The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-24
OCALA'S BON MARCHE..
THE FINEST STOCK AT THE LOW
EST PRICES.
The 0cala Commercial and Bazaar Com
uauy's Place Of Business.

These days of money stringency de-
mand good goods at panic prices. If
you will read these lines you Will go
and see for yourself and be convinced
the Banner is pointing in the right
direction. The Bazaar has made a
commercial success during its exis-
tence, largely due to the sagacity and
business foresight of its capable and
enterprIsing business manager, +. p.
Gads0n.
He has really created revolution
by his mode Of buying job lots of de-
slrabIe goods at prices that enables
him to sell them anywhere from 25 to
100 per cent cheaper than they are
passed over any countsr in Ocala.
This fact has become advertised and
hence the Bazaar is visited, by all
classes after bargains and they are
never disappointed. One of the lead
ing features Of the Bazaar is
THE RACKET DEPARTMENT
IN the rear Of the store. There are
displayed the and 10 cent counters,
which, for variety and kinds of mer-
chandise, lead any and everything in
the city. In this department those
who are going to housekeeping or
those desiring to repair the ravages of
time along the line of domestic
hearths. invariably betake themselves
10 the Bazaar and meyer fail to find
what they need and at saving of
fully fifty per cent.
Time and space will not permit us
70 name the hundred and one needful
articles In the household department.
A word to housekeepers is sufficient.
Cal and see and your eyes will quick
u detect your needs.
These days everybody writes letters.
The Bazar's stock of
WRITING MATERIAL
e simply wonderful in quantity, quail
ilSa1d price.
Think Of it, Finest note paper A
cents a quire, or packet of 6 quires
for Is cents. Envelopes to match, %
for 4 cents. II you want larger guam
titles Of these goods, the prices are
less.
What took the eye of the reporter
were the
STACKS ON STACKS OF HATS.
The light fall hat is "in it'' now,
and the Bazaar is the place to clothe
the head. Everybody wearing hat
Is interested in the "Alpine Felt,n at
the Bazaar. This hat is sold at $l.O5,
price elsewhere in Ocala is $3.50. To
see the goods is to be convinced. The
stock is the largest, finest and most
complete ever exhibited here.
A NEW DEPARTURE
Is the novelty at the Bazaar, depart
ment consisting of a complete Japan
csc line Of goods, In which every lady
In Ocala and Marion county will be
interested. Here you viii find bric-a-
brac and the prettiest and cutest
things imaginable to decorate the sit
ting room or the ladies' boudoir.
The announcement is sufficient and
win create rush. Here is to be seen
the largest Japanese umbrella ever
opened in the city, thirty feet in cir
conference and most fantastically
embroidered. This unique sunshade
is to rent for lawn parties and when
lit up with Chinese lanterns presents q
most unique and attractive bject.
SCHOOL CARS
have the call and every boy and girl
In Marion county will be certain t.
buy one when they learn the price i.
only IA cents apiece and the same ar
ticlc sold for 40 cents year ago
Every shade Of color is to choos,
from and In unlimited numbers.
Read this offer. You cannot affor,
70 miss II. It will be money in you
pocket:
Notwithstanding their lowprices an,
small margin Of profit the Bazaar vii
present to each purchaser Of so cent
their choice Of one hundred number
Of the 10 cent Seaside Novels; and i
each purchaser Of 500 their choice 3
hundred numbers OF the is cen
Seaside Novels; and to each pun
chaser Of 500 their choice Of on.
hundred numbers Of the 20 cent Sea
side Novels; and to each purchaser 9
$500 their choice Of one hundre'
numbers OF either the 25 or 80 cen
Seaside Novels; and to each puI
chaser d 500 their choice Of ~ 4