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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
3
Auction style notice describes a stock reducing sale of white goods including lingerie long cloth and merver stripe fabrics. It lists prices such as 296 per ward and 186 per jard with various cloth types and patterns. The wording mimics an old newspaper retail ad with multiple fabric descriptions and discounts.
The store announces a large surplus of Spring goods and a June Stock Reducing Sale with broader variety and lower prices to speed disposal. Loyal customers are thanked as prices are cut until profits vanish. Read the bargain list and hurry to the opening at 8 o clock Monday morning June 27.
The ad promotes spring wash fabrics at strong discounts with various textiles priced per yard. Items include gingham, madras, percale, linen, and seersucker in multiple colors and patterns. Limited quantities and introductory sales highlight reduced pricing versus regular tags.
Advertisement lists fabric items including curtain muslin and embroidered drapery material with pattern options and yard prices. Mentions 60 embroidered cotton drapery pieces and single patterns priced per yard, noting limited stock and possible variations.
A degraded advertising notice promotes table linens at low prices for hotels and restaurants. It highlights pure linen damask yard prices, linen crash yard offers, and special discounts on damask, napkins, towels, and towels sets. Strong entities include linen types, yard prices, and sale duration this week.
A damaged OCR listing offers belated sale notes on bleached sheets pillow slips and related bedding. It touts cheaper prices and stock held two months prior, claiming limited stock and a one week window with low quality unbleached sheets available without delivery details.
Hosiery items offered including stockings and stockings for men women and children. Ad highlights lightweight ladies wear and bargains on various hose products.
A garbled advert lists straw hats for children with colorful bands and novelty wands. It notes low prices and promotes Boo Prideeen’s straw hats as affordable options, while wandering text hints at styles and colors.
A cluttered advert describes lace and Hamburg insertions offered cheaply. It mentions 43 yards for a lower price, wide insertions, and two price points 18 and 20 cents per yard. The note touts a big Homburg sale and clearance of stock including plaited trims and edges.
An overstocked stock of hose supporters offered at half price. Limited quantity remaining with a few 5th supporters noted. Shoppers can buy the new bie and bie pad supporter for 22 2-Bo.
A brief early notice touts low prices on Underwear Fou items with sales aims. It mentions price points around 10 each and 260 perind, claiming unbeatable value and customer benefits. The message emphasizes strong discounts and a timely offer.
An early 20th century ad touts Royal Worcester corsets and a new styled Corant with top, claiming quality value. It promotes customer savings with prices around one dollar and urges buyers to choose the best garment for the money.
An ad touts silk ribbons in Nos 6 and 7 at low prices and wider widths from ten to sixteen cents per yard. It claims No 9 ribbons are best and cautions buyers about poorer quality and poor purchases, urging value-focused shopping.
Local retailer clears worn bed spreads in a bold one week sale. Face sides glorn with flaws, backsides soiled as stock is moved from 8200 to 8450 era, with prices slashed to a quarter off marked prints. Romans a BLA spread offered at 2.50 and 40 on, with final call before Batis night.
Readable text notes children’s colored dresses discounted to one third off regular prices. Examples mention dresses previously priced at 120 now around 1.00 or 3.00, with unclear remaining stock and totals. Store sale language implies limited quantities and may include misprints.
After June 37 sale period ends, all remaining sunshades and parasols will be marked down to half price. Limited stock. Act quickly as Saturday may be too late.
A fragmented advertisement notes overstocked dress fabrics with reduced prices on wool and rayon blends. It highlights yardage terms and various colors like navy, red, and tan, promising deep discounts for one week and urging customers to compare value and prices.
A vintage sale advertises reduced prices on silk fabrics and taffetas. Silks like Royal and Treas drop from 500 to 250 per yard, with colors including blue, black, white, and others. Yard-wide Brainerd and Armstrong silk priced at 1.49 per yard, other items at 1.25 and 1.80 ranges. Sale unique to this event.
Advertises sale items including Eppo Petticoante style petticoats with wide waists, Mohawk Top Petticoats with silk Mounees for 4.50, Petticoats in black at 1.26, Herbioum Petticoats now 1.26, and Back Marcerized Petticoats reduced to 1.50 from 3.00 with emphasis on good values and regular price comparisons.
A fragment lists white waist inventory with prices and descriptions. Notes include muslin waists with front insertions and various styles, indicating sale of remaining stock and popular midday waist items.
A sale offers remaining ladies tailored suits in black and color at prices from 6.98 to 25.00. Many pieces are odds and ends in various sizes, with styles described as fine worsted cloths, satin trimmings, and full tailoring, including several at 12.00 and 16.00, all promoted as substantial savings.
A local store advertises a clearance on ladies coats in various styles and fabrics. Coats that sold at 18.00 and 12.50 are offered at substantial discounts to close out inventory. Limited one of a kind pieces remain in Short and Long coat lines.
A sale of ladies silk dresses offers all season styles in various lines. Odd pieces reduce to one quarter off regular prices with two piece and one piece dresses included. Silk dresses that once sold at 14 dollars now cost under thirteen. black silk pieces at 18 dollars drop to 13.50. A few braided colored dresses, once 16.50, now 22.38.
The sale offers remaining Ladies White Dresses and skirts made of serges mobairs and muslin. Items include two pleated dresses, white linen dress with plaited skirt, shrunk lawn dress, and lace trimmed muslin pieces, all reduced to about half or less of original prices. Dresses range from $1.08 to $3.98 with several mid priced pieces heavily discounted.
A local catalog lists several two piece house dresses in quality American print at 7M price and regular 61.00 quality. Remaining dark colored purene two piece dresses and black Mercerised two piece dresses were offered at 1.49, with several styles in gingham and percale. Prices range from 1.79 to 2.25 for various cloths, with numbers of styles and colors noted.
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