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HERE IS A CINCH! EL A#* 5000 BARS 50 barrels choice sweet flour, %QIJ _ %JS |J _O O I f* e *** ° Cta 8™ special every day in the , ®* r 1 M * F ■ W Soap—the wash woman's week w friend. For 30 da}-s only. £i;£. i CLOSING OUT SALE - ...OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST... J. C. COLLIER CO. We are making preparations to reorganize the Oxford Underwear Mills and the J. C. Collier Cos. into one “gigantic” corporation. Our own money and some foreign capital will go into this new enterprise. In order to do this we must sell twenty=five thousand dollars worth of dry goods &c by January 15th. The plans for this great deal have all been perfected; but the new stockholders say that we must turn our goods into cash as nothing but cash will be accepted over and above a certain amount of merchandise. This deal is based on the bond election of our city being carried. If the bonds are defeated our stock will still be thrown on the market regardless of cost as it will be our purpose to do business only in a live, progressive and up=to=date little city. Our new incoming stockholders urge us to turn every dollar of our goods into cash and we must do it. Each Article Absolutely at Cost to Reduce Stock, But For Cash Only. Dress Goods and Silks. Each and every yard at cost for the spot cash. Double width, wool filled dress goods at cost —which is 10c. Ladies’ 66 in. SI.OO broad cloths at cost —which is 70c. All 60c ladies’ fine wool goods 42c. All 86c wool dress goods, during our cost sale, 22c. Black Silks At Cost. 60c. black silks —cost price 88c, 90c. black silks—cost price 75c. 1.25 c. black silks —cost price 90c. Each and every yard of silk must be sold. "■ 11 111 Kid Gloves, Corsets, , Hosiery—belts and all dress trimmings at cost. ■■ ■"■ ■■ ■ 1 ■■■ ■■■■■■' ■'' ■■■■" 1 ' ■■■— mmm. Millinery. Every dollar’s worth of millinery at cost. Cloaks. We have just received a big line of cloaks in all the newest cuts —Monte Carlo’s —New Markets, etc. No more complete stock could be found —but they must be sold with all other goods. $12.60 garments now $9.00. $8.50 cloaks, cost price $6.00. $6.00 cloaks —cash pribb $8.60. Shoe Polish. Baby Elite Shoe Polish 7 CCnts. Gilt Edge Shoe Polish 18 Cents. Furs, Capes, Etc., All go at cost. Cotton Outings. 10 cents Cotton Outings, 7i cents. Hosiery. Just received, about 600 doz, ladies’ and misses’ hosiery from the Hanson Crawley Cos. at a bankrupt sale worth 10c —15c-p2oc per pair. Every pair at closing out sale sc. One of the requirements of the new merger is that we shall have only a certain amount of merchandise on hand—to be able to meet their requirements we must rush the sale. It's also absolutely necessary that the new corporation do business in a live town—if the bond issue be defeated we will have to close the entire stock —then move to a more suitable and progressive city. There will be no change of plans==they are already made. The election in about one week casts the die for us==in Barnesville with a bigger and a better mer= cantile business and enlarged underwear mills==or in some other city. The sale is on. SHEETING, Very butt yai'd-wide Sheeting at cost —which is i 4? cents. J. C. COLLIER COMPANY, Barnesville, Ca., Clothing and Shoes Positively at Cost All the new stock. Every piece of clothing has been put on the slaughter block in order to reduce the stock to the requirements of the new members of the proposed corporation. Men’s suits, in all weaves, fancy, black and blue cheviots, that were sold at $5.00 and SO.OO at $8.50. 800 Mens’ $2.00 and SB.OO soft and stiff Hats, putin a pile, at moving prices, regardless of cost,' $1.25. 100 dozen men’s fine lleeced lined, rebbed undervests and drawers in flesh, brown, blue colors. Were 40c per gar ment —at cost 25c, SIO.OO and $12.50 suits of our fine clothing, the kind that has the.swing to them, all worsted, fancy Scotch cheviots— the season’s latest garments, # but they have to go at this sale at $7.80 and s9.§(f. j u 1 ■ 1 I. Hawes Sj-.00 Hats at $2.40. 3U i;♦ - ; • •;,.. c id y i4b: fi It- Men’s “Blue Steel” brogan shoes solid as iron—sl.2s kind at cost, 9(3c. Ladies’ fine Sunday shoes, patent tip, lace, worth SI.OO, this sale 60c. This new corporation contemplates combining the finest underwear mills in the South with a strong, up-to-date mer cantile business and to enlarge the now large businesses to an immense size and with enough capital to snpply all the people in the surrounding territory. It’s completion depends entirely on the bond issue of Barnesville. Ladies’ heavy weight “Blue Steel” shoes —you know “Blue Steel” shoes were sold at sl.2s—at this closing out sale, 90c. Men’s stripe and fancy caps Bc. Men’s $8.60 and $4.00 Regent shoes in vici, valours, box calf and patent —at cost SB.OO. Ladies’ fine Sunday shoes, $2.00 value in all the new toes and leather —$1.62. Jeans Pants worth 60c—85c. 25c. heavy drill drawers —19c. Furniture at Cost. $35.00 Suits will be sold now for $25.00 $25.00 Suits will be sold now for $18.50 SIB.OO Suits will be sold now for $13.50 $15.00 Suits will be sold now for $11.50 SI.OO Chairs will be sold now for 80 cents. 65 cents Chairs to go not at only 4:5 cents. 50 cents Chairs to go now at only 40 cents. Rugs, Carpets and Mattings.; - * - - 9 Each and every piece absolutely AT COST. Sewing Machines. Big stock of new drop-head machines all at cost. Crockery and Stoves all at cost. It will pay you, no matter where you live to visit this great and unparalleled closing out sale. Two and one-horse wagons at cost. Wagon and bnggy harness at cost. Calicos. Choice of any piece of Calico in our place at including all the best 6c grade. 44 cents for any piece in the house. Jeans. 25c all-wool Jeans, put in this closing out sale at | 8 Cents. 15c Jeans at just what they cost —12 cents. SEA ISLAND. Yard-wide Sea Island, good qual itv at cost —which is 3icts.