The Greeley Cash Store Childrens cloaks sale
The Greeley Cash Store offers children's cloaks in sizes 6 8 10 and 12 at cut rates. Prices available by call, selling off excess stock at reduced prices.
21 Nov 1888
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1888
Page
1
The Greeley Cash Store offers children's cloaks in sizes 6 8 10 and 12 at cut rates. Prices available by call, selling off excess stock at reduced prices.
An odd lot of ladies jackets priced around $3.00 with near double value, plus Newmarket pieces at $6.50 and $7.00. A seal plush Modjeska and $25.00 seal plush sacques spotlighted. Shoppers urged to check quality notes like lining fit and collar construction before buying.
A special sale offers woolen dress goods at 50 cents, valued from 60 to 75 cents a yard. The deal includes both plaids and plain fabrics, advertised as a genuine bargain.
The item priced at $1.00 and the one at $1.25 are evaluated against the all wool 54-inch English Tricot Flannel. Both cheaper goods are contrasted on material, weight, and perceived value, noting differences in texture and likely durability.
An item described as all wool black cashmere is contrasted with goods typically priced at 50 to 60 cents. The note highlights quality distinctions and price expectations for similar fabrics or garments.
A description inviting comparison on a full wool 50 inch black Henrietta garment. It notes prices typically around $1.25 and suggests evaluating value against standard market goods. The item emphasizes wool quality and length while inviting shopper consideration.
A local shop advertises holiday goods with low prices on ladies shoes suits clothing and undergarments. Miss Arleen Cora Dickerson offers to show the displays. Bargains include scarlet flannels blankets boots groceries and teas with special emphasis on quality and value. Apples are noted as very fine.
The store apologizes for delays during the afternoon rush and requests customers to visit before noon for quicker service. If unable to come in the forenoon, shoppers are welcomed any time with prompt attention as available.
Community listings detail a turkey dinner at United Presbyterian Church on Thanksgiving, visits by Denver residents Ella McQuisten and John Wheeler, local business openings, pulpit exchanges, and notes on weather, school events, and political activity in Weld County towns including Greeley Platteville and Evans.
The Loveland academy enrollment is forty. An forenoon lesson covered civil government and election law in Colorado with a canvas of the presidential vote. Subsequently several weddings are announced including Crowfoot Ewer and Carmen Kane, and more weddings follow in Greeley and nearby towns with Rev. Packard officiating.
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