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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
5
A bold promotion pledges a saving of cents to on purchases, declaring a 30 day campaign to outpace all rivals within 50 miles. The store vows massive crowds, cash payments, and a dramatic event with a red ticket guiding shoppers.
A city sales pitch proclaims a colossal discount event with 42 000 items and red price tags. Advertisers urge shoppers to gather funds for a grand, all out sale on a planned Saturday, promising wholesale prices, no bait and switch, and huge crowds.
A long running stock clearance launches on Saturday August 12 and ends September 6. The event aims to move a large merchandise stock and energize shoppers nationwide in a free country.
An ad urges readers to buy merchandise with cash only and promises full refunds if items are not satisfactory. It emphasizes immediate payment, no approvals, and strict return rules including exceptions for cut bolts and Saturday policies. It also encourages purchasing to secure wealth and mansions, framing the offer as a moral duty.
Saturday morning sale offers a large stock of new ribbons from the manufacturer. Prices range from 3c to 19c and up, with multiple price points including 3c 4c 6c 7c 9c 11c 14c and 19c.
Hayss Picketts offers oil cloth linoleums curtains rugs carpets and more at prices lower than ever before. The salens aims to offset stiff competition and draw buyers with unheard of bargains. Act now before the sale ends.
Hayes and Picketts offers discount on dress shirts touted as world renowned with prices from 21.37 to 150. The sale also includes men s work shirts driving gloves and work gloves as part of the clearance event.
A brief item notes a lively event expected to energize local crowds with heat and excitement in the historic district. No specific dates or participants are given in the readable text.
Avoid frustration and confusion with clear shop guidelines. Do not request returns or exchanges on Saturdays. Be courteous to fellow shoppers, manage your funds, and shop calmly to not be broke next week.
A historic line promotes coffee, yeast, soap, syrups, canned goods, bulk coffee, navy beans, rice, mead, kerosene, tobacco, tea and fresh fruit at lower prices. Jonesie covers freight. Hayes and Pickett set prices for customers.
A playful promotion extols a wide range of shoes for boys, girls, ladies, and babies. The lively ad promises great value and urges families to visit and outfit everyone in the household with ample selections.
The notice advertises a wide range of goods including capes muslin underwear summer undergarments belts hoses chatelains purses handkerchiefs fancy neckwear perfumes toilet articles ribbons combs collars and jewelry offered at lower prices than longtime sellers. The emphasis is on a large assortment of ladies wear and accessory items available to shoppers.
The notice proclaims Fire Sntoke and Water backed by the sheriff offering large price cuts for the next thirty days. It invites readers to join the procession and partake of thousands of bargains awaiting them at the location.
A promotional notice claims a factory in Ireland failed to supply table linen and promises low prices while stock lasts. The message urges immediate purchase of linen supplies, suggesting prices won’t be this low again.
A short promotional note promises cheaper goods labeled Calicees and Ginghams with cash deals. It touts fast payment and clean, good value, urging readers to prefer this offer over others.
A Cincinnati retailer promotes corsets with a thirty day price window. The ad claims no buyer will pay more elsewhere for the same quality, urging swift purchases.
The store showcases a wide array of notions lined from wall to wall. Enter to find the whole house ablaze with bargains and varied items for sale.
Local shop advertises a large stock of men’s hats and caps brand new from wholesale sources. Prices slashed to clear balance stock with aggressive discounts described as slaughtered.
Big store advertises a sale on calico fabric with 10 yards for Tec customers and a promise of best quality. Purchases of five dollars or more qualify for the deal, encouraging shoppers to stock up during the promotion.
The notice invites the public to attend a city Carnival of Cash Getting, promising all on display with no reserves and prices lower than elsewhere. Welcome signs say clerks will greet guests at front and side doors as doors open next Saturday morning.
A local ad promotes buy two papers of pins at 2 cents and one paper of needles at 1 cent. It claims this deal offers 9 cents worth of work for 15 cents elsewhere, emphasizing value for readers.
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