NEWARK,
JOURNAL/ Supplement.
AS, JULY I, J904.
On Wednesday, Juijie 29th We Begin Our
Annual
tearing Sale
For years this sale has been the event of the season, long expected, much appreciated, and never disappointing.
But never have we offered such a Sweeping/Clearance as this. The quantity of the merchandise, the
class of it, and the price of ?t, make this an occasion of matchless interest.
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W€ Offer ValOcS Tbat NaV* Never Beeo EqOaled ii) a Special
Sale by Aoy Store \q TbiS CoOijtry, Not €veo O^r Owi).
In less than a month our buyers will leave tor, NEW YORK and the object of this sale is to put them in the
market for as nearly as possible a complete bi-and new stock. Wc do not attempt to mislead you by claiming
high and fictitious figures former or regular prices. We do not ask you to be satisfied with imaginary sav
ings. You will find that what we say WERE regular prices, ACTUALLY WERE, and that your savings
are genuine. j
We Invite Your Closest Attention to the Following Examples of Bargain Giving
Bleached Sheeting
Standard 7-8 Bleached Domestic
worth 6c.
1
Standard Yard wide Bleached
Domestic worth 7c yard. To
clear.
4
52
Juniata extra Heavy 4 4 worth
He. while sale last* per yard.
6
HOPE 4 4 Bleached Domestic onr __
regular price 8c. Our special.U4
6
FRUIT of the Loom. I 2
LONSDALE.7 2
4 4 BROWN Sheeting.3a
4 4 LL Brown Sheeting. 4
10-4 Bleached Pepperel Sheet
ing our regular price-' V. dur- M j
ing this sale i»er yard.
Best heavy Cottonade. excel
lent 15 cent value, reduced
to.
91
Amoskeag Featherproof tick
per yard.
111
\
Waukesha Plaids, big range 1
fancy styles, standard 7 yard
goods in this sale at j>er yard.
Ginghams
Staple Apron Checks worth 6c
reduced to.4c
Zephyr Oinghama worth usually
10c. to clear them, reduced.
Percales
Immense Stock, grades that are
regularly 10c. Clearing Sale price.
Acme Percales.
...6c
■ ^Hc
Towels All Kinds
We want to clear up all towels,
and offer an unusually good
stock, in Linen and Cotton, the
assortment is good, and the
prices better. Plea*- ask to see
them.
Table Damask
A Red Damask that was cheap
at 25c, to clear . 16
Bleached Dawawk.33
05 in Linen Damask something \
very special for. .46 '
70 inch Linen Damask.52 1-2 1
Counterpanes
A beautiful line of New patterns,
each and every item reduced liber
ally.
All Summer Dress
Goods Must Go
THESE PRICES WILL PUSH
THEM OUT THE FRONT DOOR.
Corded Dimity, formerly 5c and
a good one at it now.3 1-4
Fancy Lawns formerly 6c. now
reduced to.4
Almeria Batiste formerly be per
yd. cut to.5 1-2
Swiss Bourettes sold formerly
at 12 l 2c now.6 1-2
Dimities and Batiste a large line
dainty styles, our former 15c
seller minced to.11 1-2
Lace Stripe Fancy Wash goods
worth 25c to close. 16
Flaked Voiles a beautiful cloth
at our regular price of 20 cents.
Clearing price...14
Plain Voiles, good at our regu
lar price 15c. now'. 11 1-2
Ribbons
Silk Taffeta Ribbon No. 60 pr yd 12 1-3
No. 40 per yd. 11
No. 22 per yard.9
No. 12 pr yd.6
No. 9 pr yd.5
No. 5 pr yd.3
Hosiery
LACE and Fancy, for Ladies
and Misses, our elegant 25c Hose
cut to.18
Misses 15c Hose, Lace Strip^ex
c«U«nt value at regular price, cut to 10
Boys Hose, heavy Rough and
Ready. .. .... 12 1 2
Ladies Heavy ribbed hose.12 1-2
Handkerchiefs
During the sale we have display
ed a handsome line of handker
chiefs, which we hope you will
not fail to examine.
Millinery Cut Down
With the balance of of Spring and Sum
mer Goods. It is hardly practical to
quote examples of price reduction but
never the less the cuts are very much
in evidence
Calicos at
Bargain Prices
American Indigoes.
American Grays.
American Calcuttas.
Cocheco Amaranths.
Wm. Simpsons
Merrimaes
All the above per yard ...
