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About The Butts County progress. (Jackson, Ga.) 18??-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1909)
OPENING and ' BARGAIN DAY S. You are Cordially Invited to attend Wednesday Sept. 29 and Thursday Sept 30 It has been our custom for years, and this will be no exception to the rule to combine our two Opening Days and make them two of the biggest Bargain days of the Season. The above dates will be history making in Jackson retail circles. We adopt this plan and dates so that the ladies can come to ope open ing and at the same time, save a day and trip and buy goods at the lowest prices of the year, while the stock is full, new and complete. We are at the same old game, selling goods cheaper than others can buy them. That’s explained in this way; we buy them cheaper, consequently we can and do sell them same way. We are satisfied with quick sales and small profits. Comparisons are al ‘ zy we cannot help comparing our Coat of today with the average co-called rain / Jh\ to coat of a few seasons ago. /ill /fv\ jp) The tensile strength of ' !</? is one of its f. jMf ,j| w-y chiefest assets and yet. of tMr n •' a delicacy and daintiness 0? Jf% S: ‘ f |' ] of coloring and pattern l I V |\\ that will appeal even to \ fjl --o r' * the most conservative. \ /1) / Rain, snow, cloud, wind, \ ; dust no longer posseses u I y' the terrors for the woman A | ft i provided with our coat, m | I Her protection is complete. M j fji Nothing is expensive that is worth the price. ut ere are coa tsthat cost Rubberized Silk Cot very little and are extra good value. Prices $5.00 to $15.00 Free To The Public We have just fitted up on the Brady lot stables and running water for the accommo dation and convenience of the Public, in which to fged and hitch their stock. All are wel come. EXTRA HEAVY AAA SHEETING It’s yard wide and we have all you want We could sell it back to the mills today at handsome profit but prefer to give the public benefit of our lucky strike. Others want Bc. for it. We only want 6-1-4. That’s us. sexesand sizes* Bolikiwd'M£*ry u. hind. To see them is to IUMO6HA. WII. buy uiein. Nut Sed. Remember if its in town, Wev’e got it. If you get it here It’s Rio^h? THE BIG STORE SELLS EVERYTHING CHEAPER ’ S Etheridge, Smith & Cos. BUTTS COUNTY PROGRESS, JACKSON, GA., FRIDA 'k, SEP FEMBER 24, 1999. ir mMm ■m^rWiF ' ~OUR milliner” Is not the ordinary kind! Our styles not commonplace. We don’t have to put you in uniform like a regiment of soldiers. We have the styles that are varied and created in Paris, New York, Philadelphia - and Baltimore, the’ birth places of fashionable millinery. Miss Swanson spent more than a month in the East buying and building millinery that will appeal to you... We will convince you that if we have not just your idea of a hat or style made up, that we have the goods from which to make and the talent to build it to please you exactly and will be glad to do so. We have spent more money to provide these styles and goods for you than ever before and we feel sure that every la dy will fully appreciate our efforts and agree with us on all points. It’s all in having the goods and knowing how. THAT’S US. FRUIT OF THE LOOM - BLEACHING Listen! Ladies, the value is 12 l-2c We got it cheap. It goes at 6 7-8 c await your inspection. r lney will give you pleasure to see and even greater pleasure to wear. CORTICELLO SPOOL SILK . The first time in the history of the city has Corti cello 100 yds. spool" silk been advertised and sold at sc. spool. We do things. We do. COTTON CHECKS ” 500 yds. in a hundred different styles. You will find them in other stores at 6 and 7c., but you can "get thbm at the-Big Store because we sell cheaper at only sc. Opening days only. . .... 7c. .56-in. SEA ISLAND ~ ~sc. That’s what they all say: • ‘‘You can’t match it for •7c:' elsewhere.’’.- We bought it in May before it went up—take tllb hint? You can take ■ the goods '.here Wednesday and Thursday opening days only sc. It’s ajl in knowing how. " •• ' 1200 HANDKERCHIEFS Ye \\ant 240 ladies to buy five handkerchiefs each, they win be put five in a' bundle and s'is all we will .sell to one lady They are cheap as dirt and-at sc. each—sheer and white hemstitched, a great bfifgain. Don’t miss it. Opening days five for 5 cents. ' ' V That’s us. ■ 600 DOZEN PEARLS This is an eye-opener to both the trading public and the competition; they all wonder in amazement how it can be done. 12. 14. 16, 13, 20 line pearl but tons worth sc. dozen, bought of big Broadway house tiat was selling out; we bought them for you cheap, come get them. Opening days 1 cent dozen WHAT WE ADVDERTISE WE SELL AND~ WHAT WE SELL ADVERTISES US CALICO 1 ydffor h 49° U ce b l ofWhatWeaSk - openin S
