The Lincoln home journal. (Lincolnton, GA.) 189?-19??, December 18, 1902, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTo the People of Lincoln County. "W e again desi e to retu our heartfelt thanks for your liberal patronage. We appreciate EVERY DOLLAR you spend with us, and you can always ^ count ■ n your DOLLAR going a little further with us than any other STORE in Washington. Our Mr. T. M. Fitzpatrick has just returned from New York, Baltimore, and Ph Jadelphia, where he has been for the last month buying our FALL STOCK. We are loaded down with bargains....................... THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR Tells tl e tale. Wi h the spot cash in our hands, we dictated the prices. Quantities cut no figure with us, if the price is right. We bought TWO THOUSAND DOLLAxio v\ouu of Ladies’ Jackets, Capes, and Children’s Jackets and Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits at just 50c on the dollar. You buy them the same way from us. Don’t forget this one thing, don’t buy a Jacket or Cape until you see our line; if you do you will certainly regret it DflESS GOODS DRESS GOODS We are the only pebbles on the beach when it comes to DRESS GOODS, The long drawn out sighs of our compe¬ titors trying to match our prices makes us laugh. Boys, you can’t do it. You don’t know' how\ We struck a fellow that wanted money. We wanted the goods and got them at our own prices. Now for a few center shots. One thousand yards All-Wool Cashmere, 10c yard. Latest novelties in Whip Cords, all colors, worth 20c, our knock-out price, 12£o. Ten styles beautiful designs all-wool Brocades, worth 40 to 50c, our price, 25c. Biggest job yet, 40-lnch Silk and Wool Black figured Bril liantine, worth 75c per yard, our cut price 39c 50-inch Black Astrichan, just the thing for children’s cloaks, worth $1.75 yard, knock-out price, 50c yard. 27-inch All-Wool Trecot, 25c yard. 27-inch Silk Stripe Waisting, 25c yard. 500 yards Black Wool and Silk Crepons, sold everywhere at $1.25 and $1.50 yaid. We closed out all the fellow had. You can have them for 65c. 50-inch Black and Blue Diagonal Serge, worth $1.00, our price, 50c. We have all the latest weaves and fabrics in fine Dress Goods, Camels Hair, All-Wool Melrose, Granites, Cheviots, Shark Skin, Whip Cords, Zeberliue. Special job in extra heavy Cheviot (no lining needed) for Walking Skirt, our knock-out price, 35c. yard. DOMESTICS DOMESTICS Now you will hear the squeal. Somebody got hurt. Ten thousand yards of Sea Island at the euheard of price of 2£c yard. 20 yards of extra heavy Sea Island, as fine as Fruit of the Loom, for $1.00. 2,000 yards 4-4 Bleaching, worth 8 l-2c, our knock-out price, 6 l-2c. The best Cotton Flannel on earth for the money. It don’t cost you anything if you can match it. 5c yard. Our 8c grade is sold all over town at 10c yard. If you want to save money don’t buy a Breech-loading Shot Gun until you see ours •— I T. M IT I ZPATRICK & BEO. LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, WASHINGTON C3 ■w GA. 5 our killing price, 4c. 2,000 yards t.xtra heavy Cheviot, worth 10c, our price, 7 l-2c. 27-inch extra heavy Fleeced Outings, sold all over town at 8c, our price, 5c. Small lot of 5c Outings that we carried over from last year 4c. Flannelette Suitings, worth 10c, our price, 7 l-2c. 2,000 yards 4-4 Percale, best grade, 10c yard. These goods run in 4 to 10 yard lengths. 1 Eiderdown Suitings, Pink, Red, Dark Blue, and Cream, for Ladies’ Waist or Children’s Wraps. JEANS JEANS JEANS We never had such bargains in Jeans before—bought direct from the factory. Nobody can match ns in price and quality. Jeans for Boy’s Pants, 10c. Jeans for Men’s Pants, 111-2 and 15c. Old Reliable Buck Skin Jeans, 20c. The best on earth, no one can match it, all-wool filler, extra heavy, soft finish, worth 35 to 40e, our price, 25c. Blue, 58-inch Waterproof, Grey, Brown, and Black, worth 65c, our price, 49c. Match it if you can. Extra heavy Twilled All-Wool Red E’lannel, 15c yd. Heavy All-Wool Medicated Flannel, 20c yard. 1,000 yards Mattress Ticking, worth 7 l-2c, our price, 5c yard. Good E'en ther Ticking, 10c yd. Good Turkey Red fable Damask, worth 25c. our price, 18c. NOTIONS NOTIONS NOTIONS Pins lc paper, Hair Pins lc paper 2 spools Clark’s Machine Thread 5c, as good as any 5c thread on the market, Gold Eyed sharps Needles 2 papers for 5c, Mennen Genuine r J alcum Powder, no imitation, worth 25c, our price, 15c. Good quality Talcum Powder 5c. Box Writing Paper, 5c box. Hair Brushes, 10c. Pompa¬ dour Combs, 10c. Safety Pins, all sizes, sold everywhere at 10c, our price, 5c. 200 dozen extra quality Pearl Buttons, 10c duzen. A beautiful Hemstitched Handkerchief, worth 10c, our price, 5c. Special job Ladies’ Genuine Irish Linen Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, worth 20c, our