Hats rise in price and trim trends from merchants
The fragment notes hats with changing shapes and trims have seen increased prices as merchants report rising costs and evolving styles, indicating a shifting market for headwear.
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
5
Silk Bundles Offered At Bargain 9 Cents Yard
A large assortment of silk remnants priced at 9 cents per yard will be offered in matching color and pattern groups. Shoppers can choose enough fabric for a waist or dress from the readable sale listing.
Pretty Lingerie Dress Sale At Low Prices
A buyer secured a large sample lot of the latest style white dresses offered at just over half their worth. One lot is marked for sale at $4.98 each and a second lot is available at a similar price.
Summer Corsets In New Low Prices At Warner’s
Readily available summer corsets in new low prices of 1.00 and 1.50 at Warner’s Rust Proof R. G. Thompson Glove Fitting and Coronas stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Thompson
Ginghams Offerings in New Styles and Prices
Advertisement lists guaranteed colors new Ginghams at 10 cents per yard. A 15 cent lot offers best Ginghams in fine styles. Short lengths are priced at 12 and a half cents. best grade Ginghams at 8 1/2 cents per yard.
Regulators Move to Enforce September Teacher Speeds
Fragmentary notes show officials pressing for stricter rules in September. The document mentions teachers in September and regulatory acts, with unclear details on dates and actions.
Local Bargain Line Promises Low Style Prices
A terse ad mentions a sale offering fashion items with multiple styles priced between $2.98 and $4 to $8. The message emphasizes value by offering a dozen styles at a low price point and appeals to shoppers seeking inexpensive apparel.
Justin Underwear Specials Brighten Your Wardrobe
Undergarment sale lists muslin gowns and real good gowns priced from 49c to 75c. Various styles offered at affordable rates. Shop early for best picks.
Sale Ad Teases Dramatic Gown Prices
A fragment advertises gowns priced at 97 cents to 1.25 dollars and promotes their new stock as the best value. The text suggests a store sale and popular selection aimed at attracting shoppers.
Pretty Hosiery Offered In New Study And Stock
A hosiery business promotion touts a lasting study of hosiery lines and presents a large stock of better sorts. Customers are urged to join as buyers and try sample pairs, including 100 piece Gold Band Dinner set at two for a quarter, Ladies' Stockings and Silk Finished Lisles at 25 cents a pair.
New Percale Case Delivers 36-Inch Fabrics at 10c Yard
A new case opens offering 36 inch Percales with good styles and qualities. Price listed as 10 cents per yard.
Big Remnant Counter Money Saver
Reader notice promoting a big remnant counter as a money saving option with emphasis on value and bargains.
Damask Table Yard Goods On Sale This Saturday
An advertisement notes 59c table damask patterns and a 66 inch wide yard goods sale Saturday. It highlights a double border damask design and mentions 48c yard stock.
A Basement Bargain A Basement Bargain
A large counter offers plain white dinner and breakfast plates at five cents each.
Criminal assault case and embezzlement report in court
The grand Superior court found a criminal assault charge against a man and he was arraigned. A warrant charged Clifton Suggs with embezzlement of $300 from a Western Union fund, but the jury reported as hopelessly deadlocked. A search for a suspect in Brown Summit and vivid local notes about a distinctive 6 foot 6 inch man with a gold tooth are included, along with travel writing on Japan by a Wide World contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Superior Court
Immels
Sherman
Jason
Missacette
Brown Summit
Frase
Clifton Suggs
Western
Johnson
Sixty New Southern Banks Chartered In Thirty Days
The Southern Banker reports sixty new banks in ten Southern states with total capital of 1 755 000 dollars. Banks in the region also increased capital stock by over 250 000 dollars, totaling more than 2 000 000 dollars in new banking capital in the period ending June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Banker
No Politics For Farmers In Georgia Union
Atlanta June 23. R F Duckworth of Union City newly elected president of the Georgia Farmers Union says his aims for the coming year are to keep politics out of the organization and to keep farmers money at home by buying implements in Georgia whenever possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
R. F. Duckworth
Union City
The
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Georgia
Receiver Appointed for Tarboro Bank After Cashier Shortage
Ed Pennington of Farmer's Banking & Trust Co. Tarboro named receiver for Bank of Tarboro after a cashier shortage of 125000 dollars. two executives Hart and Hussey Hart implicated. Pennington to oversee wind up and reform. Concurrent reports note cattle quarantine enforcement and court actions in Warren County on livestock offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Ae Seaa 8
Ed~n Pennington
Farmer’s Banking & Trust Company
Tarboro
Bank of Tarboro
Luther Hart
Hussey Hart
State Bank
Doughton
Pennington
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Agricultural Department
Warren County
W. A. Connell
Warren
Graham
J. C. L. Harris
Annie O. Beatman
Baltimore
Madam Hunter
Raleigh
T. W. Fenner
Waterville
Trans-Continental Railroad Company
J. J. Laughinghouse
Ware-Kramer Company
Thorpe
American Tobacco Company
S. Kramer
H. M. Kramer
Ware- Kramer Company
Kramer
American ‘Tobacco Company
Atlanta
Lynchburg
North Carolina
Norfolk
Washington, N. C
Asheville
Salisbury
North Carolina Bankers' Association reports year’s work
W. A. Hunt's annual report to the North Carolina Bankers' Association notes membership rising to 340 as new banks join, outlines office work, legal department aid, time lock contracts, and proposed new projects to bolster security, insurance, and group organization. the session cites favorable legislation and a balanced financials summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Kanaga
Hendersonville
N. C
W. A. Hunt
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
The
Association
Atal
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
J. M. Mossman Time Lock Company
J. F. Bruton
The Fellow Who Loses Seldom Offers Odds to Get Even
A brief quip notes that a losing party rarely proposes odds to recover. The line frames risk and fairness in competition or dispute without naming people or events.
Purifying Blood Remedies Offer Quick Skin Relief
Burdock Blood Bitters claims to strengthen digestion and liver function to purify the blood, easing itching and skin eruptions. Dean's Ointment is advertised for fast relief and lasting cures, priced at fifty cents at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Regulets and Eclectic Oil Ad Prompt Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Regulets for easing bowel passages after meals. It promotes Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil as a cure for toothache sore throat and for healing cuts bruises and scalds and stopping pain.
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Thomas
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