09 May 1902
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
1
A sales pitch urges buying new winter coats now while prices and choices are favorable. It emphasizes comfort, style, and avoiding post season shortages, noting the range of prices, patterns, and materials and claiming the store stays first with the newest items.
Outing suits praised for their cooler homespun style ideal for hot weather. Handmade garments maintain shape and color with padded shoulders and perfect fit. Coat and trouser sets priced from $12.50 to $5.00.
The old stand by square cut Serge Coat remains a conspicuous figure here and is favored by heat sufferers. It preserves color and wear, lasting longer than other options for the money. Prices range from 2.50 to 5.00, in square or round styles.
An advertisement offers black soft worsted coats and vests made extra length for students and ministers. Some tall gentlemen also buy them. Price requested is seven dollars and fifty cents.
Store offers men undershirts from 25 cents to 1 dollar per garment and Scriven drawers with elastic seams once priced at 75 cents now selling at one cent per pair.
A local hat shop or seller promotes its straw and other hats inviting customers to visit for fittings. The note challenges skeptics to try the service and emphasizes accommodate all head sizes and preferences.
Local retailer unveils a range of ties with new lines colors and styles all offered at preserved old prices. Shoppers can find multiple fabrics patterns and brands priced around fifty cents each.
Men favor fancy hosiery with dropstitch patterns as solid black white and multicolor options sell well. Vendors advertise prices from soc to toca per pair, highlighting growing popularity in the market.
A Victorian collar laundry pitch promotes linen collars at a set price with laundering included. It claims collars stay stylish and well laundered at no extra cost, suggesting savings over buying unlaundered collars.
Fashion note emphasizes belts as essential to a well groomed male appearance, arguing they mark taste and distinction from peers.
A retailer advertises a line of negligee shirts with sizes available and prices from 45 cents to 2.50 dollars. The notice promises customer satisfaction and invites shoppers to visit the store to compare prices and products.
Boys wear flannel outing trousers with belt loops and suspended buttons at the waistband. The bottoms turn up permanently. Sizes 3 to 16 years. Prices from 25 cents to dollars. Large stock in Georgia small towns.
The advertisement states Cecilian coats and vests of regular length in superior quality that shines and shimmers, priced at seven dollars and fifty cents each.
Advertises thin cotton coats available in several colors in sizes 33 to 44 priced at 50 cents each.
A shop advertises a summer travel lineup including suit cases, telescopes, trunks, and other necessities to complete a vacation outfit.
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