Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 July 1917 — Page 5

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THURSDAY, JULY 5» 1«1*.

EXTRA SPECIAL

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This store has been known for nearly half a century as the store of best values in boys' clothing and we are maintaining our record in this Whirlwind Sale by offering choice of our entire stock at *4 reduction. Boys' $ 3.50 Suits Are Now Only. ......$ 2.75 Boys' $ 4.00 Suits Are Now Only............ $ 3.00 jBoys' $ 5.00 Suits Are Now Only. ••..$ 3.75 Boys' $ 6.00 Suits Are Now Only. .$ 4.50 Boys' $ 7.00 Suits Are Now Only... $ 5.?5 Boys' $ 8.00 Suits Are Now Only. .$ 6.00 Boys' $10.00 Suits Are Now Only .$ 7.50 Boys' $12.00 Suits Are Now Only........ .. ..$ 9.00 Boys' $15.00 Suits Are Now Only. $11.25

Boys' Knickerbocker Palm Beach 1 Pants, plain or stripe, worth 75c sizes 7 to 17, at

We cannot affofdf at these Whirlwind Clearance Prices to send goods on anprc val or charge. Do not ask us Alterations are ».e when necessary. Palm Beach, Tropicals and Mohairs are not Included in the sale at half price but are very specially priced so as to save you money. Ask to see the special values when in.

THE WORLD'S

Straw

We believe tttat^-we carry the largest and best seeded line of straw hats in the city, and we know that you will find here the style and kind of hat you want in a perfect fit.

Our straw hats are the kind that jjive abundant comfort, and extra stylish appearance. PANAMAS, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00.

LEGHORN HATS, (finest value) AT $5.00. BANGKOK HATS PRICED AT ONLY $4.00. 5TRAW HATS, $2.00, $2 50, $3.00, $4.00.

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Totally Different and Better Oiofhes" for fa and Yeutsg fc pd Boys Ma! On All Remaining Spring and Fall Stocks W

We are ready now for the great Round-tip, the filial selling of our Spring and Summer clothing stock for men, young men and boys. In a short time our new Fall Suits and Overcoats will begin to arrive— and we want to remind you that we have been compelled to pay greatly advanced prices for them, and you may expect and prepare to pay more for your Fall Suit or Overcoat. Wool is sought by the local buyers at 70c today as against 30c a year ago, and the kind of clothes we sell is made of wool. So you may expect that after this sale closes you will pay more than you ever paid for the next Suit you buy—if you want the same quality. But that's next Fall. Now we must begin to make room for the Fall arrivals and we announce this Whirlwind Sale which offers

Come now and pick out the suit you want from the hundreds of the season's most attractive weaves and patterns, and in every style from the conservative to the very latest models for those who want them. There are High-Art, Sampeck, and many other excellent makes of cl6thing represented in this Whirlwind selling and the man who cares for line clothes and real economy will not let them sell without getting his share—for present wear ar i for wear in future seasons. Every dollar spent for a man's suit in this sale will get more than two dollars' worth of value, based on present costs. §o lay aside everything and attend this great sacrifice/ Come today. Tell your friends and neighbors about it—and come. Come and bring every member of your family. Come! Cpmel Come!

See What Values In Men's Suits At 1-2 Reductions Buys Men's Reguldf $10.00 Suits Buys Men's Regular $12.50 Suits

Shoes

Hats

Despite the greatly advanced costs of leather, ,we are still selling America's best makes of Shoes at old prices. BAN1STER and ACON SHOES for men. and NINE O'CLOCK SCHOOL SHOES for boys, in every good style, with a line of sizes that will insure you a fit.

All our men s and boys' suno o i n i o dyed blue serge suits are included in this sale, but only at

This reduction is from their original prices which were never raised and is equal to more than 50 per cent reduction, considering e advance in wool- g]

Buys Men's Regular $15.00 Suits Buys Men's Regular $18.00 Suits Buys Meit's Regular $20.00 Suits Buys Men's Regular $22.50 Suits Buys Men's Regular $25.00 Suits Buys Men's Regular $30.00 Suits Buys Men's Regular $35.00 Suits

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The Whirlwind Clearance strikes the Furnishings Department with such force as to create a flood of values too great to enumerate. We quote a few of the very special values, but you will need to come and see to fully realise the savings possible now.

two-piece uidi.rwkvk. In white or ecru, Ion# or short aleeves sizes 34 to 54. Price.... .60« BOVS- V\DERWKAR.

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84.' Price WA 511 TIF.1?. The tubular Decker make, reversible 100 patterns to select (roqa. Prise.*.*? HOSE.

In silk lisle, extra gauzy, v/ear-well kind in black, white, palm beach and .gray. Pair .....25c MLK 1IOSK.

Pure Thread Silk Hose. In all the plain colors and checked kina a bis Value. Pair 50? U 3i I)

tinder wear, medium check, tJ. V. T. •trie, roomy, well-made sisos 34 to 40. Our special price 49c TTN-onrVVKAR.

Wilsoi. Bros. Klosed Krotch, extra well made and full cut siz«s ?»4 to •62. Price fl.OO

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MADE WELL I ,VIO\ SfTTS. JB- tjular or 110 it, m- i'um *veig:ht xvhite lisle. The be.'=t value in the i-itv t-old everywuicre for IJ..25 to

S 1."0 sizes 34 to 50.* Prlca ..... SHIKTS. 1 Bilk cloth, made by the Easle Co. known for their wearing uMlUy and fit: will not lose their hiMer.

I'rlfep .$XOl and *3.ro Fine Aladras (and zephyr weight 1 ::hirfc, colors all good—or a new

Hliirt. Price .SIZXiO 1'oplin, Madrm«i and Russian CJord. in •bis: cut and last colors, soft or laundered cuffs. Price/ $1.50 Myers Bros." Special, the best in the market wide cut size# 14 to IS. Price fl.oo Crepe d* Chine in very choice colors and stripes. Price $7.00 Silk shirts extra rood tut' silk olors the "won't split" kind. Specially

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WORK SHIRTS. I'.ray Air.oiikeajT Ch ambry Work Khirts colors g.ooA: regular made sizes 14Vi to 18 sold everywhere at

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GUARANTEE

Our unqualified guarantee that no better quality is known to the clothing trade than is built into our clothing that absolutely correct style is found in every suit at every price, and that every price is the lowest for which such clothing can be sold—this g^l intee of 35 years' standing is back of everv sak! ade here at any time. 4,

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