The Cedarville Herald, Volume 42, Numbers 27-52

The Store of GOOD Pleasg note th a t w e say “G O O D ” overcoats. That means more than usual this season stitutes—poorly made and of inferior fabrics—the shortage , ut really fine overcoats is the greatest we’ve ever known. Only by the most strenuous efforts can this store keep an adequate'Supply: on hand. » But assu ran ce o f , isn’t the only advantage we of­ fer our overcoat customers. Our greater value-giving is unusually conspicuous this sear long before prices advanced drastically. In fact, few, if any of our oyercoats could be bought at wholesale to­ day at prices we are selling: them for. I -tfc , I ' :• , i ,> v It ■ l' x I •if * K *t * 4^ «W* i Y J v p i W * Including A ll the Newest Double \ > \- X l i; . Men’s Suits $25 Up ‘These are our prices.ancfwill continue to be\our prices no matter how high the.market goes. We are giving our cus­ tomers the entire benefit of advantageous purchases be* fore prices started skyrocketing. * . ™ Ak° BOYS’ OVERCOATS % J.v Corduroy Boys’ Suits;of Corduroy are'much in demand. Good looking, long wear­ ing, they make the ideal school shits. We’re selling“a- lot of them at the low price of $10.00 to $15.00 You’ll Have a Hopeless Job on your hands if you start looking for anything better than'H. S. M* Clothes for Boys, for no such thing has ever been produced. You can find plen­ ty that cost more, but none worth more. All we want is a chance to show you what remarkable values we are giving in the suits bearing this label* Hart, Schaffner & Marx f k y and seyeral other o f the best kn6wn and most dependable western makes. 07.5a to $18.00 K # Juvenile Suits . $3.90 to $10.00 With Beaverteed Sheep or Wombat Collars^ ' • W V M V f O ther Boys’ Su its $ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 8 .0 0 f , ( c tl v .* i *' i 't, ; K- # X'< rf* '-1 ■i t l M ; > v . * it t** * * *^ :. - r .‘ i*\‘ V i*., -/»» % y i / y f1 ' < . *,4"«r /.* v.'sfc 'v , ■ > "■ 5 . : - - «.L ,1'. < L , ' I. *} .. '..'v f /J -*.1 : i-if-.r V. 1 i Hats, Caps * Furnishings § * « f •iss Main and Limestone Springfield's Largest, Livest, Leading Men's Store m m iiriWlif^T“inirnfrrfn--"rtfrrT,i,i'ini'itiri[hi-i’li|i dfliiuiriluiigi SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. I