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WRECKKD BV TIJK HULIIOAII ui tlilK uut and Wait-l'iitll Saturday, April 7, at A. M. One of the largest clothing houses in New York, while en route to Chicago, was wrecked by the railroad company and the entire stock consisting1 of $285,000 worth of fine clothing, furnishing goods, etc., has Deen brought to Detroit and removed to the large building, :20ï Woodwai'd-ave. . corner of Grand ave., Detroit, JVIich., and will be closed out at retail by the railroad company in ten days at 33 per cent lesa than their actual eost to manufacturera. This great wreck sale will positively open on Saturday, April 7, at 9 a. M. in the large building, 207 Woodvvard-ave., corner Grand River-ave., Detroit. The adjusters for the railroad company after carefully examining the stock of clothing, concluded they were not so badly darnaged as claimed by the shippers, consequently the railroad company was forcee! to take th'3 same, and have placed it in the hands of a well-known ttrm and this great wreck sale of clothing will open on April 7, at a. m., at 207 Woodward-ave., corner of Grand Uiver-ave., Detroit, Mich., This is a rare chance to secure fine tailor-made winter clothing for almost nothing. Don 't miss this sale. Positively opens Saturday, April 7, a. M. líelow we quote a few pnces to show what extraordlnary bargains will be olïerod, and bear in mind, over 30,00 different articles we cannot incntio here : A splendid suit of men's elothinj, 32.75. This suit is worth $12.50; we allow you to take it home, and f not soiled, you may return the sarae at any time during the sale, and we hereby agree to return the $2.75. Men '3 Extri Fine Suits in Cheviots and Scotch Plaids $6.85; this suit is positively worth $20. Men's Extra Fine Suits, silk and satín linings. light and dark colora, at $ti.4!i: this suit is equal to tailor-raade and positively worth $28; ask to see it. Men's fine cloth pants, 98 cents, fine quality, really worth 95; latest style and vory handsome ; take them home and ir not soiled, return at any time during tho sale, and we hereby agree to refund the 98 cents. Men's iinest quality custom made suits, silk and satii linings, in imported Cassimeres anü Worsteds, Prinee AlbertsandC'utaways at $9.8!) ; this suit guaranteed to be worth $35, and over 10,000 different styles to choose f rom. Men's fine spring overcoats, in all the latest shades $6.8"), positively worth $22. All must go regardless of cost. Boys' and children's suits from $1.08 up. Boys' hats, worth $1.50 for 15 cents. Boys' knee pants, 17 cents, worth $1. Men's hats 98 cents worth $3.50. Good handkerchief, 5 cents, worth 25 cents. Socks 3 cents. Large umbrellas, 69 cents, worth $4.50. Men's fine silk suspenders 9 cents, worth 75 cents, and 1,000 other articles we have not space to mention. It will pay you to come 100 miles to visit this great sale. If you value money, don't miss it. Everything sold as ad vertised. Now is your chance to get ine spring clothing at almost nothing. We advise you to cut this out and britig it with you so you can get exactly the goods mentioned here. This sale will jositively commence Saturday, April 7. at 9 a. m., in the building at 207 Woodvard-ave., corner of Grand River. Riiihoad fare paid to purchasers of V2Ö. (06)