Park Shoe Co. January Clearance Sale Booms
The Park Shoe Co. runs a January clearance with a busy center bargain table and greatly reduced prices. Free excursion competition tickets are given with each dollar purchase every day this month.
09 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
1
The Park Shoe Co. runs a January clearance with a busy center bargain table and greatly reduced prices. Free excursion competition tickets are given with each dollar purchase every day this month.
Pleasantly entertaining social notes recount Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hackett hosting about 25 guests on Monday in honor of brother Ellis who left for Philadelphia. The evening featured dominos, checkers, music, singing by Minnie Ward, and a decorated dining room. Invited attendees include Nellé Whetbeck Minnie Ward Lillian Boggess Anna Tait Caroline Young and others. Also reported are a Terre Haute wedding invitation for John Crawford Barnett of Philadelphia to Miss Anna Crawford with several local attendees, and a Westminster basketball outlook noting a strong varsity team under Captain R G Kennedy. A Mikado benefit for Shenango Valley hospital will feature New Castle violinist Bartlett Briggs. Earl Hall and Cora Hall were married by Rev. Earl Wilfley, with celebrations at the bride’s Seventh Ward home.
Local store announces a full department clearance event promising old fashioned bargains and price cutting. Officials say preparations are on track and the sale will be complete across all departments for shoppers seeking deep discounts.
January stock is heavily tied up and must be reduced by at least half before stock-taking in two weeks. Management cites over-buying and late collections as causes. Early buyers can save as many items drop by about one dollar, with some cases larger discounts. Don’t miss this real sale.
The Sharon Telegraph notes upcoming and recent weddings with details on brides Miss Orchard and Maud Orchard, plus groom David Porter of Memphis. It also covers dances by Ponce De Leon Club and Lotus Club, Kensington club gatherings, and two early morning weddings at St Joseph's church. Social events at East Side Kensington, a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Elder and Canby, and a Ray Street fire department banquet are mentioned alongside a Lincoln Euchre club postponement.
A neighborhood grocer pledges to keep customers as permanent patrons by offering clean fresh vegetables and groceries at reasonable prices. The store emphasizes ongoing satisfaction over a one time sale and invites continued patronage.
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