Mack & Schmid

MACK & SCHMID'S GREAT TARIFF REFORM BILL. A Bill that will be accept able to the masses of every Folitical faith and condition. An Act to reduce the price of every item of merchandise in The Store. An Act that will establish a closer relationship with every family in Wasñtenaw County, that will aöbrd relief to the laborer, the mechanic, the farmer, the business and professional man, that will bring to Ann Arbor such a volume of trade as will increase our business the ensuing year 100 per cent. This Act Goes ïnto Immediate Effect o . - 0r-, ' 2, i L TO OUR FRIENDS ÁPJD PATRONS. In presenting to you the enclosed schedule of prices, we are taking a step more important in its significence than anything we have ever heretofore attempted. A persal of the different items enumerated in this Bill, (and they are only a refiection of the general reductions throughout every department,) will clearly demónstrate the radical change of prices we have made. While a few lines of goods are lower than last season, yet the difference in the price of those lines is but a small per centage of the great lo wering of prices we have made. It may strike the average reader as somewhat strange that we should deliberately cut down the proflt of our business when it is a well known fact that our uniformely low prices has left us practically without competition, yet we have a reason and purpose in doing this. We are determined to sell more goods, to bring more people to Ann Arbor, to make it an imperative duty for every family in this County to buy at least the greatest portion of their yearly purchases at The Store. We have decided to bring our sales for 1894 up a quarter of a million dollars. PRICES. Special inducement on extraordinary collection of bargains will accomplish that purpose. Read this carefully and decide for yourself if you can afford to miss this great opportunity.