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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
A local retailer advertises a stock reducing sale with high grade merchandise at reduced prices. The note highlights special inducements available this week and urges customers to visit during the store’s reorganization sale.
A sale offers men's suits priced at 22 to 30 dollars and hats reduced to 1.50 each from regular 2 to 3 dollar values. The ad highlights a large selection and discounted rates for both suits and hats.
Fancy Ribbons in various patterns offered at 18c per yard with multi item discounts. Fast black heels and toes priced at 10c or 3 pairs for 25c. Ladies drawers knee length lace trim about 6 dozen at 15c. Percales 5c per yard, curtain scrims 18c, Hofi rugs 1.19 sale price.
The ad promotes men’s suits priced at 9 10 and 12 dollars from lower regular lines. It notes children’s suits offered at half price, fifty cents on the dollar.
Rag rugs in blue and white and in green and white with fringed ends offered for porch bedroom or dining room. Sizes 4 by 7 feet for 3.20 dollars 6 by 9 feet for 4.95 dollars 8 by 10 feet for 6.90 dollars.
A dozen pieces of Hoji Kaba and Japanese Matting in good colors and patterns, all good qualities offered. Sale price per yard is 35 cents.
A big lot of children’s new Oxfords in black and tan offered in a single lot at a special sale price of 1.38 dollars. The items cover a variety of styles and prices, all grouped together for quick purchase.
Fragment discusses color blindness across races as a possible reversion to primitive color sense and cites Professor Woodworth. It also includes a long parade of alumni and faculty notes from Ames College with names, classes, and travel, detailing commencement activities and visits.
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