17 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
1
Style and workmanship touted as unsurpassed at Richter’s Fur Sale. One day only Wednesday October 22 at Lea Dry Goods. Store promotes discounts and customer appreciation with a featured fur sale event.
S PERS and Jays introduce new furs for the One rendil line at Richier & Sons. Trade details outline the latest fur selections and availability through the respected supplier.
Fresh notices announce Clam Shell for hens and Cholering to keep cows healthy, with Kow Kure Bag Balm and Cow Re- beb to trim cattle. Hansen Produce Co. advertises a fur sale at Lee Dry Goods Co Maquoketa Iowa One Day Only October 22 Wednesday. Richter’s Annual sale promoted by T. Richter & Sons. Local notes include football Nov 1 vs DeWitt high school and a rescheduled Mt. Vernon game. Bread ad for Ideal Bread and local tastings at Stow White Pharmacy.
The item describes a 25 outing heavy weight fabric suitable for apparel. It lists 2 to 70 yard short lengths, both plain grey and colored stripes and checks. The note focuses on material color patterns and available yardage, indicating versatile uses.
Readable fragment notes fabric prices at six dollars for four percent inch wool serges and mohair in navy brown and black with value ranges of one and one quarter dollars.
A selected display features velour and panne velvet hats with ostrich feathers flowers and novelty trims priced from 3.00 to 5.00 for Saturday only. A special display highlights hats for ladies and misses, offering tailored choices at low weekend prices.
Wash Waists priced to sell at 79c to $1.50 in assorted colors and fabrics. Includes organdie and lace trimmed pieces with self collars and embroidery, some slight soil indicating previous handling. a value range up to $1.50.
Readable ad item lists taped and Ric Rae finished aprons in belted light stripes and plain blues pinks and lavenders up to size 44. Sold in two price tiers with $1.39 and $1.75 values highlighted.
Advertises Ladies' Union Suits at 1.85 with heavy ribbed fleeced options in Dutch and low neck styles. Also lists 42 and 44 sizes with lengths, offering good value at 2.25 and 2.50.
Classified listing for boys union suits in natural heavy ribbed fabric with one button, available in sizes 12 14 and 16 years. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.75, with the $1.54 to $1.75 values highlighted.
An advertisement lists men’s union suits at 1.50 and heavy cotton sweaters with shawl collars in Oxford and Maroon, described as good quality and sturdy. Weights noted near busking fabric valued around 2.50.
An assortment of old advertising blurbs promotes photos from Pamley's studio, hair products, and tonics. It mentions Hoag visiting Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen visiting relatives, and plans for travel to Des Moines for Masonic meetings. It also touts Hyomei for catarrh and Bitertone nerve tonic with money-back guarantees.
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