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__ H m ff ^ ^ gv.omi i S T7i n I III V J | The Gn 1 M The reason is because he has just returned Llothing, " . '4 tzz ^HT ' C*r>^V,. . IK ^^H\ ? * | *** /^^Kh i I, f,y*7?.,.7^"*???./ ^R I ... I^jJ This it the very tale he aH?n#l*J ?J 4l:- ?1 # ? ~ ???vuuvu auu 11115 IS W) v o Of course you will have to have win Ml not giving goods away, but because h< m them cheaper than the other fellow car f>A see them before they are picked over. pK it you will regret it when your neighbo | SHEESBEEEEEEO e ( latest Bargains Will bi [ORRIS FA from New York where he purchased at one of the biggest Dry Goods>- , arion County. Don't take his word for it, but read the followu "Wf Peremptory Auction Sale, The Largest and Finest Stock of MEN'S YOUTHS' BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Suits, Overcoats, Etc. Ever offered at Public Auction. Manufactured by one of the largest Broadway houses. T\TT Tnr w ?? UN v JiiJN 1'UKIED AT $100,000 H. Karp, Auctioneer, Sells to-day. Thursday, Oct. 28, 1909, At 10 A. M., at Salesrooms, 13 and 15 Lispenard St., 1st Floor. 4,500 Men's Fall and Winter Overcoats, 5,000 Men's Suits, 12,000 Young: Men's Suits?Worsted, Clays, Serges, Homespun, &c.; 11,000 Children's Suits, 4,000 Children's'Overcoats, 2,000 Cravenettes Above lines are this season's production, all regular and com plete lines of sizes, prevailing shades and styles This particular olfering is without doubt the finest line this season and commands attention of up-to-date buyers. Terms of sale, net cash. H. KARP, Telephone 2934-Franklin. Head Off! here he bought more dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats men's wear dollar. Now is UR OPPORTUN ter clothing. Why pay two prices for it, or why pay ; j bought them at one of the biggest bargain sales ever 1 buy them and still make a bigger profit. The goods ; RpmpmW +V? AflA ^ 1 muse are me oiggest bargains ever offeree rs tell you about it. / 3EEEEEEHBEBBEE EE'. 33333S333S3333E I gf Lome I m U! H H ffij x?t s ^IBw<# V e 5PB MM? HBKj *r \jtXy , ^v. i Offered at H: AOS3' I bankrnpt sales in the history of the city enough - Hats, - Etca f - -r* ig from the New York American: '? V ^2 ""n 1 miripr "-./r <3 V-*1 --^*k - ?^|) -^-, "O (?7/^ g ./V" ... I ITS 1 , etc. than he needs at less than 60 cents on the Jr I T Y as much as you have been paying? He is 0^ held in New York he can afford to sell are arriving daily. Don t fail to come and m 1 ir? M A couniy ana it you fail to attend n ? % 83 V** OA V BBBBBBEEEEEPE?