Muslin Yard Sale Offer at 7 Cents A Yard
A local ad promotes dimity muslin and lawn sold at seven cents per yard. It urges early selection since many pieces are small and invites buyers to choose any remaining muslins at the low price.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
A local ad promotes dimity muslin and lawn sold at seven cents per yard. It urges early selection since many pieces are small and invites buyers to choose any remaining muslins at the low price.
Store offers forty distinctively designed metal bed patterns. Each pattern aims to avoid the commonplace, promising exclusive features that lend individuality to entire bedroom furnishings.
The One Illustrated features an all brass bed with a headboard 63 inches high and foot 40 inches high. B W Hooker & Co offers metal beds starting at $4.50, with the bed pictured priced at about $13.50, far below its actual worth.
A sprawling chronicle of town notices and shop chatter includes yard work, market prices, furniture and hardware items, and an auction announced for afternoon at the square. It mentions Woodtia Street and Plevna, Norwidge terms, and a parade of vendors and personal visits across Jamestown and Beckley areas.
An old ad style list presents ladies dresses and coats in various fabrics and styles with pushy pricing. Items include muslin dresses, linen coats, and heavy linen coats offered at discount figures around five to ten dollars, urging quick purchase for best fit and sizes.
Linen suits demand rises with extra values from 50 to 810.00. Descriptions include white Linene Bull and tailored bustled styles, with prices up to 30.00 and 20.00. The catalog highlights imported Linen Salk coats, long jackets, self-trapping trims, and polarized Rath Baits, all in a Gost style.
Fragmented notes describe various local happenings in Tatiglai en Ta al, Surtiaigyion, including store events at Hted Devil Gemyar-Landir, mention of the White House outing in Charslevlin’s grove, and a Saturday gathering at Tinlvereatiet efnret. Also referenced are fruit markets, baseball merchandize, and a Pavilion dance with a Miss Kilintt, plus clan ties of a local resident born in Hawick.
A school recital showcased young artists including Isabel Beate Lowell Crown and Blanche Russell delivering Chopin and other works with notable growth. Performers Cyril Marrion Lyman Whitcomb Bertina Hooker Hester Gove Ruth Mores Annie Meer Morence Russell and W A W offered well rendered pieces while Walton and Melluga impressed with polished phrasing and stage presence.
A fragmentary notice describes a social dance event by the F of A with a band, and an upcoming Granite lodge No. 98 AM meeting with BF A degree. A later “Pair Card of Thanks” from Mrs P F McCarthy and family expresses gratitude for neighbors, friends, and organizations for support and floral tributes at the funeral.
The Daylight Store announces a children's cantata titled Hearts of Gold to be presented next Sunday evening at the ML church. The Christian Endeavor society will also stage a program, and a festival is planned for Tuesday evening with an implied invitation to attend.
Reverend and Mrs Harris of Waits River attended a farewell in Middlebury as members from the area were called to Chelwes. Relatives Mrs J A Dodge and Sidney Wallace among those visiting at 1A Dodge's home. The event featured wilidans and frills with an appreciative audience.
Nearby farmers offer berries for canning with orders filled at agreed prices. Early orders secure the best berries and quick filling is promised. Fresh rhubarb, sugar, potatoes, beets and greens listed with per unit prices. Saturday specials include fresh boiled lobsters in the fish department and clean sanitary meats in cold storage counters.
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