The herald and advertiser. (Newnan, Ga.) 1887-1909, July 17, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextA PerjJue 10 "5 THE HERALD AND ADVERTISER VOL. XLIII. NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1908. NO. 42. vg V i/g. . s . 11 .y 3 S5 . bo Ml G % z si i •S a S B § .S <M O <3 60 % « -rj si ll ‘C a bflO C *C « !i O 45 03 a; Z 5 c -i «'3 IJf 2 7 bo 'I £ = 2 Remnant Counter. Bargain lovers will find remnants from all over the stores at prices that can't be resisted. Hand-Bags. Our prices on this line should make business. Fruit Jars, While' They Last. Mason’s quarts at $ .75 Mason’s naif-gallons at 1.00 THE SIXTH GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL UNLOADING SALE AT BOONE 9 Their $30,000 wholesale and retail stocks of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Notions, White Goods, Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Goods, Millinery and all Summer Goods all over the stores will be put on sale Saturday, July 18, and continue through Saturday, Aug. 1. On Saturday, Aug. 1, at 3 o’clock, we will give away our Five Grand Premiums, consisting of one Upright Piano, value $230; one suite Mahog any Furniture, value $63; one New Crown Sewing Machine, value $30; one set high-grade China, value $23; and one Gold Watch, Elgin movement, value $20, (choice of either ladies’ or gents’ size.) This premium offer has run since Jan. 16 and the offer expires on Saturday, Aug. 1. Tickets will be given out with all purchases up to 3 o’clock Saturday p. m., at the time of the drawing. Now is one of the greatest opportunities ever offered the trading public in this section. Think of the opportunity and buy all summer goods at about 73c. on the dol lar, (while the summer is about half over, there is still three months or more in which to wear summer goods), and, in addition, the great inducement of having a chance to get one of the five valuable premiums without the cost of one cent. The drawing, as usual with all things done at Boone’s, will be honestly conducted, rest assured of that. We will have the crowd select two little girls to do the ^drawing. LET EVERYBODY BE PRESENT ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 Shirts and Underwear. We have made a price for a quick reduction. If you have ever worn one of our shirts it is not necessary for us to say anything concerning their merits. All 50c. Negligee Shirts for $ .39 All 59c. Negligee Shirts for 49 All $1.00 Negligee Shirts for 86 All 1.50 Negligee Shirts for 1-15 All 1.50 Soft Collar Shirts for 1.00 We carry one of the largest stocks in the city. Get your supply before they are sold out. Skirts and Petticoats. We are overstocked on this line, but the following prices will unload them: All $10.00 and $12 Skirts now $7.98 All 8.00 and $8.50 Skirts now 6.98 All 7.50 Skirts now 5.48 All 5.00 Skirts now 4.25 All 3.50 Skirts now 3.00 All 7.50 Silk Petticoats 5.98 All 6.50 Silk Petticoats 5.00 All 5.00 Silk Petticoats 3.98 Special prices on a complete line of Heatherbloom ,* Near Silk and Sattine Petticoats. Good Clothing. We have a stock of nice clothing and can fit almost anyone in style, quality and price. We have made a deep cut on all of our summer clothing, blues and blacks included. Twenty-five per cent, discount on all goods. Men’s two and three-piece summer suits, were $10, now $ 7-50 Men’s two and three-piece summer suits, were $12, now 9.00 A3 above, were $15.00, now 11.25 As above, were 16.50, now 12.32 As above, were 18.00, now 13.50 As above, were 20.00, now 15.00 As above, were 22.50, now 16.90 As above, were 25.00, now 18.75 Odd Pants. In this line we have some real bargains. Cotton Pants, $1.00 values, at $ .75 Overalls, 75c. values, at 50 All $1.50 and $1.75 summer Pants, at 1.25 All 2.00 and 2.25 summer Pants, at 1.75 All 2.50 summer Pants, at 2.00 All 3.00 and 3.25 summer Pants, at 2.50 All 3.50 and 4.00 summer Pants, at 3.00 All 5.00 summer Pants, at 4.00 We have a good line of sizes and patterns. Many of the nice pants are made peg-top and cuff-bottoms. This is an opportunity you should take advantage of. Boys’ pants at greatly reduced prices. Embroideries. Our prices on this line should sell the lot in ten days. Nice Edgings and Insertions, per yard: 5c 10c. and 12c. Edgings and Insertions.. 8c 124c., 15c. and 20c. Edgings and Insertions 10c $1.25 Flouncings for children’s skirts and dresses, yard. .75c 50c. all-over Embroideries and Laces 29c Unloading Sale Specials of Cotton Goods. Yard-wide Sea Island Sheeting $ .05 Extra good Apron Gingham 05 Amoskeog Staple Gingham 07 12 yards Fruit of the Loom, Ur -LcAtdale, or Hope Bleaching, for 1.00 1 bolt Long Cloth, value $1.10, at 79 1 bolt Long Cloth, value 1.25, at. 90 1 bolt Long Cloth, value 1.50, at 1.15 Extra quality Bleached Cambric 8i 20c. Table Oilcloth, per yard 15 All best Calicoes ana Americans, dark and light colors, at per yard 05 Peppered 10x4 Sheeting, bleached and unbleached, at .24 32-inch Percales, very pretty, at 08 27-inch fancy Cheviots for waists and shirts, value 10c., at only : 08 15c. fancy Curtain Swiss, at per yard , 10 10c. fancy Curtain Swiss, at per yard 08 Heavy blue Denmis, value 174c., at 124 Pants Linen, value 25c., at 15 Bargains in Linen. Fine bleached Table