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The most stupendous offering of Men's, Young
Men's and Boys' high grade clothing eve
placed before the people of Nebraska. It is the
sale Nebraska Men have been watching for It
is the one sale that distributes more perfect cloth
ing than any other similar sale in the state
II you were asked what sort of clothes you ptefe, you would
naturally say
"GOOD CLOTHES"
Nobody wants poor clothes. The reason that this store stands for "good clothes'
is because you do. We want to give you what you want and ought to have for the
reason that every time we pay you an extra dividend in service, style, good looks, and
lasting satisfaction in your clothes we are simpljr strengthening and extending th
Armstrong Free Masonry of "good clothes," a thing this store has faithfully laobrea1
:for years to accomplish. This, store, the Armstrong store, is a "good clothes" store pure and simple. It is impos-
I iDje to ouy poor ciotnes nere. l ne cneapest suit or overcoat we sen is cj i u.uu. l ne nignest priced garments
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makfe$ legitimate profit on them and we prefer to sacrifice profit rather than quality. Our $40.00 garments are
as godd ancl perfect as it is possible to produce Men's Clothing. If we could pay more and get more value put
into the garments we would gladly pay the extra price, but we cannot, hence $40.00 stands for the best obtain
able in Men s Clothes.
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This January Clearing Sale Resolves Itself Down
to a "Good Clothes" Sale
It is a sale that will interest men from all the various walks of life. For the man that says "the best or nothing for me," sre are prepar
ed with an overwhelming assortment. For the man who has to count his clothes money we are in a position to give him unheard-of help
We have taken our whole stock of Men's Suits, Overcoats-and Rain Coats and have divided them into Five Grand Price Divisions an
the following basis. We Urge that you read with great care the special bargains made possible under each of these Great Bargain Divisions.
DIVISION I AT
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Embraces all Men's
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Rain Goats that iaf
' merly sold at $40,
$35 and $30.
DIVISION 2 AT
$lg.oo
Embraces all Men's
Suits, Overcoats and
Rain Coats that for
merly sold at 27.50
$25 and $22.50.
DIVISION 3 AT
$14-00
Embraces all Men's
Suits, Overcoats and
Rain Coats that f or-
an
d $18.
DIVISION 4 AT
$1.00
Embraces all Men's
Suits, Overcoats and
Rain Coats that for
merly sold at $20 I merly sold at 16.50
an
d $15.
DIVISION 5 AT
$0.00
Embraces all Men sT
Suits, Overcoats and
Rain Coats that for
merly sold at 1 2.50
and $ 1 0.
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This sale takes in every Suit, Overcoat and Rain Coat in our store, Blacks, Blues, and Fancies, the 'only things being reserved are
Uniforms and full Dress Suits. All Fur and Fur Lined Overcoats go at a discount of 25 per cent. All Men's Odd Trousers will fe sold
(n this sale at one-fiftWbffHhe regular price.
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