The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1920, Page 21

a us ‘ ian i ia al OH: Ren ofa Oba ANTRENNStr SET err THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1920. Under Fire den by Chief, gilspeontyd nl Citizens, Come and Get This Merchandise of fire engine houses are forbidden ah order tesued to-day by Fire Com- We are selling the stocks of twenty or aes manufacturers, amounting to half million dollars. We bought this merchandise at our ‘own prices— irerter tora that sites tee ne, |, stinply because manufacturers must borrow money ev ery § season until ." can make collections, We had hs money to advance. This is what we call a Notice to M anufacturers ition. of the platoon system of dut ' firemen have fallen into the habit ‘We can’t see you all in one day, so please arrange appoint- wet “hanging out” in the cellar where ments. And remember—we want no “seconds.” We want many of them, after enjoying a large quantities for a chain of stores. We want good mer- irty meal, “take in” af! sorts of chandise that can be guaranteed. If you have that kind in y sufficient quantity, come to see us, Please don’t take up our made contri to sl lscrmes vances to sltep on, time with small lots. We would like to help you on oy ae f : shed rom horse blankets to old Manufacturers, mills and other producers have found it hard to borrow, money, as it is scarce now. So we are acting as 2. You can’t realize what it means | must protect ourselves first. Remember—Pi The order recites the fact that eat- to a manufacturer to need money and not to be able to get it. Ruin stares him in the face. He, therefore, is willing to make any sacrifices in order to keep his business sesping pp lottering in cellars of |’ a-going. Fruckloads of clothing and furnishings are being dumped into our stockrooms as fast as we press find + to put the goods. We bought this merchandise at The Surprise Store a wperlor omcers aranental to heaith. | about 50c "on the dollar. We are selling it on the sam? basis. freauent inspections to put a stop Practice, ‘If You Made the Prices.Yourselves You’d Be Ashamed to Price These Goods Any Lower Than We Have You save 50c on every dollar's worth you buy in this sale. Come and see. Your money back ‘for the asking. ch Shirts 5,000 Suits from Our Own Factory yn opportunity worth something to you. You don’t have to gtess. Simply be guided by com- mon sense. Ask yourself if these prices are low. Then see the suits. That’s all. Men’s Suits Worth Up'to $40 Fancy mixtures in the newest models and fabrics. Some worth $36, others up § to $40. It’s certain that many of the finest will go first. Are you going to delay? Note the pricé well. Retmember, this is not a sale offering 20% off prices that were sat $2.75 This makerneeded $1,900.00, and he had these 1,000 shirts in his stock to be sold at $24 a dozen. We offered him $1,800.00—and here are the shirts. Perfect percales ; full- cut and guaranteed. We make 84c. on every ie aa we ages you 91c. always 45% too high—but they are actual reductions from Surprise Stores’ low prices. Styles for all ages and builds. All sizes, including regulars, stouts and slims; Suits Worth Up to $50 Suits Worth h Up to $65 to $65 Every kind of suit is in this lot—from cheviots to blue| Lf you can equal these suits anywhere else serges. The lowest priced suit you can select will be worth under $50, please tel] us where en *s lr S $42. And the early birds—and there will be many of them, Fancy cheviots, all wool flanne eat Ee ase kel Kray too—will get suits worth $45 and up to "yr Clay suits, all wool blue serge, and 4 wool black suits: al "Made to Sell at $3.95 Fancy cheviots in regu- fabrics in regular, stout price. Corded Madras, Woven Madras and very fine Percales; sizes 14 to 17. Sale Price... csisccssvecccsessvees This maker was so glad to find $ 65 } ready cash he let us name our own e Work Shirts lars, stous and slims. Blue and slim sizes. Let us serges in regulars, stouts repeat that this is a § and slims. Fancy worsteds $ bona-fide, full-fledged in regulurs, stouts and reduction—not the slims. Black Thibets in 20% kind; these suits regulars, stouts and slims; are positively worth up Gale Price elias vee c es to $65; now ........ 10, 000 Pairs of Pant aeutlie in This Sale—from Two Manufacturers—See the Prices Pants worth *6.50 | Pants worth *9.00 | Pants worth *12.00 Note—We ourselves have been selling simi-] | We have never sold any better pants than| Fancy worsteds in_sizes 29 to 48; all wool lar grades at $6.50—and that means that‘oth-| these at $9—fancy worsteds in sizes 29 to 48;| blue serges in sizes 28 td 425 black thibet in ers sell the same grade at heavy theviots in sizes 82 to 42; Palm Beach sizes 82 to 42; black clay $7.50 or more. All fine gar- $ 90 pants in sizes 28 to 48; fine 8 worsteds in siges 81 to 42.9 95 ments. Fancy worsteds in mohair pants in sizes 82 to, 5) 5 self-stripe woletetls in rizes Work Shirts TS ACTUAL | . 