Prices Flash for New Muslin Dresses in Lawn
An ad touts fresh Muslin Dresses priced from 2.98 to 5.50, highlighting lawn fabric and Valencienne lace trim. The copy promises entirely new, dainty garments at remarkably low costs.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
5
An ad touts fresh Muslin Dresses priced from 2.98 to 5.50, highlighting lawn fabric and Valencienne lace trim. The copy promises entirely new, dainty garments at remarkably low costs.
The column lists sales at Vaughan's including 69c silki bale and new bolero jackets, a sale of bed spreads, fresh seafood at City Pitch Market, and summer trip chatter. It notes Barnum & Bailey arriving in Montpelier, Hadley's moving pictures exhibition, and local visits by Mrs. Belle Sherburne and Miss Ormshee returning to work.
Notices of sales at Fitts and Abbotts with hose prices and silk ad details. Names include G. Masetti leaving for Avinit and Mrs Nellio Ilden visiting Northfield. Intercity ball directors sold 600 inches of lock, Spaulding versus Randolph High, and multiple settlement reminders for local accounts.
Mrs. Cora Dolan and children of Northfield visit Barney Abares. Mrs. Fred Townsend and Mrs. Clarence Dudley shop in Barre. A Withum plans to move to Culate after already moving. May Thurstgin and Calvin’s daughter stay with her father Frank LeBarron for the week. Lena Clark worked at Woodbury after a short visit home. Miss Rachel Robinson of Goddard Seminary guest of Mrs. Farnham over Sunday. Mrs. Austin Weston visits friends in Medford and plans Worcester and Somerville visits before returning home.
A chaotic retail flyer details fabric and garment prices including table covers, shams, crocheted spreads, and fringed spreads priced from 33 cents to $1.25. It promotes heavy spreads, children's hose, wool suits, coats, and jackets with frequent price cuts, and highlights new patterns and underpriced dry goods.
Dr and Mrs McArthur return from Boston. Congregational church services planned with Sunday schedule. Central Vermont Railway advertises a low air Sunday excursion June 10 between St Johns and White River Junction. Ayers offers details. Also ads for Dutchess Working Men's and Business Men's Trousers highlighting prices and quality. This is the Trouser Store.
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