27 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
1
J L Everngam in Denton Maryland promotes ready to wear suits for all ages. Spring styles feature genuine wool fabrics, tailored fits, and a variety of tweeds serges and worsteds with English cut coats and modern vests and trousers.
An assortment of boys spring suits priced from 2.95 features two and three button double breast coats with Knickerbocker pants and peg legs. Rich all wool cassimores and ceviots in tan brown and gray shades. Sizes 7 to 18 years.
A magnificent line of Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps including Eclipse and Colonial models with strap options, Bunny Hug Pump, in Russia calf, patent colt, gunmetal, vid kid, white buck, soft suede, silk cloth and white canvas. Available in high, medium or low heels with guaranteed welted soles.
New spring models for boys and youths in patent colf and gunmetal calf with guaranteed welted sole and medium to high toe D2. 50. splendid quality of boys shoes in gun metal calf or patent colt, button or blucher styles with solid leather soles, priced to deliver good wear at $2.00.
A local ad highlights men's neckwear priced at 25 and 50 cents with a wide color range and styles. It also notes higher priced items from $1 to $1.25 offering the newest effects and knitted scarves in plain colors and stripes.
Spring promotion offers new models of rubberized raincoats at 5 to 15 dollars. Extra strong values highlighted to attract customers.
Advertises women's hosiery including pure thread silk black hose at 75c to 1.25, garter tops for durability, three pairs for 1.00, extra fine German lisle thread hose at 50c, Misses' silk-lisle hose 25c, and children's ribbed cotton hose 25c with back seams.
A catalog-style pitch touts a range of travel items from sturdy fiber bound trunks to premium hand bags and cow hide suitcases. Highlights include a 16 to 18 inch bag at 5.50 and a 24 inch case at 359.090 with features like leather lining, brass trim, and reinforced hardware.
Fashion strongly favors silk fabrics for warm season wear with Tub Silks including Wash Habits and Wash Silks and heavier Silk Shirtings for both men and women. Colors are fast and designs exclusive with many color combinations. Tub Silks range from 50 cents a yard to 70 or 85 cents for wider widths, plus Foulards Messalines and Taffetas in varied price points. Double-width French Laconne Foulards available at $2 a yard.
Corsets by Nemo and R. G Corset Co offer stylish features at low costs. Popular in thousands of homes, prices range from 50c to 3.50. High School Corsets suit growing girls with no side steels. Ferris Waists for women and children offered in various materials from 50c to $1.
Lace and embroidery items priced per yard or piece include clung bands from 1 to 3 inches wide at 18e and 25c a yard. Venise allovers in various colors $1 to $3 a yard. Embroidery flouncing with ruffle edges 50e to $2. Allover embroideries open work eyelet and Irish lace insertion $1 to $1.50. Allovers baby patterns embroidered on fine nainsook 50c to 3.25.
Primary Election notice sets polling sites in Caroline County districts Henderson Greensboro Denton Federalsburn Hillsboro Ridgely American Corner. Voting for President United States Chief Judge Second Judicial Circuit Maryland and four Republican delegates. Return judges must file by noon Wednesday after the election with county officials and registers of wills. Supervisors James T. Sylvester Bayard Nichols Harry B. Mason. Clerk Bry Johnson.
The primary election will be held in districts and precincts between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the Fourth Election District at Preston.
The New York financier Jay Gould faced a blackmailer who demanded tips on Missouri Pacific stock. Gould and partner staged a trap using coded newspaper ads to lure the culprit, who turned out to be a socially connected son of a friend. Inspector Byrnes oversaw the operation and the letter was filed.
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