The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 139, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1899 Page: 3 of 8
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Such was the verdict of eveiybcdy who attended our u Grand Opening Sale." Our Mr, Hirsch has just returned
from the Eastern markets where he purchased thousands of dollars' worth of swell, up-to-date goods at astonishing
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We've got to make room. Crowded so we can't budge, there's only one way to make room—CUT PRICES TO
PIECES. We quote here a few of our endless number of money-saving prices:
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Wrappers
200 Ladies' Wrappers, of fleeced-
lined Flannellette, in beautiful color-
ings; finished in tlio best possiblo
manner and in the newest styles; worth
Si.25, to go at
79 cents
Ladies' Vests
and Pants
50 doz Extra heavy double-fleeced ecru
and grey, finished seams, pearl buttons
and crochet neck; positive 50c value,
to go at
25 cents
Children's
Pants and Vests
25 doz extra heavy, ribbed and fleeced,
ecru or grey; 25c kind; any size to go
at v
10 cents
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Fleeced-Lined
Dress Goods
50 doz. pieces, all in one pattern, heavy
weight, 27 inches wide; sells every-
where else ut 7Jc; to go at
4,vc per yard
40-inch
Brocaded
Cashmere
25 doz pieces all desirable shades, beau-
tiful patterns, sells everywhere else at
30c; to go at
18c per yard
40-inch
Brocaded
Novelty Goods
10 doz. pieces latest style Dress Goods
of fancy, high-class fabrics; sells ev-
erywhere else ut 40c; to go at
24c per yard
Best
duality Calico
500 pieces of 10 yards, the very best
indigo and red; sells every where else at
6c; to go at
4%c per yard
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Men s
UnderWear
i>0 doz Suits ot' Men's Fleeced-lined
I udershirts and Drawers, camel's hair
colors, needle finished seams, worth
50c a carment: to go at
Ready for selling 200 elegant trimmed Hats,
each one in accordance with the latest caprice of
fashion and at prices that will delight all who
come to see them. Also 50 Ladies' Golf Hats,
trimmed with scarf and quill, in all shades;
worth 75c, to go at 50 cents.
Ladies' Jackets,
Suits
Thomson's
Glove-Fa
'Paris 5 iat
Corsets
25 doz good, durable, w>U-finished (Vr-
scts. drab, ecru, grey, and black; regu-
lar 50c value; to go at
30 cants
MEN'S SUITS
We submit our values without a
word of comment, except to ask you to
compare them, value for value, quality
for quality, style for style, with- any-
thing offered by any other houso. We
know where we stand and we would
like to have you convince yourself.
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Men's
Laundried
Shirts
50 doz Beautiful Lnutulried Goods in
Percales anil Madras; new patterns,
new colorings, striped, crosses, etc.;
sold everywhere from Toe to Si.00; to
go at
45 cents
BOYS' BEST
CLOTHING
Good Shoe
News
This series of splendid values in stylish, well-
made garments lias been prepared for this sale.
If you will s! ji and (igurr the money-saving,
you will ccrtainh see the advisability oi' coming
to the <i HAM) L1C A DDK.
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talk
week
style
■k more of those
that hi ve been the
f tr.T country for the pa ,t two
a triple allianee >quality,
ee that stamps this as the
f bargain-giving and will
cause ft repetition of the
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undoubtedly
rushing t rad<
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values to ::
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Wc are making an extraordinary effort to even surpass our two week's wonderful selling record IT CAN 111:
lieetls must be supplied. Our stocks ot'everything needed lij man, woniim or child an . omplite, and our
ed l>y any house at the threshold of a season surpassing by long oil I- VMj other offerings of the (lay
all the way from 1." TO ID l*iCIt CENT -Vi> ouo can uffjrd to overlook auch opportunities as \>
DON i: The season is ripe. Cold weather is at hand and winter
special values are unquestionably the greatest ever otl'er-
ind assuring our patrons positive savings ranging
The fastest Growing
Store in the
Southwest.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 139, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1899, newspaper, October 13, 1899; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc123932/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.