Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 9, 1914, Page 10

APRIL 5 CUT PRICE JAN. 23-: 1913 STOR |9|4 — - H—— (N \We are not quite a year old, but we are growing so fast, our shell is getting = entirely too small. The landlord has promised to give us 3,600 square feet more floor space soon. In the meantime, we are very badly crowded, and will make even lower prices than formerly, and you know that will be SOME LOW. In fact so low as to cause suspicion \‘ WILL YOU BELIEVE YOUR EYES? I 0} & i 10,000 yards Ginghams, Chambray, Lawns, Scrim, Vonle, Dlmlty Crepes and 50 g Madras. all per yard... . 10,000 yards Siik Foulard, Marqulsotte, Sulsene, Poplln Corduroy, Lmen, ete, Ioc all per yard .. 1,000 paxrsSGeo P Vli’,lm S farclllovu‘/s Red W" I | $3.50 Shoes for Men an omen, a : Styles, only..... $1 98 | Edwin Clapp’s Famous $6 00 and $7 00 0\ m Shoes, only .. ._ $2o:78 i 3 Geo. D. Witt’s Famous $6 00 and $7 00 Lo R $3.50 ' In fact, we buy and sell more Shoes ihan any other concera in Polk County. We'd be tickled to prove this assertion any time Ladies” Ready-to-Wear Department On Second Floor Everything for Ladies and Children Our Mrs. Taggart, who is an artist in her line, has charge of the Aalteration Depart- ment. Satisfaction and a perfect FIT guaranieed, or no sale. Our Store is badly crowded Hosiery, Notions, House Furnishings. Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats and Caps. Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases---just anything and everything. If you don’t see it, call for it. We've got it, and—-SELL I'T' FOR LESS —_— P Cut Price Store A. J. MOORE, Propriet.or 115 Main Sireet Lakeland, Fia,