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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
3
A catalog-style rundown shows fabrics and linens including 42 in Devonshire and 42 in linen suiting with prices such as 9 12%c and 30c. Also noted are cretonnes, pillow tubing, bleached and unbleached cottons, red bordered duck towels, and other textile items with varying costs.
The advertisement promotes white lingerie in ginghams tissues crepes lawns and voiles with Liered Ruf fled and Coatee effects. Tub skirts priced from 1.00 to 1.98 in pique linens and beach cloth with various features. Dresses include suspender tiered coatee effects and juniors lines sizes 6 through 16. Automobile coats offered in linen beach cloth and linene with patch pockets and belt from 1.98 to 7.98.
Students show enthusiasm as finishing touches are added to dresses while friends' gowns inspire pride and anticipation among pupils. A woman remarks she enjoys watching others' creations nearly as much as making her own gown.
A dated advertisement catalogs household items with low prices. Bath tub seats white enamel at one dollar, brooms under a dollar, willow baskets and wash boilers offered in various sizes, soda crystal soap bars and Swift's Pride soap priced at a quarter each. The text reflects a mid century retailer promotion with multiple discount items and per customer limits.
Our buying power enables an exceptional offer on a line of beautiful hand bags and silver cases. The 25 percent discount applies to about 65 new styles in desirable leathers. Prices range from 2.00 to 15.00 and all carry the same 25 percent reduction. See window display.
Washington views Japan as breaking treaties and laying the groundwork for a second world war by forcing dominance over China. Judge L R Wilfley warns Japan risks eroding its international standing, provoking Chinese anger, and destabilizing the far east if its demands are pushed through.
Pennsylvania has more game and fish now than at any prior time, says John M. Phillips state game commissioner at a Western Pennsylvania conference. He predicts in five years the state will be a hunter s paradise surpassing all others.
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