Hollis Post-Herald (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 4, 1915 Page: 4 of 7
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NOW IN FULL BLAST AND CONTINUES UNTIL FEBRUARY,To
The Biggest, Best Sale Ever Held in Harmon County. Every Day a Red Hot Bargain Da
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Here is the way we
are making this
Sale a Big Success
In the first place we must give you
BETTER GOODS'and BETTER PRI-
CES than you are able to get elsewhere
Not to do this would be working against
the very object so important to us.
$15,000 Stock of Fine Hardware
ABSOLUTELY THROWN ON THE MARKET AT PANIC PRICES
This Greatest of All Sales, Runs Until February 10
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We are moving j
the Goods out and
the Money in.
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And we must do this quickly. We J
simply cannot carry this enormous j
stock of Hard ware any longer; it is up
to us to sell it at almost any price that
we can get.
This is no make-believe sale. We are over-
stocked, we need the room and we need the monev.
We much prefer giving our friends the^ benefit of a
liberal discount for cash than pay interest at the
bank. It is as broad as it is long, and we know that
in so doing we will make many loyal and permanent
customers7
got a genuinely good article at a real saving. He
will come back next year and the next.
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Greatly Reduced Prices
We have not marked down just a few articles
only. In order to get the cash we know that we
must make Exceptional Prices, and we will do it.
Everything here bears the Special Sale Price Tag,
marked in plain figures. Come in and see for your-
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sales leach a cStain amount. If you wait too long
you will be too late. Don't waste any time. Come
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Ladies!
A good Drop-Head sewing
machine regular $27.50, Sat-
urday only - $20.00
A good superior Vacuum
carpet cleaner, regular $7.50
guaranteed for - $3.00
Unparalelled Values-Unpr ecedcnted Prices
This Sale Will Continue Until Feb. 10
You know that you are going to
need Hardware this Spring. You want
to make every dollar go just as far as
possible, and now is the time to buy the
best and save money on every purchase.
We guarantee each and every article to
be up to the standard in value. We
have put the price within reach of all.
Come the First Day—Come Every Day
10 Days of Underselling
Don t fail to to look up our prices on
Buggies and Surries. Now is the time
to buy and save money.
Regular $90.00 3 in. Birdsell
Wagon. Reduced QQ
Standard and "Lucky Jim" Cul-
tivators, to close ' Oft HO
cut zo.UO
14 and 16 inch Emerson Foot
Lift Sulkies, worth OE OO
'$50.00, sale wO.UU
14 and l(i inch Emerson Sulky,
Regular $10 00 value QQ
New Century Culti
vator, to close out...
The Famous J. I. Case
Texas* Culti vator __
"Mr. Bill" Planter,
to close out
14 in. Walking Lister,
sale price
Regular $100.00 No. Oft rn
404 Moon J3uggy__ OU.DU
The Studebaker Rubber tired
Autoseai Buggy re 1 1 O OO
duced to only | |£a(JU
Regular $140.00 Studebaker
Farmer's Hack for 1 1 O OO
only liy.UU
12 Tine Seed Forks re IOC
duced to ' | .513
4 Tine Manure Forks,
Regular $1.50 Boy's 1 10
Express wagons I • I U
Regular $2.50 Boy's
Express wagons
25.00
28.50
29.75
12.50
now.
3 Tine Hay Forks, cut to
only
Round point shovels, sale
price
Square point shovels,
now
Long handle Shovels, re
duced to
.80
.70
.65
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.70
$1.95
2.55
85c
1.95
2.75
3.55
7.55
Regular $11.50 22 Calibre Win
chester Repeating 4 A ir
Rifle IU.43
.22 Calibre Short rim fire 1 1 A
Cartridees per box I I C
(3 quart Enamel Berlin
Kettle
Regular $3.50 Boy's
Express wagons
Regular $1.25 Boy's
Express wagons..
Our $2.50,Boy's Tricy
cle Reduced to
-Our S3.50 Bov's Tricy
cle Reduced to
Our $4.50 Boy's Tricy
cle Reduced to
Regular $9.00 Stevens
.22 Calibre Rifle
Regular $5.35 30 piece
Dinner Set, price
Regular 60c Clear Lead
Blown Goblets
3.95
45c
6 quart Enamel Stewers
Price
2 quart Enamel Stewer
with handle
2 quart Enamel Sauce
pan
3 Pint Enamel Sauce'
pan
3 Pint Enamel Stewer
with handle
Good Dippers, our sale
price
Handled Cups, our sale
price
20c
20c
20c
20c
15c
15c
15c
5c
Regular 85c Hoffman gn.
