Ladies Oxfords 50 Cents Under Market
A brief retail note states ladies oxfords priced fifty cents below the market rate, suggesting a bargain sale or clearance. Local shop context not provided.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
5
A brief retail note states ladies oxfords priced fifty cents below the market rate, suggesting a bargain sale or clearance. Local shop context not provided.
Butler daily items cover local shopping ads. Notes on department store bargains at American Clothing House and the Department Store, streetcar service in Nevada, town social updates, and visits from readers. Mentions of local officials, church dedications, and community events amid in-town chatter.
Advertisement seeks a hustling man to deliver and collect in Butler. No canvassing. Offered salary is 60 dollars per month. References and security are required. Apply to W D Snyder, General Manager, 505 Nelson Building, Kansas City Missouri.
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