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VA' !I/ * ^ * xjj V ti." \jp ti? T ti/ 'Tli/V^'Vi1 T V^rV *?.' V ^ **- -JTVV W "' If ITO i Vi u S Li I $12,000.00 Wort I Short, York C Making SAM BMS 7 During This Sale the Ei For All. There Is N Be It Ever So Trm I and Some a Fra< 1 By Buying H I Spend 1 Staple Dry 4-4 Brown Sheeting*, the 5 Cent es Wide 5 3-4 Yards to the Pour Price 8 1-3 Cents, at 5 Cents a Y< 4-4 Fruit-oJ A fTl A A /T\ .t. m A STl A STi A /T^ A A /T> A A. A /Tl A fV^ A flbl TVTwTwTwTwTwTvTVTwTvTvjTVw'fwTvV'fW'fW'fV'fwv1 Clothing Barg* yPV UR stock of Gentlemen's and Boy's Clothing T* ~'Jf are making prices for this sale that will surely from us with a whoop. If you want Clothes almost unheard of prices, now is your opportunity 1 f? that you are wanting. These goods MUST GO and $ I"* ^ the following carefullv and then come to us for what % ist. GENT'S $3 BLACK CLAY WORSTED a Now this is no cheap, shoddy stuff of no v; 9 have seen these suits after they had been worr 3 their color showed up just as clear and clea 3 day they left the store. You can't beat this t 3 the price. Ask to see them. 9 We have the same goods made up in child's 3 from 9 to 14 vears, at 83 cents per suit, which 9 2d. A BLACK TWILL CHEVIOT. ROUND S } ceptionally good quality and finish, lined witl I twill. We could easily get $4 for this suit I consider it a big bargain, but our prices here ) per cent, less than you could get elsewhere, \ these suits are going to go at $2.20 PER SUI ) A better grade of Clothing of the same ge ) above, in navy blue, which would be a barg; H selling at $2.48 as long as they last. If 3d. FINE ALL-WOOL CASSIMER, DARK GI H TWILL AND OXFORD MIXTURE, single sack, satin piped facings, as serviceable as it || -stylish as it is low in price, is going for $3.30 p *? price was $4.50. H 4th. FINE WOOL KERSEY, DRAB GROUN I? round cut sack suit, lined with a neat, heavy H is one of our staple leaders, that we handle e\ H which everyone knows wears well and looks v 4? S3.45 PER SUIT. We have sold hundreds oi H 5th. FINE ALL-WOOL KERSEY, DARK GRC *? check, single breasted round cut sack?one of H season in suitings, at only $3.03. These suit *? bv many pleased customers at $5 per suit. M 6th. FINE WOOL CASSIMER, dark blue grount M and gold mixture stripe, single breasted rounc ?| piped facings, well tailored in every respeel Ijs bargain at the price?S3.85 per suit. H 7th. FINE WOOL BLUE NARROW TWILL I? in single breasted round cut sack coat, with ?k A bang-up suit at a low down price, per suii *?? We have the largest stock of Clothing that 1: ?I ket for many years, and every suit in our house is to | Six to fourteen year, old Children's Suits, $1.25 su ty $1.20; $2 Suits for Si.fx); $2.25 Suits for $1.80; $2.51 O | __ ^1 1. 1 1_ 1. onus ior ?2.uu, aim so oil uirougn me wnuie siu?.i\ ui Youth's three-piece suits, from 14 to 20 years, $3 ?T Suits at $3.20; $5 Suits for $4. and so on. & I Overcoat Barga 1 5$ Boy's Overcoats. 9 to 18 years old. $2 Coats for S2.40 and so 011. Men's Overcoats. $1.50 Coats t* for $ 1.60; $3 Coats for S2.40: $ 1 o Coats for $8: $ 12 Coats for $12. and so on as high as we have them. 1 H.G /t\ ,ti . . /T^ . . .f. - - /T^ . . *. /Tj (tl - - /T^i . . . . 