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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
8
H M Ashbaugh and Co invites the public to a spring opening on Saturday Monday and Tuesday March 14 16 and 17. The ad promises the newest fabrics at low prices and emphasizes careful selection and display. It frames the event as a major yearly highlight and a chance for economical buyers to find value.
The Millinery section showcases hats modeled on French and New York styles with expert guidance from our millinery buyer. Hats shown aim to mirror Dame Fashion's latest decree and offer low prices to appeal to careful buyers.
This early showing presents samples of the most accepted models with refined trim. Some waists feature French Wallace embroidery in open work or blind stitch, all over nets in Filet Vals, and all over embroidered laces and embroideries. Low prices invite purchases.
An advertisement extols the Black Cat brand hosiery as the best value for families. It claims longer fibers reduce wear and mendings, urging customers to ask for Black Cat hosiery to avoid frequent replacements.
Local shop promotes a selection of silk and heather bloom garments described as handsome and beautiful. Customers are invited to see the line and note surprisingly low prices.
The department highlights a full Spring showing of belts and handbags with the latest fashions. Emphasizes that accessories require as much care as dresses and offers selections believed to please shoppers.
A magnificent showing of Irish German and French Damasks with Napkins to match will interest housekeepers. The patterns and fine weave stand out and a full line of Colored Damask is also shown.
The catalog highlights fabrics released for Spring 1908 with Copenhagen Blue and brown hues as leading shades. Available in all grades and varieties.
Beautiful wash goods never before in this city has such a full showing of printed and woven fabrics appeared this season. Lawns and ornamented fabrics and firmer white goods in many designs tempt buyers to stock up for warm weather.
The display features premier lace and embroidery including French and German Valenciennes EnglishTor chons Baby Irish Filet Vals in all overs edgings and insertions. Hamburg Nainsook embroideries offered in all overs edgings and insertions. Also showing skirts in voiles panamas and dressy suiting fabrics with tailoring and low prices.
The catalog highlights new Jabot effect neckwear with pleated bows trimmed with Wallace The embroidered collars are shown alongside many other styles in a broad Spring collection offering.
A market notice advertises handkerchiefs with handsome embroidered borders and narrow hems in Mull and linen. It highlights exceptional values and an immense variety, urging shoppers to replenish their stock and see the selection.
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