07 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
1
Next Saturday morning we start the largest sale in the city offering every item in the house at reduced prices. The sale runs rain or shine until December 9, 1902, at midnight, inviting residents to experience shopping unlike any other.
A store proclaims access for every shopper, pledging sunshine for the masses rather than the favored few. The establishment asserts every dollar performs the same work as a millionaire’s for the public good.
A fever pitch sale announces November 8 to December 8 1922 with 69 000 bargains across men’s clothing dress goods shoes hosiery and home goods. Piter directs a massive cash only clearance offering prices far below rivals as the store promises to unload all inventory with mass customer turnout from farmers workers and families alike.
Piles of cloaks for ladies misses and children line the floors with dresses skirts furs collars and a wide range of automobiles and coats. Big reductions promise prices never seen before in this city. Corsets ribbands tailor made suits and knit goods also discounted as the sale runs rain or shine from November Sth to December Sth at midnight.
The notice advertises Coates' Thread sale with spools priced at 7 for 25 cents and John Clark's non trust thread at 2 cents a spool. It also lists pins two papers for a cent and flocks and eyes two cards for a cent, claiming a thirty day promotional battle.
The Leader published by J Pizer of North Platte Nebraska serves as the newspaper's local edition. The listing notes the owner publisher and the city of operation.
A call invites readers to join a community harvest starting next Saturday morning November 8 with twenty five sales people ready to assist in all weather. The message welcomes all attendees.
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