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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
2
There is a remaining assort ment of high grade clothing and furnishing yes and it is our desire to entirely clean up this stock. Don’t overlook the last chance to buy high grade clothing at prices impossible in regular business. Values not considered, as our aim is to turn stock into cash quickly with radical reductions.
A damaged item offers a brief note on purchasing clothing at set prices, encouraging readers to buy now even if not needed immediately and to store items away for future use. The text is fragmented and nonspecific about dates, brands, or venues.
The Hub advertises men’s suits from 3.95 to 7.95 with bold claims of finest material and hand tailoring. A five day trial allows return with refund of 3.95 if the buyer deems the suit not worth 10 or any reason, boasting former prices up to 22.50.
Children’s suits for ages 8 to 16, originally selling at 2 to 4 dollars, are being closed out at 95 cents each. The sale emphasizes substantial savings on boys and girls suits across sizes.
Retailers advertise wool suits at a price and note the cost of making is not included. Shoppers are urged to come early to secure these suits as stock moves quickly.
Local store showcases men s striped worsted trousers and dark dress pants with prices reduced from $5.00 to $2.95 and $2.50. Also featured are white handkerchiefs at 10 to 15 cents, working socks, extra fine Hub stock trousers and linen collars as part of a broad apparel sale for men and boys. Bold claims promote stock value and sale bargains across multiple items.
Governor Hanly argues the Constitution is a God made instrument and warns against overreach by central power. He cites Lincoln, McKinley, Marshall, Webster, and Roosevelt to defend state sovereignty while criticizing aristocratic wealth and federal encroachment.
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