Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 5

e S— —— ‘The Entire Store Will Be Al;laze in a Turmoil -- In Thls —— ost Overwhelming Record - breaking = o GIGANTIC PRICE: WRECKING EVENT! This magnificient stock to be surrendered regardless of its Goet: ALL DAY THURSDAY Getfing in Shape For This BIG EVENT fner & Marx and Society brand Suits and Overgoats; and Stetson hats, Vassar underwear, Jors woven hosiery, etc., etc. = - . Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Soci- ety Brand, Cloth Craft and oth- wimiciciman SUILS Offered right now when every man is planning on buying a Fall and Winter suit. Save as much as $15 on the price now! Three lots com prising the newest tailored suits in all the de- sirable fabrics, serges, worsteds, cheviots, hom espuns, etc. All sizes in conservative business mens styles, as well as the more novel types popular with the young men. Workmanship and materials throughout, the very finest. Our entire stock offered at astounding reductions, $19.50 = $24.50 % $29,50 Boy’s Heavy Men’s Paflts Fleece UNION el orstodirenins su”s tures ete., greatly re- duced. Reg. $8.00 values go they will sell fast at— at- $6.20 - 95¢ Reg. $6.00 values go Boy’s heavy ribbed i $4.60 mixed Reg. $5.00 values go Union Suit LOT 1 Formerly priced to 36,00 LO1 2 Formerly Drle-d to LOT 3 Formerly Priced to $40.00 MEN’S:$9.50 SWEATERS Heavy shaker knit wool in navy, _grey maroon, seal brown and white, $6.95 Extra Special OVERALLS Men’s Sheepskin Lined COATS ~ im and Wanqver shoes, Inter- 'Art, Schaf- ttan Shirts, Knox An event extraordinary, campaign of a nature never befbrenttempted in the history of Northern Minn- esota. Many special features in connection which makes every item doubly at- STORE GLISED ALL DAY Getting m Shape For This BIG EVENT rdinary, an unheard of sacrifice of profits. A stock reduction ' { tractive. Read every paragraph of this remarkable sales circular. 5 | UM g A STATEMENT OF FACTS In no city regardless of its size, have you ever seen a S finer stock of Men’s and Boys’ clothing, than this one of} fered for sale by Shavitch Brothers of Bemidji. To read the brands of wearing apparel carred, is like £ reading a list of America’s foremost makers of fine clothes = and haberdashery. H ‘Where have you seen a similar array—Hart, Schaffner and Marx and Society Brand Clothes, Manhattan Shirts, Vassar Underwear, Knox Hats, Interwoven Hosiery, Flor- sheim and Walk-Over Shoes? Where have you seen such a group of high grade mer- chandise, with the standard nationally advertised prices, to- tally and utterly disregarded, marked at cost and in some stances less than cost? IR The average merchant lacks the courage to stage as big £ a sales campaign as this. He generally cuts the prices of = unknown brands, bought purposely to unload during a sale. £ But every article here is from the regular high grade stock priced regardless of profit, priced to move and to move fast. Every retailer will agree that there is a distinct upward trend in the cost of merchandise, In the face of tl fact the public will attach grcater significance to our sale. ‘The object is to raise a certain amount of cash in ten days of selling. To do so Shavitch Brothers have decdied to “let go.” Our sincere belief 3 that the people will relpmd heartily, proving that quality and price aré what count in disposing of merchandise. e e P 000000000000000000000000020€00000000000000000000002000000 FREE! 3 $3.85 Splendid Values at Blue With fur collars xhnkxsvas.-s, Boy's W T “Union’ Smh Our $3 grade go at $1.95 — . Work Pants Good materials coat, 26 inches long. Regular $3.50— Newest Fall & Win- $2.65 $7.45 Boy’s sheepskin lined COATS Black fur collars, Rag fine Vo coat, well worth $9.50. heavy brown khaki, a dressy belted To the W people making a purchase here, we will present FREE 10 | large bara KIRK'S ww Between the hours of 10 ud Nome— <l sell 10 m \un of this soap for F REE OVERCOATS To the farmer and family: coming, the greatest distance by auto Sat- urday, October 14, to attend this sale (limit 75 miles) we will present FREE OF COST a finp dress Overcoat. To the farmer and family coming the greatest distance by train (limit 75 miles) Satuiday, October 14th to attend this sale, we will present FREE OF COST a fine dress overcoat. To the farmer who brings the largest family to attend this sale Mon- day, October 16th, we will present FREE OF COST a fine dress overcoat for his oldest boy. | Our entire stock lar, doubled of highest grade, fully guaranteed Overcoats Comfy, warm, Ulsterettes. Overcoats that feel good, look good and wear even better, Snug fitting storm collars. Every coat an example of remarkable vlalhu:nshlp Fabrics and linings the very finest. Coats of a quality seldom