Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 30, 1915, Page 4

Sale Starts MONDAY Nov. 1, 1915 Nothing will be left ¢l f of this great < 2 stock on Nov. 30th, if we would be spared the in- convenience and humilia- i tion of hav- ing our goods street. We must quit. We are going to i quit the Be- midji Busi- ness Arena and we are going to get out by the way of sacri- fice prices. Store Open Evenings piled in the $15.00 to $18.)0 suits, worsteds and browns and blues, latest patterns Forced Out Price $9.85 400z., all wool mackinaws, all sizes Forced Out Price $3.65 » All wool heavy lumherman S SOX, grey and white Forced Out Price 2ic a pair Heavy Fleeced Lined Underwear, two piece, per garment Forced Out Price 34c¢ Genuinehorsehide mittens, extra sizes, per pair Forced Out Price 43c o W AGE In which thousands of dollars worth of newest and best Men’s Clothing will be at the mercy of the public, at their own prices and at a season of the year when every merchant is getting,all the profit that is coming to him. To realize the great importance of these wonderful savings to you, glance over the few prices which we have the space to quote herem READ!! REALIZE! And Reap The Benefits ‘Open Evenings Until 8:30 0. 1915. ‘For Many Reasons The Greatest Of All CLOTHING SALES | Sale Starts MONDAY Nov. 1, 1815 unfavorable affairs drive men to unus- ual sacrifices. " Our entire || capital is e threatened and we must save a portion of the invest- ment regard- less of prices. Don't delay take advant- age early, the best selec- tions go first. You owe it to yourself, your family and your friendstotake advantage of lL this genuine money sav- ing event. Store Open Evenings Mr. C. M. Bacon our L ‘ T J 10 ito .-cate 4 building 'wé né ra'écfiby ot } or _Delg NQ ETINOI ATIVA LAAINIE THL . ‘gT61 ‘08 WALOID0. ‘AVAHUALVS { | e S — { 3 | — |