Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 8, 1915, Page 4

Schneider Bros. Go. .18 Men’s Suits that sold at $10.00 in sizes 37, 38, 39, 4). Men’s and Boys Ready-to-wear Store BEMIDJI, MINN. DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US . Here are 756 Men’s Suits in Blue Serge, Pin Stripe, Tar- tan Checks and Plaids, a good assortment to sqlect from. Sizes 35 to 44. These are all Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes, $30 and $28 values. The Ad Man says, take one fOr | . . .......ccecvnnerccnnnsetanncanas $21.75 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 50 other Men’s Suits in fancy worsted, cashmere,, Tar- tan Checks and Blue Serges, Hart Schaffner & Marx best clothes, which sold at the regular price, $22 to $25, but you can have them, all sizes, at . ......... $18.50 0 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 30 Men and Young Men Suits in sizes 35 to 38, in the most popular shades and styles; these sold at $18 and $20. We will sell them now for . . .......... $14.50 \ DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 25 Young Men’s Suits, sizes 34 to 38./ in Brown and Gray Mixtures or a neat Check, originally marked close at $15 and $16. We will close them out at___ . .. $10.75 \ DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 20 Men’s Suits in fancy mixtures that are good and ser- viceable for the ordinary man. Sold at $12.50; take ome MOW At . ..........ceeiiiiiinaeanenns $8.25 . DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US It you can wear One, take it for . ......... ,...$6.95 \ DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US. Do you want a good warm overcoat at a bargain? We have 7 overcoats that sold regular $25 to $30. jid ‘you i DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 2 Plush lined Men’s Overcoats with fur. collar, sizes 39, 40; sold regular at $22. You can have one at $14.50 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 4 Men’s Fur Collar, Plush Li_ned Overcoats, regular at $20; sizes 38, 39, 40, 46. Take oneat ___ _ . . $13.50 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US Men’s Muskrat Cpllar, Silk Plush lined, very serviceahle ‘for extreme cold weather, only 1 coat, size 42. Sold reg- ularly at $25; must close at only give you a limited idea of what you can ' get at real reductions at this sale, Drop in the store and also watch the papers. A A S PSP T o e l DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US Your choice of our entire stock of Overcoats, Hart _Schaflner & Marx ‘and Society Brand, Chinchilla, Vi- cunas, Kerseys, Miltons, $25 to $30 Overcoats at_ $17.50 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US Men’s and Young Men’s ’Overcoats, $20 to $18, values closing out at DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 15 Young Men’s Overcoats in the very newest styles, $15 values; goingnow at . ... _ .. ............. $9.75 _DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US Boys' Overcoats in Browns, Tans, Grays and Navy. Sold Regular Prices at $5, $7, $8, $8.50. This odd lot will he closed out at _ .., .. .. .. ...l $2.75 Come in and get one of these for your boy. e et e e DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 10- Men’s Suits, Tan, Mixed Cashmere. If you like the pattern and can wear a size 35, 36 or 37, you can’ have one for Regular price $12 to $10 —_— DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 9 Boys’ long pant Suits; Gray and Tan Mixtures; sizes 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. Sold regular price, $10 and $12. Yon can -have them at DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 6 Men’s Suits, mixed Cheviots, sizes 35, 37; one 36 Blue Mixed; must clean them up at Regular $15 Values. DOING WHAT THE.AD MAN TOLD US One lot of odd Shirts, size 16 1-2. These are all Arrow Brand. Just a little soiled. Regular°$1.50 and $2 values for DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US Shirts Arrow Shirts, plain or pleated or neglige; is there one here that you want? We are not sure, but we know that there .are some mighty good ones in the lot that we have picked out trom the $1. 50 assortment to sell 0 FOUHLOr U L Sl e sife s dab s i sties 95¢ 1 Lot Light Flannel Shirts, separate collars to match; sizes 14 to 18; $1.50 values at . . .. ... ...... 89¢ Arrow Shirts, Plain. or Pleated, taken from our regular stock; all this season’s patterns, $2 and $2.50 values $1.45 A good opportunity to lay in a good supply. Heavy Flannel ‘Shirts, attached collars, sizes 14 1-2; only, these shirts sold for $1.50 to $3; odd lots, each 95¢ . 