Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 October 1899 — Page 4

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Vermont Frieze, worth $5 00 for

Black and blue Beavers, well worth 86.00 for

Heavy Chinchillas in blue, worth $6 00 for...

Extra heavy Beaver in blue and black, worth $7.00 for

Fine Covert Cloth made up in extra wide facing, satin bound, fancy check black, bells everywhere for88.00, for

Kersey Beaver in black, bluo, and brown, satin bound, good, value at $10.00, for

Eaw edged English Kereey, worth $ia 00, for

Extra fine English Kersey, elegantly tailored, worth $14.00, for

Fine KerBey Beaver in blue and black, wide facing, satin yoke and sleeves, worth $15, for

Extra fine quality Kersey Beaver, equal to finest merchant tailored garment, worth $20.00, for

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Underwear.

A large lot of odds and ends, well worth 50c. jj»

Regular 50c Camel's Efair, OK also is-

JBeat fleece lined 16-lb. goods in blue and *. natural at

Balbriggans in blue and brown, worth 75c, AK fcfcv*... 'in

Very best Australian wool in blue, tan, and "I A A natural, $1 50 goods, at .Ife J..UV

SRirt Department.

1?he best 50c Unlaundried Shirt at

The best 50c Laundried Shirt at

Best colored 50c in endless patterns at

Best Crown Shirt, $1 kind

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Best fancy bospip, *hite body, Acorn Shirt',' KA 75c kind, at.:.

The best Silk Bosom, worth $1, $1,25,. and ftQ $1.50, at J".--

The latest styles of very beet shirts in fancy QQ bosom and bodies, sell every where at $1.50

A splendid English web Suspender, worth A |C..' 25c, at

Irish Linen Harris patent Suspender, 25c to OA 35c grade, at

Fine silk web and silk end Suspender rang- 4.Q ing in prices from 50c to $1 grade at

Trunks, Valises,Telescopes on which there has been an advance of over

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Children's

A lot of broken sizes in medium weight suits in blue and ffray, ages 3 to H, worth from fl» $1 50 to 82, goat «5P

A fine line of gray and brown plaids, worth 82, at..

A full line of Union Cassimeres, worth $2 50 to $3, at.......

Blue and black Sorpe Suits, satin piped, well made and trimmi d.ages S to 14,:worth $5, at

Best Washington Mills Serine, double breasted, silk faced, serged lined, satin piped, worth at

Hats,

A large number of odds and ends in both soft and stiff Hats, ranging in orice from $75c to $3, are to be closed out ot

Dunlap and Knox styles in stiff Hats, worth $2.50 for

The celebrated 82 00 Royal Hat goes now.' for

The Chicago $3 00 Hat for

Latest Longley in both stiff and soft styles, always sold for $3 00, for

CHildreti's Knee yf

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A large line of good Cassim'eri Worsted and^f, Cheviot Pants, worth from 50c to 75c, at...

The very bpst Corduroy Fur Cassimere and Worsted Pants, worth 75c to $1, go at

Mufflers,

francy Mufflers worth 81, at

Latest colors and designs, selling for SI A), for

Tbe Oxford reversible, worth S3 00, for

Boys' Long Pants.

Boys' 50c cotton Pants dt. for ..... •U*

Heavy Oottonade New York Mills, in pepper and salt and fancy stripes, worth 75c, at..

Boys' English Corduroys in gray and brown, well worth $2, at

Heavy Patent Worsteds in fancy stripes, neat effects, worth $1 50 at

Fine Springfield hair lined Pants, worth at

Brown and gray plaids, all wool Scotch1 Plaids, Cheviots and Cassimeres, worth $2, at

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The people of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county and surrounding counties will be interested in learning that Mr. Edward Warner has decided to go out of the clothing business. They will be vitally interested, because it will effect their pocketbooks—-because, before retiring Mr. Warner intends to conduct the

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Largest Closing Out Sale Ever Known In the Histor of Crawfordsville^^

A $35,000 stock of Clothing, Hats, and Gents' Furnishings will be placed on the altar of low prices and sacrificed at absolute cost. Everything goes, including counters, show cases, and fixtures. Prices will be thoroughly washed of profit and put through the bargain wringer The object of this method of disposing of the stock is to give this community, which lias patronized us so liberally in the past, an opportunity to save some money on their winter purchases, rather than sell in b^iS a Ml greater sacrifice. :. Come early if yoq janjf 'the^^cream of the bar^ajiis

In Some Lines Where the Stock is Low the Qoodswill Likely Not Last Lon^, so Avoid Disappointment by flaking Purchases Immediately. Overcoats.

