Rensselaer Republican, Volume 28, Number 15, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 December 1895 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

SPECIAL...... Ovt'ivoal Sale! • • We have been* fortunate in securing a fine line of Overcoats which for qualify of cloth, superiority of trimmings, high standard orfinish positively cannot be excelled. We bought 1 late in the season for wholesalers aud “planked” down the hard cash. We looked the market over thoroughly before placing our order, these tel 1 the story how we can afford to seH- —■ HIGH GRADE OVERCOATS - y* -,. ~ 22S22SS!S3SI5SI5ISSSZ1S!SiIIISiI!iI<IS» at prices usually asked for the 5h0ddy....... IN UIaSTERSs 1 lontr, heavy Irish Frieze, a hummer at , ' Q 0 but cheaper at our price of $ 7.50 Extra long, heavy Irish Frieze, a hummer at sl2 00, but cheaper at our price of 8.50 Extra long, heavy Irish Frieze in gray, a bargain at sl3 00, our price 9 50 Genuine imported Irish Frieze An gray aud brown; cassimere lined; {/bargain atsl6 00 „ * our price /. 11.50 IN OVERCOATS: Chinchilla, good weight,“ velvet collar .. .$ 'B.^7 Washington Beaver in tan and blue, usual $lO --yaat’k’at. ■■. T ■ r ~, rg- B.QQ - Fine Beaver in tan and dark brown, usual sl3 coat, at... 10,00 Fine Beaver wool Clay Worsted, lined, usual $15 1 coat, at 11.50 Fine imported Beaver, tailor finished, usual $122 ■'» cnftt, at .. . . ... . . r,... .. .... .. . . 15.00 We have cheaper grades in satinets, etc.: also a good line of Boys’ and Youths’ overcoats. ~t~ r I3S CAPS: ■ . " ’ - 350 styles of Caps at w-holeeale 7 ' prices. Everything ■ they make in Caps. We bought entire line of samples of one of the largest cap concerns in the country. Taking line secured them so" we can sell at wholesaler’s price alul still live. We offer best variety ever brought to the city to select front. We invite inspection. FF.NDifiTS FAIR.

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