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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
5
Grafton business announces its motto Underbuy UnderSell with strict cash pricing. The retailer emphasizes fair change, one price policy, and simple buying due to cash transactions, presenting a strong value proposition for March 29, 1900.
Weekly Monday sale kicks off April 2 with line of goods at deep discounts. Men women and children items include hemstitch lace linen pieces and bordered handkerchiefs offered at one third to one half off. Centre Aisle Ladies Department promotes early purchase while supplies last.
The spring suit display offers tight fitting fly front and Eton designs in Cheviot, Serge, Homespun and Oxford with box plait skirts. Prices range from 5 to 15 dollars, with double breasted Eton suits in covert and broadcloth noted as special value at 14.50.
Advertises custom tailored ladies suits in taffeta with corded backs and fronts, new curve collar, and varied shades. Promotes fitted, stylish workmanship with a bargain. Waist silks offered at 198 cents per yard, plus $5 and $4.50 value suits highlighted.
Embroideries offered direct from Swiss and Navnsook producers in delicate hand machine work. Edgings and insertions totaling about two thousand yards, with samples shown as available. Range includes narrow baby edgings to wide skirt flouncing, modest and dainty patterns for ladies. Prices from 3c to 2.50 per yard.
Friday's Bargain List advertises clothing and fabrics for all, with discounts on prints ginghams vests skirts and suits. It highlights men women and children items including dress pants cords shirts and shoes with prices such as 85 for American Girl shoes 2.50 for men pants and 89c for skirts and garters.
A local store advertises extraordinary assortments of wash goods at small profit prices. It highlights fabrics from 5 to 75 cents a yard with an extensive Madras and Gingham selection. The ad touts 19 cents per yard fabrics and shirts waist designs at 10 cents, noting typical prices are 15 cents.
New stock of 15 cotton worsted plaid dress fabrics arrives. Introductory price 14e. Shop today for fresh patterns and durable weave. Packed with colors and textures, these affordable fabrics suit spring wardrobes and sewing projects.
Women’s shoes priced at $3 to match Easter gowns offer a wide range of widths and shapes. Made to order options include Kid Skin Patent Leather and softer Patent Kid varieties, with finer types at higher prices. The store promotes exclusivity of Queen Quality Shoes and notes a recent refurbishment of the ladies’ shoe parlor as new spring stock arrives.
Brilliantones three qualities in today, Black only, and each at the price, are exceptional. We invite your inspection at the yard.
Our shop offers ready to wear boys clothing in faultless style. We promise satisfaction to boys and parents and highlight strong value through special quotations showing how money can be saved here.
The ad features two piece suits for big boys in sizes 6 to 16 in black or blue clay worsted with double breasted cuts, priced at 4 dollars value. boys vestee suits in blue serges and cassimere blends for ages 3 to 9. prices range from 1.50 to 3.00, claiming superior quality for the money.
Months of preparation produced a sterling array of perfect apparel. Garments are tailored with faultless finish and claim high quality at lower prices due to strong purchasing power. Suits in fancy worsteds, cheviots, casimeres, serges, and clay diagonals are promoted as better and cheaper than competing offerings.
A textile note describes Neva Cloth resembling silk in appearance and drape, offering superior wear with rinse resistance. It highlights color options including cardinal royal navy pastel shades and black. The yard-quarter quality is billed as near silk, resembling brocaded silk in richness for fine dresses.
An advertisement extols a bust boosting garment that shapes the torso without a corset. It claims faultless proportions, suits tailored jackets and snug waists, and can be worn with shirt waists for chic style. Sizes range from 18 to 10, priced at one dollar.
Long trouser suits in fashionable styles and plain materials for ages 12 to 19 offered at 3.50 to 7.50. Also boys spring hats priced at 1.50 to 1.00. High quality merchandise with noted value in the state's market.
Suits of pure fancy worsteds and unfinished worsteds and black bibets compared to tailor made garments at 25 to 35 dollars. Highlights ready-to-wear perfection. Emphasizes fittings for extras stout or slim bodies with no extra cost. Features double breasted vests across many suits.
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