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s worth of new merchandise to be put on sale starting SATURDAY, January 28th, and for
2000000 ten days, ending February 8th. Every article in the store will be reduced to a sacrifice
price. The reason for this gigantic sale in plain facts is that we must raise $7,000 by the
8th of February or else close our doors. This is the decision of the wholesale houses from whom we bought the goods and to
whom we are now indebted. The reason we got into this unfortunate predicament is that we have been expanding too rapidly,
buying too heavily and unable to get the necessary turnover to pay for the extra goods that we bought. This is a position that
many a merchant has found himself in, and many a one went under without a struggle. But it is different witu us. We are
bound to save the situation at any cost, if it is possible to do so. There are only two things facing us : One to close our doors
and go out of business. The other—to put on a slaughtering sale to raise money. Of the two evils we have chosen the least.
We will put on a slaughtering sale to start SATURDAY MORNING at io o'clot* and ending on Wednesday, February 8th.
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Here is the entire stock and how it is proportioned. We cannot stop to quote prices. You will have to take our word for it that we
are slashing everything right and left. The stock is divided into the two stores with two entrances and an archway between.
IPrints, Cottons, Flannelettes, Lace Curtains
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$70002 Dress Goods
and SILKS
$50042 Furnishings
FOR MEN
$500;9.2 Ladies' Furs
$500;92 S tn all wares
" and NOTIONS
$15002P. Staple Goods
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Sale
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$2600;2,rc," Boots,, Shoes
and Rubbers for Men, Ladies and Children
$100029.Hosiery
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$500,22 Milli n -e' r y
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and TRIMMINGS
Store will remain closed all day Friday and until io o'clock Saturday morning for the ',purpose of marking dowel the
prices and arranging for the sale. Come, no difference what happens. Buy 'all the goods you will need for the next year. You
will never get as good a chance, and we need the money. THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. Don't forget we have only
ten days in which to raise the money. Sale starts at xo o'clock SATURDAY and ends WEDNESDAY, February 8th.•
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