The Oklahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 10, 1894 Page: 3 of 4
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TO OUB PATRONS.
Iu these days of punic, when tbe tightness of the money
market, and the purchasing power of hard cash makes the earth
tremble, wc have instructed our eastern buyers to be on the look
out for good things, and to bear in mind, we are prepared to buy
for cash, and accordingly our vast faculties of the ready cash has
been liberally applied to the magnet, and in return we were for-
tunate in securing extreme snaps in every department in our
houte, and we are now equipped better than ever to fill your
your wantn, backed by our ever anxious ambiiion to sprvc you in
the most city like, and most accommodating 'manner.
The Aurora Great Bargain Store.
One of the greatest our most gigantic sales ever recorded by mankind will be inaugurated and in
foroe at
Aurora Great Bargain House
Thousands of dollars will be «aved by the purchasing publio in this house, as positively no article
will tie reserved, and when the hammer strikes at prices, it will not matter where the splinters may fall, or
who gets hurt,
Never before in the mercantile history of this or any other country or clime, was such tremendous
cutting and slashing known, we have set pace for one of the swiftest sales on record, and wc want every
inhabitant in this and surroundig counties to be present and witness the magnitude of a wide awake up to
date cash house, engineered by ceaseless toilers for trade, and assisted by an army of employees who are
ambitious and anxious to please.
As our aim has alwayB been to furnish our patrons with the best merchandise for the least money, we
are now prepared and equipped to do the work of our lives for our friends, frankly say that it will outdo all
former efforts, even of our own, and if you will be late for those magnificent and matchless bargains, you
will have but yourself to blame, as they can not and will not last long at the prices.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We will take this means to express our heartfelt thanks to a
generous public who so liberally rallied to our support, thus
attributing to the unequalled success mado by us in the past in
this beautiful city, while others came and went, the Aurora
Great Bargain House is still waving its flag of glory, and Invite
you today to see one of tho largest and most progressive cash
houses in the west, we cover an enormous field, representing
many a department under one roof. Bear in mind the sale we
herewith announce is a princely offer made to you by us, and wc
base our claims upon our past record, read every item and act
accordingly.
The Aurora Great Bargain Store.
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Here ere Prices that will make Rome HOWL!
And our CompetitorsTREMBLE.
HERE 13 ' A CORKER.
38 inch Scotch tuitings, rough ef-
fects, the very thing for fall wear.
Sold the world over at 25c.
Slashed at the Aurora for 13c.
36 inch Jackard striped suiting, in
all the prevailing shades of the seas-
on, including blue and black, and
this season goods.
Slashed at the Aurora for 39c.
42 inch Scotch plaid flannels, ex-
tra heavy, in blue and red, and red
and black, very pretty, never sold
for less than 75c.
Slashed at the Aurora for 48c.
38 inch Water proof in staple and
fancy shades, just tbe thing for
school dresree ai d positively worth
40o.
Slashed at the Aurora for 23c.
38 inch Serge soft finish and fine
Twill, in all the seasonable shades,
splendid goods and is a bargain at 35
Slashed at the Aurora for 23c.
36 incn English Henrietta warrant-
ed all wool Allied, in every style
imaginable, ordinarily sold at 30c.
Slashtd at tLu ^i".rc'a for 19o.
54 inch Covet "loth in brown, Tan,
black and navy, high quality, and in-
tended to sell at retail for $1.50 a
yard.
Slashed at the Aurora for 98c.
All wool red flannel, not burlaps,
but a good quality of flannel, ordin-
arily sold for 25c. for this great sale
only 15c.
IS THIS CHEAP?
One lot jackets for ladies in reefer
styles, comfortable and nest lookers.
Note the price for this sale 98c.
Ladies Jackets, the spring and
fall weight, black only, all sizes,
ranging in value from 2.50 to 4.00,
choice of this lot at the Aurora 1.48-
Triple capes in blue and Brown,
fancy scalloped, also a line of Astra-
chan capes, with quilted lining.
Slashed at the Aurora for 1 69.
One lot of high art Jackets. The
very'latest things in the market,
made by the famous modiste Emiie
Pingott, Paris, France, at 7.50.
Ladies Jackets finest meltons, tail-
or make, various styles, and range
in value at $15,00 to $20.00.
Choice of any at $7.50.
Single shawls, large size in blue
and Red and black and red, also
Beaver shawls and Scotch shawls,
range in value from 1.50 to 15.00.
Slashed to 98c and up.
Fancy fur sets, good size, hand-
Wjuie and comfortable, also Angora
sets, they must be seen to be appre-
ciated at 1.98.
A complete line of of all wool al-
1 atross in delicate shades. Just the
ihing for evening and well worth 75c
for this great sale 48c.
NOTE THIS ITEM.
One lot fancv velvet ribbons in
■every conceivable shade and width.
Slightly soiled, choice 10c.
Silk Gimps, chiffon lace, jet dress
trimmings, Passamentaries too nu-
merous to mention at 5c up.
All silk Moire ribbon Nos. 7 to 12,
usually sold at 20 aud 25c. we have
them in all shades.
Choice for this sale 10c.
Embroidered pillow shams, per
pair, only 19c. Fancy throw-B 39c.
Chenille table covers and portiers, at
1.48 up.
One lot Parisian hats in Turban,
English walking tokes, etc., in vel-
vet, satin and jet. Choice of all 48c.
Ladies caps in the late shapes,
with velvet crown, white cord on
seams, they arc pretty only 39c.
Ladies Sailors, red, brown, navy
and tan, satin crown, cashmere flat,
trimmed ready to wear, choice 48c.
Trimming silk", a large selection,
and the price slashed without mercy,
this lot will go at 25c.