House 17 oz Tumblers UwC
Regular $1.00 7 piece Crtft
clear glass water set ^uUC
9 inch Pie Tins, two for E
only OQ
25c Sifters, sale price
only
10 quart Zinc Buckets,
Sale price
12 quart Zinc Buckets
Sale price
No. 1 Galvauized Tubs
only
No. 2 Galvanized Tubs
only
No. 3 Galvanized Tubs
only
2 Gillon Earthen Milk
Crocks
Stone Churns per gal
Ion
Milk Jars, per gallon
only
Wire Nails, all sizes, per
pound
15c
18c
20c
45c
5Cc
EOc
16c
8c
8c
3
All Masury's House paints to
close out, per gallon gQ
Regular 15c 6 inch Strap 4 O**
Hinges, pair | yg
Mouse Traps a a
6 for I OC
No. 2 Lamp Burners 4 O#*
with wick. | UQ
No. 2 Cold Blast Lan
tern
$1.00 Rural Mail Boxes,
only
8 inch Files
each
10 inch Files
each
3 wrenches Regular 35c
Sale price
10 inch Knife Handle
Monkey Wrench
3 in. Flower pots with sau
cer 2 for
4 inch Flower pots with
saucer
5 inih Flower pots with
8 mcer „ -
0 inch Flower pots with
saucer, 3 for
7 inch Flower pots with
. saucer
8 inch Flower pots with
saucer
9 inch Flower pots with
saucer
10 inch Flower pots with
saucer
12 inch Flower pots with
saucer
89c
75c
10c
15c
25c
60c
5c
5c
7c
25c
10c
15c
19c
25c
35c
No. 15 Monogram Hot Blast Heater
regular $ 1 5.00 sale price $ 1 1 .OO
6 gallon Daisy churn regular $6.50
Sale price - - $4.50
3 gallon Daisy churn regular $3.50
Sale price - - $2.95
1 good Oil Can - - 1 Oc
Get prices on all window
glass-Special during this sale
Good set Silver plated teaspoons 50c
Good set door locks for - 30c
Regular $30.00 6 hole, high closet
asbestos-lined Range - $20.00
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Saturday Specials Only
The Famous $45.00 "Free" Se
ing Machine, sale OO CO
price Ou.OU
$12 00 Monogram Hot O OO
Blast Heater No. 12. U.UU
$15 Monogram Hot i 4 OO
Blast Heater No. 15 I I .UU
We cannot quote prices on every-
thing in detail. NoW is the time to buy
Hardware, Plows, Implements, etc. We
have everything that a big store can
laiu are many articles owing
to the condition of our supply we sell at
a greater discount than others. Scan our
prices. If you don t see what you want,
just take the trouble of visiting our store".
Everything will be marked in piain fig-
ures for this sale. Unless you are shift-
less and neglectful, you will tak«e advan-
tage or these unsual bargains. You
can never again expect to save as many
dollars on a purchase.
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22 Repeating Winchester rifle regular $11.50. Sat-
urday only $10.00
22 Repeating Remington rifle regular $1J.50 Satur-
day only - . 10 00
22 Repeating 09 Barrel rifle regular $14.50 Sa't ur-
day only - - "J "J QQ
Good Double Barrel Shot Gun regula'r $18.50 Sat-
urday only 11.00
Leader Shells regular 75e Saturday only 70q
45c
11c
New Club Shells regular 50e per box
22 Short Shells regular 15c per box - ,
A guaranteed rezor, a good strop, a good brush and
a cake of shaving soap Sat. only, all for 1 00
inch Oliver fitted lister point regular $2.50, Sat-
urday only - _ 1 RR
H-inch Canton fitted lister paint regular 2.50;Sat-
urday only
14-inch Bill Point regular 2.50 Saturday
We are closing out our entire lino of
Cultivators and implements. Look up
our prices!
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Spooner Hardware Co.
Hollis,
Oklahoma
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Roberts, Luke. Hollis Post-Herald (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 4, 1915, newspaper, February 4, 1915; Hollis, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc267965/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.