Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-10
TILL THEY MEL!

Desirable DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Notwithstanding the great panic created among some
of the Dry Goods Dealers, by our appearance in this
City, nobody else seems to have been alarmed The
Secret Caucus, held by some of these merchants 1--WE
happy to be able say that there were some hon.
orable excepons,) at which, understand, they re-
solved in their wisdom, "to drive us out of town and
resolved also that they wonld buy no more goods of
Boston firms who deal with Locke Co.. and more
foolish still, resolved that they ''would withdraw their
advertising from the Worcester daily papers, If they
continued to advertise for Locke Co. y ard meaner than
the rest resolved to instgate against us
for what we deem laudable and legal busine s. that is
making presents to cusOmers this caucus of these
would-bemonopolists don't to have amounted to
much; not "driYen out of town. aud no firm
whose "copartnershp expires in January next" or ten
years hence, can begin to start us, and when that nex
sixty days" are over, think will lease the CITY
Store ard leave its proprietor free spend all his time
in carrying round the papers; nor disturbed by
the humming in the Hive" by any efforts to Stowe
away under the counter Of any opposition shop We
have leased YEARS, tue stores adjoining
each other under the Worcester House, and will do our
best to give room enough to all to select
their purchases and we shall not insult ladies' even if
they do not buy of u.s. ask them beforehand Doyou
wish Ia purchaser
Weshall keep our stock constantly full as we are buy
ing daily in the cities, and we do not apprehend that we
shall experience any difficulty in purchasing even fhese
troubled dry goods dealers should withdraw their trade
from houses dealing with buy all our goods for
cash we advertise as you see, and pay cheerfiLy and
promptly for It, the publishers of the daily papers here
US as wei tney 40 other Worcester
merchants the result Of the legal proceedings in the gift
enterprise business. abde with confidence that il will
come out right We under necessity Of further
"markng down" stock in order undersr our com.
petitors, as when marked down we reaHy did hs
thing, and ladies will find our prices in reality low and
not merely on the pacaris in our windowssee list of
prices in another column We CAN uHpsRsEJL OTHERS,
and make 1t for the interest Of all 10 buy of us.
let. Because we buy for cash
3D. Because we sell Tor cash. and therefore don't have
to make paying customers pay for bad debts,
3D. Because we buy refuse goods.
4th Because we purchase in large quantities and have
experienced buyers selecting goods for every day.
9th Because we do an immense business.
9th. Because expenses less than those Of any
ether house In New England, doing extensive bust
ness
7h. Because we treat all our customers with civity.
Sth' because we understand all about the Dry Goods
business.
9th. Because people do and will continue tn me In
crowds to purchase, giving no heed to the foolish stories
circulated by our Competitors
10TH Because we will not be undersold whether we
gain or lose.
WIN. LOCKE & 30.
Worcester, Nov. 90 1865 d6