Buy garments that fit and wear well
The ad urges choosing clothing that fits and lasts, not just cheap options. It promises a complete stock with sizes and confident fitting expertise, claiming prices are as low or lower than any competitor.
02 Feb 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1895
Page
1
The ad urges choosing clothing that fits and lasts, not just cheap options. It promises a complete stock with sizes and confident fitting expertise, claiming prices are as low or lower than any competitor.
An advertisement or editorial snippet emphasizes affordable color and style in men and boys furnishings. It stresses value and urges readers of the Telegraph to consider budget friendly options.
A dealer who constantly claims to sell below cost is not a trustworthy sale merchant. The text warns readers not to pin faith on such statements and cautions against trusting price promises that imply below cost sales.
Lincoln Neb June 29 relief measures pass to fund 850000 for drought relief and to aid counties with purchases and freights of donated goods. Senate cut initial 100000. bonds may fund seed grain purchases with three year repayment. The irrigation bill expands tax exemptions, water rights, and county reporting while limiting abuse of aid and establishing water contracts.
A storm prevented a leading member from arriving, delaying The Last Loaf. The Monday night show drew a larger crowd at White House Hall. Cast members Essig Dawson and others received praise for strong performances in a comedial and dramatic program, with proceeds around $45 benefiting the Lutheran church repair fund.
The State Relief Commission will ship apparel and ten thousand pounds of flour to the county. A Central Relief Commission was formed at Sidney with seven citizen members and county officials to visit precincts and identify families needing aid. The plan aims to organize by week’s end and provide clothing and food to distressed residents.
A breezy weekly brief from Sidney catalogues comings and goings. Citizens and visitors are noted in a string of short items including Mr. and Mrs. Struthers, J. L. Finn, Dr. Yarlett, and others. a grand sale at the Star and local business notes fill the page.
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