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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
5
We invite you to visit our store to see the fall and winter merchandise collection. Each department features special offerings with new styles and strong values, reflecting careful buyer selection. Come and judge the variety and value for yourself.
The department presents the latest styles from leading sources offering a wide range of prices. Tailored suits coats skirts and shirt waists are showcased, with emphasis on variety and value to entice shoppers in a brief visit.
A careful inspection of the following idea confirms we carry exactly what you want in dress goods. Explore fabrics, patterns, and prices chosen to meet your style needs and budget.
Department store offers exceptional values on ladies, misses, and children's underwear. Union suits in cotton and wool range from 80 to 96 cents for children, 25 cents to 70 cents for misses, and 49 cents to 2.50 dollars for ladies, with cotton and wool options and a selection of union suits.
Vintage ad lists mens fleece lined shirts and drawers in Blue, cream, and natural wool options. Items priced at 60c to $1.25, with extra heavy and heavy weights noted. Boys fleece lined shirts and drawers also offered at similar price points.
A catalog note describes a range of tailored ladies suits including about sixty styles, many exclusive. Details cover 30 inch and 34 inch coat lengths in striped worsted and herringbone weaves with satin linings, elaborate trimming, and belt/strap accents. Alterations offered gratis by a Keister’s Tailoring College graduate.
The department shows a comprehensive line of ladies Misses and children's coats with prices and styles highlighted. Descriptions include 11 Plain Neal Tailored Coats with velvet collars and satin lining, 17 Misses Practical Coat in broadcloth with braid trim, and 622 Jaunty Coat featuring collarless design and wide braid. Also 517 New Combination Directoire Nipon coat with kersey satin lining and satin vest details.
The fragment lists prices for bleached and unbleached fabrics, Pepperell sheeting, gingham aprons, and a pull line of fall and winter cotton dress goods. Mentions per yard pricing ranges from 6 to 12 1/2 cents with several items at 10 cents or less. Names and locations unclear due to garbled OCR.
The department offers heavy shoes for hard wear and medium weight indoor shoes. Newest styles suit dressers and school wear. Work shoes priced from 1.50 to 3.60, with solid value for boys and hard service needs. Visit this department for best selections.
Linoleums and oil cloths offered at four dollars for linoleum, new patterns, and oil cloth by the yard. Prices range from one to two dollars for various cloths and accessories. Sconces and vases advertised at ninety and ninety-eight cents. Numerous patterns described with bold prices and discounts.
A catalog-like compilation of blankets in white gray and tan with sizes from 50x72 to 72x84 inches, weights from 3 to 6 pounds, and per pair prices ranging from $1.00 to $10.00. It notes special gray only, extra good, and all wool options plus silk finished covers and banner specials.
A fragmented textile price list shows various rug and carpet types with per yard and square measures. Entries include Brussels, Lenox Velvet, Axminster, Ingrain and Sultana Cottage Carpet with multiple sizes and price figures across 12 and 13 unit bundles.
A catalog of skirts and waistlines features panama garments from $5.00 to $12.50, including modified sheath models in navy and black. Voile and silk trimmed skirts priced up to $16.50, with plaid panama and embroidered waists in black and white options. Also listed are percale and lace trimmed waists, wallets, and Liberty satin evening pieces priced from $0.82 to $8.50.
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