Saturday Bargain Silk Mulls Sale Pitch
A local sale advertises silk mull fabric at 17 cents per yard, down from 25 cents, urging buyers to act Saturday due to excess stock and the chance to save on handsome patterns.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
5
A local sale advertises silk mull fabric at 17 cents per yard, down from 25 cents, urging buyers to act Saturday due to excess stock and the chance to save on handsome patterns.
Local notices and social items from Burlington area include visits, travel plans, and greetings. Names mentioned include Miss Besele Congrie, Mrs. Kawant Anderson, Mrs. William Heynaide, and Mr. Mick Iastenkinn with references to Burlington and East Haven. Community events span poverty social, church tower light, and a theater outing at the Comique with the English drama "Law of Heanor."
Fragmentary local notices describe visitors to Derry’s and Boston trips for a month’s stay. Mentions include Mr and Mrs A L Stebtine in Burling ton and musical events at Ke of C hall. A church meeting of Ate Kaliow and Pastors Union is announced, with a death in Salem, Mass of High O Roark, a 19 year old nephew of Mrs Hilen Canton and Mrs William Heller.
North Montpelier residents like Mr Fullerton and a driver in town attend visits while Mrs Weheter and Mrs Giniveley travel. George Horry visits from Northfield to Henry Yarrington's. Coartes Ainsworth from Middlebury visits relatives. Elmer and Lillian Kelley travel to Hellows Falls and Newton respectively. Leon Kelley visits Charlie Littley in Maretfield. Adelson travels to New York for a week. Mrs Stevens improves. Box social and dance set for Wednesday the 20th. attendees urged to bring boxes.
W. Geearan and E. W. Bemis who had been at Highgate for a few days returned Tuesday evening with over 140 pounds of dirt, and the village has enjoyed fresh air since. The regular meeting of Hiawa lodge was held Thursday evening July 24 at 1 OO PF with Work second degree under the direction of Noble Grand.
A garbled old classified list offers FOR SALE notices including a seven room house near Merchant Street for $1100, a 200 acre farm with stock and dairy capacity, a double house on Orange Street with 12 rooms, and farm equipment listed. Inquiries directed to A. Percy Tate Agency Liners VE and D. A. Perry Teal Katare Agency.
The Daylight Store announces a special sale on ladies skirts with about fifty pieces selected from the entire line. Skirts in various colors and black, all good style and top quality, now reduced to closeout prices.
A sale list describes blue Panama skirts with plaited fronts and bias bands at 3.98, Ce cilian skirts in blue brown black at 3.98, pine gore circular flare models, grey Panama skirts at 4.98 in two styles, and grey hairline check skirts at 5.98. Former prices noted.
A local ad lists multiple Panama Skirts in blue black and brown priced from 3.96 to 4.98. Styles include thirteen and fifteen gore panels, plaited fronts with bias stitching, circular flare bottoms and narrow stitched bands. Regular values range up to 7.00.
A catalog of skirts lists prices from 5.98 to 10.00 with chiffon Panama fabrics. Descriptions include inverted plait fronts, wide plaited panels, side panels with bias folds, and invisible striped textures in colors black blue and brown. Some items are marketed as samples previously sold at higher prices.
A guide on aboard etiquette explains salutes to officers, terms for deck areas, and how visitors should behave on a ship. It warns against touching private quarters, tipping sailors, and entering restricted spaces, noting discipline and respect for naval pride.
A jumble of quotes and witticisms from periodicals mocks business talk and hypocrisy. Citizens debate integrity and disguise in corporate language while social commentary toys with language and gender.
Granite Mutual Insurance Company officials state that assessments have been decided by the directors. The notice lists the applicable dates and outlines the impact on all policies affected by the assessment.
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