Velvet Slip Pers Spark Sales In Black And Brown
Express highlights 82 pairs of new Velvet Slip Pers in pumps and straps in black and brown. The line is praised for beauty and comfort, driving strong seasonal demand.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
5
Express highlights 82 pairs of new Velvet Slip Pers in pumps and straps in black and brown. The line is praised for beauty and comfort, driving strong seasonal demand.
Nashville businessman Joe Roach visits Columbia on business while many friends and relatives arrive or depart. The column notes visits from Mary and Margeret Rainey to Mt. Pleasant, Gen. Garner and T. Forgey returning from Carlisle/Cullo' oka, and numerous travelers to and from Nashville, Evansville, Frankin, Dallas, and other points, with several locals returning from trips and hosting guests at Brook Haven farm and other homes.
Two churches in the county will observe children s day next Sunday with special services planned at Kool Creek and Neapolis.
Maury Dry Goods offers yard goods at 10c to 40c per yard. Batistes, printed lawns, dimities, borders, and cotton foulards priced to 26c, 19c, or 25c per yard. Soft lingerie cloth, 36 inches wide, valued 25c, plus yard wide linen for skirts and suits at 25c per yard.
Hosiery offer includes men women and children silk lisle hose prices vary by quality. Onyx hose three pairs for 1.00, pure silk men at 25 and 50 cents, ladies silk 50 cents, Oriental Silk 25 cents, Misses and children silk lisle 25 and 15 cents, very thin lisle stock limited with twenty dozen remaining at ten dollars.
Local store adds another 500 yards of fancy ribbons to the bargain table with yardage valued up to 50 cents at 19 cents. Also offers odds and ends in short length quality corsets at 49 cents each.
A series of obituaries from Columbia area reports the deaths of Clarence Orews Glendale two year old son from whooping cough, Clifford Foxall shot by a train robber, Camille Wallace who died near Lebanon, Mahlon Grigsby eleven months, Mrs A J Fly, Miss Ellen Chumley tubercular, Miss Fannie May Dooley Hillsboro Texas. Funeral services were conducted by local pastors at Rose Hill cemetery and Brown graveyard with multiple family survivors named.
Fox & Derryberry will extensively remodel their North Main street barn used for funeral carriages and horses. They will install up to date accommodations for carriages and have leased an extra stable from W. C. Cherry for their horses.
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