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3 "'J ' ' T 1 ' i! "3' 3 FDWAPDS After successful business career of over thirty-two years in Goldsboro, h'as concluded to go out o the retail business On December 3st, 1904. t ITOR RENT! To a good tenant: FOR SALE ! All the fixtures, ''I The large, commodious store building' ct such as Show Cases, Looking Glasses, ; 1 now occupied by Asher Edwards. etc., now in my store. 1 Possession given on Jan. 1st, 1905- I'm going to make x clean sweep. FTFR DOING A SUCCESSFUL AND REMUNERATIVE BUSINESS HERE FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. I have decided to give up the retail business. I do this, not because my business is not as good as it ever was, but simply because I am tired of it, and want to retire and devote my time to other business. During my entire business life here, it has been my pride not to misrepresent anything, always to do as I said, and to advertise only such goods as I had in my stock, and at such prices as I would and did sell them; and as I am now about to close my business career as a retail merchant, I certainly will make only such statements as are the truth and the whole truth. I do not intend to leave Goldsbofo, but will remain in the horse business and keep on selling goods, retiring from the retail business only. I have made up my mind suddenly, to which the entire new and immense stock of goods now in my store testifies, but I expect to sell out by Dec. 31st, as the people know a good thing when it is offered to them by me, and my customers will avail themselves of this opportunity to buy their winter supply once more of their old friend ASHER EDWARDS, and buy them at such prices that even my last Special Sales' prices will not be in it. The entire stock, consisting of nothing but NEW, SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, must be sold by December 31st; and to get this result they will be sold REGARDLESS OF PRICE OR COST I You all know me: I have been doing business among you long enough for you to find cut that I am reliable, that you can build on my word; and when I herein repeat that I am about to retire, I know that you will believe it and act accordingly. Bref tiffing in the ptcre MujSt Be old bfl Deo. 31$, 1904, Regttdleft of GofSl! A Few Articles Are Mentioned Below, Just to Show Some of My Selling Out Prices : North Carolina Checks regular price 6 cents Selling out at 4 cents a yard Best quality Cashmeres, in all colors, sold before at 50 cents Now they go at 24 cents a yard The best bedtick in the market, usual price 20 cents This sale only 12 cents a yard Extra heavy Woolen Pant cloth sold before at 50 cents . Closing out at 25 cents a yard WwSod GmhTms Selling out at I cents a yard 10-4 heavy Sheeting, sold before at 27 cents a yard For this sale only 20 cents a yard t-T AA White CloS ... Goes at 4 cents a yard 4-4 Bleaching, I'A" 1' " nl? 5 Cents a ?ard Double width Flannelettes, sold everywhere for 15 cents My price only 8 cents a yard 12 cent Canton Flannel 9 cents . . . . 10 cent Canton Flannel 8 cents a yard Androscofran Bleaching never sold before at this price 6 cents a yard A full line of white and colored Blankets about half their former price tl 50 White Counterpanes, . Go. . now at 75 cents A handsome line of Buggy Robes, almost at you own figures la" 00 White Counterpanes, Go. . now at 98 cents Bed Comforters, before this sale $1.50 Now $1.00 Ali Wool Tricots, sold before at 45 cents Now while they last for 24 cents Bed Comforters, French Satteen formerly $2.50 Now $1 .47 Extra size Damask Towels, regular price 50 cents Now only 24 cents Napkins go at Half price A verv nrettv Towel ... For only 8 cents Pearl Buttons 5 cents a dozen Heavy Suitings for Ladies' Dresses, worth 50 cents Now go at 23 cents Extra heavy ladies and children ribbed Hose Only 10 cents per pair 56 T-inch Repellants in all latest shades, sold before for 85 cents Now only 45 cents a yard A full line of all kinds of Dress Trimmings, Laces, Hamburg Edgings, Insertions Allover Lace, The very best French Broadcloth, all colors, sold everywhere for $1.50 a yard, during this closing Ribbons, Velvets, Silks Satins etc ............ . ;. ............. .. All at selling out prices. out sale and as long as they last, only 90 cents a yard. full line of Children s, Misses and Ladies Jackets, latest styles, all go at White Damask and Red Linen Table Cloths at very much reduced prices. about half their value CLOTHING. GLOTHING. CLOTHING While North I made arrangements to sell MITCHELL'S CLOTHING. This is the best made up Clothing in the country-made up to fitmade up for the very best trade, in the latest fashion, and trimmed better than your tailor will trim them for you. I have an immense stock of this Clothing on hand, and it must all be sold before December 31st, 1904. If you are in need of a Suit or Overcoat for yourself or any of your boysand want to buy some thing extra good for an extra low price, come to my store and you will be suited in style, quality and last, but not least, in the price. I am determined to sell my stock of Clothing, and you wili not leave my place without buying. ; Vm Hundred Men's Cassimere Suits, regular price $8.00 Selling out for $3.27 One Hundred Black Clay Worsted Suits, regular price $10 Selling out for 5.90! One Hundred Blue Beaver Suits, regular price $12.50 Selling out for 6.47j I out for 2.99 One Hundred Young Men's $7.50 Suits Selling Wt.v Touna- Men's $12.50 Suits . Selling Two Hundred Knee Suits, former price $3.50 Soiling out for One Hundred Knee Suits, former price $4.00 Selling out for 2.21 One Hundred pair Knee Pants, heavy per pair; belling out tor 23c On? Hundred Black and Blue Overcoats, regular price $S.OO Selling out for 3.97 fFifty Extra, Fine Overcoats, regular price $12.50 Selling out for 5.00 4 79 Mitchell's SI 5. 00 Overcoats ... . ceiling out tor 6.37 1 A handsome line of Pants are placed at half price. . -. 1 f 1 n.lV A-r-m nil VAT-vl TT T Tva 1 Jl i? 1 . cnzrrVTG t An Immense line must also be sold out. Be sure to come and see my line of Shoes and price tliem oerore you uy juu! "nv W"A ue ou so. oJzLOJli Trunkgj Carpetgj on Cloths-all nice, new goods: all must be sold. If not at my price, then at yours. !5ri have a few rolls of Carpet at 15 cts. a yard . Remember, this is a Closing Out Sale: No Goods Will Be Replaced ! ' So if you want to have first choice and find a full assortment, come at once, or as soon as you possibly can and take advantage of the Lxoing Out of Business Sale of k ft I I T fi i qj,e SALE IS NOW GOING ON 1 ASHER EDWARDS 200, 202 and 204 East Centre St.. GOLDSBORO, N. C.
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