Tae Leapar Leads the Field in The Leader Note
Tae Leapar remains in the lead as The Leader highlights ongoing coverage of local competitive events. The brief item notes steady progress and ongoing visibility for Leapar in current reporting.
15 Aug 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1895
Page
1
Tae Leapar remains in the lead as The Leader highlights ongoing coverage of local competitive events. The brief item notes steady progress and ongoing visibility for Leapar in current reporting.
An 1890 notice proclaims August 10 as the closeout date to clear entire summer stock for new fall and winter goods. It promises unprecedented reductions across all lines and highlights eye opening prices to attract shoppers.
A local dry goods sale advertises large markdowns on silks, cambrics, linens, and cottons with prices cut from high to low. Men and boys clothing including suits, pants, and jackets are heavily reduced, alongside domestics, linens, and household items. Also advertised are groceries, groceries, and miscellaneous items with substantial price cuts to clear stock.
We have made a reduction all through this department such as Corsets Veiling Vests Ties Ribbons Saers Hose Bed spreads etc in Men's Underwear Overshirts Collars Ties Suspenders etc etc
Public notice declares a Clearing Sale with reduced prices across footwear. Ladies and misses button shoes, knitted and fine items, children’s styles, and men's work shoes are advertised at deep discounts, including specific prices and mention of price parity despite market changes. Strong entities include Ladies, Misses, Child, Men, and the seller.
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