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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
8
Mr. Sol Ullman announces a major business shift for his New York City clothing plant requiring a sale of the choicest merchandise for cash by January 1, 1902. The move aims to perfect a planned reorganization with an emphasis on quick liquidation of stock from every department.
A terse notice urges readers to study pricing details below asserting potential payoffs. The short item signals a sales or promotional angle, urging consideration of listed prices and terms.
The notice outlines a clothing store display of fabrics including worsteds and cheviots with price lines and scale reductions. It references stock composition and proportional reductions along the line with numbers indicating prices or measurements.
An OCR damaged ad lists ladies jackets in many colors with prices from 350 to higher and reduced lots. It notes white and colored fabrics, quality items around 81 to 2 00, and other mixed lots priced at 98 cents to 3 50. It references sizes and proportions in unclear lines.
A trade notice lists Bleached Table Linen and German Linen in 64 inch width with various qualities and prices. It also showcases Red Table Linen Huck Towels Damask Towels and White Flannels with similar price levels aimed at customer satisfaction.
Advertised sale promotes overcoats with bold prices from 6.50 to 13.89. Prospective buyers urged to act quickly to obtain high quality at the lowest cost with multiple price lines shown.
Readable ad fragment lists boys suits and pants on sale with wholesale style pricing. Items include 100 pair knee pants up to age 15 at 89 cents, 200 pair all wool jeans at 69 cents, 125 each at 79 cents, and 10 dozen stiff colored bosom shirts at 83 cents, manufactured by Tennessee Woolen Mills.
Local listing advertises Niens 25 dot fleece line shirts and drawers at 19 cents. Ten dozen heavy fleece items priced at 39 cents, regular 50 cents. Note quality, better ones offered at reduced price.
A local ad promotes 1 lot of corsets priced at $1 to $1.50 each with 89 cent and 63 cent deals. The sale highlights perfect fitting styles including straight front and Standard Makes available in all styles. Benefits emphasize value and quality.
Our millinery department reports phenomenal sales since opening. Recent week brings hundreds of cases of shapes and trimming materials by express. New goods join the sale with greatly reduced cash prices and fresh fetching fashions to suit everybody. Special quotations follow.
Readable fragments show prices for ladies walking hats and children s street hats with multiple lot quantities and price points. The text appears as ad style data listing 100 hats at 150 200 and 75 hats at 1 50 175 with unclear descriptors.
Fancy embroidered handkerchiefs offered at 12 cents each. Buyers urged to inspect and purchase several when seen.
Seasonable waists quickly snapped up with the best ideas of the season in stylish garments. Silk gowns offered at 3.00 and 5.00 and better ones also available, with prices and assortments highlighted to attract shoppers.
A fur department declares it will maintain high standards and deliver undoubted values despite an overall market slowdown and influx of lower quality goods.
Bargain values advertise suits and cloaks with reduced prices. The copy promotes Autumn offerings as the best bargains with discounts from 5 to 25 dollars and higher sale figures.
A local hat shop advertises 100 light and medium colored hats in new shapes. Regularly priced at 2 and 2 50, most stock now offers hats at 1 49, aiming to attract budget buyers with lowered prices.
Frigid breezes bring Bargain Clinic deals on white red and grey blankets and quilts. Prices from 69 to 200 with several quality pieces marked down to 749 dollars meanwhile stock includes TB 200 and other discounted fabrics.
A list of child and misses undergarments including jet vest and pants at 19 cents per garment. Heavy fleece lined items at 39 cents, wool and all wool pieces under 79 cents. Union suits and 50 cent quality sets offered at 41 cents, promoting high grade pro portions at low prices.
A department store advertises cheap textiles with 20,000 yards of Standard Calicoes at 44 cents. Bleached fabrics include 7 cent items and Lonsdale 4-4 cambine, plus Pepperell Sheeting at 19 to 22 cents.
Market notes show RO G inti duiie 445k at 10 cents quality. 74 cents 124 cent quality. 9 cents. Better quality items reduced proportionally.
A list of fabric and textile prices shows items priced in ets including 60 inch repellent cloth and fancy cotton goods. The entry lists quantities from 12 to 20 ets and mentions a total of 524 ets for 100 pieces, with various other small lots priced at 16 ets and 74 ets.
Local dealer reveals widespread price cuts on long time selling gloves. 100 French kid gloves now 83 cents. best known brands reduced from 1.25 to 1.07. grade 150 down to 1.29. One lot of 20 dozen black kid gloves at 65 cents.
The catalog advertises silks and fabrics from Aniston with prices such as 50 shades Guaranteed Taffetas at 73 cents per yard, Black Taffeta at 88 cents, and Corduroy at 79 cents. It highlights 40 pieces black silk and satin Brocades for waist and skirts at 73 cents, urging customers to see the special offers.
Local store advertises woolen dress fabrics in broad cloth satin finish Venetians and Sicilian varieties. Prices range from under one dollar to a few dollars, with discounts on 54 inch broad cloth, 50 inch imperial serge, satin venetians, waist cloths, skirtings, and novelty wool blends. Various colors and textures promoted for immediate purchase.
Hosiery sale lists black Klose hosiery priced at 8 cents per pair for 1 lot. 20 cent hose now 15 cents, 26 cent hose now 19 cents. 25 cent items in both wool and cotton, all rubian dye fast color.
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