Early Christmas Rush Warns Buyers to Buy Now
A local shopper laments missing out on gifts as the store reports repeated holiday shortages. The store warns that waiting until the last minute leads to disappointment and urges customers to buy early to avoid being left empty handed.
Local notes from Canon and Pueblo reflect holidays and commerce
Town items report William Shaw in Pueblo, Christmas letters answered at the New Store, church bazaars raising funds, shoppers staying open evenings, and holiday gift promotions. Also noted are travels of residents, real estate moves, funerals, and local business changes amid the season.
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William Shaw
Pueblo
Santa Claus
James Russell
Los Animes
Frank D. Heath
D. R.G
J. H. Allen
Colorado Springs
Denver
George W. Wright
Aztec
N. M
Farm Life
First M. E. Church
Apex Building
Canon
Arch McNelly
Morris Harlan
Galley
Jackson’s Ranch
Bargain prices push sales up as store cuts profit
The store touts lower prices on Christmas goods to boost sales, claiming customers got better bargains than last year. Management emphasizes that slimmer profits still yield higher overall revenue and benefit shoppers.
Fractured Ad Pitch Echoes Competition Price Gimmick
An ambiguous PSA-like piece mocks a 25 percent off ad tactic. It references old song lines and a perceived fair price, noting prices like 75 cents equaling 56 cents to the customer. The author suggests reluctance to overpay and that the next buyer will accept the deal.
Something for Everybody Gift Guide Salutes All Occasions
A breezy shopper guide highlights gifts for baby sister brother lover sweetheart husband wife father mother grandma and grandpa. The piece appeals to broad crowds with broad options to suit many relatives and relationships.
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Sister
Brother
Lover
Husband
Father
Mother
Grandma
Grandpa
Fall Merchandise Line Sells Cheap in Local Sale
Retail items include dolls at 35 to 40 cents, china ware quotes, Bertin items, and metal goods priced from 5 to 90 cents in a fall clearance sale.
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Bertin Ae ‘Sc
Toy Sale Promises Wide Range of Dolls and Car Trailers
Toys of many kinds for sale at low prices include wooden, mechanical, carts, horses and stuffed animals. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars with assorted sizes and holiday appeal noted for Santa’s potential gift.
City offers wide range of card games and chess items
Large selection includes Sc and 10c card games such as Asthors Little Merchant Lotto Old plus dissected maps of the U S. Also Flinch Paschesi and 28 inch Archarena boards. Price listed at $2 75 with a revolving stand free.
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Preg Deere Asthors
Little Merchant
Lotto
U. S
Pee
Paschesi
Fancy China Glassware and Lamps On Sale Now
A new line features fancy china, glassware, and lamps with decorated cake plates salad bowls cups and saucers and novelty vases. Prices range from small trinkets under a dollar to sets around 2 dollars with a focus on attractive useful pieces to clear stock.
Fancy Goods Ad Heads Into Town for Se Ye Collection
A local ad promotes a line of celluloid and leather Se Ye items and hints at a varied selection. The copy invites shoppers to see the collection in town, promising satisfaction for those seeking specific finishes.
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Herry
Handkerchiefs and Suspenders Store Sale Notes
Handkerchiefs in cotton linen silk assorted prices from 2c to 35c and 6Sc 75c items listed. Suspenders in multiple kinds with prices 10c 15c 20c 25c 35c and 75c. Os or te ss.
Stone brothers offer value in rings and jewelry
A dated ad promotes Stone brothers merchandise including rings, stick pins, brooches, watch chains and fobs with a five year guarantee and free adjustments. It highlights savings and asks readers to inspect cuff and collar buttons and related items.
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Stone Brothers
Fine Sweaters and Hand Painted China at Boyle's
Local ads mention Fine Sweaters, Bethel Co hand painted china at Boyle's, MufMer full dress Scarfs, and 2½ cent chips with pool at W. E. Miller's. Visitors from Caledonia, New York tour the state for pleasure as O. W. Banta buys Har court's billiard business at 319 Main St with planned upgrades.
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Bethel Co
Boyle's
McNelly
MufMer
Bethel
W. E. Miller's
J. H. Barks and Sons
Mack and
Robert
Caledonia
New York
O. W. Banta
M. M. Harcourt
Main Street
Ned Craven
Greenwood Avenue
Tenth Street
N. F. Handy
Cooper Mountain Ranch & Stock Company
Bell
Camp Goldfield
J.N. Wright
St. Cloud
No minute lost when child shows croup signs says remedy
The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents a croup attack if given as soon as hoarseness appears or after the cough starts. It states the treatment never fails, is pleasant, and safe for children.
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Chamberlain
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