The Sisseton weekly standard., January 22, 1909, Image 6

About The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929

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ALL SALES
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Luiies' Corset
Covers in good
Quality Musiin,
Worth 15 cents.
Sale Price
5c
rokn Bhtelds
mvet
Ism
Bilk Finlib KmtiraM
«r (•tton. ftll WW)
worth 5c
where, per spoolXv
Bkttenberg BnM
wlittn noaecm ne»
•Deas tmm IcJ^q
per yd
P»per Ping Ml
SOU
count
Ladies' Corset
Covers in good
Quality Muslin,
Lace olee, a
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cent seller,
Sale'Price
lie
Notions and Small Wares
Every day necessities at economical prices. Sis
seton women need no second invitation to realize the
great value offered. The crowds at the notion
counters daily are evidence of appreciation.
Soloty Pins all sizes
6c vfttue porl
dozen
Cotton
ut
•orn
wirth Sol
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spool •1A-'
10c spool Knitting
silk, all colors
per spool...
8 and 10 In, square
wash ragsScral-fT
uesafov
Boobs and Eyes
black or white alii
sizes per card....
Cotton Up* black or
or while all wld 1
ph^q
(hi
per roll....
DON'
Pearl Buttons all
sW.n» no limit SoO^
value per fljz.. Ov
6c package feather
stitch braid
fjl
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FPeever Merc.
Sisseton,
RAISE THE MONEY. We are getting more desperate in
our efforts to unload, and prices have taken another tum
ble. Look for theblue pencil prices..
Price Wonders in Muslin Underwear
Ladies' Co rest
Covers, 1)
Lace and Lnser
trimmed
Muslin, value up
to 4o cents,
Sale Price
d')er0Q
package 4
Velveteen blading
all colors perl
yard
Ladies white hem
stitch ed hdkehts
lace corner l&Qyj
value "XV/
one lot oriental laco
up to 4 in, wieeA/»
lOe value per yd.Ttv
JLv
cents,
An
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So. Dak.
re simply swamped with eager, enthusiastic
purchasers ever since this sale started. In fact,
W1 the store became so crowded that it was impos
sible to wait on everybody, and it's no wondei
the crowds are buying when the prices are considered, Consists of Worsted's c^ssimei
This sale is already_town_ talk, it is already recognized as
the biggest bargain event of the year. Our stock, however,
is still enormously large, and we MUST REDUCE. MUST
Ladies' Muslin
Drawers, 4 inch
Flounce.
Quality
Muslin, worth )5()
•ale rice.
stay away if the article you want is not advertised, as space will
not permit the advertising of every-article. But remember everything
8al«*. •....
is on
luiarens nose
Sizes 4 to 8-2, 10
cent vaino"
THE LADIES SKIRTS
We still have 150 skirts to choose from, too
many at this time of the season. The balance go at
almos half.
One'lot
Ladies' Muslin
Petticoats, tuck
ed Jiounce, with
2 inch lace bot
tom, Fine Mus
lin. Real 75 cent
values.
mixtures in plaids and checks
dark and light colors® 0 QR
worth up $7.50 qU.UU
Sale Price
Ladies Skirts in fancy
A fine lot of Chiffon Panamas,
Serges and mixtures in black,
blue and colors. Plain or trim
med with self folds. Pos
itively worth up to^ 95
At $9.95 you have your choice
of our very finest skirts, circu
lar or plaited. Some trimmed
with buttons, some with bands
of taffeta. Worth up to® AR
$15.00 ipinhi
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Lot I
This Lut Contains Men Suits in
Lot II.
and Cheviots that for
Lot
Price. ....
Lot V.
We have selected for Lot.") sonu
Men's Overcoats in Fancy Ca
aimers .worth up
to $8. During
this sale at
100 Boys Kne? Pants age 2 to 154
worth up to 35c sale price
Unequaled
Half on
$Q
('assaniers. Uliov-
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Kirs ami vv v'i Mm
rhat sold up to
$10. Sale Price...
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mevly sold up to |l3. 0 Q,
QQ
Sale price
ill.
Shis Lot contains Hard Twisted
Worsted's and Fan steds worth
up to $16.60 Mon~ AQ
eyy Raising 'Price. HIl
Lot IV.
