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Day
1
Month
October
Year
1891
Copyright
Public Domain
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At The Store, The most complete line of Dress joods in the State outside of Detroit. Do not fail to examine our stock, even though you do not intend to purchase - you will be d&ighted ; every thing new and fresh, and bought for Spot Cash. OÜE BLACK DRESS GOODS DE; PARTMENT. This departmentoccupies an entire section of our large store, and includes Lupins and Priestley's Henriettas, Imported Cheviots, Sebastap)ul's Batistes, Serges, Broad-cloth Mohair figures, Dotted and Striped Novelties. In all the new shades in Bedford's Cords, our price on them is only 75c, they are worth 85c to $1.00 everywhere. In ladies' Dress Goods we have as a special line, Frederick Arnold's 14 Twill Henriettas for 50c. ; these goods have never been offered before for less thaa 65 to 85c. The 18 Twill $1.00 goods we have placed on our counters at the very low price of 75c. Remember we have them in every color and shade. Flannel Dress Goods in endless variety. Onehundredpiecesgoodall wool flannel for 75c. Splendid values in the new plaids and plain goods for 50c, 75c and 81.00. Fancy Robes of French and German Manufacture, Oriental styles, Angoras, Camel's hair, Homespun and all the soft effects of the very lateát importation now on exhi bition. SILK DEPARTMENT. Especial care has been taken in selecting goods for this department. We are now showing a full line oi John G. Cutter's Willimantic and Natchaug's Black Silk ; every piece of which is warranted to give satisfaction in wear or money refunded. In Indias, Surahs, Persian and China Silk, we have over 1,000 styles in every variety of shade and quality, and at prices positively lower than you will find them in the State. Cloakings in Scotch Cheviots Astrakan, Broadcloth, in every style found in the market. Never before has our stock been so complete, an with prices lower than can be ob tained anywhere in the State. We are determined to have your trade at " The Store."

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Ann Arbor Register