The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-12-05
Better Goods, Larger Display, Better In.
ducements And Better Prices Be-
ing Offered By Local Mer-
chants.

lneEe is no excuse why any .Garrard
county citizen should leave Lancaster
to buy goods. Lancaster merchants
are sparing neither time, efforts or
money in their anxiety to induce home
people to patronize home Industries.
Now that the holiday season is upon US
and most everyone must make pur-
chases for the coming winter, the
knife has been used unsparing, prices
have been slashed until everything is
right down at rock bottom prices.
And are these prices for self worn or
shoddy goods, the offerings are fresh
and clean and the very best obtain
able, and we think in view of these
facts, that it is the duty of every
citizen of the county to at least give
local merchants wares and inspection
before going elsewhere to buy.
Mr.. R. H. Batson will today, open
the largest sale ever conducted by
him, and some of his lines he will pos
itively close out entirely, and in order
to do this he has marked the prices so
attractive that they are sure to go.
Mr.. H. 7. Logan is also offering to
the people of the county a cut rate
sale at which prices have been cut to
the minimum, and there also goods
may be obtained of quality for which
Mr.. Logan is noted and at unheard of
prices. Not to be outdone by his COM
petitors, Mr.. J. w. Smith has made
sweeping reductions through his entire
clean, fresh stock Of goods and any
thing wished for in his line may be OBJ
tanned at heretofore of prices.
The Joseph Mercantile Co, as al
ways, are meeting the prices of all
competitors, and while they never hold
sales are offering such bargains to
their customers as will make a pleased
customer of everyone who enters there
store.
Mr.. R. S. Brown is closing out at
great sacrifice his mems clothing and
those in need of winter suits will be
sure to find something to their liking
at his place, and the price is sure to be
right.
Merchants handling other lines are
also offering every inducement to their
customers and there is not an article
which is necessary to the farm or
household but that can be purchased
of home merchants, just as good and
at just as reasonable price, as if you
had gone elsewhere or ''ordered" it.
Now in view of the above facts and in
common justice to your home people,
come to Lancaster and see what the
merchants have to offer you, you are
not compelled to buy, simply have a
look, and if you do not find what suits
YOU or the prices are not right, then
you can consclentiously buy elsewhere.
The Loose Leaf Warehouse built by
the Burley Tobacco Co. on South
Broadway in Lexington, KY. was
once facitiously called Big Burley anc
the name has followed it ever since
last year. The first year of its existence
it sold eight million pounds, it made q
reputation tor fair dealing and high
prices that promises to give it a still
larger business the present year. By
experience and improved facilities fol-
hauling tobacco it expects to get bet
ter results for its patrons this year. Al
Big Burley you get every thing you
can get anywhere else land ther
some, why not go where you can ge
the best? We have not paid solicitor
to come to your house and ask you t.
ship your tobacco to US, we spend tina
money in giving you service after yol
get here. We solicit your patronag
and think we deserve your support
We appreciate your trade and hop
you will come to see US before you de
eide where to sell. Our doors are ope
day and night and we will be glad t
see you at all times.
!. j. D. Clark Mgr.
Phone No. 1915.