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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
7
The statement says reductions are not a sale and no effort to unload stock or profit is intended. Prices quoted may be lower than market warrants to anticipate spring demand and provide customers with the best goods at the lowest possible prices.
A goods list shows 36 inch Peréales in dark and light colors, 27 and 36 inch Outings, muslin and cambric stocks, gingham, apron gingham, romper cloth, and muslin varieties with prices from 25 to 50 cents. Items include Berkley cambric Nos 60 and 100, Moclips bleached, Indian Head bleached muslin, American Girl bleached muslin, and seed cotton mentions.
A catalog row lists white baby flannel 27 inches priced at 95 and white baby flannel 36 inches at 1.10. Also 29 inch blue heavy flannel priced at 95.
Classified list highlights wool dress fabrics including 48 inch and 58 inch suiting and coating, blue and black serges, plaid dress goods, and prices ranging from two ninety five to three seventy five per yard. Includes references to seasonable colors and material quality with multiple widths and types.
The wool market remains stagnant with little demand while prices stay at the market floor. Fleischer's Germantown offers 1 oz balls and Fleischer's Knitting markets supply 2 oz balls and 4 oz skeins in all colors, guaranteed by the manufacturer until February first.
The present market price for raw cotton is given as 16 cents for the best grades and 8 cents for the poorest, with a mention of other small price figures in the fragment. The text includes a stray half word line about a sales figure of 30 cents and references to Anne Fico and other unclear items.
A fragment from a vintage catalog or list shows various duck products with measurements like 86 inch, 36 inch, and 29 inch. The entries include numbers such as 8.02 and 10-02, but many characters read as garbled codes and punctuation. The text resembles product codes, sizes, and prices, with limited legible context.
Local store cuts prices on men’s ties in latest colors and fabrics for Christmas gifts. Stock includes $1.00, $1.50, and $2.50 ties with deep reductions, encouraging shoppers to buy now.
An advertisement lists a variety of blankets with different sizes and prices. Items include 54x74 gray Superior at 2.75, 66x80 Corona plaid at 0, 64x84 light and dark grey at 4.85, 66x80 Nashua Woolnap at 6.50, 66x80 Wolverine Woolnap at 6.65, 43x72 white Superior at 2.50, and 54x74 Superior white at 2.75.
A large stock of Comforts reduced to compete with rising raw material costs. The range includes many colors and prices listed as 2.40, 2.50, 4.25 and 6.25.
A local ad touts one button underwear from Munsing Wear Cooper’s Medlicott’s and Hatch’s in cotton part wool or all wool. A very large assortment of styles is offered All reduced ten percent discount available pick out your garment and figure your own discount.
Attractive ladies' sweaters in several styles and colors sold as pretty Christmas gifts. Prices originally eight fifty and nine dollars now reduced to six seventy five.
Nearly all waists are new numbers featuring Georgette Crepe de Chine plain and fancy voiles in a wide color range. Prices drop from higher values to sale figures with Georgette pieces from $4.25 to $7.25 and voiles around $3.10.
The corset department advertises Henderson Fashion Form Corsets and Ferris Waists for Girls with no current reductions. Most stock remains new, marked down periodically as new stock arrives. Henderson Fashion Form Corsets range two to six dollars, Ferris Waists from one fifty to two thirty five.
The notice lists new stock coats with old stock prices given for comparison. It mentions plain and pleated backs with or without belts in late colors, noting old prices from 25.00 to 31.25 and new prices ranging to 25.00, plus a stray 7.00 amount at the end.
A department store outlines broad reductions across its whole line of men’s women’s and children’s cotton wool and silk hose to align with expected spring demand. It lists sample prices for Ladies and Men’s Mercerized and Silk hose and notes similar cuts for boys and girls hose though exact prices vary by size.
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