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— OCTOBER 10, 1906 (,é !M, . OCTOBER 10, 190 T o
A Year's Time Has Rolled Around
A YEAR ago Bostain’s opened its doors--t.)l[‘)ened it with the announcement that this was
to be a store something different from the common run of stores. The people of Mari
etta came, and we told them how it was to be ditferent week by week. 52 times this year
we have told you of new things---of things so skillfully bought that the prices were lower
than you could get them anywhere else for. And we told you often of this or that that was
marked down in price for one reason or another. You have never found, during these 52
announcements, anything said that could not be backed up at the store. We’ve elevated
the class of goods sold in Marietta. We’ve proven the value of telling you of things exactly
as they are. We begin our second year with the accumulated enthusiasm of a full 12 months
success. And we thank the people of Marietta for their loyal support. With the beginning
of the 2nd year---on the 10th---Thursday we inaugurate the following prices for4days. Come.
$l.OO Black Tafteta,
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$1.50 Black Tafieta, l l
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75¢ Plaid Silks, |
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$1.50 black and fancy dress goods, all l
$1.50 quality; this sale......muion .39
75¢ Black Chiffon x
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50¢ Black Mohair,
50c¢ blue and brown :
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75¢ mixed Mohairs,
B I e 50c
15¢ Windsor Percales, 1 yard wide, l 1
R B 22c
And the 1274 ¢ quality, !
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12% ¢ Outing Flannels,
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50c Silks in all colors, plaid stripes
l BRU BRI i i iewmemioismins 39c |
REMNANTS.
Remnants of Dress Goods—mixtures in plaids—
-41 to 5-yard lengths, 50cand 75
OO b . dobdic o stie T i . 35c
25¢ Plaids for children’s school
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Pretty Gingham Plaids, in 10-yard
lengths_.£:’.._....._.___,_w._,_..__i-_,-- 7sc
B. H. BOSTAIN COMPANY
10¢c Bleaching
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Best Sea Island cotton
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All Calicoes ,
$2.00 Bed Spreads, full size, good
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15¢ quality of Tan Hose 10 |
$l.OO leather Tam ’O’Shanter caps for
e 75C
Lace Curtains, regular price $2.50,
$l.OO Lace Curtains, this sale,
P DRI 69C
Baby Caps, in silk embroidered and plain.
35e, Hoc and 75c one<_29c
$1.25 Umbrellas
25 dozen of Ladies’” Embroidered Hand
" kerchiefs. 25c quahtyl 5c
Children’s School Handkerchiefs
Bb i bl i i 5 C
All-Linen Handkerchiefs sc.
10c Turnover Collars, white and embroidered
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Cube Pins. in black
B R s i ~4c
Violet Safety Pin Books, two dozen
a%sorted"-“-sc
Silk Elastic Web, in black
BRI i e Sc
Children’s Belts, all colors. in
patent leather,”,l oc
Mother Goose Crib Blankets,
B eit 2]9c
Full size Kimono Blankets, : \
Lancaster Ginghams, in pretty checks '
for children’s aprons,QC
Cotton Checks of best :
BRII e s 7¢;
Galatea, in solid colors, stripes
BRI bL D SRR L 14¢
Belding yard-wide Satin, in all colors, :
DIBUE B 0 While. o 89c¢
" Fleisher’s Shetland Floss,
POWIRE Mol <Lo e e s e 980
Pear! Buttons, a 10¢ quality,
L Uhie SB16: ORP i ie i B 4c
Finishing Braid, all colors and | 4
$l.OO and $1.50 Purses, in black and 75
OWE Telthere. 80 . . e ¢
50c Ladies’ Belts, in silk with
SN DUOIINE. N 25c‘
Ladies’ 25¢ Hose
RUDBOIEN. | 190
50c Hose
BUDBRRIEIN. i 39¢
Separate Skirts in black Voile, Chiffon, Panama and
mixed weaves. $lO.OO and $
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