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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
A local paper advertises spring wash suits in varied styles at deep discounts. The store notes the sale is near cost to clear stock, with prices ranging around two to four dollars and emphasizing the season’s demand and limited remaining inventory.
An offer highlights embroidery goods described as fine and cheap with more patterns than expected. Prices listed include 5 10 12 4 15 23 25 35 and 48 cents, emphasizing value and variety for ordinary shoppers.
We bought a large line of lace samples from a major importer and offer them at a discount. Although high in price, the pieces are slightly soiled, allowing us to sell at 5c, 10c, and 12%c prices that undercut usual retail.
Two pairs of children canvas slippers offered in one lot with sizing priced at regular price for one pair and the second pair free. A chance to buy inexpensive slippers.
The advertisement extols Peters Diamond Brand Shoes as superior and the most satisfactory to buy, praising their slippers and oxfords as better than other lines in multiple ways.
Imported sample lace curtain corners offered for door panels small windows and transoms. Wide range of patterns and lengths with prices four or five times lower than production costs. Review offerings as bargains and versatile uses noted.
A local retailer pledges to keep a complete stock of everyday needs with margins near cost, promising customers they will get the best price available. The notice emphasizes consistent supply and low markups on staple items.
A short sales note promises strong savings on staple items when you visit, urging readers that the discounts will bring satisfaction. The message emphasizes tangible price cuts and a positive shopping experience.
A local sale features a line of late novelties in veilings from a major New York importer. Full width, fine or large mesh veilings are 25 cents per yard, with the offer you buy any number of yards at 25 cents and receive free additional yards of another pattern at the same price.
A local sale offers a selection of staple short kimonas and dressing sacques from a sacrifice. Items priced at 50c and 65c will be sold two for one, with customers paying for one and receiving a second item at no extra cost.
The notice promotes curtain scrim and Swiss materials offered at low prices. It mentions fancy Swiss curtain goods priced at 19 cents a yard and stamped or diapered cloth at 25 cents per piece, urging immediate purchase due to the delayed spring cleaning season.
Ten pieces of chice Percales offered at a bargain price. The cloth is good quality and widely valued at ten cents. Hurry while the stock lasts, as this limited sale won’t endure. The notice emphasizes fast sellout with a striking price comparison.
A manufacturer’s line features silk sateen new silk chambray ginghams and more and promises savings of 25 to 50 cents on garments. The ad emphasizes broad selection and reduced prices to attract customers.
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