Silk gloves on sale for 65 cents this Saturday
Advertises a Saturday sale offering long sixteen button silk gloves and short gloves in white black navy pongee gray and tan at a very low price of 65 cents.
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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
Advertises a Saturday sale offering long sixteen button silk gloves and short gloves in white black navy pongee gray and tan at a very low price of 65 cents.
Radios and department store page announces drastic price cuts on women and misses coats and suits to clear stock. Items advertised include functional prices like 22.50 and 18.50, signaling substantial savings and quick sale.
Wash goods sale offers exclusive designs in hot weather weaves. Silk and linen shirtings feature white grounds with colored stripes suitable for dresses, Jacquard figures. Asona silks present sheer wash fabrics with silky sheen in desired colors, priced by the yard.
The item notes The Herald edited by A C Marshall published Fridays in Darlington Indiana. It carries Booster Club membership and offers one dollar annual advance rate. The notice indicates post office second class matter status.
A patriotic plea urges every citizen to serve in some way during hard times. It emphasizes noncombat roles, personal duty, patience, courage, and loyalty as essential contributions to the nation's war effort. It stresses that anyone can support the country and that all must be ready to act.
The article argues competition extends beyond Darlington to Indianapolis and Chicago. It notes that automobiled travel shrinks distance, with towns now reachable in minutes and trips of a hundred miles common. It suggests shoppers go away from home not only to save money but to shop elsewhere.
The article argues that shoppers seek up to date, stylish, quality goods and rely on distant dealers for advantages. It notes bargain hunting is common but not always successful, as true value includes quality, style, usefulness, and durability, beyond just low price. It urges sellers to inform the public about offerings meeting these standards.
Miss Nell Hiatt a stenographer in the offices of C F S Neal at Lebanon tendered her services free of charge to Harry Darnall who will oversee conscription registration in Center township second precinct on registration day.
Mrs Roy Wells visited Crawfordsville Monday. Dollars only 2 12 cents at Wrays Barber Shop. Howard Vannice returned to Indianapolis after visiting home folks. Miss Mable Surface of Indianapolis headed home after visiting Noah Brooks. Miss Belle Painter went to Terre Haute to resume studies. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Corner Drug Store claiming it cleanses the bowels and purifies the blood for better skin.
Highview residents R W and A D Peebles show slow improvement. C S Mullen and family visited Lebanon Sunday. J H Smith began work on a new barn. Arthur Huffman and wife spent Sunday with Hiram Faust. Mrs Merritt Peebles has been ill the past week. Charles Hummel traveled to Indianapolis last week. Rade Crumm and wife of Darling ton visited L W Vannice Sunday. Roy Sorrels family spent Sunday with Mrs Alice Sorrels at Wingert. Mrs Robert Woody of Darling ton visits Misses Rachel and Lucinda Johnson. Miss Clara Car ell, returning from Decatur Illinois, came home Tuesday last week. L A Peebles and family with Miss Annis Peebles attended Quarterly Meeting at Farmers Institute Sunday. Miss Annis Peebles of LeHarpe Kansas visited brothers Robert and Walter Peebles last Thursday. On account of other things go-
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