Garner’s Merrimack and Allen's
Turkey Reds all to make them
go quickly.4 1-2
Merrimac Shirtings
Silver Grays.4 l-2c
Huron Percales regular price 6c
cut to.4
Hanover Percales regular 6c goods
now selling at.4
Garners Chocolates.4
Garners Fancy Prints worth regu
larly 5c, yours at.3 6-4
Favorita Fancies worth 5c, but cut
to clear them all out.3 6-4
Good Shirting Calicoes that bring
regularly 5c, you save something
at this.3 6-4
Mens Hose
A special bargain in Mens Hose,
our regular 15c goods cut almost
half.8 1-6
Fancy half hose regularly 20c re
duced to.12 1-2
White Goods. I
Our Stock of White Goods is still I i
almost complete. Dimities, India
Linons, Nainsooks and Organdies
will all be priced in accordance
with the one idea, a clean sweep
of everything.
Mercerized Madras a beautiful
goods formerly 50c now’.33
Mercerized Madras that was orig
inally 40c. reduced to.27 1-2
Waistings a splendid 25c value
low’ered to.16
Waistings worth 15c and 20c will
| be closed out at.11
Our Silk Stock
Has always attracted much atten
tion.
A White Wash Silk that we have
seen quoted at 50c elsewhere in
sale at per yd.25
Black Taffeta, Dollar grade while
this sale goes on.60
Silk “Wear guaranteed" 66 in.
wide, while sale progresses.60
Muslin Underwear.
The handsomest and most com
plete line we ever carried. Yon
will find some most excellent val
ues. A class of merchandise not
usually found outside of city
stores.
Embroideries and Laces.
You will remember that we had a
successful special sale in this line
last January. Regular prices as
([listed in the following are the
prices used at the time. Reduc
tions are now given from what was
formerly the lowest we ever nam
ed the 5c line cut to per yd. .3
1 Oc Embroideries.•
13 l-2c and 15c goods.9
WideJ Embroidery 25c value.16
On the lace counter you will And
a big lot of Appliques at half reg
ular prioes...
Note our 50c goods cut ty..25
Window Shades*
A big lot ol Shades with Heavy
fringe sold nmi*]jr Mt ^ as
Mens Goods
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Reduced to clear them out.
Summer underwear that we have
sold regularly and cheap at 50c
per piece cut to.37
Mens Shirts are found in greater
variety here than any store in the
country. We buy elegant goods
and cater to the best trade. It
means something when we cut
75c shirts to each.47 1-2
We ask your attention to our ele
gant stock of handkerchief suspen
denf.-meek wear and summer cloth
ing.
Most Everybody iiSnqws
that Maxfields set the pace on Gro
ceries. * ■„
Arm & Hammer Soda 1 lb packa
ges each.5
Keg Soda 15 lbs. for.25
Arbucklos Coffee per package .. 12 12
Gran ualated Sugar 20 lbs.SI. 00
Y. C. Sugar 22 lbs.SI. OO
Fruit Jars*
Masons best half gal. jars with por
celain lined caps per doz.SO
Quart Jars per poz.40
It is impossible for us to catalog all the offerings of this sale on one page of the paper. These examples are rep
resentative, and in no way misleading. Such items as are only trifling in amount are not quoted but will be reduced
even more than these that are. Remember that each day will see the last of some particular goods go. We can not
duplicate them. No store on earth could merchandise regularly at these figures, so if you do not attend the sale you
can not get the benefit of the bargains.
Children to Visit World’s Fair.
(Republic.)
Free hundred public school children
oui tive different large cities in the
_Ini ted States are to lx* given a free ex
^ tnrsion and three days’ visit to the
’^World's Fair. The youngsters will be
the guests of W. R. Hearst of New
York and will reach St. Louis July 4,
for a stay lasting until July (>.
They will come in carload lots, 100 to
a car, from each of the following cities:
Boston. New York, Chicago, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. The boys will
travel in style to the Fair, coming in
Pullmans with every convenience that
millionaires are used to in traveling.
The ears will be switched onto the
tracks of the World's Fair terminals,
within the exposition grounds and dur
ing their stay at the Fair the sch<»ol
children will use the pullmans as their
hotels.
Their host has written to James E.
Sullivan, Chief of the Department of
Physical Culture, to arrange for a three
•lays’ series of school athletics in the
Stadium in which all the visiting schools
will be represented as well as the ath
letes of the local public schools.
Apples of Gold.
(New York Sun.)
Newton was proclaiming the law of
gravity.
• That may do for an apple,
his friends: “but can you tell
political plum will land?”
Crestfallen, he was compelled to ac
replied
where a
Cain scowled as he sat at the break
fast table.
“These biscuits-" he began.
“Yes. I know. dear, "sweetly inter
rupted his wife, “and I don't suppose
these apples are like what your mother
used to eat."