24 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
1
The prominent clothing shop boasts a thriving trade and cash sales over credit, noting that its growing customer base and largest business ever prove the value of their Fall collection. The ad highlights men and young men suits in blue and black Cheviots and Cassimers, claiming unmatched value for a dollar more at any credit store.
The store touts a line of men suits in blue and black worsteds blue and black all wool cheviots Cassimera in stripes checks and plaids priced as low as 7 50 with discounts of a dollar to a dollar and half off. An assortment at 10. 00 312 50 15. 00 16. 50 18. 00 and 20. 00 promises creditable options for a city worthy collection. Readily seen, the savings are claimed across all price points.
Hurricane Creek correspondent shares reflections on correspondents and local life, Pelzer stock show highlights, Piedmont crops and mill towns, and social notes from Pelzer and Piedmont including a marriage, a veteran tribute, and rural prosperity. The piece blends local color with brief notices from Greenville and Spartanburg areas.
A deadly crush at Shiloh Baptist Church in Birmingham follows a disturbance after Booker T. Washington’s talk. Police cleared the doors as hundreds were crushed, with about 110 killed and many injured. A coal advertisement appears after the notice.
Our store announces a new season’s stock of high class merchandise from leading markets. The collection features Novelty Dress Goods, Dress Patterns, Basket Cloth, Homespun, Etaminan, Camel’s Hair, Broadcloth, Venetians, and more. Prices range from 7.50 to 20.00 with emphasis on style and quality for town and county buyers. Black dress goods and a full line of waist patterns and skirts complete the display.
An Anderson window listing highlights a vast display of dress trimmings and fabrics. It touts Florentine Galloon Venetian lace mores and an array of belts purses brooches buckles collars and appliques plus heavy goods like flannels blankets and embroideries. The sale promises the newest patterns and best workmanship across price ranges with a grand showing of capes jackets coats and more.
One of the best attractions in our Millinery Department is a large variety of trimmed and untrimmed hats, ready-to-wear styles, and attractive colors. The White Feltes are popular, with openings for display of pattern hats. Also featuring line and winter shoes for all ages with a satisfaction guarantee. Samples available upon request and courteous sales staff ready to assist.
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