The Caldwell tribune. [volume], February 03, 1911, Image 8

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GREATER CALDWELL
Greater bccause of the wonderful
the past twelve months. All eyes are centered on Caldwell, and de
spite the remarkable accomplishments ot the Pf»st ;Si nL fanr
si«« pvpn «rpatpp results than the past. Wc vc been in Caldwell now lour
vcars—we'w qro^n with the city step by step-each year warranting us
in carrying a larger stock than before, until today we have » slock second
to none on the O. S. L. R. R. Just now we are preparing tor our annual
Invoice and we arc going to show our patrons what wc call a
A Genuine Pre-Inventory Sale
Tuesday morning the slaughter begins, and while we don't expect to sacri
iicc our entire earnings tor the past year, yet we propose ottering a treat
such as you never saw betöre. Rain or shine, the event goes on, and wc
predict the most successful Stock Reducing Sale ever held in Caldwell.
Wc Start The
Ball Rolling
With 250
Mens & Young
Men's
Pure Worsted and all
wool Cassimere Suits
Hie kind and quality
usually bringing $12.50
and $15.00-=at choice of
the lot
.35
$6
for either Stouts, Slims,
Regulars or Young
Men's Suits.
fk
tSS.
That's Only a
Of
the
Read on and know
what a genuine cele
bration is, excepting the
suits that go on sale at
$6.85 we place on Spec
ial Sale every Suit
and Overcoat that pre
viously sold at $16.00
and $17.5o, at the
Rediculous Low
Price of
FOR CHOICE
THIS SALE MEANS LOW WATER HARK OF THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY.
There w,.l be many g£ wUI ae ««ve you.
ever seen the values equalled or beaten, you have seen more than we have.
ALEZANDER
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
CALDWELL, IDAHO