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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
19
The notice highlights a range of drawers from muslin to nainsook priced from 50 cents to 5 dollars. It notes coverings are finely trimmed with embroidery or ribbons, but many pieces are soiled or mussed. Historic pricing reflects varied fabric quality and styles.
Advertised silk undergarments listed with prices from 2.48 to 8.95 including silk chemise bloomers and drawers. Crepe de Chine gowns and petticoats priced from 5.00 to 8.50. The ad notes a variety of silk items with differing cost ranges.
One dollar spent here tomorrow buys more than a dollar's worth of Waist Value. The Wirthmor waists are priced low due to large scale production and broad merchant cooperation. Styles stay new and right, with exclusive sale at this store in every city.
The Art Goods Section displays luncheon sets featuring Blue Willow and Blue Onion designs. Each set includes a 24 inch centerpiece, six plate doilies, and six tumbler doilies, all priced at 98 cents.
Ribbon girdles and sashes are very fashionable in a wide range of widths and styles. The Ribbon Section shows sash ribbons in satin Luxor, rich brocades, moire and paste tones with assorted fancy effects, priced from ten cents to a dollar eighty per yard.
Classified ad offers women’s vests at 3 for 35 cents with comfortable fit and stylish, neatly finished design. Items advertised for Saturday sale.
Many dainty models of a kind with medallions laces embroideries and ribbons. Broken sizes across the lot. Prices range from 50c to 2.98 for various Drawer Combinations and soiled corset covers.
Dainty long cloth chemises in fine laces and embroidery are described as soft and delicate, with many novelty fabrics. They are mussed from handling and available for laundried sale prices from $0.79 to $4.30, ending at $1.95 for some options.
A Wash Goods display features a wide range of striped fabrics for sportswear. Designers present bold ideas with stripes from broad awning widths to slim tapes, offering abundant options for skirts and suits.
Jap Rose Soap regularly priced at 10r and a Saturday cake for 7c. Gorylopeis Talcum delicately scented, regular 1ie per box, Saturday 1c. Marinella Face Powder in all tints, regular 50c per box, Saturday 42c6.
Advertises pearl bead necklaces priced at 25 dollars, on sale for 19.50. Claims they suit various necklines including open-neck blouses and high collars, appealing to many women. Includes mention of three pearl necklaces and a Saturday special.
Unbleached 1G inch wide sheeting marketed as unusually good quality at regular price. Les Spaciz advertises a Saturday sale with small linen napkins and daily use linens. Describes napkin sizes and a special Saturday deal by the dozen.
A compact sale item highlights top white goods for the season with emphasis on value and selection. Shoppers are urged to compare models and brands, noting energy efficiency and compatibility with current home setups.
Readers are invited to a special sale featuring a wide display of parasols with odd shapes and unique handles. The event emphasizes fashionable styles from regular five dollar values now offered for 93.98, along with additional household goods such as ricers and cleaning products advertised for Saturday.
Housekeepers will find desirable odd air suited pieces and snort lengthy of sheelings and related items on the half price table at three usual prices.
Matting suit cases priced at $1.50 regular value, measuring 24 inches and made with durable matting under premium covering. Splen didly crafted for hard service.
The speech stresses the party's wartime leadership under Wilson, praises the federal reserve act and antitrust strengthening, and calls for unity across states. Bryan argues the US must lift its moral code, resist Wall Street influence, and pursue peace while opposing intervention in Mexico. He warns against揭 interventionist pressures and praises Democratic gains under 1920s policy.
A scrambled scene saw officers seize several party members amid a tense confrontation. Norman E. Ok, a New York motion committeeman, along with two Murphys, led a group that held out for about an hour before authorities regained control.
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