The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-24

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quickly to pay the creditors.
Below are quoted few of the Bargains
offered for this and next week.
$4,000 Worth of Ladies' and Misses
ClOalss, Capes and Newmarkets,
Dresses and Wraps.
800 for Jackets, Chinchilla, Beavers,
BroadclOth, worth $18, $22, and $50.
Take this jacket home and show it to
YOUR friends and if not worth $18 or
%, return it and we will refund your |
money.
$3.50 for capes worth 12, Is and $18, all
STYLES, shades and trimmings.
81 for ladies' and misses elegant jackets,
full sleeves, Prince Albert cut, worth .,
$50 and $l2.
SO for elabOrately trimmed newmarkets,
all cOlOrs, worth Z, 9, and $15.
IS for the latest cut in combination
dresses, autumn browns, grays, and
navy blue and black, worth IL, 22 and
$35.
S. for novelty dresses in mixed tweeds
and brOadclOths, worth 10, IA, IS, and
$40.
$3.50 for 5, 7.50 and SO dresses, all sizes
and desirable cOlOrs.
$1.25 for flannelette tea gowns richly
trimmed with braid, worth 3, 5, and
$3.50.
IS cents for $1.25 and $1.75 flannel
waists.
! SO cents for wrappers, Immense variety,
styles and cOlOrs, worth 1.25, 1.50 and
$1.75.
$4,000 Worth of Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothing.
| $3.50 for the latest long frock or sack,
clay worsted, worth IS, 20 and $25.
Keep this suit home 5 days and If not
worth 18 to $25 your money will be
refunded upon returning same.
| IS. rs for single and double breasted sack
or cutaway suits for business and
dress, worth 10, 12 and SIS. Money
refunded il not worth 10 to $15.
$3.50 for good business and working
| suits worth 6, s and SO.
$2.25 for boys suits, age 13 to 10, wortl
$50, Z, and $8.
$1.75 for good working OvercOats wort
4, 8 and So.
1925 for durable chinchilla ulsters an
overcoats positively worth 7, 8 and SIC
$3.50 for elegant 12, 10 and $18 beave
and kersey OvercOats.
1915 for OvercOats So inches long; lates
style, worth %, 25, and 1928.
60 cents child's school suit worth $l.5(
81. rs for child's good cashmere dres
suit worth $50, and $6.
$1.75 for boys ulsters and Oyercoa1
worth $50, 4 and 80.
70 cents for 1.50 and 50 mems pants.
1926 for elegant patterns and goods
a mems dress pants, worth 4.75, 6, an
n $3.50.
25 cents for two pairs Of knee pant
worth so cents pair.
N $4,000 Worth Ct Ladies' Misse
Gents and Boys Furnishings.
5 cents for good 10 cent four-ply collar
All styles.
Is 10 cents for linen cuffs, 3 pair for
II cents, worth 20 cents pair.
,- Is cents for a lot Of 25 cent, 35 cent al
4 80 cent neckties, elegant patterns, 8
- styles. .
l. S cents for the best Is cent socks in t
l. city.
Is cents, 2 pair for % cents, all VIC
socks, worth 25 cents.
20 cents for good durable underwe
worth 80 cents.
es, 40 cents for wOOlen underwear, worth
cents and 81.
65 cents for good all wool flannel shir
i worth $1.50.
III 20 cents for ladies' and misses Fren
ribbed vests and pants, positive
worth so and 75 cents.
10 cents for ladies' fast black 25 cent no
20 cents for heavy flannel boys wal
worth so cents.
80 cents for all wool boys waists, wO
Is cents and 81.
S65,O0O Worth Of Boots, Shoes q
Rubbers.
rs cents for mems strong working sh
worth 1.25 to $1.75.
S1.25 for mems fine calf shoes wO
2.25, 2.75 and $3.50.
65 cents for boys fine veal calf sh
worth 1.25 and $1.75.
80 cents for ladies' fine dOngOla shoes,
styles, worth 1.50, 2, and $3.50.
Is cents for cbildren's shoes, all si'
worth 80 and 70 cents.
IS cents for elegant childrens' andmis
shoes, all styles and sizes, worth l,
and 80.
20 cents for 35 and so cent ladies' mis-
1ls and child's rubbers.
$4,000 Worth Of Hats and Caps
ice MEMS working caps worth 25 cents, 5
15 cases mems fine caps worth 80 ce
10cents.
so cases mems black stiff hats W
$1.25, SO cents.
no 500 cases mems soft and stiff hats,
styles, shapes and cOlors at u price
ase Childrens caps from 10 cents up.
Also $4,000 other bargains. The Ell
m row Of buildings is solid mass Of
gains and everything must be disp
rly Of at whatever price 1t will bring,
~ will continue until the entire stocl
sold in the large buildings.
i28, 1870, i32 Ontario St.,
Opposite Hull & Dut'
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Look for the big red sign
"a JOHN GRIFFI
II.