27 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
1
Morris and Krahl Cambridge City's leading dry goods house will distribute thousands of dollars worth of dry goods carpets and tailor made clothing for men women boys and children to homes over 16 days starting Wednesday February 2 at 8 a m. The plan aims to provide a broad selection directly to residents.
A yearly event offering fall and winter garments with clearance pricing. The store will close Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday January 28 29 31 and February 1 to remark and rearrange stock and reopen February 2 at 8 am the sale ends February 19 1916. Evening hours Monday and Saturday during the sale.
Cambridge City announces a 16 day sale beginning Wednesday February 2 at 8 a.m. The ad touts wide value bargains due to cotton and wool price rises and dye-stuff scarcity. It claims nationwide shopper impact within a 25 mile radius and promises goods prepriced with guaranteed values.
Morris & Krahl of Cambridge announce a largest ever sale of dry goods and clothing. Prices cut below actual cost with a 16 day run opening Wednesday February 2 at 8 am. Customers can return purchases for refunds during the sale and cash is required.
In latest styles Mackinaw coats priced from four to ten dollars. Coats described as good colors and at reduced prices with several values listed including seven eight five and three fifty. Our price tags emphasize clearance and value with emphasis on affordability.
A vintage advertisement touts men and boys wool overcoats at prices from 1.50 to 7.85 and 7.85 to 12.50, featuring tailor made, all wool, high grade options with promises of best values. It also highlights work coats in corduroy and leather and notes a goal to clear stock.
Hat department items for men and boys advertised in a retail listing with pricing and sizes. Includes depictions of caps and accessories for daily wear.
A dense sale list outlines discounts on Corsets Petticoats Silks Brasieres and heavy carpets plus room rugs and Woolen floor coverings. Ladies cloaks priced from 6.25 to 35.00 and children’s cloaks in four price tiers. Hardware notions and textile remnants advertised with deep cut rates to clear stock.
We guarantee every purchase is satisfactory and offer refunds or exchanges on any item. All goods are sold for spot cash with one price to all. Prices are set low with sharp reductions to clear winter wearables regardless of their original cost. This sale aims to clear the store using a broad, businesslike approach.
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