Millinery: Hats for Wife and Daughter
Hat shop promotes new selections for stylish women including options for wives and daughters. Ad highlights variety and affordability with a playful tone encouraging customers to visit.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1898
Page
6
Hat shop promotes new selections for stylish women including options for wives and daughters. Ad highlights variety and affordability with a playful tone encouraging customers to visit.
In tans and blacks for ladies and men the shop promises value with several styles. Ladies slippers dress shoes handsome tan shoes and best in town. Men’s dress shoes good shape long wear. Silk tops and various shirts and gents furnishings featured at low prices.
Sunday visits and travels of numerous residents appear in Barnesville notes. Lists show Capt. John F. Howard in Atlanta, Col. J. J. Rogers in Thomaston, Cadet Sgt Leon Willingham in Macon, and Miss Lizzie Albury in Key West among others. Rev Rolfe Hunt preached at the Presbyterian church while Miss Mabel Holmes visited relatives in Milner. Col. O H B Bloodworth was in town en route to Thomaston as Upson Superior Court sat. Leslia Pattillo returns from Morgan County to Barnesville to teach, with summer plans and reunion anticipated by friends.
A local vendor markets second shipment of portraits at 2.98 dollars each with a claim that profits come from extra trade. The notice defends honest pricing, accuses competitors of deception, recalls past promotions, and challenges such criticisms.
Stafford and Sons respond to last week's ad in Enter rise. They warn that bad little children who play in the ice may get burned, reflecting a local cautionary note.
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