Foulard Silk Scarves Priced From 39 Cents to 49 Cents
A sale offers mostly nonslip all silk foulards priced between 39 and 49 cents with many items spot proof. Some similar goods in other states sell up to 1.00.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
13
A sale offers mostly nonslip all silk foulards priced between 39 and 49 cents with many items spot proof. Some similar goods in other states sell up to 1.00.
A notice advertises 26 in black satin duchess, described as pure silk and ideal for coats, coat suits, and dresses, valued at 100 dollars, offered at a special low price. Also promotes mercerized foulards at 1 cent each, contrasted with 25 cent prices elsewhere.
A garbled OCR passage mentions multiple named individuals, places, and entities including Gary Rud, Jay e, Lupe, and Ada near Applets Street. It references county affairs, land, proposals, and a business in need of capital, with scattered notes on rates, taxes, and local development.
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