Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
worth Your NOTICE.

Many merchants say there is a general
paralysis of trade. We know that thou
sands of firms have been swamped in the
mercantile flood. We also know that
during our active business life that we
have been through fire, water, strikes,
panics, war, removal, political turmoil
and other business impediments, and in
every instance have stemmed the tide
and pulled through into the open sea Of
success. The present master stroke will
be no exception 70 the rule. We have
found our present quarters Inadequate to
to our growing business, in fact, behind
the times. We want better light, greater
convenience, more room To accommodate
our increasing trade. We propose TO nave
it, consequently, we shall move to the
large building, now nearly finished, on
corner BrOughtOn and Bull streets, about
Sept. 10. A magnificent store like this
viii require an entirely new line of
goods, and in order to accomplish this
end we have concluded to sell our present
stock at any price. Now YOU know why
this slaughter sale. Now you can under
stand why we must crowd six months
business in less than three. Wnl you
avail yourself OF an opportunity to buy
reliable goods less than you can buy the
raw material? We know you will. We
shall offer our entire assortment ut prices
lower than was ever made on similar
goods before. We propose to fairly
electrify the public with the greatest
mark-dOwn sale. The time is fast ap-
preaching for our annual stock taking,
and we don't propose that il shall find u5
with any more goods on hand than are
likely to be needed by our customers.
Our surplus stock mas been brought
down and placed on our centre counters.
Last week for Embroideries. Unpre-
codented sales in Lace Collars. Never
has there been such opportunities 10
purchase elegant Lace Collars at such
extraordinary prices. Now. il YOU want
a good investment for futurity, look at
our line Of Lace Collars. Wehave marked
hem at actual cost; but We are going TO
do better than this. Twenty-Five per
cent. of cost price. Cheap, isn't itg II Is
no exag operation to say that our Hosiery
Department is absolutely the best equip
ped institution OF its kind in the city. Its
assortment CT goods is the largest and its
scale of prices the lowest, and its steady
trade bears constant evidence to ITS
superiority. Among its special offerings
iOr this week are our entire line Of Ladies'
Isle Thread Hose, Vertical, Striped,
solid COOrs, etc, at 81 10; this is about
80 PER cent. Of regular price. Il is but
necessary 10 quote but one item from our
Shoe Department 10 convince you that
our Shoes are cheap. Ladies' me Hand
sewed Kid Button Boots, az 81 would be
hut a fair price, at So they would be cheap.
Now what Will you say Of ours at 81! Try
any regular shoe store and convince your
self tn8t our Hand.mGde Shoes are about
ore-half price Of regular sa0e houses. No
doubt you think you have seen cheap
Paras0is, but we are going TO convince
the best experts thar they know nothing
about handsome ParasGls and low prices.
We have an immence stock o. choice
styles. Mauy Of them will be sold a less
shan half former prices. Our stock c0u-
sists % the finest as we'll as the cheapest
grades. We VIII sell you a me Parasol
for the same price other houses charge for
their cheap grades. Families ont Oft0wn
enjoy the same advantages by ordering
through the mails as il present in person.
-AAr. a. II. ALTMA YER a Co.