19 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
1
The Carmichael Company announces a short crop sale due to earlier heavy stock purchases. Hot winds cut cotton and grain, leaving excess goods to discount for quick sale. The firm invites the public and regular customers to view prices and share the loss during the reduced demand period.
Cold weather sales announce heavy winter fleece lined drawers priced at 39 cents per pair. Text promises two season wear and warns of early fall cold days. Local sale notes emphasize value and durability.
Local retailer slashes price on fleece undershirts from 56c to 39c to clear stock as a short crop impacts supply. Shoppers urged to act quickly for best value in stock.
Advertisement notes yard wide heavy sheeting priced at 434c a yard, claiming better value than competitors asking 53c and 6c, urging buyers to purchase at the advertised short crop price of 4c.
The brief advert notes a yard wide fabric or material labeled as for the needle, promising 22 yards available on Monday at the price of 1 dollar.
A merchant promotes high quality checks and invites large crowds to buy at a low price of 5c a yard, emphasizing reliability and value for customers.
Advertises heavy durable fabric or material at 64 cents per yard. Claims rivals waste time and money with inferior trash. Promotes product as the superior option for buyers seeking value.
An advertisement urges buyers to test a sample pair of stockings and claims to offer ten balls of No 1 Newnan Bet Ball Thread for 5 cents or 30 balls for 1 cent, inviting skepticism about quality and value.
Hickory Shirting bolts are advertised as selling out during the sale with market value noted. Mr. Coats' Spool Cotton is promoted as the most satisfactory thread, carried exclusively, priced at 56c a dozen or 25c per half-dozen.
The item advertises boys and men's caps offered in two styles with short crops. Prices are 25 cents and 50 cents, suggesting affordable headwear options. customers are advised to bring the head size to ensure proper fit next time.
Brown, blue and red 18c. White, 8 and 10, 3 and 4 ply, 14¢. See the prices lower? This item lists multiple colors and yarn ply with a stated price and an invitation to compare lower pricing.
Big lot of ladies misses and children's Union Suits offered at 25 50 and 75 cents per suit. Also one lot ladies undervests worth 26 cents each to go at 12 4 cents or two for 25 cents.
About fifty dozen ladies vests and pants offered at a low price. Each vest or pant originally 56 cents, Monday sale price 25 cents per garment or 50 cents per suit.
A listing notes stylish kol lars priced at 15 cents each or two for 25 cents, with laundry service offered for 1 cent each.
The note reports Feather Ticking at 15c today and warns of overstock from cheaper prices. It urges closing out holdings before cotton money depletes at 11 1-2¢ per yard.
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