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•ich
ttf poor quality, is not
ca Ice for discourage-
L -ss the campaign,. for
:s hiring its effect on
feeders alike; at least,
r ,d by the ennouncement
ders that they intend
C the best of their cattle
ieding, and wil! not de-
itil they are fuly fit for
'here is no economy in
races of cattle and it is
ley should be got rid of
ossible, though it is ob-
meo* must be the loser
sosal. As a matter of -
dy who handles these
le is more or less a
of course, the first man.
who offers the cattle
"for sale at the stock
.nks to the existence of
eying their carcasses for
period, t, e poorest of
.ers are iibt a dead loss.
period, when cash is b'e-
.ce among the world's
• a -:vent of a supply of
is more than usually
eentioned above, there is
:omy- in canners and cut-
LYglt cheap enough, they
L return to the packers,
s- may as a result obtain
otherwise they would
without. But, if all the
e hands of the farmers
notch quality, beef could
at a cost that would al-
beef beim secured at a
nice by all.
only the best cattle are
.hie on the United States
?plies are exceedingly
onsist chiefly of common
act. it is stated with re -
Chicago market, that
•ountry restrains its im-
h cattle to market, a new
.4 is possible. Values at
ere values have held up
en most other markets,
:eek at the lowest level
year, except in the case
id for a few prime steers.
dispose of cattle of all
re
United States, is
4a lack of confidence in the
beef prices and general
tnaecy. It is hardy be-
-. farmers on this side of
make a halt of feeding
n as bad straits financially
-.ited States brothers, yet
common cattle to jour
retty strong considering
dexnan . However, the
ributed hint that farmers
back on their best beef
t attle is a good indication
n:;cial ability and trust in
for finished beef.
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DECEMBER, 3, 1920.
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Terms
Cash Only
Extra Special,
Men's Suits,
Reg. $40 to $45,
$29.95
Made of high-grade Fancy Wirst-
ed, in guaranteed colors, in small,
check and fancy patterns, regular
price $40 to $45, sale Q
price 129'95
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No Need of Waiting for Lower Prices
They Are Here
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THE REASON
The unusual mild weather, coupled with the insistent public tlemand for lower prices, forced us to take
this step, and having once decided, there will be no halfway measures, We have taken the bit in our teeth and
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pitched profits to the winds. We are going to run one, of our old-time Sales -a real sale that will measure up
to everything that the wordsale means. Every Department will teem witlCBargains. Every article will be
here ex ectin BIG reductions; w
cut to the last cent. Come P g will not disappoint you: This Store has always
had a record, for low prices. The Bargains are all the greater when those prices are reduced You will miss
an opportunity ortunit of years if you miss this sale. We stake our business reputation on every reduction quoted.
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you to know,to realize, to believe that Siis will be one of the greatest Merchandising events ever
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attempted. Come early. Come often; it will certainly pay you. A Sale at Stewart's is ALWAYS a REAL
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SALE. Sincerely yours,
STEWART BROS.
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
The very newest ` style;
good patterns, excellent
cloth. Regular
to $45. Sale ��Q�
Price7
Overcoats from
$35 to $38. Sale
Price ... .••
Overcoats from
$25 to $35. Sale
Price . .
25.95
1.9.95
MEN'S SUITS.
Latest Styles.
$45 Men's Suits
for ,
$35 Men's Suits
for
$30 Men's Suits
for
$25 Men's Suits
for
$20 Men's Suits
for
29.95
24.95
21.95
18.95
15.95
BOYS' OVERCOATS.
Every Boys' Overcoat,
Mackinac or Reefer in
the store will be cleared
without reserve.;
25 PER CENT. OFF.
BOYS' SUITS.
All New Styles, Norf olks,
Waist lines or form fit.
All sizes and patterns.
Sale Price
20 PER CENT. OFF
MITTS AND GLOVES.
Heavy or fine Mitts,
Gloves or Pullovers, .Men
or Boys.
25 PER CENT. OFF
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No Goods on Approval
Money Refunded
If the Goods Are Not
Satisfactory
Extra Special.
Flannelette
Blankets
Finest quality, light colors, with
pink or blue borders, number . one
stock.
;Sale prim....
Size' 72x84
Sale price .
S2.99
Sts•• stay..•
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$3.29
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Standfield's = all -wool, red
label. Regular
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3.50. Sale Price
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Blue Label,.reg. 1
Sale . Price 3 • 9
Black Label.
Reg. $4. Sale
Price 3.98
Tiger Brand
Regular$2:50
Sale Price 2.19
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Tiger! Brand,
all wool, $2.75. j.39'
Sale Price ...
