The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1903 Page: 2 of 8
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Now All Buy Clothing.
Men's Suits at $1.98, $2.98, $3.-
98, $4.69, $6.79 and $7.98 —
worth double, while men's odd
Pants are to be sold at prices
never seen before by mortal man
in these parts. Now, mothers,
bring the boys. They can nil get
a Suit now for about half what
others get for theirs.
tAmirT SALS
Thursday; July 23rd, 1903.
The Hopes and Fondest Dreams of the
Past Fifty Years Will Come True to the
We Want to Do Good.
We sell Coate's Thread at eight
spools for Twenty-five cents, while
you can buy two pair of Shoes at
about the price of one pair bought
elsewhere. Pins will go at one
paper for one cent.
SEE YOUR DOLLARS
Do Wonders Mere.
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FARMER AND WORKINGMAN
$52,964.76
Worth of the Highest Grade Merchandise in this part of Oklahoma, to be
turned over to the masses, not the classes in Norman.
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f Next Thursday, Jixiy S3, '03
It's to sell this biff stock out and pet CASH, which we must .lo QUICK, and we are sending- word to all the people, and not the favored few, of what's going to happen in
an Thursday July 23 Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Carpets and Groceries. We must unload, and not since the old town came on earth will there be such a
' "Tfi e'of iroods to pet cash as we make. Fire, Water and Smoke, backed by the Sheriff, can't make the prices we do. It will be a battle royal! Ten days of sunshine for all of
thneoDle and not the chosen few Thousands will attend this sale-the like was never seen and never will be again in this city. Our coats are off, and we bid you one and all
a hearty welcome-the poor as well as the rich can now have some of the good things of this world. It's the harvest of your lives-the golden opportunity is before you. Will
you accept? We believe you will.
It's a Hot Time In the Old Town Now!
TI ■ will be coming from all quarters, from the cross roads, from the main roads, on foot and HOSS back, and hundreds of 'em will come on the varnished KAURS. Send word to
^friends and neighbors—they will appreciate it. We say to one and all, it will pay you to come fifty miles around and lay in Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps. Carpets and
nouch to last vou for the next year. It will be the best investment of your life. We are sending word to all neighborhoods, telling them of the Great Sacrifice Cash
Getting Sale'that commences next Thursday, July 2 3, rain or shine. Over TWENTY-FIVE SALESMEN will be here to wait on you. Not one item but what you buy for less
than you have been paying, but it and thousands of items at wholesale prices and less.
The Shoe Harvest of Your Lives.
Counters, Bins and Barrels Piled Full of 'Em.
We Have Clothing for all Mankind.
Men's Suits--Two at about price of one elsewhere.
Shoes for men. Old prices $1.25 to $1.75;
our price
One lot men's shoes. Old prices $1.50
to $1.09: our price .pi..-L7
One lot men's shoes. Old prices $2.00
to $2.25; our price
One lot men's shoes. Old prices $2.50
to $2.75; our price °
And all ladies shoes go in the same low way.
It's facts. We will sell you shoes 50c to $1.50
a pair less than any can or will sell you.
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We've got 'em boiling over.
Now's your time to make hay
while the sun shines. It's a
merchandise harvest for all
mankind.
One lot men's suits. Old prices $3.50 Q_
to $4.50; our price H>1.70
One lot men's suits. Old prices $4.75 Q0
to $5.50; our price IpZ.70
One lot men's suits. Old prices $6.50 ^ . _
to $7.50; our price $4.0 7
One lot men's suits. Old prices $8.00 ^ , _Q
to $10.00; our price «po./7
And boys' clothing almost given away com-
pared to the prices others get for 'em.
HOLLER
Coate.s' famous thread will be sold eight spools for 25c; while pins here you will buy them at one paper for one cent; and those famous liooks and
eyes 5c a card will be while this sale lasts one card for one cent. Did you ever hear the like? While pearl buttons you pay 5c and 10c a-dozen, here
o-o to all the people, rich and poor alike, three cents a dozen. It's facts in cold printer's ink, and to qiake matters worse the best calicoes that's made
"■o to the people at three and three-quarter cents per yard. We think you will be here to get a wagon load of goods of us. Here nine cents in notions
will do the work of fifteen cents elsewhere, and handkerchiefs for the children as well as the ladies' will be some at 3c, 5c, 8c, 9c, 12c, 19c worth 20 to
50 per cent more in any other store in fifty miles of here. Ooine get 'em. It's cut loose now, not later. Sox for men, the old Rockford kind, at 5c, 7c,
and 8c and hose for the ladies at 7c, 9c, 11c, 19c, worth 20 to 50 per cent more elsewhere. We can show you dozens of patterns to select from.
200 pair odd pants at about the price of jeans pants elsewhere. Over 29,000 items on sale, instead of eight or ten as usually seen. Now, if you
ever wanted suits for yourself and boys, come quick. The feast is iiere for you, while all Dress Good-* will be a saving to you and your family from 20
to 50 per cent of your hard earned money. Nothing held in reserve. Shirts of the work kind as well as the dress up kind, at 39c and 13c. See if you
can match 'em at 50 per cent more. While overalls now go at 39c, worth 50c anywhere, and the kind we sell you at 53c you pay 75c for 'em elsewhere.
Come and see one dollar do very near the work of $2.00 elsewhere on hundreds of items. Trunks and valises all go, and hats for the men at 98c $1.48
and $1.98. worth 50 per cent more. What more could we say?
YOUR MONEY BACK ! F YOU WANT IT
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town now. Hots, Caps, Shoes, W
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1903, newspaper, July 17, 1903; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117693/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.