05 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
1
J L Everngam and Son promote a holiday shopping experience with a new large second floor gift goods section. The store highlights a broad selection of home and personal gifts for all ages from grandparent to baby, aiming to ease Christmas shopping with carefully chosen additions to the regular stock.
A store promises a broad Christmas stock of new patterns and colors for him with travel bags umbrellas shirts gloves ties and handkerchiefs. The copy emphasizes that he will be pleased since he buys furnishings there and the items match his tastes for the season.
Thrifty buyers gain an excellent chance to buy a coat or dress at a saving before the holidays. The store offers a splendid array of new modes, quality materials, and a wide price range with Purples, Greens, Navys, Reds and Blacks. 16-inch items feature satin borders, amber tips, carved wood handles, brass or Duco enamel finishes.
A fresh shipment of Young Men's Topcoats arrives featuring double breasted blues, wide trousers, and loose fitting coats in new colors like herringbone and overplaid. Styled with careful tailoring and priced reasonably, the collection showcases the season’s latest for young men.
A Victorian style notice promotes practical baby gifts including dresses lacques sweaters and crib blankets, all neatly boxed for patrons. Packages sent by parcel post or express will be carefully wrapped at no extra charge to ensure safe arrival.
Hundreds of pleasing Christmas items fill the second floor gift shop including glassware china brass ware linens leather goods blankets stationery silk underwear lamps lamps bridge sets kitchen utensils fern stands and more. The wide display makes selecting unique remembrances easy for everyone on your list.
A two week old report tells of Bud Warner the train robber wanted by Express Company crews near Sulphur. A stranded Chicago gambler Peters recovers a two thousand dollar reward paper, is befriended by Smith the prospector, and later dies in a town pursuit after Warner’s identity is revealed by Sheriff Windy Sam.
The New York Herald notes a printing error at Clarendon Press Oxford in 1804 where Matthew 13 49 reads Who hath earn to ear let him hear. The piece highlights how Cockney influence can creep into even England's oldest university press.
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