Showing of New Spring Ginghams in Ames
A local notice announces a showing of new spring ginghams in Ames. The event highlights fabric arrivals and current styles, inviting shoppers to preview the season’s textiles.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
5
A local notice announces a showing of new spring ginghams in Ames. The event highlights fabric arrivals and current styles, inviting shoppers to preview the season’s textiles.
An advertisement lists women and children's sweaters with sale prices. Ladies gray coats drop from 2.00 to 1.69, white coats from 2.50 to 1.69. Youth sizes offer small sweater coats at five cents and forty four cents sale prices.
A chaotic ad lists numerous men and boys apparel items with reduced prices. Suits in various sizes from 4 to 44, boys knee pants suits, reefer overcoats, duck coats, vests, dress pants and jeans all marked down with sale prices and former tags, unclear quantities, and some garbled text.
Overcoats sold at deeply reduced prices. stylish up-to-date models offered at a price that makes delaying purchase until next winter worthwhile. Buyers will pay roughly half again as much for the same coats next year.
In this department we offer stylish garments of good material and workmanship. On Saturday, first day, pick from items worth up to $22 for 12.50. On Monday, second day, suits and coats for 12.50. From Tuesday to close, select any garment under 12 dollars at one third off. Children’s wraps discounted likewise. Everything must go.
Readable fragments show a sale of ladies shirt waists white and priced up to 2.50. The item list suggests discounts from higher values with emphasis on value and fashion.
A historical item asserts a patient was positively cured without taking any medicine internally. The report emphasizes a complete recovery achieved through non-pharmacological means, contrasting with conventional medical treatment of the era.
The top artisans in town rely on Mound City Company's Horse Shoe Brand pure paint, as promoted by Williams Hardware Co.
Five years of heart and chest pain improved with Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. Customer Lillie Thomas reports weight gain and better health after thirteen bottles. Advertisement claims the remedy tonifies heart nerves and muscles and can extend life even after doctors give up. Sold by druggists. money back guarantee.
Weekly column reports visits by Mesdames Hall and Templeton near Nee ly’s Landing and visits by residents from Don pola. It notes new sidewalks and hopes for a local switchboard and telephone connections, talks of cheaper travel with the Cape and Chester road, a rail incident involving Tricker, and upcoming sales and events including R F McLain's farm sale on February 11. Lincoln’s Birthday events are mentioned for February 12 in St. Louis.
Abstracter promotes title deed preservation and offers prompt abstract of title services for property buyers. Encourages placing orders for assurance the property is correctly yours and notes contact by phone number 100.
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