Persistent Cash Sale Promises Underselling Competition
A bold promotional note proclaims a continuing cash sale that will outprice competitors. It emphasizes price leadership and ongoing discounts regardless of rival actions.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
9
A bold promotional note proclaims a continuing cash sale that will outprice competitors. It emphasizes price leadership and ongoing discounts regardless of rival actions.
A local store announces a closing out sale on Shoes, Clothing, Men's Furnishings, Hats, and Hardware with cash prices marked for immediate savings. Grocery department remains open while stock lasts. sale began November 6 and continues until all non grocery items are sold.
Beginning Monday November 28 the store offers any suit at 85 0 and pants priced to clear. All $200 and $2.50 pants marked down to 1 50 and all $2 75 to 5 00 pants also closed out. First come first served with limited supplies.
A local retailer promotes its selection of men’s work gloves as the best in quality and the lowest prices. The ad emphasizes a wide range and affordability for labor tasks.
A full line of suspenders neck ties underwear handkerchiefs socks etc at closing out sale prices offered to clear stock with emphasis on value and selection for gentlemen shoppers.
We have a nice line of Shelf Hardware and can supply your wants at less than you are now paying. Hammers Hatchets Saws Coffee Mills Loaded Shot Shells Cartridges Locks Zinc Boards Box Stoves for wood Dampers Nails Copper Rivets Razors Brushes Hones Strops and everything else in the Hardware line.
Our growing Rubber trade proves we handle top brands and sell them cheapest. We carry a full line including High Rubbers and German Sox, Rubber Boots, Low Rubbers, Snow Excluders, Over shoes for men women and children.
A local grocer declares a cash only policy and aims to undercut credit stores by offering groceries at the lowest possible cash prices. The notice invites customers to bring orders and promises to save money while selling best makes of goods.
A. E. Larson closed the sale of his North Yakima property and residence to H. M. Hellison of Mackintosh Minnesota for 13 000 dollars. The lumber stock will be inventoried later and may equal the realty price. Larson plans to stay in the city and continue local business interests.
Freight Conductor Ray Gilbert fell from a moving car between Kiona and Pasco Friday night. His legs were severely injured and he died in Pasco before amputation could be completed. He formerly operated a switch engine in local yards and was nephew of N P General Manager Gilbert.
Floyd A Hatfield of Yakima has been chosen as one of six intercollegiate debaters for Washington State University. He was selected from seventeen contestants to represent the university in debates with Oregon and Idaho, with a half tone portrait appearing in last Saturday's P I.
In Yakima area, Red Gordon faced a trial on burglary charges after a break in at the vacant Vessey house. He admitted entering the home and offered canned fruit for sale. A witness for Gordon claimed the house was to be used as a caretaker residence, leading to insufficient proof of theft and Gordon’s acquittal.
County Superintendent Dickey prepares a program for the annual teachers' institute to be held in this city starting January 4. The event aims to bring together educators for training and discussion.
President E A Bryan of Washington Agricultural College reports promising results from a local codlin moth study. He notes Yakima valley growers funded a separate inquiry and an entomologist worked four months at their expense, with Eldred Jenne's findings supporting locality specific conclusions.
Ritat James and Bryant advertise relinquishments for sale or trade across the state. Timber claims described as five yellow pine near a saw mill and stream, plus three homesteads and good wheat land. Government land location offered with buying and selling of relinquishments.
Property listing describes four acres southwest of the fairgrounds with nearly three acres of garden land and a new four room house along with a barn and young fruit trees. Inquiries directed to Jos. Paulin at A. R. Graham's opposite the fair ground gate. Also contains an ad for Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills urging digestive relief and offering a 25 cent price with a free two pill trial.
A woman recalls how her husband once kissed her during tunnel passages before marriage. The bosom friend asks if the behavior continues, and she answers that now he only drinks. The exchange reveals strain in their relationship.
North Yakima Drug Store warns parents that many cough preparations hide opiates causing constipation and unsafe effects especially for children. Foley's Honey and Tar is presented as non opiate safe alternative from A D Sloan, proprietor.
A dialogue has a rich father asking his son what he will do with wealth. The son replies he will buy a circus and drive the band wagon himself, signaling an unconventional path than building colleges or libraries.
Eight and ten week old pigs offered for sale at two dollars each. Derringhoff location Artemesia.
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