Japanese Matting Sale Cuts Prices This Week
Advertises regular 35c Japanese matting on sale for 29c this week. Describes latest patterns and attractive styles appealing to buyers.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
6
Advertises regular 35c Japanese matting on sale for 29c this week. Describes latest patterns and attractive styles appealing to buyers.
All our ladies fine dress skirts in Cheviots Serges Panamas Poplins and Broadcloth in gray brown blue and blacks. Also invisible plaids and checks worth up to 13.50 will be sold this week at one half actual values.
One lot of fine plaid ruffled muslin curtains three yards long offered this week at a sale. Regular quality priced at 1.25 per pair, now reduced to 1.00. Described as attractive and desirable for shoppers.
The advert promotes a large line of boys suits shipped to America priced from 2.50 to 10.00. It lists odd pants, ready made waists and blouses at 50c, Madras shirts 50c, caps 25c, hose 10c 15c 25c, collars 10c, and rompers 50c as specials.
One lot of full size soft fleecy blankets with fancy borders. Durable wool blend suitable for lasting use. Priced at two dollars and fifty cents.
Ribbons in fancy chiffon and taffeta, 4 and 5 inches wide, offered in regular 35 40 and 50 cent quality. This sale priced at vee 19.
Listing notes men s all linen handkerchiefs in full regular size with wide and narrow hem stitched borders. Regular 20c quality offered in this sale at ae ee 12440.
One lot of dress goods, both fancy and plain, regular 50 cent quality, offered at a sale price. Details limited in available text.
One for ladies low neck sleeve less vests left, tapped neck and sleeves. Regular quality 12 ½ cents. sale price three for 25 cents.
Local ad promotes 86 inch Rajah silk of regular quality 1.25 a yard. Describes fabric as fine durable and long wearing. Available at the sale in case W8C with color options Brown Black White and Gray.
Ten pieces of corset cover embroideries offered at a sale. Described as fine quality with neat patterns and beading for ribbon. Regular price listed as 50c, sale price shown as 87c.
A proposed through sleeper route from Chicago to Florida via Birmingham and Americus is likely by mid October, connecting Savannah Chicago service with a new Americus creamery plant starting operations Wednesday. The Americus Creamery will purchase milk from local farmers, produce butter, and join regional rail links, benefiting both farmers and merchants.
A letter from the Democratic State Executive Committee urged organizing Democratic clubs across the district. G R Ellis and E A Nisbet will call a mass meeting in Sumter County early next week to outline campaign plans and boost voter turnout for state and national tickets.
The Atlanta Journal should clarify Gov. Smith's position on supporting or opposing Joe Brown for governor. The Chicago News notes the public anxiety over a gubernatorial endorsement and observes women stand up for rights except in crowded cars.
A letter from Devoe & Co. to Childers and White asserts that using Devoe paint halves the gallons needed compared to any other brand, promising payment if their claim fails. The note adds Ampericus Construction Co. as a seller of the paint.
Pickers are in demand as cotton receipts are expected to rise this week. Wagon loads of enslaved workers were moved from town to fields, signaling busy days ahead on rural farms.
J C Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina calls Bucklen's Arnica Salve a sure-enough knocker for ulcers. He says a bad leg sore last summer healed in a few rounds with no scar. Guaranteed for piles sores burns etc. 25 cents at Eldridge Drug Co.
Ten bales weighing over 500 pounds each travel twenty miles by a four mule team from R. S. Pryor’s Americus area plantation to the Oliver Ware house. The feat highlights Sumter County road improvements and the efficiency gained in hauling heavy loads.
For sale is a brick production plant capable of 40 50 thousand capacity with full loading and shipping facilities. It serves a 100 mile radius and has 17 years of operation with consistent profits. It commands strong demand and 20 percent net earnings are easily attainable. Owner wants city or farm property trade or cash sale at half cost price. Contact W L English Americus Ga. 201m After running for office most candidates discover they were on the wrong ticket Chicago News.
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