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GARICH'S GROCERY
NEWS
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APRIL 15, 16, 17, 1920
EDITORIAL
A' number of our customers and friends have come to us
personally and asked us why we don't have the special sales
that we used to have. Well, this is the reason :
When I purchased the stock of merchandise of The Winnek
Company I planned on going right ahead seeking bargains in
the wholesale market and thus doing what little I could to help
the people of Klamath County. But I tackled a bigger job than
I figured on. It was hard enough to step into a store that I was
entirely unfamiliar with, but when I undertook to transfer the
stock from my old store near the postoffice and consolidate the
two I had a job that kept me going almost day and night ever
since. Both stocks had to be rearranged, new fixtures installed
and I had to always keep in mind one thing: I must keep this
store the best and cleanest grocery store in the State of Oregon.
At last I feel that I am ready for business and prepared to
give you Garich Quality, Garich Service and Garich's Special
Prices as I was before the consolidation of the two stores.
If you have not been in my new store, I want you to visit not
particularly because I want you to buy, but because I want you to
see for yourself what you would get if you were a regular patron.
Whether you spend one cent or not you will be just as welcome.
I simply want you to drop in like you would visit your next door
neighbor and make yourself feel at home, for I am going to make
my store the visiting center of Klamath County the place where
the Jatch string is always out and a warm welcome awaits you
inside. , . i i ... .
But to get down to business: " ' - - s. i .- -
I want you to read my advertisement today. Why? Because
I am offering you standard merchandise at less than it is being
sold at wholesale today. You will remember how, when I used
to run these specials before, I would tell vou that prices were
going up and that you had better buy. Weil, that is what I want
you to (lo now. Buy, buy, buy, for the prices I am quoting below
are lower than you will get again for some time. Head what
I say about sugar!
Every article I sell carries with it the Garich Guarantee, but no
guarantee, is necessary, for the brands I offer speak for them
selves. You know them, for they have been used in every house
hold in Klamath County.
What I offer through this advertisement is not all that V have
to sell you below cost. I have filled a long table with specials
that will be a surprise to you. This table really ought to be
called the "Get Acquainted Table," for I have purposely kept
these special bargains out of this advertisement so that you ill
come to the store and see for yourself the splendid effort I am
making to bring down the cost of living.
I have two phones in my store. Here are the numbers: 320
and 34. Gall either number and you will get just the same high
class merchandise and the same courteous service as if you visited
the store in person.
I want your patronage and to prove my sincerity let me makt
you this proposition :
Just patronize my store for one month. If you are not satis
fied down to the very last detail, then I will not have a word to
say. I know that a satisfied customer is the best advertisement
a store can have, and that is why I want your patronge for one
month. F. M. GARICH.
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FdLGER'S GOLDEN GATE COFFEE
One of the best coffees that your money will buy any
place on the Pacific coast today. We guarantee
every pound that is taken out of this store to be the
best obtainable. For the three days of this week we
will give you
FREE
-pound can with each 2-pound can at $1.55.
Impound can free with each 5-pound can at $3.10.
A saving of 65c to you
DRIED FRUIT
Buy now as these prices put money in your savings
account.
Fancy 50-60 Prunes, 25-pound box $5.85
Black Figs, 25-pound box $5.75
Fancy Sunkist Peaches, 25-pound box $7.75
By the Peund:
Petite Sweet Prunes 15c
Large 50-60 Prunes 25c
Black Figs 25c
Sunkist Seeded Raisins, large package..... 25c
Del Monte Seedless Raisins .' 25c
Fresh Currants, package 30c
Why Pay More
PUBLIC ATTENTION,
Concerning Sugar and Potatoes
Sugar and Potatoes reached the record price in San
Francisco yesterday. Potatoes sold at 10c per
pound. While we have a small amount left we will
sell them at 7Y2c per pound by the sack. A-l good
Potatoes. J
SUGAR
Raw sugar sold in New York on the 14th at $17.43
per hundred, which means 23c to 25c lor sugar,
refined, in the next few days. The merchant today
is on a limit of five sacks. Don't wait ! Fruit season
will soon'be here. We will furnish you for the rest
of this week 100 pounds Cane Sugar at $19.50.
Place your order now for your own protection.
Don't delay. SUGAR IS CASH.
CANNED GOODS
Mecco-'Corn, per case, 2 dozen $4.19
Ashland String Beans, per case, 2 dozen $4.19
Mecco Brand Asparagus Tips, 2 dozen $5.55
Ashland Brand Tomatoes, 2 dozen case $4.45
Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can, 2 dozen . $8.85
Borden's Canned Milk, per case 4 dozen $6.45
We will allow only one case each of canned goods
to one person.
Why Pay More
WINNEK SPECIAL FLOUR
What is it? It is all right! It is Crater Lake Flour1
put in the Winnek sack for Mr. Winnek and when I
purchased the Winnek stock of merchandise, I con
tracted for what he had of same before the last
advances and I will, for the balance of this week,
sell it at this price and stand by every sack sold for
quality. Per 49-pound sack only $3.14
Drifted Snow Flour, 49-pound sack $3.55
Why Pay More
SYRUP IS ADVANCING EVERY DAY
We have lots of syrup on hand and will have it on
display in the store the rest of this week. Come in
and lay in your supply at the old price while it lasts,
WASH DAY SPECIAL
12 Bars C. W. Soap $1.00
12 Bars Bath Rose i.oo
2 Large Swift's Wash Powder " .70
1 Box Borax Chips 45
1 Bottle Stewart Bluing " .20
$3.35
.$2.69
Special Assortment for
We have a large stock of Royal Baking Powder in
5-pound cans which we will sell at ,..$2.35 per can
Why Pay More
Fresh for SATURDAY by Express
GREEN ONIONS
RADISHES
SPINACH ASPARAGUS CAULF1FLOUR
RHUBARB HEAD LETTUCE CUCUMBERS
AND STRAWBERRIES
FRESH TOMATOES
NEWTON APPLES
DONT FORGET ELKS' WESTERN NIGHTS
Yours for business,
F. M. GARICH
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