Linen Toweling Sale At Beet The Grade
Linen toweling advertised for sale with emphasis on pure quality and grade. Readable fragment notes discount or availability but lacks full details of price or seller.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1908
Page
6
Linen toweling advertised for sale with emphasis on pure quality and grade. Readable fragment notes discount or availability but lacks full details of price or seller.
Thousands of yards of fine American prints in colors including blues offered tomorrow at 5c per yard. Early arrival urged to snare bargains.
Advertises 29,000 yards of Lonsdale muslin at the bargain price of 8 1 2 cents per yard. The notice urges customers to hurry and buy quickly. The fragment mentions full 26 inch width and stock availability.
A brief ad note offers white Turkish towels at a bargain price. The item features a heavy fringe and red border, described as of high quality for potential buyers. Limited details, but emphasizes the fabric and presentation.
Fringed napkins described with 12 by 9 inch size, heavy linen finish and wide hems. Indicates pricing of 50 cents per dozen or 35 cents for a similar lot. Appears as a brief classified sale item with misread OCR text.
Local ad touts 15¢ Brown Turkish Towels with a sale starting at 10 and claims another big bargain. It mentions Finn and Turkic towels, touting heavy values and wide discounts for shoppers seeking low price linens.
Diaper cotton advertised as hygienic, soft and very absorbent. Mentions a bolt price of one dollar per bolt and a length reference of ten yards. Source text fragmented and promotional in tone.
Fragmented OCR notes advertise black lateen fabric with low price points and descriptors like soft finish and good width. Mentions 35¢ quality fine black lateen at 19¢, but details are incomplete and scattered across text. This record captures the core pricing claim and fabric type read from the source.
Pretty shirt waists offered at 1.95 each with values up to 3 dollars. White striped lawns with trims of lace and tucks, plus China silk waists in brown pink lavender and light blue in tailored styles. Also daintiest corset covers and drawers from fine white muslin, all advertised as bargains.
Bright colored kimonos in loose empire styles offered at regular 1.25 values now discounted to 59 percent each. Patterns feature neat bands of lawn trim and pretty colors, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
The ad promotes Henderson Corsets at 1.19 per pair and Nadia Corsets at 73 cents, with several hundred white corsets on sale today. It notes full values up to 1.25 per pair and showcases models including girdle tops and long hips, urging quick purchase.
Advertises wash suits priced at 2.95 each with a sale note of 2.85. Describes nattiest littlest summer styles in blue pink tan and white with tailoring and trim. Mentions about 2 percent of them available.
Several styles in fine black sateen and colored chambray offered at 49 cents each. Descriptions include very wide full designs with deep flounces and trimmed options with small ruffles. Available in all colors and black. Limited time. hurry.
Bargain display of $2 petticoats offered for 89 cents each. Includes black sateen styles with accordion plaits and trimming frills, chambray options, and pink blue or striped pieces. Limited stock, hurry to save.
The American team defeated Irish athletes at Ballsbridge Dublin in events led by Melvin W Sheppard Irish-American Athletic Club winning the half mile in 2 1 1 5, J B Taylor Irish American Club taking the 6 yard dash, and Get Be Bonhag winning the four mile run. Talbot and Murphy also posted winning marks for the Irish American and Ireland teams respectively.
Washington officials report rapid production of emergency notes under the circulation act. The bureau delivers 2 to 3.6 million dollars in new currency daily, with a goal of completing allocations by mid September. A planned reorganization proposes a new company capital of 12.3 million dollars and an 18 million dollar bond issue.
Chicago August 1 Charlotte Walker leading woman in The Wolf company at the Chicago opera house sues Dr John B Haden of Galveston for divorce alleging psychic cruelty. She denies engagement rumors with Amen Ke Hackett as a factor in the suit.
A dealer showcases five elegant summer weight wood dress fabrics in varied color effects including plaids and checks. The collection promises eye catching textures and stylish options for warm weather wear.
Readable fragments indicate a kids footwear sale with low prices. Mentions include clearance items priced at 1.79 dollars per pair and another block noting three dollar shoes and a six dollar clearance, suggesting a promotional event for children’s footwear.
Tens of thousands of yards of Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon in widths No 5 to No 100 are offered at reduced rates. No 5 at 3c a yard, No 7 at 5c, No 9 at 6 40 a yard, No 12 at 8 13¢, No 16 at 10¢, No 22 at 12 40, No 40 at 15 0, No 60 at 17¢, No 80 at 20¢, No 100 at 26¢ a yard.
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