Boy's Extra Fine Suits for Sunday Wear
A short notice lists boys' suits priced at 12 dollars for Sunday wear. The item highlights affordable, neatly tailored attire likely from a local outfitter.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
2
A short notice lists boys' suits priced at 12 dollars for Sunday wear. The item highlights affordable, neatly tailored attire likely from a local outfitter.
The store touts an unequaled children's clothing line with heavy stock for ages two and up. Prices are very low with one dollar per suit, and combo units offering coat, pants, and cap for four fifty. mothers urged to visit.
Overalls priced 75 to 90 cents elsewhere, now 50 cents. Bib overalls for men 45 cents. Neckwear showcases latest styles in fancy patterns. Underwear from 50 cents per suit. Shirts with fifty patterns, all nice and reasonably priced. Gloves for driving and dress, umbrellas, valises, trunks offered as cheap and good.
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