Virginia Avenue Merchants Offer Special In ducements
Virginia Avenue stores advertise Friday bargains to attract new patrons. The Sun urges readers to study the page advertisements for rare bargains and stock highlights from local merchants.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
5
Virginia Avenue stores advertise Friday bargains to attract new patrons. The Sun urges readers to study the page advertisements for rare bargains and stock highlights from local merchants.
In Canton Ohio thousands lined up to view the late Mrs. McKinley’s face before her funeral. The day drew crowds of old friends and neighbors who walked through the house along N Market Street to glimpse the nation’s widow one last time.
A harsh young daughter shames her mother for worn clothes and isolation. In a barn loft the mother recalls a life of sacrifice and fear of judgment, and the daughter, moved by a sudden awakening, embraces her with apologies and renewed affection.
A brief Windsor doorway scene shows a daughter Maggie comforting her mother with words of love. The moment shifts the mother's mood from loneliness to renewed joy as she accepts affection and brightens the room with a new light.
Old fashioned cape for a young girl features pongee fabric with handwork in contrasting color. White cape uses heavy lace and blue flowers, tied at the throat with baby blue velvet ribbon. Pairing with a broad white horse hair hat decorated with blue forget me nots and white ribbon.
A collection of witty lines and comic quips from a newspaper page. The remarks cover hypocrisy, gender roles, and social pretenses with remarks attributed to a Chicago police chief a magazine editor and actors benefiting from a charity fair.
The Sun offers ten cent Paris patterns with seam allowances. Each day a different pattern is described and available postpaid by sending ten cents, pattern number, size, and the name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
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