6 Light Flannel Shirts, detached collars; sizes 14, 14 1-2, 15, 16 1-2, 16, 16 1-2. These shirts are regular $2 values. You can have them at, each . . . . ..... $1.15 1 dozen of French 'cufl soft shirts, slightly soiled; values $1 and $1.50. Take one of them at _ . . . .. ....... 50¢ DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US - Underwear 1 lot of Men’s Silk and Wool Shirts or Drawers; sizes 36 to 42; sold at regular $3. 26 a garment closing out ol i SN SoganiuanioR IR A $1.95 Heavy all-wool Grey ribbed Men’s Shirts or Drawers, sold regular at $1.25; your choice of them at, . . 79 Men’s Union Suits go in this January Clearnn_ce Sale. 25 per cent Disqmmt from the regular price. DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 0Odd lot Men’s Winter Caps, 75¢, $1 values; yours for thie BBKING -0 o ili v e ta l e v nns 38¢c 1 lot Men’s Leather Caps, good for work; $1 values L1 SR T . R NP O SR ——— 65¢ 1 lot Boys’ Winter Caps, fur inband, 50c, 75c values, BOW™ L nesislbnnt senan s i n s s s s 5 38c 1 lot Gordont Hats, sold everywhere at $3; to close out the lot ..$1.15 s DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 'BOYS’ KNICKER PANTS, all sizes 50 VUL, BE: v s oo uaye 00 55 5 TH0.50 U6 RRRR G 8 38c $1.00 values at ' . ... ...l 65¢ $1:50 VRIGBL BT . .o biosrmiorariin oo orarossloss arsosisgaions $1.00 Get them early and get first pick. DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 50 pair of Florsheim Shoes, Button or Lace, Patent Leather, sold at regular $5 and $6. Cleaning them out AU o s vieean S s BER NG R $1.50 25 pair Tan, Button and Black Button shoes, all Flor- sheim bench made shoes; must goat . .. . ... sl 50 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 6 pair Men’s High Top Florsheim Boots, sold at $8 per pair; take them now for _ ... .. .............. $3.98 DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 6: pair . Boys’ Shoes, sizes 9 1-2, 10, 11, 12, heavy tan leather; sold Regular at $2; going at __ . ..... $1.45 ' DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US | 20 pairs of 8-inch Leather top Gold Seal Rubbers in sizes 6, 6 1-2, 7, 7 1-2; regular $3 values . $1,95 \ " DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 4 pair Boys’ Shoes, sizes 11 1-2, 2, 5; perhaps your boy could use a- pair;’ extra heavy shoe for winter wear; a good bargain; $2.50 value at DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US 1 Lot Men’s extra heavy Wooi Pants, Candeau Cloth; only 10 pair left; sold Regular at $3.75; take a pair EXTRA TROUSERS Men’s Dress Pants, $5, $6, $6.60 values, going at, . $4.15 Only a few of a pattern left, but plenty of sizes to choose from. : : EXTRA TROUSERS * For work are real bargains to the man who is in need of a work suit and has a good enough coat; regular pri- ces were $2 and’'$2.50, 24 in the lot; your choice at $1.65 Young Men’s Trousers for Dress or Work; 15 pair in the lot; sold regular at $2.00. Your choice at, . $1.15 +DOING WHAT THE AD MAN TOLD US Boys’ Underwear Heavy' all-wodl Union Suits, sold regular at $1.50, $1.25, gale Price. ;. o lias i iiieeeeans $1.00 1 Lét 6f Boys’ Union Underwear, heavy ribbed; $1 value [ B R A T LS R S B P aa 65¢c quS’ Sweaters 6 heavy all-wool. Sweater Coats; sold regular at $5; to . close '.he lot now, your choiceat . . . ......... $2,95 ‘FRIDAY, JANUARY = 8, '1915. 1 HF says he kiows | inte our sbre 3 } our under price sale i you a bargain o)por entirely new sog--- One you've alwa and never had " :for Here’s What He Tolg “Mark your stock 4ry ca of usual straight cu. .1 th shirts or clothes, marleach “Folks are not likesheef bargain for one is nofto an dollar shirt at $3.0C 4 sp the fellow who likes tat pa best--but to another is dea| “Fix a price on eery | exact value accordin{to n -condition of geods, 1&ness ularity-of the style d patt Then no matter whatfour ¢ he’ll see a bargain sctewhe “Here’s a lot of suits that én t so. are made of the finest mateii.zshey a somebody will find in them jufyhat he right down below cost if necedty. Thd to a good discount on lots thataven't popular.” { “Now here’s a lot of odd: forth. You don’'t want thefn ha come, so clean 'em out by malfg the p: “Those seasonable lines ov§there a you can afford to reduce the pte beca gone and the purchaser gets it mucl chase. He’s entitled to a pric hat rep: of the goods.” “Staples, though, are ipi . And slash prices there. They are *flly w always sell at very close pricelid give you may find that you can give smal them,” “Now arrange your stock \e,ple want, easily. Mark old anc fl_,«ces the best values in your windo #ilave folks locate what they want atell ev d end| his toes every minute.” “One thing more—tell ev*ody e doing in the simplest and ° llan in and buy, because folks alv_ ! espo. treatment.” We took the ad mn at did what he told us. Qome ip and tell ujf we