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Day
20
Month
July
Year
1887
Copyright
Public Domain
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BACH & ABEL'S COLUMN. Our Summcr Silks begin to go There's only one sure way to liven them. Make the Prices so Low that you'll snap them on sight. That's what we have done. No halfway work; a Silk sensation. They might sell in the next few weeks and they might not. We want no uncertaintyThe time to hustle them out is when you are asking for them. Early fall arrivals will soon be pushing and crowding to get in; the Sumnier Stuff must go. You'll find a few Styles in window this week, Has been $1.00 and $1.25. This week 55 cents. Women's White Embroidered Muslin dresses verycheap to close them out. No refuse or rubbish ! Fresh, perfect and handsome. Have been $4.50 to $12 They're now $3 to $8. SEERSUCKERS. There are dozens of styles in which beauty seems to have been the last thing thought of. You think so when you see them in the piece ; but whoever saw an ugly Seersucker when made up? The 9 cent Crinkles have been 12 h and this week the 2Vz were 15 cents last week. Plenty of Creams at 5 Ecents. Plenty more at 6 cents. Rattling good quality, either of them, for much more than the price. CORDED GINGHAMS. Among the newest, nattiest, neatest of the Cotton noveltiest. You'll likely think they're from Paris. The idea is, there's ! French fancy in every pretty thread, but the the work is Yankee. Price 12# cents from 20. PERCALE. The tough, yard wide "shirting" so many ladies are Forty to fifty styles. 12 i cents from 16. There is pushing and crowding every day about the 17 cent Sateen counter. They're worth an effort to get. Light or dark colors. Everyone has been 25 centsDo you suppose we'd sell such heaps and heaps of Muslln and Cambric Underwear if you could make it at home for anything like the money? You Can't. PARASOL ITEMS. All of our #4.00 Satín aud Lace trinuued Parasols imw $:i.OO. Our $2.50 aud $3.00 Satiu and Lace trimmed Parasols uow $'.00. If the worth of tlicse goods were fully kiiown we wouldn't Have one lelt by Saturday nlght. BACH & ABEL.

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Ann Arbor Courier
Old News