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THE DURANT WEEKLY NEWS
FRIDAY NOVEMBER
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I o the i'irsZ tea persons entering this store on
opening morning of sale
Wednesday December 1st
1 will hand out envelopes containing bills of
money or slips calling for valuable articles of
me'-chandire. Be one of the first ten people here
wheii the store opens at 9 o'clock and get one of
the gift envelopes.
A BIG SENSATION
On the fourth day of this sale
Saturday December 4th
I will turn loose from the roof of the store build-
ing over the crowd a number of toy ballons each
of which will have attached a bill of money.
Some will be $5.00 bills and others of different
denominations. The ballons will be weighted so
that they will come slowly to the ground into
the crowd. Whoever catches these balloons gets
both the bills of money and the balloons.
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At Durant Qkla. Beginnin
GOODBYE TO DURANT We are leaving this town never to return
W e have done a splendid business and made money hereand we wish
The large department store of DUN LAP BROS at this place has beeii
Co. have contracted to do the work and do it quickly the building to &
that the owner can leave for California. This gives me exactly 21 dnm
der one condition and only one namely that I am to have absolute and
out the entire stock that I deem wise and necessary in order to move t
tract to do I positively do there being no such word as fail in the voca
this splendid stock of merchandise prices that will not only amaze ar
people from long distance who have never been here before. This is tin
merchandise into the homes of the people of this community at such t
news of the greatness of this sale gets spread broadcast merchants fr
FALL DRESS Pill NTS
Choice of our tin tiro Stock for-
mi'rly selling at 2fic and .'50c.
10 CTS.
MCE HOOKFOU) PERCALES
Thousands of yards to select from
Pivtty figures stripes and dots.
12 CTS.
Ladies' Fine Coats
NOW
$14.75 $18.75 $19.75 and $24.50
I am determined to close out this stock of stylish coats and if my
prices will not do it nothing will.
I also have a lot of tailored suits skirts and silk waists that will
not stay here long at the prices I have put on them.
FINE TAFFETA SILKS
Choice our our entire stock of
Silks. Regular prices up to 55:1.50
per yard.
99 CTS.
REST SILK POPLINS
:$6-inch wide fine ((utility heen
selling at ?1.25 to $1.75
69 CTS.
Sizzling Hot Grocery Prices
Sugar Corn
Tomatoes
Navy Deans
led Syrup
White Syrup
Salt Meat
Compound Lard
l'arlm Matches
White Laundry Soap
tilraeth Lemon or Vanilla
12c Can $l.:i.- Dozen. i?2.S." Case
10c Can. $1.1" Dozen ?2.25 Case
15 lbs. for $1.00
(iallon Cans 75c Case S1.-15
Callon Cans S5r Case l?l.!)5
l'.)c lb.
15c lb.
(i for 25c. ?8c Dozen
5 r.ar for 2
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8c
LADIES GOOD HOSE
Ulack and white seamless. Have
retailed at .'55c.
15 CTS.
LADIES SILK HOSE
Splendid quality all sizes worth
douhlle this price.
$1.00
Winter Underwear
Thousands of warm garments for
men. women ami children that I
inu-t now close out regard I es of
price No use going cold this win-
tei. ll .styles and size.-
the; ill .-ii in lade away.
now lint
LUCKY MAN
That ih exactly what you are if
you have put off your winter buying
until now. Honestly if you were
marking the-e goods- yourself you'd
he ashamed to go so low.
Ladies' Winter Unt'erwtav
(loud ribbed Vests or I'.mts reg-
ular 75c to J? 1.00 value.-..
48 CTS.
MENS HE A V I NDER WE A R
Heavy fleece or ribbed Shirts or
Diawerc $1.25 garments
75 CTS.
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Blanket Sale
You have been hearing a lot about blanket bargains but when you
looked into the matter you would find only a small per cent discount
Now 1 am going to give some real blanket values For instance large
size double bed blankets that have been selling at $.".4S to $4.!I8 will be
thrown into two big lots at
$2.00 and $3.00 per Pair
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WIDE lil.EACIIED SHEETING
Splendid quality full width has
t I "ti i-elliiig at 75c to I.ou.
49 CTS.
Wunun'ti Arctic Oremltncs
Heavy and warm all sizes. Worth
."S2.00 to $2.50.
$1.69
Cold Weather Goods
I find that t m tork contains a tremendous amount of heavy arti-
cle of clothing of evity kind including Heavy Dress Goods Blankets
Corduroy Coat Mackiuaws Cloaks Hosiery Gloves. Underwear Over-
shirts Caps. Knit Headwear Overshoes Bootees etc. etc.. etc.
1 am hanging and .-.tacking all these goods out at prices that will
make you think I ant Santa Claus.
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FANCY DRESS GINGHAMS
Beautiful fall patterns bookfold
goods; formerly :'5c and 10e
everywhere.
15 CTS.
REST HEAVY OUTINGS
Choice ot our entire stock of both
light and dark fancies :55c to 18c
goods.
15 CTS.
I AM THE MAN
who stands squarely back of every statement I
make and after a painstaking and thourough in-
vestigation and inspection I find to my entire
satisfaction that Dunlap Bros stock consists of
best standard merchandise that was bought cheap
for cash. 1 also find that their retail prices have
been low; but low as they were in comparison
my prices will be as mole hills to mountains. I am
determined that this sale shall make all the
weak-hearted half-baked sales in this town look
like a wash-day dinner at the poor farm.
Watch for the Red Tickets
C. H. D
THE PEER OF ALL
CUTTER
The man who for :10 via
Sales in the Middle We-t. an
Kansas bottom side tin wn
chants all over the Xo'll M
and takes chariro of a w
doors during his sale.
ILLINOIS & KANS
Now and Until the nigl
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DUNLAP BROS.
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