The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 143, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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THIS Cash Sale op-
ens Saturday, Nov.
4th.
Prices slaughtered all ov-
er the store. I .very yard
of piece goods closed out
during this sale. I he ex-
treme low prices demand
the cash.
ITEMS TO BE CLOSED OUT DURING
THIS SALE, REGARDLESS OF COST
\1! Dry floods will be cl.-.s.-cl out and this store
emu-erled into ;i Kwuly to V\ e:ir store for N ™.
Women a Ml I liildr. n. Nmv .s the time to buy
your need* In theie goods at priceg less than
wholesale.
Storm Serges in all popular colors 50 inches
wide French SerRe. Navy and Blue, 54 inches
wide. Wool Panama, all colors, 54 niches wide,
f'oiret Twill. 56 inches wide;. ItciicIi Serge.
Embroidered SerBe. All Wool Shepherd checks
Storm serge, . inches wide. V. 00 1 op In.
Striped Poret Twill Skirting. White serge.
Shepherd checks. Canton crepe. ( repe ue chine.
Taffeta silks in a'l colors. Mescaline Silk
noii"ee. Kimono silk Corduroy. A. J-
silk Silk shirting. Madras, Percales, dress
and apron ginghams. All laces and embroidery.
All draperies, scrim, crash, sheeting, pillow
tubin lu fact our store is filled with every
conceivable kind of bolt goods that mti-t be en-
lire'v closed out during this ale anil t ie price
i cut 10 where it shouldn't t«'iKc '- it a tew dajs
to do it.
This is your last chance to let us save you
money 011 bolt goods.
The big slice In prices are not confined to
the Dry Goods which we arc closing out but we
must tirn every line we carry into ready cash
in order to rearrange our entire store, hvery
it,m in the house with exception of Ralston
11,■ -1;111 Shoes, PoPwell and Carhartt Overalls,
M(,k); , Work Shirts, Maid to Kit Hosiery and
\\ T. Thread, will have a new low
! rice during this sale. Don't mis
• salt■ i >r one without a purpose other
goods. The arrangements i<>r chang-
tore are practica'ly made and the goods
shoved out of the way. Our plan of
mctlx for cash give* you the greatest
1.,0.1 Lin.ity for real bargains we have ever giv-
en. Since there will be 110 tilling in of the dry-
good* which we are discontinuing, we advise all
our customers to come cariv in the sale and sup-
|y till ir wants for the entire winter. We are
1,, rti *ng this sale beyond our trade territory
jiect a rush from other town* taking ad-
[■ of the slaughtered prices.
( lark's
If. • 1 re
take til
than se
iiiK th
•
seiling
Plj
and
\ an!.1
Men's Ribbed Underwear,
bleached and brown
( In;' [ill 1.1 Towel-, d bi« 1
Brown and black regular 25c
Hose Tor
Men's Leather Dres
Gloves
14c
98c
Men'«
SALE
FOR SPOT
The large General Stock we are carrying has crowded Our Store this fall until we have not
been able to make the proper showing of the Merchandise and have decided to eliminate all
piece goods and rearrange the store for Ready-to-Wear for Men, Women and i hi.eli en, and
in order to make ready for this change we are slashing prices all over the store in such a way
we must eliminate all bookkeeping and get the cash for every sale.
Twill Frocks sponsored by
Paris. Uest shades of sea-
son.
Unusually well made coat
dress of fine quality Puiret
Twill; contrast colored <m-
• Yrrd >leeves lend a de-
lightful Pal'risian air to this
tailored effect. Si/es 14 44:
black, brown, navy. C ash
Price is less.
Dress of silk chiffon ve'vet,
Satin Ribbon Rosette, \ e-
Lace Collar. Sixes 14
38. lUack, royal, brown,
navy. Prices reduced.
In producing and featuring
tin above dress, we are ren-
dering a real service to cus-
tomers desiring quality at a
minimum ol cost.
nice
When it comes to stout
dresses and coats, we have
them at reduced prices.
$1=
MEN'S ANND BOYS'
HATS AND CAPS
A big assortment of colors
and materials, all reduced.
Men's Corduroy Hunting or
Work Caps, special in this
sale
69c
BLANKETS
All wool, wooinap and nice
soit, white, tieecv cott >n
Blankets. We art stocked
hca\y and every blanket
goes at reduced prices in
this sale.
GABARDINE COATS
Every Man's and Boy's
Overcoat, Gabardine lop
Coat, Kain Coat* and I.eat i-
er and Slueppelt Storm
Coat marked way down in
this sale.
It takes the cash to get
these prices
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Men's separate Pants. A
big line of men's all wool
Dress Pants. Also Cordu-
roy and Whipcord straight
lace or button legs, go in
this sale at greatly reduced
prices.
Hoys' Corduroy Suits, with
two pair Pants, special Sat-
urday
The newest vogue in dress-
,.s—smart tailored model
featuring the newest effects
for the season. 1 his allur-
ing model boasts of M ate -
lasse, finest quality Point
Twill, trimmed with braid,
in ever practical navy blue.
