1.50. Yard
Allover Oriental laces in white or
cream, worth a q
$1.00, yard ^At/C
Several hundred yards of new
Venice bands and edges,
worth to $1.25, yard O 5/ C
About three thousand yards of pret
ty laces, worth up to 1
59c, yard A $ C
Bohemian allovers and edges, worth
up to $1.50, 9Q/*
the yardmvv