06 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
1
This season offers a vast selection of fancy embroidered handkerchiefs in hundreds of patterns and shades. They come in boxes or as separate pieces, all in the prettiest embroidery work and designed for good taste.
STEAM is up the track and the Holiday Service is at peak as the Store urges early gift shopping. Departments are stocked with fairly priced goods and ready to serve, with advice to shop early and in the morning for maximum service.
ERE presents ready solutions for gifts with shirts and Freckware aimed at brothers husbands or grown men. Describes refined dress shirts with soft durable fabrics easy care, striped patterns in blue black mauve tan, new silks moire or chamois, four in hand neckband for easy slipping.
The article highlights camisoles and boudoir caps as dainty items in cream pink navy and black with appealing trimmings. It suggests they suit gifts when unsure of a recipient's preferences and that these pieces are likely to please the wearer.
Suk and Silk and loel Doster announce a fresh stock of Pen aus 16 gauge ribbed top Silk Hose knit to fit without a seam in all new shades priced at 2.00 per pair. A splendid Silk and Wool line in pretty heather shades sells for 1.45 per pair.
About twenty new Crepe de Chine colors and drop sleeves feature Tricots and Jacquette blouses. The designs pair with suit coats or separate skirts. Shoppers may choose their preferred present at purchase.
Housewives are invited to visit the china department to view a wide selection of pretty dishes. The display includes single pieces and full dinner sets, emphasizing attractive china and glass gifts.
Monarch Tools pitches Monarch Wool as the ideal yarn for Christmas gifts. It claims even thread, clear colors, and a joyful knitting experience for makers.
An advertisement promoting hose in pure wool cashmere with ribbed texture and two shades. The line is described as a late arrival with a special price of 95c.
A store promotes extra heavy weight Turkish towels in large sizes as a standout value among years of offerings. The note highlights the deal as a special bargain.
Ten high quality coats offered for 35 dollars each before December 15. Coats feature Marvello Bolivia or Duvetyn cloth with Opossum, Beaverine, or Fitch collars and satin lined interiors. Regularly priced $39.50 to $55.00, first ten buyers get first pick. A perfect Christmas gift opportunity.
A shop offers pure linen table cloths in lovely patterns suitable for square or long tables. Many include matching napkins and a large range of doilies runners cushion covers and related accessories.
Silkine spools described as twenty five dozen, with plain colors and variegated varieties. Large spools suitable for Christmas work, labeled as Special Sc spool.
A local yarn sale offers Monarch Butterfly Wool in about four shades with a heavy weight. Regular price 75 cents a ball, special price 50 cents.
A local ad touts suitable gift silverware with good guarantees. It promotes single pieces, small sets, or large sets available at Community Ware or Rogers 1847.
Gift giving is easy with Wool or Silk scarves in the latest colors. A scarf to suit anyone and every occasion waits for you to choose. Come view the pretty color combinations and decide which one to take today.
Heavy weight Moire Ribbon offered in eight shades nearly six inches wide.excellent quality suitable for hair bows or sashes. price 50c per yard.
Twenty five pairs of boys heavy wool hose made from best yarn for hard wear. Reduced price from 1.00 to 1.25 and special 5 cents per pair.
A fragment from a 12-07 page lists pricing for mincemeat at 1¢ per pound, 4 pounds for 25, 12–lb items, brown mixed, royal mixed fir, shelled walnuts and almonds priced by the pound, with several 20¢ to 75¢ figures and weight measures. The legible items suggest a historical grocery card or advertisement.
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