Greeley Cash Store Sell Prices for Calico and Dressing Gowns
Good Calico is selling for five cents and dressing gowns are ten cents at the Greeley Cash Store.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1888
Page
1
New Goods At Greeley Cash Store Showcasing Challis Silks
The Greeley Cash Store announces new thin fabrics including Challis made with China Silks or Sarah Silks. Shown to customers, inviting selection and purchase of stylish textiles.
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Sarah
Greeley
Dresses Promised from White Goods and Embroideries
Pretty as a picture dresses made from white goods and embroideries bought at the Greeley Cash Store. Swiss shirtings start at 75 cents and outing cloths are 20 cents, suited for children and easy to wash.
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Greeley Cash
All Wool Goods and Fabrics Featured at Bargain Prices
All wool Albatross priced at 30 cents. All wool Henriettas, wide and in beautiful shades, offered at 75 cents, previously 85 cents. Novelties in Cream Wool Goods range from 25 to 85 cents. New Lateens arriving this week with beautiful Lawns at 84 cents, urging buyers that these are better values than they have paid elsewhere.
Local Textile Deals In Worsted Dress Goods
Canelettes top sellers in Worsted Dress Goods with new arrivals priced at 60 cents. Whipcards discounted to 25 cents per yard, down from 35. Bargain week on Black Faille Francaise Silk at 1.25, with a 1.50 option and previous prices up to 2.00.
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Faille Francaise
Our Clothes Basket Sells Cheap Hosiery and Underwear
Our clothes basket is filled with cheap hosiery and muslin underwear. Hosiery priced at 10 12 and 15 cents. Children's regular made in black 25 30 and 35 cents. Ladies Gauze Vests 35 50 65 and 75 cents. Children's Gauze Vests 20 25 and 30 cents. Plenty of ladies and children undergarments priced to suit shoppers.
Stamped linen goods offered with varied prices
A list describes stamped linen splashers priced at 20 to 25 cents, momie linen splashers at 50 cents, momie tray cloths at 90 cents, stamped linen whisk holders at 20 cents, comb and brush holders at 20 cents, duster bags at 25 cents, slipper cases at 35 cents, large laundry bags at 85 cents, work aprons at 75 cents, and large bibs for babies at 25 cents. All items are nicely stamped.
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Momie
Bargain Millinery Sale Opens With Low Prices
The store advertises a seasonal millinery sale with hats priced at 25 35 50 75 cents and 1.00. Ribbons and flowers are cheap and baby cap samples are discounted heavily. Start at 25 cents and buy now to avoid overstock.
Carpet sale advert with low prices across goods
Our stock is complete with carpets starting at 25 cents. Oil carpets and linoleum, mattings and rugs. Lace curtains from 75 cents, bed spreads 75 cents to 5 dollars. Turcoman curtains 4 to 15 dollars. Window shades ready to install. Curtain poles 50 cents. Upholstery fabrics 75 cents to 1.50 per yard.
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Turcoman
Clothiers offer cheap apparel for travel eastbound
Clothing at low prices for travelers includes flannel coats and vests, shirts from 1.00 to 1.50, overalls 0.75, collars and cuffs, straw hats, Stetson hats, suspenders, ties, trunks, and valises in all sizes. Buy before starting eastbound.
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Monarch
Earl and Wilson
Stetson
Shoes and groceries offered at bargain prices
Advertises children's shoes at 1.00 Rockford shoes at 3.00 ladies shoes at 2.50 with kid and goat models. Promotes irrigation boots groceries canned goods evaporated fruits oranges bananas lemons and invites customers to try the store.
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Rockford
Greeley Tribune Notes Local Happenings and Visits
Greeley residents see alfalfa harvest large and high quality while many plan Boulder July 4 visits. notable arrivals include Hon J M Freeman at Chicago convention and Fitz Mac in town. a new Local Miner paper starts in Boulder and many others visit or leave for trips east or to Chicago.
Deserved compliment for Effie Whiteman at convention
The Pueblo Press reports Mrs Effie Whiteman of Greeley as the soloist at the State Sunday School convention in session. She sang Flee as a Bird and drew enthusiastic praise, with readers urged to hear one of the best vocalists to visit.
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The
Pueblo Press
Effie Whiteman
Greeley
Effiie Whiteman
Berthoud Notes Heavy Rain and Local Happenings
Berthoud correspondent reports a heavy rain with hail that damaged gardens but improved crop prospects amid water shortages. Locally busy trade. a Longmont drug store opened. school will shift to Fort Collins. Bowman family to Georgia. Sandersons to Vermont and Massachusetts. Farmers’ Mill near completion and two elevators plus a new contractor. Fourth of July to feature hose company dance and fireworks. Rev Wood to stay another year at United Brethren church. Lewis.
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A.C. Fisk
Denver
Middleton
Colorado View Company
Windsor
James Dickerson
Eaton
Berthoud
Turrell
Longmont
Blackwell
Munson’s
Hose Company
Wood
United Brethren Church
Lewis
Grover Happenings and Plans for Growth Near Depot
Correspondent notes a new store being built near the depot as Mr. Jennings excavates a cellar. Lot sales are advertised with liberal discounts for buyers who erect buildings soon. The Congregational missionary society offers five hundred dollars for a church if locals commit to the project and take the rest.
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Grover
Jennings
H. L. Montgomery
Dr. Smith
OU. J. Leavitt
Mary Rogers
Thomas Ball
Elm Creek
Nebraska
D. C. Montgomery
Greeley
Mr. Saunders
Denver
Congregational Missionary Society
Boulder Club Plans Grand Fourth Celebration
The Boulder club secretary J Bercheim reports a July Fourth celebration with fireman races military drills and baseball games funded by one thousand dollars. A special round trip train from Greeley to Boulder and back via Fort Collins will depart at 6 30 am with a fare of one dollar inviting Greeley residents to attend.
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Boulder Club
J. Bercheim
Greeley
LaSalle
Fort Collins
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