Towel Special During Sale on Huck Towels
Forty dozen hemmed Huck towels offered at one dollar per dozen. Quality and size suitable for household use. Limited sale details indicate bulk discount and price per dozen.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
5
Forty dozen hemmed Huck towels offered at one dollar per dozen. Quality and size suitable for household use. Limited sale details indicate bulk discount and price per dozen.
Several new seta of Val Lace Val Headings and round mesh Vals plus novelty Torchon sets and other items will enhance the face sation during the sale. We have secured special rates for the sale. Ask to see them per yard.
The sale runs February 3, 4 and 6 offering new lines at reduced prices. Embroideries Muslin underwear table linens and napkins lead a list of items discounted below usual lows. White goods silks dress goods cotton and woolens lace and other lines also feature strong values. Several lots of winter goods are marked for clearance regardless of original values. All sale items are arranged for easy selection and inspection is invited.
Embroidery bargains sweep in thousands of yards of spring embroideries from a major eastern supplier at Rock Bottom market prices. New spring creations include flounces, bands, Swiss galloons, insertions, and corset cover embroidery in Nainsook and Cambria. Discounts of 10 percent apply to all embroideries already marked. Various patterns and per yard prices range from 25 to 4.00, with Exquisite patterns priced up to 4.00.
A Maslin section touts cheap cotton goods with a 10 percent discount. It highlights corset covers, muslin drawers, skirts, gowns, and combination underwear in multiple styles and sizes, claiming large stock and unusually low prices to attract shoppers ahead of the next season.
Invoices done and after inventory prices apply now on all Ladies and Misses Tailored Suits. Prices compare favorably to regular skirts, with several months wear plus next fall look. Bargains listed include suits at $20 to $15 and other discounted amounts, urging immediate purchase while stock lasts.
A local retailer announces a White Sale discount of ten percent on all Ladies Men’s and Children’s high shoes to clear the 1909 1910 winter stock. Shoppers are urged to consider the broad class of goods and the low regular prices as reasons to buy now.
Last year during the White Sale we offered special prices on room size rugs and many customers took advantage. This year we will present a larger variety of patterns and grades and price them as low as last year or even lower despite the advance. Visit the rug department during the sale as 9x12 Tap and Axminster Rugs will be included.
The note invites customers to view fresh matting patterns arriving early in the season. It promises attractive designs and low prices, encouraging quick interest in the new stock.
We offer lace curtains at reduced prices to clear room for new stock. 8 pairs Madras net extra plain quality at 3.00 per pair. 8 pairs Madras net full size with pretty pattern worth 260 to close at 2.75 per pair. 4 pairs Filet net valued at 3.50 to close at 1.59 per pair. 8 pairs Cable net curtains originally 2.00 to close at 1.59 per pair.
During the White Sale, the store presents 1910 dress fabrics and silks for spring and summer wear. A broad range includes Irish poplin in multiple colors, Hymelia cloth, Piccamingabe Sweden, Percales, Galatea, Ginghams, Madras, Chambray, and woolens like Cashmers and Serge, with prices from 26 to 175 cents per yard.
A newspaper note highlights a White Sale with various fabrics and prices. Items include India linens, checks and stripes, Mercerized cottons, poplins, Percale, Muslin, Madras, Flaxon, and Linen blends. Prices range from 10 to 75 cents per yard with multiple patterns and finishes listed.
A local store highlights a special sale on table linens and napkins with an unusually good value and an attractive range of patterns. Shoppers receive a ten percent discount from the low prices on all grades, making it easy to add to their supply.
The store promotes spring and summer silks in natural and bright shades including Marajah Rough Silk and Ponge Rough Silk options. Also features 3% inch and 34 inch fabrics, patterns, and new hat styles. Hats are sold in three price lots from $5 to $2.50 with additional single dress patterns and trimmed hats discounted.
Jag Cheatham Mrs C L Kenney Guy Morrison James Terhune Harry Caldwell Boyd Curtis J F Forster Mrs Virginia Johnson Miss Bess Miss Edna Stramcke Miss Cornelia Ludwigs Mrs Oscar Andreen Mrs E W White John Majors all traveled to Kansas City for short visits or business on different days from Wednesday to Thursday.
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