The Greeley Cash Store Round-Up Bargains Begin Monday
Bargains sweep the store with ten cent days and two day only sales on a wide range of goods. White goods lawns ribbons hats frames flowers yarns gloves towels collars and many more items priced at 10 cents. Customers are urged to see the three central tables in the Dry Goods and Clothing departments for the partial list of discounts.
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Germantown
Saxony
C. A. Gale
Sixth Street
Greeley
Tobias Mattox
Loveland and Greeley
Michael Lavalle
Evans
Theodore Callahan
Platteville
Union Pacific Railway Co
Denver
Bacon
Miss Barth
Kentucky
Arvada
Old Colony
Pratt Street
Marion Avenue
Tuk Greeley Tribune
Windsor
T. G. Smith
Walter
Ohio
Chas. Baldridge
Colorado
New Mexico
H. McMillen
B. H. Eaton
Mary Smith
H. R. Antees
Illinois
J.T. Middleton
Antees
Cheyenne
Laybourn
Fort Collins
E. J. Rowe
Eaton
Mr. Currier
Joseph Porter
Admiraltty
Corcoran
Prof. Broad
Claud Clark
Effie Palmer
Younge Zi
Ralph Rackstraw
Bertha Couzens
Josephine
Miss Palmer
Fred Smith
Buttercup
Kitty Armstrong
Sir Joseph
N. M. Campbell
Colorado Springs
Dick Deadeye
Sun Down
Broad
Miss Bruner
Mr. Campbell
Bargain sale on fabrics and accessories this Wednesday and Thursday
July 25 and 26 promote major discounts on cloths, ribbons, hats, dresses, silks, yarns, stockings, underwear, stockings, table linens, towels, flannels, bustles, Lace, handkerchiefs, buttons, cretonne fringe, dress trimmings, parasols, gloves, dinner pails, tin dishes, and sprinklers at half price.
Bargain Roundup Declares Low Prices on Fabrics and Goods
A sale list touts discounts on many items from base ball bats to lace caps and dresses with prices shown as low as 25 cents and 50 cent brackets. August first Mr. Mitchell plans a trip to New York and Philadelphia to buy fall goods, using customer funds to secure market prices.
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Mitchell
New York
Philadelphia
Local notices and social items from Greeley and region
Community updates include subscriptions offers for The Tribune and Kansas City Journal, mountain trips by locals, garden weather improvements after rain, business moves, farm losses from hail, public notices on waterworks and ditches, theatre performances by home talent, and condolences to Lizzie Wallace’s family.
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Greeley Cash Store
Mitchell & Patton Mase. Co
Home News
Tribune
Kansas City Journal
D. Hunter
E. R. Thayer
Fstes Park
Mrs. Avery
Cortland, New York
Duncan Taylor
O. P. Gale
C. A. McLeod
Wamego
Kansas
J. E. Gable
Dr. Murray
Copeland
Teachers’ Normal Institute
H. B. Jackson
Wapello
Iowa
8. H. Swanson
Peterson & Co., Tailors
Chicago
G. W. Fisk
E. L. Farnsworth
Shawano
Wisconsin
Farnsworth
Mise
M. Winter
D. B. Stanton
Big Thompson Valley
Greeley Gardens
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
John McQuisten
W.H. Gill
A. R. Wright
Glenwood
Pacific Coast
Mrs. Wright
Robert Hale
Stanley
Harrison and Tyler
Harry Lee
Opera House
Mode Mill and Elevator Company
Hook and Ladder Company
Greeley Steamer Company
Harrison
Weld County
Silas Miles
Hyle Bridge
Unity Circle
J. FE. Billings
A. F. Sipperley
Boston
Ladies Society of the Park Congregational Church
C. P. Gale
Eighth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Packard
Normal Institute
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming
Fred Whitney
Big Thompson
Charles Gossman
W. Jacques
Michigan
Gossman
Mr. Jacques
Charley
W. B Horne
Estes Park
Messrs
A. ©. Watson
C. M. Lackey
Long’s Peak
Mr. Lamb
Mr. Hunter
M. E
Madam Jones
A. M. Lucas
Verne Goodwin
the City Council
EF. H. Abbott
Scott
Woodbury and
Bennett
J. E. Davis
Poudre
Chamber’s Lake
H. G. Clark
Camp
Faton
Justice Hurdle
A. J. Smillie
A. J. Eaton
Samuel Oliver
A. B. Shelton
T. G. Roman
T. B. Wood
Grange
Sporrep Coar
Grover
Tuk Gaeriry Theove
Wein County
Coo
Pier
Drummond
Chey
Enne
Gay Rasperson
H. L. Montgomery
Miss Rogers
H. M
Pinafore
Greeley Opera House
Gilbert & Sullivan
W. Mason Broad
Fisk
Celeste Bruner
the Greeley Tribune
Republican Central Committee
J. M. Freeman
Greely
Cache la Poudre Grange
Lizzie Wallace
F.M. Wallace and
Pamny
Geo. W. Currier
F. Rah
Miss Kitty Armstrong
Sai Marines
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