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Day
17
Month
June
Year
1892
Copyright
Public Domain
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THE GKEAT BANKRUPT SALE. fltotblns War Below Tlaimtavuiror' Cott It will pay you to come a hundred miles to visit this great sale. M you value money, don't miss it To save money is to make it, and probably the whole history oí clothing fails to disclose greater bargains tban are novr being offered at the Great Bankrupt Sale oí men's, boys' and childrens' clothing, at 197 Woodward Avenue, Detroit. This mammotb. stock was bought of a prominent New York concern that became bankrupt, and bought, too, at prices that enables us to sell it at 40 and 50 cents on the dollar of manufacturera' oost. The prices asked by us, as may be judged, are far and away down frora usual retail figures. Every garment in this stock was made up this season, of materials equal to those of custo m tailorii, and cut in latest styles. As to prices, for example, we can sell you a man's good all wool suit, worth $13 for $6.50; a boy's all wool suit, long pants, ages 14 to .19, well worth $30 at $5. We have 125 different styles of childrea"s suits, ages from 4 to 14 years, and sold by other dealers at $(5, $7 and S8, of which we offer you your choice for $2.95. The sale will continue until the entire stock amounting to $S5,00() is dis posed of. First corners will have the piek of selections. We guaranteo everything as represented, or money refunded. Frank A. Wiethofp, Prop.

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Subjects
Ann Arbor Argus
Old News