Begins Saturday I Begins Satui
June 8 = June t
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* cash. Long^iKwju ^h^ "* everylf)us,ncss ^dien cash is more desirable than profit—when regardless of the selling value of merchandise it must be converted into
mostly been filled and ^ priLeS Were going t0 SOar anc^ ^e§an lo make *atge contracts wit^ mi^s and manufacturers and these contracts have
position to give our rmt7 a blg stor, of merc,landise bought at from two to lour hundred per cent, less than present market values, so we are in a
m <-usromers KbAb, yes, real bargains.
i this whirlwind sale. Every article marked with green tags in Cash Converter Sale
DRESS GOODS.
No. 1—A beautiful line of plaids
checks and stripes of gingham ef
fects worth 35c in today’s mar
ket, but only, per yard-19c
No. 2—Consists of pretty flowered
Voiles, worth 30c, cash converter
sale, per yard-17 */2c
No. 3—White Basket Weave skirtings
regular 50c yd. materials, this sale
price- 29c
2^0. 4—35c Linen finish suitings, a
cloth hard to get, only a small let
and the price only--21c
2sj0. 5—£5c Silk Crepes for that swell
summer dress, while they last-59c
2;0 6—-60c Modette tissue makes a
nice dressy dress for the hot
days_33
No. 7—40c yard, checked dimity—27c
2>jo. 8—36-inch cloth curtain material,
worth 25c, only
LACES AND EMBROID
No.9—2,000
8c.
No.
values up
sale price
No. 11—One large lot
worth up to 20c, choice of
lot
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BOYS’ WASH SUITS AND
ROMPERS.
Boys’ rompers from_49c to 98c
Boys’ Wash Suits from.$1.49 to $2.98
Ladies’ colored edge handkerchiefs 4c.
A swell line ladies’ handkerchiefs,
Price-- to 29c
SHOES.
Lt.c.ies $3 white canvas^ low shoes,
Glve ’em away for_r_$1,913
One lot ladies’ $4 and low shoes,
tut sma11 sizes to close at_$2.49
(Here is a sure cnoigh bargain)
Ladies’ patent Mary .{n3> cnly $2.49
SHIRTS.
20 dozen men’s $1 negligee shirts,
while they last only_69c
A job lot of E & W. $1.75 shirts
for-$1.19
Men’s $1.25 soft collar shirts_98c
Men’s 25c socks, assorted colors__16c
A dandy men’s silk sock, worth
mere, only _ 44c
Men's Whit-Leather^ uaranteed
to-wear” socks_,_19c
A big stock of men’s hats and caps at
much less than value.
PANTS.
Men’s $2.75 Palm Beach pants, just
the tiling for hot weather_$1.93
One lot Snen’s $1.75 summer pants
only -i_$1.39
150 pairs men’s pants from $3.50 to
$7.00 value at 25 per cent discount
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY,
JUNE 8.
1200 pairs men’s heavy weight blue
and striped overalls, worth today,
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$2.50 the pair, only 1 suit to each
customer _$1.29
LADIES’ WAISTS, SKIRTS AND
DRESSES.
Ladies $2.25 white basket weave
skirts only-$1.49
Ladies’ regular $3.50 sport skirts,
just a few' to offel||nd only_$2.39 j
One job lot laches’ white skirts worth
$3 to $4, .bufi^^iled, only_89c
Or.e lot ladies’ white embroidered
dresses, worth up to $8, soiled,
clean ’em out at_$1.49
Something very special in silk skirts,
wTorth $7.50 and the price is
only- $5.25
Ladies’ bungalow house dressca»^8c
. Ladies’ $2.25 gingham house dress'- *
es, while they last only_$1.59
Children’s dresses from__39c to $1.98
Ladies’ waists, worth double the
price, for-39c to $3.98
We have a big line of ladies’ and chil- j
dren’s hats and will save you big l
money on them.
Embroideries, per yd. from__4c to $1 j
HOSIERY. j
One lot of laches’ black hose in seconds ,
worth 15c, per pair only_8c '
Ladies’ smooth finished hose, worth !
25c, Cash Converter Sale price_13c !
Here is a ladies’ dandy white hose
and very hard to buy, only_19c
Misses' 25c black hose, a snap_17c
Misses’ 35c hose, only_27c
One large lot ribbons, values up to
lac, will be closed out at a yd._7Vic
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies’ 85c union suits only_59c
Ladies 25c vests_15c
Ladies 50c vests_35c
Ladies’ $1.50 union suits_$1.19
Men’s 85c union suits_ 59c
Men’s 50c shirts and drawers_39c
Men’s $2.00 union suits_$1.49
GROCERIES.
The government-Ifas asked us to save
wheat and sugar and eat potatoes,
rice, rolled oats, peas, beans, meal,
rice flour, etc., also syrups and save
sugar.
Good table peas, a pound_10c
Best head rice, 8 lbs. for_$1.00
8 pounds Pinto beans_$1.00
Large white Colorado potatoes,
per bushel -$1.45
30c worth of Bob White soap.20c
6 lbs. good roast coffee_95c
6 lbs. evaparated peaches__
Twist tobacco _;_5c
Can tobacco'_ 10c
Fruit jars at the right prices.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT SALE
• PRICES.
DS CHARGED AT SALE PRICES
• June 8th. *Store Closed Friday, June 7th
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