Wem GE CML ST RU TALL sport coat at four ninety five
A black sport coat offered by Wem GE CML ST RU TALL at $4.95 includes wide belt and neat styling. It emphasizes warmth and fashion for the season.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
5
A black sport coat offered by Wem GE CML ST RU TALL at $4.95 includes wide belt and neat styling. It emphasizes warmth and fashion for the season.
A retailer notes many sweaters are broken in size and color but announces price reductions to spur purchases. The action focuses on improving inventory turnover and enticing buyers with lower prices.
Wool socks described as 12-4 size all pure wool warp and sling in red tan grey pink and blue checks priced at 5.00 a pair. Specially adapted for sleeping porch use.
Ficecy and white gloves offered at 10 25 and 30 cents with a Home Comfort Making Crowd invitation. Store clean up underway and holiday stock arriving daily as Christmas trade nears. Kid gloves in Christmas boxes priced 75 cents to 1 dollar fifty per pair with one or two pair per box. Full range of sizes available.
About two hundred skeins of colored zephyr yarns left over from last year are offered at sale price six cents per skein, down from regular 12 and 15 cents. The assortment includes most colors and sizes, with fashionable styles described as unequalled value. Flannelette and German Outing goods priced from 1.00 to 5.00. Aimed as Christmas gifts and a strong buying chance.
A roundup of receptions, club meetings, and gatherings features Miss Nina Barnes hosting Miss Maud Owen with guests in lace and satin outfits. The Woman’s club, Sorosis, Entre Nous, and neighborhood Bridge club share meals, games, and charitable aims. birthdays, travels, and social notes fill the week.
Democrats in caucus postponed the bid to adopt a cloture rule after Senator Clarke of Arkansas won renomination as president pro tempore. The caucus agreed to vote on cloture at five o clock, delaying debate restriction for the opening day as Majority Leader Kern telegraphed the Vice President.
A dated remedy promotes Hamburg Breast Tea called Hamburger Brust Thee as a simple cold cure. Boil water, steep a tablespoon, sip a Yeecup full through the day or at night to open pores, relieve congestion, and loosen bowels. Claimed to break a cold or grip and be safe as an all vegetable preparation.
An old advertisement touts St Jacob Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatic pain. It claims to ease pain stiffness and inflammation in joints and muscles and to treat conditions like sciatica and neuralgia with a 25 cent bottle.
McDuff Virginia resident Mrs. J. B. Whittaker credits Thedford's Black-Draught with preventing severe illness in her family. She praises the vegetable remedy for aiding digestion and stomach issues, saying it has reduced sickness in their home for years and recommending it to others.
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