Store Specials for Tuesday Through Thursday
The list presents top department specials for the early week. Items go on sale Tuesday morning and stay through Thursday night. Readers are urged to read the list carefully for the best offerings.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
3
The list presents top department specials for the early week. Items go on sale Tuesday morning and stay through Thursday night. Readers are urged to read the list carefully for the best offerings.
Nation Specials advertises hand bags with regular L273 values at regular twelve YAU quality results sittee LUG quality.
A fragmentary ad notes bear skin coats for children in white with braid and shine, advertising quality materials and a sale price. The garbled text suggests a discount event and inmate purchase terms, though details are unclear.
We have culled from our numerous stock of children's underwear handsewn or more styles of children's warm hoods and capes in red browns blues and whites in Wellington. Second Floor.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a school caps purchase or listing with varied colors and embroidered emblems. No clear event or names. content is garbled but mentions caps, fabrics, and a price reference.
A fragmentary listing notes fleece wrappers priced at 1.25 and 2.00 with references to Cneplees styles meat trim clean looklog and terms. The garbled text suggests pricing and product type but provides no clear context or entities for fuller identification.
Tailored taffeta waists advertised at four dollars and ninety five cents. The text mentions plain tailored pieces with buttoned fronts in various colors including black and white, with embroidery and novelty detailing. It references sizes and fabrics without clear full product details.
We bought two hundred children's school dresses ages four to present in fontleeh da Barges Panamag and Plaids. Good materials, pretty trim and styles. Prices start at about 8.250, offering substantial savings compared with work dresses and attellent options.
A local shop reports receiving a New York buyer shipment of ladies new style suits with prices from ten to twenty dollars and a clear emphasis on affordable fashion. The business notes four hundred new outfits, marked plain, with a stated overhead drape and season pricing adjustments. Record shows increased sales over the previous period, with suits starting around $12 per size and styles excellent at various prices up to 16 dollars, reflecting steady demand.
Ad claims soft pliable gloves sold at $1.00, comparing favorably to $1.80 items. Highlights “Kid Gloves 1,00,” touting French makers and daylight-free shipping. Emphasizes quality and value with direct-from-France sourcing.
The Chilna sale at Gaturray’s drew the largest turnout we’ve seen with many shoppers buying Christ items at unusually low prices. Buyers appeared eager to pick up goods not available during Christmas sales, anticipating higher costs later. The event continued through the day as discount prices drew steady crowds.
A disjointed Ogden page reports a heavy storm across western Wyoming with three feet of snow, delayed trains, and road disruptions. It notes upcoming paydays, theater news at the Odeon, and a string of local notices including hospital stays, travel, and advertising sales for garments.
Fragmented local items describe the Patt Baby Contest set for Candress Dapeing Acaton Teenday, Oct 4, with notes on participants, parade details, and a procession through Dusiners streets to promote the Weiwr Stake academy lecture course. Also covered are weather updates, heating and gas concerns, a mining coal price, and local political notices including county clerk and public official appointments.
Mrs Martha A ances, wife of Louie A. Manner, died at Ogies General Hospital of peritonitis after nearly three weeks illness. She underwent appendectomy Saturday and deteriorated, passing away this morning. Survived by a husband, children, parents, and siblings. remains to Naint Bont undertaking parlors for burial. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at War wen meeting house. viewing Tuesday and Wednesday at home of her father in Wartes.
The Electric Theater advertises a varied week featuring Conriet No 90, Tivon a latest release, Auto Heroine, and the Talisman by Pathe with ornate production. It promises rare films and a Detroit World’s Championship series, urging patrons to attend for the best and most modern offerings.
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