Successors to Dan Moore Company, Newark9 Arkansas
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Our entire stock of merchandise, store furniture and fixtures;
live stock, farm implements and tools must be sold and clos
ed out by Dec. 24, 1920. In order to do this we are making
great additional reductions in the price of our goods.
The Quality of Our Goods is Equal to any in Town.
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At the close of the sale, we are going to give away, absolutely free a beautiful bed-room set, to the
winner of the contest. Come to the store early and find out how you can win this bed-room set. During
the sale, we will give 100 votes with every 50 cent CASH purchase. Watch out for these votes, they
will help you to win.
To the first 50 people entering our store after 9 o’clock Saturday morning December 4, we will
give 10,000 free votes each.
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Sign your name on the back and hand it to
the Contest Manager. It is good for 500
votes for your favorite contestant.
CONTESTANT’S NAME
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Some of the things we are offering for sale.
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SHOES
500 pairs of mens’ ladies
boys and girls shoes.
75 pairs of ladies and misses
pumps and oxfords. Any one
buying a airp of these at the
regular price may have anoth
er pair for only 50 cents ad
ditional.
RUBBER GOODS
30 pairs of mens and boys
rubber boots. Mens, and
childrens artics and childrens
rain coats and rubbers.
Mens and boys overalls and
jumpers.
Ladies and childrens sweat
ers. Silk, serge and gingham
dress goods.
NOTIONS
1000 yards of lace, embroidery
and insertion. ANY PER
SON BUYING 5 YARDS OR
MORE OF THIS AT THE
REGULAR PRICE MAY
HAVE AS MUCH MORE AT
1c per yard additional.
UNDERWEAR
Heavy cotton ribbed union
suits in the following sizes:
Ladies, 31-36-38-44.
Children’s, 4-6-8-10-12-14.
Mens, 34-36-38-40-41.
Boys, 6-8-10-12-14-16.
Mens Balbriggen and mesh
shirts and d nvers. Any os,
buying an\ cl these shirts and
drawers may have the same
amount more for only 5c a
garment additional.
Hose, Hats, Caps and Cloves
For Men, Women and Children
GROCERIES
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat
Irish Potatoes, linking Powder
Soda, Spices, and Many Items
o' staple groceries.
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Ser ies, ( ash Register, Can
dy case, Cigar anti Tobacco
Case, Cheese Knife, Oil Tank
Cum Machine, Paper Racks,
Lamps, Chairs, Typewriter,
Scoops, Barrel Covers, etc.
HARDWARE
Avery steel and cast plow
point-, repairs and many other
items.
Come in, look at our goods, select what you want and buy at greatly reduce prices, but do not expect us to ♦
take back the goods or exchange them because we are closing out. I
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We wili sell at auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday, December 4, 1920, commencing at 2 o’clock p.m.
at E. E. Allen’s feed lot, in the town of Newark, the following live stock, farm implements and took:
One team of mules. One team of mares. One brood mare. One year-and~a2; a f-o d filly, One six-monOis old colt,
24 head of sheep, One new Stoughton wagon. One Owensboro wogon. One Mlrmeso a binder. On 3-boitom tractor
plow. One 14-inch walking plow. One cultivator. One 2-row section harrow, One single-row pi inter. One F rd car
and other small items too numerous to mention.
TERMS: All sums of $25 or less, to be cash in hand; on purchases more than $25, a credit of nine months
will be given, upon approved security or bankable note.
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If we have any goods remaining unsold at noon on ttie 24th day of December, 1920, the same will be sold at
auction to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at our store building. Sale win commence at 2 o’clock p. nu and the
goods will be offered either in parcel, lot or bulk, as may be desired ai time of sale.
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