The Model Supply Store Great January Event
Beginning today Tuesday the 7th a sale of Mid Winter Goods at prices far below production and import costs. Prices cut to a finish with discounts up to 55 percent on many items. The store aims to keep workers employed this January through aggressive pricing and speedy movement of stock. Come early and take advantage as bargains promise to push business rapidly.
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H. ¥. Hinckley
Hinckley
Col
Tweeddale
B B. Bowen
A. B Quinton
Mr. Hinckley
Vintage Shoes Sale Ad with Wide Range of Footwear
An old advertisement showcases numerous shoe styles for men women and children with prices and descriptions. Items include Infante Dong, ladies dong shoes with pat tips, opera slippers, Milwaukee grip, button and lace options, square tips, and various conformance options. Notes mention damaged shoes and limited quotes due to broken stock. Many entries list sizes and price reductions to clear inventory.
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Milwaukee
Congress
Cloaks Closeout Prices Cut Deep to Move Stock
Cloaks marked down from 4 to 2.25 6 to 2.98 9.50 to 5 8.75 to 4.98 12.50 to 6.50. Store aims to clear out soy garments with these prices and will absorb a five percent loss to complete the department closeout.
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Cloaks
Hardware Bargains Offer Slashed Prices Across Skates And Tools
Bargain note lists 50 pair and 25 pair skates with prices 20c and 46c, full nickle plated skates at 5c, knives and forks 1.75 to 1.98 per 990 set, Gold Coin Heaters closing at 11.75, No. Swash boilers copper bottom at 8c, razors 95c. Items marketed as best quality with strong discounts.
Millinery Department Hat Sale Slashes Prices
trims and discounts prompt a hat sale offering ladies trimmed hats from 1.40 down to 0.90 and children's hats at 0.68. English and French felts priced 0.40 to 0.55, boas and feathers half price, ostrich tips 0.63 to 0.79 per bunch, and half plumes reduced from 1.50 to 0.08.
Model Supply Store Undercuts Competitors In Topeka
Local advert praises Model Supply Store in Topeka for prices cheaper than all rivals and urges shoppers to compare before buying. It proclaims no competition in the area.
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Topeka
Sensible soap and detergent pricing items listed varied
The page lists assorted soap and starch products with unit prices and package counts. Items include 1500 Cakes Toilet Soap at per cake, 150 Boxes Laundry Soap per bar, 300 Boxes Kirk's White Russian Soap per bar, 60 Boxes Clairette Soap per bar, 50 Boxes Silk Soap per bar, 40 Boxes Lennox Soap per bar, 200 Boxes Fairbank's brown soap per bar, and 600 Boxes Kingford's Silver Glass Starch six for.
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Kirk
Fairbank
Kingford
DRY GOODS PRICE CUTS AT DRESS GOODS AND LINENS
A heavy price reduction sales sheet lists Dress Goods at 27c, Wool Henriettas at 27c, Silk and Wool Novelties at 33c, Wool Plaids at 20 and 28c, and all wool Ladies Suitings at 45c. Also featured are heavy novelty suiting, apron checks, Fruit of the Loom, Towels, Handkerchiefs, silk handkerchiefs, and Ladies' All Wool Vests with sale prices well below regular.
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Ams
Lonsdale
Hope Tc
Blanket Sale Breathes Bargains Across Hosiery and Blankets
A newspaper sale ad highlights drastic discounts on blankets and hosiery. Eighty nine blankets priced down from five cents to fifty cents and beyond, plus large stock nearing liquidation. Misses and ladies hose show steep cuts from quarter to one dime and under ten cents, urging fast purchase.
Groceries on Sale at Chicago Buyer's Pick List
A Chicago buyer's note outlines a sale on multiple grocery items with discounts. Items include coffee 16c per pound, various flour sacks, canned goods, teas from 8c to 40c, sugar cured meats, dried salt items, and household staples. Limited to 10 lbs per sale, with wholesale value cited and price comparisons.
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Arbuckle’s
Royal
Price
Prige
California
CFE
Carr
Chicago
Fred Harvey To Fight Railroads In Santa Fe Battle
A chaotic collage of hotel rivalries and railroad politics along the Santa Fe line: Fred Harvey vows retaliation via rate cuts as Kansas hotel keepers clash with the railroad eating houses and a bold bid by the Corn Exchange of Raymond, Kansas for Santa Fe stock sparks letters from Judge J. B. Johnson.
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Kansas
CL Usher
Kansas Hotel Keepers’ Association
Sunta Ms
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
Harvay
Arcade
Newton
Harvey House
Santo Fo Tines
Hice County
Heymond
Geotge
Peek
Sam Redges
Santa Feron
Johnson
Corn Exchange
Raymund Gorm
Moses
Cornu Exchange
J. B. Johnson
Howard H. Huey
Rock Island
Kan
J. R Cranwell
GA. Kimball
Kansas City
Transmissouri
Paul Joneson
Horton
Chi- Siri
L. P. Morton
New York City
Topeka
Wagner
Z+na Stringham
C. W. Kouns
Cleburne
Texas
R. Hadeon
E.T. Hollies
Nickerson
Colorado
Santa Fe Company
Belpaire
Ottawa
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