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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
3
The Suit Department reports strong fall business and introduces a mid season sale with one lot of 35 suits and weekly new stock. Prices drop from 12.50 to 50.00, offering fashionable, "pretty and stylish" options at reduced rates.
Hat sale offers ladies and children's hats at reduced prices. Various styles including expensive fitted hats and home-made options. Choose from Lat No. 1 and Lat No. 2 prices as advertised in the store notice.
An advertisement offers a selection of skirts at reduced prices. Lot No 1 is $1.98, Lot No 2 is $2.98, Lot No 3 and Lot No 4 are listed as specials but amounts are incomplete. The copy emphasizes close pricing and the wide assortment.
Three lots of children's coats available for selection at low prices. Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 3 are highlighted with others offered at a liberal rate.
One lot of beautiful box plaited sport coats in military style offered in army red and navy blue. We bought these.
Four petticoat lots offered with Messaline quality. Lot 1 priced at 98 cents, Lot 2 at 1.98, Lot 3 at 2.98, Lot 4 at 3.48. Superior values for regular price, inquire to view.
Shoppers are urged to take advantage of a mid season sale offering winter clothing and seasonable merchandise at prices well below regular. The store promotes wide selection, low prices, and strong customer service as lasting deals attract repeat customers.
An advertisement promotes warm winter coats at reduced prices in solid colors plaids and stripes. It highlights colors dark brown navy army red and tan and notes two special bargain lots with prices that vary by item.
Silk and wool dresses offered in this season's styles with good wear value. Customers may choose from a tan big lot at low prices with selections including satin and satin blends. Prices start at 3.95 and showcase a range of fabrics and combinations.
A historical notice urges consumers to store crackers and biscuits in perfectly sanitary, air tight packaging to keep them edible indefinitely. It highlights the role of a kitchen inspector in restoring flavor and warns against improper wrappers and air exposure.
A jumble of OCR notes advertises waist bargains from $1.56 to $2.75. It promises a mid season sale with crepe de chine waists and large value selections. The text is garbled but indicates strong discounting and shopper appeal.
An OCR fragment notes an error in eye related terminology being fixed in a print proof. The text shows garbled phrases and a suggestion that readers should seek corrected wording. No dates, names, or organizations are present.
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