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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
4
Store advertises a wide range of children and ladies underwear with prices from 2c to 91.00 and suggests superior value. Wool goods and novelty fabrics are highlighted along with a per centage profit model and no bait pricing.
The notice touts extraordinary advantages and lower prices on fresh stock, claiming superior quality and distance over competitors. It suggests ongoing purchases remain robust due to reliable merchandise cheaper than ever seen locally.
An old ad page lists brown cast velvet and braid trims 20 inch black Thibet items with braided straps. It promotes all wool fabrics like Kersey fur collar and broadcloth with satin lining and price ranges from 13.0 to 150. It highlights ladies suits skirts and fancy fabrics with discounts to attract buyers and notes outing goods and manuals priced around 10 cents.
A garbled OCR passage references a system for buying and guidance based on twenty years of merchandising experience. It mentions where to buy and implies a process of avoiding guesswork, though the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
Local shop promotes an extensive display of rugs including velvet pieces sized 1.44 and 30x00, wool squares, parrel fabrics, and large quantities of blankets and comforts. Prices range from 20 cents a yard for parret to 4.00 for wool blankets, with discounts on larger sizes and better-quality comfort options.
A local display highlights ladies coats in semi-fitting styles averaging 32 to 34 inches and winter coats 50 to 52 inches. The assortment features estin stripe and embroidered details in all shades with an emphasis on tastefully trimmed suits. Also showcased are dress skirts plaited flare and the new button front style.
Our reputation for value in this department stands. Hats and caps offered at low prices with names like best hats and hosiery for women and children. Cheap men and boys hats, ladies hosiery, and seamless hose advertised with strong emphasis on saving.
The text proclaims the store as a national beacon for value with factories eager for business. It touts careful buying and widespread customer appreciation, framing the shop as the busiest local retailer.
Ladies and gents are urged to visit the local store for fall and winter goods. The advertisement touts hats and dry goods with special prices and mentions mens furnishings, infant wear, and overalls. Strong emphasis on value and quality with citations to Carhartt overs and other heavy items.
Fragmented catalog style listing features of heavy work coats including corduroy collars leather accents and pockets with references to sizes and trims. Describes mixed fabrics such as corduroy and duck cloth and mentions wearability and utility for men.
A garbled retail notice advertises trunks and suitcases at the lowest possible prices. It promises strong value and discounts, urging readers to compare and buy quickly.
Ladies and Children's outing flannel robes and skirts advertised at or below best material prices. Mens and Boys shoes described as heavy, Bremens, miners boots, health shoes and box peas shoes with various qualities and prices. Broad range includes sweaters, coats, and juvenile sweaters with emphasis on cheap, latest goods and ready stock.
The text asserts a clear policy of offering more for the money with reliable staple goods. It emphasizes consistent quality over cheapness and claims to provide dependable merchandise at a lower price than any competitor.
A shopper notes that only a careful inspection of piled and scattered goods reveals if this is the right merchant. The piece contrasts prices with others, urging thorough in-store comparison before buying.
A muddled advertisement lists ladies and children's footwear including hand turned soles, Dongola lace shoes, felt trimmed fur options, and various sizes. Notable brand mentions include Redrome niche lines and multiple price points noted in the fragment.
The notice proclaims confidence in competition and stresses merits of good goods and reliable service in every transaction, highlighting steady customer care and trust.
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