The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 21, 1903 Page: 4 of 8
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shell into 'em
for the next 30
days
'It Pays to Trade
With Humphrey.
It Gomes Like a
Flash of Light-
ning from the
Heavens.
It's a revolution In the old town. Ju.t
pouring out .«n.hlne to all th. people .nd not
the luvored lew. Over 1000 work and dres.
shirt* to to qu ick lor ca.h. Our 19c one., war
price merchants *et 40c to 5oc for, and our ,10c
shirts cost you in these would be Hash li*ht
tales 60c to 75c.
The Dry Goods must go. It the wonder
of toe age.
"It Pays to Trade,
With Humphrey
$15, 742. 63 OF THE HIGHEST GRADE MERCHANDISE IN OKLAHOMA TO UNLOAD QUICK
It will be the Greatest Downpour for the People that was ever Witnessed in ^ofe
palmiest days will be out done. We are going to raise the whole Komunity to 5
and Bring people to Hennessey that ain't been here since the Famous
ing to give 'em Something to come for—the like was never seen before a
will be again. It will be the hottest time the Old Town ever saw. p
in Arms With the Enemy Retreating at fearful rate they kan t
stand fire but we pour the Cannon Balls into em until
you can hear 'em Hollar for Blocks around.
We maid up our Minds nnrt the work is go-
itig on, ram or hiuH. ltnthe battle of onr lives
but we must turn loose. KIKE WATJfiK AND
SMOKKBACKED BY THE SHERIFF kant
make the priceB we (lo for the next 30 days to
get kash We sent the call to the people and
the man behind the plow, that we must raise a
Big Barrel of Kash. In the next thirty days all
Dry Goods, all Clothing, all Boots and shoes,
all Hats and Caps, all Ladies' Cloaks and
Jacket?, all Underware, all notions, all go, in
this Special Kash Getting Unloading Sale that
commences here next Saturday, May 23, at 8:80
a. m. and winds up at midnight, June 23, 1903.
Its the greatest undertaking of our lives but its
kash we must have. One dollar here will v*ry
near do the work of two dollars elsewhere on
hundreds of items, Its facts. We can show
you all Hennessey and surounding country will
be here. They will be koming from all quarters.
You will see the Main RoadB lined up with
people and the Cross Roads will follow suit.
They will be koming in Kerriages, a foot and
a Hoss Back and we expect hundreds from
neighboring towns to Kome in on the Varnishsd
Karrs. They never saw or heard of the like,
over 15,000 dollars of the Highest Grade
Merchandise in Oklahoma to go out to all ths
people and not the favored few, at prices never
made by man before in Okl hoina. Yon will
hear thess War Priced Merchants tell the people
on the quiet that Humphrey is loosing thousand*
of dollars to g«t kash, but we kant help what
they say its cut loose now, not later. It's ab-
solute facts, we will save you twenty to fifty per
Not io, 20 or 50 items to catch
the people on, but over 2900 for less
money than they were ever sold for
in the Territory. Extra salesmen
will be here to wait on you. No
matter what you want, it costs you
less at Humphrey's. It's facts in
big plain figures.
It Pays to Trade With Humphrey."
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cent throughout this Big Store. We are going
to Shoot to Kill. With us its Kash, and next
Saturday morning with overcoats off and our
sleeves rolled up we go in to sell more goods in
thirty days than has been sold iu Hennessey the
paBt six months- The people get the benefit,
the poor as well as the rich, can now have some
of the good things of this world. Send word to
your friends and neighbors whats happening
in Hennessey they appreciate it. It's a great
work but it must be done.
Nine cents here in notions will do the work
of fifteen cents elsewhere) and all purchase of
$50.00 and over in this Big Store, we propose to
all of the people a beautiful Meat Roaster and
Basting Pan. Kaliko and Gingham here will
cost but little more than others get for wind and
wrapped paper. The whole shooting match is
on sale. All dress goods go. Two dress pat-
terns at about the price of one elsewhere.
While pins here will be one paper for one cent
and hooks nd eyes at two cards for one cent.
Did you ever hear of tlii liku! While pearl bui-
tous you pay ten to fifteen cents a dozen for, we
out 'em loose at three cento a dozen, Now lot
'em holler, the whole city will shake, they iiover
saw the like. It will pay the farmer to drop the
plow and get to thin sale. Barrels, boxes or
bins will be piled fall of goods. One lot
ladies' sbt* s:
War priced merchants jet #1 .L'5 to $1.50, sale g\r>
price # '
1 Lot, war priced uerchants got #1.50 to 85, .v O
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1 Lot, war priced merchants get $1.65 to
$2.00, sale' price
1 Lrrt, war priced merchants get $1:75 to $2.50,
sale price -
1 Lot, war priced merchants get $2.50 to $4.00( fl AO
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1 lot men'8 shoes, war priced merchants get
$2.00 to $2.50, sale price
And its facts. You can fit the whole family out
with a pair of shoes at but little more cost to you than
war priced merchants get for one pair. Kompetition.s
weeping now, bu t the farmers will never hear 'em while
this sale lasts.
Boys' suits at prices that will make competition
jump sideways, they all go. It's cash we must have;
339 pair of odd pants for the men and boys at but little
more than war priced merchants get for overalls
come see for yourself. Best kalikos and ginghams
made knocked to smithereens. We must cut loose.
Come get a wagon load of dry goods anything you
want, costs but little now. Come join the procession
and get your share. Thousands will be here. Every
thing marked in pl in redliguie*.
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BABY SHOES ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
1 lot m«V« rSoci war priced merchants get TAp
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1 lot men's shoes, war priced merchants get $1.25 QDit
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1 lot men's shoes, war priced merchants get CI IQ
$1.50 to $2.00, sale price
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$1.75 to $2.50, sale price
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The reconstruction is going on.
It,s all for cash which we must
have quick. Dress Goods, Clothing.
Boots, and Shoes on sale for 30 days
at prices that give competition the
nightmare. The time has come.
People will come for 50 miles. The
report is going to 'em all.
"It Pays to Trade With Humphrey."
Yours for
Irade.
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The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 21, 1903, newspaper, May 21, 1903; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc105141/m1/4/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed June 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.