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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1907)
FIRST GALL FOR «► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦<-«• Another highly prosperous year is drawing to a close with every sign promising a continuance of future favor. And we hereby call special attention to our stock of merchan dise for the FALL SEASON, which is now complete in all its De partments and if you will only come and let us show you we can prove it. Some People think that success is a mere advertising matter. However, we know better. Our success lies in the Goods, in the splendid values which we offe?, and deliver to our customers. Below we call your at tention to the following Lines: TIILLINERY. ) ! Our nillinery Department is now > complete with Fall hats, in style [ and novelty they are the perfect re= i production of the best imported ideas | They’ve been the foundation of our ! booming millinery sales. | Miss Blanche Wentzell is in charge, [ assisted by Miss Anna Johnson. | Ready=to=wear Hats 50c. to $2.50. $ Trimmed Hats from $2.00 to $lO.OO | QUEEN QUALITY and CROSSETT SHOES Among high grade shoes Crossett and Queen Quality ► are Monarchs. Their names on the shoe strap signifies the courage of its maker’s convictions. We have built a large trade with these lines and we persistly give all the value possible at the price, content to earn a fair profit. 5 r"""""V" If there are good things T* rrTt'>■ ; i!i! irrrnir jiitttj® TtIvNI-'il i ; to be had we invariably V ■ 'MI manage to get them. We !:j ; I are exclusive agents in this Ji 1 1 1! 'I h 1 j town for the celebrated \ | VI I ! if Fecheimer-Fishel and Per \ \ 1 i \jjj fection brands of clothing. Mi ! Jl'iJW Also Duchess trousers, and remember that these lines are like Uncle Sam’s gold $ to cent, a Button si.oo»Rip. coins; they are all made up | to a certain standard. We have them in all sizes. > i We are loaded with the newest pat= @ terns; all styish and nobby, and more serviceable than any other 5 make. The prices are surprisingly 1 low.. Men’s Suits SB.OO to $25.00 9 . Youth’s Suits $5 00 to $16.50 * Boys’Suits $1.50t058.00 i Odd Pants 51.00t057.00 - ’-y il ■ il' FORM ONE COPYRIGHT, 1908 THE FECHHEIMER 11SHEL CO. MEM YQHK JofjjJ? s Dress Goods. You will appreciate the novelties in Woolen and Cotton Dress Goods, Notions, Trimmings, Hosiery; Underwear, Gloves. We are surpassing any previous record, and the several departments of our house vie with each other in a generous rivalry for the first rank in attractiveness Below we quote you a few prices, all at old prices : 50C. 75C. $l.” !>lnos, I’rowiis, i’.lacks Blues, Browns, Blacks Blues, Browns, Black Panamas, Panamas, Panarnis. Whipcords, Whipcords, Whipcords. Serges, Serges, Serges. Brillianteen, Brillianteen, Brillianteen. Sicilians, Sicilians, Sicilians. Mohairs, Mohairs, Mohairs. Broadcloths, Broadcloths, Broadcloths. Cashmere, Cashmere, Cashmere. 1000 yards best Calicos f>o WOOL FLA^S^ELS 3 yard Sheeting 7%c Cotton Flannel 8, 10, 12, 15, 17%c WwilltC 15c 15c t Flannelettes 10c 20( , 200 ’Double Fleeced Outings 10c , 25c 25c Percales 10, 12%c 1 ' * i(* t )(* Toil de Noids Ginghams 12% Job Lot Gingham a 10c Fancy Plaids, 15,25,50 c 10x4 Sheeting Brown 22%, 25, 32%c Novelties, 20, 25, 50c Bleached Sheeting 32% Tricot, all colors, 25c We keep 2000 May Han ton patterns on hand all the time: We are showing new fall lines of Ladies’ Skirts, in Blues, Browns, and Blacks from $4.00 TO $lO.OO. Look at these before you buy, as these are great values. We carry complete line of RUGS and ART SQUARES. We are agents for American Beauty Corsets; new Fa!! Styles just received. Wool Blankets from $3.00 to $7.00 Mixed “ from. $2.00 to $5.00 Cotton “ from st.ootos3.oo Comforts $l.OO to $2.00
