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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
10
Handome black silk Petticoats offered at $2.98, regular $5.00 values. Also silk Petticoats valued at $2.50 to $3.00 now priced at $3.00 each. Limited stock, promote rustle and quality during this sale.
The advertisement promotes a month end sale on boys clothing for ages 6 to 17, offering two piece snickebocker and plain pants suits in dark winter patterns. It lists prices from 6.00 down to 3.50 and mentions limited winter overcoats for ages 3 to 12.
A newspaper brief notes a month end sale featuring ribbons for Christmas fancy work. It advertises 35c, 24 and 25c ribbons, 18e ribbons, 16e and 12%4c ribbons by the yard, net veiling by the yard, and hundreds of yards of 8 and 10c torchon laces and embroideries by the yard.
A brief notice reports a month end sale of dress goods with prices noted about .88e and 8c. The fleeting ad highlights discounted fabrics and shop offers for customers seeking bargain textiles.
A months end sale features cotton goods with rising prices expected by January 1910. Highlighted items include calicoes at 7c yard, outing flannels at 4 to 10c, white towels, crash, table linen and damask, plus a line of kimono outing fabrics and a variety of bleached fabrics. Also advertised are elaborately decorated berry sets and imported ware with price points from 1.00 to 2.00.
A vintage newspaper listing advertises a general store sale with varied groceries and paper goods. Highlights include seedless raisins, currants, citron, orange peel, soap tablets, peas, grapes, cranberries, mince meat, sweet potatoes, oats, syrup, molasses, and buckwheat. Prices are quoted in cents and dollars, with bulk and package deals urged to attract buyers.
A unique wedding at Second Baptist Church featured a Confederate gray theme with the bride Miss Ladie, daughter of a Confederate veteran, and the groom George Morgan. The ceremony was led by Generallemént and attended by six girls in Confederate gray.
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