Fashion note on new styles at the Front Table
The Front Table advertises handsome new fashion styles with high and low necklines in all colors.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
5
The Front Table advertises handsome new fashion styles with high and low necklines in all colors.
Dense catalog style ad lists Easter merchandise with varied prices from 7.50 to 40 dollars. Highlights include skirts in corduroy whipcord and serge, tailored waists, Sill waists, handsomely trimmed embroidery, ready made dresses in serge and foulard silk, LaResita corsets, French kids and hose, lace collars, bows, veils, belts, and various fabrics and colors. Shopping notes emphasize large stock and favorable pricing.
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