06 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
1
A bold sales pitch promises the greatest money saving sale on record. The copy touts Bargain giving and an opportunity to get something for almost nothing, claiming the store’s ongoing effort to save customers money and earn the title of the store that saves you money.
A brisk guide lists cautions for shoppers during a crowded sale. It warns against waiting too long being skeptical missing opportunities delaying telling friends avoiding overbuying and losing money in the rush.
The advert promises ten pieces in nice shades colors and patterns at low prices. It invites buyers to find suitable remnants far cheaper than expected and cautions against expecting plunder from room ends.
A sales notice promises quick turnover with favorable price and materials. The message targets consumers, urging participation and satisfaction with promised rapid, sizable sales.
A 1905 ad announces a sale starting Saturday September 9 and ending September 23 offering loom-end prints ginghams checks linens and fabrics at loom-end prices far below regular rates. It touts reduced prices on 5000 yards prints 600 yards ginghams 600 yards calicoes and other textiles with emphasis on moving stock quickly amid cotton price rises.
Leather prices rise and shoe costs soar yet buyers can save on early purchases. The ad promotes Loom-End stock with ladies narrow toes in sizes 3 and 4 at 3.00, blacks and tans in sizes 3 4 and 4 from 2.75 to 3.50, and children's shoes from 0.50 to 1.00. Men and boys’ shoes are offered at close-out Loom-End prices.
A fragmented price sheet lists assorted clothing items with loom-end discounts. Highlights include suits at 15 and 12.50, youths’ suits from 9 to 5, boys trousers from 3 down to 1, and various loom-end sale prices across multiple lots.
An old newspaper advertisement lists numerous sewing and clothing items with Loom-End prices. Items include handkerchiefs, hairpins, thread, pins, tablets, buttons, hose supporters, shirts, belts, and underwear with prices markedly lower than regular, signaling a discount sale. The list emphasizes bargain pricing and wide selection.
The notice hints at numerous bargains beyond the space available to list details. It signals a broad sale with many items potentially on offer and invites readers to seek complete listings elsewhere or in a follow up.
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