The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1892-06-30
MERCHANDISING ON A NEW BASIS
Our Golden Opportunity and Your

Our Golden Opportunity and Your
SuperlatIve Advantage. ):
This is the last article that will ap-
pear in the columns of this paper until
Fall season opens, unless something
unforeseen comes up, but don't think
because we stop advertising in this pa
per we have stopped business, for that
II not the fact If you will read this
article and Gull out the meat that il
In it we think you will conclude
with us that we are still strictly in
It."
From this time on, for the balance Of
the Spring and GUNNER season (which
aesson we speak Of, usually commences
about the 18th Of Nay we shall devote
to what we call "QUICK TURNS OF
MERCHANDISE" /,
Our stock is now and has been
I'll season in excellent condition. WE
ARE NOT oVERsTOCKED, our
shelves are not groaning under loads
Of unsalsable goods bought early in
season at high prices or others that
have beep carried over year after year,
bot the goods in every Department are
NEW, FRESH, SWEET AND CLEAN,
having something of the aroma and
freshness Of new mown hay. This part
= sentiment but hero comes the COLD
FACTS. Our instructions to both our
New York buyer and our general
buyer is this (and want them to have it
always PASTED in the top of their
hats: The FULLEST POSSIBLE AS.
SORTNENT ON THE LEAST POSSI.
BILE AMOUNT OF STOCK. Hence
our present condition and our future
Sdvantage-always able and ready to
buy goods at the right time and at the
right prices.
Hence our New York resident buyer
Is always ready to buy goods II the
price Is right and the styles and quality
IL what he wants.
Our New York buyer has been skirm.
ishipg on the market for the past Is
days buying and reasorting our stock
with goods bought under THEIR REAL
value. This season has been one OF
rare opportunity for that sort Of
tactics, on account of the tSpring
being SO backward. The New York
and Chicago jobbers are loaded down
to the gunwales with Spring and Sum-
mer goods, for prudent retail merchsn nta
have not bought heavy in these lines.
Now the manufacturers agents and
Importers must seek other outlets and
turn instinctiwely to large retail"
tho larger cities to help tn
dispose of this large amounU of
Spring and Summer goods left
en- their hands. Here, then, Is the
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for us and
the sUPERLATIVE ADVANTAGE Of
ell consumers of dry goods, wares and
meEchsndise in the city of Qes Moines
Hpdi the country, cities, towns and viii
sges throughout the great state Of
Iowa. Bpt asyou are not resident OF
Des Aoines you can use our proposition
and get your railroad fare to and from
Des Moines at ONE AND ONE-THIRD
EXCURSION RATES, as explained in
EAis paper a week or two ago.
There will be excursion rates Of
probably one fare for the round trip to
the Republican State Convention on
June 2sth; tickets good for two or
three days, and later on to the Demo
cratic State Convention; this will give
everybody chance to come to Des
Moines at low rates.
Our general buyer, Mr.. Emery, left
for New York June 9Th to give his per-
Eonal attention to the reassort:ng Of
epr stock, the gathering up and taking
b such lots as our New York buyer,
Ar. Purdy, has ''corrar ed IN his minds
eye" but we now hav- en- route and In
the house many of his late purchases
aud we expect to buy and keep buying
auriRg June and July about as many
goods ss we sell. There are two kinds
et goods you can fpd with US during
the sumner season, SCARCE GOODS and
goods bought UNDER T4ER REAL VAL
UEs, in these closing out lots mentioned
Gbove. Every season certain styles Of
goods become SCARCE and hard to get,
but by persistent effort we are almost
always able to fnd them somewhere.
20 when in search of SCARCE GOODS
turn your weary steps toward the
corner of Seventh and Walnut streets,
pes Moines, but better still save those
weary steps by coming direct to Us, for
L will soon become "the saying Of the
town." what you can't fnd at HaFrts-
Emery's there is no use looking for In the
city and what we may not have We VIII
get for you if it is obtsiusble in the
United States, (and especially in New
York City, the commercial metropolis Of
Uucle Sans aforesaid garden pateh.)
II you can at any time get any OF tho
Daily papers of this city they will give
yoa the news about the daily doing Of
Harris Emery Co. OF if you see any
Jpettsl prices quoted anywhere in tho
SssEes of any Of our large cities cut
Tut those ads and bring or send them
70 US and we will always FL them Al
advertised prices d
We do not intend to take back ssss
Tor any house in the trade and as thtA
. a state Institution we purpose e
paet any competition in Uncle SsmsFS
HARRIs-EMERT Co.. :,
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