Muslin Two-Piece Suits on Saturday Sale
Advertises muslin two piece suits made of good quality cloth in white with black figures. Normally priced around 1.25, the sale price is 89 cents each for Saturday only.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
Advertises muslin two piece suits made of good quality cloth in white with black figures. Normally priced around 1.25, the sale price is 89 cents each for Saturday only.
A crowded Barre notice bulletin lists sales at Vaughan's and McWhorter Co Store with fish markets, a Saturday sale ad, and an upcoming auction. Reports include local visits by BR Sanford and Dr Holt, a Love Avenue wedding, and a Montpelier marriage in New York. Baseball at the opera house and civic meetings are noted.
A wide stream of items lists people traveling to Groton and Portland on business, doors opening for sales and productions at the Presbyterian church, and an upcoming civil service exam with strict age and qualification rules for applicants.
The advertisement promotes a sale on Eton and jacket suits with items previously priced at 10, 15, 20, 25, 40 dollars now offered at half price. It notes grey and black models and positions the deals as ideal before vacation. The copy emphasizes low prices and value, with a focus on coat and suit components.
For 2.98 you get a good all wool built suit a few odd sizes not the latest style but the skirts are a good nap. These suits once sold for 10 12 and 15 dollars. At 9.98 six brown blue and black Bhimie suits similar to 12 15 dollar goods. The skirts are truer than the suite. At 4.98 a couple of ducket suits and four house jacket suites with girdle in black brown blue and mixed goods some of these suits were 22.50.
The advertisement lists assorted suits and jackets in blue, black, and brown tones. Items show heavy discounts from original prices of 10 to 92.50, with many remaining at 4.98 to 7.98. Includes references to Misses Junior Buite, Qheviot tacket, and a child’s divest. Prices and styles vary, some with remodeling potential.
The Globe announces Uncle Remus figure Joel Chandive Hweria and his Tonos Uncle Kreme in a first appearance near Sunday. President Roosevelt comments on public aid stance while readers are invited to new England visits and a friendly welcome for Uncle Keith.
A. P. Abbott & Co announces a clearance sale with racks to be emptied by July fifth. Customers are urged to buy Eton or Jacket Suits at prices lower than skirts, presenting a final chance for bargain purchases.
A advertisement piece notes low price sales at A A Abbott Co and McWhorter Co stores and describes big discounts on underwear hats and shirts. It promotes Serge Suits priced from 7.50 to 20.00 and urges readers to switch to Serge for comfort style and durability. It also mentions a sale on hats and workwear and teases a page 6 ad.
East Montpelier Maine residents Mr and Mrs Albert Leach of Webster Massachusetts are visiting Edward G Maker for a few days and plan to return Friday. Richard Doying and his granddaughter Margie Said and niece Gertie Witham have driven to Newport on a carriage excursion.
The Graniteville firehouse Montain lodge plans a park day on July 40, featuring various games races dancing and refreshments. The event aims to be a festive holiday gathering with good food and activities for attendees.
A report from St Albert notes Barnes, an organizer and member of a building firm, died this morning in an act of asphyxiation. Authorities deem it suicide, with no other reason known. Further details are scarce in the fragmentary notes.
Marlington announces a carnival week from June 27 to 29 featuring a $500 purse five mile race, a home tournament, Old Home Week reunion, daily Northern seagus events, a dog show, and reduced rail fares by Central Vermont Railway for excursions to Pietatul, Wiltonstown, South Barre, Barre, Montpelier, Bethel, Ranch, Roxbury, and nearby areas with specific round trip prices for June 28 and 29.
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