The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-05-31

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desire to mislead any one, neither
do we want to deceive or take ad-
vantage in any manner. Please
read carefully what we have to say
from time to time in this column.
Digest the facts, and if an unbeliev-
er, mediate, and if our remarks are
not reasonable in your mind pass
them by. IF you are favorably i'm
pressed, give us a trial. Allow US
a chance to prove to your entire
satisfaction that what we preach is
gospel truth. Appeals to your
Judgment and common sense are
the only arguments we use in solic-
iting your trade. 1t is for our m
terest we deal honestly with you.
Confidence is the very essence of
the contract between the merchant
and customer, and how can conf
dence exist between buyer and
seller when one of them intends to
treat the other wrongfully. We can
not afford to be unjust to our custo-
mers, because injustice is always
sure to meet with its proper desert.
Now a few words as to what we
are doing. We have been here only
one month, but in that time have
built up a tremendous taade, our
sales running as high as $500 per
day. From the very beginning we
have had larger trade than many
houses of years standing, and 1T is
conceded by all fair minded persons
that we are having decidedly the
largest trade of any new house that
ever opened here, and what is the
meaning of all this 1t means that
merit will always win, that right
will conquer wrong, that the Cash
System, close attention to bushes
and economy is bound to force to
the wall the internal credit system,
with its twin brother, high prices.
Our low prices have caused wall
of distress from some of our COM
petitors. We have seen some arti-
cles drop IS cents on the dollar
when it was declared that they were
being sold as low as could be afford
ed before. In many things we have
forced the price down from 5 to 2 s
per cent. Please give us credit tor
what we deserve, nothing more
Understand us that we do not claim
to be smarter or better merchants
than many others, but we do claim
that we can afford to sell goods
from 5 to IS per cent cheaper than
firms who buy and sell on time.
The firm that buys and sells on time
besides having to pay more for
their goods, and losing the dis
counts, always loses more or less by
bad debts, and besides an honest
profit they have to put on an extra
| profit to cover their losses from that
source, and you and every honest
paying person has to pay it. Not SC
at the Bee Hive. Here you buy
everything at close, quick profit
and do not have to pay what we
lose by dishonest peoples rascality
We are just in receipt of big
stock of Farmers Supplies, and are
offering.special inducements in tina
line. Glance at the following price:
Compare them with what you have
been paying, and then think of the
little fortune you will throw away
in lifetime unless you come direc
to headquarters. We are offering
! Ames' Steel Spades at IS cents.
&C &c shovels ATS
| Rowland's steel spades at 50 cts
&c shovels at 81 I"
Steel hay forks at 81 cents.
Large size handled hoes at 20 ct.
Trace chains at 81 cts.
heavy, at 81 cts
very heavy, AZ cts.
Dixie and Farmer Friend Pillow
Points at u.
Big bargains in grain and gras.
scythes, cutlery, &c, &c.
We make specially of shoes anc
call your special attention to oul
line Of BEE HIVE SHOES. Oul
low prices carry them off with Z
rush. We have already bought oul
third stock. We have sold as high
as from 60 to 100 pairs day. W.
call your special notice to our lint
of Bee Hive Shoes. Every pair war
ranted, and if they do not prove a:
| represented we will make a reason
able allowance.
| HAL HAIO IL a 10
| Mems fur hats at 60, 8S and g
cts, worth double.
| TO THE LADIES!
| In dry goods and notions we arr
offering unheard of prices. We arr
offering line of watered silks a
| SO and 49 cts. worth double. AL
the latest styles in dress gingham
at ~ to 8 cts, sold by other houses
at 8 to 10. We have the incest lint
of white dress goods ever shown il
Winston, at prices from 81 to 18cts
An elegant line of Beige Mixtures
Cashmeres, Chambrays, &c.
| In conclusion we pledge our
selves to try by all honorable means
to save you some money, and if w,
cannot do it we don't ask your pat
ronage. You will find us ever fight
ing against the old rotten credi
system, against big prices, for mon
| ey, for reputation and for the bes
interest of our customers.
Yours anxious to please,
w. d BAITY & SONS.