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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1888
Page
1
Advertising copy touts eight pieces of all wool albatross fabric forty inches wide in colors Heles trope Cream Beige Shell Rose and Shrimp priced at 75 cents with a sale at 53 cents Our business philosophy stresses partnership with customers and competitive pricing urging readers to compare prices and decide.
A sale note touts 28 pieces of 40 inch all wool Henriettas described as smooth well finished and good wearing fabric priced at 88 cents, advertised as a great 34 cent bargain compared to 50 cent and 40 cent quotes.
A newspaper notice advertises a bulk sale of 450 dozen ladies linen handkerchiefs in white and colored borders at 25 cents each, with the entire lot priced at 12 1/2 cents. It also offers 24 cent handkerchiefs at 12 1/2 cents, effectively half price.
379 Dozen Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs offered at deep discounts. Previously sold elsewhere at 100 cents, now 73 cents, and during this sale at 50 cents. Finest lily designs and elaborate patterns. only with us for this greatest handkerchief sale. $1 handkerchiefs now 50 cents. See them.
The ad highlights 125 handkerchiefs at 75 cents each with French coloring copied by Trish manufacturers. It touts durability, unique designs, and value with references to dozens of linen handkerchiefs and hemstitch options, promising substantial savings this week.
A brief catalog note offers 75 cent handkerchiefs described as new fine white hemstitched linen with embroidered borders. All these embroidered goods are priced at 50 cents each, aimed at gentlemen seeking accessible, well-made items.
Bargain sale of embroidered tan and dark brown kid gloves in silk work. Sold at 75 cents per pair after discount. claims best value yet with large stock for children. Limited time offer to clear inventory.
This item advertises rapid closing discounts on woollen dress goods in Checks and Plaids at 30 cents, cut to 1f 22 cents for double width, with a Handkerchief Sale emphasized as profitable. It urges shoppers to visit before holidays, promising great savings and "half the price" opportunities.
Advertisement notes silk handkerchiefs with colored borders once selling at 75 to 85 cents now offered at 30 to 50 cents. Claims these are fast sellers and best value, urging buyers not to miss the deal.
One thousand dozen cream silk mufflers offered in multiple fabrics including China silk English sarah silk brocaded sarah brocaded satin basket silk and armure silk with price points listed across several figures.
Real Duchesse lace handkerchiefs offered in a wide range of prices and quantities. Four experienced sales ladies will assist in the handkerchief department with a rapid cash system to speed purchases. Prices are stated with bold discounts and limited stock.
A short ad claims shoppers should not overpay and can return purchases if dissatisfied. It touts backing of goods with money, urges reliance on visible crowding in store rooms as proof, and invites customers to compare prices and feel the products.
Retailer declares a six day sale from Monday November 19 1888 offering watches alarm clocks and tools at half price and promises prices will jump after the week with many items like twelve ladies solid gold watches priced at 20 and other bargains to draw holiday shoppers.
The proposal envisions a major fundraising effort to amass a large sum of money. It plans to offer goods at notably high prices to maximize revenue and reach the financial goal, detailing tactics and expected totals.
The Philadelphia Store at Southwest Corner Douglas Ave and Market St lists a special drive in black silk at 90 cents a yard, silk faille pieces at 1.05 a yard, silk warp henrietta at 90 cents, ten shades, and a blanket and comfort sale with one quarter off regular prices. Trimmings priced in proportion. Call to examine stock and prices.
Kansas papers report the Frontenac coal mine explosion stemmed from open kegs of blasting powder ignited by a blast cap. Miners warn that powder handling is improperly managed, nine operators emphasize safer storage and post shift powder disposal across the district.
The report describes tightened guard by American, British, and German consulates in Apia, with marines patrolling streets and fortifying positions since December 4. An Englishman and a German sailor clashed, prompting consul involvement and fears of escalating hostilities as Papal forces prepare for potential battle. The Boston arrives in New York with yellow fever quarantine and Hayti tensions remain unsettled.
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