Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1894, Page 11

| { | 1 i i Y e 'y & 4= = No matter what the cost—even if, as in some ecases, the making is worth more— i 5%:5_ ¥ We propose to clear out our remnants in Suits and Overcoats—We sell our entire 5 & i stock this week of $15—$18—$20 Suits and Overcoats for $5— G i e XFY X)"j; . W% e = * 5 B g & | , 9 & M Your choice of all the men’s ;‘1; 4 ‘— ifij / 1 4 i ;%(*x r % worth from $10 to $20—in single or G :fi & double breasted, silk and Farmer satin %3;%{ 4 F i lined, in colors of dark slate, dark blue, it fi i i gray, black, with silk velvet collars, )§ . ’EE silk and satinsleeve lined, at the great & %+ =+ ¥ Bioken Sale Price of #5.00...... o5 e 3 %5 & 4 i 5 »4 & Your choice of all the men’s £ X5 % ¥ ¥ SACK SUITS— %[ i worth all the way from $15 to $20—in i 4 & single or double breasted, in dark ef- s s fects, steel mixed, brown, pin head i §§§ checks, in cassimere, in cheviot—your % & choice of any of them for $5 at this i ‘3 x.‘.\— 28 = l~¢£¥ j- ;g gl’Cth Bl‘OkCll blZCd balc ................................ ; 'E}f: X 2 i a5 MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE 5 3 ,}i‘—i - PROMPT ATFTENTION. ’:x : x¥ £ix The M. H. Cook Clothing Co. XF% 9 {F 3 M . Ko o ) X XRe i i Sweesosto Columbia Clothing Co., Cor. 18th and Farnam Sts., Omaha & i R A B A R e B 4 . gt e e e < e e e Fie e e he = e s =W =i <he e e e s e e e e e e e e st '+ Broken—in—Size—Broken—in—Price ; THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY] NCVEMBER 11, 1894. |l R T 1 8 R R SRiRRLe 1 o By XY o St =t =fieslfeslieshie <te <l Hestlehie <he e sthe sl <k =lle <liesheatieatiestie <tje sl fe e st st aflesie <t L