Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 11, 1911, Page 3

Clearing sale of fine clothes WITH such goods as we sell, a | clearing sale means something to you; something worth while. It isn’t simply that you have a chance at this season of the year to buy clothes for less money than is usually asked and paid for them; but you have a chance to buy unusually good clothes at less than usual. Hart Schaffner @ Marx clothes are always a good bargain; there’s no special reason why we should ever sell these clothes at less than the regular prices; they’re always worth the money. But we have to buy for each season a certain margin of surplus; you’d think it was a queer clothing store that was sold up clean at the end of a season. So while the new goods for spring are about to arrive we’re going to make a place for them by clearing up the fall and winter stock. The way we shall do it is by quoting prices that will do it. Here are more than 400 Suits and Overcoats the latest styles of 1910 season: Overcoats in box and form fitting, smgle and double breasted; Auto coats ulsterettes, good value l 8 at $25 now . . . Fine Suits for men and young men one, two, three button sacks in browns tans grays, 18 blue and black mixtures. We've sold these suits at $25 now . Our entire stock of $20 and $22 Suits and Overcoats now at $14.75 Boy's Suit Sale Here are all of the best 1910 Models in sizes 3 to 17. These Suits are very smart, the stock of clothes you're Trouser Stock Clearance glad to get for $8.50, $7 50 and $6 now $ 4 2 5 Never before have we offered such values as now. All- 5 . wool trousers in fine patterns 1nclud1ng all $3 90 Boys stralght knee pants $7 $6 and $5 $3 45 of our $7, $6 and $5 values at . . qualities at . . o - . \ Moy Fehneider mar Cheerfully Orders Refunded @367, Filled Clothing House