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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
8
A garbled ad lists Wilson Bros best selling shirts and working shirts in sizes 14 to 18 inches, with color options. It promotes cassimere and flannel shirts, over shirts, nightshirts, and robes at bargain prices, claiming genuine labels and wide stock.
A cluttered catalog note lists Notion Department items over a range of household essentials. Corsets, tape, buttons, hooks and eyes, darning cotton, tooth brushes, neck ornaments, back combs, leather belts, stockings, safety pins, waterproof cuffs, Florodora combs, hosting belts, hose, thread, combe care, ironing irons, bale brushes, talcum powder, handkerchiefs, Swiss and nainsook prints, and lace trims with prices per item or per dozen.
Fragmented OCR list shows meat and produce pricing and items. Mentions corned beef pork beefsteak porterhouse stake and assorted produce like fruits and vegetables. Era style pricing phrases suggest a local grocery advertisement with multiple items and bulk discounts.
The Avon store offers gray wool blankets and pink quilts for $2, plus large U 4 clay blankets and taneyr orders. Cottons, regular top quality comforters, feather pillows and red Turkey rag features are advertised with various prices and weights, highlighting value deals for bedding items.
A degraded ad describes various portieres and screens with Oriental, rope, and embroidered designs. It touts four colorings, fringe options, and corded details, with prices ranging from low to mid double digits and “one third off” promotions on selected items.
A local retailer advertises a one fourth off sale on all cut glass china sets and bisque statues. Immense stock includes vases, steins, dinner sets, and imported wares from Royal Worcester Coalport Quinton and others. Limited time during holiday convents prompts early purchases for presents.
Furniture sale features Vienna and oak dining chairs with solid backs at bargain prices. Center and towering tables in golden oak finishes offered. occasional mahogany ladies desks, lightly marred, priced at half off. Many styles available, limited stock, hurry to save.
An old advertisement lists affordable men clothing basics including drawers, belts, neckties, suspenders and handkerchiefs. It advertises varied fabrics like wool and cotton, with prices ranging around one to a few dollars, noting sale and regular values. The copy emphasizes value and multiple sizes.
Special week offers list numerous shelf items with varied discounts. Lae Perrine sauces, Heinz beans, Pillsbury flour, Crome Blackwell ketchup, gelatines, seedless raisins, popcorn, peanut crisps, Japan tea, flaxseed, oil, tobacco, Walker’s Canadian Club whiskey, Vienna sausage, rolled oats, and soaps appear with marked prices and package sizes. Numerous misspellings and OCR errors obscure exact values and brands.
A garbled listing advertises aprons and gingham, towels, calico, flannel, and a large stock of finer French prints. Highlights include cotton towels 20 by 40 inches, assorted yardage, and a varied color line intended for customers.
Mixed listing of linens and flannelette by the yard with prices for different qualities and brands. Includes notes on American G and American BR heavy prints, creamed table linens, and yardage terms with various per yard prices and discounts.
Fragments describe a sale offering various photo sizes including 15 by 20 inch and 20 by 20 inch mats with round openings. Subjects include The Angelus Coming From the Hills lightened Horses The End of the Journey Sheep at Pasture and Pharaoh's Horses plus other fruit, floral, and up to 160 visiting cards. The promotion claims reduced prices to attract orders.
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