Real Economy Sale At Store Rear Table
Odds and ends of stock laid out on a rear table at very small prices. One lot of ladies corsets valued at $1.00 selling at 69 cents. This sale highlights bargain pricing and clearance items offered to shoppers.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
8
Odds and ends of stock laid out on a rear table at very small prices. One lot of ladies corsets valued at $1.00 selling at 69 cents. This sale highlights bargain pricing and clearance items offered to shoppers.
Advertises ladies vests and pants in multiple sizes with fleece lined Egyptian yarn priced at 25c, men’s fleece lined pants or vests at 50c, plus embroidery remnants belts and string ties. Also offers hemmed fabrics with various prices, colored bandana handkerchiefs in blues and reds at 8 1 3c or three for 25c.
Granite Lodge No 272 A F and A M will meet in special communication at 7 30 pm with first degree work all master Masons invited J C Parmerlee W M S M Hodges secretary A pin boy at a bowling alley was struck on the head and knocked unconscious later recovered and attended the theatre J M Cain promotes blended coffee with promised savings and quality J F Billiott B F McChure Hughesville stockmen return from Chicago with seven carloads of cattle at a fair market
Sedalia MO piano dealer advertises bargains including One Wellington $150 One Kingsburg $165 One Gramer $200 Two square pianos $30 and $50 New Chicago Cottage organ $47.50 Three Esteys $10 $20 and $25 Nine Chickering pianos $450 with terms. Also Whipple Coal Co offers coal and Norris assists at yard office. Prairie Queen lodge Odd Fellows receives two more applications with charter list open until December 1.
Charles Murray charged with attempting to burn the calaboose at Lamonte was bound over yesterday afternoon in 300. He failed to post bond and was jailed. Assistant Prosecutor Bohling represented the state at the hearing.
Strayed or stolen dark bay horse about 15 hands high and 1000 pounds. White hind feet, rope scar on right hind, scar on front of right foreleg near shoulder. Forelock clipped, mane and tail black. Owner listed as W. B. Challacombe, 1514 South Kentucky. Also ad for mittens and golf gloves at The Boston, 214 Ohio Street with rural delivery in Linn. Rural free delivery service will be es-
The advertisement showcases outing flannels in stripes and small checks priced at 7c to 10c. It highlights light and dark colorings and notes very pretty ideas and colorings at 8 11-38c with additional stripes and plaids in various tones.
A commerce note lists French flannel fabric at 10c per yard for waists and tea jackets. Persian stripe outing flannels cost 18c per yard at 27 inches wide. Camesetta cloth with Persian prints, 28 inches wide, priced at 25c per yard.
H W Harris of this city will attend the opening play at the new Boonville opera house on November 5 and has bought two box seats. The opera house is touted as one of the finest in the west. Lost a small gold pearl stud between the Baptist church and 309 East Third Street. finder to report to Judge Rogers for reward. Officer John Rogers reports a burglar slipped in after a grocery store key was left in the door on West Main Street. he recovered the key.
A brief special notice promotes sweet cider and apples with quinces figs dates walnuts and Baltimore oysters. The ad lists Candy Palace and provides the phone number 218 for contact and orders.
A revival at Good Will chapel southeast of Sedalia attracts strong local interest. Rev. F. W. Simpson from Epworth church in this city leads the meeting.
Pocket books and purses of many kinds are offered at low prices with items starting at 5c and 10c and up, providing a wide assortment for shoppers seeking affordable accessories.
W L Jones announces a general transfer business with coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Telephone Queen City 444. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George G Floyd of St Louis yesterday. Mrs Floyd formerly Miss Mabel Richardson of Sedalia. Mr Floyd was a Katy Draughtsman now superintendent of Shickles Harrison Howard Iron company.
Wanted to trade an upright piano for board and room as part payment. Inquire at J N Taylors piano house.
An advertisement notes first quality double fleeced men's underwear offered at 37 percent trade discount and sold everywhere at 50 cents, highlighting affordability and value.
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