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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
A fragile OCR fragment references various topics including spring repairs, a royal proximity, female medical staff shortages, and a few scattered notes about the Seah Pacific Islands, a Yokohama school for girls, and a 1871 date with light technical fabric notes.
A garbled note describes men in New York City’s Wall Street area who oppose hats and advocate strict behavior. It mentions photographers and invitations to gentlemen about wearing hats for Dad events, but the text remains unclear and disjointed.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text presents incoherent dialogue with phrases like Mali is dignity naersteag and Hell go put. The passage includes disrupted quotes and nonstandard words, lacking clear persons, events, or structured meaning.
Store closes Saturday at 6 PM. Heavy weight women’s hose and reinforced heel styles priced around 2502, plus black pipe and seam less options. Wool sport hose and English hose in heather greens browns sold at 1.00 a pair, with colors listed.
The store touts a fall sale featuring clothing for men women and children and fall home items. Emphasizes low prices, wide selection including blankets, shoes, draperies, lamps, and fabrics as workers face hard times.
A historical notice describes seasonal preparations at a department store, highlighting autumn and holiday merchandise for comfort and festive celebrations. It mentions suppliers and the shop’s policy of fair pricing and cooperative planning for a strong fall and winter season.
The Men’s Shop highlights affordable undergarments and nightwear for seasonal shifts. Ribbed shirts and drawers from 50 cents to 75 cents, union suits from 1.15 to 5.00, flannel sleepwear from 1.00 to 2.00, wool options up to 5.00. Dress shirts range from 1.40 to 6.40, with other men’s accessories at moderate prices. Store closes Saturdays at 6.
An ornate advertisement touts a third floor fashion shop offering a delightful variety of coats and suits for women and misses. It extols appealing autumn styles, graceful lines, and affordable prices with emphasis on fashionable collars and fabrics.
The Garvin Blanket Dept promotes direct-from-mills blankets offered at low prices with cash discounts for bulk orders. Highlights include $3.78 double bed blankets in plain colors, $4.50 large double bed blankets in plaids, mohair bindings, and $6.50 wool filled comfortables with decorative fabrics and bright colors.
A vintage ad touts comfort and quality for knit underwear and garments. It highlights Vests, Pants, Union Suits, and Bloomers in various weights and materials with prices ranging from under a dollar to above three dollars, noting fleece lined and heavy options.
Night gowns in white or striped flannelette with long sleeves and high necks priced at 31.79, extra size gowns at 1.59 and 1.98. Flannelette Petticoats in pink, blue stripes or gray plain and striped, regular sizes 28¢ to 1.10 with extra sizes priced accordingly.
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