DISREGARD VALUES.
10-4 Blankets in white of soft fin-
ish, and fret from shoddy, well
worth 1.00.
Slashed at the Aurora for 69c.
Craddle blankets, just the thing
for baby's, in white, pink, blue or
tan, well worth 65c.
Slashed at the Aurora for 39c.
10-4 Heavy grey blankets ordin-
arily sold for 2 00. Slashed at the
Auioraat 1.25. All wool red blank-
ets, solt and fine, large size, worth
4.00, for this great sale 2.48,
Extra large comforts that usually
sells for 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 3.50 and
5.09, for this great and unequal sale
they gn at 98c., 1 48, 1.98, and 2.69
Extra large Turkish Rugs in beaut-
iful designs, and fine quality, abso
lutely cheap at 3.00 don't fail to see
them, they will go fast and furious
at 1.79.
The largest line of velvets, plushes
and dress trimmings ever shown un-
der one roof in a western house and
extremely cheap for this sale.
Our linen department has received
the same bruises at the hands or the
slasher, and without reserve are cut.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ladies Dongola Button shoes war-
ranted absolutely soie leather coun-
ters, iuner and outer soles and well
worth 1.75, for this salo slashed to
1.25.
Ladies grain button shoes, sizes
2£ to 7, worked button holes, on the
E last, never sold for less than 1.25.
Slashtd at the Aurora for 89.
Ladies dongola button Bhoes,
square toe, patent tip, on the D last
and well worth 2.50, sale price only
1.48.
Men's dress shoes in congress or
lace, good wearers and nobby look-
ers and fully worth all of 2.00.
Slashed for this sale at 1.39.
Child's Bhoes, also the footwear
for misses, boys and girls fiom tbe
very cheapest to tbe very best at 48c
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Wire woven carpet the very thing
for office or bed rooms, yard wide,
and very cheap 25c. for this match-
less sale 15c.
1000 books by famous authors,
about 200 pages or over, elegantly
bound, sells ordinarily at 75c. choice
without reserve 23c.
7-8 worsted cashmere absolutely
all wool filled in all prevailing shades
of the season down they go at 9c.
IS THIS CHEAP?
Mens suits, sizes 34 to 42, made
of the double warp. Basset tweed,
worth 10.00, for this great sale 5.75.
Mens sui-s, sizes 31 to 42, well
made, in round cut sacks, just the
thing for a business suit, and will
be Bold now for 3.90.
Mens cassimere suits, sizes 31 to
42, nobby lookers and excellent
wearers well worth 12.50; for this
great sale 6.90.
Mens fancy worsted suits in round
cut sacks in raised plaids or stripi s,
postively worth 12 00, a great snap
at 8.00.
MenB black cheviot suits, perfect
body fitting, same ones sold else-
where for 15.00, the only difference,
the price 7.50.
Ask to see our tailor mado dress
suits, artistic in designs, durable and
perfect gems, thev will be sold at
10.00, 12 50 and 15.00.
Mens and boys overcoats, in ulster
or dresB, by pricing this department
you will (ind where the leal bargains
can be found.
Mens Baltimore and Rochester
tailor made suits and trousers, such
as tbe most fastidious dressers will
like, all will go during this Bale.
ANOTHER DRIVE.
Men's trousers. Well, we havo
them, in endless varieties, worth
1.50 to 4.25, they go at 75c up.
Boys suits the most complete boys
clothing department by far in Okla-
homa, will sell suits from 98c. up.
In tbe underwear and gents' fur-
nishings, wc can not exaggerate if
we try. Mens underwear in grey or
white down to 23.
Mens high merino underwear, all
sizes, worked and finished, elasticwrist
and ankles, down they go at 49c.
Mens extra heavy Scotch under-
wear in plaids and stripes, or solid
colors, great value for this great
sale 69c.
One lot drummer's samples under-
wear, ranging in value from 1.25 to
2.50 a garment, choice of
the lot 79c.
Be sure to see the ladies furnish-
ings; including hosiery iu cotton,
lisle, wool and cashmere from 7Jc up
Corsets in every conceivable style,
and sizes to lit all, a great collection
of makes, prices for this sale 25c up
A GREAT SNAP.
The largest and most carefully
selected slock of children's under-
wear, ranging in value from 10c. up.
LadieB' underwear, almost any-
thing that is to make life comfort-
able is represented iu this depart-
ment at 23c. up.
NOW OR NEVER.
Just received a line of highest
grade Nottingham lace curtains, at
prices to amaze tb" purchaser.
Nottingham lace curtains, 4 yards
long, 68 iiiehcs wide, taped and
scalloped, rich designs, a bargain at
5.00. l'or this matchless sale 2.98c.
In linings and solecies, we have
great offerings, double width solecies
formerly sold for 15c. will go now
at 9c.
Above all we desire to call atten-
tion to a superb line of dresi silks,
such as crystal, bengaline peau du sou
very cheap.
White embroideried flannels, nice
goods and positively worth 1.00, wc
will turn it loose during this sale for
58c.
Mens and boys hats aud, here you
find tbe latest shapes, colors and
styles, and will put them on sale be-
ginning today.
In conclusion we will say that while wc are backed by an enormous stock of goods, you will .have to come early to
secure above advertised merchandise at the prices, for they will not last long, we have also reinforced our army of sales-
people, who will take delight in showing you around, and who are thoroughly experienced, and will assist you in making
your selection. Attend the greatest sale in the department store in Oklahoma now in progress at
The Aurora
The Ceaseless ToilersjFor Trade.
Cor- Broadway and Grand Avenue
MAX HERSKOWITZ, Prop.
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