Read Our Prices Sale Prompt Trade Timing
Trade early in the week and early in the day to maximize savings and share the deal with friends. The message urges shoppers to act promptly for the best prices and recommends telling others about the sale.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
2
Trade early in the week and early in the day to maximize savings and share the deal with friends. The message urges shoppers to act promptly for the best prices and recommends telling others about the sale.
Old and mis-typed price list shows varied discounts on men’s suits. Announcement promises half price ranges from four to forty dollars with multiple tag lines and a final note about blue and black staples discounted, reducing a twenty dollar suit to sixteen.
An old newspaper ad lists reduced prices for children’s winter tams and waists, with items like half price caps and discounted men’s caps. It notes various reduced figures such as 50 cents, 75 cents, and 1.50, plus a 20 percent discount on other caps, amid garbled lines.
A ledger of boys suits with varied prices and bulk discounts. The notice lists several price points from 815.00 to 2.50 and states a 20 percent discount on Aubine black staple suits, noting a sample reduction to 16.00 for two boys with the black suit dropping to 12.00.
A fragmented ad lists various men’s overcoats in black and dark grey with prices ranging from about 8 to 59 dollars. The evenly spaced lines show multiple price points and sale statements such as overcoats go at and specific tag numbers like 833.33 and R20.E. The text is garbled but indicates a broad in-store promotion with multiple styles and discounted figures.
On March 1, a price increase warning is issued. The retailer plans a major sale offering 300 dozen children’s hose and handkerchiefs at half price, claiming the best quality. The notice signals a price rise followed by a deep discount.
An OCR fragment shows a price ad for men s white vests with several price points listed such as 1.50 2.00 3.00 and 4.00. The garbled lines include phrases go at and stray symbols, suggesting a clearance or sale notice with unclear product details or quantities.
Local store advertises Hale Price trousers at 20 percent off. The note lists a price around 3.00 and mentions two sizes 20 and 23 with a casual misprint. Customers are urged to act quickly for savings on pants.
Audiences are informed of heavy markdowns on Pancy Raincoats and Fancy Raincoats at multiple price points. Additional deals include 20 percent off all staple raincoats and half price on girls winter hats or tams. The listing also mentions various toy hats and caps for children with limited pricing.
A local sale advertises discounts on All Fancy Shirts for White Collars with progressively reduced prices. Details list varied price points such as 0.50, 0.75, 3.00, 1.50, 2.00, and 2.50 dollars per shirt. The notice notes a limit of not more than three shirts per customer.
Advertised sale offering "Silver Collars" at one third off with 15 cent price tag. Claim states the collar will be sold to a single buyer and warns the wearer will never pay. Describes a collar with a shaped buttonhole and unique design feature.
Readable fragment shows a sale on knee pants and knickerbocker suits at reduced prices. Mentions discounts around ten or twenty percent and blue fabrics. Details are garbled but indicate a local clothing sale with emphasis on men’s suits and price cuts.
A local listing states six dozen sweater coats priced at 25 cents each with all other sweaters discounted twenty percent, signaling a general bargain event for winter wear.
A local ad promotes money back guaranteed hose during a sale. It advertises 100 dozen stock at half price and a dollar box priced at 81.50, with Wayne Knit Silk Hose for men offered at 2.80 per dozen, signaling deep discounts on hosiery.
Heavy Underwear ALF PRICE appears in fragmented lines noting sale terms. Clarified text indicates most items will be discounted, with a 20 percent reduction for remaining stock. The note mentions halt price and general discounting across all heavy undergarments.
Advertises Fancy Knee Pants and Knickerbocker Bloomer styles priced at 0.75 1.00 and 1.50 dollars with a 0.24 discount on all blue and black pants. Includes multiple price points and color options.
A local sale offers half price on all broken lines of men's and boys gloves with 10 percent off other gloves. Travel trunks suit cases and baggage receive 20 percent discount. Suspenders for men and children also half price.
A fragmented notice advertises discounts on children’s underwear with items at half price and sweaters and coats also on sale. The readable fragment mentions 20 percent discounts and prices like 100 Barat and 150 for sweaters.
Local shop advertises half price children s hats with $1.00 and $1.50 options and $2.00 and $3.00 hats. smoking jackets robes discounted 20 percent.
Bargain sale items include boys shirts at half price and another 10 percent off all other items. Children’s astrakan leggings and mittens also offered at half price.
The notice announces boys' waists discounted at half price with some items priced at 60 cents and one dollar. Other waists will be reduced by 16 percent depending on stock. The sale targets a general audience of shoppers seeking bargain clothing.
A fragment notes prices and discounts on men s fancy hose and plain color hose. It mentions a 19 percent or 10 percent reduction and other pricing details in an older style listing. The readable items emphasize sale terms and color options with limited specifics.
An OCR fragment advertises suspenders at varied prices with incomplete numbers and odd phrasing. It mentions half price, specific cents, and quantity limits, though the text is garbled and lacks clear sale details or dates. Names, places, or organizations are not discernible.
Fort Wayne store opens a sale promising every dollar of merchandise in stock except new spring goods. No charges or send outs. money cheerfully returned on request. Alterations carry a slight fee. Consumers urged to attend tomorrow and spread the word about this exceptional bargain event.
Indianapolis dispatch reports a divided Indiana Republican scene at a Lincoln League gathering. A private secretary to a senator sent a message denying a report of endorsement of tariff reform. The state editors association adopted a resolution aligned against federal tariff plans while stressing opposition to statewide prohibition. leaders abroad insisted no explicit tariff endorsement was made.
Wynant, formerly of this city, is now in Toledo organizing a new life-insurance company. He previously helped form a fraternal insurance association in Fort Wayne and later worked in the insurance business in Cleveland.
County truancy officer work has filed the peace standing against Charles Gettel, with details indicating ongoing legal action. The case involves school attendance concerns and formal filings by the county office, naming Gettel and related parties in a chronological sequence of documents.
Former Treasury secretary Leslie M. Shaw warned at a Pennsylvanitic Bankers Association meeting that establishing a central bank in the United States could lead to control by Standard Oil and United States Steel, arguing such a bank would threaten independent credit and currency policy. He cited the Tennessee Coal and Iron case to illustrate potential power and misused influence.
Report from Bluefields describes a disputed action in Nicaragua where General Blandon was killed near Santa Clara as government forces and insurgents clashed. The engagement near Las Garitas saw Meira and Mena command efforts with Maxim guns and Hotchkiss pieces, while misinterpreted orders and reinforcements affected the outcome.
Old case involving Ay Bol A Wood and Judge Ww is set for oral argument in April 1894 before Special Judge Royse. The appeal concerns the property of the Atlanta Power Company, decided two years ago in Fort Wayne. Mesdra Wood and Ve an Pilied filed the appeal after the original ruling.
A local public notice indicates a February meeting regarding a large fund, exceeding twelve thousand dollars, and involvement of trustee Samuel f. ted. The fragmented text names Yew Salo and Johns arty in Set for Fi, suggesting names and roles in the financial action.
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