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This is a sale that involves thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of the
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Season's Finest Men's Clothing
THREE OF THE LARGEST and best concerns of the United States have contrib
uted their entire over-production of Men's Clothing at a price which enables us to
sell to the consumer Clothing of the most reputable makes at prices which do not
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It is easy for anyone to understand when the facts and conditions are looked squarely in
the face. It is the custom of clothing manufacturers, after shipping original orders, to
make up large stocks from which the clothing dealers may fill in as their trade, may de
mand. This spring, as all know, has been the latest and coldest for more than twenty
years, and as a result the consumer bought little from the merchant, and in turn the mer
chant bought nothing from the manufacturer. This is the reasan that clothing houses,
"SSI H. J. BROCK & CO. bui. n.v.
Makers of Finest Union Made Clothing, unloaded to lis Their Entire Surplus Stock
At the greatest sacrifice that has yet been recorded in the history of the clothing business. Men may well count them
selves lucky who through circumstances or what not have delayed buying their Spring Clothes till now, for. under the
present conditions we are able to offer bargains of such a substantial and unusual nature that the average man will
not feel that he is doing himself full justice unless he lays hold of not only one suit but many more for future needs.
tine tning, it is ny rar ine largest ana Dest aeai tnat we nave
ever made, and in order that it may be handled successfully
it will require not only the men of Lincoln, but a very great
number of men from over the state to consume the entire
purchase.
THE GOODS ARE HERE AND MUST BE SOLD
The suits being all strictly high grade goods of the best makes, the cheapest being worth $16.50,
and from that up to $32.50, we have decided to divide the purchase into 3 great groups, as follows
GROUP No. 1
Embracing Men's Suits worth $16.50
and $18 00
Fine American Woolens in the
latest pattern effects cut and
trimmed by experts, showing all
the nice points of style that the
truly well dressed man will de
mand. Suits priced here for $1 1
that cannot be duplicated, in the
United States of America short of
$1G and $18. Plenty of grays,
plenty of blues, plenty "of dark
mixtures and fancy effects. They
are .the product of the foremost
tailoring house of New York, which
guarantees every suit they make
or will refund the money.
GROUP No. 2
Embracing Suits worth $20.00, $22.50
and $25.00
This group is largely made up of
suits from the reliable establish
ment of Henry J. Brock & Co. , of
Buffalo, N. Y. , makers of Highest
Grade Union Made Men's Cloth
ing. These goods should appeal
strongly to men who are interested
in standing up for label goods, but
to the man who has no interest in
supporting organized labor, the
clothing of Henry J. Brock & Co.
will meet every requirement of
style, fit and quality, and under
the present conditions $14.00 will
pay for a suit worth $20, $22.50
and $25.
GROUP No. 3
Embracing: Suits worth $27.50. $30.00
and $32.50
When we tell you that every suit
in this lot is the direct production
of the world's - greatest clothing
house, located in Chicago, we know
we are laying open a trade advant
age to the men of this community
that has never before been equaled.
The suits are made from the finest
worsted, cheviots, Thibets and un
finished worsteds, besides a wide
showing of serges and cassimeres.
Plenty of grays, blues, dark mix
tures and fancy patterns, and sizes
for all. Not a suit worth less than
$27.50, $30.00 and $32.50. Choice
is only $18.
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