This Lot is exceptionally good,
consisting of' Fine Clay Wor
steds ahd Fancy Worsteds
and Csssivners sold
up to $20 50. Sale
5c Mens red and blue handkerchiefs 2c
Mens 50c caps at
Mens 25c wool socks 9c
Ladies Tailored waists. poplins£| AC|
all colors values up to $3.50 I I
prices
Marks the Progress of This
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19c
Mens Leather face mitts val. up to 65... 39c
Mens 25c suspenders .13c
Boys Leather face mitts value up th 35c .1
Boys Knee Suits i' worst-CT A
eds. Sold up to $2PPnce.
$1.25 larsre .cob
batting, all tied 1'
floe
whitegQQ
Thls
sale-
nriffinai nrices remain on f°°ds. The blue penciled prices show
savings
you make on each anfr Purchase. Look for the blue penciled
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Mens Heavy sheep lined Coats, sheep
collar $5.50 value $4.25
200 Mens pants in cassimers, dickeys
and cheviots value up to $3.00 $1.48
Less Than Half on
Children ami Misses
Storm Alaskas. Hi to
worth 7f cents,
Hoys Shoes in Satin Calf, size:
•it(^5-i, sold regular at
$1./5, Money Raising
Price.
lioys
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Men's Shoos, Vici Kids, Yeloui
Calf, Kangaroo a
vVorth up to S3.75
a
Price
Triumph
Ml
Dongola and Box Calf
Shoes, sizes 9 to J, sold
$ 2 0 0
liaising' Price
UA l.'cU 1
98c
Ladies' Yiei Kid and Patent
Leather shoes, value
up to $3.5'), Money
Raisins- Price
50 Boys Knee suits age 3 to 8 soldtf»HI e%m
up to $6.00, this sale $1.95
Ladies heavy fleeced union suits 75c val. 39c
Ladies Percale wrappers $1.25 value 95c
Childrens heavy fleeced underwear
gray only 30c value..
J.
Ladies ^Fleece
Hose, ail sizes,
IT) cent rallies
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N l-k' byii'i
vara.
I9c
ABOUT"
as
Slaters cambric,
all colors noth
r, reserved.
price per
1000 yards out
ings, a good 8c
quality. To close
out per yard
THE LADIES COATS
The beginning of the season was two mild the
result is too many coats left on our hands. We are
willing to take a loss in order to move them.
A special lot of Ladies and Mis
ses coats in fancy suitings,
grays and checks and plaids
Sold up to $13.50 todQ AR
close out CpO.aO
Ladies Black Kersey Coats
trimmed with a 0
collar. A real $20 00 value
this sale(tj^r
pnee O
Ladies Heavy Black Kersey
Coat Fur Collar, fur lined
a a
at $25.00.
Sale price.
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a a a
$16.88
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*Lare enjoying this sale hugely because we are
giving the people
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habitants tell us they cannot recall the time when
any store in this city held such enthusiastic
crowds. THERE'S A REASON FOR IT. You will tind theart
*c!es
advertised--yes evenbetter. It's a genuine slaughter
sale and there is no chance for an argument HERE as a
glance at the exceptional values will convince most skept
ical that they HAVE NEVER BOUGHT RELIABLE MER
CHANDISE ATSUCH PRICES.
A Big Saving In Dry Goods
Standard Ameri­
can prints (no
seconds") always
7 and 8c. 10 yd
Pint, pit- rnu*-Q-j
!, !'i
'hi
vnUli'
Yoasl Foam
Iiucku '*1
lb, can pf«»n 10c^^
2'lb. can swinge^
Beans
hht
value
ou^
EXTRA
SALES
PEOPLE
TO SERVE
YOU
ALL SALES
FINAL
SOME THING TO TALK
and it's music to our ears when old in­
Windsor LL un­
bleached muslin
sold everywhere
8c our price
3ii in. Cotton
suitings fancy
plaids and checks
values up up 25c
sale price
Groceries and Crockery
Economical prices for the economical housefwi.e
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fcaroii ljc 7^
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ralumui or hunt
HaktnK
packa^o jiar Q/~» d#-pound
lor matches at OL
Arm aiiO Jlamiuer
a
rountl \J
Fmaoy ^^Callfornla Good Rio Roosted
'Prnues
p* rA
a 8 a
*-of 125.00 or over
km
Coffee 20c 1
pound value l&C
towh buyersfwe will refund year railroad
P0W*2QQc
IMuin aud fancy cov
a
15
In.
glass tusos, 1
4«k pitchers 9 in.
MfTT tOlNrl'-Q
DIM itaik .Ou
5 a a
1
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