Removal Sale Continues with Bold Prices
A local removal sale continues with aggressive pricing designed to outmatch any objections. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to secure bargains that are described as unbeatable and irresistible.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
6
A local removal sale continues with aggressive pricing designed to outmatch any objections. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to secure bargains that are described as unbeatable and irresistible.
A catalog of fabric and clothing deals features 36 inch tafttta silks in black blue gray and red priced at 0.95 per yard, top black taffeta at 1.35 yard, King Quality Shoes discounted to 4.50 and 3.50, plush lap robes from 2.00 up, ladies dress fabrics and panarias at reduced rates, with various yard and per item discounts across the assortment.
A list of current retail prices including patent flour five twenty five now five dollars, fancy patent four five forty now five twenty, salt per sack fifty five cents, tobacco brands forty eight and fifty cents, ten cent snuff boxes two cents, gun shells thirty eight cents per box, brooms priced at fifty cents with two size options, Grandma Washing Powder five cents, Gold Dust fifteen cents, tinware and hardware at cost, matches eight cents per dozen, Diamond Starch per box, Good Soap seven bars, Red Wrapper and Octagon six for twenty five cents, Sugar twenty pounds one dollar, and Cheese six cents.
Bargain sale offers corsets at 90 cents and American Beauties at 1 dollar can now be bought for 90 cents. A cent corset to go for 40 cents, plus spools of King’s spool cotton at 5 cents. Back combs priced at 25 cents and facinators touted as best value at 25 cents.
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