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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
8
A local retailer promotes a spring stock update with brighter colors and lighter fabrics. The feature highlights style and quality as the season shifts away from winter garb toward fresh outfits.
A bold sales note touts low prices and high quality with emphasis on the Golden Eagle stock and new stock. It frames the organization as a willing servant to customers and highlights salient points of value, quality, and style.
The ad promotes white lawn shirt waists with trim and detachable collars at a special Golden Eagle sale. It touts silk and satin waists, noting many satin waists sell for six dollars elsewhere, with colors including wine, drab, tan, tobacco, and navy and a discounted Golden Eagle price.
Sedalia shop proclaims a Golden Eagle Slaughter Sale on women’s tailor-made suits. Ground-floor cloak room offers exclusive spring apparel with several all-wool venetian twill designs and Eton styles priced to attract buyers, up to $15 regular, sale $10 to $12.50.
Readable exhibits on Second Street and the nine displays on Ohio Street promise interest to passersby.
The Golden Eagle advertises hats in new golf shapes fedoras and pashas at seven fifty, claiming lower prices than wholesale stores. It markets boys and children's headgear, waists and collars in percales with reduced pricing to undercut competition, promising loss coverage by the store.
The store showcases a rich stock of children’s suits for ages 3 to 16 with Europe and America novelty styles and staple shapes. Double breasted fancy vests for 8 to 16 year olds feature dark red colors and silk embroidery in white and blue. To see them is to buy one, but space limits further display.
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