10 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
1
Only 20 coats remain from Beautiful Plush Coats line. Salt Seal Plush garments of finest quality offered at 34 percent off. Regular prices ranged from 25 to 50 dollars, with savings against anticipated higher prices next season. Coats appeal as staple and dressy for any occasion.
Seasonal stock of high grade women coats in new plait colors and fur trim, many styles suitable for next season. All sizes and colors available with no reservations. Prices slashed from standard amounts to half, with savings of up to $23 on select cloth coats.
A brief sale notice offers dressy shoes at six and seven dollars. The ad notes limited sizes and a rapid clearance as stock is reduced for quick sale.
A local sale advertises discounted clothing with prices slashed on suits and overcoats. Items include suits priced from 12.50 to 22.50, large discounts on men’s novelty overcoats, and 25 percent off men’s and boys’ coats, with regular prices ranging 10 to 20 dollars.
The notice promotes a January sales event with added daily specials and house cleaning emphasis. It urges customers to buy odds and broken items at reduced prices to clear inventory quickly and secure bargains for future use.
Mews Shoes advertises a large stock of men’s footwear with low prices. Highlights include a $7 grade black lace shoe at $5.50, black or tan options in English taste, and multiple overshoe values from $1.75 to $4.60.
Word has been learned that George W. Steve of Savatvnahi, formerly a Kyaimond man at Bacitie Junettoni, recently met with an accident in which he lost an arm. He was employed by the railroad at Bavaritals for several years. Other Junction Items include J. J. Chandler visiting Glenwood Tuesday and Mrs. Jessie DeLashmutt visiting Omaha Saturday.
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