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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
8
The note asks for the price of cotton checks when raw cotton ranged 6 to 7 cents per pound. It then questions if checks are still cheap now at 5 cents per yard while raw cotton is 15 cents per pound.
The note references the New York store and hints at unique practices. It emphasizes sticking to specific business lines and suggests confidence in a chosen approach.
Etheridge showcases a standout snap in table oil cloth as rivals ask 25c for similar items. The shop offers bargains and exclusive pricing for one week only.
A retailer offers a large assortment of items carried over from last year in many kinds, colors, and sizes. Shoppers are invited to browse and purchase what appeals, with options to buy now if satisfied.
A local retailer advertises men’s Sunday hose in attractive patterns priced at 25 cents each. The item is showcased for customers seeking affordable, patterned hosiery in the shop window.
Embroidery sale continues with strong value claims in Jackson. The vendor argues prices are far lower this year than last, noting higher raw cotton costs yet cheaper finished goods.
An advertisement touts ACA Feather Ticking at 15 cents per yard, claiming savings over 20 cents elsewhere. The Old Reliable New York Store markets the fabric as cheaper with speaker’s emphasis on value.
An advertising slogan promoting direct sales at low prices with a promise of mutual benefit between seller and buyer. The text emphasizes offering deals cheaper than competitors and a quid pro quo relationship.
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