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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
2
A fashion feature extols Sport Coats with youthful charm and spring colors. It praises bright fabrics, distinctive lines, narrow sloping shoulders, long reversible tuxedo pockets, and unique belts. The text invites readers to view the display for careful selection.
Two residents fought on a public street over a family matter. The mayor intervened and both parties were fined $15, settling the dispute. The item heads into a local social note with various names and happenings from Pacific Junction, including visits, moves, and school affairs.
A fashion notice touts a Milady’s Suit built with slender lines by Redfern or Printzess, promising practical yet stylish garments. It stresses fine materials, precise grading for a perfect fit, meticulous tailoring, and compares favorably to other makes while noting prices from 32.50 to 125.00.
An English ex servicewoman Margaret Fillingham and a friend began a traveling shop after army service. They bought a hawker’s license a caravan and stock of women’s wares and now tour town to town selling goods. Rural sisters invite regular visits as the venture gains popularity. A carpenter joins travels as they continue their circuit.
The New Spring Dresses feature fluffy ruffles and beaded accents in wavy ruffle-like effects. Fittings contrast with a near close bust and waist hip drape, detachable washable collars, and fabrics like satin charmeuse taffeta and crepe in varied color contrasts. Prices range from 15.75 to 35.00 dollars.
A new line of low shoes and pumps showcases originally designed models. Among the many pretty options the most popular appears to be one and two eyelet slippers with bows and smartly pointed tongues. Your inspection invited.
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