The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-08

gains in Every Department Where
 4he Goods Are Excellent and the
 Choice Unlimited,
 Yesterday mo=iing Meigs & Co, in augrsasez tiseir annual summer sale, and the early corners expressed appre- eiative surprise at the unusual values offered at rock bottom prices. The quail fly of the goods is excellent and con- sequently the early buyers will find bargains that can seldom, if ever, be duplicated.
 The goods displayed by this enterpris- ing firm during the sale are from the regular stock, with no left-overs or fill-ins to be disposed of. It is just the regular reduction sale of mems and boys wear, following a fixed policy of the firm to clear out incomplete lines during the season when they are most needed and for which they were in tended.
 The offering of fancy cassimeres, chevlots, homespuns and worsteds in- cludes. the best of the manufacturers are and the prices are scheduled during the sale at s5.75, $7.75, $9.75, s11.75, and $18.75, in all sizes.
 Head and Foot Clothiers'' is the way this firm advertise themselves, and head to foot clothiers they truly are. There is no man so large or boy so small but that in their mammoth stock their thoroughly competent staff of clerks can find a perfect fit.
 Mothers need not wear themselves but in the search for the correct thing for the little boy when good suits at low prices can be shown in all styles and mixtures. For the little boy of to. 8 years of age there are sailor blouse suits, colored serges and cheviots, Rus sian blouse suits, including the genuine sBuster Brown suits, sailor blouse with Eton collars, with plain pants in Herges and hornespuns and Norfolk suits for boys from to 16 years old, two-piece suits in light crashes, fancy worsteds and cassimeres, in light, med iun and dark colors; also single breasted Norfolk coats with fine bloom CT pants, of best quality material and new styles, and a number of three piece suits for boys from g to 16 in sum- mer weight blue serge and fancy mix Eures.
 Among the waists and shirts offered will be found white and fancy patterns that will please the eye of the most critical. These waists are the regular 50c kind reduced to 39c; the dollar waist to 79c. Blouse waists, white and col ored, 'Tdeal' underwaists and Little Beauty underwaists at similarly re- duced prices.
 Mothers will also find straw hats for the children at bottom prices, soc hats at half price. dollar hats at soc, and all the fine g, $2.50, and B fine split straws have been marked to $1 during the sale.
 Men will find choice of fine patent colt, box calf and vici kid Oxfords in all lasts at prices within the reach of all. And straw hats that for style, finish and workmanship are surpassed by no other stock in the city. sas 5s.,,s ass 3sss
 Items that should possess unusual in- terest for all kinds and conditions of mankind will be found in the depart 1nent of furnishings for their are the regular $1.50, $2 and $2.50 Star shirts marked $1.19; and the s3 and $3.50 to $2.39. "Our Own Make" shirts at $1.19, 69c, and 39c. Neckwear of such rich and choice selection that the most fas- tidious would have mo trouble in get ting suited, for they can get the great est variety at remarkably reduced prices; 25c styles at 17c, soc and 75c styles at 35c; $1 styles at 69c and $1.50 styles at S9c. Belts in all sizes and styles at prices ranging from 39c to $1.39, and in underwear and union suits there will be found mercerized, Nain- sock. white lisle and blue and black garments that will be sold at 10c off from the regular price.
 The firm also are able to offer to the purchasing public a variety Of hand- some patters in trousers. Trousers of the same grade upon which their repu- fatictn has been built and sustained and which during the sale will be offered at s1.35, $1.75, $L85, $2.15.
 @.Perhaps the early bird catches the +Ror1n,'' but Meigs & Co. will be ready 4o treat the late conner as generously ( as the first, as long as the goods last.