Heavy ribbed
Scotia, $2. Sale 1 S�
Price •
Heavy Ribbed
Penman's 1.50
S �"
Sale Price 1. 7,
Combination
Underwear, all
makes. `
25 PER CENT OFF
BOYS' UNDERWEAR.
Fleece lined, good quality.
Reg. 75c. Sale Price, 59c..
Boys' Wool,
Turnbull's,
REDUCED 20 PER CENT.
Boys' -combinations.
REDUCED 20 PER CENT.
HATS AND CAPS.
Men's Hats, stiff or soft,
all colors, shapes and sizes.;,
20 PER CENT. OFF
Winter . and Fall Caps,
Men's and Boys'
20 PER CENT. OFF
sMEN'S' ODD PANTS.
Every pair of Men's Odd
Pants , are unreservedly
reduced by a straight dis-
count of 20 PER CENT.
OVERALLS.
Peabody's or Snag Proof.
Black or Striped. Regu-
lar $2.75. Sale
Price 2.39
Black DenimRegular
$2.00. Sale 1
Price 1,• 17
Smocks. Reg.
$2.75. Sale Price 2.39
Cottonade Stripe. Regu-
lar $2.75. Sale
Price 2. J7
MEN'S SOX.
Grey Wool, rib or plain.
Reg. 35c. Sale Price 29c
50c Men's Sox 39c
79c Men's Sox 59c
$i Men's Sox for 89c
Boys' Fine Worsted all -
wool Hose. Regular
$1.50. Sale Price.... . 99c
BOYS' SWEATERS AND
SWEATER COATS.
Every Boys' Sweater and
Sweater Cost in the store
is included in this sale at
25 PER CENT. OFF
TAILORING DEPT.
20 Per Cent. Discount off
on all tailor-made Suits,
in. Tweeds, Worsted or
Serges Leave your.
measure Early.
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS.
Men's Heavy Tweed
shirts. Regu-
lar $2.50. -Sale
Price 1.�
Black and White Shirts.
Regular $1.50
Sale Price 1 •�
Heavy Chambray, - black
and white. Reg.
$1.75. Sale price . 1. 07
MEN'S SWEATER cOA9S
High Grade • Coats, in
fancy checks and plaid§,
pure wool English yarns.
Reg. $9, $10,
$11. Sale Price • ,,11.7a
Work Sweaters, all colors
and sizes. Regular, $4 to
$6. Sale Price 95
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MEN'S FINE SHIRTS.
Shirts all good ✓
patterns. Sale 1�
Price •
All High Grade Shirts.
Reg. $3,50 to :3 Oo
$4.50. Sale Price .
WOMEN' BLOUSES.
Every waist, voile, crepe
or silk in all colors reduc-
ed.
25 PER CENT. OFF
SteWart Bros,
SEAFORTH
WOMEN'S COATS.
Velour,Silverton Beav-
ers,
eau
ers, Push, etc., all this
year's new style.
Reg. $25 to $30, j
for 7.7
5
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Reg, $32 to $35,
for
Reg. $37 to $45,
for
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23.75
28.95
DRESS GOODS DEPT.
Dress Goods, Suitings,
Coatings, Silks, Georgette
Crepe, Crepe de Chene,
Satins, all fancy trim-
mings, linings, .etc. Re-
duced by
20 PER CENT.,DI COUNT
CARPETS AND RUGS.
LINOLEUMS,
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An exceptional opportun-
ity to get high grade floor
covering. Sale Price v
20 PER CENT. OFF
WOMEN'S SWEATER
COATS.
All new fine quality, per-
fect garments. All the
best makes. Sale Price
20 PER CENT. OFF
MILLINERY DEPT.
Half Prices
Every Hat, Women's or
Misses' or Child's will be
reduced to
HALF PRICE
WOMEN'S SUIS.
Serge, Tricotine,Cheviott,
Broadcloth, all colors.
Reg. $30 to 35, Ili 42
for ..•..• .•. •
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Reg. $37 to $45,
for ..... , , ... 28.95
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Penman's, Turnbiili's,
Standfield's, Watson's -
every known reliable
makes. Sale Price
25 PER CENT. OFF
STAPLE DEPARTMENT .
Shirtings, Prints, Sheet-
ings, Pillow, Cottons,
Gingham's, Flannels,
Flannelettes, Curtain Ma-
- terials, Denim's Tickings,
Table Linens, Towelling.
, 20 PER CENT. OFF
FURS.
Coats,- Setts, Muffs and
Ruffs. -
20 PER CENT. OFF
DRESSES & ODD SKIRTS
Serge, Tricotine, Silk and
Poplin.
25 PER CENT. OFF
WOMEN'S HOSE,
Good Hose is a Hobby
here. Buy all ypu want.
20 PER CENT.,
SEE THE SPECIALS
SMALL WEAR DEPT.
20 PER CENT, of every,
item.
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