22 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
1
A varied stock of leathers including patent and gun metal shoes from Queen Quality Dolly Madison and Rice Hutchins. About 50 pairs, many sizes, prices slashed from 2.50 to 8.50 and 93c. to bold discounts. Misses and children shoes 50c, hats 50c, white waists 6dc, wash suits 1.95, voile 10c, pink blue lavender 10c, rep 25c.
A medical student Dick Barlow near Gordon College becomes entangled in a grave robbing episode as a body disappears and suspicion falls on students. A wedding between Barlow and Miss Etheridge is interrupted when a recovered electrician claims to be the missing body, revealing a dramatic courtroom of emotions before vows are renewed.
The Same Price the World Owner. The men who have bought clothing at this price will find Styleplus offers $17.00 value with superior fabrics styles and tailoring versus $20 and $25 grades elsewhere. Those paying $20 save $3 and those paying $25 save $8 while staying well dressed. Guaranteed protection from manufacturer and store if a suit fails.
Serviceable suits from leading makers finely tailored in rich fabrics including unfinished worsteds thibets cassitudes and serges in blue black and fancy styles. Large diverse stock features Russian blouse sailor Norfolk and double breasted cuts priced from 2.00 to 8.50.
Correct corsets for women seeking latest style features at lower costs. Made by the Neme and RR. & G. Corset Co. sold by thousands each year. Prices range from 50e to 3. Forris Waists offered for women, young girls and children, in various materials from 50c to 1.00.
Fashion notes urge white shoes for the season with affordability and quality. White canvas button boots range two fifty to three fifty, pumps one fifty to three, oxfords one twenty five to three. Genuine white buckskin shoes and pumps offer better satisfaction at three to five dollars and one dollar.
New arrivals in the glove department feature short silk gloves in black white or colors with two clasps priced at 50c 75c and 1.00. Long gloves for short-sleeved frocks include 12-button black or white 75c 16-button color options 1.00 and 1.50. Additional chamois finished lisle gloves and 16-button chamois offer reductions from higher prices.
Advertises a range of women hosiery including pure thread silk, Lisle thread, and silkLisle hose in black, with garter tops and durability improvements. Prices shown: 35 cents per pair, 50 cents per pair, three for 1.60, and bundles for children and misses options. Includes black, tan, and white colors and various sizes.
In the White Goods Store women seek white cotton corduroy for dresses and skirts, Norfolk suits, and other uses priced 25c to 50c a yard. White Madras 20c quality sale at 15c. Plain flaxen 18c to 20c grade at 12%c. Plain Voiles in white lavender blues pink and black 35c quality for 25c to 36 inches wide. Dress lines favor straight-cut slender combinations for hot weather and lingerie frocks, with many styles from simple to richly trimmed with lace and embroidery.
Fine shirts of sturdy madras with silk mix and striped rich coloring. Plain nezigee fabrics with soft cuffs, all new and perfect. Priced from $1.25 to $2.60, including peverles and other cottons in plain colors and stripes. Russian and sailor styles in 21- to 22-year sizes, from a top maker, ensuring good fit and wear.
This listing outlines a range of footwear for all ages and genders featuring chrome-tanned calfskin kidskin leathers and patent leathers. Styles include Tie and Pump, Oxfords, and Pumps with prices from about $1.25 to $6, highlighting brands Douglas Walk-Over Rice Hutchins and various finishes.
A garbled 19th century missive imagines planting baseballs as crops. Horace Greeley suggests planting early in spring to ripen before fall, warns of balls maturing too green and becoming foul, and proposes using a silk baiter to cook them. He signs liberally, inviting more seeds for next year.
A fragment from Carper's Weekls features Mrs Wumps asking a doctor if men become what they eat and a bishop replying yes a grim humor about missionaries eaten by cannibals. The piece riffs on belief and irony through dialogue about cannibals and consumption.
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