Bargain Quilts Offered At Three Bales Sale Today
A local sale offers three bales of Fine Lateen Quilts valued at three dollars, priced at 190 enis. The item is presented as a bargain worth seeing for shoppers seeking a value deal.
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1888
Page
1
A local sale offers three bales of Fine Lateen Quilts valued at three dollars, priced at 190 enis. The item is presented as a bargain worth seeing for shoppers seeking a value deal.
A line of 40 inch All Wool Albatross in evening shades Heliotrope Urewm Beige Shell Rose and Shrimp. Concept value 75 cents Our price now 63 Cents.
A local store advertises fifteen airy mare shaped corsets priced at 40 cents and promotes them as the fastest selling low priced corsets yet offered. They promise perfection in shape and form and will be displayed for on sight fitting at fifty cents. See our gear Fifty Gent Corset.
A vintage sales claim asserts customers cannot err when buying under a contract and may return unsatisfactory goods for a refund. The ad emphasizes safety in purchases and that buyers receive their money's worth, urging confidence in shopping here.
Only a few pieces remain of the double width woolen dress goods sale at 1623 cents per yard. This strong fabric will make a fine dress at a very low cost. See this bargain in dress goods.
A local store advertises a two day sale offering silk and linen handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen at about half value. Customers are urged to visit today or tomorrow to view the display and learn current prices, with handkerchiefs offered at their own prices today and tomorrow.
Fine plush lacque warranted to wear satin lined and chamoise pockets offered at a well worth $25.00 price now only $1.50 or call early as stock is limited and quantities are restricted.
One lot of scarlet wool blankets described as fine heavy goods sells for 258 cents. The item is valued at fifty percent more money than its sale price, indicating a higher perceived value.
Three bales of Fine Lateen Comforts valued at 300 cents offered at 190 cents. These quilts are expected to move quickly in the market.
Saturday special in cloak department promises banner day with astonishing prices. Cloaks offered at compelling discounts to attract shoppers and boost sales.
The Philadelphia Store at Southwest Corner Douglas Ave and Market Streets advertises a week long sale. Black Silk at 90 cents a yard and 13 pieces Silk Faille at 1.05 per yard. Silk warp Henriettas 40 inches wide 90 cents, ten shades, plus proportional trimming discounts. Blanket and comfort sale offers 25 percent off.
New York November 9. R G Dun & Co notes gold shipments and mixed trade signals. Markets dip across cereals and cotton while rail securities firm on talk of a Clearing House plan. Central Traffic Association seeks rate restoration with debate over east bound freight fares and old rate revival.
A fragmentary dispatch from New York outlines interviews with veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic. It notes divisions over Lemuer withdrawal, resistance to Republican elite, and a possible split in support. Secretary Whitney's report to the president discusses navy and army funding, with a focus on future reductions and budget allocations. A separate brief reports a Missouri murder where 3-year-old Sue Emme Jackson was shot by brother Harry Halles.
Readers learn that western Kansas faces no blizzards or coal famine and crops are good. The article debunks false dispatches linking depopulation and hardships, notes Scott County voting, and reports Thanksgiving observances and local incidents including missing postmaster rumors and a murder attempt.
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