Hooded T shirts leftover sale
These are season leftovers in many colors and sizes with warm hoods and no zippers. Priced at $1.00 each, available for men or boys.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1966
Page
4
These are season leftovers in many colors and sizes with warm hoods and no zippers. Priced at $1.00 each, available for men or boys.
A flood of worn, outsize, and misfit clothing items floods a clearance. Sweaters, hooded coats, hats, dress items, and parkas are slashed to a fraction of their original prices. Shoppers are urged to buy early before sizes run out and stock vanishes.
A sale advertises robes and robes as low as 2.98 with items marked originally up to 7.95 and jackets, Pendleton coats, and hats priced aggressively. It warns shoppers to sew their old garments or risk missing limited quantities while inflation headlines the appeal.
After Christmas clearance continues with new arrivals still unsold. Bobbie Brooks and Donovan sweaters, originally $12.95 to $16.95, marked down to $7.88, $8.88, and $9.88, now reduced to $4.88 each due to space needs.
Local store touts deep discounts on Bobby Brooks pants in corduroy and quilts with sizes 8 to 20, plus matching tops for 2.98. Textured hose, hats, and a 70 by 160 rayon nylon blanket are marked down from 10.95 to 4.88, while white zip back boots fill the bargain shelves.
A chaotic sale features blazers and blankets at deep discounts. Beams of low prices cover thermals, towels, sheets, pillows, fabrics, purses, parkas, masks, and kid’s wears. Highlights include blazers at 13.88 and blankets to 3.88 with many items under 2 dollars.
A sale note describes a limited shirt lot with knit cotton broadcloth long sleeves in sizes likely unavailable. Regular values range two to four dollars, offered here at one dollar each.
A promotional note invites readers to buy grab bags at half price or less with final sale terms. It urges taking a chance on unneeded gifts and promises better value than betting, urging immediate participation despite no returns.
The ad promotes nylon pajama sets priced at 14.95 with seven colors available. It notes a matching quilted top and claims the items offer a reason husbands would not want to return home. A second line urges shoppers not to miss the deal and offers a 7.50 figure as a suggested sale price.
The notice touts car coats described as warm long wearing moth proof and easy to clean. It hints at varied weights and prices that will surprise buyers and mentions Betty Rose options as well.
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