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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
5
Monday morning sale at Lake & Sons features harvest sale prices on dimities batiste lawns and madras ginghams. Read every item buy early and expect an expanded sales force to assist. assortments include Cordele corded lawns Anikia fabrics and fine muslins with colors fast and low prices.
An ad markets summer corsets in lace netting with double stayed sides and four zone strips, highlighting fabrics like coutil and summer netting. It touts popular styles as part of a Harvest Sale Prive, with prices around 40 units and mentions multiple vendors and color/dye options.
Ladies underskirts dress skirts in madras colors trimmed with flounces and bands. Dent price reductions on skirts and harvest specials in fancy parasols and umbrellas. Broad range from fine linen shirts to plush parasols with silk trims, featuring deep discounts at the Harvest Sale.
Harvest sale offers wide straw hats in men's and boys sizes, with reduced prices on Hickory and straw hats in Yacht Golf Oxford and staple styles. Also cuts on men's and boys negligee shirts, work shirts, and table linens. Fans and damask fabrics feature deep discounts, with several items priced to move quickly.
Fragmentary notice describes ladies' ribbed vests in cream with crocheted neck and arm details. Mentions prices and stock, including Lisle and silk taped options, sold at a Harvest Sale with unclear figures.
Textile ad lists boys knee pants in cottonade and duck, crash suits, coats and pants at harvest sale prices. Also features ribbons and fancy rib bon in plaids and stripes, with multiple widths and color options, all offered at reduced harvest sale prices.
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