People say enough to rising prices at woolen mills
An immense drive to cut profits and force price relief targets the woolen mills and manufacturer. The message from the public is clear no tolerance for ongoing price inflation and the burden on consumers.
Public call to cut prices to aid public relief
A Baltimore clothing maker announces a ten percent price cut as retailers urge consumer cooperation to push prices down. The appeal argues manufacturers have driven costs for five years, now facing a public duty to act and lower Fall stock prices.
Just When You Need it Most 20 Percent Storewide Sale
A Memorial Day sale proclaims twenty per cent reductions on every article in the store from collars to suits. Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Fashion Park, Cortley Clothes and other brands are included as the retailer emphasizes deep cuts to counter high living costs. The campaign promises 20 percent off on underwear, hats, shirts, sweaters, neckwear, belts, bath robes, gloves, pajamas, leather goods, collars, hosiery, and remaining summer fabrics.
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20 Percent Off Sale Promises Deep Storewide Reductions
A newspaper ad urges shoppers to save 20 percent on Hart Schaffner and Marx suits and all items. Prices drop from $35 to $28 for a suit, $8 shirts to $6.40, hats, belts, overalls, and undergarments all reduced, with many items advertised below cost. The campaign claims every article will be discounted and no item spared.
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