Hats for Children at 35c to 1.25
Local store advertises children's hats priced from 35 cents up to 1 25 dollars. Includes no other product details.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1912
Page
8
Local store advertises children's hats priced from 35 cents up to 1 25 dollars. Includes no other product details.
Classified notice item offers children’s dresses in sizes eight to fourteen. Product details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicates apparel for young girls.
A short brief item describes a neat black elderly ladies hat made from fine braid priced at 2.50 dollars. Mention of fancy trim appears garbled but indicates decorative scrim or crimped edging. The fragment hints at a hat sale segment in a local shop listing.
An old advertisement promotes fabric by the yard and ready made garments. It touts material quality per cal e and a coat like slip on dress, listing price around 1.00.
Ladies dresses described as made from fine quality dress gingham and handsomely trimmed with a note that the making would cost more. The item reads as a catalog-like offer with a high price indicating quality garments.
A fragment notes hats priced at 25¢ in dark or medium greens as a bargain alternative to higher priced headwear. It advertises better looks for less and mentions inexpensive options like 5.00. The snippet contrasts $8.00 and $10.00 hats with cheaper offerings.
Classified note promotes 25e scrims in ecru white or cream for curtains. Edgings sold to match priced at 8¢ and 5¢ per yard.
Fine white dress options with embroidery and satin foulards described as well made. Priced at eight dollars.
A collage of old ad blurbs and snippets lists bakery window signs poultry prices and coupon offers. It also notes furniture making cabinet work and refinishing services with a 303 B H Smith address and a gas loan service promising private prompt loans.
Bell phone 200-R advertises painting wallpaper and upholstering by Jensen Bros at 109 E Main St. The copy promises trustworthy service and supplies including wallpapers paints and other materials.
Special at transfer of fuel and vagenee, other sale.
About 50 boxes of linen finished papers offered at deep discounts. Regularly selling at 2bc Fade and 85c now bundled for 18c per box. Some 50c papers up to 29c. Initial stationery and tablet paper priced low. Come early before stock is sold out.
An advertisement extols a sweet confectionery claimed to meet the government Pure Food Act requirements and offer high quality. The copy emphasizes purity, freshness, and consistently low prices for the product sold on site.
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