The Portland daily press., 1895-05-29
PANIC! PANICn pANICm.

and wait. Do not buy a dollars worth of
clothing until Friday, May 3lst, at a. M,
and we will show you the finest stock OF
tailor-nade mems, boys and children's high
grade spring and Summer clothing ever
shown in your city. Forced to the wall.
Large lothing. .houses were forced to the
wall. Surely everyone knows of the great
depression in every line of business through
out the land, but none nave suffered so
much as the elot hing n. mar manufacturers that
20 under, or realize money in some way to
save their credit. The trouble with most
of these business people was, that they
manufactured large quantities of clothing,
but, with the great business Calamity. they
could not dispose of 1T. We found many
wholesale clothing houses on the verge of
failure. and being enabled 10 offer them the
ready cash, they refused no offers. and we
secured large lots of desirable clothing at
our own prices. Our object now is to dis
pose of these goods quickly. as we are CON-
PEELED to have money, and if low prices will
90 il, the goods will move like a cyclone.
Never in the history OF man have such bar
building for 10 days This city wa- selected
on account of its prosperity by our Head
Manager. and We will give the hard-work
ing people chance of life time to secure
less than one-,hird its value. Many dol
lars worth of goods must be turned into
ca cash vi within 10 days; this is an opportunity
occurs. nd if ou fail o take advantage Of
it, YOU will surely regret If. Remember this
stock Will be sold without reserve, without
restriction, WI hout any consideration of
the cost of production, and the prices will
bring every man and woman within 60 miles
Df this city to our store. and If you wait
until the doors are open, you will be we'll
rewarded. In order to show what gigantic
bargain will be offered. few prices are here
mentioned, and remember there are a thou
sand otner bargains We cannot enumerate
Cut this out and bring it with you. and
ask for the following mentioned articles:
Men S summer working suits at S2.9S. This
suit Is well made and all to match, and real
ly worth Sl2O0. We will allow you to keep
This suit home five days, and if 1t does not
suit you bring it back and we will return you
sacks and double breasted worth $l6.00
must go at 1898. Mems fancy cashmere
suits in neat patterns, double and single
breasted worth 1850, .iust go quick at $4.98.
Mems black clay worsted suits: worth Sl6.5o.
will go at 81 81. Mems &. a. r. blue fan
mel suits. worth, Sl4-gO. at S4.4S. Mems bus,
60 at S5.43 Mems evening suits in lates
style, worth S22.50, mus go at S6.9S. Mems
fine clay worsted in cut aways. double and
single brested sack, worth as high as Sa4.5D.
will go at $50. Men s fancy clay, worsted
and wide vale, made in lhe best of style
actually worth $3.50. will quick at $780,
Mems tine imported Cashmere and worsted
styles, worth $1,000. will go at $3.50. Mem
French clays, worsteds and Thibets, in Ie-
gent frocks and sacks. Really worth
made suits. made from the finest clay
worsted and wide vale and nne silk mix
lures. in regent cutaways, round and
square cut sacks: finest of lining and trim
ming. These suits cost to make as high as
S45.00; will go as low as S14.20. A lot of ex-
tra size mems suits in gray and dark mix
tures. in sack suits only. will be sold at
your own prices. .Sizes from 43 to 48. A lot
of mems spring overcoats in latest STYLES
and shades. Worth as high us $3.50. Will
20 as low as 1922. Mans fine dress
trousers. clay and fancy silk. striped
worsted. Worth from $500 10 $500. Will go
at 1924. Mems dress pants, worth from
S3.00 to $500, will go at from 9S cents up to
Sl.98. Different kinds of mems working
pants, worth as high as S2.i5. will go as low
as 62 cents. Boys long pants suits. age
from "a to is years. will go AS low as S2.37.
Boys fine dress suits in cheyio:s. clays.
wide wales and mixtures, double and single
breasted, worth fromRS6.On to S22.uO. must
Ien's suits, worth from 400 to $500, will go
Mt from Sl.24 up. - lot of cbildrens suits
in different styles, will go at "a cents. Thou
sands OF boys Cashmere pants almost given
awayl ages from 10 IA years. Will go at
"A cents pair. Not more than three pairs
10 one person. Strictly one price. All goods
marked in plain figures. Any inatteni ion
on part of The statesmen should be reported
to the Manager. Keep your eye on day and
date. Be on hand when the doors open,
Mothers will do we'll to core early ana
avoid the rush. keme 2ber. This sacrifice
will last only 10 days. commencing on Fri
day May 81. at a. H., No. 26l Middle street
Portland. Maine.
Make no mistake. Look for signs and
number.
Open every evening. my2s, ,29je1