Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-03-18
Cash Versus Credit,
Or how you eanSave Money.

SJr how you canSave Money.
In our former articles we have dwelt
on the value of money down, and the
desirablllty of having cash. The great
question with so many people, is, how
to get the cash and how to keep 1t af-
ter getting 1t. One says l have so
many needs that my money will not
purchase all l want or must have. In
answer to this one we would suggest
that you patronize the Bargain Store
and make your money go to the furth-
est limit possible. We are at your
service to help you. Another one and
by far the great majority have their
money spent before they get it. This
is the class that neeGs the most urgent
help. How can I buy fer cash when l
have no money? Do you advise that
| do not pay what owe? No, indeed,
my friend; we want to put you in the
way to pay your honest debts and to
get out of debt and stay out. Are you
er. We have helped others and will
help you. There are ways to save it.
Some people find them and why not
you? One of the quick ways to get rid
of your money without full value, and
many take this method to sqaunder
their wealth. viz: Get a book credit
at some store or stores and when you
or any of the family want anything,
send the book land as often forget the
book as a passport that you can get
goods without paying for them today,
but at what a ruinous profit when you
settle; two, three, four and five times
the prices you would pay at the bar
gain store. Prove us; bring your book
and goods, compare quality, weight.
measure and prices and your own con-
der you are behind and getting worse
all the time? You may blame trusts.
combinations, money power and what
not. but can find the fault in your own
selves. We know it Is hard to have
these things brought home to us, our
own shortcomings. If you would look
to how you spent your money ever so
little and make it go so much farther,
would it not help you? Your little
girl wants a slate pencil. Charged on
the book one cent for it. We would
give you five for one cent. You want
some envelopes and letter paper.
Charged on the book one cent for an
envelope and one cent for sheet of
paper We give you % envelopes for
3, A or sc, and II, IS or "a sheets of let
ter paper for sc, according to quality.
You want lead pencil, bottle Of ink;
the book charges 3 to &c for pencil, &c
for ink; we give you pencils 1c each,
ink to SC per bottle.
You can count your savings or gains
right along. You have five dollars to
spend. Come to us and we will make
it buy as much as 81, IS, 50 or $40 will
elsewhere. 1t depends on the kind of
goods. We have 26 departments
Nearly everything a family needs
You want to save money. We help
you to get start and then you will
find out the bargains when you pay
cash for them. Another class that are
pretty we'll to do waste great many
dollars in having their purchases
charged. They think it is a compli
ment to their standing to get goods
without paying down for them. 1t is
an expensive luxury. however. They
pay 25. so TO 100 per cent more for
their goods than the Bargain Store
charges. "Oh, no, we don't" says Mr..
Credit Storekeeper, We consider Mr..
Well-to-do just as good as cash, and
don't charge him any more if we
charge it or he pays cash" No doubt
that is true, but then Mr.. Credit Store
keeper has big profit on his goods,
and who pays for the losses made on
credit selling? Come TO the Bargain
Store, where you can always get goods !
at the lowest prices and do not have to |
pay for some delinquent debtors. New, |
fresh goods in all departments. Com
pare the following as sample OF |
prices, quality guaranteed: Canned !
goods in grocery department at Sc; |
regular 121s. Soap at 13 bars for 26 |
cents. Flour, 45c and 4Sc; regular 55c |
and 60c per sack. Coffee &c, 10c, 12kc |
per pound Garden seeds at sc an o.,
worth l0c. Corn starch, lbs for Zoe !
Soda 2 lbs, for SC. Caramels at Sc a |
pound, worth 15c a pound. Fig cups |
at Sc, worth zoe. Rob Roy candy at sc |
pound, worth l5c, and hundreds of 9TH
er bargains in Dry Goods, Notions.
Clothing, Hats, Shirts. Wall Paper at
1, 8, s. 10 to 25c a bolt. Positively the /
cheapest house in the county is