1700 Pairs fy Patent COLT HIGH GRADE AA toD 2 to 8 Flannels Made to Sell at $3.50 Caf Tee maker, in sd- dition to needing money, was anxious to dispose of this lot Decause it was small: ihre "attached collars; gray » OrehullesCoata Made to Sell at $2.75 g Union made garments in brown stripes and plain blue and white. We have been sizes 28 to 46; blue serges in 44; suiting pants, made of 29 to 42; solid-color pants in sizes 29 to 42; corduroys in suiting materials—ideal for sizes 2 9to 42; suiting pants sizes 80 to 42; at..c.seree Sizes 28 sp in sizes 28 to 40; at.....0. matching coats 40; at oe ee eee ee = a OOTS ND selling a similar grade at $2. 80 oursely 8 $ 75 $ 50 —and these garments are better, than P t th 15 . P. t W th 3 -B A | ants wor ants worth $ ants wor BS BF color; sale price....eesseseeeeeeeeses Fancy worsted in sizes 31 to 48; all wool serge, in | These are strong worsteds, suitable for work or] | ‘These are cotton pants of all kinds—khuki eloth, OXFORDS sizes 28 to 42; black thibet, in every-day wear, They are ex- white duck and grey cotton. sizes 82 to 42; black worsted, in tra well made—and they are They are the kind of pants you ; $ i made of materidis not easy to e need for Summer—and you know é steds, in sizes 29 ; . soil. The maker had 600 of that $1.89 is mighty low for flannels in plain colors, in sizes these he threw in with other them. ‘They are in big demand, B. V.D. Underwear. And Other Makes sizes 31 to 28 to 40; suiting pants, in sizes grades, Same grade will cost and we would be glad to get more 28 to 40; striped white flannels, $2.75 wholesale to-day. Sizes of them. Sixes 23 to 42. Sale “This will show whether we . in sizes 28 to 40; at ..... eee eee 28 to 42. Sale price.,........ PUN caries toencnnn piaskeaeee ae mean business or not. This is the genuine BV. D: =) end é 350 Wash —~9F) Wash Suits | t suirts* ‘and drawers an other makes; shirts 34 to 46; W7 ments in latest models, in a’ big assort- } & drawers 80 to 44; sale price. sas ae ata tie Neagle 4 Bought from a big manufacturer at almost half his regular } Shirts or Summerkib 450 Doz. Wash Suits att fine suits that positively were made to sell at i SPECIAL ae ropeyapenpe mrp ige me hs Drawers Union Suits curated Pag eblotar All atyioa inet Boys’ Suits Worth $12.50 ' CHSUPPORT ie 5 59e¢ 85e : These garments milk So thet oth hese, Bid it they a e seen. The wonder will be that you ca them at HIGH SHOES Piste am 1.50 Knee Pants aren. he sone ences ene and ba yp ” a St of standard quality and workmanship. Sizes 6 to 16; at Short sleeve shirts, In sizes 34 to 46, and ankle drawers, in sizes 80 to 44, Perfect garments, Short sleeve and ankle length style; sizes 36 to 46; perfect ' garments; made of a fine rib, 35c Wash ‘lies, 19¢ $2.50 Night Shirts, $1.44 Men’s 95c Belts, 68c | Men’s 75c Suspenders,46¢ Men’s Socks Pajamas Made to Sell at ‘ Made to Sell at $3; t 29¢.; now at ie now at 17¢ i $4.79 Included are khaki pants, gray and tan cotton pants and stripes; full cut new; guaranteed by us; sizes 6 to 16; MAIR INUGAT ig nk basen tater ie $2.50 Knee Pants Four very fine lines—fancy cheviot, blue serge, sh pants and fine cor- .79 usually goed mredeas in Boys’ Suits Worth $16.50 $ 65 -~and you would never sce any such suits at this price if this maker had a full assortment. He had only broken sizes—so he let us make our own price. Fancy mix- turés und blue serge in broken sizes 6 to 18; at...... y 9 ° Boys’ Suits Worth $20 Very fine garments, and the assortment is $ 85 very large. Norfolks of fancy mixtures with 2 one pair of pants and two pairs; all wool blue serge with one pair and corduroy with two pairs im Broken 18083 Ob. Goiviedecccgeccvercdcerce ee eeeeneengn-n, remenne see duroy; unus sizes 6 to 16 years; at.... Cc Made m at $1.35 Some have ween at Perfect half hose of New, clean and per- fect; made of fine ma- Nf terials of guaranteed washable colors. fast color; seamless style; black, cordovan i¢ blue; sizes 9% to ————— Boys’ $1.50 Overalls | Boys’ $2.50 Shirts Children’s Socks Raed pada ta col ate 1 | Us alee Bive pereale, in fast @ GA anvartice seldom seen ne ‘e lade of fine sult | | not ensily soiled; sixes 9 c color; neckband style; ® in a sale; perfect in c materiales ful eyanes 4 to 10; worth $1.50; French cuffs; made to every respect — and wat snapper front; | well at $2.60; now at. . highly mercerized. ope : 6 to 14 bie Made to Sell th Avenue rd Avenue | goth stores Open Satur- WIDTHS A to E Gn ale Here 90 Stocking S | Union Suits) vg 3 Naga Street | day Evening Till 10 P.M. We have been selling a similar grade at $3.95 as a special, but you can buy these in this sale at $2.90 Fine or heavy rib Those are perfect gar- They are perfect hats, ‘including such straws as Porto Rican and stockings; every, pair ments; nainsook — and Mail Orders Filled When Accompanied by Made to sell at 55¢ || MEADES | Brooklyn 's Best Known Shoe House Boys’ $1.00 Grade 102-104 Myrtle Ave,, Cor. Bridge St sennit, We sold 1,800 of these hats last Saturday—so judge for OS gg SAREE, tmentlt aonae short meowes BROOKLYN ourself. sizes 1 to 10. and knee length, pt _