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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
5
The second Saturday of the alteration sale features a rooftop balloon release at 8 pm with packages of merchandise falling to the street. Balloons carry tags exchangeable for presents, inviting everyone to chase the balloons.
An Ames outreach advertises an Alteration Sale with a $10 suit prize for the man delivering the largest wagon load of women from outside city limits. Women must exit the wagon, enter the store, register names and addresses, and a souvenir is offered to all in the winning wagon.
Money bag tags on goods label price indicators at the sale. The readable phrasing suggests bargains worth considering.
Sale offers Gypsy Hosiery for men women and children with claims of quality dye fit and service. Hosiery priced to attract value with ladies hose values listed at 12 1 2 cents marked down to 8 cents. Considered best stock and outwears others at the price.
A store showcases a broad selection of table linen art linen and handkerchief linen and broadcloth in many patterns and quantities. The display emphasizes exclusive designs for the fall season and invites critical attention from customers.
Full opening announces a men furnishings alteration sale offering collars shirts ties underwear and related items at reasonable prices. The notice invites men to stock up during the sale and highlights leadership in the line and market search for effective styles.
A clothing sale promotes men’s boys’ and children’s wear at less than cost to make. It features a Money Bag Tag on every garment promising loss turned to buyer gain as the store urges customers to come in and unload the burden.
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