Great Sale Promises First Place in Women’s Hearts
Ready for the Great Sale the store touts bargains across the shelves claiming superiority over all other city shops in attracting women shoppers with unbeatable values and style.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1900
Page
10
Ready for the Great Sale the store touts bargains across the shelves claiming superiority over all other city shops in attracting women shoppers with unbeatable values and style.
A large sale features New and Fresh Merchandise with many items under production cost. Bleached and unbleached muslins sheets and pillow cases priced below mill value, plus discounted blankets, percales, shirtings, and outing flannels. Household textiles and apparel items include coats, gowns, hosiery, and curtains, all promoted as actual-cost or below-cost values with numerous special prices and yardage deals.
On account of very low prices goods are offered in this sale. Sales will be strictly for cash with no charges, no approvals, no layaways, and nothing sent out on approval.
Our annual linen sale features German Silver Bleach and Irish Linens, cream damasks, and bleached damasks at deep discounts. Prices range from 12c to 88c per yard depending on pattern, size, and quality, with notable reductions on 72-inch damasks and Turkey Red damasks. Extensive purchases before price jumps enable this historic value.
Readily available dress goods including French flannelettes discounted to 8c per yard from 10c to 12½c. Quilts, linens, and table pieces offered with prices from 15c each to $3.25 per set. Men and women’s handkerchiefs and gloves heavily slashed with items such as Hobson-Edward suits and Roger Bros. tableware advertised in bold sale touts.
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