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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
6
Horne announces his yearly clearance of fall and winter stock noting little cold weather so far but a sale benefits buyers when the dollar counts. The motto remains one price to everybody with honest merchandise and plainly marked sale and regular prices. The store emphasizes clean goods at very close prices.
Advertisement lists various shoe prices and markdowns from $6.50 to $1.50, emphasizing that their shoes wear the longest and are the cheapest in the long run. Numerous price drops accompany the claim, with multiple size or model lines shown as bargains.
An unclear ad lists hat prices from Hawes and other brands with prices from 3.00 down to 0.89. It also shows pants prices dropping from 6.00 to 4.00 and includes garbled trailing text and numbers. The readability is limited to a general price rundown and fabric item references.
The notice lists numerous hat discounts with prices slashed from $15.00 to around $1.19 to $9.98 and lower, all including trimming charges. It advertises a 95 percent discount on fancy feathers and wings and notes nothing is charged.
An old newspaper ad lists suits priced at 18.00 down to 7.99 and cloaks and shirt waists heavily discounted. Various items show prominent slashed prices such as 5.00 shirts now 3.98 and 1.75 options reduced to 1.47 with many entries under a dollar, urging swift purchase as quantities are limited.
Storewide clearance advertises reduced baby caps and ladies underwear with lower prices. Men's wear and fancy vests are promoted alongside hair goods, urging purchases at bargain rates. The ad targets ladies with offers described as sold cheap.
The store announces its first season featuring Santa Claus with new toys and useful gifts. Goods will be added as they arrive and displayed in show windows to attract holiday crowds. Watch The News Friday the 17th for plans to amuse children at Xmas.
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