Norwegian Swedish and German Records
Edison Records offer Norwegian Swedish and German language songs for 35 cents each. Call and hear them in your preferred language.
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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
6
Edison Records offer Norwegian Swedish and German language songs for 35 cents each. Call and hear them in your preferred language.
Store advertises imported Teddy Bears priced at 90c 1.20 1.75 and 2.00 with red or white suits available for 50c. Bears described as the squeeze them and they squeak variety inviting shoppers to buy now.
A local ad touts Rexall Rubbing Oil as a mild soothing liniment for sprains soreness chest colds and lame backs. A 4 ounce bottle costs a quarter and a half pint sells for 50 cents.
Every household may need a bulb syringe this year and this ad urges buyers to act now for a good value. It notes that tire production has driven rubber costs up and promises red rubber syringes with three pipes at discounted prices of 1.25 dollars, down from two dollars.
Advertises shaving brushes available at McCoy's with prices from 10¢ to 3.00. Claims large manufacturer purchase allowed a about half the usual price and urges replacement when bristles shed.
This notice advertises the Edison Record line cataloged by the National Phonograph Co. It urges out of town customers ordering at least two dozen records to pay in cash and receive shipment by return mail or prepaid express. Prices are 35 cents each in all stores handling Edison records.
Rexall Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil offers a larger bottle for 75 cents versus one dollar for the rival fishy product. Made from the finest Norwegian cod liver oil, it is described as agreeable in taste and backed by the Rexall Remedies’ strong reputation.
About two hundred new Victor records were added to the store stock this past week. Customers are invited to browse and listen to the fresh arrivals.
A McCoy's pharmacy ad asserts no salaried boosters or commissions to steer business. It claims customers pay only for medicine with no added fees and promotes Parke Davis products as the best and most sold. The piece urges readers to compare prices and think it over.
A local ad promotes a sale on hair brushes with three price points 69 cents 1.00 and 1.40 dollars. The retailer claims lower prices due to bulk cash purchases and direct importer sourcing, contrasting with higher prices elsewhere.
Post card your name if you own a talking machine that plays cylinder records and we will mail you Edi son s new list each month. You can also buy any list at our store as we buy the complete list every month. Prepay all charges if you order two dozen or more records.
Store advertises genuine imported olive oil in sealed bottles at 15 cents per half pint 40 cents per pint and 1.10 dollars per quart. It promises best quality and reasonable price for trade purchases.
A local dealer advertises envelopes at 5c per pack and 10c per pack for higher quality. They offer tablet sheets at 1c 1ic 20c 25c and 35c with several paper types and sizes, highlighting value and quality differences.
A local shop advertises a full range of artist materials including Windsor and Newton colors water colors oils brushes canvas and paper. The inventory is described as all new and fresh with reasonable prices.
The stock includes a wide range of pipes at prices from 25¢ to $12.00. These pipes are the last of a lot bought at a bargain and the 25¢ line includes items that normally sell for 40¢ and 50¢.
Advertises Genuine Imported Bay Rum in 40c half pint and 75c full pint bottles. Claims superior odor compared with home made Bay Rum and recommends for bath or after shaving.
A bold promise offers guaranteed fountain pens at $1.00 each. The pens compare with typical $2 to $2.50 models and are described as 14 karat solid gold with excellent satisfaction guaranteed.
The advertisement claims Harmony Violet perfume equals any dollar perfume, superior to imported violets up to 2 50 an ounce. It recommends a 25 or 50 cent bottle, asserting high quality at low price.
Factoring as a genuine old fashioned horehound candy the product is popular selling its second barrel this season. The advertising notes a price of 25 cents per pound and emphasizes the candy’s traditional appeal.
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