31 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
1
A Jackson store promotes a Let Em Go sale with men's winter undershirts about five dozen available at 12 20 each and half price deals on children's vests pants and infant options. Heavy fleeced vests and cotton flannel winter weight items are offered at substantial discounts, with several items priced well below former values.
The passage urges a pause to consider the season and the offered goods and prices. It implies that even if money is tight one should borrow or obtain funds to buy these items at the stated prices.
Advertisement touts deep discounts on various shoe styles for men women and children. Includes $3 shoes for $2.50 and $3 ladies shoes halved to $1.50, with sizes and quantity limited and first come first served.
Umbrellas with steel rods and good covers offered at the Let Go Sale on Monday 39C. Men and Boys' Caps priced 25c each to clear worn stock. Jen and Boys' Sweaters sacrificed to make room for spring goods. Pepperton Sea Island fabric yardage 22 1 2 yards at 1.00. Griffin Checks in new patterns sold at 5c Monday.
One lot plaid worsteds cut to 5c a yard, flannel waist patterns from 56c to 1, sold at 4.60 per yard or 1 for your choice. All wool dress goods at 33c, remnants at two thirds off. Belts and walking skirts offered, including silk satin leather belts at 25c, Latin Persennes 10c a yard, linen collars 5c, Monday only.
One lot printed cottons not remnants, eight on a bolt, five cents a yard for Monday. Big lot Muslins nonremnant yardage for Monday seayard. New yard wide Percales 12 4c for shirts and boys waists. Hamburg Edgings and Insertings 123c to 15c, one for remnants 13 4 to 6 yards. Torchon Laces 4c a yard. Ladies and children Handkerchiefs 2c each, Monday.
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