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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
5
The notice states Our Chief Business for 1921 will be to make your dollar bigger by extending value through our grocery department. It promises extremely low prices on high quality merchandises and credits customer satisfaction as the core asset after 20 years of service.
We quote staple groceries as we go to press with prices for Belle of Wichita flour 45 pound sack at 3.00, Standard Granulated Sugar 10 pounds at 1.00, White Wichita Meal 25 pound sack at 0.80 per pound, Breakfast Delight Coffee 1 pound can at 0.30, Baking Powder 15 cents, large buckets of Maro syrup 22.50 per bucket, Brer Rabbit products at 1.10, Pimto Beans 12 pounds for 1.00, Penns tobacco 1.00 per pound, White Peanut Cook Oil full gallon 1.00, Onion Sets per gallon.
The Belle of Wichita flour is produced under chemist supervision reducing uncertainty in quality. Buy Belle for the same or lower price. Belle of Wichita 48-lb sack $3.00 Very Rich $2.00 Pinto Beans.
We acquired several dozen galvanized tubs with slight exterior smoke from a nearby fire. The tubs were not near the fire and show no internal damage or heat effects. Priced low, numbered 0 1 3 2 with regular prices $1.25 $1.35 $1.50 $1.75, and sale pricing applies.
A local supplier touts shelves full of hardware heaters and stoves and a full line of Case farm implements for twenty years. The shop announces a big car-load of tools for spring and a full range of farm wagons with easy terms. Agents for Deering and McCormick binders are highlighted amid farm supplies.
The notice invites city customers to continued patronage with prompt service and 30 days to pay. It promises the same low cash prices for charge purchases and delivery, and offers to obtain any item not in stock by contacting Jim Jones or Walter Andrus at Call No. 70.
The notice appeals to rural patrons, inviting farmers to choose the business for larger share of trade. It promises year round red hot prices and seasonal comforts, urging farmers to bring eggs and become regular customers at the store.
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