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We i for two years, and X .n as they were the Jmfjl f >argain anywhere at t two-piece suits, ages formerly sold at $i. i black Alberts an wu are ^ NUHH at $4.50, iOUND, WITH A Hk9BhH|^HBB | breasted round f and as f er suit. The former f D, single breasted * check lining* This * ins. Buy 1 for $1.60; $3 Coats f " for $1.25; $2 Coats _|_ OCiHV* Coats for $9.60; $ 15 / ^ !. STRd UCOI PER Si r ONCE Regardless of )ry Goods, and We M( it In Yorkvilie's Mercar IS KIR A LI M r First Pick of the Bargains, Bui at Cost," Because You Would t Everything Is Cut About % at., Which Means 25 Cents ( ne of Nearly 4 Lbs. of Cotton < ?d and Great Slaughter Sale ( an Manufacturers' V n Sheetingr, 6 1-4 Cents Kind at 51-4 Cei ts Alamance, 27 Inches Wide, at Only 5 C (1, Extra Heavy and Wide, at 81-3 Cents. TS A YARD. This Is an Ex Bargains In Staples. j WE always lead in low prices when it comes to staple j Dry Goods. We can't help it. It is our nature to J lead where others can't follow, and during our limit- j cd sale you will have the opportunity of reaping the biggest j bargains in STAPLE DRY GOODS that it has ever been J your fortune to gather. You will find some of the prices quot- j ed below quoted above. We do this to bring them forcibly j before you. We do not believe they can be touched by any j mercantile house in the county, and we want you to look over j them carefully. Even if you do not buy anything but staple j goods you can well afford to come miles to take in this GREAT * SLAUGHTER SALE while it last. The prices: J 4-4 BROWN SHEETING, the 5 cents kind for 4 cents a yard. j 4-4 BROWN SHEETING, the cents kind for 5^ cents a \ yard. These goods can't stay with us long at the price. \ 5 CENTS ALAMANCE, 25 inches wide, 5$ yards to the \ pound, is going at 4 cents a yard while it lasts. ^ 6\ CENTS ALAMANCE, 27 inches wide, 4$ pounds to the J yard, is going at 5 cents a yard. 27 INCH CHEVIOT SHIRTING, former price 8 1-3 cents a yard, as long as it lasts at only 5 cents. The 10 CENTS KIND at 8 1-3 CENTS. This is extra heavy and wide. 4-4 BLEACH at 5 cents, 6 cents and 7 cents per yard. 4-4 FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM AT 8 CENTS PER YARD. 4-4 NEW YORK MILLS BLEACHING at 8 1-3 cents per yard. This is a standard article and worth wholesale more than this price. HEAVY BROWN CANTON FLANNEL at 6, 8, 10 and 12 cents per yard. RED FLANNEL at 10, 12J, 15, 20 and 25 cents per yard. WHITE FLANNEL at 20 to 50 cents per yard. RED TABLE DAMASK at 15 to 50 cents per yard. HALF BLEACHED DAMASK at 25 to 50 cents per yard. BLEACHED DAMASK at 50 cents to $1.25 per yard. A full line of 10-4 BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS from 20 to 37^ cents per yard. White Counterpanes, Blankets, (cotton and wool), and Quilts at prices to suit you, not us. Sliirts and Drawers. i 2 Heavy Fleeced Red Shirts with Drawers to match, very cheap at 75 cents per garment, now going at only 40 cents. 25 Cents Shirts and Drawers, now going at 20 cents per garment, and the 50 cents kind are going at 40 cents per garment. Other grades going at proportionate prices. Scriven's Patent Seam Drawers. A HEAVY FLEXIBLE SEAM, BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, made on the famous SCRIVEN PATTERN, that usually sells here for $1.00 PER PAIR, while they last they will go at SIXTY CENTS A PAIR. This is one of the biggest bargains in men's underwear that jj has ever been offered on this market. Remember, these jj Drawers are made of HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL, and jj are made on the same pattern as the CELEBRATED ELAS- jj TIC SEAM SCRIVEN'S DRAWERS. The most com- < fortable Drawers ever made. These can't last at the price, i fkUSS c >.1^-1 .T|('-j,t,L*A iL^Atr.itLr-1 itiiTiitiL*iilliTitti(TlrtiAtt*k^rliit>>T"-t -^ * (T* 'T^. .^. j*tj7ytj7VwV w VTV7V7TVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTWwtvTWT -.?. ..?-(ri f.>r,.f rt,. .,-r.,f, tf,. ~r^f.