if ¢ ver offered at nluh astounding reductions. Every 29.50 coat in the store grouped into three lots. $19.0 Dress Shoes We will place on sale our entire stock of Dress shoes comprising of Florsheim and ‘Walk-Over, known all over America for their style, fit and wearing qualities. WALK-OVER Reg. $8, $9, $10 $5.45 FLORSHEIM Reg. $10 and $11 LO‘I' 1 Formerly priced to $30.00 LOT 2 Formerly lr-ead to LOT 3 Formerly priced to 2450 ; DRESS SHIRTS In neat stripes and patters. Shirts well made of good ma- Leather Work Shoes Al sizes to cPear— terials, $2.05 In all sizes to clear at— 95¢ CASHMERE HOSE 49¢c Our regular 0 RUBBERS “1 lot of Gold se! Top Notch Lungk Grey. ————— 8 inch top all solid Leather SHOES' Regular $30 full leather lined DRESS OVERCOAT Fur collar $19.50 Splendid-$4-value. | All sizes, to clear, j ~$295 Flannel Shirts in brown, grey and “Tom Wye” 2 SWEATER o ‘ i Reg. $9 and $10 Our §5 Knox Quality S Moleskin and Cord uroy pants at big reductions. See COATS Dark brown heather $6.75 blue. Values to $3 Al sizes to go at— $1.95 Extra Heavy Hundreds of items not advertised. Mail orders f illed——New features Daily! $4.29 | them. e ] R - Extra Special! WOOL HOSE i9¢c Lumbermen’s Heavy ‘White and grey Our regular 85¢ val- ue— Lumbermen’s CHOPPERS $159 Famous Eisendrath Horsehide. Regular $2.00. Extra Special WOOL PANTS $43 Workmen’s Heavy All sizes, Reg $6.00 Boy’s Woolwear OVERCOATS $79% $10 and $12 values Sizes 5 to 12 years. Lumbermen’s CHOPPERS 93¢ Famous Eisendrath make. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 value— Two lots of heavy wool Very best; igrade heavy, work; § WOOL HOSE ! Regular price $1 Extra Special— Boy’s Pants $1.19 & 1.69 Regular values up to $2.50 Extra;Special W& “Men's well known Piqua Brand? UN- ION SUITS, fine mixed weaves. ) : WOOL HOSE 69c Genuine English Heavy ribbed, all wool, regular $1. Extra Special b4 Flannel Night i Shirts € o 95¢ Regular $2 and $1.75 Values. S ——— — Dress Gloves ,R' galar Newest , shades, in MOTHERS LOOK! the famous K & E . Extra Special An assortment of Our $4 line of new up to the minute Kid. .. FINE HATS $1.95 . $285 Reg. $3.00 ————— The latest shades . Extra Special high grade SILK TIES 93¢ Newest patterns The newest KNIT TIES 49c Paris GARTERS i9¢c All colors Boy’s Blouses These are our regu- 85c and $1 values— -lar $1 new narrow.. Wilson Brothers ties SILK HOSE All colors regular- The celebrated “Oregon” Virgin Wool JUMPERS Double front and’ back. Regular $7, and $8— - $5.95 "All colors. Black, and Grey ~ checks and khaki. Interwoven and Men’s Collins Wool SHIRTS AND DRAWERS per piece $2.75 Worth $3.50 each Workingmen’s Underwear Shirts and Drawers c $|89 These are reg. $2.50 and $3.00 garments. Men’s good quality white. . Handkerchiefs Sc Not more than six to Good Quality Good sized Blue and Canvas Gloves Red, . Handkerchiefs 6¢ Three only to a cust- omer, An assortment of CAPS Regularly $2 and ~7 $1.50 to go at— 95¢ i Interwoven and Wil-{ son Brothers § Silk Ligle Hose 33c¢ Reg. 40c _v;lue— larly 75¢ 63c Guaranteed Hog- "iery, rarely sold for less than the adver - tised prices. 3 pairs 25¢ Limit of 3 prs. to a a customer. customer. s i 165 These are the famous “WOOLWEAR” suits regularly sold at $15.00. Regularly: $13.50 Wool- wear suits to go at— Regularly $10 Woolwear Suits to go at— Well Known makes of fine YOUTH’S WOOLWEAR OVERGOATS %55?&&53&553 YT Included in the lot are famous ’ $19 50 Manhattan, America’s premier shirts. the regular $30 garments $10 SILK SHIRTS go 5 95 . Finest MADRAS Our stock of beautiful Mannish, twell tatlored, satin quar- | at ter Imed up-to-the-minute coats in SHIRTS in exquisite patterns and dignified 4 85 stripes, regular $8. @ MEN! An unheard of opportunity to se- cure at almost cost, celebrated Vassar and Superlor, High grade All-Wool UNDERWEAR $10.85 The $6 grade goes at $4.6;1 | $7 95 The $5 grade goes at $4,15 $3.15 $5.95 $2.15 SHAVITCH BROS. |::: Largest Men’s and Boy’s Outfitters in Northern Minnesota While the lot BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA |- | 3 F la;‘;nel Outing SHIRTS In khaki, blue, green, greys, and ,ghe(;};s.‘]d’eg'l fpr golfing and sports " e‘qgfl “and well made, I Reg $5.00 “F"Heg. $3.50 | Reg. $3.00 $4.15/s2.85/81.95 They’ar The $4 grade goes at The $3 grade goes at everyv Fdetail. S}QS 15 to 20 years One lot of suits to clear at— BT T T T T T T T O EXTRA SPECIAL Men’s heavy grade khaki Union-Alls Splendid . $4.00 Unionsuits R Good quality heavy ribbed A limited quantity to Clear Only a few doz- Dark Grey- all wool JUMPERS To clear a3 $3.95 Reg. ip v $5:50 SHOES Alotof $5 and $6 shoes, black Vici Kid: Rubber heels. - Come early for these at— Underwear Shirts and Drawers A limited quan- tity to clear en heavy fleeced