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Men's Swits.

Men's Union, 60 per cent, wool suits, cheap 'at $5, go at «Ip go

Men's blue and black cheviots and clay worsted patterns, well worth 86, at

Regular all wool cassimeres, Darville and South Bend woolen mill goods, worth $8 to $10, at

Wendel's celebrated cassimeres, all wool, elegantly made and trimmed, worth $10, $12 and $14, goat. 0

Sawyeir's gray and brown mixtures, satin piped, double warp, Eerge lined suit, sells everywhere for $14, at

Fine Clay Worsteds and Serges in blue and black, regular price $12, for

Boys' School

Three pieced, long pant suits in Cass'meres, Cheviots and Serges, ages 10 (IhO CfV to 14hworth $4 to88 our price «lP^|.t)U tO

Boys' blue, black and brown Cheviot Suits, ages 15 to 19, worth $5 and 86 our price. M:,

Boys'blue and black Serges, ages' 15 to 19, worth $7, for

Boys' blue, black and brown Serges, ages 15 to 19, worth $5, for

Finest stripedlEngliGh Worsteds, perfectly at $*

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We have iibolit 200 odds ind ends in the cap linei"for immediate wear,cheap at 25 go at

Tbe best Winter Caps of Kersey Beaver, boys' and men's sizes, worth 25c to 50c, go at Best Kersey Beavjer in brown and blue, silk and satin lined, worth 75c to $1, are

Best 75c to $1 Plush Cap at

Gloves and Mittens.

Men's Knit Mittens at

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Tbe very best Knit Mits or Gloves, cheap at tf^.75c,go at...

A good Mocca Glove, 75c kind at

This Sale Will Continue Until Januairy i.

EDWARD WARNER.

An.Unfinished Kid, silk lined, worth $1 50 at

Finished Kid Glove, silk lined, SI 50 kind at .....'

A splendid Jersey Glove, kid tipped, u&ual 80c glove, at

A large line of Ties of latest Btyles and designs, worth 25c to 50c, go in this sale at.. The largest and latest line of high grade

Neckwear in town,consisting of Imperials, Teeks, Puffs, Bows, which soil everywhere at 50c, 75c and $1, go at

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Children's Overcoats.

Vermont Frieze, gray and brown Ulster Overcoats, ages 3 to 15, worth $2 00, at «iP

Heavy blue Chinchilla 85 00 coat for

Brown, blue, and mood Warambo Kur Beaver Ulster, cheap at $6 00, go at

Odd lot of children's Cape Coats in black and gray plaids, ranging in prices from $3 00 to 85.00 go at

A few Reefers with large collars, sizes 3, 5 and only, well worth $3.00, go at

Umbrellas,

Scotch Gingham Umbrellas, worth 75c, go

Gloria Silk, worth $1, for

Finest silk Umbrellas, sold for $1.50 *o to $3.00, go for 3-l Up tO

A good, substantial Melton Ulster and Overcoat in gray and brown, ages 8 to 19,worth

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Heavy Ohinckilla, worth $6, for

Boys' Rubber Coats worth $1.50 at Men's $2.50 Rubber Coats,' at

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400 Scotch Tweed in brown and gray, velvet collar, seamed and strapped

Combination Box and bape Coat, all wool and'well worth $8,' ,for.V U' V! »/l •. Light colored Covert Cloth, double breasted, peafUbuttona, velvet^collir, splettdid coat, wortb.$io,,:at...i.::.'vA...

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Light colored Covert Oloth child's box coat, til ages^3 to 8, price everywhere, $5 for O.OU

Men's Pants,

Cotton Pants worth 75 cents, sell t:

Joins' pants worth $l, for...

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Best wool filled Jeaus worth $1,50, at

Best quality Btring Bros.' English Corduroys, in black, blue and gray, worth $2.50, at

All Wool Cassimeres and Cheviots worth $2.50 and $3, go at

Fine line of neat Pin-checks, stripes and .Hair-lines, worth up to $4, for

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