Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 14, No. 35, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 19, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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PALESTINE DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1915.
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Our Fifth Trip to Galveston and Houston in Six
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Weeks. There’s a Reason.
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HORWITS
“THE DAYLIGHT STORE”
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For the Coming Week and Until Sold the Following
Prices on Merchandise
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WE ARE READY TO VERIFY WITH INVOICES AND SWORN STATEMENTS THE GENUINENESS OF THESE PURCHASES. DO NOT UNDER-
STAND THAT ALL OF OUR ADVERTISED GOODS ARE DAMAGED. QUITE A LOT ARE PERFECT. A BIG AMOUNT IS RIGHT OFF THE
FLOOR OF THE WHOLESALERS.
WHEN THESE MERCHANTS FROM WHOM I HAVE BOUGHT SEE ME IN THE STORE THEY KNOW I WANT THE GOODS—AT ROCK, BOT-
TOM, THE CHECK IS THERE WHEN THE PURCHASE IS MADE. HOUSTON AND GALVESTON MERCHANTS HAVE HAD PARTLY- DAM-
AGED GOODS THAT THEY ADJUSTED WITH THE SHIPPERS AND RAILROADS, FOR WHICH THEY SOLD VERY MUCH LOWER THAN
THE NORMAL VALUES.
ALL PRICES HEREIN QUOTED >}ftE FOR THE CASH. THIS RULE IS STRICTLY ADHERED TO—THERE ARE NO PREFERENCES. YOU CAN-
NOT SAVE MONEY AND BUY ON CREDIT, AND PAYING WHEN YOU GET READY.
CASH IS PARAMOUNT
IN OUR LAST TRIP TO HOUSTON WE BOUGHT: CALICOES, DOMESTICS, OUTINGS, GINGHAMS, HOSIER*. BLANKETS, PERCALS, LADIES’
MEN’S UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS, DRAPERY, HIGH CL^S DRESS FABRICS, COTTON FLANNELSSrIBBOVS, SHIRTS, WOOL UN-
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COTTON CHECKS, BOY’S SUITS, CHILD’S CLOAKS.
Indigo Blue, Red and Pink Calico, not damag-
ed, but perfect. Has been sun dried. Worth
5c to 7%c yard, for...........-.........................3i/2c
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35 in. Standard Heavy Domestic, partly dam-
aged. Worth 10c yard, for............................6c
Book Fold Ginghams, worth 10c yard, but
perfect, for per yard.................................... — 7c
Men’s Wool Underwear, hot a blemish in the
garment. Was $1.00, now........................75c
Boys* 50c Sweaters, partly wet..................25c
Misses’ Top Coats, worth up to $4.50 for $1.98
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 25c goods, perfect, for
each ............................-..................................20c
Little Child’s Undershirts, 25c goods, choice
3 for....................................................-f-.........30c
50c Men’s Suspenders for................... .....25c
Men’s Socks, grey and colors, per pair ....:...5c
Men’s Handkerchiefs, blue, red and White,
each .......1............................................r—...........3c
A few grey Blankets on hand, wet, &t........98c
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Satin Ribbon, all colors, up to No. 9 5c yard;
up to No. 40 per yard.................................: 10c
1000 yards Dress Goods, all colors and pat-
terns, up to 25c yard, for.............................10c
Cotton Check*, perfect, per yard ...... 3 to 4V>c
1 lot Men’s Pints, perfect, at p<
Men’s Split
Is, 3 pair for
>t full finish
25c ’
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1 lot Men’s 7$c Winter Shirts until soM at/ Utdies’ Hats doiflheir ownyfalklng. Bee Big
Show Windoj
each ...........1...................^5?...................
1 lot Men’s Winter Weraft Underwear
goods, perfect, 40c eM; or per suit
1 lot Men’sfUnderro^r, winter weiglur per-
fect, until fold 20cCmch, or per suit ...jf..... 38c
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1 lot of School Tablets at 6 for 25c,
dozen
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feet, for,
Quite a,
for
ip Blajrfets, worthifl.75, per-
$i3b
ten’s Shoes,
ool Sweat-
...... $2.48
8 oz. Stqjidard Duck, per yard
1 lot Mep’s and Women’s Wirite,
ters, wjrth as high as $4.5<l/f
Ladies! Colored Hose, as jfiafn as $1.00
pair, wt............................wT........................ 25c
1 lot Aen’s Shoes, worth $2.50, for..........$1.98
500 Men’s, Ladies’ and Child’s Knit Hoods,
from .........................................tOc Up.
1 lift Men’s Work Shirts, perfect, at..........39c
All Mercerized Threads in Belding’s, Richard-
son’s and Peri Lustre, colors only, worth 2%c*
skein, we will sell 3 skeins for 5c, or 12 skeins
for ...................................... ..................15c
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36 inch papery, worth 12%c, for..... ....: 8y2c
on hand
$1.25
50 Boys’ Suits, all kinds, j/orth as high as
$3.50, for..... ......................... .....$1.50
1 lot Bed Comforts, perfect, worth $1.50,
for ?....... ........ ........................... $1.15
Take any Man’s Suit in the house worth as
high as $20.00, for the price of per suit $10.00
Boys’ and Girls’ Sweaters worth $2.00
for ............................................................
36 inch Taffeta Silk, straight purchase in
brown, tobacco, and cope, the $1.25 quality
for per yard ................................................... 79c
50c
$1.25
6i/2c
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$1.00
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JUST A REMINDER TO YOU WHO READS AND PROFITS THEREBY—DON’T BE UNREASONABLE AND EXPECT US TO HAVE ADVERTISED
GOODS INDEFINITELY. THE GOODS ARE HERE FOR SALE, AND THE ONES WHO iARE ON THE ALERT ARE USUALLY THE FIRST ONES
TO BUY. BE ONE OF THEM. x y
WE ARE TRYING TO BE WORTHY OF YOUR PATRONAGE. IF FOR ANY REASON YOU ARE DISSATISFIED WITH OUR TREATMENT COME
AND SEE US AND WE WILL ENDEAVOR TO ADJUST MATTERS SATISFACTORY. *
WE ARE SAVING THE PALESTNE PEOPLE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS THIS FALL ON ACCOUNT OF OUR WIDE AWAKE METHODS, AND THE
GREAT MASSES REALIZE1T, SHOWING THEIR APPRECIATION BY PURCHASING. WE ALWAYS FIND THE PESSIMISTIC AND SKEPTI-
CAL AMONG THEM IN PALESTINE AND ANDERSON COUNTY ARE NOT NUMEROUS. THEY ARE THE ONES WHO STAY AWAY AND LOSE
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. DO NOT BE ONE OF fHEM, DEAR READER. '
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fit* Corsets, the 50c ^nd 75c goods
for ........................................ 39^.
Boys’ Gauntlets, worth 50c, for 25^
Pure Linen Towling, worth 12%c per
yard, for ---------—---------------8#
HORWITS
Give us about 30 minutes of your
time inspecting our Coat Suits and
Skirts. If you are open to conviction,
we will have you acknowledge freely
that it pays not to buy your Suit or
Skirt until you see us.
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 14, No. 35, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 19, 1915, newspaper, October 19, 1915; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1024961/m1/2/?rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palestine Public Library.