Shoe Clearance Sale Forces Deep Discounts Now On
The store announces a semi annual shoe clearance to clear stock with aggressive cut prices and maximum discounts to move inventory quickly.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
5
The store announces a semi annual shoe clearance to clear stock with aggressive cut prices and maximum discounts to move inventory quickly.
A catalog of footwear and clothing prices lists Ladies Oxfords from 1.00 to 4.00 and Men's Shirts at 50c to 75c. Also featured are Ladies Oxfords at 1.25 1.75 2.00 2.50 and 3.50 to 4.00 plus 1.25 readjusted.
Men Oxfords priced at 1.59 to 5.00 and 3.00 3.50 4.00 items listed. Boys Oxfords 1.75 2.00 8.49 with sale prices. Panama Hats on sale Friday July 7th only with casual note.
The notice warns readers to call early to secure a share in a limited bargain event. It emphasizes scarcity and urges immediate action to avoid missing out on the sale opportunities.
The column lists numerous residents seen in Nashville and nearby towns including Hartivon Blount, Miss Mollie Baira, Chick Hammons, Miss Myrtin Timmons, Mrs. Clark Jones, Mr. Perry Snell, A. Sloan, Brinkly Walker, Rufus McLaurine, Lane, Tessie Samuels, Henry Thompson, Mrs. Morgan, Mary Bullard, Harlan Treathem, Bruce Kerr, Proctor Polk, W. L. Hooten, Libbie Wood, Mollie Wood, Mayme Powell, Mattie Buchanan, Pauline Martin, and others visiting or traveling to places such as New York, Bon Aqua, Battle Creek, Birmingham, Atlanta, Chicago, Memphis, and Nashville.
A flurry of in town and travel notes lists Mrs J E Ellett and children visiting in Tuscumbia, Miss Carrie Worley winning a prize, and many families from Nashville Murfreesboro and beyond visiting Columbia. Residents plan summer trips to Monteagle Beaver Dam Springs Dallas Virginia and other locales.
BON TON'S ad reports several residents listed as sick. Edna Peters, Mrs. W. J. Owen, Mrs. Claire Overton, Mattie Hilliard, Nat Holman, W. M. Fleming, R. Holding, the child of Mr. and Mrs. Ino Tike, Nannie Hull, and Mildred Vowel are all described as ill or convalescing at various homes and locations.
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