The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-10-27
4 Fair Proposition.

Mt h.ing able tn meet the MANY
readers Of this paper fac, to fire j;ist at
this busy season OF the year, but having e
liter OF The most utmost importance to
lay before yon, we hope you will give
our words the same careful attention
that you would doubtless grant us if We
we're able to call upon yOn for a little
| personal chat over This matter of i'm
portance-th;S matter that concerns YOU
directly; this matter that you should
think about and decide np,n according
to your best judgment. We refer to the
pi,chase Of goods in our line that will he
H. cessary To your comfort and bappinass s
during the Fall and Wi,.ter. The chang
ing seasons brings to everybody certain
wants which cannot be ignored, and il
| only remains for each individual to decide
where they can best and most ecouonli-
caly supply themselves with these
necessities. Knowing that you want
good quality, knowing That you want
som"thinS late in style, and knowing
that most of all yUu want The b. n.ft of
the lowest prices You can possibly find.
We catuesty urge you to see our neY
Fall AMI Winter stock. We wait YOU
t. investigate our goods AMI prices
lecanSe OF an unwaverino faith in our
aolli y to show you The best inducements
OF the season, which will resul, in sales
for us and satisfaction for you. Our
stock is stylish and we'll chosen and we
are nicely prepared to meet all demands
of the Sc lson. We represent al things
as they are and regulate the price by the
true value Of the article.
1ru are well aware that time, have
been hard all over tire country aud De, pc
everywhere have felt a dsinc,inatlon to
purchase further than their absolute
nec-SSltirs required. This state of at
fairs has been keenlv felt by mauufac-
t!lrers and jDbb,rs who have grown res,
tive under til, decreasing demands for
their goolS. The result of this WAS very
apparent when we went iuto tn. markets
to purchase our Fall and Winter stock.
We found everywhere an intense COM
petition and general tendency to sccu'e
orr orders by offers bordering closely on |
the cost OF production. After carefn! |
study OF the situation our huyer pro
ceedcd to take advantage of these con-
"i!ibns an lay in I stNcx Gf go at |
pr'ceS lower than have ever hcen known |
tn the trade. The benefits of this favor |
abe opportunity We are now about tn |
mani over t. our patrons, merely add |
ing c.oSe margin or profit to these |
goo,is ami prttiug them at your disposal |
with all the advantage OF hard times |
concessions accompanying them. We |
think you Only have to see item in |
order to be convinced that while dollars |
may be sc ,rcer than usual with you, the
dollar which yOu have has never been |
able to purchase so much good, honest
value. Here is a fair proposition If
we deserve nothing, give us nothing:
bit if you find our goods and prices sat- |
issactory, acknowiel lge it with your pa
+ nlge.
Waiting for your coming in the midst |
Of stock of sPaSonab,e goods which we |
consider un"Xccled in style and asSort- |
m"nr, certain that or prices thereon are |
'-ra!rd down t. tha closest living mar
gins we cannot but feel perfectly couf- |
''eIt of meeting your requirements in |
~" best and most satisfactory manner !
w" have stated our case and words will |
90 no further. Hoping to see you soon |
ana promising or best eiTortS t. mike |
Your coming peasant and profitable, we |
ac Yours very truly,
JNo. J. PURCELL.