The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-11-06

There is nothing wrong about
this business.
We are not overloaded.
Have no wholesale stocks to
be showed off at retail.
Are not cramped by unwise
manufacturing.
Always altering and rebuild
ing, but never affect prices
thereby. We hold
OVER FOUR MILLION DOL
LARS OF FRESH MER-
CHANDISE,
selected wholly for Philadelphia
retail.
So new that half the amount
of stock was received in the
sixty-one days of October and
September, almost all the for
eign stocks arriving since the
new Tariff.
Great quantities of spot cash
things bought from domestic
manufacturers, crippled by Tar
iff shutting.
We are steady-going mer-
chants, going along a straight
road day by day, drawing in ev-
cry lot of good merchandise as
low as cash will take it, and
putting it out as fast as we car
by low and fair prices on every
thing to everybody alike, in or
der to keep running stream o
fresh, bright, new things-al-
ways SO greatly to our custo-
mers' advantage.
Long ago we got through
with narrowing ourselves by
manufacturing, preferring tc
give to our customers the choice
of hundred sets of brains rath
er than to conhne them to one
We might just as well attemp
to make Silks or Dress Good.
as to make Cloaks.
Nearly FIVE years ago W.
dropped wholesaling, not car
ing to force on our retail custo
mers what had been selected t.
sell by the box to the western
trade.
Anything can be put on Gus
toners by eager statesmen, paiC
special premiums for pushing
off old or badly selected or sur
plus stock.
NE have nothing to do qost]
manufacturing, whOlesaIiMg O.
Salesmem'S extras.
We keep close to our custom
; ers' interests, protecting then
at every point because if, for nj
other reason, it is to our bust
ness advantage SO to do.
By steady sales far the larg
est at retail in the United States
we are compelled to replenisl
daily and Systematically anc
thus we maintain a constant,
fresh, new, complete stock.
1t is possible for a store t.
outlive its value to a communi
ty-by its conceits, its ruts, it
independence, its assumptions
but this store is only a chile
learning how to do its work.
The present season has over
whelmed us, specially in oul
! Carpet and Furniture depart.
ments and workrooms, which
have been too small to get oul
work through promptly. We
have pulled out of the down
pour and do not expect to be
overborne again, however great
the business comes to be.
We have no idea of YnNzsi1e
off or running doaOm oar stocks
We have have no object tc
gain thereby, but on the con-
trary, our stocks must all be
kept up to the full and KEPT
fresh by perpetual inflow O
the latest productions.
THIS STORE IS MORE
THAN A STORE; it rs an ed
ucat0r. The store has certain
ly been the step-mothey to a meas
order of retailing which we are
glad to see adopted in some
part or another by business men
all over the world. There arr
still nesO ideas left which are
appearing from time to time in
our business. While our stocks
in the main are different from
the ordinary, and we have many
articles and makes Of goods not
found in other stores, we assure
protection to all buyers on ev-
e,ythimg sold mmder our rO0f.
By no possibility shall any
person buying OF US have it to
say that he paid more than the
same quality is sold for else
where, but on the contrary, as
often as possible the people
shall buy here for less than any
where else.
By a combination of circum-
stances this Autumn-and- Win
ter-Sale will exceed in interest
anything that we have ever
done. 1t grows out OF
Recent purchases Of sacrificed man
eydcturers,
Recent purchases of over-importers