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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
6
A promotional notice declares 10 dress patterns of 10 yards each will be given free to the first ten ladies entering the store at the opening of a sale on Saturday January 10 at 10 a.m. sharp. The event emphasizes a limited free offering to attract shoppers.
A local store promotes a bright fresh stock of desirable merchandise with plans for enticing bargains. Shoppers are invited to visit and judge for themselves promising real pleasure in selections and satisfaction.
The entire stock of the Palace Store high grade merchandise will be sacrificed on Saturday January 10 at 10 a m. The sale encompasses dry goods fancy goods ladies and children ready to wear suits coats dresses skirts waists underwear hosiery corsets blankets and more at drastic prices.
This notice urges shoppers to visit the Palace Store for a price sale replacing mail order purchases. It promises savings and the chance to see and feel every item before buying, inviting locals and newcomers and promising convincing deals.
Readable fragments show a clearance sale offering ladies all wool hose at 40c and 50c, sale price 28c. Children's cotton hose at 35c, sale 23c. Ladies all silk hose and children's all wool hose offered at reduced rates, including 15c for selected items.
All-wool 58-inch suiting regular prices up to 1.75 on sale per yard at 2.98. Wool-mixed dress goods on sale per yard at 0.15. All-wool serge on sale per yard 0.38 to 0.98. Silk messaline in all colors per yard. Toweling per yard 0.04. All-linen toweling 0.09. Percale on sale per yard 0.08. 9-4 sheeting on sale per yard 0.19.
Vintage list shows wash goods and muslins on clearance with per yard prices. Apron Gingham at 6c, Outing Flannel 8c, 36 inch Muslins 5c, Mercerized Satteens 36 inch 18c per yard. Total stock 4000 yards available in April.
A fragmented sale notice lists various small items including pins buttons shoe laces dress combs and paper goods with several prices such as 15c and 25c. The readable text resembles a late 19th or early 20th century bargain listing from a local shop.
A small stock of waists is offered at 25c and 89c with another lot priced from 4.50 to 8.00 at 2.78 each. The notice invites shoppers to view the displays and assess the value at the Palace.
A local retailer advertises remaining furs with bold urgency promising deep cuts to clear stock. Limited assortments remain for quick sale and customers are urged to act fast.
Come and See The importance of these very remarkable price reductions to every lady in Leavenworth and vicinity is best learned by a personal inspection of the goods. Every item listed in this advertisement, and many more, will be offered at such attractive prices that shrewd shoppers will realize that now is the time to buy and save money.
Ribbons four and five inches wide are on sale at 15 cents per yard. Ladies and children's sweaters are offered at half price during this sale.
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