No-rush Promise of Value in Consumer Appeal
A seller argues that true value means paying a fair price for quality. The message contrasts cheap options with higher costs and discounts the idea of always chasing the lowest price.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
2
A seller argues that true value means paying a fair price for quality. The message contrasts cheap options with higher costs and discounts the idea of always chasing the lowest price.
Demonstrations of Folgers coffees and National Biscuit cookies and crackers planned for next Saturday afternoon at the store. Customers invited to sample goods while shopping. Includes groceries Buckwheat eight pound bags 80c, corned beef 12-02 cans 35c, Sunburst flour 3.20, Longhorn Cheedar 35c lb, New Dates 30c per package, White Naphtha soap 10 bars 75c.
A catalog of hardware items priced for sale includes hacksaws pliers and blued steel tools, flat and adjustable wrenches, padlocks and hooks, dust pans enamel kettles and cream and grey enameled pails, galvanized pails and buckets with prices ranging from 8c to 1 85 dollars.
Geo R Cook reports from Rolfe Iowa with Rev W H Welch of Dayton recounting Meuse front experiences and Knight Jas W Hunter of Newton delivering an eloquent address on the order. Chairman Ferguson arranged the program followed by social card games and visits among the veterans and townsfolk.
The passage praises Silver Leaf as the most practical organization in the city while noting the crew’s return home and anticipation of a future event.
A listing of early livestock sale dates around Rolfe Iowa with buyers and sale locations. Also church notes from the Methodist congregation including service times past and upcoming events led by Rev. A H Bryan and others with emphasis on the Centenary Movement and community prayers. The piece highlights upcoming sermons by Rev O M Bond and an evening on The Re Building of Europe led by Prof Bloom.
Dobbs Pearce Boot Shop announces its shoe sale will close Saturday evening. Dobbs Pearce advertises the event amid church notes from Rolfe Presbyterian including Health Sunday plans and a Washington birthday patriotic service.
The Rolfe Presbyterian church calls for renewed community service as members urge newcomers to join next Sunday. A note highlights pastor outreach and fellowship, while mentioning a member named Mr. Hakes facing a serious operation and the uncertain fate of Russian peasantry seeking liberty versus bread and meat.
Sunday service in Norwegian at 11:00 a m. Confirmation class meets February 22 at 2:00 p m. Ladies Aid meets February 20 at 2:00 p m. Lieut Legard B Hakes now at Fort Sheridan. mother Mrs Montague Hakes with him. Father visited last evening. injuries worse than expected but he remains cheerful and unable to walk.
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