Record Breaker Sweeping Reductions in All Departments
Record breaker announces sweeping price cuts across every department in clothing and dry goods. No parallels in history as store touts historic discounts and unmatched value for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
2
Record breaker announces sweeping price cuts across every department in clothing and dry goods. No parallels in history as store touts historic discounts and unmatched value for shoppers.
A retail listing notes a shop named One Price Clothing and Dry Goods House located in Ada Indian Territory. The entry presents a concise business card style notice without elaborating on products or services.
Advertisement copy invites customers to visit and compare prices from a building material supplier. It promises cheerful estimates and markets Mr 2)3 Liampber and all Hinds of Building Material as having right prices.
W C Duncan plans a six story stone building on Main Street. Frank Jones denies claims. J L Raney forwards the News and praises it oddly. Prof W I Miller returns to Ada as piano tuner and Vinnoe rep. Death of Master Ewing Blackburn. family sympathy offered. Frank Bowman family to Lampasas Texas. J J Hardin travels to Comanche County Texas. Arkansaw Store promotes hats and sales. Henley & Biles win stone foundation contract on east Main.
Plain screen doors offered at 60 cents each cash at baidlaw Lunder Co. A free sample of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver tablets is available at Clark Drug Co, claimed easier to take and gentler on digestion than pills. Chamberlain's Pain Balm marketed as antiseptic for cuts and burns, with Clark Drug Co handling sales.
Dr RBS Kine of Oklahoma City visited his brother Hon. J. Mr. Kine at this place during the latter part of last week.
Dieu Sinclair announces the start of a private school term beginning the first Monday in September at the same building as last winter. Primary term 31.00, Intermediate 25, Advanced 150.
Three earloads of prisoners were sent in the last week from Indian Territory to Federal prisons in Atlanta and Fort Leavenworth. Two carloads came from South McAlester and one from Muskogee prison. The South McAlester shipment to Atlanta was the largest in the territory’s history.
Laidlaw Lumber Co sells screen door for 60 cents cash. Mrs W Le and Miss Elizabeth Fowler plan a several months visit to Cookville and other Tennessee points. Hover Henley stock moved to new stand under Reed & Blarkson. Miss Maud Day leaves for two months in Roanoke. Trenley Beles customers will miss saleslady Maud Day. Clack Drug Co offers free Chamberlain tablets. Ada sees over a dozen new residences and businesses as building boom approaches this fall.
A wartime style advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as a certain cure for infant cholera when properly treated. Clark Drug Co. offers the product for sale.
Shoppers flock to W. M. Freeman & Co. as a cut price sale offers bargains across household goods and fixtures attracting long lines and brisk sales.
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