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CLOSING OUT SALE

...Next to the Westholme Theatre THE OLD STOR Next to the Westholine Tlieatre...
The Acme Clothing House

The greatest “Bargain Sale” ever put before the public here, opened this morning. We are going to
clean every article in the store, as not a dollar’s worth of goods do we intend to move to our new store

 

 

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; $ ti in sizes 33 to 42, Regu- double and single’ texture. 2? . $

; ; ee ey $10 to $15. Some of the Every coat absolutely guaran- ;

JULY 1st | aac | se ie $6.95 JULY Ist |

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to oan Regular $4.60 lar price § . sizes. While they last

Your Choice - $2.35 Sale Price - 65c de Each For - 75¢ Your Choice - $10.00

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STORE FOR RENT, FIXTURES FOR SALE

COME EARLY TO THE OLD STORE Next Westholme Theatre

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