The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 12, 1902, Page 21

A clearing sale with big reductions on THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL," SUNDAY, JANUARY '12, 1902. i 21 swell sults and overcoats The sale started Friday morn- ing and the lively interest in the bargains for the two days shows what a great many people there are who appreciate saving a'l they can when buying clothes. The values appeal to anybody who is accustomed to wearing clothes costing from $10 to $I5. The goods are what few broken lines were left after the holidays, together with many regular suits and overcoats which we specially reduced for this sale. The suits before the first of the year sold for $12.50 and the overcoats for $10---all now go at .6 Exchanges, alterations or money back to cus- tomers who are at all displeased. A year’s repair- ing free with every suit or overcoa‘—bring it in any time, even if you only wish it pressed. The suits are single and doubl: | breasted Sco:ch tweeds of heavy winter | weight, in numbers of desirable check patterns, sizes 34 to 44; former price $12.50; sale price $6.65 [ e Overcoats The overcoats are all-wool cheviots of winter length and weight, lined with the best of farmer satin, with or with- out velvet collar; former price $10.00; sale price | $6.65 S — 5 O e e ey e e ) Trousers The trousers are substantially made frcm worst=d eat patterns; come in all sizes,and will ur entire satisfaction; former price $2.50, ’1.95 Hats Several lots of men’s hats, broken in szes, are | selling at big reductions, like the following : ‘ Rough wool hats in -Fedora and | Soft and stiff shapes, formerly gr]f shapes, in pearl, steel, brown | selling at $1.95, $2.50, $3.00 and nd Oxford, worth $1.25 and $1.50, | $3 5o, will do,e out at seduced to | g | .. | Goif caps, worth 25¢, now 10c. o ! Write for our illustrated catalogue, “What to Wear.” It makes ordering by mail very easy and contains every- thing in clothing, hats and furnishings for men and boys. 0005 (0 718 Market Street if they are displeased. forboys We nead to say but very littl> concerning the values in our boys’ and youths’ department—the reduced prices speak for themselves and mean a great deal to you when you realize that our rezular prices are the very lowest at which the goads can be so'dand'10 v 2 f1 ir profit. - R2ad each item and remember that each reduction is jus: as represented. Exchanges and alterations made or money back to customers Top Coats Top coats, made of covert materia’, tan, for chi cren, boys and youths. Cots for cniidren from 3 0 8; former price £400. will go at | °2.00 - ‘ Coats for boys from g to 13, former price #5 0o; will go at ’3.20 Coats for younz men from 14 to 19, former Fri e $6.50, will go at *4.00 in nzat light shades of Furnishings and Caps The following reductions will bs made in fur- nlshxngs and caps. You can’t'afford to miss such values as these: Boy’ unlaundered whi‘e shirts, sizes 12 to 13 1-2, former price 5oc, reduced to 35¢. Mother’s Friend <hirt waists, <hirt front and separate cuffs, ages 8 to 13; former price $1.00; reduced to 7o-. Boys’ white unlaundered waists, age s § to 12, former prlcel 35¢; reduced to 25c. Mother’s Friend shirt waists, only a few sizes left, former prize oc, reduced to 35¢; better qualities, formerly7 scand goc, reduced to 50c. All-wcol golf caps on special sale at roc each. Children’s sailor caps, in brown, blue and red, with as— sorted emblem ', on special <ale at 1oz each. Two=piece and Norfolk Suits Two-piecz ard Nurfolk suits, made of Sco'ch tweed and cheviots, ia neat mixturesz, ages 8 (o 16 years in the two-piece suits, and ages 3 to 10 in the Norfolk sui:<; all on sale in two lots, as follows: Suits, former prices $2.75, §3.00 and $3.50, reduced to $2.10 Suits, former pricss $3 75, $4.50, §5.co up to $7.50, re- L aes e ’ A . ‘ Youths’ Suits You hs’ suits, made of winter-weight materials, in many patteras, all des rable, single or double treasted styles, for- mer pric:s §7.co, §8. 50, $10 and $12 50. all reduced to %45 Out-of-town orders filled=== write us for anything in men’s or boys’ clothing, fur= nishings or hats. | b BT N s SRR i — 9