06 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1912
Page
1
Advertises a wide array of spring suits for men and boys from J L Everngam in Denton Maryland. Highlights include two and three piece suits, business and casual styles, tweeds, serges, heathers, and prices from 10 to 25 dollars. Emphasizes fashion, quality, and shop reputation with English coats, vests, and tailored finishes.
An advertisement lists a range of boys spring suits in sizes from 7 to 18 years. Prices shown include 2.95 for two or three button double breasted models, 3.50 for higher grade fabrics, 6.50 to 9.50 for lined peg top and Norfolk styles in serge and Worsted.
A magnificent line of Ladies Oxfords and Pumps including Eclipse and Colonial models with one or two straps or strapless. Bunny Hug Pump offered in Russia calf patent colt gunmetal vid kid white buck soft suede silk cloth white canvas with high medium or low heels and guaranteed welted soles.
Advertisement for boys and youths spring shoes in patent calf and gunmetal calf with welted soles. Styles include button or blacher in gun metal calf or patent colt. Prices range from $9.00 to $250 sole with guaranteed durability and solid leather soles.
A brief ad notes popular neckwear prices 25 and 59 cents with a wonderful variety of styles and colors. It highlights exceptional quality including knitted scarves in plain colors and stripes and mentions higher prices from 1 to 1.25 for newer effects.
A local shop promotes guaranteed raincoats priced from five to fifteen dollars with new models to view and purchase. The ad highlights durable rubberized coats as a dependable friend for wet days.
Advertises women hosiery in black Lisle thread and silk Lisle, with garter tops for durability. Prices include 75c to 1.25 per pair, three for 1.00, extra fine German Lisle at 50c, misses silk-lisle at 25c, and children's ribbed cotton hose at 25c, available in black tan and white.
A catalog-style notice praises trunk quality and the advantages of well-made luggage. It contrasts unsatisfactory, fragile trunks with sturdy, luxuriously equipped options. Featured items include a fiber-bound linen-lined trunk with brass trim and a durable 18 inch bag priced at $6.50, plus a genuine cow-hide suitcase and a 24-inch model with leather details.
Fashion emphasizes silk for warmer seasons with Tub Silks, Wash Habitas, Fancy Wash Silks, Silk Shirtings for all wear, and broader Tub Silks. Highlights exclusive designs, fast colors, cool comfort, and strong service. Prices range from 50c to 85c per yard, plus double-width French Faconne Foulards at $2.00.
CORSETS FOR women feature latest style details at low costs from Nemo and R G Corset Co. Sold by thousands yearly, prices range from 50c to 8 dollars. High School Corsets suited for young women with no side steels and sizes 18 to 25, 1 to 3 dollars. Ferris Waists offered in various materials 50c to 1 dollar.
Catalog of laces and embroideries offered in assorted widths from 18 to 27 inches. Venise allovers in cream white and ecru range from 1 to 3 dollars per yard. Embroidered flouncing with ruffle edge priced 50 cents to 2 dollars. Allover embroideries in open and eyelet work plus Irish lace insertion priced 1 to 1.50 dollars per yard. Baby patterns on fine nainsook available 50 cents to 3.25 dollars.
Peres JIN J) presents diagonal suitings as popular spring fabrics for women's tailored garments. Prices range from 50e to $1.50 per yard with storm serge in navy and black at 54 inches for $1.25. Cream suitings at 56 inches wide cost $1 to $1.25 per yard.
The narrator, daughter of a retired American admiral, recalls taking a Navy Department clerk job to support her mother. Enticed by a Russian embassy offer to spy on Edward Cathorne, she travels with him to England, declines funds, and ultimately marries him after revealing her ruse. She rejects learning secret treaties, choosing personal love over espionage.
Frau Tukory wife of a Hungarian landowner recounts in a Budapest paper how divining rod sensations guide mineral finds. She describes twitchings and pains signaling a right turn and above a spot near a German mine at Bonn University Professor Pfahl. She also cites a headbinding feeling when locating petroleum in Nanov, and first mimed a diviner by finding coal on M Jana Kubelik’s Bohemian estate.
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