05 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
1
Beginning Thursday the 5th at 9 o'clock a m a sale is announced offering the entire stock of ladies coats suits dresses skirts shirt waists and underwear to the public at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes a complete clearance event appealing to shoppers seeking garments and accessories.
An advance sale offers Mills County women a chance to acquire plush velvets silvertone crystal cloth broadcloth and kersey fabrics at unusually low prices. No reservation required. A new price ticket will reveal the simple story of beauty and style.
A 30 days advance sale features women and girls undergarments from a famous maker. The ad promises big savings and urges timely attendance. It emphasizes uniform treatment for all customers and hints at a new tag explaining the story, with no monkey business.
Tailored suits offered in Silvertone velours broadcloths serges tricotine gabardine poiret twill in every color are advertised in a 30 Days' Advance Sale. Prices are described as smashed to smithereens with no cost or former values. A new ticket reportedly tells the story.
A promotional notice highlights a 30 days sale offering party and business dresses at radically reduced prices. It promises fashionable styles and substantial savings, urging county women to attend the event advertised as genuine and timely.
A Kansas or Iowa column reviews factory life and worker efficiency, noting that standing and varied tasks boost output. It discusses bond department reform, investor education, and a shift toward lower denomination securities. It reflects postwar economic optimism and calls for compensation for wartime losses.
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