|T> f,(Ti f J(ft.f/ft.f ft.f/f, j/f,,i./f T.YI m T^rrjJ'f r^jT-j)'y*j"f *tiy-A-T?) A'rt7-at'-ji'f ^^T'l'PA*-*~ }''A'"^7~A~t^7%. ~^J'|'f^lT~+J * 7-yr^J*1'r^J J' f^;TT+JTTJM m La/ k"*. siLE! I Cost?Crops Are Very it ?et Their Needs By I itile History. I FED Till ONLY. I t There Will Be Big Bargains | Not Believe the Statement, i 5 Per Cent., Some More S )ff on the Dollar, and | m Each Dollar You i )f Dry Goods. I /"holesale Prices: 1 nts a Yard. 5 Cents Alamance, 25 Inch- |1| ents. 27 Inch Cheviot Shirting, Former S 4-4 Bleach at 5,6 and 7 Cents per Yard. j|| tra Close Price. 1 Twtwtvtwtwtvt^^TWTWTWTWTVTWTWTWTVTW TWTWTWTU'TU/T I (Tentiemen's Laundered Shirts. 8 p Gentlemen's white and colored Laundered Shirts, the 50 cents p kind at 40 cents. Also a nice line of Colored Percal Shirts p to close out at 50 cents, worth 75 cents each. M p A full line of Gloves from the $1 Kid down to a first-class work |a p Glove for 20 cents. The $1.00 Kid Gloves are going at 90 M p cents a pair. These are extra good quality. I Calicoes and Outings. . +| Everybody knows that Standard Prints are now worth at the factories not less than 4! cents per yard. We have put jg| all of our Prints into three lots, which are to sell at the follow- j|j| i ing prices: |*| I LOT NO. 1. This lot will go at 3 CENTS PER YARD. ?* \ LOT NO. 2. This lot will go at 3$ CENTS PER YARD. ?1 I LOT NO. 3. This lot is to go at 4 CENTS PER YARD. ?| ? These three lots include everything we have in Calicoes j except the "oil" goods, which will be sold at 5 CENTS, the t former price of which was CENTS. ZS . : !' A crnnd. heavv weight Outintr at aA CENTS PER YARD. A ~ O ~ " ? " w "* """? O "Ti * /" 5 A double faced goods, worth 8 1-3 cents will ncvtfgo at 6?; the |jf E 10 cents.kind at 8 1-3, and the 12J cents quality of Outing will | go at 10 cents a yard. Tx | All of our GINGHAMS, including the 6J and 8 1-3 cents M | qualities, are to go at 5 CENTS PER YARD. M | Misses Reefers and Jackets, 35 cents kind at 28 cents; the || 5 50 cents kind at 40 cents; 75 cents kind at 60 cents; the $1 kind I at 80 cents, and so on through the whole stock of Capes, Reef- Vx h ers, Jackets and Cloaks. ?* UMBRELLAS from 35 cents up to $2.50 each. || ! Bargains In Shoes. If \ We are the recognized headquarters for full values in all ] kinds of Shoes for all kinds of people. The little folks, the M ; big folks, the boys and the girls and the ladies and gentlemen. ?* We have all the kinds from the heaviest work Shoe up to the * full dress Patent Leather Shoe. Our bargains and cut prices || ; extend to our Shoe Department, as well as through the other |?| ? lines that we are running. Note the following: \ ' A Ladies' Flannel Lined, Glove Grain Shoe, worth $1 a I pair in any market, is to go at 90 cents a pair. The $1.25 kind ) for $1, and the $1.35 grade for $1.10 and the $1.50 kind for j only $1.20 and so'on through the entire stock of Shoes. Tj| ; Millinery Regardless of Cost. |f l This same reduction of prices goes through every depart? ment and includes everything in the house, except MILLI5 NERY, and in this department everything is to go REGARDLESS OF COST. This is a broad statement, but we chal- Ix | lenge you to challenge the claim. You make us an offer for |& | any article in our Millinery Department, and if it is within the f* ^ bounds of reason, you will surely get what you are bidding on. | This sale commences TODAY, SATURDAY, and will run for a limited time only. If you are out for bargains you S| t can ill afford to wait until next Saturday. Come today if you S& 6 ran and if not todav. come next Mondav. when vonr hushand 5 comes to court. 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