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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
5
Dress goods including Henriettas Melrose Venitians Serges Silks and Satins offered at 9c to 98c with claims of direct-from-maker sourcing and prices far below elsewhere. Ad highlights big sale during high carnival period urging buyers to purchase multiple patterns.
Saturday morning sale in Plattsmouth offers an immense ribbon stock from the manufacturer. Ribbons range from 10c to 1.00 a yard with varieties from dainty Undermuslin to wide sash ribbons. Sold at 3c to 38c in assorted silk satin tafetta crepe prints and warps.
A retailer pledges strong corset savings for the next thirty days claiming no buyer will pay double the price elsewhere for the same quality. The promotion aims to spark urgency with temporary discounts.
A surgical operation has taken place in coats skirts and waists. We have cut the prices so deep that they are not recognizable and now they are yours if you get here in time.
A sales pitch advertises radical hose lines priced at 4c 6c 11c and up to 19c with claims of unbeatable low prices, urging customers to shop now for cheaper hosiery than ever before.
A Dublin area factory collapse leaves surplus linens offered at reduced prices. The notice urges buyers to act fast or risk missing the unusually low rates on table linens and related goods.
Advertises mens suspenders at lower price than boys suspenders and Rockford socks offered to all at 4 cents per pair with claimed benefit to shoppers.
The Coates Dry Goods Co offers men shirts at 30c during a Cash Getting Carnival. Dress shirts commonly sold at 1.25 to 1.50 are reduced to 98c. The sale also includes men driving and working gloves.
Brand new men s hats and caps from the wholesale market offered at deep discounts. Stock limited as prices are slaughtered to clear balance.
The ad declares overcoats priced at 2.98 as half the cost elsewhere in town. It touts cheap clothing across men's hats and related items, urging quick cash purchases and large family buys, promising unprecedented low prices from Coates Dry Goods Company.
A promotional notice invites shoppers to attend a major sale in the city opening Thursday March 12 and ending Monday April 13 at midnight. Doors open with welcoming staff, all items on display, and prices described as far lower than elsewhere. Clerks promise courteous service and no refunds on Saturdays due to busyness.
A large reduction sale on Men s Finest Clothing runs thirty days beginning Thursday March 12. Thousands of all wool suits retailing at 20 dollars are offered at 14 50 while fancy worsted trousers drop from 4 50 to 3 50. Guarantees and cash only with no exchanges on Saturdays.
The Coates Dry Goods Co announces a household sale promising low prices on oil cloth, portieres, lace curtains, blankets and other items. Advertises unbeatable buying chances meant to outshine competitors and urges buyers to shop early before prices rise.
Brand new wool and cotton blankets arriving from the wholesale market. Prices slaughtered to balance, offering substantial savings. Buy now to ensure usable blankets before winter ends and be grateful for the timely notice.
The ad touts daily shoe sales for men women and children inviting all ages to shop. It promises abundant inventory and urges customers to buy for the whole family, highlighting the centrality of shoes in daily life.
A local store touts ladies coats at 4.98 and jackets or cravettes at 6.98, claiming values double or more than other shops. Shoppers are urged to hurry and see the selections and prices.
A vintage sale notice proclaims calicos and ginghams cheaper than dirt with emphasis on cash payments and abundant quantities. The phrasing mirrors a storefront pitch encouraging quick, full payment.
A store advertises an immense line of Ladies' Underwear and Men's Underwear with prices described as two for the price of one elsewhere. It claims a wide range of weights and styles and asserts their prices are the lowest.
Plainly stated price offers: silk petticoats priced 50c to 2.27 saving buyers from higher costs elsewhere. $1.49 specials claimed as the biggest value for top $3.00 to $4.00 items, and $1.98 rounds out enticing deals. With every $5.00 purchase, customers receive 10 spools of machine thread for 10c or 10 yards calico for 10c.
A store pledges a free skirt to the first lady on opening morning with a bold promise to serve the common people and offer thread or calico at predictable prices. The message emphasizes community loyalty and openness against trust or combine influence.
The store promotes a Carnival sale with big red price marks and two papers of pins for one cent. Bargains include hooks and eyes at two cards for ten cents and a wide range of Muslin and Summer Underwear Gloves belts hosiery bags purses kimonos ribbons dress lace and lace trimming claimed to cost less than traditional prices over the past years.
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