Cottage Grove leader., October 16, 1908, Image 4

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BEGINNING MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1908
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Paying the Penalty of Over Confidence
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A year ago this month the entire country was hit by the great financial panic of 1907.
Business was stagnated and we were caught with a $3o,000 Stock of Merchandise and
during the month of December were compelled to sacrifice our profits to meet our bills.
Being confident of the return of prosperity for the summer months we bought heavy
in order to take care of our summer business, but the summer months found the wheels
of Industry blocked and again in the month of July we were forced to sacrifice our
profits in order to raise money to meet our obligations.
Still having unbounded faith in the return of Industrial Business, we bought heavily
for the Fall of 1908, and still we find the great lumbering interests of our community
practically paralized, and for the third time we are forced to sacrifice our profits in order
to maintain our credit, all due to our over-confidence, hence we pay the penalty.
These we hope are good and sufficient reasons for our Third Sacrifice Sale for Cash.
Beginning MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th, we will conduct our
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Great Sacrifice Sale, for 10 Days
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Note the brand of the following Goods. If you are familiar with Good Merchandise you
know what it sells for regular:
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A Few of Our Great Slaughter Prices
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Clothing
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Boys Clothing
122.50
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12.50
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19.85
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We wish to again call your attention to
the fact that we absolutely have no compe­
tition in our line.
We are offering you today the best $5.00
Cushion Sole Shoe for men that was ever
made. The same is true of Strong & Garfield
Shoes.
In Ladies’ Shoes our Utz & Dunn line is
unexcelled, and we absolutely stand back of
every pair.
We handle the Sawyer brand of Slickers
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and we absolutely guarantee this coat to
neither crack or leak.
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This is the class of Merchandise we are
now going to give you an opportunity to buy
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We have no desire to go out of business
consequently we value your confidence and
assure you a square deal.
Don’t miss this golden opportunity. We
are selling these goods under the broad light
of day and a blind man can determine their
values without a flood of artificial light.
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2.10
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Mens High Cut Loggers and Cruisers
Boys Holland Shoes and District 76 School Shoes at
Same Reduction.
3.95
T w o piece Suits, ages 3 to 12 at
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Mens Work Shoes
0, 6.50 and 7 Suits with T w o Pair of Pants, 4.50
500 Pair Mens all Wool Pants at Cost
3.50 St. Cecelia Shoe at
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Mens $6 Strong & Garfield Shoe at
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5 Buster Brown Suits at
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Mens D ress Shoes
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Ladies $5 Utz & Dunn Shoes at
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