At reduced prices.
<0
< -
HOSIERY FOK MEM,
WOMEN AND CHIL-
DREN
\'nw is the time to buy by
the box tor Christmas.
"Maid to Fit" Silk Hose at
ti r already low price , of
Every other pair of
llose reduced for this -ale.
m
Watch
This Space
For
Specials
Saturday
Morning
BOYS' SUITS
Some with two pairs of
pants. Suits that were
priced low have taken this
place in the Price Slashing
and the prices put on them
should move every one ear-
ly in the sale.
Hundreds of items that
go with a dry goods de-
partment are on the
slaughter block and will
be entirely closed out
during this sale.
Be at the door when it
opens at 9 o'clock Sat-
urday morning.
This
is an
exec
pt ionally
smart
dr<
of
excellent
qualit}
Pojir
t Twi
11. In-
ten ti
trin
ingulnr
designs
of hand ma*
le silk
embroi-
dery;
r.< at str
aps of
s If ma-
ti rial
from 1
•elt to
bottom
of ski
rt; fa
• liionah
lv new
and e
harmini
-r hell
sleeves.
Sizes
16-42.
Navy
only.
Extra
value
at the
Reduced
Sale
Price
rr7
SWEATFRS FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHIL-
DRE
$4.85 Boys' Sweater Selling
for $2.39
Y.\ cry Sweater in the store
goes. We mean business. A
quick exchange of merchan-
dise for money is what we
mean to do. Come and buy
your Sweaters and I nder-
wear for the whole family
at prices less than you wi.l
find at the end of the sea-
son.
School Dresses, Children's
and Misses Coats have tak-
en a big tumble in price in
this sale. Don't waft ti|l
next week to see them,
come Saturday.
Every Ladies' Suit and
Coat reduced to un-
heard of prices for this
sale.
Suits are marked down in order to give
ti . volume and to secure cash for the
changes we are arranging to make. Best time
to dress up since the war.
Pay cash and get the big
gest bargains ever offered
in Norman. Sale starts
Saluidtty, Nov. 4.
T
I WENT Y Dollars in
Gold will be given
to any one who
finds an item in the store
that has not been reduced
except the following five
items:
Ralston Health Shoes
Powell and Carhartt Overalls
Moor's Work Shirts
Ladies' Maid-to-Fit Hosiery
Clark's O. N. T. Thread
4c
Men's
chiefs
.Men's Press Shirt, one l< t special QO^
vOv
When you see a particular-
ly attractive style, made of
the most wanted materials,
distinguish* *1 for its careful
workmanship, and pleasing
lines, mid notable *<>r its
modest price—there is just
one thing to do, and thhatis
BUY
Pons' Shirts and
Blouses
One lot Ladies
One lot Outing to close
49c
19c
13c
.45
64\~fi
lilanket -
LADIES WINTER UNDERWEAR
All si/es in I.ailies 1!leached Union Suits,
liij^ll mi k, lolly sleeves, ankle d* 1 .38
tP 1 ——
Bleached Union Suits, low neck «t .45
elli -u si i-ves, ankle length - -- vi
Muslin Teddys and
Clowns
Hand Embroidered Gown
made of fine Nainsook __
89c
$1S
Si-
li lys, Vests and Stepins A:
CHILDREN'S UNIONS
li i . sleeve , liiyh neck, ankle QA „
length Oi/L
111a' 1 (■ -1.-fit 11. <■ hi Mack C*
brown, white and crey —
CHILDREN'S HOSE
Children's Cadet Hose in black and brown,
reinforced toe, 1 eel and knee, QH..
oi/t
Heavy ribbed hose for
boys
SHIRTS
i v:ry Shirt in the house
shares the sacrifice. Wool
Shirts, Dress Shirts with
collars, Dress Shirts with-
out collars, solid colors and
stripes, silk shirts are in -
eluded in this less I t cash
price.
Buy your Tics, 'Collars,
Supporters, Bath Robes and
Pajamas while tlicy are
cheap.
Every item in the Men's
and Boys' Furnishings
goes in this sale at
greatly reduced prices.
29c
59c
• allies' lane;, ribbed, wo<I Hose, -| gg
black and brown
W hite W ool Hose ft
infants
NOTIONS
Oneida Hair Nc
each
Wire Hair
Pins
One card (.1 more
snaps)
l'earl Buttons,
card —
12c
3c
7c
3c
It is impossible to quote prices on everything in the store and this sale makes a clean sweep from door
to door. Come prepared to buy real bargains and you will not be disappointed.
With winter just coming
this is the sale where your
dollar will do the most
good.
RALSTON HEALTH SHOE FOR MEN
This is one of
a bargain at
house rmfffr"!
and Children's
opportunity up.
the be hi
$8.50.
Shoes
Every
on the market and
other shoe in the
elect from. Don't pass this
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Tarman, Fred E. The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 143, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1922, newspaper, November 2, 1922; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc114673/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.