Style Fit and Service Dress Goods Sale
Dress goods and linings offered at about half value in a grand opportunity. Attractive fabrics, discount prices, limited quantities. Shop early for best selection and quality selections.
08 Jun 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1896
Page
1
Dress goods and linings offered at about half value in a grand opportunity. Attractive fabrics, discount prices, limited quantities. Shop early for best selection and quality selections.
Local store showcases colored dress goods and black dress fabrics at steep discounts. Items include all wool fabrics, serges, Tricot cloth, wool cashmeres, and mohair fancies with prices slashed to fractions of their worth. Black dress materials and linings complete the line.
In sympathy with readers we offer a sale on quality footwear. Choose Turns and Welts styles available in lace or button and the popular 20th century last. Don’t throw away a dollar.
Community updates include new boot and shoe partnership of Claude H. Clark and Ralph W. King planning a Park Place store around Nov 1. Football clash at State Normal grounds. Volunteers of America ball with luncheon. Denver Festival guests and local figures listed. Wheat prices top market. Voting registration due by Oct 17. Travel job openings in Colorado. Insurance renewals and cloak fashions noted. Shriners riders and other society items appear.
The Windsor Hotel in Denver appeals to patrons with value for money, claiming top meals, pleasant rooms, and the city’s only Turkish baths. It notes failed bus connections with trains and urges readers to judge by experience, citing room and bath quality as proof. The manager J. A. Wiear signs the notice.
Real estate farm loans and local notices cover railway ticket sales to Denver, apportionment funds for Weld county school children, store ads, a lens specialist visit, and a deserter arrest. The dispatch notes ticket sales near 560 with potential modest gains, district allocations totaling about 10 459.20, and the return of a deserter from Fort Logan after interrogation by Marshal Camp.
Advertises a high quality coal source at the White House No 2 mine two miles southeast of Plattevills. Proprietor R. Jounson promotes the mine and its product.
The New St James in Denver promotes its central location and improved facilities under manager Fred W Bailey with rates from 2.50 a day. A community notice lists a progressive lunch for 36, a medical visit by Dr Scott, travel updates, and local political filings affecting Justice of the Peace and constable nominations on a fusion ballot.
Weld county committee thanks volunteers for flowers for the Denver Horticultural fair displays. C G Newbury moves repair shop to Swanson's front room to service watches clocks and jewelry. Marshal Campar arrests a man over a disputed Syracuse wheel. owner Sutton mortgages wheel for 40 dollars, wheel sent to Sutton. Mrs A A McDonald takes over the millinery department from the Receiver’s Sale and aims for a thriving business. State Federation of Woman’s Clubs meets in Denver with Greeley representation from multiple clubs and officers listed.
Local ad notes patterns seen in Greeley over the years and promotes NILSSON KID GLOVE at 1.50 dollars per pair for the next few days in the city listing.
The State Normal football squad will face the State Agricultural College eleven on the school grounds Saturday afternoon. The game starts at 2 o clock with admission 25 cents to help cover expenses. Reserved seats available at G. D. Horne's music store.
The Tripune seeks weekly wheat and grain price reports from Longmont Loveland Berthoud and Fort Collins. Only two responses arrived by noon yesterday both from Longmont listing Wheat 60 pounds at 98 cents and 59 to 58 cents for various lots with oats barley and potatoes also noted.
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