Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-16
Big SALE At SHARON.
7. II. Triee & Son Will Begin A Big
Sale Saturday, Jan. 18th. Trenen.
deus Crowds Expected.

business experience has the firm of
I. II. Trice & son of Sharon, Kan
sas, held sale. For the first time
IN their II years of successful re-
failing has this frn ever introduc-
ed feature of this kind.
Starting Saturday, January 10Th,
and continuing seven days only
we will start sale that should at
tract in forcible way, the atten-
ton of this entire community. A
$4,000 stock of dry goods, furn-
ishings, crockery, furniture, grocer
les, wagons, buggies, implements,
etc, will be on sale. Many arti-
cles will be marked so low that
1T will be almost beyond belief,
but wefully realize that to hold a
successful sale, one that will please
the customers afterwards, we must
cut the prices to an extent that will
be greatly appreciated by the bar
gain buying public.
In the shoe department we have
completely slaughtered many lots
where there are only few pairs of
kind. Women's oxfords that
sold up to $3.50, good styles
going at pair 48c.
A big bargain table of Boys and
Misses shoes. In this lot are shoes
worth S. pair; the lot represents
the best makes manufactured.
Tennent Shoe Co., Selz Royal
Blue, Peters and others placed out
pair, csc.
One of the greatest attractions is
the Remnant table. In this lot is
every short length in the entire
stock of piece goods, silks, table
damask, domestic dress goods, ETC.;
these are marked 25c, 35c and SOC
on the dollar.
Special prices are made through
out the entire grocery department.
20 lbs best granulated sugar for
$I.oo. IS lbs navy beans $1.oo.
Is cans standard sweet corn $I.oo
and so on all through this stock.
Now then one of the greatest
crowd drawing features of this sale
will be the Furniture stock. Every
piece of furniture and carpet has
been greatly reduced. All are
marked in plain figures and will
prove great opportunity for all
to save money. The proprietors
say they don't believe in doing
things by halves and if we hold
sale we want to give bargains that
will be appreciated and live long
in the memory of those who at
tend.
On Thursday and Friday, Janu-
ary 18th and 18th, this store will
be closed to mark down and ar
range the stock to open at s a. m.
Saturday in a blaze of bargain
glory. This great stock of goods
is undergoing a wonderful and
complete change. Price cards will
be placed on all lots, goods marked
In PLAIN figures.
To customers coming from Med
icine Lodge and Attica and those
who buy $40 worth of goods or
over at this sale we will pay your
railroad fare both ways. Goods
will be delivered to the depot free
of charge.
We confidently expect this sale
to be the most popular event ever
held in this community. The saw
ing advantages are so firmly estab-
lished that this announcement
should stir the trade for 20 miles
around.
This sale comes as guardian of
little prices, a liberal distribution
of the most dependable qualities;
to you money saver; we desire to
seea great crowd come from Med
icine Lodge and Attica, The mer-
chaadise being all uptodate and of
superior quality, the buying advan-
tages make strong appeal, especi-