The Bozeman courier., January 30, 1924, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 12

About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

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Prices That Talk! They Say "Good-bye" to All Our Remaining Fall and Winter Merchandise!
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RADICAL ARE THE REDUCTIONS! So emphatically do the prices talk that they will convince you that NOW j s
the time to buy if you would save substantially in providing the necessities of your family and home. Come, and Save,,
72x90 Essex Sheets, Pair 95c
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! LADIES'$1.69 SILK
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—Tau>e sheets are of fine seamless quality. They wear
well urd wash very nicely. Our sheets are torn by hand
to insure straight edges after laundering. Good fine
weave, durable weight, bleached a pure white and nicely
finished. Special, 95c.
—A fine quality sheeting, closely woven of select cotton * c
yarns. This is one of our bright spots in fine sheetin« .
You will find it entirely satisfactory. Used for both
and pillow oases. Launders nicely. A pure white shet- I 0
ing which retains its pleasing appearance. 50c. (he r
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—A fine hose w'hich has a fine ribb
and good elastic tops. Gray heel and
toes, comes in black only. Sizes IVz
to 10.
—This silk hose is one of the best
hose ever put on the market for the
price. Comes in all popular colors.
Mzes, 8L> to lOVfe.
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17x34 Heavy Huck Towels 12c
36 Inch Hope Muslin, Yd 15c t*
—Every home finds much use for these bleached muslins ivitle:
It makes up nicely for night gowns and undergarment^
and may be used for many household purposes such as for «
making up sheets and pillow cases. This is an old re
le brand and you can't go wrong on it; 15c.
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15c MERCERIZED CRO
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—Good quality cotton huck towels, woven of absorbent
cotton yarns, hemmed ends, neat in appearance and extra
large which is a feature of these towels most women
like. Give lasting wear. These towels are regular 19c
values; special price 12c.
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money in any crochet, thread that we
oTer you for 10c.
: —White and ecru, in plain patterns |
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36 Inch Standard Percales, Yard 19c
17x36 Fancy Turkish Towels, Each 21c
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PINK BLOOMERS .
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—This practical fabric for house dresses, bungalow apron«,
men's shirts, children's dresses and rompers, is offered I 8 ® 1 1
to you in a standard quality. It washes remarkably well, the; t
retaining its freshness after repeated launderings.* This
fine percale usually sells from 25c to 29c; now. 19c.
—Good quality, bleached a pure white. A Turkish towel
wove of absorbent cotton yarns. Has a neat blue border
and ends are neatly hemmed. A servicahle towel for
every day use. Also very attractive in appearance and
washes nicely. Regular 25c value; special price, 21c.
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wide; colored borders, in blue, pink
and yellow'.
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quality, in pink only. Sizes 8 to 14.
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—Look! men, here is a chance of a lifetime. Below' we list every
overcoat we have left in the house and the price which we have
put on them means that w'e want to sell them.
—2 Men's, belted model. Herringbone
coats, regular $16.50 values, now $12.95.
—1 Men's, belted model, Oxford gray, overcoat, regular
_ $27.50, now $21.50.
—1 Men's, belted model, plaid back, overcoat, size 40.
regular $17.50 value, now $13.95.
—1 Men's, belted model, brown, full lined,
regular $29.50 value, now $23.50.
—1 Men's, 44-inch, Moleskin, full sheeplined coal,
lar $29,50 value, now $23.50.
—1 Men's, corduroy, three-quarter length, full sheep
lined, leather trim, regular $20 value, now $14.95.
Men's and young men's suits in
sports models, double breasted and
single breasted models in form fitting
and conservative styles of fine serv
iceable worsteds in brow'n, black and
blue with fancy stripes. Stylish, well
tailored of durable quality at—
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We've gone the extreme limit. First, in getting quality
merchandise—and then marketing it as low as possible.
—Group No. One—$18.50 Men's and Young Men's Suits
Now $13.95.
—Group No. Two—$23.50 Men's and Young Men's Suits
Now $17.95.
—Group No. Three—$24.50 Men's and Young Men's
Suits Now $18.95.
—Group No. Four—$29.50 Men's and Young Men's
Suits Now $21.95.
—The Famous Style-Plus Clothes are Entered in This Sale, too—
—Ever note the impression a well-dressed man makes upon en
tering an office, at the club, at every social affair? Just buy
a Style-Plus Suit and you will immediately notice the difference.
