The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-27
We Have Hesitated About
Breaking the Market,
BUTTHEREis no HELP FOR 1T.

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MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTH N O. !!
AND GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR,
A ND we cannot afford TO carry them.
IA Good times are coming, but We cannot
sell Winter Clothing in Summer time, any
more than people can wear Summer Clothing
in Winter time, and besides, We will not allow
our Stuck to become Old.
]. H. SMITH s. co.
therefore organize at MARBLE HALL an
IMMENSE and ATTRACTlVES SALE. We
have actually more than 100000 worth OF
GENTS and BOYS CLOTHING, and now
throw it on the market to be sold Immediately,
at MARBLE HALL BUILDINGS, N. f..
Corner BALTIMORE and FREDgBIoK STREETS.
We make up the best goods in the best man
ner, expecting to sell at a profit but we can
not stand for profits now.
Rk1- A Plain Statement from J. II. Smith
4 Co.
We know that the furry in the money
market is only temporary The harvests
throughout the country have been large and
business has been conducted, as a general
thing, ON sound principles. II is only specu-
lation that has brought about this state of
affairs, which must soon subside, but this is
the season to sell our Goods. Books, Ma
chimes, Furniture, can be sold all the year
round, but our Goods are made for special
seasons, and so, without halting, j. ii. SMITH
4 Co. adopt war measure, and put into i'm
mediate operation sweeping sale at n. +.
Corner Baltimore and Frederick Streets,
That shall clear our counters. This is good
news to the millions of city and country, for
they will gain the profit from our necessity
but they have generously patronized us in
good times, and we are willing TO give up the
profits now. We say, without exaggeration,
that this is the best opportunity for buyers
ever offered in America. Beginning To-day,
and continuing rapidly without interruption
until further notice, we will sell for Ready
Money the following;
For Gentlemen-4,7l6 Blue and Black
Dress Goats.
For Gentemen-1, 40 Double Breasted
Street Goats.
For Gentlemen--5, 1926 Cashmere Business
Coats.
For Gentlemen-5, $3.50 Beaver and Kersey
Overcoats.
For Geutlemen-3,s 7G Pairs of Blk. Pants.
For Gentlemen-7, PA Pairs Of Cashmere
Pants.
For Gentlemen-2, 800 Black and Blue
Cloth Vests.
For Gentlemen-7, $50 Cashmere Vests.
For Large Boys-1, ia Chesterfield Goats.
For Large Boys-1, 700 Beaver md Chin.
chilla 0yercoats.
For Large Boys-2,3l3 Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
For Large Boys-2,6ss Fancy Cashmere
Vests.
For Small Boys ,3l8 Blue and Tricot and
Cashmere Jackets.
For Small Boys $50 Pants to match.
For Children-3lT Harvard Suits.
For Children-36l Prince Albert Suits.
For Children-l3l Garibald Suits.
Making by far the Largest Stock to be
found in any Retail Clothing House.
We are content to lose money rather than
carry stock until next season. Imperative
necessity is laid upon us, and we must make
the best of it. The Store will be open at 6. 40
o'clock in the morning and remain open until
80 O'Clock in the evening and on Saturday
night until II O'Clock. Our force Businessmen
will be supplemented and best attention given
to buyers, who will find mornings the best
time TO make selections. Every article sold
will be guaranteed, as represented, or the
money will be refunded. Parties coming to,
gether from country towns, within forty miles
of the City, purchasing at Marble Hall, will
receive, besides the great bargains, tia price
of a railroad ticket TO return home.
j. H. SMITH & CO.,
MARBLE HALL, WHITE BUILDING,
N. L. Cor Baltimore Il Frederick SITS.
nov S-tdecSl Baltimore, Md.