Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ' 9 e e o Sl e eeated e o i v e THE EVENING (ELEURAM, LAK ELAND, FLA. SEPT. “"',1,53.1.'"" siness? Just Fine! B J s bl o T In fact we are tickled to the bone. But now really don’t you think we deserYe a large patronage? We have set a pace on price-making never before thought of in South Florida. “WE SIMPLY SELL IT FOR LESS!” R — e ——— —————— - - Shoes! S—l;(;—es!---And Then Some! We buy shoes in enormous quantities from the panic stricken factories of Massachusetts paying spot cash and getting at and sometimes less, than actual cost of production. 200 pairs Ladies’ White Pumps and Oxiords, worth from $1.50 to 98(: 3.00 500 pairs Ladies” Oxfords and Pumps 500 pairs Men's Shoes, Goodyear Welt, union made, in ¢ll leathers, $| 98 200 pairs Men's Oxfords, all leathers and styles, worth $5.00, $2 (“‘ig and styles, your choice your choice Men’s Oxfords 98(: 500 pairs Ladies’ Patent, Gun (}fln Paient, Gunmet®! Tan, hand $I gg Metal and Tan Oxfords J{Tu turred soles, worth $3.50 . [ ——————————————————— ————_—————————— . —————— o —— ——— P it TR W (T v S { s e 3 e e e e 300 pairs your choice 10,000 ycs Gingham, Lawn, Chambray, Madras, and Dim- ity, worth at least 10c, 50 per yard Our Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Department cn sccond floor is full from 10,000 yds Mill Remnants in Marquisette, Voile, Suisene Poplin, Crepe, Foulard Ioc and Cordury floor to ceiling with great bargains. Ladies’ Crepe Gowns 50C o “ Kimonos 98¢ s 2.98 Gingham and Percale wash dresses - 98¢ Ladies Linen and Seisucker dresses 1.98 2000 yds Lonsdale and Long cloth per yard oc Just received $5000 worth of Men’s and Boys' Clothing which we are selling at prices that will make the natives sit up and take notice. All Men’s $3.50 Pants $1.98 We receive your money with a smile and return it the same w Ladies Corduroy Norfolk Suits - 1.98 100 Ladies “QUITERITE” Skirts, all the name implies - - - 3.98 Just received 60 doz. Ladies Shirtwaists worth at least $1.50, all the latest styles. Your choice 98¢ All Men’s $1.50 Pants 98¢ Men’s Suits which would be cheap at $18,your choice $10 Boys’ Suits worth $8 $3.98 Boys’ Pants 25c, 50¢, 75c, $1.50. These aregreat values 10,000 yds French Val Lace, English and German "Eg’ Linen Toichon JU Ladies Evenin g Dresses from $5.60 w0 $25.90 Children’s dresses of every description. Now is the time to fix up the little folks for school. 5000 yds 36-in Unbleached Homespun 5¢ Mat Art Squares 9x12 $2.50 Rex Rugs 6x 12 §$3.98 Men’s Soc Elastic Seam Drawers 250 Men’s $3 Fish Brand Siick- ers §1.98 2,000 vd: Ribbon Remnants worth from 25 to 50¢ i@c per yard T — Ladies’ and Children’s Hats at prices lower than you ever heard of. 100 Ladies [resses worth 7.50, your choice $2.98 Sheets, Fillow Cases, Scarfs, Fed Sprecds, Table Covers Napkins, Table Linen, Lace Curtains, Window Shades inamrm Men's 50¢ Work Shirts 200 Men's $3 Stetson Hats $2.90 Men's $3 Ironclad Hats 5'-98 All $8 Trunks $5.00 Solid Leather Suit Cases and HandBagsleatherlined §4.98 "_“‘_—-___—— ay if youare in the least dissatisfied with any purchase. Give us a trial---we will convince you, "WE SELL | OR B —— e ———————————— 115 West Main St.