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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
10
The store promotes its ready-to-wear departments and other sections with an emphasis on the latest productions and vast varieties. It urges early choosing to secure special values and avoid crowded aisles, promising a store full of tempting bargains as the season's best display unfolds.
A vintage advertisement touts warm underwear for winter, promoting gray fleeced ribbed pieces for children and adults in low prices. It lists sizes and prices such as 10c for size 16 rise, 15c for 16 rise, and 40c for natural wool ribbed, with a note the line includes Peru and gray ribbed sets and union suits in gray or cru.
Winter bargain event slashes prices as jobbers unload surplus fur. The sale offers reliable furs at reduced rates with pieces listed at $15 now $12, $12.50 now $10, $10 now $8, and $6 items.
Store showcases deep discounts on suits and cloaks with the Blue Pencil label. Prices drop from 35.00 to 7.48 for suits and from 22.50 to 5.95 for cloaks as shoppers are invited to compare quality and workmanship.
The piece notes a strong lace season with solid business and pleasing selections. It urges buyers to act now as current items and prices suggest favorable opportunities.
A promising Saturday program aims to draw a big attendance with special values. Organizers urge attendees to come early to secure limited lots and avoid heavy crowds.
In our store discover a large line of high grade bedding with our satisfaction guarantee. Fall and winter bargains await with wool blankets priced from 4.50 to 6.00 dollars and special lines at 3.60 to 4.40 dollars.
A retailer touts a glove section with a wide range of styles and prices. Handfuls of 16 and 12 button tan cape stock mittens feature marked down prices from literals of three dollars to under two dollars, plus kid leather options and a Splendid line for women and children.
In a high‑drama game at Meeker Park, Sacred Heart defeats Greeley 14 to 11 after a back‑and‑forth second half. Denver’s quick end run and a late goal kept the visitors ahead before Greeley rallied with forward passes and strong defense, but fell short as time expired.
Rabies cases linked to a wandering mad dog spread through Greeley including dogs belonging to H Timothy Jennie Patterson and Howarth among others. Fort Collins exams confirm rabies in two dogs while one brain sample from Patterson dog is analyzed. Officials consider quarantine and urge parents to keep children and dogs apart while noting human risk and a warm iron cauterization remedy.
The text promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable, non narcotic cure for colds and the grip with a world wide reputation. It claims the medicine relieves lungs aids expectoration opens secretions and supports natural healing and is safe for babies. It asserts no pneumonia when used and urges purchase from druggists.
A marriage license has been issued to Elmer L. Zim and Mary B. Knowles of New Windsor.
The State Agricultural College reports Colorado soils and climate favor oats with high yields. Irrigation ensures optimum water, average yields around 75 bushels per acre, with records from 95 to 97 bushels on farm plots and large acreages in Delta Gunnison Garfield counties. Colorado leads in yield and farm value per acre, with prices up to 2 per hundred pounds in high valleys.
Platteville deputy sheriff in Greeley with Sheriff Florance reports a likely group behind Tuesday night bank break in Platteville. Bank vault protected by thick walls and a burglary proof safe, with a 2 a.m. hammering noise heard across the street from the telephone company. An arrest may follow surprising locals.
The county clerk, Luther, mailed certificates of election to all 75 successful candidates. It took a full day to fly out the blanks.
For sale on easy terms a handsome modern cottage on Normal Hill, beautifully located. Wm F Stephens, Agent, Opera House Block.
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