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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
2
Loom Ends mean goods under forty or fifty yard lengths for export and lacking minor flaws in napkins stitching or color. These are new goods fresh from looms, offered at loom cost to buyers, with substantial savings compared with regular retail.
An annual opportunity arrives for Mitchell women with baskets and boxes containing handkerchiefs priced at 2c 3c and 5c. The items are described as self talking, inviting purchase in town venues.
Offer presents hundreds of pairs of ladies and misses hose in good sizes and solid quality. Claim that low prices reflect buying capacity and insist customers get serviceable comfortable stock without old numbers.
A promotional notice touts wholesale dress goods at deep discounts across fabrics and accessories. It promises low prices on ginghams, prints, taffeta silks, peau de soie, black taffeta, cotton suitings, mohair and more with emphasis on outfit-wide savings and customer satisfaction.
The ad touts blankets sold at 48c to 75c with slight border flaws, offering 20 000 pairs in the state at bargain prices. It promises big surprises by week’s end and notes variations in color white grey and tan with multiple price points for regular and “goc” blankets.
Yardage sale offers 30 000 yards of flannelettes lawns sateens fleece backs and Percales from 40c to 10c per yard with all at 2 12 cents per yard. A striking bargain unlikely to recur.
Yardage pieces described as mill remnants range from five to ten yards with varying textures light and dark lawn dimity percales. Prices sweep from 10c to 35c per yard, with a standard tag of 24c per yard and an invitation to consider the value for shoppers.
From the mills direct to the ladies that wear them, yellow tags indicate prices. No limit on yards for purchase. Open all day with no special hours, until supplies run out.
A line of fleeced and double fleeced goods offered at deep discounts from 5c to 123c. The selection includes long pieces and the 35c quality sold for 10c, with many items attracting quick demand.
An advertising pitch promises an extensive line of goods with many more items than shown. It highlights interesting prices and elegant patterns and urges customers to inspect, compare, and judge on merit and value.
About 90 days ago two large mills had broken lots sold at the Bee Hive underwear supplying shoppers who believed their needs met. The ad touts low prices for wool garments and warns quoting here would mislead readers into cotton territory.
A list of small goods with bulk sale pricing including pins spools thread hair brushes combs buttons thimbles needles mirrors perfumes vaseline and alarm clocks with items priced from 1c to 69c, describing compact household and personal items likely from a vintage retailer catalog.
Our Loom End sale brings Mr. Goltra from the Bee Hive of Sioux Falls with the same merchandise that drew buyers from surrounding towns. The store touts a strong buying proposition and urges customers to come early for scarce stock and many special lines.
A Kansas Concordia illness story highlights nine Fullerton brothers and Ed Fullerton in Europe, rushing from across the United States to comfort a stricken sibling. They abandon business plans and travel costs to be at his side, showing a rare family bond and duty. The list of attending siblings includes Joan Fullerton Beloit, Robert Fullerton Des Moines, James G Fullerton Minneapolis, George J Fullerton Minneapolis, Thomas Fullerton Mitchell SD, Joseph Fullerton St. Joseph, Albert Fullerton Sioux City, H H Fullerton St Louis, and K H Fullerton Concordia.
An advertisement touts DeWitt Co Chicago Witch Hazel Salve as a superior cure for piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases. It warns of counterfeit copies and urges readers to ask for DeWitt’s genuine salve sold by Scallin Bros.
Paris law forces each arrondissement to wash scrub and renovate exterior buildings. Two arrondissements are cleaned yearly and in ten years the entire city is refreshed. The writer suggests London and other great cities would show a similar striking contrast.
A bully poem is read aloud to intimates who critique harshly while tearing it apart to show how it pleases or offends a crowd. The piece argues writers must work daily, seeking audience endorsement to succeed.
A church festival palmist proclaims a young woman engaged to marry in a joke that turns on an engagement ring. The quip highlights how science is misused to claim certainty while exposing the crowd’s irony and misdirection.
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