Clothing sale offers largest stock with low cash prices
Our stock of Clothing is the largest and best we ever had. We show suits at 10, 12.50, up to 16.50 with self retaining fronts and fine fitting garments. Cash buyers save money as 86 ounce Irish Frieze ulsters and fine overcoats are priced from 8 to 12.50.
The New Store Promotes Bright November Sales
Despite mild weather the store reports record November sales driven by high volume and low margins. Cash transactions give cash flow advantage and quality pool products underline its claim as a thorn to competition. The firm touts best quality and lowest values while applying the golden rule in all dealings.
Clothing sale notes and boys suits catalog entry
Clothing black Kersey over coat as good as made to measure at 25 dollars 18 50 our price Boys 3 pieces sizes 19 years Boys Spies suits fancy stripe 10 to 19 years Boys black chevrott suits 10 to 19 years 6.00 Childrens suits 70 to 5.00 Mens fancy shirts latest styles to select from 1 to 1.50 These will wash and are cheaper than 50 and Tie shirts by far A full line of collars ties etc always on hand 8.00 4.50
Fur Coats Offer Wide Selection At Low Prices
Our store promotes quality fur coats and has sold many popular priced garments including a mink lined coat for 175 dollars to a local businessman. We offer coats in calf, wombat, raccoon and other furs to suit all customers.
Beacon Falls Leather Goods Ad Claims Lowest Prices
An advertisement touts warm and leather lined shoes for men at four dollars a pair, highlighting hand sewn box calf leather and fine workmanship. The copy asserts Beacon Falls offers the lowest prices, most complete stock, and largest sales in their experience, promoting anti trust artics as the product they sell.
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The 1900 census counts 68,593 residents in Alaska with 25,586 natives and rapid population growth. Alaska spans about 590,684 square miles with four cities over 1,000 inhabitants. Gov recommends federal land titles, notes agriculture potential, fur trade decline, and growing salmon industry with hatchery needs. Mining flourishes around None and Koyukuk, Douglass Island operations expand with 800 stamps and strong wages. future cod banks and fisheries seen as vast resources.
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