Store Closed Three Days For Stock Remarking
The store will close on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday April 30 May 1 and 2 to allow staff to remark the entire stock.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
4
The store will close on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday April 30 May 1 and 2 to allow staff to remark the entire stock.
A year end sale advertises deep discounts on suits and other clothing. The dealer claims wholesale prices were lower a year ago and promises 16 to 25 dollar savings per suit with first come, first served stock. Shoppers are urged to come early as desirable items will sell quickly.
Specialty priced displays feature embroidery cotton white and color leskein 20c dress and coat hangers 9c feather boning 5c per yard black only after dinner cup and saucer English ware 9c fruit jar rings 7c plain water glass per dozen 25c lamp flues pear top 7c pins per paper 5c cotton thread spool 3c hooks and eyes per card 2c.
During this sale the store declines 100 cent on the dollar offers for all dry goods. Customers are offered the benefit of the entire stock with many items priced as remnants. Examples include 35c Galatea Cloth for 21c and Melbourne Chalice 36 inches wide at 19c a yard, with others marked at remnant prices.
Outing Flannel today is worth We per yard wholesale and none to be had for fall. We have a splendid assortment and are going to sell it at 16c about half what it would cost wholesale today. We have about 50 pieces and they will be gone the first day. Children’s Fleeced Shirts or Pants, worth 40c and 45c, now lie while they last.
The event highlights the final windup of a large stock of merchandise in the state, advertised as the best and cleanest selection. Local shoppers are urged to attend for significant savings and last-chance deals on assorted goods.
Bargains list includes Wool Shirts at 1.49 each 2.00 Dress Shirts 0.98 Mitts 0.31 large sale across caps hats and china dishes plus blue enamel stew kettles priced at 0.05. Limited quantities and colors vary by stock.
The owners announce the store will close after twelve years of operation and hold a three day windup sale to clear stock. They invite customers to visit and buy as a final opportunity.
Informal sale update thanks customers for early purchases. The speaker mentions merchandise not yet seen and the unknown price. A plan is hinted to hold a nighttime sale with a price reduction, halving the current price.
A scanned list promotes limited grocery items with rough prices including Yeast Foam 20¢ per package and Windmill early June Peas. Other offers include Smoking Tobacco 2 packs for 59¢ Rex Concentrated Lye per can and Jap Rose soaps in glycerine varieties at 16¢.
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