Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-12-28 | Page 7 | Untitled

' Pre-!nventorv extra special B WWeBuj)prCash fSSeTVTxjrCaa'h RIII v OF 5AI F r. Houses tfory 200 WAISTS TOIMKm JS2iAi: Store Opens 3 ' Discount from o;,r lowest sale For tins In, Pro-Inventory 0C 1 StJS . No'SMoay011""63 " 11 M Jl .1 " .prices during season. Sale 85c I.ESS3 J 0 ddivSof 3mK waists. 1 1 1.111. MOIKlay ;The Boston Store's Greatest of All Sales of the Year Begins Monday at II o'Clock---1 1 . : Sensational, Startling, and Positively Without Regard to Costs and Losses ! I : & mm it P-E IMIFIWW1P V VkV P WE MUST CLEAN OUT OUR STOCKS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING MERCHANDISE 1 ' COATS OVERSTOCKED ' DRESSES OVERSTOCKED SUITS OVERSTOCKED MUST UNLOAD . MUST UNLOAD -MUST UNLOAD l ! THE BOSTON STORE HAS JUST CLOSED THE MOST PROSPEROUS YEAR IN SALES ARE GENUINE, BONA FIDE SALES. No mark up. The salespeople will tell g j I THE HISTORY OF ITS BUSINESS. - you this Entire stocks of Suits, entire stocks of Dresses, entire stocks of Coats, all lines ij ' it the end of the year the policy of the Boston Store is to CLEAN UP. GET RID OF of Waists, all Furs, Millinery and Juvenile Apparel must be sold. M ALL SEADY-TO-WEAR to pay no attention to what a suit or coat is worth, what a dres3 . . , , . . ' .x. . I t "lis worth-but to sell it, get rid of it, at a price that will make women anxious to buy! A11 Prices cut and sacrificed to a point of sensational bargains. Prices cut from our low : ' TTTTom m a T-T71 -VTTT3 tato , , , , . , . . cash prices; from our lowest sale prices. i f ' U MUST. TAKE OUR LOSSES but back of these losses is a big ar.-d gratifying year. t . , M Our loss your gain. All merchandise is high class; all smart styles. ' Remember, sale starts Monday, 11 a. m. i: 4 DRFSES ' SO ITS ' ft COATS II :. EXACT INVENTORY Jlfff None reserved. The suits include man- IfStll This is the most sensational coat bar- H I Beautiful models. They are New yM nish serges, trieolines, silvcrtones, gab- . Jltel$iv ' gain of the year. It's positive bargains frMMi York's smartest styles. Exquisite CX-S-iii ,. ' , ' . , , mCi'kf- of this kind that have made the Boston fc'rV fMMl materials, perfect designing. They Ulfi ardmes, velours, broadcloths, etc. Ex- ) Store famous for its sales-tliat in- 1 fm'' range from handsome street frocks IPl elusive suit originations, fashioned in iSMw' spire confidence in the Boston Store's p " to gowns of gorgeous conception. fef$$ materials of finest character. The "'lll advertisements. Sec the window. The 3 ':: hrH Some of the pre-iuventorv prices are 1 ., f ,.;lli;,vl;(-r pSpf coats in the window tell of the styles 1 less than the costs of materials. SUltS minatm" ferf and values better than printed descrip- Hi i'.:i5f . A. x. fV- desire. From an economic standpoint gkJ tions. k Ki . Tncotmes, Satms, Chanaeuse, Geor- L--'7- , , ; . .. 8 -, gettes, Tricolettes, Velvets and other fe the time to blly 15 n(nVlu,e Rluts aro LD Six lmndred' loug Plush Baffin ?cal I iJY leading materials HlK-J being sacrificed. rlhe styles will be J7j coats; short plush coats, cloth coats, p 6", ' ' tt good next fall and winter " $ k fur-trimmed cloth coats, also plain F EXACTLY SIXTY-FIVE -zU' trimming; full silk lined and half. 8 n-, - y y gvn1-- Velvets, Polo Cloths, Wool Velours, Pompons, hOreerO - $39.50 - $45 All suits except spring models divided into three sales- FOUR TREMENDOUS !UkH55Hi3 Our Pre-Inventory Price Monday M fm 00 FSS m HZi PRE-INVENTORY SALES & EXACTLY TWO HUNDRED CT g 1 W 513 SlSI 1 S " J 50 SiPSOlU Silk, Tricotine and Serge Dresses 1 III b' i Bi -.rrcL-ular low cash prices were $50, $55, $60 and $65. Monday Pre-Inven- Regular prices of these SUitS were $65, $75, $100, $125 and 14 5!ySa,c pricc ' rtm m Mmm EXACTLY TWO HUNDRED-FIVE GREAT LOTS OF j SPRING UITS 1 C E3 fij 1 Dlf W" IF 0ne nundred and sixty r-xewest spring mod- f. Wff If Sj els are discounted during this sale f 1 1 A ' b: il, Jii l; JLaJ fcw? " I Three hundred and fifty Baffin j I k s93j1 plush stud U I - WnSlrt'o oharmeuse, velvets, tricotines, satins, etc. Dresses in these lots PETTICOATS SKIRTS cloth coats not 1 1 ' t. , T, f. y Pre-Inventory s j Pre-Inventory I otherwise spe- II : Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 1 A 0 Sale 1 fli Sale cialed 33 1.3 rjer , 1 Values to $250 n Ciscount From i H f) Discount From B . '. SlCfflI!Hi ! I ri 125.00 $29.75 $39.50 $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 m s"h maa-- lcent" dn j p This Greatest' of All Sales Starts Monclay? 11 a.m. -Extra Salespeople ; . . S !: . . : ; : I r,;" ! Coope'ratin vith the Boston Store to make a clean f Chnir nf All Winter 1 ! sweep of its stocks, Mr. Allen announces , t? ,T iiUlC Ui -Till VVlIlti j ; ! Aii i -i a .1 ' rl:. T-AA UkTW All Juvenile Apparel .? i nmmed HA ibk I Greatly Reduced in Price C; ;1 lJ Values to $15 95 I othing is held back. This merchandise includes t ! ' . " . ' ' , ; : : C: !B0YS' MACKINAWS, WOMEN'S SILK NEGLIGEES, ? : ? l HALF PRICE ! t WOMEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR, WOMEN'S ; illy I ! SWEATERS AND SCARFS, WOMEN' BATH ROBES, Jl; r " f on all midwinter models, gold and silver k OYS' SUITS, GIRLS' APPAREL, BOYS' APPAREL lace combinations and fur hats j J ii.Miiiiww n-niri-i! ,n i h'T-rrTrr-r'rnr---rrnr-ffff i-i , , -r- -ry ffFWsmiWn tgqtx!&&amytrf! ' 1 '"IM1- ,,. , ,y.- .,---; Jj; .i.'"-.-) - inhf ,n. t-aM II I Tl III' (II n i I i ' .-i