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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
Advert describes Bon Ton and Royal Worcester corsets as world standards for over fifty years and highlights fit. Mentions price points such as 3 dollars and 1.26, with multiple models listed in a showroom style.
A brief item notes a new Spring House release with figures 3.25 and 250 and Fs 160.
New spring neck wear and a large variety of Dutch cellars available for lawn and embroidery work. Prices range from 190 to 81.50 with ladies' cellars at 26¢ and items in various styles.
At Weeca, a full display of velvet ribbons in satin and satin facings shows off a complete line of fancy ribbons. The wares promise high quality and a wide selection for spring fashions.
Retail catalog style notice lists ladies skirts and misses skirts in varied price points. Prices start near three dollars for basic lines and climb to higher figures for fashion pieces, inviting shoppers to browse the collection.
The Gordon Hat line claims to be the best 83.00 hat in the country with new spring styles now available in popular shades and blocks.
A splendid assortment of girls dresses in galateas perevales and ginghams at the best values seen. Dresses are nicely trimmed and made up in the latest New York styles. Prices are advertised as unusually cheap for the season, with a sample listed at 11 15 and other items around 14 years priced.
Fragmentary notes describe new spring embroideries from Cambrie Nalaseek and Embreideries. Mentions of beadworks and wide fabric patterns appear, with references to a shop or stall labeled Saker Floundage and Bubreidery All Overs 4B to.
An advertisement touts Queen Quality shoes for ladies highlighting style leadership and wide color range. Mentions patent gun metals tans velvets and suedes with prices around five dollars to six dollars, plus Boston Favorite Shoes range in patent suede and patent metate styles.
W L Douglas introduces up to date men shoes in Gun Metals Tans and Patent styles. Bouges offers more dress shoes than any maker with Gun Metals priced at 3.00 and patent leathers from 4.00 to 6.00. Button and lace Oxfords in Gun Metal Tan and Patent finishes are highlighted with various price points.
Our showing of Queen Quelity and Besten Favorite Oxfords and pumps is the largest we ever show. Teas, brown suedes, velvet patent guns vies etc from 62.50 to 3.76.
The Spring Mate display shows many changes from last year with Nel Rose and Brewas as the prevailing colors. Straws use fine Hemps and Brates materials and prices range from 96.50 to 750.
A large shipment of ladies waists has arrived from New York offering lingerie and silk options. Styles include long and medium sleeves with high collars Dutch necks and military collars. Prices range from 0.92 to 2.58 for lingerie and 2.50 to 5.08 for regular waists.
See our spring collection featuring women's suits coats and dresses in latest New York styles. Suits priced from 150 to 20. Coats from 60 to 12.50. Dresses from 6.50 to 123.50.
Lingerie lines from Marshall Field Co feature strong options for women with corset covers and drawers priced from 15c to 1.65. Night gowns offer high or low neck styles with long sleeves, along with a variety of patterns. Petticoats and muslin drawers are also advertised at modest prices.
Hercules Suits for Boys feature all wool material, rain proof, and fast colors. Includes double lining at e bows, heavy drill pockets, and Paante lined. Mercules Suit priced at .00. others range from 3.50 to 5.00.
A large showing of dress goods for spring includes woolen suitings batistes serges poplins ginghams perales and more. The stock is described as larger than ever with prices such as wool serges 2.00 per yard half wool poplins three quarters yard mercerized poplins and ginghams at 23 to 29 cents per yard.
Zion Lace Industries presents laces manufactured in Zion City Illinois praised as the best produced in the country. Prices range from 4c to 12c per yard for Valenciennes Torchons Point de Venise and All Overs Laces in many patterns from 1c to 2.00 per yard.
Advertises a broad selection of curtain nets Swisses and scrims with patterns for every taste. Highlights prices from 4¼ yards at 4 Qc to 55c per yard.
Local dealer promotes Bunker Hill School Shoes by P. Cogan & Son in Gun Metal and leather laces. Sizes range from infant 5 to youth 6 1/2. Offers money back if not satisfied and pledges lasting wear.
Exclusive men line selection announced featuring Hart Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft. All wool, hand tailored suits priced from 12.50 to 25.00. Clothcraft Blue Series priced 12.50 15.00 and 18.50. Describes quality and value of the new season collection.
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