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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
3
Lewis Bros. & Co. plans to raise fifty thousand dollars to pay bills. The well known firm, called the world's greatest price slashers and bargain givers, operates coast to coast as the Sensational Price Wreckers with orders to raise the money at any cost.
A Pendleton retailer announces an opening sale at 9 o'clock featuring massive price reductions on all merchandise. The advert promises war prices and a guarantee of value, touting a storewide blaze of bargain tickets and the largest turnout from miles around.
A retailer declares impossible to beat our prices, saying profit is ignored to offer genuine bona fide sale discounts. The ad claims fixed one price for all and invites women familiar with cloak, suit, and skirt prices to attend, promising safe shopping for children too.
A full line of mens and boys clothing hats caps shoes and furnishings plus ladies and misses suits cloaks shirt waists skirts kimonos shoes and furnishings. Children and infants ready to wear garments rugs blankets quilts piece goods embroideries notions and more available.
The ad proclaims a loss sale with over one hundred fifty thousand dollars of top quality merchandise offered at low prices not reserving any item. Shoppers are urged to buy in cash from any department, promising many surprises and significant savings.
A retailer states a urgent plan to raise $50,000 by selling high quality merchandise at deep discounts within fifteen selling days. The note emphasizes no external help, only a department wide sale to meet bills and a strong appeal to customers to attend this season’s event.
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