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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
Store offers a wide range of muslin undergarments for women and children including slips, corset covers, gowns and skirts with lace, embroidery and ribbon details priced from 48¢ to $1.98. Also promoting groceries with cheap prices on raisins, potatoes, Jello, apricots, peaches, beans, pork and beans, and cookies, emphasizing quality over “cheap” goods.
A local store describes its merchandising approach centering on community needs and wants. The text states staff supply desired merchandise when requested at customer approved prices and operate as a distributing station at the public’s service until complete satisfaction is achieved.
An old notice highlights sardines sold in regular size tins priced at six cans for 30 cents, ready to serve on any table.
Small tins offered with typical over the counter items priced at 25 cents for nine cans. The note lists tin products commonly found in shops priced per bundle.
The regular ten cent size Quaker Corn Flakes are offered at five packages for twenty five cents as a Market Day promotion.
A small ad lists Lake Herring, usually called White Fish, at 55e W. H. Baker Chocolate. Prices: 1% lb bar 18 cents per bar, 2 bars 35 cents.
An old label advertises Lye Hominy Regular 24 percent in a can with a sale price of 4 for 25 cents. The note mentions a common bundle of 3 cans for 25 cents and offers a 4-pack promo for 25 cents.
Bargains feature 1.00 value men s laundered shirts and 10¢ to 1.88 value items. One lot includes men s tan and black oxfords. Another lot offers boys dress and work shoes priced around 1.45.
A market notice highlights Wyandotte Cleanser at 10 cents and Pure Fruit Jam at 20 cents per jar. It mentions new offerings in the Fish Department and signals a sale attractively at the store.
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