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To all the Marching Hosts of Organized Labor, everywhere in these United States today, and especially in
Lincoln, we extend our warmest greetings. It is meet and proper, that Labor should have a day set apart in
its honor, for nothing is more entitled to honor and praise than honest labor. And it is equally meet and pro
per that this day should be September, the harvest month-when the fruition of toil becomes in evidence.
May Labor's skies grow clearer with each passing day; may Labor come more fully into its own as the years
go by, and may peace and good will abound among men of all classess and conditions"When the Lion and
the Lamb shall lie down together, and a Little Child shall Lead them."
Our Fall Offerings
We have just closed one of the most remarkable sales in
the history ol this big store-remarkable for its remarkably
big sales. And now we come to invite you to visit us and.
cast your appreciative and discriminating eyes over the Fall
Bargains that we are offering. Each season sees us furth
er advanced than the season before, but this Fall we rather
pride ourselves on having taken an unusually long step for
ward. Asa result we have the choicest lines of clothing
evet our good fortune to offer the public. In fabric, in
color, in pattern, in make, in fit and in "snappy, attractive
styles" we have never seen the equal. Our immense buyiny
power gives us the best opportunities to secure not only the
services of the best makers, but gives uj firzt choicethe
pick of the lot- the cream of the whole. A . id with our us
ual desire to divide the good things we are n ring to start off
the season with the rarest bargains ever, c.'.'cred to the buy
ers of Men's Clothing and Furnishings. A visit to our
store at this time will be as pleasing and c; i iieresting as a
visit to the Fcir. indeed, a visit to tne Fair is not complete
without a visit to the "Good Clothes Emporium."
Late-in-Season Goods
There yet remains in stock a number of exceptional bar
gains in goods that, wilh the entry of September, become out-of-season,
but which we will not carry over if low
prices will move them. We need the room fully as much
as we need the money, therefore we have averaged the two
things up-you gel them for mighty little money if you will
kindly take them away and make room for our Immense
Fall Stock. As a matter of fact and we drop the hint al
though it is expensive to us much of these goods will be in
style next season, and you"ll make usury on your investment
by buying them now, putting moth balls in'em and hanging
them away until nevt Spring and Summer. Lots of Union
Made Goods in these bargain lines, and the kind'of Union
Made Goods that any Clothing House is glad to handle be
cause the Union Label is only one of the meriterious feat
ures about them. We feel a satisfaction in recommending
these goods because we know full well the purchaser-will
fell kindly towards us all the time he is using them. Thafs
one of the secrets of our success-the come-back customer,
the"repeter."
For the seventh time we use the columns of Lincoln's labor paber, The Wageworker, to extend our kind
ly greetings to Organized Labor. We do this from sincere motives. Perhaps there is a vein of selfishness
about it, but it is at least enlightened selfishness. But if both of us profit by our buisness relation are we
not both to be congratulated. We want you to realize the largest possible profit from your toil. We want
to prosper with you. Our interests are indentical-so let us work together in harmony.
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS.