The Grady County progress. (Cairo, Grady County, Ga.) 1910-19??, May 21, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCOUNTY PROGRESS, CAIRO. OH»' - 3|!|2S|d$3 |For 30 Days Long Icond Sale Starts Conti irtiers in Cairo and Grady County, and those who did not attend the Sale that this seasonable merchandise regardless of cost or loss. I want to say to my many frie is your golden opportunity to pureh When I began my sale I had Stammer goods which are arriving i I wish to thank you for your patronage for the last 15 days, but you know a $15,000 stock of goods could not be sold in 15 days. Therefore I am forced to cdhtinue this. Sale 30 days longer, because I am going to move sure. This is not talk but the plain truth. This will be the last Sale I will ever put on in Cairo. I have now a lot of new prods which will be displayed on the Bargain Counters. Everything must go, regardless of cost or loss, in order to save the heavy flight charges. Now don’t fail to come and get your up-to-date merchandise for less money than you ever purchased before. This means money saved for YOU. JUST LOOK AT THESE NEW BARGAINS ! These are Just a Few of Everything in my store is marked in plain figures, one price to. all, to you can see for yourself what it costs. Remember, friends and Customers, this sale has jtist got well started. My stock is really larger today than the first day of the Sale, and the new goods are seasonable and up-to-date. IMPORTANT-r-Now remember, I will not reserve any stock and will positively include the new and seasonable merchandise which is arriving daily, , with the present stock. Remember the date, the time, and the location. Abe Poller’s Grand Second Opening of the Great Farewell Sale Starts Saturday, May 22 Look For Farewell Signs in Front of Building Farewell Signs in Front of Building 15c New l lowertd Crepe . SO'bolts to select from, 71-2c Yard Silk Messaline, S1.00 and $1.25 Quality for 69c YarJ Ladle,’ 10c Vei ts 5c Each . 15c Embroideries, 9-inch width 5c Yard Ladies’ $3.00 $1.03 Linen Coat, Suits 9Sc Each Men’s $3.50 English Walkers Slippers, for S2.19 Pair 25c Turkish Towels, 5Q inches long, 10c Each 60c Men's Heavy Blue Cham- brny Work Shirts 29c Each La lies’ 15e Vests 8c Each • 2,ic Of rset Cover Embroidery 12c Each Men’s $10.00 and $12,60 All Wool Suits $5.98 Each 1 lot of 200 pieces Broad Satin and Silk Ribbon, 35c ami 60c Quality ,10c Yard i Men’s 10c Handkerchiefs, 3c Each 10c and 12 l-2c Ginghnms, 7c Yard Palm Beach Dress Goods 60c Quality l'or 25c Yard §1.00 Alarm Clocks 45c Each $7-50 to $10.00 Blue Sergo Boy’n Suits—Sizes up to 18 $4.89 Each Boys’ 75c Wash Suits, 39c Each Linens, 50c Quality for 26c Yard B. V. D. I'nderwear ail sizes 39c Garment Ladies’ Silk Hose, 26c and 35c grade 19c Pair $1.00 Parasols 49c Each Ladies’ White Canvas Slippers, all sizes—$1.25 to $1.50 Quality 79c and 89c Pair A. C. A. Featner Ticking, 20c and 25c Quality 15c Yard Ladies’ Gc Handkerchiefs, lc Each t- Men’s $1.00 Shirt3 50c Each Men’s25c Silk Half Hose' 17c Pair $1.50 Ladies'Panama Hats 79c Each Ladies’ Elastic Slippers ?1.26 and $1.50 values 79c Pair 30-inch Pajama, 10c and 12 l-2c Quality 7c Yard 10c Hose, only . 7c Pair Ladies’ $1.26 House Dresses , 69c Each v. '. • 3fl-inch Hr.tin25c Value 10c Yard, Meids $2.00 Sunday Pants 98c per Pair Patent Leather Slippers, $2.01) and $2.50 goods $1.49 Pair Men’s Athletic Summer Under wear, 25c Grade 10c Garment