The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 18, 1916, Page 2

Saturday So ES DNR NIE PSE ceived the very liberal you with this bi ittle over $17, to-the-minute Merchandise. ee Every thing sold to all alike. Bt and NO LESS. out any questions asked or back talk. The Following Goods -are brand new goods which have just arrived this week fram the Factories and are strictly.dependable, : One Let Young Men’s gray mixtures, guaranteed all pure wool, made by the best of Tailors, and fully guaranteed at only same guarantee as above at $15.00. all, wool worsted Coat and Pant only at Big Lot Men's afd Young Men's fine Dress Pants $3.50 to $4.50. Suite, 6-to 17 years at atrona No we are not going to close this S and in order to do this you will please note the following prices. and the wearing qualities guaranteed, at- ; gu 918,00 and 916.50 Suits at $7,50 to $12.60, none higher. (the Pante having been de-- AND GENTS? FURNISHINGS This Store has been closed since Wednesday, May 3 and we are working almost night and 7 day remarking these goods and a Morning, throw open our doors, and proceed to hand out these genuine Bargains as fast as our little army of Sales-people can handle them. ‘i A little more than thirteen years ago we pitched our tent among the people of Butler and Bates County and for five years we used our best effort Groceries and Hardware. Again about seven years ago w Dry Goods, Shoes & Notions, to which we added Clothin placed on sale to these same people the H. H. Nichols Stock of Shoes to which we also added Clothing. Weare proud to say that in each of the above m ge of the people and now for JOE MEYER stock of Clothing and Gent 00, to which we have added about $3,0 This store has for 30 years b ii Stores in Bates County. We bought this Stock at a the imaginary whisper of any and all competition. In placing this Stock on sale we wish to make several s thoroughly understood FIRST: We expect you to think this Stock is to be closed out at once; but in this you are mistaken. Such is not the case. to close it out, but on the other hand we expect to keep it well stocked with fresh, new, and dependable goods. SECOND: Everything will be sold for SPOT CASH. Please remember this and do not ask us for credit as we will be compelled to: refuse. . We know from long experience that we can buy goods cheaper for cash, and naturally can sell them cheaper the same way. THIRD: Each and every article will be priced exactly the same to everybody. Any child can buy from us as cheap as the shrewdest man. One Salesman will price an article as cheap as another, and no cheaper, and it will be sold at the price we make FOURTH: We expect our competitors to advise the public that we have nothing but cheap, : here we wish to state that no store has a monoply on Old Goods. them all right, but such goods will be priced away below their ac FIFTH: Any thing bought from us, and not found upon more careful examination to be entirely satisfactory, can be returned (if in the same condition we sold it, and with the tags all on them ) and exchanged, or your money will be returned as cheerfully as. it was taken, and with- tock out, but‘we are going to REDUCE IT TO THE MINIMUM CLOTHING ‘Now the Joe Meyer Clothing This stock is too large to undertake to de- scribe the many different lots of ‘ Suits, Pants, Overcoats, etc. ‘ but will eay that these goods will be sold regardiess of what they originally cost. suns $26.00 Suits will be sold trom $12.50 to $22.50 Suits at $10.00 to $15.00, none ‘$20.00 Suits at'BB.50 to $15.00, none I. Big tot of Men's Odd Coats le is es lot Boys and Young Men‘: pCosts.(the Pants and Vests we eeviog bane anes y gin anliagmelemgll you can use at 50c and 75ceach, . ; Men's Odd Pants, over 600 pajga fo select from, will be sold as - ph rranging them for sale. everything ready and will at 8 o’Clock s to please these good people with e offered to them the Adair stock of g. Still again a year or so later we entioned ventures that we have re- the fourth time we come before s’ Furnishings, 00.00 worth of brand new and. up: een recognized as one of the leading price so that we can sell it away below fatements which we hope will be shoddy, out-of-date and shelf-worn goods. Just We can find them in any Store that is one year of more old. We have tual value regardless of what they cost. - ; hibits, a eye Kalcherbeckin nts $17.50 none higher, “| 50cPanteat 10cto3@c = * hh ie higher. Bs Sas i , Man’s and Young Men's Odd ( We will have. : which invoiced a We are not going Boys’ Suits SIZE 3 TO 18 AS FOLLOws: $2.50 Suits at 50c to $5.50 $1.25 Pants at 76¢ to 90c