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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
8
There are only a few days left for the Semi-Annual Clearing Sale at Morrison's Store. The sale has offered great bargains, drawing buyers despite hard times. The last chance to save comes before September 1 when the cut price sale closes. Build a relationship with the right concern and learn why goods are sold at savings to the buyer.
A frontline clothing sale features gingham dresses in plaids stripes and checks at about half price. The display showcases durable fast colors suitable for school wear with quantities described as plentiful.
A brief ad notes a 36 inch Madras fabric option described as a good buy for boys shirts and waists for school. It highlights neat stripes and figures with fast colors, suitable for school attire.
A brief note describes white lawn fabrics, noting they come in short lengths yet can extend up to 14 yards per piece. The line hints at fabric availability and pricing in a retail context.
Unbleached heavy good fabric offered at one third less than expected. Advertises favorable fall supplies and suggests borrowing money to secure goods at these prices.
A domestic goods sale warns that costs will rise later as the short cotton crop pushes cotton goods higher. The notice urges shoppers to act now and trade before the sale closes, advising prudence for wise buyers.
Edwin Clapp Oxfords priced at 4.50 and 4.95 are highlighted in a shoe stock clearance. All other summer footwear is closed out at the largest bargain sale yet, with a preview note to watch for fall stock improvements.
The text promotes the Standard line of farm implements ready for fall breaking. It invites customers to see the range, claims superiority over cheaper makes, and asserts that the best value is the cheapest option.
A late promotion encourages purchases now to save enough to carry items through to the next summer, highlighting affordability and extended use.
A local sale lists shirts at 1.20 1.35 1.65 1.75 and 1.95 with a warning that reductions vanish at sale close. The copy urges men to recognize value and economize by buying promptly, implying limited time offers and necessity to act.
An old advertisement promotes Kirschbaum suits with price points around 9.95 to 14.95 dollars. The copy urges immediate purchase for a fit, urging readers to buy now while noting a summer clothing sale and carryover offers.
Bargain on Huck Bath and Mar towels offered at a low price now and likely not repeated at a similar rate. Readers are urged to act quickly before prices rise.
The notice lists Huck and Bath Towels included in the sale. Shoppers are urged not to delay purchases and to stock up before the sale closes.
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