Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-25
T R A D E R S
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have more GROCERIES bought
on FUTURE CONTRACTS than
we are able to put into our stores
or pay for WITHOUT BORROW
ING MUCH money and having to
RENT STORAGE for same. We
would rather save this EXTRA
expense and give the PEOPLE
the BENEFIT. SO now if you
want COME in QUICK, for ut
will be TWO years before you
will see LOW prices again. RE-
MEMBER it takes CASH and
no CHECKS go. MERCHANTS
are WELCOME. You will find
many things less than ACTUAL
COST to us, but we have a
LARGE AMOUNT CONTRACT
ED and we have to take THEM
ALL in order to get what WE
REALLY NEED for our OWN
STORES.
REMEMBER, we do not de-
liver and we will not be RE-
SPONSIBLE for MESSENGERS
or RAILROADS. There are good
MESSENGERS who will GLAD
LY DELIVER in Tulsa or to
DEPOTS at LOW WAGES.
Old TRADER is not BUSTED
but he Is going to UNLOAD his
SURPLUS stock and PAY his
DEBTS. This sale will be in our
OLD stand at 106 East SECOND
STREET. Our Mr.. w. l.. Scott
and Mr.. NJ. G. Barnes will CON-
DUCT the SALE. Remember, it
takes CASH and NO WAITING
for this is ONE FIRM in Tulsa
that we have SIGNED CON.
TRACTS ON for OVER TWEEN.
TY THOUSAND dollars, all to bo
TAKEN up and PAID for BE-
FORE DEC. 18TH. Old TRAD
Err IMAGINES that they
THINK that HE CAN not COME
ACROSS with his PART of the
CONTRACT. But no MATTER
the COST OLD TRADER WILL
COME ACROSS with the
DOUGH. We RESERVE the right
to STOP the sale at any time or
stop selling any ARTICLE at any
time that we think our SURPLUS
STOCK on same is out. No CASE
or BARRELS nor BAG of RICE
or BEANS will be BROKEN.
COME ONE, COME ALL, for you
are WELCOME on the GROUND
FLOOR for a LIMITED
AMOUNT of any ARTICLE that
we ADVERTISE for sale. We
will be liberal with all but we
RESERVE the RIGHT to LIMIT
the sale on any ARTICLE to any
ONE party so that everybody can
have a fair chance to get an AS
SORTMENT of the BEST STA
Pile GROCERIES at the price
that you will not find again
within TWO years.
Matches, per case ........ .S400
Case Hominy .$1,70
Standard Corn, case ..... .$2.40
Standard Tomatoes, No. 2,
case ....................S2 .S2.4O
Case Kraut (limited) .....S2.40
RED PITTED CHERRIES,
case....................S3 case .S3.25
RED PITTED GAL. CHER
RlES, case ...........S9 $500
Case Gal. Table Peaches. . .$4.10
Case Gal. Table Apples. -. .$2.65
Case Gal. Gooseberries e. $400
Case Gal. Blackberries. $3.50
Case Early June Peas ..... .$2.40
Case Early June Sifted Peas. $500
Case Stringless Beans ......S $500
Case Blackberries ........ $500
Case Gooseberries .S1.70
Case California Peaches 49,. .S2.75
Case Hill Dale Pineapple. . $500
Case Hill Dale Pineapple,
larger ................ $3.50
Case Brookdale California
Peaches, sliced in syrup. 1925
Case Silverdale Apricots. . 1885
Case Brookdale Apricots. SO 35
Case Hillsdale Pears 1885
Case 4-ounce Oysters, doz. 800
Case P. & G.. Soap SO 90
Case Lenox Soap .$2.G5
Case 5-cent Ivory Soap ...$3.78
Case 10-cent Ivory Soap. .S6.45
Case Gold Dust ......... 1852
Case Old Dutch Cleanser. $500
Case Corn Flakes ........S1.65
Case small Post Toasties. .$2.58
Post Toasties, large .......$2.38
Case Grape-Nuts ......... .$2.58
Case Shredded Wheat -. .$3.48
Case Washington Crisp. :. 81. .63
Case Cream Of Wheat 80. $3.50