Curtain Swisses at One-Third Off for This Week
Ten dotted and figured Swiss curtain pieces offered as a single bargain. Each piece is unique and normally sold at 10 1-2 to 16 1-2 cents. All are priced at 12 1-2 cents for this week only.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
6
Ten dotted and figured Swiss curtain pieces offered as a single bargain. Each piece is unique and normally sold at 10 1-2 to 16 1-2 cents. All are priced at 12 1-2 cents for this week only.
Twenty five dozen ladies fast black stockings with plain and lace effects offered as a quality bargain at this week’s sale. Limited quantity and strong value for shoppers seeking affordable hosiery.
Eight pieces of Fancy Plaid Dress Goods for waists skirts and children's dresses offered at 40 and 50 cents. Special price this week only at 25 cents.
Ten dozen men’s athletic undershirts offered in all sizes with regular prices 25 and 30 cents. This week only a special value at 20 cents each as a clearance closeout. Local sale notice highlights the deep discount and limited time availability.
All embroideries including Cambric Nainsook and Swiss edgings and insertions plus wide corset cover embroideries readings and pearling go on sale at 25 off regular price. Most sets in matched assortments, clearing space for new stock.
Fifty pieces of Val Lace Insertions are offered for trimming waists and dresses. Styles include wide and narrow widths suitable for regular sewing. Prices listed as 5, 7, and 8 cents per yard, all at a single promotional price.
Ladies collars in pink blue and white offered at a single price of 25 cents, far below regular 50 to 100 cents. Promotions highlight lace collars as a week sale item with one price across colors.
Silk sale highlights 50 and 75 cent silks offered at 29 cents per yard. Includes genuine Japanese Wash Silks soft patterns and light textures plus Fancy Stripe Silks Foulards and Plain Taffetas with other silks still discounted at the same price.
Advertises Axminster rugs ranging from 30.00 to 23.50 with rich patterns. Also offers 36 by 72 inch rugs for 3.50 and 27 by 54 inch rugs for 2.25, highlighting strong savings and visible display.
A local ad touts Belt Pins and Belting with striking fabrics and prices. Wide elastic belting in black, navy and brown plus fancy beltings at 65c and 75c per yard. Belting pins offered at 35c to 1.00 per item.
Linen Huck towels hemmed ready to use 20 dozen in stock colored borders extra large size regular price two dollars per dozen special this week priced at one seventy five per dozen while supplies last
One lot linen damask towels with fancy borders offered at a strong bargain. Towels are marked in plain figures and cannot be duplicated for 25 percent more than the advertised price. Sale is at the front counter.
Sumter County reports a total property value of $6,340,980 for this year, up from $6,235,522 last year, reflecting a $105,458 increase. Farming lands rise to $2,140,670 while merchandise dips. city realty edges up by $3,079 to $1,959,330. Registered voters total 2,724 with whites 1,251 and colored 1,473. tax digest prepared and sent to the comptroller general.
New York fashion note observes a strong shift to pale gray this season as a preferred tone for accessories and outfits. It contrasts with the season’s deep reddish browns and purples like wild plum and prune, while cedar red and chaudron copper tones remain popular for autumn and winter ensembles.
Albert H. Trick a retired Presbyterian minister once pastor at a Chicago church killed himself at the Mills Hotel. Ill and financially pressed he left letters accusing the church of drift from Jesus and predicting a new religious system. He blamed the church for failing to follow truth and liberty and praised Ingersoll while lamenting loneliness in faith.
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