YOURVERY LAST CHANCE.
TOGET
OVERCOATSFOR CASH!
ATJUST HALF PRICE.
Weare now on a spring-board, prepar^^ing for a leap from Winter to Spring. Our^load of OVERCOATS is so great that we^are afraid it will weigh us down. However,^if a thousand of our friends will assist us. by^purchasing one Overcoat we will be re^^lieved of the load we are carrying, and our^spring (no joke) will be more pleasant.
Wewill of course give ^quid pro quo^^^nay more^to each patron thus favoring us:^we will make a cut in values deeper than^ever, goods will be sold irrespective of value,^and while we say we are not particularly^anxious to break down competition, we will^make figures that will make the mossbacks^turn pale and others green with envy. Val^^ues will not be regarded and PROFITS^KNOCKED TO SMITHEREENS.
Wewant and must sell these goods, and^as the season is well advanced we say to you^they will go if they don't yield more than^half price.
DONTBUY GOODS! SL ITS ON A CASH BASIS.
IlYou Can't Pay for Them.
Wehave cut on prices to such an extent^that you can afford to borrow money at 2 per^cent, monthly to pay for them. Therefore^we have to say to all, our prices are FOR^CASH AND CASH ONLY. If you would^wane our goods and have not the money, go^and borrow it, and if your credit is not good^enough with your friends to borrow money^it is not good enough with us to borrow our^goods.
