03 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
1
Vacation time urges readers to prepare for camp meetings by the seaside or mountains. The ad promotes lightweight summer clothing including thin hosiery, sheer waists, airy dresses, parasols, fans, serge suits, straw hats, and travel bags. Get ready now. we’re ready to help.
An extensive inventory of men s suits in worsted cheviots and cassimeres offering gray checks pin stripes and mixtures in navy serge and light shades. Three button jackets broad shoulders wide lapels semi fitting backs with or without centre vent full or half lining sizes 84 to 44 regulars stout up to 46. Exceptional value across $10 to $17 levels with a large diverse stock including Russian blouse and West End Norfolks.
New session expands hat selection for men with styles ranging from Panama and Leghorn to stiff and soft straw options. Prices span Panama five dollars to soft splits two fifty, with other straw types from one to three fifty.
An advertisement markets women’s light weight lace trimmed underwear with several styles and prices. White Ribbed Vests with lace trim yoke and arm holes priced at 10c each or three for 20c. White Ribbed Lisle Vests with lace trim offered at 15c to 25c each or three for 65c. Real Egyptian White Ribbed Lisle Vests with lace trimming priced at 25c each or three for 65c.
Shirts bought before material costs rose offered at special prices. 50c fancy percales with separate cuffs, soft neglige shirts whiteMadras bosoms, tan Madras bodies, and white Madras bodies with madras bosoms. 1.00 and 1.25 to 1.50 values, plus dress shirts at 1.00 with cambric bodies and linen bosoms.
In a Norwegian tale Walter Bogardus loses an eye as a child and seeks a perfect glass eye. Gretchen paints it to match his remaining eye but jealousy taints the replacement. Walter falls for Gretchen while Bertha weds another cousin. After failed attempts, a final eye succeeds and Walter wins Gretchen, living happily until the glass eye shatters and ends the chapter.
A New York broker praised Charles W Morse as a master money taker. He recounted a tale where Morse told a millionaire, I must have three millions for that new deal, only to receive two in cash with the note you owe me the remaining million. Exchange remarks the anecdote.
A light dialogue from the Boston Transcript features a diplomat husband and wife debating the costs of seaside娱乐. The wife questions the expense of a seashore trip while the husband jokes about the monetary burden of entertaining himself in her absence.
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