Damask, value 25c., at .19 Fine bleached Table Damask, value 50c., at 39 Fine bleached Table Damask, value 75c., at 59 Fine bleached Table Damask, value $1, at .79 Turkey Red Table Damask, 25c. value 19 Turkey Red Table Damask, 40c. value 29 Turkey Red Table Damask, 50c. value 39 Dress Goods. Under this head we have many items of interest to those who have not already bought up their summer goods. Fine white Swisses, value 20c. and 25c., at 10 Fine 40-inch white Lawn, value 15c., at 124 Fine 40-inch white Lawn, value 25c., at 15 All 25c. Silk Gingham for 18 All 15c. Dress Gingham for < 12 All 124c. Dress Gingham for 10 All 15c. Dress Lawns for 124 All 124c. Dress Lawns for 10 All 10c. Dress Lawns for 08 Solid Linen Suiting, 25c. value, at 19 Solid Linen Suiting, 20c. value, at 19 Solid Linen Suiting, 15c. value, at 11 Solid colors Cotton Suiting, 124c. value, at 10 Linen Finish Chambrays, value 10c. per yard, at 08 One lot white goods, consisting of Swisses, etc., 10c. and 124c. values, to close out at per yard 74 Silks. We have some very special bargains in good Silks that will be put on sale at a great sacrifice. All yard-wide Silks, black and colors, $1 values at....$ .79 All black Silks, $1.25 values, at 98 All black Silks, 1.50 values, at 1.25 18-inch Japanese Silk, at per yard .19 Many remnants in Silks we have put the knife into that will be of interest to you. Straw Hats. , We have cut the price one-third to one-fourth off. Summer Goods. It is our purpose to sell all shoes in season. Our stocks are now in good shape. We have cut the price on all sum mer shoes except “Regals,” which we are under contract not to change. Ladies’ $3.50 “Dorothy Dodd’’ Slippers $3.00 Ladies’ 3.00 “Dorothy Dodd” Slippers 2.50 Ladies’ 2.50 “Dorothy Dodd” Slippers 2.15 Ladies’ 2.00 Slippers 1.65 Ladies’ 1.50 Slippers 1.25 Misses’ and children’s at greatly reduced prices. Great values in ladies’ high-cut kid shoes in sizes 24 to 44. All men’s $4.00 “King Quality’’ Oxfords $3.00 All men’s 3.50 “King Quality” Oxfords 2.75 All men’s 5.00 Florsneim Oxfords 3.75 We take special interest in our shoe department, and if you are not in Boone’s Shoes you. ought to be. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. The prices we have made is lets than cost to manufacturer. A saleslady will show these goods. Note the following: All 25c. Pants, Corset Covers, etc., for $ .18 All 50c. Pants, Corset Covers, Skirts, Gowns, etc., for .39 All $1.00 Skirts, Gowns, etc 75 All 1.50 Skirts, Gowns, etc 1.00 All 2.00 Skirts, Gowns, etc 1.48 All 2.50 Skirts, Gowns, etc 1.75 If interested come early. Long Silk Gloves. We have a large stock, more than we want—so in the prices we have made cost is not considered in many instances. All $2.00 Long Gloves 98c All 1.25 Long Gloves 75c All .75 Long Gloves 49c Ladies’ Neckwear. We have too many ladies’ Collars, and have arranged them at very low prices. All 15c., 19c. and 25c. Collars, your choice 10c All 35c. and 50c. Collars, your choice 25c Children’s Parasols. About thirty-five in the lot, regular price 25c. to 75c., now 19c. to 55c Ladies’ Belts at wholesale price. Ribbons in keeping with other lines. Ladies’ white Shirt-waists, extra values, 48c. to $1.98 Men’s Underwear, 25c. goods 19 Men’s Underwear, 50c. goods 39 Trunks. We have a lot of cheap Trunks, and a few good ones. We want our money out of them. Note tne prices: All $1,60 metal-cornered Trunks $1.15 All 1.76 metal-cornered Trunks 1.35 All 2.00 metal-cornered Trunks 1.50 All 3.00 metal-cornered Trunks 2.25 We also have a few fine Trunks to close. Note the prices. These are very fine trunks, linen-lined, double trays and automatic lift trays. $17.50 Trunks $13.00 15.00 Trunks 10.75 It will pay you to make out a large want list and come a long ways to trade and take advantage of this great money-saving oppc rule of no credit. Spot Cash, or no go. Don’t embarrass us by asking it. M >ortu- nity. The prices' we have made means sticking to our rule of no credit. Spot Cash, or no go. Don’t embarrass us by asking it. ' Money will be refunded on any purchases not satisfactory. No goods sent out on approval. We want to sell $10,000 worth of goods during our sale. Our cash sales to July 1 show a handsome increase over the same six months last year, which is the best evidence we can give that we sell what we advertise, always represent our goods as they are, and try to tell and advertise the truth. Railroad fare will be paid for one person on purchase of $20'for a distance not more than 20 miles from Newnan. GET BUSY AND COME EARLY. 7a Our Stores Will Be Closed All Day Friday, July 17, Preparing For Our Sale Via ■si n ■< ssr *1 \l 3 a S.5' ~g s O a c £& 5 §■ STy . X po gs Hg fl a oS. •3” sr a * a or as. Z *■ S's < -i V a ll 8 ^ a fS “§8 ' * Si $ 2 3* 5 5-“ ’SSL 2.' g O - Cn o CO 1-n Baby Cap*. Summer Lap-Robes. Rugs. About two dozen in the lot, priced to close quick. Prices Nothing adds more to your floors than a few dollars invested Infants’ Rubber Stock Pants, 50c. values at 35c were from 25c. to $1.25; cut price 19c. to 89c. in rugs. A few dollars now will buy a lot of rugs. c «L

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The herald and advertiser. (Newnan, Ga.) 1887-1909, July 17, 1908, Image 1