18 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
1
The Big Store announces Tuesday as the next special bargain day due to overwhelming crowds on bargain days. The Carmichael Co. urges shoppers to visit quickly to secure low prices before stock runs out and warns against buying elsewhere before checking their offers.
Knitting thread on sale Tuesday with white threads 15 cents and colored threads 20 cents. Several secret bargains promised though prices unnamed. Boys sweaters for ages 5 to 16 priced 35 cents to 1 dollar. New lot of gentlemen ties cut from latest silks, as leaders in dress.
Our fall shirts arrive with golf band and yacht style options plus Etons Jockey caps. Also a 400 yard bolt of Aunt Jemima quilt squares for 5c, and linen shades with Hartshorn rollers fixtures sold Tuesday at low bargain prices.
The ad promotes five pieces of jeans branded None Better described as wool filling jeans in any color at 25 cents per yard. Whitney the shoe man advertises black shoe polish in sizes 10 and 15 cents at 8 cents during Tuesday only.
Tuesday morning will feature a large display of suitings and dress fabrics, draped and ticketed in plain figures at regular bargain day prices.
A brief notice announces Loverighn checks will be reduced to four cents on Tuesday with implications for local accounts and transaction handling.
Retailer advertises a wide trunk collection from inexpensive packets to high end canvass linen lined models with automatic trays and straps.
Carpet remnants and rugs go on sale Tuesday with special deals. Shoes Whitney advertises a secret Tuesday bargain to lure shoppers, while white wool flannel 27 inches wide drops to 12 1 2 cents per yard and calicoes from 4 to 4 1 2 cents.
Griffin Plaids the trading public recognizes the implication at 5e. The remark signals a well understood market cue amid ongoing price movements.
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