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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
5
Anniston shoppers can find deep discounts on suits and holiday items including photo frames and jardiniers. A broad selection of belt buckles and miscellaneous novelties are offered at cost as part of a clearance sale.
Retailer offers 103 silk waists with three discount lots. Lot 1 marks $5.00 to $5.50 styles reduced to $2.95. Lot 2 features $6.00 to $6.75 items cut to $3.50. Lot 3 covers $7.50 to $9.50 pieces priced at $4.50.
Local retailer promotes a storewide clearance in Anniston, slashing prices on wool and mercerized waists, flannelette waists, and facialators. Emphasizes deep cuts across all items and urges customers to read the entire advertisement for bargains.
Sale lasts one week with reduced prices on untrimmed hats ostrich and fancy feathers buckles ornaments velvets silks and flowers. Customers can select items, pay part down as a guarantee, and storage is offered for a few days for those lacking full funds.
Sale offers golf hats and sailors at one third and one fourth off regular prices. Goods marked at regular prices are reduced to clear stocks with deep discounts.
Read This. This ad may not appear again and we advise you not to throw away this paper so when you are ready to buy you can look over and see that the goods are exactly as advertised.
A store advertises refunds on all skirts priced over 00 with a selection of more than 30 styles in various materials. The notice emphasizes refunds for these items.
Readable items mention ladies jackets priced to clear and about 60 caps left. Caps cut to 39 cents each with a bulk note. Other stray figures include 12 60e 26 00e and a 25e line, plus a 950 8. 5, ie entry.
A brief price listing notes items at 10 cents, with a 74 cent reference and other figures such as 206 and 15. The fragment hints at a catalog or advertisement noting value for money in household goods.
Advertises a clearance of fur items including chinchilla collarets blue fox collarettes montloun collarett electric seal and grebe collarett and imitation furs with many items cut to lower prices. Prices shown range from 2.50 to 12.00 with multiple reductions and catalog notes.
A shop offers children and misses coats with infants white coats marked down from 83 and 3.50 to 1.95 and 2.10 respectively.
Cold weather gear featured with prices on wool vests and heavy cotton vests and drawers. Union suits listed with multiple sizes and prices. Infant and misses vests highlighted in a regional advert style.
A local sale lists skirts in various sizes and colors with extensive price cuts. Items range from 1.00 to 6.50 originally, reduced to values such as 0.75 0.95 1.00 1.50 and 2.00, with colors emphasized.
The notice promotes stamping projects for cold days offering stamped dollies cut to 10 to 25 cents and stamped centerpieces, laundry bags, splashers, scarfs, and pillow tops at 15 to 25 cents. It lists various price points for stamped crafts as part of a domestic sewing idea.
The store cuts prices on applique and Battenberg by 20 percent now. Prices will rise by 15 percent later, making current values the best deal. Rest cuts also described as 20 percent, urging immediate purchase.
A local retailer advertises cloth and silk capes at marked down prices for rapid sale. The notice highlights affordable fashion items and urges customers to visit the shop this week to grab bargains.
A small ad describes a clearing sale on various home goods including full width wrappers priced at 75 cents and textiles like Percale and Embroideries. The advertisement highlights limited time offers and mentions laces and embroideries as part of the sale.
Attractive tapestry table covers offered in two grades. Sizes include 54 by 54 inches and 81.25 inches. Covers cut to 95 cents and 100 cents. A sale pitch invites customers to view the stock.
During this sale we offer regular price gloves, including $1.00 and $1.25 items, to a customer with a special listing. The ad highlights Le Plaisir Glove at $1.00 as a featured item and notes promotional pricing.
Our stock of ribbons is nearly complete with limited colors and grades. Prices are 20 percent off to clear remaining inventory.
Local shop advertises American Lady Corsets with guaranteed quality. Short long and nursing styles priced at 89 cents on sale, 6 hook corsets normally one dollar now 45 cents for 60 grade, extra good quality selection.
Rugs closeout highlights Smyrna rugs 30 by 60 inches now 175 dollars and jute rugs 30 by 60 inches priced at 89 dollars each.
A broad sale extends through the store with reduced prices on every item. Shoppers are urged to request items at the lower rate and expect favorable discounts across the selection.
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