The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUT THIS OUT )!
And Bring 1t With You.

waitl Wait: Wait! Almost a panic.
Positively for 10 days only. Save this and
wait. Do not buy dollars worth Of cloth
ing until Friday. Oct, 18th, at 8 A. NJ, and
We will open your eyes. sho wing you the
finest stock of tailor-made men $. boy s, and
children's fine 1ail and winter ciothlng n;ni
ever seen in this city. Inc wilson Bill,
stopping sof factories, scarcity OF money
and the terrible strikes all over the coun-
try have demoralized all kinds OF business,
but in no line has there been as many
failures as in the clothing line. We found
many wholesale and retail clotblers in fall
ing conditions, and being enabled to shake
the ready cash at them, they refused no
offers. We secured immense lots of desira-
Bile clothing at our own prices but can't
hold them and must get our money out of
them, therefore we have rented this build
ing for 10 days only as we are forced to get
rid of an immense stock of clothing in this
short time, and the prices will bring every
man and woman within so miles of this
city to our store. Never in the history of
America have such bargains been offered: !:
this will be genuine slaughter of clothing.
This city was selected on account OF its
prosperity, by our head manager and we
will give the hard-working people chance
OF a lifetime to secure fine winter clothing
at less than one-third its value. Every dol
lars worth OF goods must be turned into
cash within 10 days and If you wait until
the doors open you will be rewarded In
order to show what gigantic bargains
will be offered. few OF the prices are men.
toned. and remember there are 2,0OO OF
these bargains We cannot enumerate.
Save this and bring it with you, and ask Tor
the following mentioned al ticles; Men ms
is we'll made, all to match and really worth
Sl2-50. We will allow you to keep this suit
home days and if it does not suit you IN
every respect or if you do not think II
worth S12.50, bring it back and we Will re-
turn you your So. AZ. Elegant chevlot suits
for men, single and double breasted. worth
Sl6-50, must go at S4.22. Mems fancy cas-
simere suits in cut aways and sacks, worth
S2l.0 We will sell quick at So. 49, MEMS
elegant fancy cheviots and casslmeT@es @ n IN
double and single breasted, worth SSs.;4u,
will go quick at S6.42. Mems evening suits
in all styles. we'll worth S25.0O at S1.sS;
Mems fine English diagonal clay worsted
in cutaways. round and square cut SACKS,
made in the best of Styles, which cost TO
manufacture $4,000 we will slaughter at
$3.50. Mems heavy weight blue beaver and
flannel suits of all the standard mills,
tailor made sssuits, in dove, tail cqtaways,
sacks. double and single breasted, worth
$4,000 will go at $11.4S. Mems fine custom
made suits. Made from the finest clay
woTsted and wide-waie, in cutaway and
sacks, double and single breasted, elegantly
lined and trimmed. These suits cost &c
axe as high as 1900 We sell as low as
l4,60 Mems overcoats in double and single e
brested beavers and frieze worth from SS. ?o
to S2l.O will go at from S3.2S to 90 40 Men
fine English kersey, beaver and melton
all colors, blue black and brown worth high
as $3.50 will go as low as S6.9S Mems tailor
made dress oyercoats, handsomely lined
and trimmed in all shades, worth S32. W will
be slaughtered at $780, Mems ulsters in
chinchilla beavers and Irish tIieze. worth
from ST.. 90 TO $4,000, will go quick at from
2.9S up to S9.72 Mems storm reefeIs IN
ohinchilla and knotted beavers, flannel
lined, worth as high as $3.50 will go as low
as S2. 49, Children and boys overcoats and
ulsters in all ahades and styles. worth as
high as Sl4 10 will go from 9o cents up to
S3 rs. Boys long pa nts suits in fine che vlots
cashmere and worsted worth from So.ae to
20.00 must so quick at from S2.74 to " Is.
Children's suits in 20 different styles
worth as high as $500 will go as low as 81
cents. Men S strong working pants, worth
as highsas 81. 81 will Ego as low as SO cts.
Mems fine dress trousers, IN fancy Worsted-
Clays and cashmefes, made in he best
style. worth from So SO to 5000, must go at
from ST. II up to SJ.49. Thousands OF boys
pants, some worth as high as Sl.75, We will
sell at IA cts. Not more than pairs tC one
person. strictly one price, and all goods
marked in plain figures. Any lnattentlon
on the-part of he statesmen should be re-
ported to the Manager. Keep your eyes on
the day and date, and be on hand when the
doors open. as the rush will be tremendous.
Mothers will do we'll TO come early to
avoid the rush.
Remember this sacrifice will last only 10
days, commencing Friday Oct. 18th, at 8 a. IN.
sc UNION STREET.
One door from Col. Middle St., Portland, Me.
Lock for sign and number. Store open every
evening. oct9d3t lstp