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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
3
The ad proclaims Al Al is the foremost in ready to wear quality and service. It emphasizes first class standards in every suit made to measure by the International tailor, highlighting excellence in style, craftsmanship and value.
Susie Bosold goes to Wallingford to lead a case. Mrs. Lockie begins as clerk at H N Osher store. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard. "A Happy Night In Dixie" at Hawkeye theatre, poor weather kept crowds light. New Union Bond and Mortgage company formed in Davenport. The Algona area reports a living scene with farm activity and a big Duroe Jersey hog death. A dozen papers promote Boston Store ads. New Farmers & Merchants bank foundation under way but material shortages delay progress. Henry Appel plans December Denmark trip. Storm Lake to get a $250000 high school. Coal shortage hits Algona. Twin Beds at Emmetsburg draws crowd. Mryire family returns from St Paul. Grodland improves yard property for market sale store. Capt Hession settles Rock Island damage claim in Waterloo. a telegraph error misquoted $1850 to $1800. Settlement stands.
Ed Elingston of Ottoson spent Sunday at the H H Saulinx home. Mr and Mrs Walter Matsen had their baby christened Sunday. Manly Hampsons family improving after scarlet fever. Miss Ida Pecton returned from South Dakota Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thorson were Gracttinger callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Nes Matsen spent Saturday evening at the Sheffield. Mrs Tom Hampson and family spending weeks at parental home of Mr and Mrs Bergum. Mr and Mrs Milo Hausner of Estherville spent Sunday at the Sheffield home.
Dresses of this season's styles promise surprise to every shopper who has viewed them. The collection features coats and dresses in the finest wool materials priced to attract buyers, with emphasis on the grand value of full length wool coats.
Curious shoppers can compare costs of wool coats now offered in a local sale. Several styles are fully lined and ready for immediate wear, with emphasis on affordable options for the season.
The advertisement touts suits priced at 25 dollars highlighting fine fabric, workmanship, and stylish exclusive ness. It notes these suits, regularly priced as high as 42 dollars and a half, represent wonderful value.
Broadcloth silvertip and oxford jersey suits priced around 35.00 with values up to 62.50 in a wide range of shades and styles.
The ad touts pure wool jersey and serge dresses priced at 14.95 as the season’s latest styles. It promises dresses you could not make for twice that amount, urging shoppers to buy now for substantial savings.
Bargain suits priced at 45 dollars promise the season's best fabrics with some fur trim options. The tag notes regular prices were nearly double this amount, signaling a steep savings opportunity for shoppers seeking quality materials.
Dresses priced at 19.95 promise quality and fit for many figures. Available in silk and wool materials in all sizes, the items emphasize value and tailored appearance.
A catalog offers linen and imported cotton art pieces with Napkins Pillow slips sheets and more. It lists dresser scarfs table runners buffet sets silver cloth holders aprons nightgowns tea sets baby dresses and towels. Also features Munsing underwear De Denton Wool Brighton gowns knit shirts petticoats bloomers and corsets with an infants department and neckwear.
A promotional notice touts a Greater Sale offering significant price reductions on clothing. It invites shoppers to economize by choosing from a wide range of garments during the event.
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