28 Sep 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
1
Carefully selected all wool suits for men and young men priced from 9 6 to 13 50 with options in worsteds cassimeres serges and cheviots. Sizes include stout fits and youths 4 to 18 years feature knickerbocker and Norfolk models with trousers two pair options and gray blue brown colorways.
Womens, Misses and childrens coats in Serge, Cheviot, Chinchilla and Plaid Melton. Unusually well tailored with straight back collars plain mannish sleeves and satin lining. Prices range from 4 to 25 dollars.
Shoppers can choose from Blazer Coat Sweaters and Regular Coat Sweaters in red grey blue tan white and black. The items are offered in multiple cool weather colors to suit different outfits.
Women’s and Misses’ stylish tan boots at $4.00. High-cut gem-metal calf shoes for fall and winter, stitched, flexible sole, medium heel, priced at $3.00.
Cluny Collar and Cuff Sets offered at 1.50 with coats in white and ecru. New neck robes in black blue and green plus Pleatings and Pleated Net fabrics in white and ecru at 25 cents each.
A brief item notes fringe chinille ball trimming puffing and banding as applied finishing touches. The short notice lists these processes as part of material preparation and garment finishing practices.
Fibre bound linen lined trunks with heavy duck cover and brass fittings described as high quality leather bags. Suited for genuine cow hide use and precision construction.
An advertisement lists white grey and red wool long undergarments for men priced at $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 with a higher option at $2.00. The sale notes multiple color choices and bundled pricing.
A student recalls summers aboard Captain Joe Sturgis fishing smack along the Maine coast. They drifted through fog and rocks, survived a perilous night, and the narrator believes the captain’s spirit guided them home, binding memory to place and nature.
In 1818 France, Bonde notes the first franchised assembly showed chaos as a Rouen member faced exposure of past crimes. A neighbor shames him with a prior murder accusation, prompting a demand to resign. The Moniteur reports a vacancy for Rouen the following day.
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