The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 8, 1930, Page 5

A Thrift Event to Ease the Famil THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930. Pocketbook THE CASH BAZAAR THE CASH BAZAAR THE CASH BAZAAR THE CASH BAZAAR THE CASH BAZAAR MEN’S OVERCOATS Direct from manufacturers and a FINAL CLOSE OUT $8.95 each Values up to $20.00 NO FOOLIN’ It looks like we are stuck on our boys’ overcoats and suits and we surely are unless you take them away at a 50 PER CENT IOS\ TO US. BOYS® SUITS In knicker and regular pants — some with two pair of pants, many are belted backs in undurm tweeds, mixed 2 its at $2.00 each 22 Suits at $6.45 each A Treat for the Kiddies I'resh assorted Chocolates in pound bags Very Special—35 cents per pound HOUSE BROOMS 65 cents Where ean you match this? HOUSE SLIPPERS in ladies’ and children’s —some felts—some velvets— 50 conts per pair Some of these snugglers sold for $3.50 per pair. POWDER PUFFS with pouch c BASEBALI SHIRTE 70 Worth' tw much. LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES 95¢, £1.25, $1.95 Each “Wonder values” ABSORBENT TOWELING Heavy at 20c¢ yard RICK RACK BRAID While It Lasts 2 yards for 5 cents KIDDIES SHEEP LINED COATS Just a few of these coats left —water repellant—were $10 Now—$5.00 BOY’S PANTS In knickers, in knee and long pant styles— From 75¢ to $3.50 pair “Unbeatable Bargains” OVERCOATS We cannot explain our sit- uation on this buy, but we will give them away at 5.00 EACH “Mail order prices don’t mean a thing m us.” BOYS* CANVAS GLOVES heavy kind with kuit —regular $2.25 per doz. W 'fil 95 per d()/en The wri WORK SOCKS Woolen—heavy and warm— 3 pairs $1.00 Cotton, 19gu141 20c pair, now 6 pairs for $1.00 We are ~acnf1unr all of our ladies’ and misses’ rain gar- ments. In all of the newer styles and colors, many shades and the very new and popular mixed goods. $12.50 values. Now 8$4.95 Each DOUBLE BLAN I\ETS GREAT VALUE $2.95 Pair | 1 A Clean SWeep of All Ready to Wear DRESSES Flat Crepe, Satins, Al-Wool Jerseys, et values up to $12.40—March Clearance— $4.48 $14.60 and $17.00 values in Satins and Ilat Crepes, Big range of newest shades and styles—March Clearance— $7.90 u wauld s much as A few dre ex- ins :mtl H.n Crepe for March Clearance— s trimmed of Won- terialg; they are marked to sell from $16 to $25.00 each. They are cut to the bone for this clearance and we will sell them at $6.95 We have a fey coats left consi LADIES’ HATS IN FELTS | AND VELVETS For this sale we have pric all of our hats in three price groups— $1.00 MY! MY! MY! | The $1.00 hats are real values lA large assortment of girdles, l'hm are slightly soiled thru |brassieres, etc., in all of the newer pastel ~|m(lc\ new fig- Many dandy hats jured designs and some with | elastic backs. | Your Choice 50c Each handling. $2.00 \ in the other groups. $1.50 Special Reductions on all items in our stock dur- ing this Sale-Seeing Is Believing-Three Days- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday MEN’S SHOES Regular $6.50 to $10 values —if we can fit you here is a bargain— Per Pair $3.00 # CLOSE OUT ON SUIT CASES and HAT BOXES 51 JO Each MEN’S ALL WOOL GLOVES SWEATERS or men, women and ¢hildren -—\hpovers V neck, ' turtle neck, coat styles, ete., new colors and patterns— At Your Own Price KEWPIE PITCHERS Handy and very useful—the kind you would egpect to pay e flor MEN’S SUITS 0 cent Sdf—gn(e_” S Just a few suits left, many CHILDREN’S SLEEPERS | 100 per cent wool, in cheviots, and PAJAMAS worsteds and stripes—if we i can fit you—take one away at Heavy outing flannel — in g many colors, regular: $1.50 $10.95 garments—for this salé only MEN’S SHIRTS In neckband awd collar tached styles, blues, browns, tans and figured patterns— they values at $1.50 each. would be remarkable “Cannot be duplicated Our Price—95 cents 75 cents at this price” Very Special Savings A few of the imported Ger- man Berets—were $3.50 NOW $1.75 hats come in mixed and plain colors. For the spring clean up of vour home we have purchas- ed a lot of 5 piece window curtains, consisting of the back alance, and side cur- tains 1ey come in two-tone eff , colored edges, and h dainty figured side Sale price— $1.25 per set of 5 pieces These BEDSPREADS $5.00 RAYON Regular $6.50 values, in pink blue, lavender or yellow. BOXED SFATIONERY Regular 506¢ now 25 cents Regular 95¢ now 50 cents SCHOOL TABLE" The p()puLu Rainbow Tablet, many different shades of pap- er in each tablet— 6 tablets for 25 cents The old reliable 500 - sh pencil tablet—fine for tice work— 7 for 25 cents COPYRIGHTED BOOKS At a very poular price—good binding—$1.00 each. , $2,00 14 children‘s coats, values you cannot duplicate $8.50—All to go at $2.00 EACH. BREAD BOXES Simply overstocked — that’s the answer. Enameled colors of blue, green, gray and yel- low. lwu sizes, one at $1.60 One at $1.85 Regular $3.50 values THINK OF IT— A lot of Schillings and Reli- ance Curry Powder, Savory, Cayene Pepper, etc., 1 ounce, 3 cans for 27 ts. Easylight Matches, per car- ton, 27 cents. Elastic Starch, per package, 5 cents. Steel Wool, for scouring pots and pans, per package, 10 cents 3 pound jar Snookum Jam, assorted flavors, 69¢ Tomatoes, in Puree, 5 cans for 95 cents Handy Andy with Lunch Kits Thermos Bottle Now $1.15 each ALL SILK 95 Cents Per Pair Many with pointed heels in gun metal, beach tan, rose morn; sun tan, breeze, mystery and many other of the very new shades. Regular $1.50 and $2.00 values— For This Sale Only—95¢ LOOK——LADIES! Slips, Petticoats, and whatnots in ray- on, cotton and some broadeloth. A few in figured patterns— Your Choice—350 cents each We have a very complete stock of NOTIONS, Hair Prushes, Clothes and Hand Brush- Piece Goods, s, Mirrors for the Bathroom and Kitchen, Kitchen Utensils Many of these items have been placed in this sale at—— 40 cents each Look them and get the little things you need in your home at this SALE. over Exclusive Juneau Agency HAAS' FAMOUS CANDIES | T[\e C&Sh Bazaar FRONT AND MAIN ¥ STREETS OPEN EVENINGS