The Sale that Bring the Crowds
Bargain shoppers are invited to a low price sale promising good values and economical savings. The store emphasizes advertised bargains and urges readers not to miss their share of discounts.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
7
Loom Ends defined and offered at sweeping factory sale
Loom-ends are short lengths from looms usually one to ten yards. Bundled at season end and sold by weight for less than raw material cost. Not trash. same quality as full pieces with money back satisfaction. Store offers 20 cases plus reductions across regular lines.
Don’t Delay Don’t Miss It Red Price Tickets Sale
Local store promotes a sweeping sale with red price tickets highlighted. Shoppers are urged to bring pocketbooks and neighbors to take advantage of the event, described as a customer-friendly promotion.
Weaving Prices and Yardage in Local Textile Ledger
A fragmented register lists assorted prints and crash fabrics with loom end prices. Entries mention 9,000 yards of American prints and bleached crash, plus brown crash, with per yard values and loom end costs. Strong entities include American Prints and Bleached Crash. no dates provided.
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