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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1901
Page
5
Sensational odd lots remnants and mill ends secured from mills at remarkably low figures offered tomorrow at unbelievable prices. Look for yellow tickets. Extra delivery wagons and a larger sales staff await, so come early as these sales always attract a tireless crowd.
Lockhart, famed owner of the Mill End line, directs a renowned merchandise movement built on confidence and honor. The seventh edition claims the strongest variety and service yet, with every sale gaining strength through repeated confidence in solid, Gibraltar-like facts.
A huge mill end sale in Indianapolis offers vast wash goods bargains across hems, lawns, ginghams, and dimities. The event highlights mill end prices on seersucker, zephyr, percales, and linens plus a large hosiery clearance with hundreds of stock items and fabric by the yard and in packs.
Mr Lockhart opens a great sale featuring 15 minute specials at 8 o clock sharp. The offering includes draperies, porch cushions, cretonne, denim and silk prints, window shades, rope portieres, tapestry squares, mill end dress goods, and silverware with reduced mill end prices. Highlights include 36 inch wide cretonne and 56 inch Oxford gray Melton items, plus summer corsets and sterling topped bottles.
The piece notes Col G E M Harvey meeting a young Knickerbocker heir who hopes to write a lively novel akin to Les Miserables. It mentions General Lew Wallace's Ben Hur in a new illustrated edition and a Greek scholar translating it into modern Greek, plus profiles of Rev J H Ingraham and his son Prentis with long prolific careers, and other literary curiosities and notices.
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