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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
2
Nearly three hundred pieces of ladies neckwear offered at half price. Items include samples and stock, slightly soiled, cleaned by water. Hats and sailor hats heavily discounted with limited quantities. One hat per customer, numerous styles in black and white, originally one dollar and fifty cents.
Store advertises low expenses and daily operations in Seattle's business section. Emphasizes clean merchandise, eye catching offer to visit, and a money back guarantee if items are not as represented. Encourages customers to compare prices and quality.
For ladies misses and children the sale promises thousands of dollars in china glassware and crockery at half price. Hundreds of articles available with every item costing only half the regular price. Every want at half is worth consideration.
Advertising copy offers half regular prices on tire stock and three weight colors. Hose sold tomorrow two pairs for a quarter, shirts 8 1 4c each, ties in silk washable fabrics, men’s soft front designs selling at 7 4c and 1.00.
A fragmented advert lists prices for various small goods including laces, hairpins, needles and pins, cotton fabric, ladies neckwear, embroidery, tea pots, lace curtains, gilt clocks, and wash dress goods. Many items show low cent values and dollar amounts, reflecting bulk sale pricing.
The Cloak Department promotes affordable ready-to-wear garments with specials designed for economical buyers. Tomorrow features many of the best values Seattle has seen in clothing items. Examples of the savings are listed.
A local sale advertises skirts in sizes 24 to 46 at 1.98 each, with regular tags at 2.60 to 3.50 and former sale prices up to 16.50. Garments feature fancy mixtures and herringbone stripes, with alterations charged at cost and no approval required. Buy early for best selection.
The notice promotes a mill end sale featuring imported Pevealer in plain and corded textures with printed patterns and colorways. Prices are low with fabrics like Ginghames offered at a nickel per yard and child’s dresses and aprons sewn while stocks last, with a limit of 10 yards per customer.
Over two thousand yards of fine lawns dimities and mulls offered at 12 1 2 cents per yard. Mill End sale features plain and novelty white goods 1907 designs in assorted weights and colors.
Local sale offers white waists at 1.00 and shirt waists at 1.25 while baby bonnets move at 0.19 and long kimonos at 1.49. Nobby jackets listed at 7.50, with other girls wash dresses priced from 2.50 to 2.48 as a new line arrives.
Bargain prices quoted at 10 cents for 25 cents with hose labeled as boys and girls double knee double heel and double toe. Regular price items on display. Tomorrow only, tied to a promotional offer.
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