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Dress Goods.
G ;od Single Fold Dress Goods 5c.
Fine check Single Fold Dress Goods worth
14c for 7c.
Shot Velveteens worth 75c for 50c•
46 -inch Serges, all wool Fawn, Wavy, Myrtle
and Black, 35c.
56 -inch heavy Navy Dress Serge was 90c
for 60c•
46 -inch fine Ali Wool Black Cashmere 42c.
di big.. lot of Double Fold Goods, were 40, 50
and 60c, to be cleared out at 25c per yd.
Double Fold Diagonal Dress Goods, regular
price 50c for 25c
Heavy double fold Brocades worth 30 for 19c
Double fold ldteltons 15c, all colors.
Double Fold Skirtings. were 35c for 15c•
A Table Full of Remnants of Black and Color-
ed Dress Goods.
A few ends of Stanley Suitines, very cheap
to clear.
Hopsacking 3 colors, very fine goods 550.
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WHEN WE WILL SELL
ROOATS
Boys' Nap Overcoats $2
Boys'Good Tweed Coats$2.50
Boys' Heavy Double Breasted
Ulsters $4.50•
Men's Good Tweed C oats$4.5O
Men's Melton and Tweed Coats
$6.00
Men's Fine Melton and Worst-
ed Coats $7.25
A few, odd sues Frieze Uisters
will be sold very cheap.
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MANTLES.
Every Mantle in the store at ex-
actly half price.
Good Black Astrachan $1.60 per
yard.
Our whole stock of Mantle Goods
at special prices ° to clear, we
want them sold, and prices must
do it.
We cannot give detailed
price list of Furs, but have still
some good Caps, Capes and
Setts left, and will give you a
big Bargain on any of them. A
few White Wool Boas 15c,
sMISEMal
90 cent Cardigan Jackets for 65 cents
$1.25
$1.60
Top Shirts for 50 cents
55 cents
$2.55
70 cent
75 "
85 cent and $1 Top Shirts for 60 cents
$1, $1.121 and $1,15 Top Shirts for 80 cents
$1.25 Top Shirts for 65 cents
Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 45c. for 33c
50e. for 371e
75c. for 55c
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Plain and. Striped Shirts and Drawers $1 for 75c
Fancy and " $1.15 for 85c
BI•anketL
If you want either Blankets
or Comforters, what we have
are yours for very little money.
SHAWLS
We would like our whole
stock of Heavy Shawls cleared
out on Bargain Day, and. will
make the prices a temptation
for you to buy.
STAPLES, LINENS, &e.
Fine Ribbed Vests were 70, 75 Lnd 80c. Bargain,,Day
for 50c,
Cromptons Cel -aline Corsets 65c a pair.
All sizes Wool Hose, 2 pair for 25c.
50 -inch Damask Table Linen 27c,
60 inch Fine Damask Table Linen 35c.
A few odd Dozens and half Dozens napkins at Bargain
Day prices.
Ladies and Childrens Colored Cashmere Gloves 5c a pair.
27 -inch Heavy Shaker Flannel worth 10c and 11c at 8c
per yard.
A poorer quality at 5c.
15_ -inch Checked Toweling, all Linen -6c
Good Toweling at 5c.
Better ones 7c, 8c and 9c.
Remnants of White and Factory Cottons.
Extra Heavy White Cotton suitable for Sheetings, was
1211 and 14c for 10c.
Millinery.
Every felt Hat in stock, choice
for. 25c., all good shapes.
Remnants of Trimming, Rib-
bons, Birds, Wings, etc., all at
Bargain Day prices -
Fancy Velvets and Plushes
worth $1 and $1.25 per yard,
your choice for 35c.
Wide Ribbon Velvet Suitable
for Dress Trimmings, 5c. per
yard.
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CURTAINS.
Double Fold reversible Canton Plush, good patterns,
worth 90c. for 50c, per yard.
52 -inch Art Muslin with borders 10e.
Regular 20e, Art Muslin 121c.
Regular 50c. and 60c. Lace Curtains 39c.
$1.50 Curtains for $1.15.
$1.40 Curtains for $1.00.
A few odd ones at very low prices.
Stocktaking bias brought to light many lines of Goods that must be closed out, hence
these remarkably Low Prices. The. early .buyer gets first choice.
:1101DGELTS.
CLINTON.