Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1923, Page 12

Che Casper Sunday Morning Cribune PACKED! JAMME PRICE DESTRUCTION IS Careful Buyers - This is a Message of Vital Importance to You - Floors lacked with Quality Merchandise All Thrown Out on Boxes and Placed at the Vlercy of the Buying Public - We are aught = Our Hands are Up - This Merchandise Must and Will Be Sold Withn the Next Eight Days - It’s a Colossal Selling Event so Different ~ It Will Make You Fairly Gasp With Astonishnent — BE HERE RAIN OR SHINE | AND WATCH THE EAGER AND ENTHUSIASTIC BUYERS CARRY AWAY THIS MERCHANDISE | There’s a Reason--Read Mir. Scott’s Statement Remiennber = 800 Men’s and Young Men’s \ Suits and Top Coats A e ° F To choose from, featuring the famous Kincaid-Kimlhall This merchandise is all stacked out H Clothes in the newest styles, best materials and wak- in plain sight. We have arranged for | a large corps of courteous salesmen | manship. Every one priced at cost and below. who will help you find the bargains } you are looking for. ; LUGGAGE Fiber and solid leather Hand Bags, Suit Cases. If you § need one take advantage of this opportunity. One Lot Men’s All Leather Work Shoes . . . . $1.95 STACKS AND STACKS Of Underwear, Shirts, Pants, Sox, Hats, Caps, furnish- ings of all kinds, all tagged and quoted at prices that will move them like wildfire. . DAY, MAY 20, 1923. SPAGE TWELVE. CROWDED! a a a eS ate. earn } : Heavy Cotton Gloves, pair. . 10c Men’s Cotton Socks, 3 pair . 25c One Lot Men’s Union Suits . 48&c SHOES, SHOES Hundreds of pairs of Shoes at a fraction of their real val- ues. We will be glad to show whether you buy or not. The work of remodeling my store is not quite finished. Complete new fixtures will be here in a few days. Ex- pecting to be ready by this time a large portion of the im- mense quantities of merchandise I purchased on my re- cent trip to the large eastern centers has arrived. Conse- quently the store is overflowing with cases of new goods which in order to make room I am simply forced to open, throw out on boxes ang tables and let you come and take your pick at prices that will move it quickly. This sale will continue for eight days, after which the carpenters and decorators will be through and I-will open to the peo- ple of this city one of the finest and best equipped men’s and boys’ stores in the entire state. One Lot Men’s Cravenette TopCoats . . . . $17.75 One Lot Men’s Suits . . $9.00 IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE We haven’t the room to quote many prices, but we say to you, come look carefully and convince yourself that never have your eyes beheld such astounding values. Clothing Co. 240 South Center Street ATTENTION This is not the opening of our new store. Circum- stances as all ready explained make us take this step. J. E. SCOTT.