Sale of Fine Lateen Quilts Offered Today
A local ad notes three bales of Fine Lateen Quilts offered for sale today. The lot is valued at $3.00 and the seller lists a price around 190 0-nis, touting the bargain as worth seeing.
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1888
Page
1
A local ad notes three bales of Fine Lateen Quilts offered for sale today. The lot is valued at $3.00 and the seller lists a price around 190 0-nis, touting the bargain as worth seeing.
A line of 40 inch all wool Albatross in evening shades Heliotrope Cream Beige Shell Rose and Shrimp. Correct value 7a cents Our price Cents.
The advertisement touts a Fifty Cent Corset, claiming fast sellout and perfect stage fit. It promotes a new low priced corset, highlighting quick sale, sight benefits, and consumer value at fifty cents.
A promotional notice assures customers they may return unsatisfactory goods and receive a full refund under a contract terms. The seller emphasizes safety in purchasing and guarantees customers are not shortchanged if the contract is fulfilled.
Only a few pieces remain of the double width woolen dress materials as we clear stock. These remain good store goods that will make up into a fine dress at a low cost. See this bargain in dress goods.
In this sale we offer inducements for immediate purchase never approached before. Hundreds of dozens of linen and silk handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen and other silk goods at about half the usual price. Patrons praise the elegance and cheapness of this limited offer. Come and express your opinion on this year’s best value.
A 50 dozen lot of kid gloves offered Monday in tan and dark brown with five button embroidery. These fine gloves, valued higher, are priced at 75 cents per pair and selling fast as sizes sell out. week’s end will narrow remaining stock.
The shop announces the opening of nineteen pieces of fine black dress goods with new weaves never offered before. The black goods department is promoted as a pride of the house and customers are invited to view the stock and order a black dress. Satisfaction is guaranteed or money refunded.
A colorful Handkerchief Bower featuring 158 dozen handkerchiefs in several grades and myriad colors draws attention at the front center counter. Ribbons and kid gloves are also for sale nearby.
Local ad item highlights new bargains in comfortables and blankets along with hosiery and underwear offerings. Stores urge shoppers to visit and compare prices for these essential apparel and home goods.
The Kansas canvass board finished tallying votos with Republicans gaining a 64,278 statewide plurality. Republican electors reached 152,600 in one district while Georgia’s totals exceeded several state figures, and governor candidates and other state offices aligned with party lines amid new corporate charters and court actions.
Store at southwest corner Douglas Ave and Marset Street offers a drive in Black Silk at 90 cents a yard, 13 pieces silk Faille at 1.05 a yard, Silk warp Henriettas 40 inches wide at 90 cents, ten shades, trimmings reduced, plus a blanket and comfort sale with one quarter off regular price. stock and prices available for examination.
A panic at a high school caused a stampede as steam equipment hissed and alarms rang. Teachers and students reacted by fleeing toward exits, with several pupils sustaining injuries. Reports describe chaotic scenes, blocking corridors, and seniors aiding the injured before medical help arrived. several students were carried away for treatment.
The article reports a broader railroad accord under consideration, noting required pooling to evade a law and recounting remarks by President and officials. It mentions officials and firms, a Northwestern venue, and implied deadlines, with early references to public attention and potential outcomes.
Fragmentary Telegraph Brevities notes a winter meeting with Mr Hessel Swen representing a veteran faction and a tense session about a legal matter. The report references motives, schedules, possible retirements, and a push to settle claims amid a crowded room and rapid exchanges. The text is partial and garbled.
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