Easter Fashion Offers From Local Shops
A local shopper friend praises new spring stock with full size and color ranges. The note highlights intensive displays and informed buying, stressing affordable choices and enjoyable selection this season.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
3
A local shopper friend praises new spring stock with full size and color ranges. The note highlights intensive displays and informed buying, stressing affordable choices and enjoyable selection this season.
A wide collection of sea son models features Tail leur Box Flare and Straight line cuts with notched and Tuxedo collars, braid trim, self material folds, silk stitching, fancy buttons and pockets. Materials include tricotine and porret twill. Prices range from $19.65 to $45.00 for Easter wear.
Text describes Easter fashion notes highlighting Canton Crepe in colors like iL Grey Almond Brown Navy Blue and Black. It praises adaptable becomingness and unusual lines that distinguish today’s designs from previous years.
Boys spring apparel emphasized with lower prices and durable weaves. Suits are reinforced for hard wear and feature two pair of Knickerbockers, balancing dressiness for social events with practical durability.
Mrs H R Laucks visited relatives in Reading on Thursday. Mrs Charles Ellinger of Harrisburg spent Saturday with her parents in Hummelstown. Several residents visited Harrisburg and Penbrook. A number of social calls occurred among Gingrich, Brinser, Walter, Muth, and Fox families. Community events include church and auxiliary meetings, a birthday celebration, and upcoming rallies and sales.
Salvation Army commander remarks on women painters amid ongoing social turmoil. The report notes defiant resolve and nerve required to maintain livelihoods during China crisis, with references to local names and phrases reflecting wartime austerity and morale.
The Mission study class met at Miss Lizzie Harry’s home and will meet next week at Mrs. John Moyer’s home. Several residents had visits, illnesses, or local tasks noted, including Harry Horst with erysipelas and the Quinsey illness of Mrs. H. K. Kreider. Sunday service is at 10:30 led by Rev. Leinbach.
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