Furs Held Free in Dry Air Vault Storage Offer
The sale offers free reservation and storage of purchased furs until November 1 in dry air vaults. A small payment on the purchase price applies for this service.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
8
The sale offers free reservation and storage of purchased furs until November 1 in dry air vaults. A small payment on the purchase price applies for this service.
The article highlights a large variety of furs including black lynx, squirrel, fox, wolf, Hudson seal, Kolinsky and Kolinsky squirrel, skunk, ermine and mole. It notes these furs to be paired with new serge satin and velvet dresses and emphasizes practicality and style.
Heywood Broun reports on a stabilized western front as German reserves are drawn down. Foch may strike next in Flanders or Italy while the Allied victory drive builds with American troops and Liberty Bond support.
A set of wartime slogans urges citizens to buy and retain Liberty Bonds. Phrases stress duty, victory, freedom, and financial commitment to backing the war effort with bonds and savings.
The text highlights new skirt styles with tailored pleats in woolen plaids and full length capes crafted from Dovetone Velour Silk and Satin. Fur trimming and refined millinery complete the season’s display, emphasizing color harmony and elevated artistry in hats.
The local social column lists visits and stays with families in Hightstown and surrounding towns. Names include Ely Hutchinson Youman Applegate Jamison Gordon and others visiting from Trenton Asbury Park English Town Newark Wilmington Princeton and Scotts Corner over weekends and weeks.
A dampened flannel bound on the painful area with Chamberlain's ointment proves more effective than a plaster for a lame back and costs far less.
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