21 May 1909
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Newspaper
Narka News
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
1
The buyers announce completion of the Clay Center store purchase and pledge to use joint buying power to place the Narka business ahead in the county. They urge readers to study all advertisements and promise frequent updates to friends.
This notice promises an opportunity to acquire several pairs of fine lace curtains at reduced rates. It lists prices around $1.50 per pair and $1.25 for certain items, with additional figures like 3.00 and 2.24 indicating bulk or varied pricing reflecting a clearance sale.
A local shop advertises mens dress shirts in fresh colors patterns and fabrics. This week’s sale features shirts priced at 2.00 1.50 1.00 75c 50c and 43c each offering multiple styles and fabrics.
This ad promotes a weekly sale on men’s neckwear with bold price cuts. Regular 50 cent ties reduced to 29 to 37 cents, regular 35 cent ties to 29 cents, regular 95 cent ties to 9? cents, and 16 cent ties to 5? cents, all for one week only.
A local retailer offers a selection of all wool men and boys pants in light and heavy weights. Both long pants and knee lengths are available at prices reduced for this week's special sale.
Calicoes in all colors and side bands offered in a broad spring assortment. High quality standard textiles advertised by Calicoes with yard pricing of six to ten cents.
A lone notice describes a dark grey wool pants item for men and boys sold at a single regular price per yard. The readable text provides no firm names, dates, or locations.
On sale per yard are Mill Remnants 21012 yard lengths in blue and brown ginghams. Fast colors and strong value at 10¢ per yard in neat pieces.
Readable text notes two to twelve yard pieces of ginghams sold at bale price. Items described as fancy dress fabrics with price stated as 2 shillings per piece and 10 cents in a stylized listing.
Local sale lists 34 inch Chambray in solid blue with soft finish and fast colors. Ideal for waists and children dresses, originally 18 cents per yard, offered at 10 cents.
Useful remnants of cotton dress goods and wool blends sold by piece at 10 to 25 cents per yard. Large assortment in remnant lengths available while they last. Don’t miss the bargain counter in the store for the best and most desirable goods offered at half price or less.
Local pattern shop emphasizes McCall Patterns as the standard for years. It notes exclusive territory rights and a large stock on hand with spring sewing in mind. A style sheet is offered free at the pattern counter.
Readable lines list prices for bananas oranges lemons rice corn beans fish and soap. Items include pork and beans cans corn beans beans and prcies for coal oil gasoline.
Local shop showcases white embossed and floral decorated china from England J G Meakins. Sets range from 56 pieces for 6.00 dollars to 112 pieces for 11.00 dollars for white embossed, and 56 pieces for 9.00 dollars to 112 pieces for 16.50 dollars for floral patterns with extra dishes available.
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