New Lace and Muslin Curtains Offer Special Values
A local advertisement promotes lace and muslin curtains with a wide price range from 45c to 4.00. The copy emphasizes savings on curtains and mentions several specific price points to attract buyers.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
5
A local advertisement promotes lace and muslin curtains with a wide price range from 45c to 4.00. The copy emphasizes savings on curtains and mentions several specific price points to attract buyers.
In a Winter season push, dealers announce surplus goods and invite customers to buy home furnishings at low prices. The campaign notes many workers have bank accounts and urges savings by purchasing now. Showrooms and floor samples including the Hooiser Kitchen Cabinets are highlighted as proof of value.
Long gloves at Vaughan's and other theater notes mark a busy night. Residents travel to Boston Gloucester Wellsiver Rutland Manchester Randolph Booth Woodbury and Ryegate for visits business or study while local clubs churches and entertainments feature meetings and productions. The Goddard seminary term opens and Monte Cristo screens at Theatorium as social and civic events fill the town calendar.
Millicent Marvin, a noted beauty expert, offers spring complexion tips in the April Delineator. She urges gentle cleansing and simple home remedies, including a rose water skin wash with cologne and rosewater, to keep skin soft and smooth despite seasonal conditions.
Fragmented town briefs and ads noting new embroideries at Vaughan and Perry’s specials. Mentions of a variety of local happenings from theatre shows at the Theaterium to a Mrs. Sarah Bond returning from Manchester and dog collars sale by Phelps Company. Also references a Ladies Auxiliary meeting and Gerard evening school spring term with shorthand and typing emphasis.
Mrs W P Shepart announces an annual millinery opening on Saturday. A separate opening is set for Friday bylb oessee millinery. Mia C A Bartlett and Mise Inima Nelson announce millinery openings for Friday and Saturday. A Sand & Co.
East Barre reports a busy week with church services by Rev F A Poole and various visitors. Local residents attend events at Partridge age and Minard’s. Miss Leola McEwan returns to Lyme Center NH. Millstone Lodge 338 N B O P votes next Monday. Ladies Aid elects Cork Tucker president. Loyals and Rebekahs plan meetings. Miss Ewart receives gifts at a party. George Mutchnins to sell work horses. community trades cows for stock. Miss Sadle Mutchinson visits city friends. and a pleasant Lermond gathering with games and refreshments.
A scrambled local page notes visits and family gatherings across Plainfield and nearby towns. Mentions include Mike Gerundo Slayton and Mrs XD with her aunt, Mrs Veonk Marsh of East Calaig, Mes L. L. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Willam Stratton of Montpelier, Ryland, and Mr. and Mrs. Cankner Mite Slice Bally, all spending time with relatives and attending weekend events.
A. P. Abbott Co. asserts customers cannot save by buying cheap hosiery. They claim 28c Black Cat Hosiery offers better value than two pairs of regular hose at the same price, noting the product has been tested and proven.
Misses and boys Sunday hose offered in varied weights and Lisle silk blends. Fine black and tan hose labeled as very clear colors, priced around 25 to 28 cents. Mention of Ladies Black Cat No 600 and a note on stocking margins for retailer.
These Ladies' Hosiery items include full fashioned styles with fine workmanship. The Laties' Black Cat Hose comes in extended sizes with white accents, now offered at 38 cents per pair or three pairs for a dollar. Black Cat Hosiery has boosted sales rapidly.
A P Abbott Co promotes Dutchess Trousers designed for durability and comfort for workingmen. The ad highlights prices from $1.00 to $4.00 and notes cleaning pressing and repair services plus coat rentals.
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