Birmingham state herald., December 29, 1895, Part One, Image 4

About Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897

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A Scene That Was Witnessed by
Thousands of Interested Spectators!
J. BLAC: & SONS’
MANUFACTURERS’ * SALE!
WERE_you one of the Lucky Purchasers ? Were you one of the thousands of customers who participated in this remark
able sale ? If not, we now offer another opportunity greater than ever. The great rush has taken considerable
goods from our counters, and some lots have been broken, but we still have a very large stock of Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Hats and Shoes, and are determined not to carry any into next season’s trade.
msdiS** We have inaugurated
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IMIacle Gr3?a,xj.<±e3? IMIoz?e Glorious Leductions.
0®* Our store has been crowded from morning until night for some weeks past by patrons who have shown in a
substantial manner their appreciation ol Bargains. Our buyers are now scouring the Eastern markets, and if the following
prices do not move all Winter goods before the arrival of their purchases it will be because you
Do Not Care for Bargains:
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Men’s Black Worsted Suits,
regular price >3.50, cut
1
Men’s fine Suits, equal to
those made to your meas
ure that would cost three
times the money and don’t
fit any better,
Men’s $5 Pants, new, stylish
patterns,
Men’s $1 laundried Negligee
Shirts, late colors and well
made,
CENTS
Men’s Suits, some of them are
broken sizes, but there is
not a suit in the entire lot
worth less than I7.50; they
all go at
Men’s Overcoats, light-weight,
or extra long Ulsters, worth
f6 and $7.50, go for
The finest Pants in our store,
reliable J6, >6.50 and #7.50
Pants,
Men’s 35c Stiirts or Draw
ers, in broken sizes,
CENTS
*
Men’s $8 and Sio Suits, some
of them strictly all wool,
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Men’s Overcoats, all wool, in
Sacks or Ulsters, worth #8
and for
$5.65
Men’s 50c white laundried
Shirts,
QQ CENTS
OfJ
Men’s 50c Shirts or Draw
ers, only small lots left,
20 CENTS
Men’s regular gr2. 50 and
$14 Suits, all wool, go in
this sale for
___
Men's $10 Ulsters, all-wool
Frieze, for
*7.35
Men’s 35c unlaundried white
Shirts,
2J CENTS
Men’s 50c Shirts or Draw
ers, in solid colors and
Derby-ribbed,
CENTS
Men’s fine tailor-made $15
Suits, best value ever of
fered,
*9.45
Men’s stylish $15 Overcoats,
Beaver Kerseys and Mel
tons,
__
Men’s 50c laundried Negligee
Shirts, good valuer
CENTS
___
Men’s Shirts or Drawers,
in odds and ends, some all
wool,
0<T) CENTS
Men’s elegant $18 Suits, cus
tom-made,
$10.95
$2.50 and $3 Pants, all-wool
Cassimeres and Cheviots,
$1.58
Men’s 60c laundried Negligee
Shirts, go in this sale at
gg CENTS
Men’s Shirts or Drawers, all
wool and good values, sold
in other stores at $1.25 and
>150,
gQ CENTS
ANY person that wants to economize should not miss thia wonderful opportunity. You will be surprised how much
fine goods can be bought for a small amount of money Come early to our GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
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J. BLACH & SONS,
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P8T P. S.—Mail Orders accompanied by Money receive prompt attention.