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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
8
Department stores announce a five lot clearance of about 800 summer suits for men and young men. Lot 1 features older stock from $6.50 to $15, Lot 2 offers a wide range of wool fabrics at $10 value, Lot 3 highlights $12 value suits with quality materials, Lot 4 proceeds from $15 to $18.50, and Lot 5 includes top high grade suits from $18 to $20 with limited quantities.
Lot 1 offers about 40 men’s outing suits originally priced at 6.90 and 148, in sizes from 24 to 70. Lot 2 concentrates on a small lot of wool fabric suits, sizes 44 to 38, all strictly wool and guaranteed. Clearance price.
Lot 1 features black and white stripe saltine and light greys valued at ten cents and eighty cents. Lot 2 includes black and drab twill and drill coats offered at clearance. Most coats are from Kuppenheimer or Schiffer brands. sizes range from 34 to 37 with quick clearance and prices around $9.75 to $1.89.
Goodnow, Pearson and Hunt form a nine man baseball club drawn mainly from local players rejected by the association team. Raleigh declares the two clubs may meet any time with the winner taking two thirds of gate receipts, a likely draw and lively local interest. Also notes a surprise party for Miss Abbie Frasier, various local visits, and routine town happenings.
An auction style listing describes multiple lots of boys and mens clothing including coats and capes with clearance prices. Items include small plate coats, oxford grey and olive covert fabrics, top coats, ages 4 to 12 garments, sailor and Russian blouse suits, knee pants, and various coats offered previously at higher prices now reduced. Names stand for lot numbers and price ranges.
Economical parents can save with our Children's Department sale featuring LAT 189 boys suits doublebreasted jackets and trousers in sizes 4 to 15, LOT 2-121 suits, all wool coats, LOT 3-4 wool outfits, LOT 4 largest group with coats priced under five dollars, LOT 5 odd lots worth up to 6.50 with limited quantities. Early selection urged.
Odd coats and drives include long raincoats and summer vests with clearance pricing. Lot 1 features assorted coats nearly double our ask, Lot 2 offers all coats from 13.80 to 15.00, Lot 4 includes KupPenheimer pieces valued at 15 to 22, all at reduced prices.
A garbled ad describes pants in a clearance event with vague details about duck fabric, wool trousers, khaki, vests, and coats. It notes prices once high and now reduced, claiming “clearance lots” and best styles, urging customers to choose from remaining items.
A catalog style listing details bulk quantities of men and boys footwear. Includes heavy working shoes, Oxfords, Goodman's custom brand, and various prices from about 93.40 to 8.00 per pair. Contains hundreds of pairs across men and boys sections with clearance notes.
A dense advertisement describes men’s odd pants and work trousers in multiple clearance lots. It lists cotton denim work pants, heavy denim jeans, boys’ long pants, and numerous trouser styles with price ranges from about 1.50 to 6.00. It notes many items are end-of-run or misfits suitable for fall or winter wear and urges quick purchase.
John J. Bacon state treasurer released the Vermont fiscal year report detailing receipts from diverse sources and expenditures across departments. It lists funds held, including permanent school and life insurance deposits, and shows the year’s total receipts and disbursements with major appropriations to agriculture, education, prisons, and infrastructure. The statement notes the state’s balance on hand and liabilities, alongside ancillary financial notes and recent public statements.
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