Fire sml W&"
ale of Clothi
On the night of May 30th a fire broke out in the room above our Clothing Store, and while the fire did
not reach our room, our entire stock of Clothing and part of the stock of Furnishing Goods
was slightly damaged by Water. Having made a satisfactory adjustment with our
Fire Insurance Companies, we are now able to offer our stock at
ASTONISHING LOW PRICES
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On Boys' and Children's Clothing the same Reduction of 50 per cent Applies
We have eighty-nine Children's Suits, ranging in sizes. from three years to fifteen years,
that formerly sold at $3, $3.50 and $4. Present price, $1.00. Bear in mind
that these Suits are Strictly Ail-Wool.
Men
THAT MUST GO AT PRACTICALLY YOUR OWN PRICE
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FURNISHING GOODS
In This Line our Loss was not so Great, but what was Damaged Must Go.
MEN'S AND BOYS' MEN'S AND BOYS'
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S 219 MEN'S AND BOYS' - . -
SA1RTS SWEATERS FUR HATS orURTS
Xeglino and Stiff Bosoms
Formerly Sold at $1.50
Now Going at 90c
Former Prices, 50c and Si
Now Selling at 30c and C0c
Former Prices Si. 50, 52. 52.50, 53
Now Selling at 50c and 51
Xelie and Stiff Bosoms
Formerly Sold at $1.25
Now Selling at 75c
Work Shirts and Summer Negliges, former price 50c, now 35c. Boys dnd Children's Caps,
former price 25c and 50c, now 10c and 25c. Men's and Boys' Straw Hats,
former price 25c to $2.00, now 15c.
Remember the Greatest Bargains go first and the Sale is now on, opened Wednesday morning, June 8th
FRANK Jo MORGAN
PLATTSMOUTH, NEJ3RASKA
T"VEr LEDINGi CLOTttlErR OF CASS COUNTY
