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December 09, 1915
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A PUBLIC BENEFIT!
TAKE THIS UP NOW.
BEGINS ON FRIDAY, DEC. 10th
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! WHERE AND HOW THE PUBLIC WILL REAP UNTOLD BENEFITS I
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► We shall offer at Reduced Prices every article of merchandise included in our large and varied 2
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£ stock, except Groceries. By this we mean Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Uuderwear, Hoisery, Ready- }
£ to-Wear Garments and all Piece Goods, including all Domestics, etc. This reduction is not 2
1£ made to move rubbish and shop-worn goods but y/ith the idea in view to reduce our Mammoth 2
► Stock which is new and practically complete. On and after Jan. Ist. our store will be closed 2
► for a few days while we schedule our business, make some settlements and division and re— 2
► adjust affairs for 1916. We shall not attempt to list each article that we have for sale— 2
► in fact, don't feel that it is necessary. Sufficient it is to say, that we intend to reduce 2
► our stock. You have the cash; we have the goods. We want the cash, if you want the goods. 2
► Come select what you want and we will trade, if you appreciate values. 2
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DO NOT GET EXCITED. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY!
SOLID VALUES TO EVERYBODY.
We will have enough solid value merchandise to last for ten days or two weeks, and we will appreciate it if you
will not all try to come on the first day or on Saturdays or Mondays. Divide the coming. Let some come during
middle of week. It is practically impossible to get enough experienced help to wait on a house full of customers satis-
I factory, and we w ant each purchaser fully satisfied as this is no skin-game; and we expect this business to continue through
the future, and we trust that each buyer who enters our store will aid us to make every transaction satisfactory and this
can best he done by not getting in too big a rush. If you will come quietly and be patient we will endeavor to pleaseyou.
| We Must Reorganize the Firm.
The Business Wifi Continue.
Our hooks will he closed after Dee. 10th, and we trust those few who have not yet fully paid up their notes or ac-
I counts w ith us w ill come in and do so prior to dan. Ist. Y\ e are unable to say what will be the outgrowth of this firm,
when we again open for business. However, in any event, the business will he continued in some substantial manner.
Let’s urge that you come before we close.
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W. J. & T. A. PETERSON
AILEY, GEORGIA
THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY DECEMBER 9. 1915.
