J. T. Jacobs & Co.

:ormer Records Broken THE LOWEST NOTCH. THE LAST CALL. Goods going out on doublé quiok time. The "fever spreading. The past week's business showed a crowded house in both Men's and Boys' departments. The following are some of the outs we have made Some goods at LESS THAN HALF THE FOBMEB PRICE, (by former prioe, we mean the regular price they were sold for before this sale commenced); some goods at ONE-HALF THE FORMER some goods at ONE-THIRD OFF; some goods at ONE QUARTER OFF, etc. What Straw and Light Colored Fur Hats that are leit will ba closed at onethird former prioe. In short, not an artiole in the house but what the prioe has been cut. The Sale will continue until August lst. We have a large stock now, but we don't promise to have much of an assortment af ter two or three weeks, the way they are going. Ann Arbor, July 1, 1887.