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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
7
Wrights' Rummage Sale drew crowds early this morning and plans to return tomorrow as staff note remnants and odd lots remain from the season's end. The note highlights clean stock despite being remnants and urges careful reading of the sale list.
Reads like a mall item list with low prices for laces appliques medallions and trimmings in Croan hue or white. Values sold popularly up to 1 75. Indicates a clearance or catalog snippet from a 20th century shop listing.
Fragmentary ad notes embroidery values to 50c and 15c with inserts from 1 to 12 inches and edges highlighted. It mentions former prices up to 500 per yard and implies remaining stock or adjustments in the display.
Red white brown and navy ribbons in No. 5 width offered in a summer sale. The store closes them out at 20 yards each.
Stock for silk petticoats selling off as inventory shrinks. Final prices listed with colors or blacks at 95.98 and $10.00 values noted. Adjusted stock to make room for fresh arrivals.
Local store clears left over summer waists priced at 41.50 41.75 and two dollars each. Some items require alterations before use. Clean up of odds and ends ends with limited stock remaining.
Local listing details sale prices on toiletries and soaps including Wright’s Almond Cream Cocoa Oil Soap Kirk’s Violet Soap and Willow’s Violet Toilet Water. Promotions offer bulk discounts and 20 percent reductions on Madam Yale and other brands. Includes items like Wright’s Talunne Powder and Chamois Dusters with unit prices noted.
Rummage sale notes list Kayser's double finger tip and silky gloves with buttons few colors and sizes, Kayser's priced at 78 cents, 87 cents, Lisle gloves 11 button length offered at 85 cents, quantities limited as items are cleared out.
A dusty display on sale tables shows former prices for child garments. Tow: Drawers 10e, 7 Drawers 16¢, Drawers Me Drawers 20e, Skits 50e, Shirts $00 values.
Early stock of children's straw hats offered at reduced prices. Limited quantities remain with only about three dozen hats left across small lots. shoppers urged to visit soon as half-price and sale prices apply to remaining stock.
The catalog outlines sizes from 24 to 80 inclusive odds and ends of Redfern Bou Cons wire ner and Royal Worcester pieces. It mentions new long hip medium bust styles with detailed ose supporters and price references like wpoko Rimage Sale and DBE prian.
An old sale ad lists children’s hosiery in black and white, with patterns and sizes. It references “Hose in fine lisle,” two-ply heels, and drawers for boys. Also mentions prices and sizes like 46, 28, 22, with items including children’s black pants and knitwear.
A fragmented ad notes wrappers priced around 150 dollars and states limited stock and color options Navy Red Grey and Black. The message mixes unclear sizing and half words but signals a major discount or unusual pricing for a four pack or set.
An OCR readable fragment markets jewelry values and mentions low prices. It notes items like Brillians and Talworth and references locations and events with garbled phrasing. The text also hints at additional jewelry items and jewelry sellers named ASG and KLAN in unclear contexts.
Remember our last Dollar Shoe Sale with similar bargains. Ladies Oxfords up to 5.00, Men's Oxfords including 4.00 Walkovers, and Children's Oxfords priced at one dollar given as sale value. No exchanges or fittings allowed. The sale clears old stock unsuitable for regular sale.
A cluttered listing advertises economy basement bargains with green and navy travel bags, Japanese matting, leather travel cases, couch covers, and extensive dinnerware selections. Various values, sale prices, and stock notes suggest deep discounts across luggage, china, and textiles.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Lace Curtains and Mateas Alley with garbled names and stray terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a complete news item.
At Our Men's Store At Wright's Clothing Store the same condition prevails much tag end stack which to us means Rummage perhaps the suits are of our very newest and best lines also that your saving opportunities are unusual.
In a year sale, men's suits are offered at half price with reduced hat prices and shopwide discounts. Shirts around 95 cents and assorted garments are marked down, attracting buyers seeking bargains despite a cluttered display.
Remnants fill the market at the Baxe ment sale with widespread scarcities noted in multiple departments. Shoppers search for affordable fabrics and dresses as vendors advertise steep discounts and vary lengths, inviting careful selection amid a crowded aisles setting.
A garbled OCR item discusses mill ends and goods prices, mentioning sections, bolts, and baseniett terms. It notes lower prices and references a person named Greg and a vague base detail, with unclear actions or outcomes. The fragment lacks coherent names, places, dates, or events to anchor a clear news item.
A garbled notice discusses the upcoming start of a school term with scattered phrases about students, dates, and readiness. Key names and locations are unreadable, but the core message signals the start of classes next month and related preparation.
Local shoppers anticipate a surprising dollar shoe sale event. The promotion promises bold discounts and a mix of popular styles, drawing crowds to downtown shops. Organizers aim to create a lively, value-focused shopping experience for families and bargain hunters.
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