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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
4
The department announces a large sale featuring silks in stripes, dots, squares, and dice patterns, highlighting self figured novelties and Tafetas as the season's correct choice. Inspect the full Fashionable Dress Fabrics line and take advantage of a big cash reduction sale during the week.
The notice advertises bulk sales of bed linen sheets willow slips and related goods. It emphasizes constant need for laundry use and aims to help city housewives stock up for fall and winter, promising a convenient supply now so they need not worry later.
Beautiful laces and embroideries in various widths and charming designs are shown in a dazzling display. Prices are described as unbelievable and inviting. Visit to see the goods and be persuaded by the selection.
A period advert promotes gloves and white fabrics with a wide assortment. It highlights quality, style, and color variety, urging readers to selection now. White goods such as batistes, chamb Simn es, organdies, fairy Swiss, and mulls are featured, with underpriced linens for wear and laundry satisfaction.
An old advertisement touts end of season underwear prices for children's and ladies' undergarments. It claims best value in town, urging women to shop for herself and the whole family, noting quality and affordability as key factors.
An advertising fragment touts lace curtains and ribbons with emphasis on plain goods value per yard and cost efficiency. It also praises Mustin underwear as well made and of fine quality, suggesting a broad set of merchandise and a focus on durable fabric in a local shop.
The notice lists various product grades including Turkish and Linen lines with updated nominal prices and discounts. It mentions percentages and old costs, followed by further unclear references to crash quality and licensing terms.
The column shows table linen prices with reductions from $2.00 to 59¢ in COLO and various lower marks. It lists quality tiers with values including $1.50 $1.25 and $0.39, highlighting aggressive discounts and regional pricing signals.
The ad proclaims GD and Nemo Corsets shaping figures accurately and comfortably. It advertises a full line of the latest models in all lengths with specials, urging immediate purchase with price points from 3.50 down to 1.50.
In this department a full line of new coats and skirts is shown. The Long Coat appears as the year’s coat of coats in loose and semi fitting styles. Slashed trims and button detailing mark the fashion, with emphasis on metal accents and refined tailoring.
The Big Store offers deep discounts to replace worn rugs and carpets with Axminster and velvet options. It advertises green and brown patterns at low prices, listing several sizes and quality levels with substantial markdowns on wool Ingram and cotton blends. Also promotes percent-off on linoleums and oilcloth.
A brief ad promises fair treatment and courteous service on all goods, inviting customers to return for continued value and efficient service in their purchases and sales.
The shop promises comfort and style in every pair with patient salesmen fitting each foot. It boasts many styles and complete sizes, claiming unmatched shapeliness and ease. Prices are strong enough to tempt customers to buy one to three pairs.
Advertisement highlights trunks and suit cases that are strong sound and blemish free designed for beauty and wear. Emphasizes eminently satisfactory quality and prices aimed to attract buyers with marvel at value.
COLLEGIAN Clothing announces a liquidation to clear stock. The store stresses its guaranteed quality and slashed prices on its entire clothing stock to entice buyers, urging customers to compare with other goods and take advantage of universally low prices.
Hat and cap advert reveals deep discounts on Stetson hats and men’s caps. Prices drop from four to two dollars, with sales notes urging customers to compare quality as reduced listings tempt buyers. Limited authenticity words and scattered pricing fragments remain.
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