The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 12, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 21, 1898 Page: 2 of 8
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a ve the Cents!
Did you ever stop to think how much you save at the Green Flig Store where Prices are
Cut to a Cent? Its the little that makes the much. The cents make dollars. Saving a cent
one day and doubling it on succeeding days, in a little while, amounts to an immense sum.
Save them. Use sense in spending and having your cents, and you can do it judiciously at
THE GREEN FLAG STORE.
Shoes and Slippers.
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Childrcns Dongola au<l Tan, strap san-
dals, regular price 81.00, our price
Children."! dougola oxford, patent tip,
regular ^riee $125, our price 81 00
Misses dongola oxford, spring heel,
patent tip, solid tlirougliout, others
want $1.75, our price 81 35
Ladies dongola oxfords, a very neat
tit*, others price 75c, our price 45c
Ladies tan oxfords, solid an a rock, well
insole, flexible, worth 81.50, at 81 00
Ladies tan oxfords, a beauty, a regular
S'J 00 seller, going at $1 15
1 h pair ladies dongola oxford ties, in
hoi I or spring heel, solid throughout.
Look and wear as well as the regular
$2 shoe. We have made a special
price on this lot of 81 2.">
Don't fail to see this shoe.
Mens grain Creole, a regular uuid split-
ter, value 81.25, our price 81 00
Mens satin calf, congress, late toe, well
made, hub goring, single sole, very
ueal anil dressy, worth 82, our price 1 70
Don't forget when you are in need of Cus-
tom Made Shoes here is the place to buy
them. Prices from 82.US to 81.35.
Our line of shoes in one of the largest in
Bastrop county. Lots of houses in large
towns do not carry the lines we do.
When we warrant a pair of shoes and they
luiV you u«>\ Uuv« uo in
calling our attention to same if they fail to
give satisfaction—we will make it good.
Here is a line in which we defy competi-
tion. We buy direct from the factory and
thus save the broker's profit. We handle
only standard makes aud warrant our goods
to be solid leather.
Ladies' Underwear.
Jersey ribbed vests, low neck and sleeve-
less, prices 3c, 5c, Hc, 10c, L>e, 24c, 30c and
34c. Great bargains!
Ladies Chemise at 50c, •*,Re, 75c, 85c and
81.25
Muflin drawers, extra quality, well made,
prices 35c, 15c, 7. c and *.>c.
Ladies gowns, good quality muslin at oOc,
7ftc, 81.24. 81 15 ami 81.7K
Ladies skirts, good quality muslin, at 75c,
Hlc and 81.20.
Pants.
llujs extra heavy cottonade pants, neat
patterns, worth 81, at 75c
Ho) s cassitnere pauls, in neat patterns,
worth 82, at 81 40
Mens "never rip" jeans pants sold at
81, our price 75o
Mens extra quality "never rip" doeskin
jeans, in black and grey, regular
$1 50 kind, our price 81 00
Hosiery.
Ladies fast black drop stitch, 25c leader,
our price
Don't fail to see our quick seller at
You have never seen it equal,
have this hose in black and tan.
15c
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special:
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FRIDAY, MAY 27,
Ladies' Blue Duck Skirts, at 69c,
worth $1.25.
Ladies' Brown Duck Skirts, at
71c, worth $1.39.
Ladies' White Duck Skirts, at
76c, worth $1.50.
Ladies' Striped Linan Skirts, at
98c, worth $1.89.
Ladies' Figured Worsted Skirts'
at $1.43, worth $3.25.
Ladies' Black Serge Skirts, at
$1.79, worth $3.00.
These Prices are for
j the above D* te Only.
Just see what you can get
at the Green Flag Store
FOR FIFTY CENTS!
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10 van Is host < 'n 1 i«m>, worth 70 n-nts.
8 1 -4 yards good jrin^oain. \v«n*tli 7<> n*iils.
10 yards extra quality white lawn, worth 7." cents.
10 yards soft finished bleached domotic, wort h
H yards good white cambric, worth ' •" cents.
IJ l-:2 yards good sea island, worth lif> cents.
One \\\ H. Corset, worth To cents.
( ne white bed spread. Worth To cents.
One good gloria parasol, worth h."> cents.
One pair cottonade pants, worth T"> cents.
One extra good negligee shirt, 2 collars, worth HO.
-I pr. ladies fast black hoes, full seanile.ss. worth HO.
Other Bargains too Numerous to Mention.
Skirts!
Ladies1 Separate Skirts, Serge and Bril-
liantine, at
$1.50, $1.75, $2 and $4.15.
Shirt Waists.
You can't down the Shirt Wuist. llk U is
. . Here to Stay. . .
We show some of the most stylish and
dainty effects ever designed.
Corsets.
Good Summer Corsets for 15c
Kxtra good Summer Corset for 50c
Good 5 hook W. 1L Corset at 50c
W. li. Corset in 5 aud Ghook, value 81.-5
our price l 5c
I >on't fail to see our line.
Gents' Furnishings.
Gents percal shirts, collar and cuff* at-
tached, value 50c, our price .'35c
Fancy pe.'cal sliirt, very neat style, well
made, value 75c, our price t! e
Neg'iijee blurts, two collars, value 7.">e,
our (trice 50c
Gents negligee shirts in Madras ami
French percal, from < 5e to 81 50
Drill drawers, from 15c to (He
Halhriggin undershirts, from 20c to 7 >c
Fist black seamless hose, from 10c to -lc
Same hose in taii.
Suspenders, from 10c to 75c
Colored and while handerchiefs, woven
and printed borders, from 5c to '20c
White Goods.
(>n this line we liuve spread ourselves, ami
show decidedly the finest line shown here
thi-> season and one that would do credit to
any leg department store. We have arranged
a handy pad of samples, priced, so tlm! you
can see at a glance what you want. 1'riccs
range from
4 to 17c and as high 34c.
Laces.
\ ALKNCIKNNKS LACKS. A most ex-
tensive line of these popular laces on hand,
ami in any quality, ranging in price* from
i 1-2 to 25c per yard.
TOR( HON LACKS.—Id this line we can
sell you a good grade at
4c, better grades up to 35c,
all depends upon the width and quality.
Hear in mind we defy any and all competi-
tion here or elsewhere.
Straw Hats.
A big shipment of straw goods just re-
ceived. Just think! you can get a straw hat
as low as
10 cents,
and we have some beauties
$1.45.
up as high as
Yours for One Price to all,
MEYER BROS.
GREEN FliflO STORE.
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Cain, Thomas C. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 12, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 21, 1898, newspaper, May 21, 1898; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth205397/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.