R.L. Borland's Closeout Sale on Groceries, April 4, 1923

R.L. Borland

Stock of Groceries Must Be Closed Out in 6 Weeks Regardless Cost

To move this stock at once and turn it into cash, I will sell the following articles at prices that will save you money.

White Beans, 18 cents quart; 70 cents per gallon

Pink Beans, 18 cents quart; 70 cents per gallon

Lima Beans, large and small, 20 cents quart; 75 cents per gallon

No. 3 Can Tomatoes, 17 cents per can; 3 for 50 cents

Corn, 13 cents per can; 2 for 25 cents

Powhattan Can Peas, per can, 15 cents

Snaps, per can, 13 cents

Arab Coffee, per pound, 30 cents

Pilot Knob Coffee, per pound, 30 cents

Luzianne Coffee, per pound, 30 cents

Best Loose Ground Coffee, 22 cents pound 5 pounds for $1

Good Vinegar, per gallon, 40 cents

Sweet Pickles, per dozen, 15 cents

Aluminum Ware, worth $1.25 to $1.75, 75 cents, 90 cents, $1

15 ounce Grapelade, 25 cents; 2 for 45 cents

1 ½ pound Corn Beef, per can, 25 cents

Oval Oak Wash Board, each 40 cents

Galvanized Wash Tubs, 60 cents to $1

Brooms, each 25 cents to 90 cents

Crackers, per package, 7 cents

Men’s Linen Collars, 10 cents each, per dozen $1

Ladies Oxfords just received, large assortment at $3.50, $3.60, $3.74, $4 and $4.75 I will give 50 cents off on each pair for cash for 10 days. These prices can’t be beat anywhere.

Men’s Work Shirts, blue and tan, each 90 cents

Work Pants, per pair, $1 to $2

Overalls, best grade 220 Denim, $1.60

Men’s Summer Underwear Unionsuits per pair, 90 cents and $1

Straw Hats for men, boys and girls at any price you want.

A nice line of men’s and boys’ Caps, each 50 cents to $1.50

These goods can’t be charged at these prices.

From page 3 of The Reidsville Review, April 4, 1923