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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
6
Scudamore Bros in Casey announces a final sale on November 26 offering 4000 dollars worth of new merchandise at deeply discounted prices. Odd lots single pieces and remnants fill the stock with guaranteed quality and accurate representations.
Foiar tie all Clothing Closing out a few suits at 40c on the dollar with Means Men's 1150 suits go at 4.60 A few hundred of the best sit and overcoats left to go at 40c on the dollar Your last chance to buy Clothing from Scudamore Bros Casey
A newspaper listing shows men and young men overcoats on sale at $10 00, raincoats at $8 00 and $5 00, with additional reference to other price points. Units labeled LITTLE S indicate catalog formatting for the sale items.
Retirement sale of table damask and satin finish linens including 72 inch chalk pure linen damask 125 per yard patterns and assorted widths. Fresh factory stock with new patterns 60 inch damask polka dot fleur de lis rosebud pansy offered to households and hospitality buyers.
All wool broad cloth in black grey tan navy 52 inches wide at 75 cents per yard. An wool fancy dress goods 100 values in all colors and black also 75 cents per yard. 40 specs dress goods 36 inch wide in all colors with plaid patterns offered at 50 cents.
Advertises blankets and comforts at deep discounts as a business retirement sale. Highlights multiple blanket sizes and colors with reduced prices from 0.59 to 1.39 and comforts around 0.95 to 1.60, urging customers to view the stock before closing.
Advert shows $1.50 wool shirts for men in navy and army colors with twill flannel fabric, full cut, curved sleeve facings, inside neck band, mother-of-pearl buttons, and large placket pocket. Final price stated as $1.50.
A catalog-style listing shows multiple shoe options with prices and sizes for ladies, kids, and men. Items include fleece lined, patent leather, box calf, and queen quality styles ranging from 96 cents to 4.00 dollars, with sizes 2 to 13 noted across categories.
Fragments describe all-wool suits in greys and blacks priced from 15 to 58 dollars. Mentions Little's store and heavy weight worsteds with references to sales, quality claimed by top makers, and discount pricing.
Braids and ruchings shop declares retirement with a sale on 10000 yards of dress trim mings including silk and linen ruching. Prices range from 8 cents to 1.00 a yard with every item at half price, offered by bolt or piece to clear stock.
A noisy price list shows The Hub offering boys knee suits at final sale price and knee pants at varied low prices. It also lists overshoes and rubber sandals with small dollar amounts and a Knickerbocker item priced around six dollars.
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