15 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
1
The notice notes a consistent price standard applied globally with emphasis on uniformity and accessibility across regions. It highlights how this pricing approach affects consumers and markets, signaling broader economic implications and potential industry responses.
The clothing message touts Styleplus garments as superior value for men and young men, with $17.00 suits offering better fabrics, fit, and style than higher priced $20.00 and $25.00 options. It promises substantial savings for buyers and notes a guarantee backed by manufacturers and the retailer.
A catalog of discounted footwear including Queen Quality, Dolly Madison, and Rice & Hutchins oxfords and pumps in mixed sizes. Also offers hats, white waists, ladies wash suits, skirts, voiles, and cotton reps with reduced prices from $0.65 to $2.50. Men’s Walkover and Douglas shoes featured, plus gun metal and patent styles.
Serviceable suits from leading makers with fine tailoring and a wide range of fabrics including unfinished worsteds thibets cassimeres and serges in blue black and fancy styles such as Russian blouse sailor Norfolk and double breasted offered from £2.00 to $8.50.
Corsets by Neme and RB Corset Co sold widely at value prices. Styles include various sizes and price points from 59e to 3.00. Also featuring WICU school corsets for young women and girls, urging safe wand comfortable wear.
Fashion guidance notes white footwear season with women urged to own white canvas boots pumps and oxfords at affordable prices. Advertises white buckskin shoes and pumps as genuine and superior with prices ranging from 1.25 to 14.00 dollars.
Newcomers in the glove department feature short silk gloves in black white and colors at 50c 75c and 1.00. Longer gloves for short sleeves come in 12 or 16 button lengths priced 0.75 to 1.50 with black white and color options. Also new chamois gloves in white or natural include 2 clasp and 16 button models at 1.00 2.50 and related prices.
Advertises high grade hosiery for summer in various styles and fabrics. Includes Pure Thread Silk-Lisle black hose with garter tops, three pairs for 1.00 or 35 cents per pair. Extra fine German Lisle-Thread hose in Hermsdorf black at 50 cents a pair. Misses' silk-lisle hose in black tan and white at 25 cents a pair. Children’s imported ribbed cotton hose with back seams at 25 cents.
In the White Goods Store women seek white cotton corduroy and other fabrics for dresses and skirts, with 25c to 50c a yard prices. White Madras, plain and striped flaxen, Voiles in multiple colors, and a range of 12c to 36c quality options. Undergarment sets emphasize comfort in hot weather with straight-cut combinations and varied lace trims.
Sturdy madras shirts with silk blends and striped designs offered in plain negligee and captain styles. Sizes 12 to 18 years, with prices from 1.25 up to 2.00 plus several cottons in plain and striped colors. Products from a top American maker guarantee good fit and quality.
Shoes offer a range from shiny to dull leathers with chrome-tanned calfskin and kidskin options plus patent leather. Men and women models include Tie and Pure styles at 22.50 to 3.50 and Walk-Over and Douglas brands from 2.20 to 5.00. Children and misses Oxfords priced 1.15 to 2.50 with several styles in gunmetal, patent, and tan.
In Florence a twenty seven year old American artist Margaret Hathorn copies a Titian portrait while a wealthy American critic John Cahoon evaluates her talent. He offers to back her with cash for selling her own pieces while he earns a larger share, leading to a partnership that helps her rise from poverty to a modest fame. Cahoon reveals his motive and asks for a future marriage as the price of his support.
A Houston Post excerpt notes the shift from critical illness to convalescence, emphasizing the subject’s fragile state and volatile condition even as signs of recovery emerged. The dialogue frames the transition as precarious and heightens the sense of ongoing struggle.
A Pittsburgh Dost quip questions a jury verdict noting the defendant wore a frightful hat and gown that did not fit. The punchline playfully mocks the trial outcome and fashion judgment.
A fragmentary line questions if genius is needed to understand a genius. The speaker asks his wife about it as he goes tone and contemplates the idea in a terse exchange.
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