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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
25
A list of varied small goods priced around a nickel or quarter includes match safes children's shears bread trays shaving sticks Windsor ties and silver novelties along with perfumes hatpins glass vases custard cups towels toys mugs cups saucers ash trays pin trays plates sets of glasses electric shades silk hose silk neckwear and linen handkerchiefs.
A short listing presents a variety of items priced at 50 cents each including children’s mittens mufflers belts perfumes aprons shirts dresses and rompers as well as dolls doll carriages cradles and dolls. It also notes men’s neckwear garters armbands and armbands along with college pennants knives skating braces and other small wares.
A historic list shows items priced at one dollar in 1847 including jewel boxes, six handkerchiefs, comb and brush, music rolls, ladies garters and gloves, corsets and waists, gowns, wool fascinators, children's boots, men's neckties and cuff buttons, silk hose, lace curtains, sewing baskets, and tableware such as plates and cream and sugars.
A list of inexpensive gift and accessory items available for two dollars and fifty cents including beaded bags lace handkerchiefs silk opera bags metal clocks jewelry novelties ladies kimonos fur sets bonbon dishes plates lamps candlesticks jardinieres plate racks hunting knives fountain pens men's umbrellas and boys sample shoes. The catalog notes various household and personal items priced to attract budget shoppers.
A 1 50 buys a wide range of items including combs barrettes lace collars collarcuff sets silk mitts Trefousse gloves ladies waists boys slippers suspenders silk hose watch fobs mufflers watches nightrobes shoes carving sets roller skates razor strops footballs dumbbells sleds steins and co jars. The list reflects the era's catalog of affordable household and personal items offered to shoppers.
A historical catalog lists items priced at three dollars, including leather bags, workboxes, ladies umbrellas, linen pieces, Cluny lace, house dresses, lateen petticoats, babies’ shawls, fancy lamps, six fancy plates, hand-painted plates, tobacco jars, rocking chairs, chop plates, safety razors, boys’ hockey skates, carving shears, library sets, and skating shoes. The list reflects apparel, domestic goods, and tools once accessible for a modest budget.
A historic list shows items priced at four dollars including gold and silver cases, fancy pillow tops, linen centerpieces, table linen sets, lace pieces, children's garments, muslin gowns and shirts, corset covers, baby coats, chafing dishes, camp knives, dressed dolls, writing desks, china closets, shirt waist boxes, doll beds and dressers, and decorative plaques.
A historical ad lists a variety of items with prices at four dollars and fifty cents or less. Included are ladies sweaters boys clothing women's furs girls coats blanket robes boys coats mechanical trains music racks velocipedes extension tables berry sets chocolate sets tea sets magic lanterns wagons coaster sleds and related merchandise.
A historic price guide lists items two dollars could purchase such as opera scarfs linen squares manicure sets child fascinators women's aprons wrappers flannelette gowns men's items like gold fobs cuff buttons collar bags footwarmers razors boxing gloves tablespoons slippers and other miscellaneous goods reflecting era retail offerings.
A 3 50 buys an assortment of household and personal items including easel mirrors shaving mirrors shaving stands smoking sets metal purses baby dresses quilted kimonos crepe kimonos men's sweater coats fancy vases footstools pair of pillows pipe racks tea kettles brass cuspidors silver sets and other small goods.
An old advertisement outlines items five dollars can buy including shotguns Gillette razors blankets book racks fancy bowls men's house coats suitcases traveling bags bedspreads silk waist patterns mounted back combs silk umbrellas women's hand bags waists petticoats walking skirts silk shawls.
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