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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
1
Only a few days remain to buy at June sale prices. The offer highlights goods selling at the year's lowest levels, with June lines advancing but still strong. Our buyer just closed out some business lots, improving stock diversity at sharp discounts.
White and figured lawns are offered at extremely low prices as manufacturers clear stock before Fall Goods. Shoppers are urged to strike now for high value with little upfront cost and to contact the store by June sale close date. Offers are presented as a time sensitive opportunity through mail phone or access in person.
Annual sale offers half-price suits and clothing as new stock arrives each season. Aimed at buyers who want bargains and fresh inventory, the event promises substantial savings and invites shoppers to bring friends.
A local ad promotes yard wide Percale at 10 cents a yard, claiming the 15 cent quality was reduced to 10 cents. The offer runs until the last day of June with 36 inch width and customer choice.
The notice advertises gingham from brands like Toil-de-Noird Amoskeag and A F C on sale at 90 cents for choice all. It claims these items originally sold sixty days ago at 15 cents and are offered at a big reduction until the last days of June.
A local store announces clean up of muslin underwear and white shirt waists in the next day or so. A crowded sale with special bargains will be available to customers on hand, with plenty of staff to wait on shoppers.
Today we received express shipments of fall styles for men and boys including hats neckwear and handkerchiefs. Calicoes ginghams lawns muslins and shirtings Hosiery and underwear in pile. Most items sold a few days ago at 7 and 8 cents a yard. The run continues to close of June sale at choice only 55 cents.
Odd Pants and Coats offers a summer ready line with thin tropical fabrics for hot climates. The note promotes coats or pants odd separately and positions a lightweight wardrobe option for mid summer wear.
We advertise value and profit sharing. One case at bottom figures. Brands including Androscogan Barker Fruit of the Loom offered at 9 cents for a few days only.
An ad spot showcases Standard Calicoes Indigo Blues Simpsons Cal cuttas ramers and Americans among top fabric brands. The brief highlights a wide range of textiles and patterns available at a single retailer.
A local seller advertises a large stock of negligee shirts for men and boys in hot weather. The dealer claims wide color choices, various cuts and sizes, and asserts lower prices to attract customers.
The notice urges quick purchases as the season ends and remaining hats are offered at very cheap prices during the final days of the Big June Sale.
The Big Store promotes Pajama Check as a staple like wheat and gold in the vault. It claims it is best for underwear and night shirts and offers a June sale price of 100 cents to close the event in grand style.
The notice advertises a June sale on all linen fabric including yard wide linen for waist use. It asks if the fabric is suitable for dresses and washable, and suggests a price drop from thirty five to twenty five cents. Cut it off.
Attention ladies. The last reduction of the season is 6 cents on white lawn during the June sale. We bought heavily and offer this final price to remember us and our customers.
A store advertises a large stock of remnants of every kind and promises big savings during a June closeout sale. Shoppers are invited to find just the goods they want at half price.
A shopper’s note promotes elastic seam drawers at 39 cents, claiming better value than higher priced options. The advertiser urges readers to buy from them, asserting goods well bought are half sold and that the sale offers great savings.
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