Newnan herald & advertiser. (Newnan, Ga.) 1909-1915, January 16, 1914, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr i NEWNAN HERALD & ADVERTISER VOL. X LIX. NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1914. NO. 16 =Hiii=iiin=iiiii=tHii=iiiii=ii!ii==iiiii=iiiii=iiiii=iiiii=imi=Hiii Bargains Impossible to Duplicate Again This U Season on Short Lots, Broken Lines, Remnants, at Last Chance Prices f I n l I n ii All the odds and ends of a six-months’ accumulation of a mighty business must be forced from shelf and counter by means of little prices on dependable merchandise. The advance guard of spring stocks will soon be trooping in. They need the shelf and counter room now taken up by the fag ends of our magnificent winter stocks. II Last Chance Prices on Ladies’ Coat Suits About 27 ladies’ and misses’coat suits left; all good styles, in blue, brown, grey and black; sizes from 14 misses’ up to ladies’ 46 bust. Close out prices— $6.98, $8.98, 89.85 and $12.50 Suits in this lot worth up to $18.50. r Remnants 1 Last Chanoe c,ean ' up Prices ' ^ »fc*® CK.O* a feast for the remnant hunters. A big counter filled full of ginghams, percales, suitings, wool goods, outings, flannels, poplins, reps, silks and checks, in lengths from I yard to yards. COME EARLY WHILE THE PICKING IS GOOD. Last Chance Prices on Children’s and Misses’ Coats About 20 children’s and misses’ coats left. All sizes from I year old up to misses’ 18- year size. They will go quick at the present prices of $1.25 up to $4.98. A few black Teddy Bear coats, while they last, at $4.48. ii Last Chance Prices on Blankets About 46 pairs wool and cotton blankets especially priced for quick dis posal. These are priced ridiculously low and will doubtless be closed out quickly. If in need of blankets, see these at once. A heavy, full-size cotton blanket, per pair 98c A heavy wool-nap blanket, special value $1.75 A fine wool blanket, in large plaids, special 3.48 Great Values in Men’s Clothing Only about 29 men’s suits left. When you think of a suit at a popular price think of Stripling’s. The greatest line of all-wool serge and worsted suits ever shown,at the small price of $10.00 Men’s fine tailored all-wool suits on sale at e 12.50 Men’s fine all-wool serge suits, special at., 15.00 Men’s heavy wool cassimere suits, special 6.50 v__ ii Buster Brown Guaranteed Darnless Hosiery Our hosiery sales for 1913 nearly doubled those of the previous year. Only seven peo ple returned hose for replacement in 1913. That proves the merit of Buster Brown hose. 25c a pair, four pairs to the box. One box guaranteed four months. Price, $1. All weights, lisle and ribbed. Just try them once and your hosiery troubles are over. S Soldier Hose for Boys and Girls Satisfaction in every pair. The best wear ing hose made for the price. Fine and coarse ribbed; two pair, 25c. Made by Buster Brown Mills. Bargains in Counterpanes We put on sale five extra good values in fine counterpanes. A full-size counterpane, good weight, beauti ful pattern 98c An extra value in a nice honey comb coun terpane; $1.50 value, at $1.25 A large counterpane, Marseilles designs; $2 value, at $1.50 A fine Marseilles quilt, heavy weight, large size; $3 value, at $2.50 A bargain in a nice fringde counterpane at... $1.50 and $2 Ladies’ Neckwear About 35 collars, jabots and frills, worth up to 50c; while they last, on table 10c Window Shades Linen shade, 6x3 ft., dark and light green, 25c r Stripling’s Satisfactory Shoes Our shoe department is our pet line. We spare no pains or ex pense to keep it filled with the best Guaranteed Solid Leather shoes that money can buy. For Ladies Dorothy Dodd and Gold Medal shoes for ladies’ dress wear, in tan, patent leather, vici and gun metal. Ladies’ gun metal, button, at $2.00 Ladies’ patent leather, button, at 2.00 Ladies’ gun metal and patent leather, button, 2.50 Ladies’ patent leather, button, medium heel-- 3.00 Ladies’ gun metal, button, low heel' 2.75 Ladies’ patent leather, button, at 3.50 Ladies’ kid blucher, flexible sole, at 2.75 Ladies’ patent leather, cloth top, button, at.. 2.75 For Men Bostonian’s famous shoes for men, in tan, patent leather, vici, kid and gun metal; new lasts at $3.50 and $4. Endicott-Johnson’s shoes in tan and gun metal, solid leather, very dressy, $2.50 and $3. For Children The good wearing kind—Godman’s shoes for the boys and girls. They give more wear for the money than any shoe we know of. Kid shoes, patfent tip, sizes 6 to2£, at $1, $1.25, $1.50 Kid shoes, patent tip, sizes 2£ to 5, at $1.50 Heavy calf shoes for hard wear, at $1.25 and $1.50 Kromelk Shoes for Hard Everyday Wear Endicott’s green-bottom Kromelk shoes for hard everyday wear. Every pair guaranteed. Tan, black and green,' plain or cap toe. Come in and look at this shoe before you buy. Many of our cus tomers have worn them a year. Price—Men’s, $3. Boys’, $2.50. Laces and Embroideries Just in—two big lots of fine laces and em broideries at prices that will make quick sales. 3,000 yards fine val, round thread, torchon and linen laces, values up to I2^c yard; on sale at 5c> A big lot of fine hand-loom embroideries; you will be surprised at the fine quality and width when you see the price 15c Another lot of good embroideries up to 18 inches wide, at 10c One small lot, while they last 5c Other embroideries at 25c, 35c and 50c Boys’ Pants Always a full and complete line to select from, at ! 25C to $1.50 Men’s and Boys’ Caps Heavy pull-down caps of fur, corduroy and cloth, at .... 25c to 75c Boys’ blue and grey serge caps 25c Domestics Best feather ticking at 15c Good mattress ticking at 10c Best grade oil cloth at 20c AAA sheeting, heavy weight 7^c A good Sea Island, 40 inches wide : 7c A beautiful line of curtain goods in plain and fancy, at 10c and. 12Jc Dress Goods You will still find a beautiful selection of pretty things in our dress goods department. A special bargain in checked dimities, nain sooks and madras 10c and 12^c I I JOIN THE CROWDS FOR YOUR SHARE OF THESE LAST CHANCE BARGAINS MONDAY ONLY An extra good sheet 81x90 inches, seamless, regular 75c value, at 61\c. MONDAY ONLY A good sheet, 81x90 inches, regular 50c value, our price only 39c. MONDAY ONLY One lot Amoskeag apron ginghams, regular 7c value. Our special price, 5c. MONDAY ONLY Twelve yards of best quality yard-wide bleached domestic, free from starch or dressing, $1 MONDAY ONLY Eighteen yards of good qual ity yard-wide bleached domes tic, for only $1. \\ We wish to thank the people of Newnan, Coweta and adjoining counties, for their liberal patron age during 1913, and wish each and every one a happy and pros perous 1914. Start the new year right by sending your mail orders to New- nan’s largest Department Store. All orders filled same day received. Samples sent on request I ,y received. I $ 11

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Newnan herald & advertiser. (Newnan, Ga.) 1909-1915, January 16, 1914, Image 1