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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
8
A January sale offers $15 000 in dry goods and general merchandise at steep discounts. The event runs January 13 to 27 with door prizes totaling $2590 and trade vouchers worth up to 2 50, aiming to attract customers within a 25 mile radius. The store promises substantial reductions and claims New Staple Goods are priced below current wholesale rates.
Heavy duck coats priced at 3.00 for sale in multiple sizes including men’s and boys’ offers. Mackinaws listed at 10.00. Sale promotes broad availability and value for winter outerwear.
Hats and caps sale featuring men’s hats priced at eight dollars and four dollars. Staple styles remain with only one or two of a job number left. Sale price applies. Ten percent reduction on all other hats in stock.
A historical price list shows drugs priced at 1.00 and 0.50, stock foods at 1.00, 0.80, 0.50, and 0.20. Brands include Inter national, Seneca, American, Hess, Kentucky, and Lee's, with stock items in multiple price tiers.
Numerous women's and children's cloaks skirts and waists remain unsold and available today at 10 to 25 percent below original wholesale prices. Every garment will go on sale at the original wholesale price.
Winter footwear alert with overshoes in sale. Men’s four buckle and one buckle styles, plus boys and misses and child sizes offered at reduced prices. Limited stock for upcoming cold season.
A retailer offers regular 1.25 and 1.50 dress shirts in sizes 14 to 17 1 2 at 95 cents. A purchase of twenty dozen shirts allows a sale on dress and work shirts with price 47 cents for work shirts and 95 cents for dress shirts.
Embroidery and lace fabrics offered at deep discounts with yards of lace and embroideries priced far below regular 10 to 15 cents per yard, inviting shoppers to take advantage of a major sale.
Retailers report a 50 cent increase per pair for Shoes with 5000 dollars worth on hand and spring orders placed before the rise. Most remaining stock is offered at a discount of 10 to 30 percent, while some items will not be reduced.
A local store offers a seven piece dinner set free to customers who present coupons equal to or totaling $25 in purchases. Each sale includes a coupon indicating the purchase amount.
Retail notice for men's heavy fleece lined and ribbed Union Suits in all sizes Ole Boy's and Boy's separate garments and women's Union Suits offered.
An advertisement notes men s and boys cotton gloves and mittens with bulk pricing. Four pairs priced at a quarter, plus a large reduction on remaining gloves in stock.
Prices for Ginghams have risen since last fall with 3 to 5 cent increases. Fast color dress Ginghams, valued higher than 10 cents wholesale, enter this sale at per yard pricing.
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