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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
4
More spring suits just received at prices from 13.50 to 27.50. Handsome suits in popular fabrics and styles. Jackets run about 34 to 36 inches, semi fitted hipless models. Tailored in serges novelty stripes fancy worsteds and plain panamas.
New Tailor Suitings feature a dozen new pieces this week in handsome shades and fabrics. Prices are lower than usual for such goods. If you are planning an Easter gown, see the samples or have us send samples and we will respond.
A city display boasts a full line of spring wash goods with new shades and fabrics. Prices range from $5 lawn equivalents to light shimmering fabrics at 75 cents a yard.
Ad claims a regular 124c dress gingham sold nationwide can now be bought for 1c per yard after stocking up months earlier. The offer emphasizes a liberal supply and nationwide availability.
Exclusive agents in Kennewick advertise Black Cat Hosiery offering 25 and 35 cent stockings for the whole family with promised durability and less snagging. Prices match eastern equivalents.
Royal Worcester Corsets dominate the scene with style driven designs and a focus on fit and quality. The new models follow current trends with a versatile range for different figures. Corsets are priced from 1.00 to 2.50, offering affordability.
New kid gloves in short length pair with sun gowns. Express offers several shades with popular options. Prices range from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars.
Finley river transport opening and local travel plans. Residents including Wim Teawalt, John Dennis, and Chas Rand visit Kennewick and Horse Heaven. Wedding of Ruth Carle and Busse at Finley home with Rev. L N Anderson officiating. Community events include a ten cent tea, Sunday School, and church services. Numerous notices cover sales, housing, employment, and local trades.
Local notices offer alfalfa hay asparagus seeds and roots bedding lodging and rental ads plus sale items including gas plants incubators Bartlett pear trees and onion sets. Also inquiries for renters and a call for a girl to work in a store and a Thimble Club meeting in March.
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