Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 274, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 5, 1894 Page: 3 of 4
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Kverjbody wauts money. Sages
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^fBBut will tell U how to Catch tliem^
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men, from Solomon dow„, tell us that economy is the basis of wfaltli. Now let us tell you of several chances to save by takin ' l
vantage of the bargains we are offering this week. ^ '
THIRD BLACK FRIDA i SALE
Will Commence APRIL 27th, and last through the whole month of MAY
Every day new bargains—Every Black Friday new attractions at the
AURORA GREAT BARGAIN STORE- FALLING PRICES.'
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To thrifty people down below JilL- ,-
Don't Let your chance of gain go
Catch our profits as they fly.
' lTFreely ^own to you there're tossed^
Without the least regard of cost.
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W hethvr it is tlw tariff, the weather, the phase of the
moon, or what not, our tsade was never better. Large trade enables us to decrease profits, and closer profits make lower
prices. Prices are down, down, down, about our establishment.. Here are some specialties.
.10(1 \ .urid of ( liiim silk, three shades, price C5 cenls, ourprice 25 cents per
yard.
350 yards striped silk, the latest styles, price 90 cents, our price 47J cents
per yard.
150 yards polka dot silk suitable for ladies waists, price 75 cants, our price
37.J cents per yard.
125 yards black brocaded silk, price II 50, our price 75 cents per yard.
-5 pieces I'ekiu crepe, price 25 cents, our price 10 cents per yard.
25 pieces Llama cloth, price 20 cents, our price 10 cents ser yard.
la pieces satin stripe wash goods, regular 25 ccnt goods, at 10 cents per
yard.
1 case zephyr gingham, the latest design of the season, reduced to 10 cents
per yard.
1000 pards amoskeag gingham at C cents per yard.
American indigo blue prints, 5 cents per yard.
Tlie best sea island cotton, 5 cents per yard.
2o pieces book fold percale, price 25 cents, reduced to 12£ cents per yard
10 pieces black satine, regular 20 cent goods reduced to 10 cents per yard.
10 piecea- 25 cent satine at 12j cents.
20 pieces fine black lawn, 10 cents per yard.
Laces, the handsomest line ever brought to this city, at about forty cent
on the dollar.
2000 yards oriental lace worth 15 cents, we will slaughter this week at fi
yards for 25 cents
2 case of fast black ladies hose, at 5 cents per pair.
worth
commemorating
by something as last-
ing monument. The busi-
ness we have built up is not
of a day,it is lasting and perman-
ent. Its foundation is business, integ
integrity, energy and capital. On
these, we have built this busines sstruct-
ure, fittingly crowned with success. There is
always reason,for the trade we enjoy each week,bring its
own reasons, for instance, look at the offerings made today
A MDNUMEPJT TO SUCCESS
i case of ladies Ilockford hose, worth 20 cents, our price 10 cents or 3
for 25 cents.
IN CLOTHING, THE GREATEST SUMTER i EARTH.
350 boys suits, price 12.25, at 9'J cents per suit.
309 boys suits, price $2.25, at *1 25 per suit.
150 youth's suits worth $5.00, at $2.25 per suit.
150 men's suits, price $7 50, now $:t 75 per suit.
300 pair men's pants, worth $2.00, at 75 cents per pair.
(100 ",'r e" wool tilling Jeans pants worth $1.75, at $1.00.
,!W puir knee pants at 25 cents per pair.
15 dozen boy's waists at 15 cents each.
000 boy's caps, assorted colors, to be given away at 15 cents each.
25 doztn men's overshirts at 15 cents each,
200 dozen men'p V. ''ford half-hose at 5 cents per pair.
25 dozen heavy suspender at 10 cents per pair.
SHOES.
180 pairs ladies' low cut shoes price $1.25, our price 60 ccnts per pair.
1H0 pair ladies cloth top shoes, worth'$2 50, «ur price $1.41).
1H0 pair genuine dongola shoes, $119, worth 2.20,
300 pair school shoes, 5 to 7, a; 55 ccnts; 8 to 12, at >5 ecnts; 13 to 2, at
75 cents per pair.
390pair men's plow shoes at 99 cents per pair.
300 pair genuine Milwaukee oil Grain, $1.25.
180 kangaroo shoes worth $1) 50 at $1.75.
u-reat Bargains in all Departments. Remember the Hard Times, a dollar saved is
a dollar earned, and you can do this by calling at the
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The People's Protection From High Prices.
Corner Broadway and Grand Avenue, International Block, Oklahoma City
"WHOLESALE A.1nTX3 REAIL.
Max Herskowitz, Prop r.
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Burke, J. J. & Brown, E. E. Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 274, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 5, 1894, newspaper, May 5, 1894; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc150478/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.