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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
5
A local retailer announces a retiring from business sale featuring 450 sweater coats for ladies misses children men and boys in various colors and new 1910 styles. Prices range from 39c to 45c and 39c for assorted items with bulk lots offering bargains at opening season.
A retiring from business sale offers hundreds of shirt designs at reduced prices. Shirts in stock are described as high quality and well cut by experts with all sizes available. Prices range from $1.00 to 65 cents for various lots including $200 and $150 shirts and dress shirts in multiple sizes and colors.
A local retailer advertises retiring from business sale prices on Union Suits and shirts. Prices listed include $300 to $150 for bulk items, 2.00 to 0.75 dollars for various Union Suits, and 0.60 to 0.35 dollars for shirts and drawers, with children's undergarments from 8 to 20 cents.
The Hub offers boys knee suits and knicker sets at sale prices ranging from 1.56 to 8.75 dollars. Multiple styles listed include knee pants suits and knicker suits with several price points like 2.50, 3.60, and 4.00 dollars.
The Hub owner Mr. Little quits ready-to-wear. Eastern factories agreed to deliver orders but then allowed sale at 50 cents on the dollar. Includes latest fashions in suits overcoats and pants. Men and young men urged to attend to save about half.
Table Linens Sale offers 24 pieces assorted widths and prices suitable for households and institutions. 72 inch pure linen damask priced at 100 yards equivalent 150 and 125 quality. 72 inch damask yard 75 cents. 58 inch damask 45 cents. 60 inch satin finish damask 38 cents per yard with multiple patterns.
An OCR fragment lists various Littles pants sale prices including amounts like 2.50, 4.00, 1.78, and 1.25 with scattered letters and garbled words. The text appears as a jumble of price tags and incomplete phrases without coherent context or dates.
Bargains on white bed quilts with fringe and cut corners offered at low prices. Regular 1.98 value now 1.00 in retiring from business sale. Other quilts and spreads in white pink and blue priced up to 2.50 with various edge treatments. Total sale amount listed as 160 dollars.
A local retailer liquidates inventory with price cuts on ladies waists and skirts. Items include $5 and $6 waists, $2.45 and $3 waists, and bulk lots up to 31 waists. Some pieces described as mussed, assorted sizes available.
The store promotes laces and embroideries in French and German designs with a grand sale. It invites customers to visit the Star and see the retiring sale prices on a broad assortment.
The Hub advertises boys overcoats in assorted colors and sizes from 3 to 17. Prices mark down from four dollars to two dollars for younger sizes and six dollars for larger coats, touting values and retiring sale prices.
Readable ad copy notes a hosiery sale with textiles for men and families. Highlights include 50 dozen men's wool cashmere hose offered at a drastic reduction from previous prices, with a sale price of 26 cents per pair and original price cited as six pence more.
Advertises a retirement sale offering 7 percent and large wool blankets at heavy discounts. Items include 10-4 and 11-4 size blankets in colors and white, originally up to 150 dollars per pair, 12-4 wool nap blankets, and heavy comforts with regular values from 125 to 200 dollars, now reduced to 2 dollars to 15 dollars per item.
China and Granite Ware items listed at half price for a retirement sale. 14-quart Granite Dish Pans priced at 0 cents each. Granite Water Pails at 0 cents, Granite Wash Basins at 0 cents. China plates and sets including hand painted Japanese pieces also half price.
Women’s belts and felts offered in elastic gilt and leather in assorted colors. Stock includes 25 dozen items in various sizes. Sale price listed as 35 and 10 cents. Uncertain store location and exact sale terms due to damaged text.
Retiring from business sale offers all wool Broadcloth at 75¢ per yard and 52 inches wide in black gray tan navy. Fancy dress fabrics priced from 40¢ to 75¢ per yard with 36 inch width and assorted fall plaids. Large assortment of foreign and domestic weaves, all must be sold.
A long advertisement highlights 10000 yards of dress trimmings including braids and ruchings in all colors and widths. Prices range from 8 cents to 100 dollars a yard, with many items offered at half price and various quality levels noted.
Various silk and satin petticoats offered at reduced prices. Petticoats include $5 grade guaran teed Taffeta silk, All Silk Taffeta $3.50 grade now $2.00, Heatherbloom $2.50 and $3.19 grades now $1.39 to $1.75, black Heather Bloom and rustle Sateen options, with sale prices listed as 95 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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