Bargain Hunters' Paradise showcases seasonal luxury goods
A dealer promotes an upcoming season of prosperity with a vast display of furniture, millinery, furs, clothing, and shoes. Distinctive designs and exclusive styles are highlighted with deep discounts, offering muffs and fur sets priced from 1.50 to 15 dollars for children and up to 750 dollars for luxury items.
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Winter Millinery Offers Chic Hats at Low Prices
Charming styles from fashion centers of the world showcase silk velvet and felt hats. Display includes large hats adorned with feathers ribbons bows and French wings. Hats feature snap and dash and prices start at one dollar, with value and low pricing highlighted.
Women’s clothing with latest Metropolitan styles
Our store offers coats and jackets suits costumes waists and skirts second to none in the state. Special sizes for small women large girls and misses are available. Coats 2.50 to 20 skirts 2 to 6 suits 5 to 150 waists 0.75 to 4.00.
New Stylish Winter Shoes and Rubber Boots Offered
WATERCOTY & CO. Henry Illinois advertises men and boys clothing plus new stylish winter shoes with the latest lasts and leather styles. Rubber boots and wading boots are sold at the lowest prices in Central Illinois with focus on value for women and children.
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