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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
6
February savings on winter apparel paves the way for next year’s wardrobe with especially low prices at Tilden’s. The ad emphasizes affordability and ahead‑of‑season buying opportunities for warm clothing.
The Tilden Store presents a two room layout with women and children shoes in the east room and men and boys shoes in the west room. It promotes spring lines from Hanan Tilt and Crawford for men and Queen Quality Budd's and Godman's for women and children.
The Tilden Store features hats for men and boys with many styles and prices. Prices include Hawes at $3, Stetsons at $3.50, $4 and $5, with every hat and price guaranteed. Easter bonnet supply for women is currently unavailable.
February is the month to buy spring merchandise at Tildens with complete assortments and reasonable prices. Early selections are advised to secure the best items.
Full lines of Priscilla Petticoats now on sale with corset covers gowns drawers and petticoats. Prices are right and reflect materials plus workmanship. Generous widths and varied styles offered.
The store introduces over thirty new Sheuerman skirts for spring in black, fancy, and color fabrics. Prices range from 3.00 to 12.00. The new skirt everyone has awaited is now available. call and purchase today.
Gem Waists unveils a spring collection featuring white designs WE W854 with verces 6 at 8.00 percent, priced at $3.50. The note highlights rising material and labor costs yet presents the items as affordable for the consumer.
The Tilden Store earns its reputation for quality clothing with Hart, Schaffner & Marx garments from Chicago. No cotton in their lines and prices aimed at complete customer satisfaction with money back guarantee.
Hundreds of yards of wool dress goods and fancy wash goods go on sale for the first time this week. A new line of belts and bags appears with a large variety of combs priced from 25c to 1.50.
Our large spring order of embroideries and dress trimmings has arrived from New York and will be stocked as quickly as we can check and mark it.
The company notes strong silk market advances with higher prices expected. It states it placed heavy orders last fall to protect trade and will offer a larger, better spring stock. It touts exclusive agency for Moneybak Silks.
Local miscellany reports a college hospital cook position, home renovations on Duff street, injuries at a drug shop and a beef market report. It notes a Zion City paper critique, Plymouth Rock pullets for sale, a large Angus cattle and Percheron horse sale at Kelley, and school board actions on transportation. Also covered are hospital operations, runaways, library rules, fair injuries, a violin teacher, and blackleg in cattle.
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