Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-11-17
GREAT BARGAINS BY
AUDUBON MERCHANTS
SPECIAL SECTION sIN TODAY'S
REPUBLICAN OF INTEREST
TO EVERY HOUSEWIFE.

All set, and ready for Audubon's
first Dollar Day." Prices have
been slashed and cut down to almost
nothing. The merchants of the city
have co-operated with one another
and the efforts they have shown
promises to make this one OF the
greatest sale days that Audubon peo-
pie and surrounding counties have
ever had the opportunity of attend
ing.
1t is now up to the public to help
make this Dollar Day tremendous
success. We expect visitors from all
parts of the country. Let's get to-
gether and cooperate, boost and
pull. If your neighbors don't know
of it,stell them about IL. Gas up
your carAor hitch up the team and
come to Audubon to help make this
Dollar sale sale long to be remem-
bered.
Mr.. Schneeweis, who is in charge
of this Dollar Day sale, said this
morning that never before in all his
connections with the business world.
had he seen such values as the Au-
dubon merchants are offering for
November 22nd and 23rd."
Since that spirit has been shown
by the merchants, in slashing their
prices, let us get together to do our
part. You need the goods and the
merchant needs the money. Every
merchant in Audubon is represented
in the Dollar Day edition. Don't
fail to look over the offerings in this
issue. There will be something that
you need in the list OF bargains You
may be able to get three of the
same things that you are looking
for, all for a dollar, as the mer-
chants are sacrificing their profits to
help make this sale one of the great
est Dollar Day sales ever held in the
State of Iowa.
The merchants and the newspap-
ers have co-operated with one an
other, the ads are in, and everything
is set. Now 1t is up to the people.
Let us see your face among the big
crowds that will visit Audubon No
vember 22nd and 23rd-Dollar
Days.
Coffee and Doughnuts Free
Coffee and doughnuts will be serv-
ed in the basement Of the library by
the Community Club of Audubon.
Don't fail to visit them, sip coffee
and eat doughnuts-the Kind that
mother used to make, absolutely
Free Remember the place-in the
basement of the library.
Gold Prizes
The drawing for the ten and TWEEN
ty dollar gold pieces will be held in
front of the Crescent theatre, on
Wednesday, at $3.50 sharp. Bring
this paper with you, for IL your num-
, Der is drawn and you are there
without this paper, your chance will
be forfeited and the next number
will be drawn. Now be sure to
bring this paper, for il will not
count IL you do not have 1t on hand.
When you make purchase, don't
fail to ask for your theatre ticket
which will entitle you witness the
movies free at the. Crescent theatre.
The dance will be held at the arm
DRY and a large attendance is ex-
pected. They have engaged snap
by orchestra and a good time Is as
sured to all who attend. The Ma
tional Guards OF Audubon will be in
full charge of the dance.
The merchants of Audubon who
are participating in the Dollar Day
sales are as follows:
Alderman Company,
Matthias & Hansen,
Oelke Hardware Company,
Halvorsen & Co.
Knudsen Photo Studio
Reinemund Hardware Company,
e. j. Denny Company,
Henricksen Cash Store,
Johnson Grocery Store.
Kraft Clothing Company,
McFadden Furniture Store,
Frick Drug Company,
Audubon Music Company,
C. Olsen.
Griffith Drug Store,
w poiton Jewelry Store,
Jensen & Viewer,
j. F. Baker Jewelry Store,
Right-Away Shoe Shop.
Carter Hardware Company,
Modern Cleaners.
Park Meat Market,
Keith & Hansen,
Smith Drug Store,
Variety Store.
Smith Fashion Shop.
The merchants mentioned above
have entered the Dollar Day sales
and have to offer to the people of
Audubon and the surrounding coun-
try some great dollar bargains.
Sales start at 8 o'clock sharp in
the morning, both days.