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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
8
Ad proclaims AL means first class tailoring with no higher mark. It highlights made to measure suits by International The and promises excellence in every tailoring feature style workmanship and value.
The Graettinger Times lists advertising display rates at 26 cents per inch with a weekly space discount for advertisers. John J. Sullivan is noted as publisher with post office entry in Graettinger Indiana.
Friday notices confirm a new billion-dollar Union Bond and Mortgage company launched in Davenport. Local events include Susan Bosold’s mission to Wallingford, Miss Lockie joining H N Osher store, a new bank building foundation beginning, and Henry Appel planning a December trip to Denmark after wartime service. The Times notes weather shifts, theatre attendance, and a dozen local sales and improvements.
Lost Island reports Ed Elingston of Ottoson visiting H. H. Sanlvik home over Sunday. Walter Matson couple welcomed a baby at christening Sunday. Hampson family recovering from scarlet fever. Ida Peton returned from South Dakota Saturday. Thorson and Matsen households called on Saturday. Nes Matsen spent Saturday evening at Sheffield home. Tom Hampson and family visiting parental home of Bergum. Milo Hausner of Eightherville spent Sunday at Sheffield home.
Readable text offers 117 dresses and 117 coats at 15.45 each. The ad touts wool coats and dresses in stylish materials with workmanship, urging shoppers to see them to appreciate the prices.
Budget coats offered at $25 with several all wool options and some fully lined styles appealing to value minded shoppers.
A lot of coats showcases full flare and season best styles. Some belts and polo cloths stand out, others in velour or regular price at 35 dollars. The mixtures promise great bargains and value for shoppers.
Garments praised for fabric finesse and workmanship. Exclusive style and wonderful values at $25. Regularly priced as high as $42.50. Suits at $35 show Broadcloth, Silvertip, Oxford Jersey, with values to $62.50 in an attractive spread of shades and styles.
The notice promotes dresses priced at 14.95 in pure wool jersey or serge fabric for the new fall season. It claims these dresses are worth double the price yet are available at the stated amount, emphasizing affordability and style.
At forty five dollars the season is presented in finest materials with some fur trim. Regular prices were nearly double the current offer, delivering substantial value on stylish suits.
A local retailer promotes dresses at 19.95 promising class and individuality. Styles come in silk and wool materials across all sizes, emphasizing quality fabrics at affordable prices for a broad range of shoppers.
The advertisement invites patrons to visit a store offering a wide range of linen, cotton, and woolen goods. It highlights stamps on linen pieces, napkins, pillow slips, sheets, table runners, dresses, towels, baby clothes, nightgowns, undergarments, corsets, and infants department. Emphasizes economy and a Greater Sale of Price reductions.
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