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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
12
The store advertises a full assortment of children's underwear from 7c up and union suits at low prices. It promotes ladies and men's undergarments, wool goods, and knit items with claims of value and leadership, noting prices like 25c and up and 49c to 6c for various pieces.
Sparse text describes sales thrust with claims of unprecedented value and low prices. Mentions new merchandise and cheaper options, urging shoppers to react before stocks run out.
A jumble of textile items and prices appears with mentions of Brown cast velvet and braid trimmed goods, 20 inch Thibet velvet, all wool Kersey and broadcloth fabrics, fur collars, and ladies suits and skirts. Prices range from 5.0 to 150, with notes on better qualities and sales phrases.
A garbled paragraph discusses a long standing merchandising system and buying guidance with scattered phrases like where to buy and how to proceed. The text is incomplete and mixed with stray words, offering little coherent information or clear entities.
Local retailer advertises Velvet rugs 1.44 and 30x00, art squares priced 4.16 and 4.16, all wool squares 9.90, parrot a yard 20 cents. Portieres, couch covers, blankets and comforts offered in large quantities as stock moves quickly. Wool blankets start at 2.4, higher grades up to 7.00.
A local showroom presents a wide range of women’s ready to wear including semi-fitting coats 32 to 34 inches long and winter coats 50 to 52 inches long. The assortment features estin stripe embroidery and all colors with trim details. Also showcased are dress skirts plaited flare and new button front styles.
Our reputation for value stands in hats and caps with wide selection. Mens hats start at low cents, a 2.00 hat offered, regular hats priced under 3.50. Hosiery selection promises good seams and affordable fur once. Also featuring children and infant items at cash prices.
The text touts a local store as a national symbol of value. It emphasizes a wide factory supply, the Right Price, and careful buying, claiming customers recognize the store's advantages and its status as the busiest in town.
Local merchants advertise ladies wear and mens furnishings with emphasis on dry goods margins. The notice touts infant wear and outerwear, mittens, waist overalls, and Carhartt overalls, promising extra good value and best quality for the season.
Fragmentary OCR lists a heavy work coat for men with corduroy collars and high corduroy cuffs. Mentions include pockets and leather corduroy trim, with unclear extra descriptors and misspelled items.
Local retailer promotes trunks and suit cases with emphasis on lowest price and prompt service. The ad highlights immediate quantities and bold price claims to attract customers.
A crowded bargain page touts flannel robes and skirts for ladies and children at low prices. It also advertises men and boys shoes including heavy Bremens, box shoes, health shoes, and various sweaters and coats. Low-cost fabrics and ready-made outfits are highlighted with callouts to the latest styles.
The text outlines a retailer's philosophy emphasizing growth through an adopted policy of delivering more value for money. It asserts quality remains central, denounces cheap goods, and promises reliable staple merchandise at lower prices than competitors nationwide.
A blunt shopper note says a lineral check of piled goods reveals if the store offers genuine value and right prices, contrasting with rival offers. The passage argues that visible quality and price comparison determine the best merchant choice.
An advertisement describes a broad shoe collection for women and children including hand turned styles and various Dongola lace and fur trimmed felt items. Prices listed feature several low and mid range options with additional lines highlighted as popular or famous brands.
A local trader asserts that competition has no impact on their offerings. They emphasize reliable merchantry, quality service, and consistent customer value in every deal.
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