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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
A newspaper notice promotes White Mustin Waists at 65c each from an 85c value and ladies hosiery at 10c per pair. The ad emphasizes a final sale to clear excess stock of muslin skirts with significant price cuts, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
Three days remain in a stock reducing sale advertised on the Times last Saturday page. The note urges readers to select items before the week ends and mentions July 4th as the planned outing date, highlighting low prices on money-saving offers.
The notice mentions a dance and concert at a Vaughan page venue with The Bruce orchestra playing. It references prescriptions and pharmacy slogans and hints at voter references, with multilingual phrases about events and services.
Readable portions show a sale of Ladies and Gentlemen suits in varied colors and styles. Prices slashed from high totals to modest figures like 12.00 to 38.00, with notes of quality worsted cloths, full tailoring, and limited remaining stock. Several entries claim former prices and current sale terms.
After June 27, the shop will sell sunshades and parasols at sale prices. Limited stock of Partsols will be available for a quick sale as markdowns begin. Saturday may be too late for shoppers to act.
Wool and dress goods prices have risen recently, but the store offers a wide stock at reduced rates. Forty-two inch serges, fifty inch pajama cloth, and various wool textiles in navy, red, and tans are advertised with sale prices per yard. The shop emphasizes limited-time offers to clear remaining stock of wool dress goods.
The notice advertises remaining stock of Sitka Silks and related fabrics at bargain prices. Navy, black, cream, and white color options offered with per yard rates. Large quantities of Royal satin and Tussa Sitka fabrics cited with limited stock and deep discounts. Yard-wide materials including Tafteto and Brainerd fabrics listed with reduced prices and special sale terms.
In this sale list we offer Ladies' Black Petticonte Petticoats and Petticoats with various features at half regular price. Items include Mebal Top Petticoats with walk Koons, Heatherbroom Petticoats in Black, and Black Mercerised Pettlers. Prices show deep cuts from original tags.
Local shop advertises children’s colored dresses at one-third off. Original prices around 150 dollars marked down to about 1.00. Limited stock noted, with remaining items described as “Dresme” and priced to clear.
Ribbons offered in Nos and 7 for sale at four widths with prices per yard. Silk ribbon items include a No 080 ribbon four inches wide and a five and one half inch wide option with varied prices.
A local seller advertises a rapid sale of bed spreads. Spreads priced from 8 to 40 dollars are discounted to one fourth of marked price, with many items stated as best grades. The sale lasts one week and aims to clear stock by nightfall.
A neighborhood retailer advertises remaining ladies wool coats and conte styles in single items. One of a kind pieces go at a quarter off and other coats previously priced at 16.00 and 12.90 are discounted, with several one of a kind short coats offered at half price for immediate sale.
A jumble of early 20th century local items mentions trading at union stores and clerks with union buttons, names of residents visiting, and a highway of small incidents. It notes a child’s hand injury, a two month old infant’s death, a local rubber toy and bottle works, and a police report leading to a court appearance for larceny.
The passage extols a tailor as the premier clothier, claiming consistent perfection and unrivaled status. It asserts that no competitor can rival the quality and leadership of the maker, who has held a first-class position since 1869 and continues to do so.
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