Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 3

SS LEGGETT MERCANTILE CoO. IN _ LT CES OERRTUUETS GEESE EGE ESTEE me FO te eeelanetaiieflehantid Rech ileemniniadithecreanemnipancinnaunermnenar segue. COTTONWOOD, IDAHO Dress Goods THE ENTIRE DRESS GOODS SECTION IS REPRICED AND LOWER. Plaids (See Serges bs eiscicsesiey OD) Coating ‘ 2.23 (For 54-inch goods e Munsing Wear 200 GARMENTS TO CLOSE OUT; SOME AS LOW AS §1.39; MANY AT $1.98 FOR WOOL. ODD LOTS AT 98c, 89¢ AND $1.49. Outing at 13 cents AS LONG AS THEY LAST, AT THE RATE THEY ARE GOING YOU MUST HURRY. Wool Pants | HEAVY WOOL PANTS FOR MEN. THEY WILL MOVE FOR THEY ARE BALLARDS AND ONLY | | $4.50 Towels A BIG FLUFFY BATH TOWEL, SIZE 18x36 FOR ONLY | 23 cents | Blankets BIG HANDSOME WOOL BLANKETS, PINK, BLUE, ; BROWN. WORTH $15.00 FOR | $10.98 A Fine Christmas Present We Are GOING AFTER BUSINESS— NOT OUT OF BUSINESS. —— SSSSSSeSeSSESESSSFSFSSSSFFFSses Announces Sale THIS IS WHY: Not for the past quarter century has the season been so unfavor- able for merchandising. The small crop and low price at the time of sale. The long dry season and the disadvantage to both farmers and stock raisers has so retarded fall buying that we find our shelves full to the top with seasonable merchandise that must be moved. Further the plans of our company call for immediate funds and we have set aside this month to turn thousands of dollars of season- able merchandise into money; merchandise that was bought to sell for a profit but this will be disregarded in our efforts to convert into money the splendid assembly of the best market productions. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Holiday Gifts for All A most wonderful assortment of holiday goods---toys, dolls, candy, handkerchiefs and novelties will be in our store by the time this reaches you and will be included in this sale. Bring the Children to See the Toys Ds Os Women’s Coats and Dresses At unheard of prices. They must be sold. Some marked as low as $5.00, many at $10.00 and the best from $15.00 to $20. You surely can’t pass these by. are ea ea ea eI eal ee oa a ecco aE Every surplus dollar of this stock must go out to make room for heavy spring purchases. Only a few of the prices are listed. The store is a carnival of bargains The Sale IS NOW ON AND GOODS ARE DISPLAYED FOR YOUR CON- VENIENCE, ; Royal Society CROCHET COTTON, NEARLY ALL COLORS. ABOUT 1000 SPOOLS TO CLOSE OUT AT 8 cents Blue Serge Suit ——FOR—— $22.50 FOR MEN. YOU MUST SEE THESE TO APPRECIATE THEM. Wool Sox SOFT COMFORTABLE SOX FOR THE COLD DAYS. A GOOD SOCK AT . 39 A heavy white wool at 49 A very heavy extra length _.73 Raasien German Sox 1.49 Wool ‘Nap ‘ A HEAVY WOOL NAP BLAN- KET, FULL SIZE AND WEIGHT. NOT JUST A BLAN- KET BUT OUR NUMBER 114 PINK, BLUE OR GRAY PLAID FOR ONLY $5.33 Old Homestead COFFEE NOT A CHEAP COFFEE BUT A HIGH GRADE COFFEE FOR ONLY 35 cents Wood ABOUT 100 CORDS OF GOOD DRY WOOD. $8.00 Per cord in the yard NUUUHOLVAU URAL GUE ee ae Soins