In this fine lot of suits you will find a model that has been
made for you.
—Regular 830.00 Values During This Sale for Only $23.95—
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LEATHER LINED MOLE SKIN VEST— 25 INCHES
LONG—LEATHER SLEEVES
—This vest is truly a bargain.
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overcoat and as durable as strength tested material.'
and strong seams can make it. The body is lined with
suede finished cowhide leather,
making it windproof. Chocolate
; color split cowhide unlined
sleeves. Knitted collar and
and wristlets; two pockets. We
have most sizes.
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Tough Brown Moleskin
Regular 15 Cent Men's
Heavy Cotton Hose
Special Purchase of Men's
Woo! Union Suits
—We had a daring offer
of 100 dozen pure wool
Springtex union suits,
which came to us the first
part of January. The
price was so low' w r e did
not hesitate to take the
factory up on the deal,
so we are passing the buck
on to you. If you don't
need any more underwear
this year, take our friend
ly advice and get at least
two suits of this splendid
bargain. These unions are
tailored to fit in every re
spect. We have all sizes
in grey color; regular
$1.69 unions for—
Drastic Reductions On
Men's Wool Shirts
—We have just got 65
shirts in this lot left and
they are going out because
we would have to carry
them another year and we
are offering them to you
just at the time of the
year when you need them.
Made full and roomy, man
ufactured by one of the
largest and most reliable
factories in the United
States. We offer you a
shirt that sells from $2.95
up to $3.50 anywhere at
the low' price of—
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cloth are one of the stand
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w ho are out of doors much
of the time. The fabric
is closely woven and its
wide popularity is due to
its great strength and
wearing quality. Equally
suitable for w'ork or sport.
Do not show soil easily,
and their appearance is al
ways presentable. Made
with strong seams and re
in iorcement in the regular
cuff bottom style. Now is
the time to get a pair, for
you will need them in the
spring anyway.
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chase we can offer you o ne
of the best hose values we
have ever seen for some
time. Men w'ho like the
feel of a soft cotton sock,
who know hosiery and c; r*
recognize good servie
comfort at a glance will
enjoy these. A. medium
heavy w'eight for winter
or year 'round wear. Ma c
from an excellent quality
of closely knitted cotton.
Heel and toe reinforced
with mercerized cotton.
Tops comfortable elastic
ribbed knit. Sizes, O'd to
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Mens Heavy Cotton Unions $U9
—Here's a real bargain in a man's cotton union, and the reason
is that we want to clear our shelves for spring merchandise,
which will soon be rolling in.
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Boys Fine Wool Suits, Each $1.951
7r? nlL»f 200 11 l »y»; fine wool cashmere suits, the lots *„!
Boys Heavy Horse Hide Mitts
a . k good * wa rm mitten for the boy who insists *
WMÄäSäjsT his mitts
Boys Heavy Corduroy Caps, at
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Boys Percale Blouses, at Each
malfe^hiA > !i >US |? quality is closely woven and
the ffnp a ;w Me P ur P°» e «birts. SuiUble for dress wear.
gives the shirt a neat appearance. 12 to 1
14 Quart Dish Pans, at Each 49c
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—We are offering you a 14-qt.. granite dish pan, which no other
store in Bozeman can offer. We had to buy 100 dozen of this
fine dish pan, but we can get rid of them very easily.
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Mens Horse Hide Mitts, Pair 49c
Extra Large Milk Can Strainer 79c
—This mitten is only another proof of McCracken's superior
buying. They are of heavy horse-hide, faced with a fine wool
bal k, well stitched and w r ill stand lots of hard wear.
—Extra heavy tin, reinforced top and bottom; an article you
pay at least $1.25 for anywhere else in town. Regular $1.25
value. Down Stair Store.
Mens Blue Chambrey Shirts, at 69c
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— Our leading value, and a whirlwind of a good shirt. Made
big and roomy, sewed w'ith the best of cotton thread; one pocket,
on left-hand side. Sizes, lAVt to 17.
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Canvas Leather Faced Gloves 29c
Department Store
BOZEMAN, MONTANA
—An every day necessity is this wonderful canvas glove, which
sells regular for 39c; this glove has a strong elastic knit
wristlet.
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