Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 28, 1917, Page 3

iCommencing *» these goods were bought before prices had soared. So come and look so we can show you. hk 500 Pair of Shoes at Less Than Cost! One lot Men’s work shoes. These One lot Men’s heavy double sole Men’s Wool Sox. Good One lot Ladies’ dress shoes in lace One lot Boy’s dress shoes, made shoes worth All sizes. and heavy sox worth 65 and button to sell for ; twice what 5 Formerly more, now per pair Cc all styles, 3 50 $4.50 to $5, 3 10 we ask, now e $7.00, now e " now e now Om. ' One lot Men’s and Boy’s work One lot Misses’ tent button One lot old ladies’ comfort and One lot children’s shoes, regular oS 5 O pre wood 7 5 ans nig 1 @) a 2 sizes. $5 to 4 styles, o| slippers. Reg. and $4.00 $5.50 now e price $3.25 ® Children’s Moccasins at 15c $3.00, now oD now 15 \ Blanket i ? ankets Clothing, Men’s Dry Goods Our pen fos of fall var hote are pee 38) and as we purchase em very early we are still able to save z H you some money. Come in and see our line before Furnishin 1,000 Yards of Piece Goods: you buy. : 42 05 at exceptional low prices. As we haveall of our new’ . fall piece goods in we felt that we had to make room Gray cotton blankets good size at......... 4 ; agi : One lot young men’s suits that originally $3 00 Pune pallies all a oh a pee of atte Woolnap plaid blankets................... $3.50 sold from $10 to $15, sale price.......... ¢ good 8, such as ginghams, voile, woolen goods, Kobe. ; One-dot young’ men's sults fn good shades silks, etc., you surely cannot miss this opportunity to Woolnap blankets, good size.............. $4.50 and styles, reg. price $15 and up ........ $5.00 buy yard goods at less than cost. F Harvest quilts........ EEN aH sata $1 15 Boy’s knee pants at ........-...-...e 200 $3.75 into bofley dusty sale ab easel wen $0.1 5 j ‘ ——$—— Semi iis Laan ~~ - a bela serge suits with two pair $5 00 One'lot Kobe silks, wool goods in plaids, $0 35 Groceries deh ve ae A te Gi ‘ One lot boy’s long pants.................. $1 00 One lot middies. Reg. $1.50 to $2 values. . $1.25 ‘ a 2 i i tod: , One lot boy’s 2-piece underwear.- This reg- ies’ i i i Golden Rod washing powder.............. 20 dutraahd fen Sie, vant ao Ge $0.25 ins Jor Fadiee new white waists, old prices $1 00 ; cae 3 ‘One lot men’s gloves worth today $2 to ies’ i i ists ° Pumicine toilet soap, per bar...........--- 05 Shae ee $1 Wh) Ong lot Indien’ crepe. de : chine’ sik alata $4.00 One lot men’s Carson gloves, made to sell Tar soap, per bar..........---..+ssesee0s 05 at $2 and up; worth today $2.50 at....... $1 Wh Crepe de chine silk for waists, per yard.... $2.00 : : poe ay One lot ladies’ driving gloves, would be : Cupid and Gobbit toilet soap, each per bar 05 worth today $2.50, now......-.......... $1 50 Yard wide tates Cf ere $2.00 ; r A ; ig One lot men’s all wool under shirts, values ; Ceretana premium oats, per package...... 39 from $1.50 to $2 old prices, Sale price.... $1 00 ladies’ felthate, oo oe ee $0.45 : fi One lot men’s overalls, made to sell at 75c : Golden egg macaroni, per case............ 2.40 Bnd SlenOW 8h tse ce ness n eee $0.50 Yard wide black taffeta silk, per yard...... $2.00 : One lot men’s lightweight shirts and under- : ’ ‘ Five pounds Imperial Red syrup..........- 59 wear worth 50c to 75c, now............. $0.25 me pe aga sal ma ae $0.15 i 5 One lot men’s bib overalls, yood heavy Five pounds Imperial Crystal White syrup 60 goods worth today $1.75............... $1 WA One lot child'ehooda:. 6s ee $0.25 ‘ One lot men’s dress and work pants, both f ladies’ and. child’s one-piece Saccneiase pues bie bockel “achat aa. 4M light and heavy sizes—36 to 42.......... $3.00 eee 35¢ P Berry coffee, 25 pound drum for.... 7.50 ae : eee Tee Pe ee : s pe Half-gal. self sealing Mason jars......-.... 1.20 Stock Salt, 10-sack lots at 55c Corsets at Reduced Prices ¥ D1 24 “(SECOND ANNUAL REDUCTIO SALE _ At the Winona Store Company, Winona, Idaho (OE St In looking over our stock we find that we are long in a good many lines and in order to have our stock in ‘ normal condition, we have put on this fall reduction sale and have not s pared the knife in cutting the prices to make them move. If you will take time to read this bill, and come to our store during this sale, we will con- : vince you that we will save you money, as the goods we are now selling are less than manufacturers cost as