price, 10c. Protect your health. Save a doctor’s bill by buying your Underwear from us. Ladies’ and Children’s Fleeced Linen Union Suits, 25c. Ladies Fleeced Lined Suits, 12 l-2c. Just opened up 'while we are writing this advertisement case of All-Wool Dress Goods Rem¬ nants, 5 lbs. for $1.75. Don’t fail to get a bundle. No less sold. familv. One bundle will supply the Solid < a je of Ladies’ Black Hose, extra heavy, worth 10c, our price, 5c. One case of children’s at same price. Extra heavy Children’s bleeced 1 ined Hose for 10c per pair. Three pair extra heavy Ladies’ Grey Hose for 25c. Shoes Shoes Shoes We will put on sale and sell them as long as they last. 200 pair oUa^ds and ends of our $100 and/ $1.25 Ladies’ Shoes, sizes 3 to 5, at 50c pair. W e can’t tell you too much nor can we recommend too highly our H. C. Goodman W arranted Shoes. We handle them in Ladies’ and Children’s. The Ladies’ are $1.50 pair. The Children’s run from 50c to $1.00 pair. Every pair war¬ ranted. The best Shoe on earth for the money. We are the sole agents for this shoe. No one else in Washington, Ga., handles this line. They can’t get them. A nut for our com¬ petitors to crack. A Child’s Dongola Leather Shoe, 3 to 6’s, for 15c pair. Best Solid Polka Women’s Shoe on earth for 75c. Men’s Full Stock Brogans, worth $1.25, our price,, $1.U0. Another lot of those beauti¬ ful and cheap fascinators from 15c each to $1 50. Baby Caps, all kinds and prices. Clothing Clothing Our Mr. W. W. Quinn is in charge of our Clothing Depart¬ ment. Hestys we bought too much clothing and that the crops are short, and to put the knife in and cut and slash the prices. So here goes. If any body is hurt just blarne Quinn. This is a starter. We have got them iu all sizes. Men’s Blue All-Wool Cheviot, worth $5.50, (don’t faint when you hear our price) they are yours at $3 50 suit. All-wool Black Dress Cheviot worth $7.50 per suit, our cut price $4 99. Dickey’s All-wool Kerseys, worth $7.50 per suit our price $5 00* Our $7.50 Black Clay Worsted round and square cut, for $5.00. If you have the remotest idea of working in double har¬ ness let Quinn show you one of those beautiful Black Worsted Suits, worth $15.00, for $10X0 to step off in. t^chluss’ We carry line of fine imported fabrics, ranging in price from $10.00 to $20.00. Every garment guaranteed. Men’s Overcoats in all styles and prices. Boy’s Overcoats with the latest styles in yokes. Boy’s Clothing We are headquarters in this line. No one tries to compete with us. Rowland Worsted Boy’s Suits, 2 pieces, 6 to 16 years, worth $1.25, our price, 75c. Child’s blue Manuel Sailor Suits, all-wool, worth $1.25, our price, 75c. We also carry Mrs. Jane Hopkins’ Celebrated Boy’s Clothing, ranging in price from $2.00 to $5 00. Every garment guaranteed. Pants Pants Pants Job lot Wool Kersey Pants, worth $1.50, Black and Blue, cur price, 98c. Men’s Jeans 50c Pants for 35c. Boy’s Knee Pants, 25c. Cohen & Coldmau’s Cele¬ brated $1.50 Pants. In regard to our Pants, we want to impress every young and old man iu Jjincoln county, that we carry the most artistic and dressy line of Pants shown iu the town of Washington. Style and fit guaranteed. Hats and Caps All styles and all prices, also the celebrated Howard Hat. You no doubt have heard much blowing and gushing over the so-called guaranteed ad¬ vertised $3.00 and $4.00 Men’s Dress Shoes. But when you come down to artistic shoe¬ making, fit and style, and wear, our Crossett Shoes simply sweep the field. They range in price from $2.50 ta $5 00. We are agents for the old Colony Shoe. Ask to see them They are made of the old-time Calf Skin that our fathers used to j wear, Gents’ Furnishing Goods Don’t fail to ask to see our four-in-hand 25c Ties. They are beauties. The most elegant line of Shirts in the city. It seems impossible, but yet we do it. Four-ply linen bosom unlaundered Shirt, best New York Mills Muslin, worth $100, our price, 50c. Men’s Underwear Don’t ask us how we do it or where we got them. 500 Men’s Extra Heavy Fleeced Silk Topped Pearl Buttons, worth $1.00 to $1 50 a suit, our paralyzing price, 75c suit. Men’s Canvass Leggings,45c. Men’s Hip Leggings, 75c. Men's Hunting Coats from $1.00 to $1.50. Groceries Groceries A few shots from our 16-incb gun. 20 lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar, $1.00. 12 1-2 lbs. Good Quality Ric Coffee, $1.00. 25 lbs. Dark Brown S gar, $1 00 10 , lbs. Parched Rio Coffee \ ' oo. 20 bars Good Laundry Soap 25 c . j : 7 ih s . Arm & Hammer Soda | for 25c. Meats and Flour always at | less than our competitors. Hardware Hardware All jobs, no regular goods Every article quoted is a bar¬ gain. The best grade of Axes, 55c Long Handle Shovels, wortfc $1.00, 60c. Manure Forks, 35c. Mule Shoes with nails, 10c pr Smokeless Loaded Sheila worth 65c box, our price 50c. .