J. T. Jacobs & Co.

Former 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 orowded house in both Men's and Boys' departments. The following are some of the cuts we have made ; Some goods at LESS THAN HALF THE FORMER PRIOE, (by former prioe, we mean the regular price they were sold for before this sale oommenoedV some goods at ONE-HALF THE FORMER PRIOE; some goods at ONE-THIRD OFF; some goods at ONE QUARTER OFF, etc What Straw and Light Colored Fur Hats that are lef t will b 3 closed at onethird former prioe. In short, not an artiole in the house but what the prioe has been out. The Sale will continue until September lst. We have a large stook now, but we don't promise to have muoh of an assortment after two or three weeks, the way they are going. Ann Arbor, July 1, 1887.